New-York tribune., 1867-08-29
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Before
Commissioner OSBORN.

OF
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Before
Commissioner OSBORN.
THE TRADESMEN's BANK CASE.
Uuited States agt james Arnold
This case. previously Teprted, came up pnrsu-
ant to adjournment. NJ,
counsel for defendant In reIy % question from MT
Beebe that the proceedings Wre taken under the ooth
Mr Beebe said that waving f present the question
OF Jurisdiction he would like to have the amount Of bail
xed and hoped that in view of client being poor nav
mn srrendeed all his propertytO the Bank having shown
by his conduct before his arresthat he did not mediate
by social relations OF nature preclude the idea OF a
intention mis- part TO awy and the additional TACT
that the bail would be hxeat moderate amount not
than 5000. a.. A..
amount at the figure asked by fr Beebe.
The Commissioner after giving the matter due eonsd
Grafton consulting authorizes said that ms nrst I'M
pressions conGrmed-tha the proper and lowest
amount OF bail, in view Of all he circumstances should
Tho defendant and his counsd said that they could not
procure bail in higher sum thu $4,000
s S se paee ON se 5
ESIBEZZLEMENT AND FORGERY.
United J W. Winter
The defendant was, until lately, In the en-
ploy OF LieutCo Morgan P.ymaster N the army and
located IN this city In May Sf Mr. Morgan discovered
his bank account short, sd, suspeetng defendant
questioned him in elatOn 10 L. when defendant left HE
presence and fad TO return but subsequently, sent let
ter 10 Mr. Morgan, confessns that he had forged MOT
gans to checks on tn Assistant treasurer 0f The
Since then Deputy United States Marshal John
Robinson has been searching Tor the DEFENDANT,
Sna S orHs bs Was esvnS eamSns sa
loon Broadway. On being ebrought before the Commits
sloner he waived an examination, and Vas committed 10
await the action Of the Grand jury IN default Of 5000
SUPREME COURT-CHANsERs- Mr.. Justice
BARAARD
THE TROUBLES OF THE JAPANESE.
Tho%.. N.s.Js SG2 % t She sys
iskee. and Foo-keehay.
These are the appelatOns of the Japanese
Troupe Of whom Mr. Mcguire and hs associ-
ates complain that havns acquired by purchase from
one Smith OF Yokohama Japan right 10 their perform
ances until the first OF next January under contract
made by them with Smith, he j. defrauded by their re
usal for him Ne yesterday obtained an order OF
injunction and writ OF eTed against the defendants
enoinng them srUm performing for any one else, and
fOrbIdding them 10 leave the state
THE WAR or THE EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Waterbury sat Beardsler.
The whole of yesterday was occupied In read
ing the afdayts and answer OF me defendants IN ths
action and the reading vas not concluded The answer
calls the plaintiff obscure person ana claims that the
aud United states Express Companies IL and the ain
davits deny point blank he statements OF the paintns
paid stock or as brbetO Controller OF railroads They
deny that the increase OF the stock from t6oO00 TO
made 10 procure further funds but aver IL
was TO enable many wIe desired interested
the company TO do So they deny extravaganza In the
management or have paid eNtraVagan salaries 70 them
selves or prices to the mlroads With regard the al
legged propositions from the old companies, they deny
any for an or with
them except az TO fixing tariff OF rates. and that this
was refused by the agents OF the old companies Gen.
slocum denies having authorized any one " purchase
for him stock of the I'd companies.
The adayits generally deny that she Merchants Union
Express Company heavily ana aver that their
losses are " the great reduction ia prices OF
the old companies and they are losing more heavily
than the new cOmpae
SUPERIOR COUBI-sPECAL TERM-Before Judge
BARBOUR.
In re the application of John {. Thompson 10
be discharged from custody.
Catharine Fischer sgt John A Fischer,-JudCment OF
divorce granted
Vim. s. smith agt Harvey j. FOwler.-Referee's report
"a TO supplies granted
Samuel O. 0rahamagt. Robert l.. Maitland; hame agt.
Same.-M0tiOns graned.
]. H. Blote agt. Francis Vincent ct aMotiOn granted
on terms. r.
A. Andrews agt. Williams Motion vacated with 90
costs, to abide event go.
Geo D. sutton ait Rebecca E. NATURALIZATION
granted, with leave 10 on proper papers. -
Vim. Duncan ct al. agt. Jacob BerDief et Al-0Ase
settled. -, $50.
John r. Shutter ct al agt. Jas. BFee ct al-hotion
granted.
corrPr OF COMMON PLEAs-srECIAL TERk.-Befort
Judge CtRDOzo.
Clark agt Devey.-Motlon granted and re-
owens agt. Oweis.-Report confirmed aud judgmen.
Field agt FIeld-RepOrt confirmed and Judgment
granted.
COURT CAIENDAR-TUIs DAY.
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