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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPARTMENT

A stated meeting of the Fire Commissioners was
held yesterday. present, President Pinckney and Com
lnissoners Engs and Able. The following appointments
promotions, and transfers were made Lawrence Hag
gerty appointed fireman in Engine No G; VIM wilkins,
Thomas Kelly and Eugene McGrdth, TO Hook and Ladder
No. 3; VIM. Haum and James O'Nel, 10 Engine No. 20;
Michael f. Reeves to Hook and Ladder No 10; James H.
Monroe promoted TO foreman Hook and Ladder No
81 George ETlacher promoted TO foreman Engine No. 49,
and Samuel Bert promoted to assistant foreman same
company; James Xhalen promoted 10 foreman Engine
No G. and Edward ". Wilhelm 10 assistant foreman Hook
and Ladder No. 10; George W. Quackenbusn. foreman
Hook and Ladder No was transferred to foreman HOOK
and Ladder No John Green, Of Hook and Ladder No
g. TO Engine No Is; L. A. Curry from Hook and Ladder
to and Ladder No. ~ George Corbet from Engine
No l6to Engine No S2 Jacob Eder from Engine NO. "
TO Engine No. l6; VIM F. Baker, from Engine No. 10 to
Engine No IA Henry Jacobs and James McCusker bell
OF the Department and J. J. Maen Of Engine No and
John Omsten were appointed to III the yacanciss Albert
Vim. II. Pine as fireman 10 Engine No. lG.
The following resgnaons were received ana accepten'
Albert stiwell, Engineer Engine No. i Thomas III.
johnson Hook and Ladder No 8; Geo b. Nicholson, As
sstanForeman Engine No IA, and c. T. Frost, Foreman
Hook and Ladder No. -.
On motion OF Commissioner Engs, it was
Rf That the Department be =, once supplied with o0 feet Of
communication was received from the occupants OF
No FrOntst thanking Officers and members OF Engine
Company No 10 for prompt and energetic action on the
occasion Of the fire at the above place the nth inst
Also. the following letter Of commentator for an act
u No 4wAtryRsr, SEw-roHK, April 10, 1867.
Boord Of Metropolitan Fire Commissioners r ,
GENrLENES The undersigned most respectfully return our sincere
Mr. James Monroe Of HOOK and LADDER NO
for tie which he rescued Michael Mco sick and
confined cripple FIRE the premises No WakeTst on the 18th
giving best wishes and oOnehdsuon brave and
% S 1% sa1 s. . ! % s.S Of s es
HENRY LfNBURGEK, KARL ROTH
MICHAEL MCCLOiR, MARY MCGLOR,
MoGLOm.
The Committee on appointment and Discipline report
the following as the number OF fires discovered and
tinguished by Individual companies during March, 1867
OF fires discovered by individual companies
2 total extinguished by individual companies, 49, total
discovered and extng:shed by individual companies
for March, Sc. .
one thousand dollars awarded TO Fire Marshal
Alfred f. Baker and Policeman VIM. X. Sanford, III
accordance with resolution introduced by Commissioner
Able May 3d. 1866 offering reward OF 5000 for the ar
rest conviction Of person guilty OF the crime or
arson in the City and County az York The Treas
urer Of the directed TO the reward to Fire
Marshal Baker and Policeman Sanford for the arrest OF
Gertano s. CastagnetO charged with ana convicted or
setting fire to the enementhOuse No. 2oO
ON fba 18th December, 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRST BOARD.
SAILS
WEDNESDAY. April iT-P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, April iT-P N.
Gold closes at l%jg, after selling at 1870 lSji
The sales of Governments were small and business
is now generally done at the counters of dealers,
where negotiations are made IN any amount with
great facility Border State stocks are lower and
freely offered. Railway mortgages are steady. In
the Miscellaneous shares little doing. Pacific Mail
sold at l2G The recent favorable report by alegsla
tive committee has damaged this stock with invest
ing persons Railway shares quite irregular and
change hands among professional spectators upon
very small differences. Money with stock houses is
reported abundant but the disposition to use
il WAS rarely ever 80 small. Upon the open
ing of lake and canal navigation further
reduction in railroad :freights is promised. together
with the usual competition between roads for the
privilege of doing business at loss to swell nominal
earnings. After the call the market was stronger
upon Fries and few other shares, most over sold.
At the second board prices continued strong, and "a
general Improvement was shown upon the morning
prices At the close the quotations were barely steady
at the following rates: New-York Central. 9'tG07! [;
Erie. 5GlGJ6,; Hudson %; Reading lOOsGlNs;
Michigan Southern, 61!061i; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh GS.G6s. Illinois Central, ll2all3 Noieh-
Western, S2i032l; Northwestern Preferred, 80. a
80. Rock Island. SEA- So. Fort Wayne. 92tay9t
Money on call is more abundant and cheaper. Or
binary htOfh DOlstS pay pr Dut lthuihB
have good deal left with them at sac per cent.
Commercial paper is not in favor, and best names
pass at 7aS per cent, and second grades only be
used at high rates. The tendency of tho market is
10 still lower rates OH call but increased supplies OF
capital do not yet stimulate new specuatons There
is a universal feeling that prices are high" and that
losing interest upon ready money held in control TO
take the chances of the markets is the safest kind
of business TO follow.
Foreign exchange is firm. Bills at 60 days on Lon
don are quoted at OS00s. for commercial l69a lO9t
for bankers do at short sight, 109,6llO.; Paris at
60 days GIG. d590 do. Mt short sight, 5lct05lS3;
Antwerp 5.22l a5l7l; Swiss. 5.2oa5.lG!; Hamburg
$50 a30i Amsterdam, 40.94!; Frankfort, 4O.&4l !;
Bremen. 7Sia59 Prussan thalers, 1liG12
In freights the engagements TO Liverpool are loo
bales Cotton on private terms, and per steamer 10
Glasgow 80 600 bush. Corn at 4d.
The market for breadstuffs in all departments Is
in feversh condition, and high prices begin 10
affect the consumption of fine grades materially
The large and increasing number OF manufacturing
and commercial laborers out of work has made IL I'M
peratve upon numerous class which, In ordinary
times buy freely of the best TO SEQ upon how ttle
they can uye and to substitute eosIsa Tor Ina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

The British Parliament is discussing plan for en-
blowing private soldiers in useful industrial pursuits
during their leisure hours instead OF snbeGing Them 70
a wearisome repetition Of superuous drilling This sys
TEN would not only increase their efficiency In the e1
igences OF campaign but would insure them the means
OF earning living when they discharged me Lon
don Telegraph In commencing the pan refers to the late
war in this country where the industrial habits and ac
ourements of the told with tremendous effect in
many an emergency Themiitary authorities, from the
chief down TO the junior officers are said
to be unanimously In favor Of the new system
There is q philanthropc excitement Just now in
England over the gang system OF agricultural labor
which prevails IN Lincolnshire. An agricultural gang 10
collection OF men, women boys and grls-some OF the
children as young five six years-who are hired by
ganger TO labor wherever he can find work for aem
The farmers make contracts with this man. and he leads
his slaves about from field TO field after compelling them
10 travel eight miles TO and from their work
He Is generally Of bad character and brutal habts
and the Of the gang are, as rule OF the most
degraded and depraved class The immortality that pre-
yas among them said TO be disgusting and the phys-
cal aud moral corruption OF the children are
sickenng 10 think Of The younger ones-many OF them
mere babies-Often drop down from exhaustion on their
long Journeys and their parents have send ont at night
10 pck them up the road The real cause OF this bad
system seems 20 be in the pooraws In order TO avoid
taxation for tho support OF paupers the farmers will not
allow laboros cottages 70 be built ON their lands and
when they want extra hep they have To go 10 the nearest
town village
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
further than they are benefited by any other company it

IUTIItf T0an IlVy aT6 VcHVr
Is difficult so see. .
The act provides that these houses or booths shall
leave space OF at least four feet III width between
same" Now, suppose the area is iDcloscd by rail-
ing three feet from tho building, and suppose tho
sidewalk 70 be seven feet which IS about the usual width
Of area and sidewalk ordinary streets Take live feet
from this and the public have two feet provided
he customers Of the company do not IT, An amend
ment provides that the consent Of the owner Of tho ad
jacen property shall be obtained before the booths can
must divided with the propertyowner and of course
the company could not afford this especially they
have ali Inc park surroundings and other public
places whore they will only need the consent Of the Com
mon Council. Moreover they authorized TO hold
real estate they OF course buy any property them
selves and corner lot with the right Of traffic all around
the sidewalk, would be worth ten times much 10 them
private individual who would have that right
This rich placer coveted several years since by
OF city fathers who presented IT, now, under
phanhropic guise but the cheat being discovered the
propositions too valuable to die was put to sleep to be
revived at Albany before the present Legislature Tho
has passed both branches and is now the hands Of
the Governor for his signature. CITIZEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
SUPREME COURT-CHtMBERs- i7.-Before Judg
BARNARD.
OPERATE TROUBLES.

OPEKAIlC iLOUBLhS
Leonard Grover agt Joseph Hcrmans
This was n motion TO open default made IN the
above which Is brought by Mt Grover Tor damages
for an alleged of Mr. Hcrmans to sing aiterhe had
entered into contract to do So Mr; Herlnans AYERS
,!royer WHO told HIM mistake, and would be all
did friend to whom 2Aoge9 it, HAT IL yas reyO ca
tion or cancellation Of the first The Court op6nco lhe
default on payment Of the Referees fees and costs
CRCUfT-Bcfore Mr.. Justice MASON.
INTERESTING QUESTION AS TO THE STATUS or LOUISE
ANA COURTS DURING THE OCCUPATION BY THE
UNITED STATES ARMY.
This action was brought on Is Judgment entered in
1858 in the Sixth District Court Of NewOreaBs, and no
question is raised on the merits Of that Judgment In
on the Goth of October President Lincoln ssDd procla
nation recng the lack Of clV Court IN louisiana ana
ample powers. In November the suit In which tho
on the 18th of December Judge Peabody arrived and
tablished his Court, and In the ensuing February
the Judgment in question Ieor, Wes gwen 1t te
be read In evidence under the act OF Congress,
and the objection which includes tne man QUESTION Oh
Court recognized by the Constitution IL was argued
that the occupancy OF city ny my fo %i them
martial law and this irrespective OF the relations Oh the
conquered territory. and all law except such the con-
querOr chose TO create lost and all actions OF courts
void That the proclamation of President Lincoln recog.
nizod this fact created by his power Commander
in-Chcf. court Of exclusive ana unlimited authority
as an arbitrator An complication Of the same Court
also offered of tho oath Of allegiance 10 the COcd
crate States taken by tho Judge Of that Court but was
rejected not in proper shape to be read In evidence
After considerable discussion, tho Court, expressing
great doubt TO the law held that there not suf
Gent proof before him that the city under martial
law and directed verdctfof the plaintiff Tor the amount
claimed S25 a. but directed the exceptions to be hoard
at the General Term in the first instance.
Mr. Balesteer for the plaintiff. Mr. Chateld for de-
PENDANT.
COURT NOTICE-SUPREME COURT.
Part and of the Supreme Court Circuit will not
sit on Friday next the 10Th ns and all the short
ordered for That day will 80 to Friday the 2Gth inst
w. &. CONNER, Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-18
SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TERM-APRm l7.-Before
Justice JONES
PARTY wAIIS-DUTY TO A NKIGHBOR-A DANGEROUS


Prescott and Others ag Charles D. PreIeriels Others
The plaintiffs, being lessces of tho billiard saloon
beneath Lafayette Hail. and the defendants being de
Of putting mp party wall between that building
and the one they were erecting agreed II he would per-
NIT such party wall to be built to take all care to keep
the floors level &C. and to restore tho wall 10 the same
state The plaintiffs charge that they did not do So and
gently performed the work that the water came
through the roof injured their billiard tables and nearly
destroyed their business. For all these injuries they
claim $500 damage. The defendants say that they are
fault that the whole damage occurred through
large Democratic election banner which was stretched
the street that the 29th Of October during
great storm Of wind and RAIN ~ was found necessary 10
employ several men 10 drag 1t In, and while they were AZ
work the roof the scutte left opon and the rain
thus getting In caused all the damage.
sanford woodruff for plaintiffs; Mr.. Dyett for de
PENDANT
VERDICT FOR CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
Maiu Hoffman sg- Tho SrtL A,enue Railroad COMPANY
In this case. reported yesterday, in which tho
plaintiff sought damages for injury he alleged he had
sustained by the negligence OF the defendants, the jury
have rendered a verdict for the defendant IA, :,
Mr.. Van Pet for plaintiff; Mr.. J. NJ Smith for de-
fendant.
THE CHuDKEN's HOME OF INK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OP INFANTS
In re- Robert Fergu,oa-
Mrs. Decker presented petition to recover K0Dert
Ferguson the possession Of the Chdrens Home OF
the Friendless II appears that the boys mother being
OF him. and his father being stu helpless Al tho soldiers
Asylum In Albany continued 10 care Tor MN About
year ago the placed with Mrs Decker and there
seems TO have been complaint OF her kindness or care
OF him except that her husband having stand IN inc
attend open the stand he %1iron % the m9e
peated last Sunday, took him back To the Home
After hearing the testimony aud nndlng mat neither
had any legal right 10 the boy who Il IS, the Court
so informed him, when he Immediately lett
Mr. Reayey for petitioner.
DECISIONS.
Before GARvtN, j.
Bernard NJ. Samter agt. Adam Sluclman ct al
Motion granted. ,,.,-
LOUIS Baer ct al agt Adoph Hermann ct al Motion
opening default granted.
Before BARBOUR, j.
In re Maria Tracy for habcas corpus-Writ Issued.
The Stuyyesant Insurance Company agt. Alexander 81
Smith-MOtiou Of discOntinuance granted
The Stephens and COndit Trans Co. ag the Mayor, @c
Russell Sturgis agt Mayor, &cMotOns granted without
costs.
William ". Janeway as David r. Garniss. Trustee,6c
Motion granted -, ~.
William Adner &C. &c. agt. The East River Ferry Co
Case and amendments settled Papers IN Clerks Office