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New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
PENNSYLVANIA STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF sa1.OOO.OOC

An Acr create redemption Of the due bonds Of the
n,a The bond, The Commonwea and certain certificates Of
debess smounng twenthres mlous Of dollars have been
ya WS,a Il Is desirable hat the sane should bs paid and With
sEcTioS Be Tactsd BY ne Senate and Hou Of Representatives.
etht CoHmoarsgh Of PRsyrantg IN General AsHSg met and
State Treasurer hereby aholsd and
and With h o. Vs 1so s than 3 sSs ma ds
most sPfas. 70, the .e5r, s STATE % @So Si dol
bearing interest rate not exceeding entam annam
city Philadelphia which certificates aud bonds shall not be sub
& T. os 5n say F SIs S o a p
any time after a!e years and within zen ss eight millions dollars
fon, dollars any years within twenty-five
HS H % tho sa y S sSs 1a @ s % tRs s
Auditor General and to be transferable the books Of The Cemon
the proceeds the vho which loan. Including premiums ester.
Sa % .%s s - Il: ,S 10 sf ' The bonds and
SIC The bids for the said loan shall be opened the oe
eat bidder Pord a! certificate hereby authorized to be issued
Sac The bond, tie STATE osses, Of indebtedness.
due shall be receivable In P@s9, Of the sad loan nader such
and bidder r the oan authorized TO be issued shah
osiscas. o. IndsSisdnes, Ofiho COm%o9Ve.lih.
treaare committees. other holding afduap capacity
bond, Or sere;s 3 @ Of ns state OF G are S @
render the bonds the certificates Of loan held BY them the tune o.
SIC Any person or persons standing the aduc,ry capacity stated
70 tho fourth section Of this who desire TO invest money u S
ban hands for the ben SsaeS oihs trust nay Without 1 Vls @ act rate %
IN y
premium not exceeding twenty per eentum - 0,b.
SEQ That rom and after the passage OF ths a an
Commonwealth shall be paid Of the order oflhsr Auh
T. That all the loans OF this Commonwealth nyt les su.
exempt municipal local taIaton he the ue
February thousand eight hundred and 'ss's 'A' have
been paid. . ,,,.--. -. d.
ssd s,sng laws portions thereof ntCDsns here
WITH are hereby repealed. J2hN S q, SLaSS,
L. W. HALL
Speaker OF the Senate
Approved the second day OiFsbu sSSHd shs syndr'd and
alIty JOHN W. uhantii ...,.a
Ia with the pryOus Of The above act Of stasa @
proposals will be received the state lreanrer se O
Pennsylvania until II o'clock OF the ISL Jay W
d. 1867 follows: Proposals for fcnnlYanA o'Ao
Loan Treasury Department Harrisburg, Penn, U 8 a.
received for 600 FenbursAbe IN years ana pay.
abe n 10 rembube In an payable IN 10
years and IS and payable IN - years
ersit stated b and the bids advantageous 70 the stats
viii accepted No bid for less than par VII DO eon'eIs Inc
bonds Of aud such higher sums as desired oy
the loaEers free from State local and municipal Afa
The bOnd Of the Commonwealth OF FennsyNAn WIZ Dot
esys payment Of this loan but bidders must state whether
they ssh 10 the overdue loans aforesaid
1.s Io.ua JOHN w. GRARY,
Governor Of Pennsylvania
JOHN y. HARrRANFr
AudtOrGeGeAL
W. H. KEMBLE,
State Treasurer
NB-NO uowp.pr pueu'AnG the lbOvs uus authorized will re-
seTo az.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oTFICE-MAR

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE-MARCH
I3-BefOre Commissioner BETS.
ALLEGED EMBEZZLERoF HALF MILLION
United States Eg. George n. Carlton
The defendant Is charged with having while acting in
ofea capacity Memphis Tennessee sabeled than half
EulAOn q dollars
the has already been examined and that he
has been fully e1Ouersed.
The up examination several times and the facts have
s.ready appeared Ia columns
The has been adjourned from time 10 time TO give the de-
aisn opportunity Of peseutgwhst he asserts he present
the Treasury Department for the dcontnalce Of
cdngs sgn him The examination to have been resumed thi
orBng bat for the just d postponed until NdDetday
1erl give him time for the aIiyal of the expected order
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

Before Judge BENEDICT and a Jury.
The Unei States 10 barrels Recei Spirits Chamberss
This aa action to forfeit the goods named being
fnPnopeTy branded aud held by the owner SDmaa with
iuten defFsud the Government ofthe due thereon
The Government proved that whisky 2h
fb proved that improperly branded and also that had been
recthed and had
marked Manufactured prior TO Sept J. 1906"
emslt show
sad that OF Walter Edwards General Inspector the Eighth District
bat failed % satisfy The jury who fer being about IS uuies
turned verdict for the Government c0udemnlg the goods
BensmR X Phelps and Daniel g. Rollins Cried
District Auoey FOR the United States Charlton T. lewis for claim
auf.
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SUPREME CoURT-CrRcUIr-KrvG's co.

SUPREME COURT-CRCUIT-KtSG'sC Co
Mary Madden Administrative agi JohnJ Merritt .
Our readers will rec0ect that judgment OF nonSht
granted in this go.
Opening yesterday the counsel fr The pstA
Ham, moved that the entry Of the Judgment De su'
pended aud that the argument the questions OF law 70 ~hh et
epops heard IN the f instance General Term
Judge Gilbert stated the questions involved o.
great public willing take the opinion Of the General
Term question Motion suspend entry Of Judgment grated
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

AFTLRSOoS PROVISION MARKET, ~ O'CLOCK.-Tho
market for Pork dull but firm New Mess Is hold ut
t22 60 cash. and 22 6si regular with buyers at $22 500
s22 cot cash and regular seller April nominal at S u.s.
and buyer do at t13
PETROLEUM-The export movement continues on
liberal scale, and prices rule very firm Crude In bulk
1Itdl2o. do In barrels l6td7c. Refined In bond Light
Straw 10 Prime White, 26d 2sc Refined free, t4di1c.
RICE remains dull and prices nOmnally unchanged.
BUGARS-A moderate business Is doing In Raw; we
still quote at Oi l0tc for fair good Refining but these
rates barely sustained sales OF hhds
for Cuba, and 6 boxes Havana at lSic Refined are
dull
BTEARIN--We note sales OF 10000 n nc ~ o-l6c
SEEDS-We have had a fair demand for Glover Seeds,
and prices are firm at l9l dIic for inferior to prime
New Timothy Seed Ia saleable at y 60dA busheL
Rough Flax Seed Is quiet at 81 95aS2 05 Calcutta Lin
seed du but steady at s. 50aS3 co gold In Boston and
here
TAIIow Is In moderate demand and steady sales Of
$1,000 NJ at la llhc.
WHIsKY-The market is more active and frm; sales OF
400 bbs at 80 33c for Western and Contraband ~ CO.
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WEDNESDAY, March lS-P. NJ.
Gold closes at 1871.

Gold closes at l3is.
God.bearing Governments were per cent lower. with
moderate sales. Border State stocks were lower New
Tennessee 6s fell and Missouri 6s per cent. Ohio and
Mississippi Certificates active, and rose to 29fdD
Express stocks were again advancing Adams rose D.
Wells and Fargo 81. and American per cent Steamship
stocks were again lower Atlantic sold at 49, ana Pacic
at i22t Railway shares were stronger and there was
disposition to buy. Erie continues feyersh and sod nj
co and 6s during day At the close OF business prices
we're steady at the following rates Canton, EeiS CuH-
berand s2a9l; Western Union. nisI2i Quicksilver,
S6i z35; Mariposs s99I Marposa Preferred nis22i;
Pacific Mail, 1884 8t2J Atlantic Mall, slas2h; New
York Central IO9ialO1i; Erie S9ia59i Hudson lSe
1877; Reading, IOiIaio2; Michigan Southern 7Sla7S
Illinois Central IIaaIi5s; Cleveland aud Pittsburgh
siiaaE; Northwestern, 35ia3Il; Northwestern ne
ferred e3t s6gi; Rock Island. 9lia9ii; Fof wayne "t
Se6t; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 2iH2al
The introduction OF q resolution I'm tho Legislature to
examine into the affairs OF tho Pacific Mail Steamship
Company causes much comment upon tho street We
understand that the company Is already far advanced In
statement Of ia condition. and that It's cash assets
will be stated at higher figures than the public place
them.
Money IL offered 90 stock houses at car per cent and
npon Government collateral a. low per cent Is paid
In commercial bills change. The range IA Ct@'t i"r
| choice and a 10 for second class.
Bills on London lo7i diosi for commercial ioeic' foi
bankers DO at short sight iOpiaOpli Paris Mt co days
b2O05l64 DO ht hhOft bikht 9ioiH'ioi A"s"N'Pi 80
aSl7t; Swiss 5.lsi 65.I7i Hamburg, Sd96l; Amster
dam, 4OI ani; Frankfort ueni; Bremen, 1926 Prus
| sian thalers. 72d72t.
| In Freights the engagements TO Liverpool are i,oot
bales Cotton at lis2a7lSd bbls Hosln AT
Logwood at oOs and per steamer bales Cotton arid
To London. 900 boxes Cheese at sos. and 10 hhds
Tallow at I5s To Bremen 5000 bbs Rosin at 2S Cd II
Hamburg 500 gallons Rum at 3D. bark with Petroleum
to Antwerp at o.. Cd.
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts foi
Customs $4,000; do. for Goid Notes. 5000 Total
Receipts, s5,72GlJ2 o. Total payments. te6ii.22s 81
| Balance, tllO0A,27I92.
The reduction in taxes under the amendments 90 tho
Internal Revenue law take effect and after March p
1867 Ali exemptions date from the morning Of that day
The tax 90 DO returned upon the
last year will be paid according to the new law one
thousand dollars thus returned is exempt and all above
that pays uniform rate OF per cent The returns must
be made In March instead Of May. under the old
| law
! The following will show the exports s(eycusve OF
spece from New York 10 fOre ports for the week end
! ing March r. and since tho beginning Of the year:
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

A census Of Kansas City. No., FOR 1866 shows
70 s5 eOes2 The city contains IA churches colleges
academies IL primary schools, and hotels, and pub
tshes daly ana weekly newspapers, beside medical
Journal Ihe number Of buildings erected III lace was
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERM-MNRcH 10
Before Judge DAILY.

johanna Kemnua agt. Caroline and Henry Strauss
The plaintiff complains that the 19th OF september,
1855 the defendant Caroline the wife Of Henry Strauss while
Of the house of No Avenue committed
pulling her hair by the handul The defense
demee The testimony usual pretty oontfsctoy
A sealed verdict ordered
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
AMERICANS ARROAD.-The foIlowiI

AMERICANS ABR0AD.-The following is n list Of
Americans registered at the office Of Bowles Drevet
Co.. No. "a Rue de la Paix Paris during the week ending
March /, 1857:
From EewYork-M and Mrs g. Ogood Mr. and Mrs George d.
Phelps Mr. and mrs H. w. Robbins, Mr s. Gaen Charles
& Pond hr w w Clarke and family Col Howard Wells Dir
Io M George L. whitaker Dir Henry Sanfed Mr. L. Morris
From Boohhr and Mra Strong M Joseph Converse Mr.
Nichols Prom Phsdeiphis-Dr and Mrs James Laws Mr.
Henry Lazarus and wife From Cncnhal-Dr A. HeighwAy Prom
Balumore DIT y Brown, i From CSmbddge-Prof & Pierce
pr u D. Ferry e. A. Longslow From Paterson, n JNr George
stevens From Calais (biaineMr H. H. Barnard Prom Salem
nv j. Hean and wife From LondOn-M Adams From
Havre-Mr Henry TbGyer Prom Purs-M WhjttsLsTbu.h ,
PEBBLES, MTs CLARK Rutherford 49,
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cSfe AZ Dec. 20 SKI CLARK s6d OK at loc at i2s
at lsc Many Western steers at ISL ST. " r col%sil
soid 81 at iSc 50 ski9 at lSic, sk; go at lz7s
The price sheep having ddyanced IN Albany the arr
yers there were able to raise prices htle mere proDapy
from gaIc y 10. The market was quick one or TWO
lots Of l2O to $50 coarse yQ2 and vel fatted sheep
?,,; Robinson Reford, at Tic; NJ. F. Mann. 20 sheep
and lambs at 9c,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
SUPERIOR COURT-sPECIAL TERM-MARCH lS.-Beiore
Chief Justice ROBERTSON


SUPERIOR COURT-SPKCIAL LTERM-MARCH lJ-BelOro
Chief Justice ROBERTSON.
THE MARETzEK LIBEL SUIT.
MsretIek agt. Caldwell
This motion to set aside the verdict 0Dtalneu io
for O account OF articles published IN I o~uV
Mercury Tn. Court reserved ITS decision.
TRIAL TERM.-BefOre Justice M0HRLL
THE COLLISION on TIIB THIRD-AVE. RAILROAD
AHnA Barrett agt The Thrdsye. Railroad COMPANY
The defendants car came into collision with hsrem
Railroad freight the l Of December 1852 narns sevs M b ,
yerv severely plaintiff Ia this was one OF
senVerS aud csms amed for M and suffered nte
inries from which recovered The defendants make hht OF
action
With IRE Harlem which she settled thereby waving her
did by their negligence bus by
that Of the Harlem Railroad employees
The Is sill on. go
MIR Sbsfer plaintiff; Mr. }. NJ. Smith for defendanta
Before Justice GARyIN.
A GOYERNMRNT CONTRACT AND IFS RESULIs'
Albert Bishop agt James Jackson and another. 81, A.,
Tho plaintiff SAYS that having contract Win the
United states Depsrupn for OOun DERRICK be oone1
with The defeDuts 10 furnish With the within four months ho
defendants furnish the requisite amount OF iron within he ue
spe6d and the plaintiff compelled 10 purchase TIE on A. ne
claims bigaer price this and smaller matters he claims
damages n $1,000 hand the densn that TIE
plaintiff them with plans according 70 his contract
time completion Of the work that he could have pa we
prices he charges 70, iron except b. COLLISION ssd h the ph
deceived the matter Of payments The case s SIN on
Mr.. Tosnshent for painiis Mr. Dodge for defendant"
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

HOLDERS of United States $40 NOTES
Of all issues have them exchanged for THE NEW so BOEDa
OF 1865 tie favorable without DELAY by spplingto
HENRY CLEWS L Co.
Bakers and Dealers Government Securities No q Waist
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

n1sc nis5'E' klP, Us = D. D Medical k'ani'''a
CITY OF KEOKUK s PER CENT NEW
BONDs-POR sALB-A wesecured and desirable
BONDS recently issued by HENRY A. SMYTB ESQ., Trustee 20
years per Interest payable the Central National Bank
EwYork h Of suusry July These Bonds have
highest and amply provided for limited amount
"P" 0uV APp' 2 PRAyKLIY No II2 Bro.lxsr Hew.York
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prcrrpTS or pPODuCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Mlpcu 1S 633 bbs Flour, 46i bblsW Whisky 1853 SACKS
Corn Meal 700 kaeks OIL Cake, 4?,2I4 bush. Wheat
s060 hush Corn 2s bush Oats, 400 BUSH Malt 456 bush
Seeds 81 pkgs AshesS pgs Beef $40 bbs Porkyy pigs
Cut Meats s6 pkgs Lard 1880 Live Hogs, 2465 DDS fe
trOleum. l.69O pkgs. Butter, $50 pkgs. Cheese.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
FISK g. HATCH

FISK g. HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
No. s NAssAU-Sr.
Will receive SEvENT THIRTY notes OF all the SERIES In OK
change for the NEW $40 CoSsoLIDATED BONDS, at the
best market rates. which holders OF 1905 VIII fndto their
advantage
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD CoMPAHY-nerest at the rate OF Six per cent
per annum GOLD. payable in the City of ofNewYork.
For full particulars apply to or address
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers In Government Securities,
No Esssau-st., N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
W. II. HARTWELL,
l.. T. CRANE,
GEO. W. MALLORY,

WHEREAS, The Superintendent of the In
Department Of the having
into the Affairs Of the Atac Fire Insurance Company o. s City oi
EewYOr has declared that the capital thereof impaired the extent
and 50O per cent such impairment amounting
hundred and Thousand hundred and 81 O dollars
therefore the requon Of the said Supened
e and order make the capital equal three hundred thousand DOL
the fxed by its charter the Stockholders Of said Copsby
hereby required the said Of hunrd and
thousand hundred and and W dollars money tha
deficiency nine 81 100 per the
psHy No l39 Broadway the City o NewiOk before the
Gay Of March 1861 In all d b shareholders
before the said 10Th dsy Of March 1851 do hereby G and determine tbs
and for which certificates
st0ckho the surrender Of their Stock Certificates y
nine hundred and tggh thousanh 90 g pss
value OF the the Company q the fractional parts
s hfynine and hundred and rebt onsanh
the value Of the and for the purpose Of allowing such
stock TO be created and disposed Of By the Directors Of said Compen
accordance with the requirements Of the statute and fng tins
within which the be onsumms,ed undersigned hereby
settles and determines the time for the and sale Of said socA
be the said 10th dy Of March 1851 within sixty days thereafter
Dated Newiork Feb 10, 1861 WM A. SBAvER,
Pfesdea
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET

BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRD.
Reported for TIE TRIBUNE for the peek ending Wednesday,
March 10, 1867.
AMOUNT Of stock at market;
This week......l,s02 S,oloo -; 100 -.
Bust week. l,OOD OLA 2OO
One year ago. .2,6ol 1909 400
PRICES.
Beef-Per 100 N total weight OF hide, talow. and
meat extra ti3 5OdSl first quality S3asl3 50 second
quality, So 6Odsl3; third quality, sl1 6Ods2 few
choice single pairs si 25at 5O some OF the poorest
bulls, DC, <9dsl0 80.
Working Orcn--tlS06s275
Cons aud Young CalreSFair quality, tG09S5; extra,
ts00sO0; fnrrow and dry, t0as5O.
Sheep-Per ~, live weight, 7a9c. extra, 0l 0l0c.
Hides-Brghton, lOdl0ic. " 10; country lots 81 e0ic.
calf Skins-17d20c.
7dlOp-BrlghtOn, T6sc
Feits-Dry, G2c. dSl each; green, si 60a2
RRMARKs.-Less than onethrd OF the cattle are from
New England. At Cambridge 3i3 Northern, and 26
Eastern at Brighton There were some $50 Western VIA
the Fchburg 40. aud 900 head at Albany. NOtwith-
standing the larger number than last week. ana notwth
standing Lent and tho unfayorabc weather. prices are
firm and snles olerahly quick Thin young cattle andeows
sold Vt l0c or loss g. EaLou, BULLS anu yOuhR
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line. The house has been supported by SONG * ths
strongest ssHlf ss. in this city for .":1a time :, %

line The mousse mas Dcon supportc4 ~ ILtI.2 x ~
strongest ssGks s;s. in this city for .":1o time = 50
Bowies Drevet Co.'s Paris Circular of March l. says:
American sos alone unaffected by the vsru, inausnes,
Al erw,se which the telegraph bhngs om NeSlorh pO.L pL ma
nOyssn ad'nce decline with sossss ~ Wi founded are
and bpt pureases for Investment eAoSu 'H' W.
heS& m b % rlno % bh has been but little credited that Of
sa 1862 he ony eeT negotiable at the Paris Bourse had
news that Preseu mps'ehsi has bad 40 1nens
his security which quoted 10 our Lat circular " % ~ % ~
to-day nS2E .nr, l..-
W p wrighfs Cotton Circular for tho steamer OF the
12th says:
eth March shows little falling on compared with those SI ts
week last eIeePt At Mobile and saysrnsh nSesa t PIX S
year Mobile this be accounted for some argue @ the
OF sny decided falling New Orleans On which the esnate
mostly emanate hear the probable total The receipts at
and bales the 6rst week Liverpool and Man
chester ar. generally supposed operating basis Of not exceeding
EIyorts from The United States to since Is. Sept
at. :;r" from ii: Unite: state: sine: i:t sept ;;t sCO
Receipts principal ports the United states since h sept al oo
R.ssD,: M oac: port. Of III: United States same time last
ERIE RAILWAY EARNINGS.
,.qa.ry......-t tsS;a !isyl,: y: S's:s sssSss
February....... a7s4 ss7.9oS 7o8S
Decrease in 1857 S1oTss
o.,.. = i,sst,; 1850; s,ssSSIi lse3i slO@
Ssss%S:.: Sss:%S:E.::. iSiiSs lsss i,sssii % tSSss
Decrease 10 Eve months Of fscal yssr.""",$li5l@ l@s
Gov Burnside resigned his drectorshp in South
American Navigation and Marine Railway Company.
Tho stock Of the Company sold to-day at lis, buyer 80
The Western Union Railroad Company earned the week
ending March 7:
lss7.."......,",ss.seo 81 llses..".."..",S7s7o "a
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

t4fr- u rseS@- ~ANS
upon ssoel Of ready clothing store In olesn c..Ys
two other Insurance Companies In this city e tne
$500 The plaintiffs SitsS testified that er t Of ae ION
JsHury 1866 destructive Gre broke 6u 10 building IN toe ooa
which plaintiffs store situated distance Of about 800 teet
some IL buildings destroyed including plaintiffs premises Whn
floor Of frame building containing ont room
wch bis stock goods kept and back room IN wneh
GREAT violence and plaintiffs In charge OF The business h
carried portion the goods the flames burst into the bok
compelling him dest and to abandon further efforts 70 save VIC
property time 10 the books ws so @
proved Of the plaintiff that the value OF h enue "och
upward Of 5000 tho goods totally lost amounted N sue
a3 i6 beside damages 70 goods saved appraised az eL ~
on the part Of the defendants evidence was glfen
residents Of Oesn, neghbors Of The plaintiff nv
fore reached assisted personally getting me so
goods out that stock removed from ever
cou oveb out placed the street. ana t t ny
damage done goods which saved and that en
snow storm which was prevailing at the tine Ihs damage
$40 the Insurance Companies offered 70 pay ana ie S ~ one
claimed that the plaintiffs In this suit shoaa % n~
quarter that with interest thereon l. IA .hs
The Court leh the question Of fact to the u as Que 10
sv was 60 etT At variance for them to SAY wht
the plaintiffs claim an honest one or whether hete A " Jaw
no loss except the Aing amount admitted By defendants
The jury found verdict for plaintiff FOR sos - ,ia a YIN
For plaintiff Henry MorrsOn for defendants y D. hin'u'' a &
-' CHAMBRRs-Beforo Justice INGRAHAM.
DECISIONS. M
Kaufman agt Kelly ct al-Motion granted win costs.
Kaufman ag Darling ct al sgt Eastman ct a. eeroW
act Berine granted With $50 costs
ehan g BehauMo for additional counsel fee granted for e'
and for AhmOny denied
BshGn sgt BehGn-MotiOn denied , .,o.
auvbng due attorney plaintiff for costs this action
Munro ct al sgt AgMoton granted Costs oi paAHu 70 oiue
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

The firm OF orray, Taft & Co OF Providence made an
assignment last week with liabilities amounting TO 81 6Oo
0OO The firm OF Edward r. Cyrus Taft has been
facurers Of cotton goods and spectators In tho Same
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
COTrRT CALENDAR-THIs pAr.

SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIT.
PARr Before Mr Justice CLEKEH Court opens ai i0i
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

BUPREME CUUKT-CIRCUI1-M MARCH IS,-btIVIt MI
Justice LEONARD.
A LOST LETTER.
Henry J. Levey agt Abraham NJ Samuels
The plaintiff arrested In June, 1866 and taken oe
Osborne charged With puronDg letter ADDRESSED
10 Wolf Co. cOnrng da for $500 The Commissioner ds
charged him representing that the drs found & his bhe
the Post Once without envelope and brought 70 a %
to and he would End the owner OF Ihs
defendant saws that the plaintiff brought letter him and demanded
reward OF $40 and that being unwilling to pay this be wen, 70 he
Once authorities who directed him 10 make comEan6 Lhle
good deal Of contradictory swearing the matter The Court oreca
sealed verdict
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14
THE MONEY MARKET.
-A-''@1,a---~4EEf1 y. HN>~s,-
sIHra At Tile SIOCK EXCHANGE.

>, Co.. ,ch, wed eonsoTd Pee. Mall Steam. CO
New-York tribune., 1867-03-14

BRIGHTON CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFORD.
Reported for TIE TRIBUNE for the meek ending Wednesday
March 10, 1867.
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FAEI I--HtI0ff nj, II3tIIt u
N0E. ......
l267-Hsw.tt sgt. Miller.
ll93-Beuedict az. Wolf
3t3-MeCormiek agt POlhAmaI E,
al
3O5-Pennelly at. The G. p. n. ant
X. X. X. Co.
957-LyOn Agt The Third-Aye. r
r Co.
R99i-MeCAfrey at HAslsr et al.
lO&7-CoOk agt Kelly. Shend, 6e.
665-0in Agt FrNneis e, al.
7Sl-Laurens agt Philip%
TT-Moses sg,. Scott.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-18
Congress Swears not to Yield,

There is no surcr sign Of sinking cause
than public declaration Of determination
never to yield-never to faltcr until victo-
ry is achieved. The House of Represent
atives, upon the motion Of Mr.. BENJAMIN
of Missouri, swears that it will take no step
backwards, and that there is no necessity
10 repeal the reconstruction acts. We
nave maintained that Congress would not
probably repeal those acts; but this defiant
aii, Inns oolstering up Of courage by reso-
,u'iohs' suggests suspicion. The country
mas condemned the reconstruction acts
the impeachment has failed-new marty
hhes are being drawn with referenco r.
Inc fresidency-and yet c. lgress resolves
" maintain position in defiance of the
puonc censure; position demanding
ntinueo harmony with extreme Radical
- anioh was condemned in kicking i'm.
c csu nn,', overheard and position which
Gan only be sustained by continuat; %nle ~
'na' party organization. which new 81, "a
nations, with view to tina ~ o" Io'iipl-
must destroy. 1t is all bosh ''iuehcy'
The direct vote being forced unon :.
House by the barking terrier Of Pad;a .ne
ism from Missouri, members could no, va
treat. 1t may be, indeed, that the repeal