Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25
By Telegraph.
VIEW YORK.

NEW AOhh9 NOFEGlUfI T. Lie O1o
Jury Of the Circuit Court for the South
eTn District OF New York, have found q
hill of Indictment OF nine counts against
William Fullerton, jacob Defining. Alfred
BelknRp, Alfred c. Birdssll and Edward
J, Windust, for conspiring against Reve-
rue Collector Thomas E. Smith, and of
receiving from him ten thorsanddollaTs,
under g threat OF informing upon him as
to the ~offenses with which he was
charged before United States Connie
sioner Osborne.
Instructions were also received from
the Attorney General OF United States,
directing District Attorney Courtney to
proceed with the trial pending in his
Court of the Bourbon Company and
others, on the charge OF deGraading the
Revenue. The trial vas commenced
ytsteidAy afternoon.
Further correspondence ia published
between Wasbburn and the Parsguayan
Government. Belitz, the Parsguayan
minister for foreign affairs, charges
Washburn with corresponding with
Caxias, and forwarding important ipfor-
nation to him under the seal OF the P0T-
tugege Consul and supports his charges
by the affidavits of DR.. Csrrenss and
Minister BoFges. Another and more Sc
rious charge is that he carried drawings
of the Parsguayan camp to Caxias, and
received from Benigno Lopez, one of the
alleged couspirstors, SIG 900, and after
ward $40 600 IN currency and a prom
Use of $500, 600, in consideration Of this
act and of binding himself to recognize
the success Of the allies.
There wa an adjourned meeting of
citizens at the Fifth Avenue hotel last
night, at which Greeley and Raymond
are said to have been present, and oe.
cided that II was inexpedient to run an
independent candidate for Mayor.
AZ well attended meeting of the Work
ing. Women's association took plsce last
evening. Committees were appointed
10 report upon the work aud wages OF
women in different pursuits, and ad-
dresses we're delivered by several ladies'.
Mr.. Mccullough has written Dir. Van
dyke that he shall not sell any more
bonds during his administration.
On Sunday morning the stables OF the
American House at Trenton, \ ] to-
gether with the stables ofIvins & Mauut.
with nine horses, seventeen new sleighs
and an immense quantity Of harness,
hay, ETC., were entirely destroyed by fire.
Henry B. Whiipley, a citizen Of New
York, yesterday preferred q bill Of COM
plant before Judge Blotehford, OF the
United States Court, asking an inquiry
into the validity OF the Issue OF the $780,
900 shares of Erie stock, In exchange for
contracted bonds, under s. resolution
passed by the Board of Directors Feb
rusFy 10, 1868, and il it should De judged
illegal, that the company be compelled
TO make good to the holders the amount
therefor, and that in the meantime an
injunction be placed on that company,
preventing their parting with the prop
erty, and 9 Receiver appointed, aud that
the company be directed TO transfer
enough property to him TO meet
the claims Of the plaintiff and
others on this complaint. Judge
BIOtchford issued the injunction and ap
pointed Jay Gould receiver to the road,
to the extent above mentioned, with
suTe.ies 20 the amount Of 81, 900, 900, and
the right OF a million in none or seeu-
rites be placed in bis hands, subject to
the further Orders Of this court, in order
to protect the plaintiff snd others. Me.
Gould's bond YES then fled, his sureties
being Henry w. Smith, j. Fisk, jr, VIM.
Tweed, and Fl. Hugh Smith.
Two new suits hsve been begun by the
Erie COmpaDy-the first against Bel
mont and others, and the second against
Richard Schell, Daniel Drew, and Frank
Work. On the fret the company claims
81 ,000, coo against the defendantsfor ham,
periDg them in the cause of their business
by mescs Of suits last spring and those
recently begun. In the other, damages
to the extent of 49, 500 are claimed for
alleged corrupt practices Of defendants
while acting as Directors ia June last,
said amount having been paid out Of the
funds Of the company by Messrs. Ell
Drew and Thompson, to settle |
the first named suits, and cut of which
said work they received $780, 900, and
also Bought FROM g friend of Schen's, for
$50, Co., G0 Gifts own stock,
for which he paid 800. 600 more than its
sctusl value. Gould also alleges that
offers have been maAe to agents OF the
company to settle the ecentBelm0nt suit;
If the company would pay them q large
amount o. money.
Judge Barnard to-day Issued an order
vacating the orders granted by Judge
sutherland yesterday, and subsequently,
Judge Sutherland issged an order re-
the defendant to show cause why
The order Of Judge Barnard should not
vacated. 1t viii be argued to-mor-
row.
Fisk and Gould are eutreDcbeG ia the
railroad depot at the foot of Cham
Oers street, and no person Is permitted
70 approach who cannot prove himself q
friend and brother. There are more
keys TO turn and bolts to uGbar than at
he T0mbs, but thereAre some Deputy
inside the building, benton what
they refuse 90 tell.
Jake Fullerton, Alfred Beiknsp, Dan
ell G. BirdsOll and Edward j. Winderst,
indicted by tie grand jury on the ehargs
II having eOBEpiCed 10 defrAUd Thos. Z
Saith uut Of sl0. 1000, appeared before
Commissioner SJiiWeH tO-aay, end gave
10 the amount Of $4,000 10 appear
or trial.
Clarence z. Seward and Aaron Hand
FpoOi beesme sCreties for Judge F1ller-
On in S25. eco each. Edward McClel-
aud AMI r. ". Mlb2nk became sure
les on seCh bond OF each OF the defend
.njs, for the same amount. Suisse
JUogs Porter, in behslf Of judge
fullerton, aud Judge Beeoe, il behalf Of
be other defendants, obtained until the
d prox. for the dgfspdsnts' plea Ia an !
wer to the Indictment, aud Tor the coun-
Ell to make q motion Ia the matter.