New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
CIVIL.

The y. g. District Court yesterday ordered
the condemnation of the following by
Sated o sprs fomnd corner of Bridge Fer
bbs do at No Ito Fronst b5s dS No ~ ss Broodwsy IL
bbs rectfying establishment. west Thirty ST.
near Tenhaye % bbls do &C. found S AZ ana Eley
tablshnient' forty-eighth-st'' pet"ecn ion'" ""N
enthayes.
In the U. 8. District Court, in Admiralty,
the collision suit Of John Low, jr agt me oean'Sp th
OF the schooner Triumph. which was SUNK Dy sno
Western Metropolis running into her starboard bow, me
and cargo total loss and several Of the crew were
drowned Low sGefs KS to rscSysr " s S's alleging
that the steamship did not permit the 70 Use
hsT S 4RS aRe aa s s0e Of the
have been apparent to those the steamship the latter
Knots an hour and ran her down On the other hand, 1t
claimed the steamship that the schooner
and suddenly changed her and attempted 10 cross
the bows Of tho steamship, thus causing the collision
Case still on. .. ..
The Queens County Circuit Court and Court
Of Oyer and Tcrmner conyened OK trial
for tho alleged kidnapping OF william r. fonnd 20 he
absent and his counsel Mr. James r Howe stating that
he had Just received telegram from Hogan that ne hna
1880 and asking that the trial be deferred I'LL that time
which was granted and the civil calendar taken up The
for violation OF the Metropolitan Excise In this
the complaint dismissed, the suit being Drought
this the @ case of William T. Wilson Of Astoria, for the
same oense was called On this case the jury lad not
agreed at late last evening On tho retiring OF
the Jury IN the above case tho trial OF Hogan VINO AZ
this lime arrived was called and was not concluded
at the rising the Court Woods case Is set down Tor
tomorrow (22d).
In the United States District Court, yester-
day Judge Batchford rendered Judgments Tor the de-
fedants in the action entitled The United states sRt Inc
United States Telegraph Company The action was
brought 10 S2 30, with interest from January IT.
1865 alleged be due the United States ior duties on
quantity OF telegraphc cable mportedby the deiendans
On the entry Of the article duty OF 80 per cent al va
ore was paid under the act OF March O. 1901 and also
duty OF per cent ad vaorem In addition thereto ny tne
act of July H. 1867 which duties were imposed on manu-
factures, articles vessels and wares not otherwise pro-
vded for OF gold silver copper brass, iron, steel lead
pewter tin, or other metal. or OF wnlCn
either OF these metals, any other metal.
shall DO the component material OF chief value
AS cable" not Included In any enumera
ton OF articles in any Tariff act existing at tho time the
material I'm question imported except the ACTS men
toned above and iron its component matera QI
chief value IL was held to be liable To duty OF 80 per
cent ad yalorem which collected. Thia holding was
confirmed by Judgment and the claim OF the Unlte1
States disaowed which that the article imported
was liable to duty OF 40 per cent ad yaloren on the
ground that tho OF August 30 1872 provides that on
an non enumerated articles manufactured from two or
moro materials the duty shall be assessed NJ the hghes
rates at which any OF component parts may DO charge
able" and that the Act Of June 30 1854 imposed du Oh
40 per cent al yalOrem on Rutta petcna hauuiaO
tured."