New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
CIYII.

In
sf process having been made and no claimants appear,
ING for any Of the following described properly u wa, Oh
sed bv default Nineteen bbls. whisky &C. found
At No sli BOwery; bbls whisky found IN leethying
sonnd No l0s Iiberty-st copper STILL &c found NO ~
Water-sts bbls. and 10 half Dos nne Sut cheMiHs
.oSscco fonud No lA Water-st A. half bbls chewing
tob9cco and bb chewing tobacco, found No lyl Duahe
g. cases smoking tobacco marked DaXIa tc
sois PGF SsisS91 DistrictAttorney Bell the recog
nSapces for the appearance Of defendants IN crlmha
casesfor trial at this term OF the Court were
the November Term.
In the Supreme Court General Term yester-
terday motion was made for the confirmation OF tne
report Of The Commissioners the opening OF WorIhs
nom Baxter TO Chathamsts Onaer Ine re I9c' m t5 % w.
cal Term The Court rendered the following oeclslohS
Yesterday Richard schell agt The Erie Railway Com
pany.-Order affirmed, and 70 be settled peiorS Juofe
Barnard July 1868, at II a. IN opinion ny Caiaoto & a.
MAJOR &eorder reversed opinion X TaiFG1o' Te i5h mr.
eIslam o., uIss Ordsr reversed Ames agt Ames-Ap
mai dismissed with costs. FanshaWe agt Inc ChiCaEO
Railroad Company with costs tIhls I9sI sulI anu Az e
suit Of Hatch agt the same were yes'eIu"! 1Oi"H'
The hearing Of the case of Mrs. Ernestine 5.
Oaks agt William seinway was resumed IN the SIMS
Connty supreme Court Judge Gilbert presiding yester
day morning The action brought by painun ioInery
of her tGree children who are detained IN Germany
against her VIII Mr. Van C0tt for defense sara that
teiegrau had been received from the defendant, AI'
steway (Sho is Germany, to the enect tlat te
children had ILL., and were now wei. put "eak, @ I
tents for ulsutif could nothing IN the lelesib
Vbe had any bearing on the case, as ~ G9 hOt BLOW
whether Mr. Steinway meant TO SEND the chiuIsn pat
or not He claimed that the main question before the
Court was whether the complainant was 70 ue u
pryed Of her children because she saw III 70 n"t5 ali a
ueman whom the defendant deemed proper 10 can
coaebman Judge Gilbert said that owing TO some en-
SHgement he should prefer postpone the hearing un-
In FTiiav IllIy IO whereupon the Court adjourned.
In the Supreme Court, General Term, yes
terday. The suit Of Pullman against The Mayor, &C.
MI tbs piointif member Of the Common Council,
seeks to set aside contract entered INTO between tne
20 years, at certain n1oa rate on INC tho kOunu ~,
during the time covered by the contract the cost OF man
fore the General Term an appeal from an order OF ~
Junction restraining the carrying ont OF ne contract
such contracts subject 10 snbsequent enacmens, ana
that there being 10 allegation Of faud ~ the making OF
act Of 1866 fOrbiddDg the making Of contracts or ab
ties 10 exceed the sum there appropriated This prOvis
ion Judge CardOZO holds 20 be unconstitutional being
stated IN the title OF the BILL the act being private
ham dissenting.
The trial of the case of Maser agt. POLKA
mius & jackson, the facts OF which nave been
already reported, in the Supreme Court before
JndSe Cardozo Yesterday The allegations Of the plain
t II may be remembered that the defendants pro
tSe n6 and that he had recently discovered proofs Of
that fact The case involving upward OF $4,000
Sosi ,,5s conspiracy between Polharnus aud Jack
sOn 1cendants, and Zee and others, 70 throw upon
tl IA the responsibility for transaction In stocks
b. he tr was no party He recited the TRANSACTION as
y TO : by the plaintiff, TO be that Rec and
. Po.BaHius happening 70 be near neighbOrs, became
well sc~aanted MOser was well informed by Rec, after
ks Of acquaintance, that there was an 0ppor.
tunity make large amount Of money, and the latter
Subsequently disclosed that u was by purchasing Pace
Mall stock Moser purchased 5000 shares OF soGk from
Fifty thOusand dollars was placed IN tho hands OF tDa
Arm as margin the stock fell and Zee 70 resssuIe
took him 10 Jerome who assured him that racine NAL
stock would rise TO 900 which IT did not sqDsequehty
Bee and Moser called IN 10 the office Of Pohemius
shsse Of 500 st Shares Of Pacific Mail stock at
lletiUf ffrft md jackson
70 opnt upon Rec, rather upon both him ana mosei
e little pecunisry responsibility, induced him 20 aid
1sm IN throwing upon h0ser ana Judginens ~ t te
Sa Went against nm ihe If ncw conVSpsoTs be-
escen Jackson and Rec. overheafu Dy the "a
sOge P-.tton the first witness sWorn, 1e " Se and
Sss Madison overheard Jackson nkaosg taiEos T, had
sTcssesd bis se's, SIS order in Pacific Mail, and,
s.sreiore he w5s not liable, and that Moser, az any
nast.r but that JacRsoi that he should testify
hold I was interested and promised ther0%upTn % @ so
smday fatty contradicting the aforementioned am
ssr IA au saying he did not know Polhemus ana JAN
~ .istseI did not know his voice. In his testimony
bow tsIs nc ne gave The following sceo"n made
e steneon Of Saturday sOth Of May, stepped out
eob taSa ei Ar kee's office; there met BIT mnL NAIL
s One sac and SAID e had very unpleasant matter 70
u tA d M RsnbssI taS linn we had detectives
t Gh our track day aud night that we were
~ 'sst lor conspiracy that tne men OP
and indsi sse a oi large MEANS and had great political
Sers likely a. hehce. h said he was informed that we
davits 1oea We e we would GO and make counter G
knowing nv much excited hear this, and
Raphael about m q Shsson to Mr sanfords occ asked
s0n that we could et going and lac confirmed MALL
daVits: Eet out Of 10 by making cOuBteTafi-
AGENT went n ~ t2At he was acting Mr. Jacksons
stdayIts Of the setj office and there signed the
BY PObsntss 'g,H Understood i was 10 be arrested
Ehdavit; was Jackson for making the other
prepared; thar that papers were then being
fend win tI We could not afford 10 con
the igning Of HEN ana their influence, and that
Hhs t6ers zane there before the aidaylts were signed