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New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

Tho folIowing-named officers have been COM
,ssioned nv the COMMANDMENTS Chief in the National
crard G n Y during the week ending May %:
rfgade-wiram Rumsey, Brigade Inspector with rank
t,or Anil 4 1868 vice b. Bennitt, resigned =,
IunfV-Rdmund In F. Rogers Captain, With rank ron Apri
N issa vice Bdmand p. Rogers, resigned 80
nns IR6aat-ArthB BAney Captain With rank from hpr o.
resigned Edward H. Andrews First bieuen
@ win RAM from April 1868 vice John Van Aet resigned
rs II Cole Second Lieutenant with rank from hpr boo
% u, Blsny promoted Thomas Robertson Second Lieutenant
tb rsnk from March 1868 vice James KniPe, resigned
Ipf1ntry-AleNsnder Campbell captain wtn ran.
ISsnnsnt from August 1866 vice Campbe promoted
I1 CSur Second Lieutenant with rAuk from August 1866 vice
from Anil 1853 original vacancy Robert Gibson Second Lieutenant
itb rsnk from TO- 1858 vice George hie oropped IRON
ro William Mckenzie Second Lieutenant with nf from feSraaI
20 1863 vice Miller promoted George Gourhy oeeon
enenaut from October L. 1851 vice hcherson resigned
Frederick Keller First Lieutenant with rank from April 70 lS0See
designations of the following officers have been
accented by the COmmander-n-chief during the week
ending May 90, 1868; ,,,...
Frs Brigade Ianty COmmsay Of Subsistence Theodore
Second fant-Capt Gallagher MAY 23 Capt John '"
Leonard discharge May % Capt james Freel MAY ~
Third IJanCapt FredE RoscheFt May zSi fis' Lieut. DA
FoUrtk IniantryZCapt p. j. Steers, May
Stph InJantry-Second Lieut. Charles d. Taylor. NAY ~
Eighn iRGaRfrp-SeoOud Lieut. George kreAmer' May ~
Ninth IriantrV-Maior G. s. Strong, Nav 20 -
Tortv- sspenfA inJdnry-CapL George W. Head, May 70
Ninetysirt IajaHyRr Lieut. Frank Sohner MAY z1i Au'a
Ers XriiG-SecOud Lieut. Edward Bng May 2' Firss Lieut.
Jacob Wolf May o. ,, ~ y4o..
ted resigned held at the armoy OF Battery O. LIST Reg
ment NewYork Artillery, corner White ana hllnslsg @
Col Daniel W. Teller presiding, orderly w. H. Dmon was
elected by two.thirds vote over Second Lieut. W. n
9toutenbrR the opposing candidate Corporal Sainuel
s. Ferris was elected Orderly Senior Second Lieut. =
M Wright OF this company was appointed as AoJutaht
upon his staff by Col Teller.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Among other property stolen from the Adams Ex-
press Company near Seymour, Ind, on the night Of
the 22d inst. six United States 7SO notes $1,000
each, second series act March g. 1866, numbered
l43625 TO 1850 both inclusive Also. seven United
States 7SO notes. $1,000 each third series act March
g. 1865 numbered 4446 to 4452 both inclusive all IN
dorsed Pay Secretary of the Treasury for redemp-
ton. w. Mann, Cashier.
Also, the following Coupons Of Hardin Co, KY,
Bds, payable at the Mercantile Bank, New-YOrk:
One Coupon for s90 No 15S due Oct l. 1867; one for
$50 No 15s due April 1868; for $50 No. II, due
Oct J. 1857 one for $30 No II, due April l. 1863 two
for g each, Nos. 800 and 400, due Oct. l. 1867.
All persons, firms, and corporations are hereby
cautioned against receiving negotiating the above
described notes or coupons, the same were stolen
This Company claims the right to recover their pos
session whenever and wherever they can find the
same. WILLIAM Is. DINsMoRE.
President of the
Adams Express Company.
NewYork, May 2s 1863.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
THE GREAT ERIE VAR.
A NEW CONTEMPT CAsE-DANIEL DREW TO BE
EXAMINED.

A NEW CONTEMPT CAsE-DANIEL DREW TO BE
EXAMINED.
In the case of The People and Others agt.
James Fisk j and Others there was another movement
yesterday the Supreme Court Chambers before Judge
Barnard The contempt proceedings were on the oaen
dar in order obtain the testimony OF Mr. Daniel Drew
who had subpenaed TO attend. He failed to appear,
and attachment issued against him, balaDle ana
returnabe yesterday. Mr. A. F. Smith appeared on MS
behalf said that he had Mr. Drew on the pfeyl
Gus day. who said he could not attend unless absolutely
necessary owing his having 90 60 70 funeral as
pabearer In reply Mr. Smith had told him that as the
Court had decided to take further oral testimony II was
not II the other side desired to have Mr. Drews
affidavit and would set forth the points on which they
desired it he would have drawn and sont TO them
Mr. Horace f. Clark, the plaintiffs counsel said he was
unwilling TO enter into any snch STsngoment, as ~
would utterly nugatOry 1t was plain that MT Drew
desired 10 avoid giving his testimony Mr Clark asked
that therefore the Court should forfeit his bond ana issue
an attachment not bailable against him TO compel ms
attendance The Court unwilling TO proceed to eX
tremities and directed Mr.. Drew 70 appear before
referee his counsel agreed that he should The mat
ter then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

since The point in the case is that Black told Kane that
by a now arrangement great reduction OF tax would
he allowed I'm cases where 900 barrels taken from the
bonded warehouse and in this way induced him 10
sign his 100 barrels is further alleged that Black
acknowledged having received through one Samuel W.
HOllenshead the $780, ....... -
In the Jefferson Market Police Court. before
Justice Dodge Thomas Sproul aud Eugene Boyle two
boys for bur garously entering the dwelling OF Reuben
Xavier No 400 West Twenty -secOnd-st, and stealing
therefrom quantity Of lead pipe. were committed for
trial Samuel Wilson and William Carol, two boys,
were held for trial charge preferred by Peter Fen
duc of No 40 West Forty rsts OF tapping his till OF
s9o Jobn Deyne and Joseph Richards were committed
on similar charge at the store OF James Scolan No. i52
Tenth-aye the amount being s.. Benz f. Ferris.
charge of stealing two sashdoors, valued at t5 from
James c. Rappleyea, at No. IA Fourthave., was COM
mted TO answer About 25 pawnbrokers were before
fh Conrt TO give testimony In reference to the stolen
nronert found in their store The Justice began by call
Ing for Mr. Levy whereupon 10 Of the pawbrokers rose
THE case sOf Brown Brothers agt. j. X. Place Co.,
was further examined yesterday John b. Johnston one
OF fine committee appointed by j. X Places creditors TO
examine his affairs gave his testimony the direct ex-
animation 10 the report At the conclusion OF the
testimony question raised to the admission OF
the report evidence, aud on this the magistrate
reserved his decision. The examination was then au-
t0urned.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

N1Nll
In the trial-term of the Superior Court, yes
terday Helena Kalterbach brought suit against john
Meyer FOR damages for injuries alleged TO have
been inflicted by his cow The defense was that tho COW
did not belong 90 the defendant a all jury gave INC
plaintiff verdict for s7OO
Tn the United States Circuit Court, Southern
District the Of Aaron C. Emmons against Henry 5
plantif who is tanner to recover S376I with
est from defendant which amount he alleges defendant
him for lot OF deer and earpnche SOuth American
water hog) skins Before much progress had been made
the case adjourned until this morning
T. tI.o U..iovu oJaJcs OuCulI Court, Southern
District before Judge Nelson the suit OF Richardson ag
Montgomery was disposed OF yesterday. The plaintiff
this is OF the rm OF Richardson, Ese Co. OF
Liverpool, England, who, it shown had had ransac
ons with Montgomery, who had shipped 20 them from
this port certain goods TO be sold ON commission which
they made advances by which 1884 had been left due
By Montgomery This amount Was sued for by the plain
TIM and defense being made verdict given for
the amount
The case of John Graham agt. Gregorio Do
mingnez up yesterday in the United States Circuit
Court Southern District before Judge Nelson The de-
fendant this suit who is the Consul for Ecuador ~
this port, arrested on capas in this suit, IN which
prisoned in default of s6OOOO bail subsequently. after
argument by opposing counsel the bail was greatly re-
duced but the defendant being unable 10 obtain IL is s
in the custody Of the Marshal His counsel anxious
TO reargue the before Judge Nelson IN the hope OF
obtaining the defendants release from custody but the
Judge, finding that argument and reading OF papers
would take several days suggested that all the papers
ment before Judge Batchford should be given 10 him
examine and decide upon The opposing counsel agreed
this and the Court will probably decide the matter at
an early day
In the Supreme Court Chambers yesterday
before Judge Barnard, long contested assessment
entitled The People rel Geery agt. r. b. Connolly
came up motion 10 compel the Controller t0 yacate
assessment for the laying Of asewcr IN Thrdave in
1864 1863 Judge Barnard made order yacang the
for fraud. The testimony then before Inn
was the petition and an affidavit In reply with
report OF the referee 10 whom he had re-
feTred certain facts for inquiry. In subse
duent proceeding this assessment the General
Term decided that the whole OF these proceedings must
go before the Judge who initiated them and could not
be referred. On this decision, Mr. OGOrnan cOntended
that the original order yacatng the assessment void
and basis for the present notion The Court held that
though the proceedings could not be referred the Court
was at liberty 70 obtain any information through a ro
But, aside from that, If the verified petition
not fully by the answering affidavit and the matters
answered sufficient 10 sustain It, this suf
cien ground for granting the petition without further
proofs. The motion granted.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
THE SHOOTING or LIEUT. MOORE BY HIS
MOTHER-IN-LAW.

The telegraph reported a day or two ago,
the shooting IN savannah Of Lieut. Moore, u S A., by
hs mOtheriB-aw Mrs Mason. The following letter from
Mrs. Moore tells us why:
SAVANNAH Ga, May q, is6s-EditOr Reptblieda SIR:
My mother always held me completely under
her control and never disobeyed her in anything
when married Lieut.. Moore. At ten years OF age she
forced me to go on the stage and she pictured to me the
tremely repugnant 20 my feelings led for eight years.
and frequently when have not had the heart TO act WELL
she would pinch and abuse behind the scenes, and
iriRhten me into acting part. When Lieut.
moore wished 70 marry me, we begged and i'm
Piorea hSr m to grant her consent and although
NHS Nef9 H. ana my life was In danger, size not
willing Tor us TO be married, but said that must re-
laln ON ne stage, ana that would go Europe We
husband treated her with exceeding kindness bnt her
conduct toward him was terrible, is well known to the
About week after our marriage she fsgned sckness
and wanted 70 20 nome to Columbus, Ind She begged
husband 10 allOW 1ie Ia her. prOmisinO
faithfully that should return within "A week she ~
covered Immediately after We started from Macon and
when reached home she said that shond never go
back and that should stay on the stage NJ urSSo
and cousins aided her In trying coaT ana I'm tbrsa,
enng me. IN order 20 induce ne TO Yield to their de
sires MY clothes were packed in a trunk and sent
back TO husband, and letters (which are now Ia NV
possessOn were forged and sent 10 him. purpotino ~
come from me- and telling him that would never Come
back 70 him again They took my wedding ring from off
my nDger after choking me until Tainted and allowed
no 10 lie upon the floor until came 10 my senses and
when she would go from home she would lock up in
room and threatened that II screamed should be sent
70 q uDatle asylum. My husband came 70 Columbus
followed us. Since we have been In Savannah our life
has been endless round OF persecution Everything
she done, which her ingenuity could devise, 10
my husband. She vowed that she would separate or
NiIi Bhe has 70 room and threatened my lIe,
until for safety had TO forbid her coming there any
anore aud then she went around and told people that my
husband would not permit her 10 see me. no
woman has ever led happier life than mine since my
marriage far my husband Is concerned NO person
could have been kind affectiOnate tha ne Mas
een My every wish las been gratfed and so lar IRON
beating or abusing he has never laid his hand upon
.waaa Avail "a
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

BY consent of parties, preliminary injunction has
beon granted by Judge Swayne, of the United States
Circnt Court Of Ohio in tho of ID. j. Falls agt
Miles Greenwood restraining tho latter as treasurer
of Hamilton County, from collecting taxes on stock
of national banks owned by the plaintiff The trial
of the case for the purpose of making the injunction
perpetual, is postponed until the Fall term.
As some Of the Tracy party, in one of the morning
papers-for the purpose doubtless. Of covering up
the real subject Of controversy between themselves
and the stOckholdors-have put forth statements
that the stockholders are opposed to the extension of
the road to the Missouri River, to connect with the
Union Pacific road, it may bo as well to show that
such statements are not well founded. II it be i'm
portant TO know where the oppoalton to the extern
sion Of the road lay, and who were or were not op
posed to such extension II is equally important that
the truth should be stated One Of the charges made
by the stockholders in the recent litigation
with Tracy and his associates was that tho
increase of capital had beer made to pro-
mote certain stockjobbing operations in which
it was charged that Tracy and Others wero
Interested, and that il was not made for the
purpose ofmang the extension Of the road, Toproye
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

from any publicity Of the matter and have borne these
scandau spOns patiently dsy as dsas se Snf IN
silence, hoping that they would one uy nyvbf matters 70
crisis and to Py R1 ygHSr %9d itGsger o te pSs sss @
rest these rumOrs and reports than py ViE W.
always been crazy for me 10 60 on INC eabo anu W 'naV
alone can attribute her conauGG com h
a'"' ''' ~ Mrs. STELLA MOORE.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-YORK.

FRlDAT May % Io6d
The vegetable and fruit markets exhibiting varieties each week
mostly from the South We this week cherries from SoS not
good order hence sold for l2 b0xs cauhoEer both
foreign and home growth also sqnash om SsEannah The latter
failing at 50lSc each per quality There douHgan eaien
old potatoes With prospect scarcity Anticipated
given out by spectators New coming quite ee RON the South
few Baltimore strawberries have been received and jersey fruit
promised week small baskets Of u quarts selected berries d
Sid IS basket included In the be adeps
Of 2c y n Lamb somewhat plenty side selling a
n Batter lower and cheese begins he offered o sale
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

PETROLEUM dun; quote Crude bulk 3e DO ia barrel
l7l Refined W. the spot 29d2 do buyers option Jne
29 July 29ia3Oc Receipts tolay 39 obs Resps 2o&
bb Grade In Philadelphia CruGe quoted at lc Rehhed W.
the spot 27lc do buyers option Jae 28ic Do do Juiy,
29c do, do. August c Receipts todaylUO b5lA kehred <
bbs. Crude.
RICBA few small parcels have changed hands at llelc fee
CrolBa siG0c for Rangoon eares duty paid and 0e hs
Rangoon, gold, in bond.
SGGARS-he demand refns for good and
parcels to-day been taken for shipment 10 Philadelphia PTo
strong close rather bouyant basis Of f1 Tor F
Good Refining and 2 for No IL BorS sales 3 bids at e
HE Porto Rico and bores Havana at lt1
l2c Refined steady lode for Powdered Grsnuaied aud Che
l5ia5ie for Sof White. and l4ldlfic for 10. Y-oS.
SEEDS-0ny limited demand for Grass Seeds at former preeA
Rough FlaKse-j Is quiet at 81 60a ~ Is per bush.
ES RAW moderate request arm al sc Tor Long Rye AID Ne
for Short 90 u
TALLOws demand moderate and the market steady sslss
1900 n as HOP 3l6c
WOOL-Basness has been only to Moderate eIseut
the past week but prices show 20 change We quote g
a f4dt7c. Native and I
4865lc for and do. Base for blood hernos.
heeces for No Pulled f2i3c ff
Superfne Extra do 22429 for Un-
California; for Fine 20d24 for 0s
CoubiBg 5O55c We quote Foreiga oS
3235c for Common Washed 28o37c foy nysa
MesIA MenOs dJSc for WAsned Eutre Rios 20G+ if Us-
washed Creole 26d3c for Washed CorOya Gillian at 4dAc
Unwashed Mta and Meuno; Cape Of Good here a4 s Vs-
Lia 20G4c Tor Washed and Acas AZ ldlefd
Unwsshed and 3gGsec for Washed.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

State bonds strong, with good demand
Tennessee per cents sold at 10; Virginia per cents
59l; Virginia per cents new, $50 North Carolina o
per cents 5S Missouri Gper cents, new in demand at
93i, and offered in small lots. Railway bonds were
offered in small amounts at full prices The sales Of
the Central Pacific bonds are heavy and in excess Of
the needs Of the Company. The price is continued
at par and accrued interest but the Company
the right TO advance the rate at any time, and will
do 80, should tho demand continue at the present
rate.
The Railway share market opened buoyant on
New-YOrk Central, which sold ut l3is, and Erie,
which sold at 73i. The balance Of the market
was also strong at full prices At the Board
on large sales TO realize profits, the market
reacted on the entire list. New-York Central
sold at lS3l Erie, 71. Reading, as; Northwestern
Preferred, 79l. The decline was from to II, being
heaviest on Erie and Northwestern Preferred
which were freely hammered by the bears, in hopes
of forcing further decline in the market but all the
stocks offered were taken. and at the close prices
were firm for Western shares which were in demand.
Erie and New-York Central continued to be ham
mered, closing steady at quotations.
The following are William Heath & Co.'s last quo
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
THE MARKETS.
Ir.r.A,tfv r.nogtad foV Tan TafauNW 4

FRIDAY, May 19 1858.
quiet Pots 90 So Pearls nominal
BUILDING MATRRIAlS-AH articles coming uuder this beading
steady fair demand since last review there
change prices holders Of kinds have been firm
10 their views We quote follows BRlcKs-NswJersy. NJ
90 aOG8O. Long Island y NJ, $40 50GSl3 North River p
NJ slOasl3; Croton p NJ, $sak22 Philadelphia Front NJ
Si0as1 CEsENr-Rosendae y Dbl, ~ Is. HuR-Catte y
hush c Mixed bush Oe Goat y bush 7oc LATHs-sastern
v NJ 80 2S Idss-RoshlAnd CSm@oa, Y bSl 81 9i Rock
80 sI 81; White Nova q tan 81 s0asf IS; Cscned
Eastern bb $500 Caned Knekerbockel,s Dbl, 81 5oi
Cacined Empire Mils. y bbL, 81 So
BsrBS unehaugd the demand moderae quote At from
t5c DS2 for American Gray and White.
BBBsWAX-Yelow continues arm bat hgherstn, holders
limited about
1900 10 sod at 4gd5Oc for Western and Southern
BROOM CORNThe inquiry fair and the market steady sales at
l2dl6tc cash.
Co1roNhe market less active and though no lower there
less strength than tie close yesterdays the fine grades not offered
better sustained than the low qualities; sales Of ll
lncnns lll and $40 eInote We quote:
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

p,,o,x Ma, Cattle are falling of in numbers via gts
gb,er ran tody than anticipated The receipts s5s cSs
VI, as Al IIudson City .bundredh st. ana 70 " 20
psy InsodSs the so ftssh cattle W A0udn wshs 'A" w.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

coFPEBA telegram from Rio Jauero received to-day has had
decided effect the market which still dull and prices be-
fore sales Of 22 bags Rio, Fannie 9ic ind Baltimore
2o bEs do Chnon ic gold bond Other styles quiet
and unchanged
CoPPER-Amerean Iugo been aetive
$50 600 ID Baltimore 23c and 200 900 10 Detroit for July 2tc
DRUGS AND DlBSA fair degree Of activity maybe noted in all
articles coming under this heading still the business job
prIce are daud6 6ru We
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS
FRIDAY, May 29-P. NJ.

Gold closed at 1884, after selling at 1891. The
clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were siOG4OO0
and the balances 81 ,63s,ls7 So
Government bonds opened strong and active, both
for investment and speculative account After the
u o'clock call there was considerable deSre shown
to realize by parties who had bought at lower figures
and decline of aud Z per cent was made on the
active bonds 1OOs sold l05, and the 52Os of 1868
and 1867 at 1llt. At the decline the market was fully
sustained, and at the close there active de-
mand for all the bonds H. 0s sold for l05l The 52Os
of 1861 specially active and sold in large lots at
1l2 the highest point of the day The market closed
strong and active at quotations The conversions Of
. u .In-. nI.,n1.I.t 10 a.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

MBTALS-A articles coming under this hesdne unehauYed n
business the week has been Ony moderate extent We
lnnlnn.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

BGGSwern selling quite freely at 2le occasionally 2lc
FLOUR GSD MBAL-Tbe inquiry for Western State Flour less
active and the favorable from BuTope larger
regularity Of medium grades
200 Dbl. sSg$s 50 for sSpeane STATE s @GSs@ for EItrs
Extra good choice Spring
80 3Sq sl 70 for Minnesota EItas slO9sa @ Amber Winter
Extra DO do 90 609siO IS for Shipping Ohio; 80 4O0sl3 Is
for Trade and Family DO $l 0esl3 for Single Extra 81 Louis
Ds.S sDS = T ,.ss o o g. SoSh.
Flour and prices o. the meum grades very irregular sale;
Of 6fo bbls $Soes for common fair kIira BALTIMORE aud
90 906 S IS for BItra Maryland and Delaware and A5G$3 for
s, de- r., a ESS, cS0o q & nnS Ss gRg ST sales
FLAX firm and in fair demand al ld2e for North River the latter
FEATHERS are unchanged the demand mOdsras sOsOoc
for prime Western and Tennessee.
GkANThe Wheat market the opening somewhat improved
consequence o. reduction e Flour narlet the sales are 1880
bush 80 ls9ss 10 for sMwaulss 81 % for No MwAnkse
s .ns. I s'' bs1.y Ss, s snd o sales o sSsS
90 good demand lows. sgasi she sales 5000
Changed CORN opened Sh increased srmn.ss Sut owing to further
Improvement freight and small inquiry for export closes na at
df S g. ss% ws as Mixed 81 w ws Yellow
. "a, southern White Stras CooTed at sl l36$lA
GUENIRS are unchanged, the market being quiet
vtsi sslss toisy Of sTs Dry Army ela Dry Array al
terms 100 Dry A. 2ic Prime at ne gold 1000 Dry Texas
Kip q. 15e, eofrsncy, the marke, closes hrm
horSA Kinds are very quiet lOcOc for Americans Zoe for Bel
quiet but Olollc gold Jute sell. slowly
at 81 66ic, gold
nAY .ad 10 fair demand aosoSe for shPpiug and 81
Sl Is for Retail lots
hear no Important sales prices remain steady at
about asGtO for ha'eovado tde for Ced aud SOGO for Porto
LEATERemloc Sole has active dung the week and
especially 10 toward q eose receipts considering The
the demand general for all grades
Vve Pegk kl, " EkfRaon though sAbe pues Aad yhe
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
make. closes firm tic 10 sa for good manufacturing m. A

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Middle and Heavy.
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