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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-12
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10
CIVIL


The applicants for admission to the bar who
nassrd their examination. but have not yet Dee
swor in are requested To attend AT the Supreme Nour
General Term room today at iOt a. m
The libel suit of Isaac Cook agt. The NEW
yopW TnInsE ASSOCIATION. which has been pending III
the United States Courts Of this District Tor PeTIou Oh
six wears as finally percmPtoriy set down ny Judge
Uiajchford for trial on the I'd OF February 1867.
On and after the 1st prOximO no petition can
be filed u voluntary bankruptcy unless the net asses VI
the pettIoner win pay 80 per cent, or upward OF inc
debts which, practically, excludes 99lOOhs OF those VINO
would desire after that time taking the benefit u g 9lI
from doing 40 "a experience has already shown IT, there
fore behooves all parties desiring TO take the Denet OF inc
act 10 forthwith the number OF petitions VIII
Re so great part OF this month as TO serious
y Inconvenience aud delay the proceedings deferred I'LL
that time
In the Supreme Court, yesterday, John lhl,
"a administrator OF his son. applied for damages
tine Forty secOndst Railroad Company, for the hng oi
hIa child aged three aud two months III appeared
that the child I'm charge elder sister, attempted Ia
Jny 1861 TO cross Avenue at Thirdst, ana wneh on
the defendants track fell. The evidence was very con-
TRAJECTORY as TO Of the car and It's speed but
Tho child In attempting to rlse, WAS knocked down ny
ant clamed that the evidence showed there was no neR
gece ON the part OF Its driver ana that as matter OF law
The child waa guilty OF negligence IN being AZ sueh cnaer
years in the street The Court denied the latter point
bur left TO the jury 10 say whether as nster vi lcs
there was negligence Its part, and also whethor ee
ws neylgence In the defendant and also charged thai
thew coud only find for the pecuniary loss OF s
Tne ury were out time when the Court dlrecteu
sealed verdict for this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10

by the America beating eight cutters ana seven
schooner yachts which started in the race.
Tue cup is offered to the NewYOrk Yacht CLUB snl1ec
to the following cOndltOns g,
Any organized yacht club Of foreign country sha
always be entitled through any or more OF lts mem
bers TO claim the right of sailing match Tor TINS cu
with any yacht other vessel OF not less tan 80 MOI
more than 800 tons measured by the Custom House RUE
OF the country TO which the vessel belongs
The parties desiring to sail for the cup may make any
match with the yacht club in possession OF the same hat
be determined upon by mutual CONSENT but IN case
OF disagreement 10 terms the match shall DC saea
the usual for the annual regatta OF the yaci
club possession OF the cup aud subject TO s rules anu
sailing reguations-the challenging party being DOuhu
to give six months notice In writing, nXng the day ley
wish to start This notice to embrace the length Gus
tOmIIOuse measurement rig, and name OF the vessel
It is be distinctly understood that the cup 10 DC
the property of the club and not Of the members Thereon
of the vessel winning IL in match ana tlat
the condition OF keeping open TO be sailed for by yac
clubs OF all foreign countries upon the terms above Id
down shall forever attach to it, thus making 1t perpetu
ally challenge cup for friendly competition between
foreign countries.
On motion Of Mr. Grinnell IL was ,
Rood the New FORK Yacht Club accept the cup wen by %
and presented TO them by the propro upon the terms a1
conditions appointed by them . , -, =, 49,
Red That letter Mr. Schuyler with the inosure, be en-
and the Secretary be requested furnish to Az
copy the conditions which this club holds
the cup. and which permanently attach TO IT,
j. G. STEVENS, HAMILTON wilkes
A. j. BKKkNAS fiSLKT
GEORGE l.. SCHUYLER
Roo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10
EDUCATION AND THE ENHANCEMENT OF
WOMEN
N. BLoODGoop, Secretary.

The Hon. NJ. b. Lowry, member OF the
Pennsyvan State Senate from Erie has written let
ter announcing that he will pursue the same course TINS
Winter Harrisburg that he did last IN reference 10
those educational institutions which exclude women or
negroes from their benefits. Senator Lowry says; Inc
amended Constitution OF the State cOntcmplates at the
Legislature shall endOw institutions oil learn
ing and see 10 more direct way Of meeting tins woman
question than this shall favor its settlement az the
earliest day possible, and would all do well To reie
Der that nothing is settled that is not settled right Eau
Gated men, the world make the best doctors, tue
best Christians the best farmers, the best mechanics e
best inventors the best merchants the best statesnen tue
neighbours the best providers for those who are de
pendent upon them, and the best homes FOR themselves
and their children, the best generals IN the army ana te
best citizens In private public life III these Things DC
true, how answer To pOsterity for cheating lhci
Of the half land the better half Of themf III is not
the dollars, the mines the mountains ana Valleys
or 1.-THE cattle upon thousand hills" that make our
wealth II is the high cultivation and education 0f te
immortal part Of man that constitutes our great wealth
upon equal that blessing aud that Of enfranchse
ment all mankind, OF both Of all cOuntrles
and of all colOrs under general laws applicable To all IN
tegence is the lever that elcvatcs the world why soud
weight OF daughters be put upon that lever as
well that cf SONS would further ana repeal
the charters Of all societies and Institutes Of learning that
discrimnatcs against the OF their mothers, ana issues
their degrees Of NJ. d.. and d. d. and lL d. only to the
lords and gentlemen. 10 Is time tie antcdeluyans were
uncarthcd WILL therefore. not vote the money 81 Az
To any institution the that Will not open wide It's
doors 10 all who pass the requisite examination lc-
gardess of sex, race, nation, or color.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10

arrested the complaint Of David b. Lupter OF NO io
FultOnst who accuses him Of having torn up revcip
for the payment Of 500 for six months interest on
OF Mrs. Y. J. Valance The prisoner denied MS s,i
and said the complainant himself tore up the receip
Raymond was held TO bail John Lyons was yesteidaJ
committed TO the Tombs a charge OF having stolen
$40 gold coin from the Office OF James flanagan, at NO.
Is Baxterst
In the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Dodge yesterday, George Dose, boy feslanH
in Fifthst, committed Ia answer charge OF stea
ing watch and chain valued at 500 the properly vi
Peter Sheridan Ann Gavin was committed 10 abSwSi
a charge OF stealing quantity OF bed-clotmng; .Calh
crime Moore held in $500 bail 10 answer charge OF
keeping house OF prostitution In Greene-st' ana seyera
found the house at the time OF the arrest were
committed to answer n charge OF dsorderly conduct
Charles T.. Hcks arrested on suspicion OF having sel ne
the premises No 500 Broadway, oh thursday nlsht
last discharged by Justice Dodge, yesterday there
appearing 10 be sufficient evidence To hold him Tor
trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10
TIE DEFALCATIoN AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY
YARD.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.

SIR: Numerous false statements having ap-
peared daily and weekly papers III regard to the
sudden and mysterious disappearance OF MI. Il. d. 80
CART with large amount OF money belonging not only
10 the Government but TO scarnen who had deposited
their money the Paymastors safe for security against
loss desire in justice to the officers OF the navy 10
correct of the many false reports IL Is true that
Bogart has borne uubclniShcd rep
uaton but IL is not true that he has been Paymaser
In the navy. Being only clerk, appointed by the ray
master, aud holding commission or warrant, ne can
not be regarded as navy officer. Some Importance at
tachcs 10 the meaning of words. IL taking money
belonging to the and 10 poor seamcn out OF
the safe and apprOpratug IL To ones own use u embcz
element then the Ocnse correctly stated Most people
however sufficiently uuChartablc 10 charnctcILo
such transaction by harsher name The statement IN
THE TRIBUNE that there 10000 In the safe at tue
time is ucorfcct as IL has been the custom OF tc
PaymasteT 10 keep 50 large an apouut ON hgard the
most of Government funds under HE control being de-
posted i'm the United States Treasury.
AcE York, Dee. 7, l5Cs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10

The tralsactons at the oce OF the Assistant Treas
urer were: Receipts for Customs, s2sGO receipts for
Gold Notes, 100000; total Receipts s3iol7 l5 total
Payments 81. 65s,i9o 20; Balance, $9O,Oss.sl9 81.
Money was unchanged to rates, but with more de-
maud On stocks the rate generally per cent with
loans on Governments per cent The drain Of cur
reucy South cotton continues, and makes lenders
cautious about making long engagements
Sterling Exchange was firm but dull London co
DAYS 1904: London, sight 10bdlOi; Paris. long 56S9
bi6t; Paris, short, 6i4ad5l3h; Antwerp, 5lsid5lIi
Swiss 6lsia5l7t; Hamburg 500 asst; Amsterdam, Al
az; Frankfort Atani; Bremen, 9i@79k; Berlin 72@'2i
Freights-To London 1900 bbs Flour at 2s 3D. and by
steamer 50 bbls Pork ST. and IS boxes Bacon at 65
The bonds OF the Central Pacific Road WHICH have been
I'm good demand throughout the past money disturbances
have become in active request In consequence OF the IA
vorabc report made by the Special Commission appointed
TO investigate to its manner OF construction From
their report 1t appears that tire work has been done Ill
the best manner aud has not been sighted In any par
cular Tho Road Is what II pnrports to be- one OF the
best built the country, without any exception Ihe
he Road substantially bul wadsworb on the TTsls
s 49, S ss,,. a.. %S he % and .s
tory ID 70 Ga pouais g tho loesl ysn Ihs ns a.
the nile III, si am ba.e the eulyerts aud bridge
foundations Ohs granite ,'on the eIs'; ans. o. s n
feet vide About the serrs are covered win
.SJ ' s rns s ' Equipment Ia Of Ss .io Ss
machine .hoP. fal qaa the demands tns ume % @ ON
S $ pel.o s III. read .ioSs the valley
bridges up standard There few wlro defect,
moi oi vital euyr dralus width OF enoanmsnt d
ballast rendei small cost When the hurry o.
rg forward the Heavy trains on rams ties and iae are
unnng n thu srryme ofths read "a mlrs sm Sacramento
Ths road being constructed in good faith In substantial mshns VIM
out aut material equipment aud worthy OF J"
a. great national work The telegraph hne h hr' elH"
The Directors Of the Albany and snsquehanna haliroad
Company expect TO run the trains through 10 bhsn
ton by Christmas day There Is some heavy work 10 DC
done before tho road reaches Bnghamton ana some
heavy expenditures Of money. IL VIII. Tor instance, re-
0lrc ss0 600 TO complete the arch OF the tunnel ana
$50 600 more 10 ballast the road depot IL TO be erected
| Jointly with the ErLo and Syracuse ANA Bnghamto
roads and freight house aud engnehouse at the same
| point
lGe New-York Central Railroad election, to-day, re
suited In the election OF the following ucket'
For Observation-Disclosures Vanderbilt OF New-York
Daniel Terrence OF NewYork, William H. Vanderbilt OF
| New.York Horace +. Clark Of New York, James ~
! JIanksr of York, Augustus Schell OF New-York
samuel r. Barger Of New-York, Henry Baxter OF New
| York Joseph Iarker OF New York, William klssalh
OF New-York, Chester W. Chaplin OF Springfield Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10
THE COURTS.
ANOTHER RAILROAD SUIT - AN lNJJNCIloN
NACAIED.

ANOTHER RAILROAD SUIT AN INJUNCTION
VACATED.
The Supreme Court has had before 1t Tor
some time the Of Lambard agt Tue sioux 'iy anu
Pacific Railroad Company. The palnilHs compal.t vas
substantially that, by an agreement between l,' anu
his assocafes he was have equal share Ia the - m
pany that he left his interests In the care o John bdr
and Mr. Ames during his temporary absence IN EUROPE
and that those gentleman had not secured hlm Ms ~
trrcs i'm the stock Of the Company subsequently lrsur
The complaint further set out that the company hHu
surplus from the sale Of Government bonds issued III az
the corporation. and were preparing 10 M ur tnei t
mort gage bonds and out OF the proceeds 10 dccdIo
dividend the stockholders, and that paInuH Wopiu
then not obtain thu OncsNt 10 which, uLdrr MS agree
neut he was entitled. On this complaint Temporary
Injunction was issued and for some time efforts nave
been made 10 this Injunction Judge suthefHnd
has vacated tho injunction, rendering lls iUV"lnb uc
cisiOn: 49,. T.,
doubt whether the complaint makes case FOR The III
junction granted. am clearly OF the opinion thal tuV
gleadings and proofs do Justify the continuance OF
grounds stated III the points Of the plalntinn counse!
cannot say that the proofs establish the hgrecmeht VI
original projectors OF the railroad scheme cannot say
that the proofs establish any trust relation between
plaintiff and the defendants Blair ana An.s o,IcI %
The usual aud necessary trnst relation between slock
holder OF corporation and its directors or trustees
Moreover not pretended that dividend OF us
rlbuon OF the bonds or Their proceeds mas oceh
ciIber as ali action 20 compel the III
rcctors to declare dividend. or to enforce
any alleged right en equitable claim, or Interest vi s
plaintiff in or to certain share or p9rton, "a Cndants
said bonds their proceeds claimed by me
Blair and Ames or either 0i the as necr With
/ cannot see how the injunction can be continued VIII
out ali interference with the rlght ol nv
nartes and an adjudication by this Court OF questions
moi properly within its jurisdiction. VIII aad that
tnt tLe weight OF the evidence Is that the Directors
have not intended aud do not utenq TO declare any dv
dend or distribution OF the bonds or their proceeds
Junction IL denied and the injunction vacated with $lO
costs " the defendants, who moved To yacatc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10
THE CESAR GRIFFIN oAsE-IMPoRTANr LEGAL
a,. DECISION

81
Jndpe Underwood has rendered a decision III
the case of Cesar Griffin which, II sustained VIII ihva
date the majority OF the decisions rendered by the sate
Courts Of Virginia and other Southern States Cesar
p Griffin the petitioner in this case, AYERS that he is de
prived OF his liberty contrary to the XIVth Article or
amendment OF the Constitution OF the United states, Dc
cause nc is confined In prison by virtue and IN pisuance
OF the sentence OF pretended Judge OF the CIRCUIT Coue
OF R0ckbrdRe County, which judge AT tie time ol ss
ing such sentence, incapable OF holding ana e1-
pressy prohibited from holding, the Office OF Judge Dy
the said XVIII Article amendment" After ailuding
the political status OF Virginia under the Reconstruc-
ton acts describing the that the Government
might legally pursue toward the people of that State the
Judge continues:
But in a spirit OF mercy and nagnnnimity, unex-
hateyer been punished for treason for his participation
IN the very little property has been seized aud sold
nudsr the belHgeren powers OF the Government, and
mai little with the sole view Of crppling aud weaken
end The seizures thus made were confined carefully 10
tue property Of classes who were actively hostile 70 the
Government during the war SINCE the termination OF
scfiye hostes no property OF even the most active
sneies has been sold condemned and by the Recon
structon acts Of Congress nearly all the residents OF tis
aud other Southern States instead OF being tres ~
enemies public or private nave Deen fes egcnsn
property suffrage. and Ohce-hOding, both In
The Stale and National Government and az 10 the very
Hmited number temporarily excluded IRON tue lasu
has beer made by Congress soon az IN is
wisdom ana humanity IL shall deem such restoration SAFE
and expedient IL may be observed That no ono 10 even
teupOrary excluded who had not only actively engaged
this lie must have held Office previously, which made
him leading ana representative man, ana Nhlch re-
gnred him special oath 10 support the C0nsttu
dOn u the United States Ip other WQTas hQse required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10

by these OF restoration TO retire for lnued
time 20 private life, the leaders OF secession VINO as
of poverty, war; defeat, DEATH and state degraua
ton"
The following paragraph contains thel Judges opinion
1.-THE Judge who tried and sentenced the PETITIONER Is
not as ntated 10y respondents counsel on tTlal Tor
treason writ qO uGrrdntO necessary TO release
the prisoner 1t hardly disputed and the evidence IL
entirely satisfactory that the said pretended Judge Is or
the class disqualified by the Fourteenth Article already
referred to- that all the other facts stated in the pe
fion are true II trial Of the writ quo tcarrdHto
were necessary before prisoner could be reached by
habeas corpus the lastnaned benecent writ would be
of little service in capital case the prisoner would be
hanged before his could be decided"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
TO CAPITALISTS AND INVESTORS

10 NV '4N NVIN''
TIM FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the ROCKFORD,
Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
nav the Principal and SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST
list February and list August in GOLD CoiN, free Of
Government Tar. =,
limited amount only of these Bonds VIII be sold
at 97I and accrued interest in Currency by Bankers
and Brokers, Agents of the Company III dlneieh'
parts of the country, and at the office OF the Oo
pany. No. IL Wa-st., New-York.
GOVERNMENT AND OTHER APPROVED SECohiiiE'
received in exchange at full market rates.
Pamphlets giving full information sent on request
H. II. BooDY, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10
CRIMINAL.

I'm the United States Commissioners ONCE
vesterday fore Commissioner Osborn, George Meyers
stupid looking young German, was aria,gnsu On =
cba,on Of attempting pass counterfeit " NatiOnui
currency note upon Margaret Smith, keeper OF saloon
la West Twenty ST. Upon being arrested "a s
nearly s1 in good money. lie accounted for having the
money by saying lie took II 10 whe ae,hg Us on
the 10th inst, in default OF $1,000 ball
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Justice
Bowling committed 20 the Tombs one john DOian, "no
was caght In the net Of rolling away barrel Oh sugar
valued al $40 from In front Of the store OF Patrick ys
No 10 Mulberry st. Amos NJ. Raymond Was yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM-Enumerated
Motons-Sos POO 25 267, 22 213 ga 25 ~ "a 49, as a
Preferred Enumerated Moons-NOs 2S 49, IJ ZS$
285 1896 ~ -.
SUPREME URT-CRCUIT-PART Nos, POL
1851 1851 1857 1857 1919 l4G l47l 1875 l47 ll29 ~
1883 1857 1896 1851 1889 1891 PAKT lNos H6l yO 40 = S
1912 1924 1925 1923, ti4, 1896 lt4s 1907 1908 o'
1880 1886
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM-Demurrers-
Nos 40 a. A. a. - Issues Of Law and Fa-Nos 10 l5 o 0
1872 49, l9, l35, l36. 37 lB lD 40, al, lI2; 4I -
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-Rese Eases
a. "a o. lC6 us 49, 49, Ia l76 204 PA 30 2JS 2
az 2ig 81 2sl. 2a6. Isl. 26l. 268. Cal-No 2@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10

Amasa Stone jr Of Cleveland. Ohio, and James F. Joy
OF Detroit Mich For Inspectors OF the next electOn
Sidney I. Farchild Of Albany ~ Y, Lansing Pruyn OF
Albany, n. Y, Nicholas b. La Bau Of Luzerne n. Y.
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