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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSDoN, Nov. 12-6 p
M.-Cons0s closed at 9il< for money and 94s for ac-
way stocks closed Quet Illinois Centras, e8; Fries
nat at 25a@.
FRANKFORT BoCRsE.-FRANKFoRT, Nov. H.
oil 1852.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-LIvERPooI, Nov. 12-
p. M.-The market closed dun at the following
Notwithstanding uplands 10'sd. middling Or.
leans. lljsd. The sales OF the day foot mp 1000
bales.
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET-HAvHE, Nov. I2.-Co..
ton market quiet; tres orlnaire, 1851.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFF5 AND PROVISIONS MAR
KET.-LiyERP0oI, Nov. 1915 r. M.-Markets UNI
changed In tone aud quotations
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKHr.-LIvERPOoL, Nov.
12-5 Y. M.-Turpentlne has advanced 3D. and is
quoted ut 2Ss. Cd. Petroleum is heavy spirits, 3D.
refined, Is. SID. per gallon. Other articles IN the
produce market unchanged.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Nov. l2-5 r.
-Petrcleum-Re1ned steady at Is 6kd.; spirits
nat. Linseed oil, cas- IS. other articles unchanged.
PETROLEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Nov. l2.-Petro-
leum Is irmer; standard white advanced to 52f 60c.
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rauTTlSs At NoawAlS, cusH.
Second, Day,

Inc tIoitlng matches advertised to be held on
Wednesday at Norwslk track and which were post.
poned on account OF the rain took place yesterday.
The heavy rains Of the previous day left the track In
poor condition, but nevertheless the trotting was
good. There was O large attendance aud the bet
ting was very lively. Dr. Underwood kept tue
pools.
The nrst race was for all double teams mile heats,
best three In I'VE, In harness, owned and driven by
the owners, professional drivers excluded, 500 TO
10 first, ESQ TO second and s26 to third There
were three entries, Pete Manee's bay and gray,
n. Goes pair OF bays and J. T.. Hopkins pair OF
black norses. The race, which was very Interesting
was won by Mr.. Nance, Mr.. Coe coming In scconi
and Mr.. Hopkins third. The second race was for
horses that never tfoted for money mile heats beat
In two, TO road wagons, aud was won 10y Mr.. j. d.
smiths mare, no name. In the next race which
was for horses that never trotted better than 2:34
mile heats, best three ~ Gve, N harness fer purse
OF gg0c. the driver Of Mr Uolc0lnb's bay geidiug
Jack Lewis, was throwi ron Ia seat 10 the sround
Bin Fortunately escapHd injury. Tie horse ran
round the truck SIX times lefNe lie was
stopped. TWO hcls we've Wea ~ me
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MARINE c0UAT-TaIAL TEaM-2AaT 2.
An Unrcbearsed Operate Melangc

All JHreneHrSeO OperuIic NlekuDHcs
Before Judge Gross.
Fdustafae BerthiuOt u.s. II. L. MISUNDERSTANDING
was formerly chorus singer In the defendants
company Of opera ooDa performers and claims $500
damages for alleged false and malicious arrest and
prosecution. 1t appears from the evidence, 80 far as
developed yesterday, that on the 2sth OF June last
The oape Was playing at the Academy OF Music,
day the artists and chorus had assembled ut the
oce for the purpose OF receiving their monthly pay.
ments. The plainir had accepted the terms OF her
covenant was that she should conform and submit to
the rules by which Mr.. Bateman's company was gov
erned, IN reference to lnes for non ate dance at
nearsais, coming later than the prescribed hours,
20 performances and general denquencies in the
matter or stage business, conduct, costume &c.
On pay DAY the plain,ln claims she was entitled to
receive Sl05 salary dac but Mr.. Bateman paid her
only Sl0l %, deducting nifty cents as a Gne. An
angry discussion followed In the Office, and the
am.abe Berthlllot called MT Batemau - thieLn or
said he .acted like thiefn In withholding tile
amount OF the penalty. This considered, as 1t
generally is presumed to be, .strong talkn ana
squaheie followed with good deal OF loud CONVEX
satlon, Which attracted The attention Of passers by
ana Mr.. Bateinan had the irate disciple OF the
french muse arrested. she endured "threc or four
minutes" incarcerat on in a cell, and Justice Dodge
nned her $40 Tor disordeily conduct.
Nine. Beatrice Chopin, a soubrette and fgurante,
and The piaintir herself testified substantially TO
these facts. Faustine's examination was conducted
wholly through the medium OF an interpreter and
was considerably Mixed" owing parity 10 inter
desire OF the witness give fearfuliy long qualified
replies 10 snpte questions requiring s.yes mo- y
and 10 failure occasionally on the part OF the IN
terretef TO Interpret The iui response and TO keep
his temper. IL would have been good idea for al
hanis, excepting the Court itself, to have had full
dress rehearsal OF the proceedings before coming TO
trial. The defence has not yet been developed. For
plaintiff, Mr.. Noble; Tor defendant, Mr.. stuyvesant
anu sir. Patterson.
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guilt was voluntarily made by the boys when ar
rested they denied their guilt when arragned. Each
was committed to answer ct the Court OF General
sessions m default Of 81, 900 ball.
ALLEGED FoR0ERIEs-Charles II. Baldt the
charges made against him before Justice Dodge at
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morn
ing are true Is In trouble. he has hanging over
his head two complaints OF cheating and defraudng
friends on forged checks to the amount OF thirty
nine dollars and sixty cents in one case and
thirty-six dollars in another. The circum
stances are these:-Leopold Sand, residing ar
No. 81 Fourth avenue, AYERS that ON the 9th
OF October last the accused called upon him
with check on the National Butchers and
Dr0vers' Bank, signed ID. Cells and that, represent
ing II TO be "genune and good as gold and that 1t
would be paid on presentation he cashed 1t, but
when presented at the bank II was pronounced
"f0rged and worthless and was issued with intent 10
cheat ami defraud." Accompanying the above COM
plant Charles Kupper, RESTING at No. SO East
Ninth street, who made similar charges against the
accused, the check that he cashed being Of the
amount OF thlrty-six dollars drawn on the same
bank, with the signature attached The same repre-
sensations were made relative to It's value In the
former CASE and 1t was also pronounced worthless.
Baldt denied that the checks were f0rgeries and In
explanation said that he had loaned Cells money to
the amount called for by the checks, and when he
demanded payment they were given him, and he
thought them good The accused was held In the
sum Of 81, 600 to answer the charges.
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CLEARED.

Steamship rArifs ds, Murphy, Liverpool oueensown
Steamship City Of Port Prince Jackson Por, su Prime,
-R Murray Jr.
.st.am.Lp MORO Castle. Adams, Hsvans-Atsn.io Man
Steamship Co.
Dunnng
Steamship virgo Buckley, Chareston-A Leary. tThe rs
port that the cleared yesterday
ste.mship Absmsre Couch, Norfolk, CITY Point Rich
mond-N McCrsadv.
Steamship priso Johnson rortlsnd--J y Ames.
sisAmshp Nsreus Bearse. Bostou--W r Clyde
ship Taylor, Anderson, San Francisno-sutton Co.
Ship Duke Of Argyle (Br Mclean, Lundon- tjodcYroy
Brancker 4 10.
Bark ST Dunstan tBrl, Walsh, London-Howsrd A Wiley
Bark Frsden mo, fngesresen Cork Falmouth for or
ders-Edye Brock. =
BARK Bolivia, whiteberry,i Aspinwall- Railroad
Co. ~
Hcncy Parker.
Brig Ceres Nd Locksen, Bahia for orders via Richmond
lunch, Menoke Nendt.
Brig Winfield, Lorinq, Asnlnwall-s 4 Merchant 4 Co
Brig u r Wheeler, bacon, pcrtiand--Bnxtrr I urrrin
Brg Gmor Mereiith, AyIes, Boston-s inpr1u \ 1'Ispp
SfAf jar3haldl iBr1. Sader. Grenada Middleton
stlr tdciZa, Wright, Iag ana oAinH Powell
-lu Efsgu Wright, Mount, 0cofA ctown, sC--Brown A
sedf ! 3dbnsOn wBua Washington. NO.
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C, @ o'm.ss~d, No y Dcvnns srss.; no vsntilasOr on
ri Ds"siSs :sS: =: Charges Judgment
sl.n, Cornell No. % Wooster street. proper
ID 5ay., No. isa Hester street; proper drainage
cs::d 500 Yves. Eleventh .ns; Is. cellar lot
wm Callahan, No. rs Greenwich avenue; no ransom
B. srd.s So iso Greenwich avenue tr.nsom win
dows no vsn ator on roof i.hy Closets cs'Af
james raSa NO. a Street. vsnsasor
s.%e. Sou.. in Windows
snIy n s so $ dark
each JaSs%sn ;,r.s; dark bedroom ON
II
cry rented DWELLING Judgment $Io .,,oo,. 10 tan
.oG. xn Ms sy v soss a hs: @
John Larsnis Ihirtssnh street dark bedrooms,
John Z. Port sos Fifth streets no .ransom windows judy
81 a n': y.%:s 81 '.n.om window"
Godstein iss Columbia street, rear NO vsnsilator on
ysnator roof hhy closets, vault full and Offensive
Henry ssssi.a. ss4 y,rh street. windows,
no :: Street, no a.om win
sTss streets roof s.tns not pro-
sss darn
Jordan No. o.! East Fortysevsath street; not properly
Charlie. Hickman No. s4s Second avenue; no ransom
dcS csa and s Sar % First @ tran
70 w. on and s
Philip Frsnkhsinor, No. 7sS Third avenue; veniaOr
Angus. Frank No los East Fifty second street
windows no ventiator on roof cesspool In cellar Juds
James Cauarld No. $40 West Houston street; dark bed
wina s,s Judgment f3 Charlton street.
liquid sh asa dirty waI. Judgment @ win
dows Judgments S57
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Judge Bowling presiding.

Judge Downing presldlng.
BERGH SPEAKS AND IS SPOKEN TO-
Alexander Parkes was arralgnei for cruelty to
chickens and turkeys.
The prosecutor, Archibald Campbell, In behalf OF
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
swore that the prisoner was engaged In packing
several boxes in which were crammed turkeys and
chickens SO that they could not breathe, and that
several OF them were smothered to death IN conSe-
quence.
eat No. % Barclay streer.n
'The young man, said the counsel for the de-
fence us not responsible for this lie acted merely
''That is ALL" said the Judge.
"iour lIonor,n here remarked Mr.. Bergh, rising to
his fec. and addressing the Court, ~ desire to offer
few remarks on the sanitary condition OF the city.
Sir, it is well known to scientific men In all the
world and In this country, too, sir, that we have
would have visited and swept MS from the earth,
sir had not sanitary measures been taken to prevent
il. refer, sir, to the cattle disease which came
here, which was in our midst, which,
s.ir. Bergh," mere interrupted the Judge, "the
Court would have great pleasure IN listening to your
address but really It is not relevant to the OCCASION
We are here to adjudicatc upon all complaints that
constitute infractions OF the law and we cannot
listen to lectures on the sanitary condition OF the
II desire your Honor to remark in this place that
there is individual here who threatened my lite,
'dr. Bergh. you are mistaken" replied the presid-
ing Judge, mildly. There is no gentleman whom
10 went as far as the law permitted me.
not only fined the man ten dollars but held him In
bonds to the amount OF $500. No one could 60 fur
Their and hold the place now hold, unless he was
anxious to be impeached and turned out OF his seat
which am not"
"a thank, your Honor" said Mr.. Bergh. al travel
night and day, and sir, II You had witnessed the
scenes or cruelty have yOu would"
1.-THE prisoner IL discharged from custody" inter-
rupied the Judge, and thereupon the defender OF
dumb beasts from mans cruelty left the court room,
side by side with the youth whom ne had caused to
be arrested tor giving turkeys the fits.
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KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT-CALENDAR THIS
DAY-Nos. 10, %, 49, 40, 80, "a, 90. 81, 49, 73z, rs
70, II, Is, 80, 81, SO, S4
BROOKLYN CITY CoURr-CALRNDAR THIS DAY.
Nos o. o., e5, es, "a IL 70. so to %, inclusive.
THE So-cALLED GAMBLE POISONING CAsE-This
extraordinary case was up before the Supreme
Court, Circuit Judge Gilbert, yesterday. The exam
OF Mr.. Gamble and Mrs. Huus the parties accused
OF being criminal to the death OF Mrs. Gamble.
Coroner Flavin. OF Brooklyn, before whom the case
was originally brought caused the rearrest OF the
parties named, and yesterday Judge Gilbert decided
that the action OF the Coroner was illegal, and he
forthwith issued writ OF prohibition against Mr.
Flavin.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM SUFFOcATIoN.-O11c
Dunn, while patroling his post on Main street be-
tween two and three o'clock this morning, dis
covered that there was fire burning between the
partition or walls In the liquor store OF John Far
FELL, No. rs Main street. He Immediately broke open
the door and aroused the sleeping inmates OF the
house, who were totally unconscious OF the danger
which threatened them, the smoke being very dense
policemen Dunn succeeded In extlnguishing the fire.
which was caused by defect IN the fiue The dam
age does not amount to more than three dollars. In
sured in the Park Insurance Company.
FIGHT BETWEEN TARGET CoMPANIEs.-At O late
hour on Wednesday afternoon a disturbance occur
red at East New York between the Independent
Texas Guard, OF South Brooklyn, and the Van Dorm
Guard OF New York. both OF which organizations
were enjoying their annual target excursio n. The
trouble, which was occasioned by member OF the
former company striking one OF the latter guard,
was queed by the police OF the Forty ninth precinct
before anybody was seriously injured. For the time
being however, the scene was very lively indeed.
Red shifted braves rushed n0lslly to AMI fro threat
ening each other with swords and muskets, and
very freely. The police, fearing that the bloodless
and useless conflict might be renewed the road
to the city, detained the Texas Guard until the New
Workers were well on their way to the FERRY. Thus
was Iurfher trouble avoided.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED BURGLARY ny Yousd MSS.-Roland
Hassentenfcld, OF 40. 223 West Twcnty-seventh
street appeared before Justice Dodge, at the Jener
son Market Police Court, yesterday morning and nc
cused two young men, william II. Brer aud Alonzo
Provost OF entering his store night before last, by
bfeakng we locks and bolts ~ the door and forcing
open an stea Ing theteirnnr nrOperty TO The value
~ fourteen doder7. ne'ac.iyc FaI!ey, into whose
han't VIC case ~as pn ARE. ca 40 InYa on sGepi-
EnlP letie att that sue etvigg articles Nad been
paWned. taHng at cue newnsh0n dc-i1nofes fhcir
tstGNt VS. ln tNt ~ NJ e5rc#t 4,. ~,,iv
ge3togGi 50 III aN IeT ANaaaeb it.s nss s,.. 81
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PSRT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER IL, 1888.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purscrs OF Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HEnALD our
regularly authorized agents who attached our Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery or packages
will be by the following extract from proceedings
ofthe regular monthly meeting held March T. 1885,
Resolved, That and after April l. 1868 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF shtp news n The
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
az The once OF the Herald steam yachts JAurs and
JRAssErTE 10 A. whitehall slip. All from
and eonsguees 10 tbs masters OF inward bound
vessels will bs forwarded free Of charge
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bay gedlng Twang. The next event on the
list was for all horses that never tr0tted
better than 1850, mile heats, best three in i've, In
harness. Tor Q purse OF $500. Mr.. Nodine's Eastern
Queen the av0rite ct the start the betting being
even against the field. All the heats well con-
tested and the race was declared to be won by the
Queen. In the running race for purse Of $3.50
which followed the horse Gerald was the winner.
In consequence OF the lateness OF the hour at
which the 2:34 race was run the third heat was post
ponei until this morning. The programme for to-
day Is very full and a number OF horses OF good
reputation Will be on the track.
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ullTto STATES DISTRICT coURT-cRImINaL BRANCH.
Before Judge Blatchford.

The Watson, Crary and Pike Cause.-The Mo.
don TO Acquit Granted-Important Deci.
sion.
Before Judge Blatchford.
In the case OF the United States vs.. Ethan L. Wat
son, George D. Crary and Henry Pike Judge Batch
ford yesterday rendered lengthy and exhaustive
opinion upon the motion made and argued by Mr..
II. L. Clinton on Tuesday last and on the points OF
law raised by counsel in support or the motion,
which the learned judge also reviewed at length.
The defendants were charged on an indictment
with having removed quantity OF distilled spirits
from distilerY to place other than bonded
warehouse. aud the case was set down for trial. 1t
was several times called on but from various causes
the prosecution was not prepared to go on. Upon
ore occasion, as the record OF the court showed,
Jury was EN- anelled 10 try the case the being
then called and the parties arralgned. the Assistant
District Attorney moved for postponement
o. he tia on the ground that the District
Attorney too i'll to attend, and that
tie witnesses for the prosecution were not
In ate dance. Under these circumstances
she Court ordered the withdrawal OF juror, and on
taat beiG done the case as allowed to stand over
The case was again called on for trial on Tuesday
last when Mr.. II. l.. Clinton, on behalf OF the de-
PENDANTS. moved that they be acquitted anu dis
charged from the r ball. on the ground that having
ri twice placed In jeopardy for the same often
ces in the absence of urgent and legitimate cause
The g.ounds OF the motion were published in the re-
port OF the case II Wednesdays HERALD, the
Court then reservng decision delivered the same
yesterday, granting the motion and disclarging the
accused from bail and custody. For the defendants,
MIR. H. L. Clinton and Clarence Seward.
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NEWS fa0M FORTRESS MONROE.

A Monster ROdman Gun-ArtiIlery Expert.
mcnfs-Return Of Troops from the South.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 10, 1868.
The United States steamer Colonel Rucker, Cap
tain Bell, arrived here yesterday from Baltimore
having on board the p0nderous twelve-inch rifle
Rodman gun for this fort. It was cast some two
months ago at the Fort Pitt Works, Pittsburg, Pa.
weighs 81, 225 pounds and Is the second one OF the
kind ever manufactured In this country. The first
one was cast at the works before the late war
broke out, and when loaded on vessel ut Baltimore
Tor this post rolled overheard by some Balti-
moreans. The gun was, however, recovered and
mounted on this fort. Since the close of the war
she was taken on the beach to he tested and burst
after having some 700 rounds fired from her.
The gun which arrived yesterday will be used
about the Goth Inst. for experimental firing on
large stone target erected during the past summer
by the Engineers Department at this place. The
experiments were to have taken place some two
months ago, but have been delayed In order to have
the twelve-lnch gun here for the occasion. 1t Is
dcrstood that General Grant. Secretary Sc0feld and
number Of other prominent officers Will be present
to witness the firing.
The three companies OF heavy artillery which were
ordered to Atlanta Columbia and Raleigh o short
time previous to the election returned to the fort
this evening.
The body OF Captain D. G. Williams an old and
experienced sea captain, who was drowned a short
time since in the York river has been recovered and
delivered ~ his friends
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The wormaid-O,BnIdwin Fight.

As already stated in the HERALD, tho proposed en-
counter between the above pugilists was abandoned
on Wednesday evening, wormald having returned
20 Boston, thereby surrenderIng the stakes to OBad
win The rumors, therefore, that they had engaged
yesterday morning at Weehawken were entirely
groundess, and were only effective In abstracting
the perspiration from excited Jersey policemen,
whose frantic state OF mind ut the supposed "missv
gradually became composed when the canard was
male known
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WILL OF MGLLIONAIRE.-The will OF the late
Isaac Walker, Of St LOUIS who died few days ago,
has been probated. 1t contains the following pro-
visions :-Oneeighth OF the residue OF the property,
Archibald Macay, OF New York city, in trust for the
daughter OF deceased Julia Ann Maclay, wife Of said
Archibald one-eghth to Gilbert NJ. Spier Of New
York city, In trust for his wife, Emily Spier; one
eighth to Peter Nevius OF New York city, In trust for
his wife Matilda one-eighth to Syvanus jenkins. Of
New York city, in trust for his wife Augusta Jenkins
one-eghth to William McGawtry, Of New York city, In
trust for his wife Ann z. one-eghth to his son,
Thomas A. Walker one-eghth to his son. Isaac IL.
walker; and one-eighth to Thomas w. Bell and
George w: Bell, children OF deceased daughter,
Louisa Bell. Thomas A. Walker IL appointed execu-
tor. The will Is dated January 4, 1858, and Ia wit
messed by II. J. Elliott and J. X. Sheply. The estate
Is estimated at about IS, OOo, 900.
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COURT CALeNDAs-TnlS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERM.-Nos. 81, SO, 81,
SIS, So co, 6 g. 63 a. o5 GO, 81 6S, 3d. TO- H. r. 70,
"a
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-Nos. 1885, 145 $50,
100. 1911, 1872, 2o3, 2t3, 249, 252, 25S.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part Nos. 673,
92 1850, 1858, 1897 1852 1857 1888, 1885, 1884, 1892
1885, 1899 ltoo 1903. Part 2-Nos 49, $50, $685. 1871,
1905 1905 1907 laos, 14o9, 14lo l4l1 14l2 l4l3 14
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limited STATES DISTRICT couaT-IH BANKRUPTCY.
Before Judge Blatchford.

m the waiter or The Bankruptcy OF Benjamin Eos
ter.-Counsel for the petitioner applied for dis
charge. This was opposed by one of the creditors
W. p Discom, on the alleged ground that Foster had
made fraudulent preference to o creditor by max
Ing fraudulent assignment and conveyance OF his
property TO prevent 1t going into the hands OF the
assignee Tor the benefit OF the general creditOrs-
Judge Blatchford refused to discharge, but gave
petitioner time to put In such evidence would en-
title him 10 discharge If he can produce such.