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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
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ITO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF


ALRAsr August ], 1863 J
rI,o THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
NEW YORK-SIH: NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN, that at the
held this state on the III EsAi succeeding
srs Monday NOVEMBER neI the following omee are 70 DC
elected 70 wit:
Oovsrpoy In the place ofR.uben \. FeutOn.
Lieutenant Governor In he place OF stewart L. "ooliord
A CsBAl Commissioned. In tao place OF Robert & Dorn.
An nspeesT Pso. Ia the place Of Henry A. Barnam
Clerk OF Apa the place OF Patrick enry Jones
Justice ths supreme Curt for the FIRST Judicial District In the
place Of GeOrys g. Barnard
All Of once Nil erps tbs last day Of December nett
ThnhTs Of President and Vice President Of the United
States
Fory s Congress Of the United States for
Congressional Dsrct composd OF the f ard I'm
eudag Governors lnd second Third Fonh Finh, srth and
Esbtf Ward. Of the CITY and CodntJ OF EeHiorf
RepreuAtre the Fophr Congress of the United states for
the Congressional District composed OF the seventh Tenth Thir
tsnh and Foaeentb Wards the City ana County othe"lo
Kepr,ntaIye The Forty n Congress Of the United states Tor
the Sixth District composed Of the Ninth Fifteenth and
Bxteenth Wards Of the Cit and County VI New iork
Representative the Po tIt Congress the United states o
the seventh District composed Of the Eleventh and Seven
te.uth Wards o. the City and County Of Nov York
In the Forty hrs Congress Of tbs Uhited states for
Congregational District composed Of the Hgheenth TTen
usth and T.ntyt Wards Of the CITY aud County ofEswYorf
the Forty ht Congress Of the United states Tor
Congressional District composed Of the T.ehh ward n
BScissP au and Ward " the City aud County Of
Ssx.York. . =, -, ,---t, c...,-.
Twenty Members Of Assembly
A civ judy. In place Of AbrshAn d. RUSSELL "
Rsn,e Of PaueA H. Jones appointed IN The place Of
T in The places Of william NJ Tweed and Sheridan
All ho. terms Of ome. will expire the last day Of December nert
Rrspeetfuly yours, H. A. NELSON, Secretary OF state
OyYCs COUNTY kK~-foRK, August J.
ls hereby certify the shove to be correct copy Of the Houee @
d.v received by me from the Secretary o. state 49,
JAMES OBRIBH. sheriff OF the CW AndOouny OF hs ioL
hereby notified ot 20 insert this sd'
80 JAMES OBRIEN, Bhshh
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UNITED STATES bsGlhKkhs OTFlCE
No 7Twnr HousrOSsT.. EEw.YORK, Aug s. 1861.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- b, Office unt II noon SATURDAY. September 1863
ovs d wreek o. the SCOTLAND situated the South
Channel. noarS Sandy Hoot n J.
The wreck all material pertaining IN. vessel mist he removed
drpth Zt and portion shall
be dsposited ,ter removal below high water mari
The work must be completed BY December 1, 1903
The Sreei DIVIDED sections dividing the
from the three ~ equal portions When the
section beginning the has been removed 10 the prescribed depth
according eondoD OF the stipulated
price removal vii paid When the second section has bees
the above vii be paid and when the
third OF the stipulated u
provided that the work shall be prosecuted and finished the
order above gwen
Proposals sA.-rh the in money .sd for the removal
the contractor receiving nothing from the proceeds Of the
material and cargo removed oond the IN money asked the
United waving IN favor Of the contractor all us htsfs the
proceeds Of the material and cargo removed
Proposals 70 be guaranty Of two responsible, person.
that ID. bidder will execute contract
The proposals aud guaranty will be Of the O TO 30 obtained this
Ofce.
JOHN NEWTON,
Lisut- Col Rngineer BTt h.orGsn U. s. A..
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y,gal Bottles.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County of
~ Hekmer-JOHS GARDNER. Charles 4 sherman and AsI
auder ru ofRobt L. Tsvo Plaintiff sgAins.J
SOUTTIWfCK Krabeh 81 wife George H. Shtb- and
b. Wng Iitel and William p Cor Assignee, bankruptcy
o. Southviet Shhe Co Robert TAYLOR The Delaware County
toaa Bank Henry Hswson Hugh Hamilton Charles
kran, Samne Dr COursey EdVard Greene Seth SUIT and
Win. X Miceni Howell hs Wife Defendants sun
Relief Co .erei Tohe Defendants uamed
and required the
IN th aetoa will Sled once OF the Clerk Of
tie IouutT HefkeF Herkner Ia said county and 10
CON- Of yor complaint the subscribers their Of
dee No 50 Walsre, the Cry Of New l0rk within twenty days
o.
service said complaint within the tine
Aforesaid the plaintiffs ibis viii apply 10 the Court ior the re-
In the eomyalut-Dated NeWio August H. 1903
EyARTS. SOUTHMAYD CHoATB PNaufs ATTORNEYS
The complaint ~ ed the Oce OF ihe CLERK OF the
Countr OF klne srker said county hs 18th da Of Au'
gust RyARTs soUTHMAYD cHOATE. Pl,uiss Attorneys
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Huus,s and ctums @lHttA.

SoarS anO Rocms.
pREAKFAST and TEA WANTED in a quiet
respectable. location be thoroughly clean
accommodations Address Nj Be-, No 3 1bane Ohce
DOOMS, large ana small, handsomely fuT-
nishd board ever modern convenience
locality
surpassed References required No lJ9 k Twenty opposite
GrsmeTcy PARK
WANTED, by small famiy-FOur or six
w ROOMS good neghhorhood convenient TO rga sod
suitable Housekeeping Atlress giving fall
psrlculArs rent. &s. ROOMS. Tribune Omoc
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Proposals.

TEK,,Uar DEPARTMENT OyrcS ov lsTERsiL REvsyrE.I
WAsHISGTON, Aug Is. ls1J
PROPOSALS for supplying STAMPS for
TOBACCO SNUFF sad CIGAESThe Commissi,ner Of Inter
prepared seaed proposals until September
furnishing the following named STAMPS required the act
hundred thousand Of ten dtres denommaionsvt:
pound pounds pounds pounds 10 PouRi 20 pounds q" pounds
They engraving dhu Of ntatoa and
three ous inches length and inch and three oaI'hs IN Width
the Is lO AID lOs must var from e'eh Other color iae n''
pos the s. from the s AID the @ from The os Ihe3
appropriate ami the AIoaEi the tares
P1e busdd thousand stamps engraving li2l inches
10 size With oval corners and Suitable vigHeite .
prste ygnets lsherort designs around the mstts and
the printed These to BE- Of eleven dferraI ini u
various Width, aud lengths As iOhoss
AZ iuchrs, one Kind
irln inches kinda
!I6 inches. kiuds
iIll inches, one FRO
sIig inches. two hind.
lIl1 inches. twO kRis
hundred Thousand imported stamps ri he steel ehgrA
ing spprotrats with lathe around the gBttte
printed mater These to be Of I've Different aeaom
u,uo0' OF various widths and lengths A. toiIoHs.
/ RIO inchrs
iiIll inche.
J! ~ iheseA
llr26 inches
l.tJ4 inches
be prescribed
Department and drawings printed designs OF them vii be furnished by
the Commissioner sPPheos to all Sho may Apply 'hsr%i VIE
BID be accompanied by sample stamps ~ each ard every
denomination and must state the poe when hnhea stamps viii De
and such pnee must include the cost OF PACKING the same
SAFE s suitable manner for transportation 'aeh is
psons nay be appointed 70 receive th voc
o. toe n.laiAetas o. s.ee v ,h ps % ds,, ~
B,b bidder must stse h proposals the time within which aner
stamps what y be will confuse to furnish them sier be
I'M Other ng, being ,qus preference given bidder
furnish sap,n quantities Sufficient 10 meet hs demands
The reserves n. right re.c; and all bids
THOMAS HARLAND Acting Commission.
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90 &lbum ii man Gurtru.

90 &lbum il man Confirm.
DOR SALE-A full set of AMERICAN PEN
il MIS- bow price y applied fsr in rdat-y
BDNARn WILLIAMS. No u M,id'nlans 10 ss'fri
TI'HE YOUNG WOMEN HOME" Of the
Iaes Ch.iau Union removed 'u Bss, Fourtseuthst 20
No North ..quarr Ahoousit Good refer
required from persons uypJ-ug for bo1ri
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4urnitur,.
MisullMrous.


BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES and
ID EYEGLASSES at the Optical Institute No l3 Broadway
nEWEY's AMERICAN WINES and BRANDY
A. taking the lead Of al Others for medicinal purposes Sold
only a. No 2ol Broadway. HeS-York.
EIRE-PROOF SAFES.-New and Second Hand
Il SAFBS for SALE cheap. at No ]! Coartant,st
WARN, TWINE and THREAD MANUFAC-
TORY-Sa Bsibg aud Bag Tuiue Shoe Thread Gilng and
SadderS Thread T.ne equal 20 English In quality color aud hn
ell knd Ia Balls and uka Linen and Jue 4rns fOr oALh
b, a n HART Co N0s - ahd % Nhits.st
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gtttur,s AND Mtttiuss.

LEVENT II ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
H GRANT AND COLPAX CLUBA Regular Meeting Of the Club
viii held THIS EVENING Ebbin Hall Thirtythidsi near
Broadway o'clock for business purposes and the enrolment Of
members All interested are invited 10 attend
CHARLES Q, PINCKNEY, President.
WV " MouNr,oRr, Secretary.
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Gbanns fox CUISINES 8l,n.
A PARTNER WANTED-In a frst-class
"A PAPER MILL having machinery. For particulars adj
dress l. A. BBARDSLBY. Frsdercksburg. Va.
A PHYSICIAN wishes to SELL PRACTICE
~ Of 30 years standing rch section Of the country Address
DOCTOR Tribune Once, Y. City.
A opportunity to double investments Of $3.50
~ $500 II spilled for immediately valuable Saw Mil aud
excellent Business Connection and Three Patents
bali their value ". H. STARR, No $50 Fulton-s.
An INTEREST CAN BE HAD, by a cOmpe-
~ tent person having SIS 600 in Old established WHOLESALE
HOUSE town opening by the
Adire.s EXCELSIOR Boz No. 100 Tribune Ohos.
WATCH and JEWELRY STORE for SALE.
w Stoes light, a bargain Tor cash Apply to p D.
sEGEE Bridgeport. Conn.
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6h, 0urf.

UQt VuII.
A TTENTI0N is called to the opening of the
n following stakes by the Stewards of
THB AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
JEROME PARK.
Steward. eop value 200 subscription $50 each p u miles
Of the stakes Five I'LL
To name sept 10th This to be the third day
OF the Autumn meeting ENTRIES be made With e. WHEATLl
Clerk Of the Course POrthAm Wesiebesier Co. N l.
JOHN b. IRVING Secretary A. }. c.
The New York herald., 1868-01-08
AUCTION SALES.

The New Crop Of New Orleans Sugar and
BIoiasses-Siight and Unanticipnted Aa-
vance-Yesterday's Prices and the Rates of
Last Week.
The auction business for the week has been unusually
lively in tho way Of groceries and unusually dull In dry
goods and fancy articlea Tho appearance Of semi
Weekly sales is still kept up by leading houses IN dress
goods, though the prevailing duness cannot bs ex-
pected to Tighten In aRy degree before the middle OF
February when country retailers begin TO supply them
selves in anticipation Of the spring trade The annals
OF tho trade for the month OF February win. therefore,
Determine with approximation 10 accuracy the pros
pects Of business for the spring Of 1868. OF pawn
brokers' sales the number for the week, lesser and
greater bsen nteen Of which five have been
what extensive and general. or shsrs sales the list
has been unusually heavy, numbering nearly can
DO counted twenty-onc. Meme Of these have been OF
great importance, however, business failures really
numbering but twenty for the past three weeks
and OF these having involved large houses In the
of sales OF household furniture the Sheriff has done
very little business having assumed confidential
tone than that which prevailed early in December.
In the boot and shoe trade the market just passa
bly, brisk, though the tendency 10 reduction being
nsibly felt and small lots taken at the lowest pos
sibe figure with exceeding caution. In fact there
VAS never less 10 invest upon among
OF moderate capital than prevails at present
Speculation IN dry goods and similar lines OF business s
simply impossible since thore Ia popular market
therefor owing to want OF money among the great
OF consumers and there 10 likely 70 be none even for
In the grocery business tho greater part Of the sales
for the week have been limited the cropof New
Orleans molasses and OF articles Hoffman
& Son offered o large consignment yesterday which
taken with totefabiy brisk competition. At Hanover
square Also OF ths marts OF the grocery and
cotton trade, several small consgnnents OF cotton
ouered and sparingy taken. \. j. Parker, OF No 107
Wall street. offered yesterday secon4 consignmc OF
the crop OF New Orleans moasses and which
taken al prices anging from 81 cents for Crescent
Farm to 92 cents for extra brapda
similar consignment sold on Friday last ranged
from 79h cents TO SIX cents show ing slight rse and
considerable addition OF brskness In competition. The
following schedule exhibits tho saos and prices OF Last
yeek
The New York herald., 1868-01-08

sxDrsss their opinions = BODY es ths eatizsus Il
New York upon this subject.
CHus0 OF 81. FRASus xAvm-k sAersd concert
OF than ordinary interest given last nght IN the
church Of st. Francis Xavier, West Sixteenth street.
The proceeds ere 70 b dsvstsl 70 relieving the
wants Of the poor ofthis parah Professor Max Braus
organi Of the church. ana his choir ld fall credit 70
thensslvea A grand vocal AaA Instrumental ooAcsft
also fer the benefit Of the SeoF viii bs given In the
large hall Of 81 Francis xavisrs College Thursday
Tomorrow, evening There will be sixty sngsrs
and fall orchestra variety Vt the gems Of the great
composers will be rendered on the sceasisn.
FIRST ANNUAL BALL o. ran ITALIAN RIFLE Asso1A-
uox-oa Friday evening, the 10th inst grand ball In
aid or the Garibaldi volunteers engaged in the last strug
gle fer the Independence Of Rsms will be given ss the
Assembly Rooms No 1893 Broadway, under the lrec-
ten OF the Italian Ride Association, OF which Mr. g.
Sscoh do Cason s President From the rsspecta6iity
Of those who In charge Of the affair there little
doubt but 1t will be highly successful In every respect
FATAL ACCIDENT IN MOTT SrREEr.-0n Monday oven
Ing Charles Baugh labore while At work on the third
story Of new building In Mott street. Canal, foil
the pavement and sustained injuries which resulted
fatally yesterday morning Coroner keenan, being nos-
ded, will hold an inQuisition to-day
The New York herald., 1868-01-08

Mayor Hoffman yesterday afternoon gave audience 10
several members Of new japanese troupe Of per.
formers who have recently arrived in this country On
being introduced to the Mayor the party made the most
profound obeisancc when Hah. .Yah.ra Kie on behalf
OF himself and his companions addressed the hayof
through interpreter, to the following ehect:--
Accord ng 10 the custom Of his country he had greas
pleasure in presenting himself before the Chief Mass
ras OF this great metropolis before making his pub
lie exhibition OF the sxill and artistic cultiva.
ton OF his company for the sratihcation and study
OF the peopie His visit 10 this country noe
prompted py sordid motives but TO afford his family
and himself an opportunity OF improving their minds by
the observation Of foreign manners and customs He
had anticipated under their liberal minded Tycoon 70
visit this country four years ago, but the establishment
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company left him nc
excuse for any longer deferring his intention. with
these sentiments he begged bis Honor 10 accepts the
sword which ne presented a souvenir Of this agree
able intsryiew.a token Of my esteem FOR tho Chief
Magistrate OF New York;
Tbe Mayor replied that he was glad 70 see shs Jap
snsse In New York, and wished iheir visit would prove
pleasurabls aud profitable.
The ladies' and children then presented their Gfts,
consisting OF fans and charma The party aftsrwarde
visited The Govsrnors Reon,
The New York herald., 1868-01-08

The mae Tor wheat quiet but steady to-day Hold
apparently Indifferent aud Arm their views at
Willingness. meet the views OF buyers, and No spring
available At ~ 90 Green bay At about ~ 5 No at
81 45 Tho sales we're moderate however, and confined
mostly 20 winter, which was relatively cheaper. The
81 70 for do. Michigan, ~ white Canada 81 S5
No spring mired with rye 81 81 ~ for No. spring.
and 50 20 Tor amber Peunsylvana Corn steady with
fair demand from the local trade and for shipment; but
the sales again restricted by the hrmness frcght
The sales we're abod rs wv bushels mainly M 13s <0 for
Western mixed, ahoat incudng sound light mised
81 S6 A for old do. In store, and tl 81 W for
new southern. Rye remained very quiet but was
store small lot OF Southern sold At 81 "a q 81 rs.
Oats were comparatively quiet to-day and but
little different from those current yesterday Some rfing
lots were sold the dock at Sc ssc and one load
reported sod at ahoa but the bulk OF the transactions
in store tke market closing quiet At these ngures and
buyers option up 10 the 10Th Januy Barley remained
quiet, and prices 10 great extent nominal Sales 500
bushels tworowed State at 81 At the railroad depot bar
ley malt was without change, the sales being soo bushels
FaEIGHrsThe market was not so active, but rates were
Arm, especially for grain The charterng business
naned quiet The engagements were-To Liverpool oo0
and per steamer c bush corn Al 3D. SO boies cheese a
ses 70 bales cotton .. da td and 80 boies bacon At
Glasgow lo bbs -four At la sd. To Havrs loOo bbls.
whss oil at so francs TO Bremen 200 bb shoe pegs At
100 bales DO. At s ii, and 50 @ eases %Ssis. q, %.
To Antwerp, 90 hhds. talow, go tcs lard. and 800
continent from fhnsdsphia ssoo bss petroleum :, g.
70 cienfuegos and back sugar soe schooner @ onsl TO
Nuevss aud back sugar SOC; an lAmercan bark WITH
cargo of rum W constantnopls and back snd brpsn
The New York herald., 1868-01-08
COURT or COMMON pleAs-GtrsHAl TERM.

Singular Case-Liabiiity OF the Husband.
Before Judges DAILY, Brady and Barrett
ycAnson q al a. Jame y. Allen, appellant. was
appel berors Judges DAILY, Brady and Barrett from
Abe decision OF the Marine Court Il appeared that the
defendants wife called at the dry goods store Of tho
pssinta in Broadway and purchased . bill OF goods
fhis was Oath OF March, 1885, and at the time u
ad 70 that her husband had
her 70 call the plaintiff and got the goods In question.
The amount OF bull $40 II Is hen alleged BY
sns respondent that that day the defendant and his
WIS were separated. The defendant commsnced suit
% dissolve the marriage with bis wife ON the ground OF
her prior marriage In that suit no alimony bad been
allowed up y the purchase OF the goods. On the
trial tho defendant offered 70 prove that his wife was the
wife OF another bat the testimony was not allowed.
The plaintiff cred judgment for the goods and the
defendant appealed thererom to the general term OF the
Marine Court where the judgment below was affirmed,
with COSTS and from when the defendant nov appealed
70 this court.
Counsel for the appellants submitted that TO sustain
the judgment the plaintiffs must show that tho woman
70 whom the goods sold had legal authority az the
wife OF the defendant make the purchase IN his name
Counsel for tue respondent coniended that the crcum
stances under which Appellants were deprived Of their
goods taken consideration with the holding out 70
She world by the defendant OF his wife as entitled TO
credit, estopped him from endeavoring 70 shield him
For appellant, John B. Perry; for respondents, D.
NcMahon.
The Court reserved Judgment
The New York herald., 1868-01-08
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBeRs.
Suit for 100000 Damages Against Late
Assistant Secretary Of War Dana.
- nd

Suit for 100000 Damages Against Lato
Assistant Secretary Of War Dana.
Before Judge Cardozo
6dsaway B. Lamar Charles A. Dana-This 10 q
sui brought by plaintiff claiming $780, 900 damages for
alleged illegal and false and Imprisonment The
plaintiff alleges that about the 9th OF April 1866,
Tho defendant caused tho plaintiff to be arrested by
violence and force Of while he suffering from
= painful disease and was under medical treatment
therefor; that defendant also caused the mercan-
Ele books and papers forming part OF and belong.
seized and detained; that defendant also caused
plaintiff to be transported from savannah 70 Wash.
lngton, D. c., and that about the third day OF
May 1865 defendant caused plaintiff to bc orcbly in.
carcerated IN prison called the Carroll Prison. in which
fourteen other persons also imprisoned with plain
tn The plaintiff further charges that the room was Of
Insufficient size for the detention OF 90 many persons
ventilated 'uncean, filled with noxious and pest
leniial odors and with oahsomo vermin;n that after
ward plaintin was confined In prison known as the
ssOd Capitol Prison. under like Of per-
aonal suffering, discomfort and ndgny 10 the grievous
Aggravatien or plaintiffs disease and to the imminent
danger OF his le fer the space about
THAT he was required to give his parole to
remain the city OF Savannah, and was kept there for
further period Of one year. whereby he was seriously
1njured IN health and suffered in mind and body and
sustained great losses in business and from tho loss OF
portion G: the books seized.
The plaintiff then recites in his complaint, that his
and Imprisonment "a he IL informed by cir
0umsancess and believes BY authority or approval OF
With participation In the late rebellion against the
United States or as alder or a0ettor thereof and
guilty OF disloya pracces but was so arrested and I'M
prsoned without compliant made. as required by law
before my judge magistrate or commissioner that he
finally released without any complaint having been
made, Indictment found or prosecution instituted
against him and without bong informed Of the motive
or pretsxt OF his arrest and Imprisonment
The came before Judge Cardozo to-day petit
ton by the defendant for the removal Of tho for
trial to the United States Circuit Court Of this district
The defendant forth in the petition that the
complained OF done By him In his capacity As
sastant Secretary Of War; sad BY and under color or
authority from the President OF theyUnitsd States The
court is decision the motion until the
daring Of points by dsfendAnt's counsel
The New York herald., 1868-01-08
NEW YORK CITY.
The Alleged Frauds UDss she Tradesmen's
National Bank.

Tao Alleged Frauds UDss she Tradesmen's .
National Bank.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
0arnea Baker was brought before Commissioner
Osborn yesterday charged with having smbsszsd funds
the property Of the Tradssmsns National Bank Of this
city, Of which establishment he had been paying teller
Mr. John sedswick and Mr.. D. G. Birdsa appeared as
counsel for the defendant and Mr. Joseph Bell for the
government Mr.. Berry, President OF the bank, was
put ON the stand the hrst witness for the
He gave evidence the effect that In making up de-
tailed statement OF checks redeemed By tho Tadesmens
National Bank for tho First National Bank Of Brooklyn
Tor which the Tradssmsns Bank acted AGENT the
defendant gave false particulars the account be.
tween the two banks. The witness further testified
OF this city, had the 10th Of August 1857 made q
deposit OF check TO the amount Of $4,000 and
Che defendant II Was alleged ~ paying teller had
ceved that deposit because he had entered II in the
passbook Of Woodward, Lawrence & Co., and the
entry was In his handwriting but there was entry
Of II the witness deposed In the books Of the bank
The check was received at tho bank on the 10th
of August The de- eendant's connection with the es-
tabshmens ceased on the 18th OF the month and
IN two days after the check found In the drawer Of
Che desk a which the defendant used 70 conduct tho
duty assigned him. The theory Of the government
upon this evidence II that this $4,000 has been
has to make good the amount 70 Woodward, Lawrence
Co. This case 10 different In point Of fact from that
~ Arnold the receiving teller the particulars OF whose
alleged frauds upon the bank have been already pub
bShed. Tho counsel for the defendant claim that new
questions Of law which not covered by the statute
VIII arise in this for decision. The examination
Was adjourned to future day.
The New York herald., 1868-01-08

sustained By plaiaas By the forsib,s sscsisa frua
certain pssnhss sy tAs defendant Il appeared that
the asa Of February Last the plantR Hired nom the De-
complainant states that On the "a Of JuAs following The
defendant forcisy satsrsd the premises and ejsctsd
him, whereby he suatained the smsunt Of damages
claimed The defence sst up that the plaintn only
hired the premises from meath to month until should
be torn down. The case not concluded at hs rsns
q the