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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-07-15

EOUND, or can be
= found at Lyman i
Wells ard J. W. Rhoads,
Tunkhannock, Penn'a, and
all other dealers, the GR'T
ENGLISH SwRESY SPEctF-
nc LIsIMENT. This Lini-
ment stands unriValled,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
DOMRsTIC MARKETS

PHrLADELPBlA zCotton2i a9c Mddlng Petroleum
lSe Refined 3ic. North-Wern ErtIa Family
$40 5OdSi 50 Pennsylvania and Oto Co. fG $ Red
Wheat 81 GOG 80 90i Amber, ~ 9 White, S3d ~ - Rye
81 Mixed Corn 81 ~ Yellow. 81 rs Oa 8Iu9Oc for
Western Ptnnsylvana and s5c for Delaware ~
BALrIMOHE, May 7-COtt0n--Midding &c Wheat-Mayland
50 iO6s3S Com 81 II Tor White and 2 for yellow oats-
Maryland and Pennsylvania e7dOe Western s5do Rye szG y 20
CiScINSArr May What s2 eoas26 6s for No asd No.
Winter COm-Ea Ole. Rye 81 90 for No. To6seeo--LnSs
s5 6Od$9 soi Leaf $40 l5Gs2 20 Mess Pork S29$2s 2S
Bulk Meats sl36sS Bacon, lie for Shoulders 1iS for Clear
Rib Sides and 7ie for Clear Sides LanPTme Kettle, gl
May SsdS8 So Mess Pork,
$40 BconShonders lAc Clear Sides Bgk Shoulders. Bic
Clear Sides Lard, 20l dlic Corn 81 05 Oats igc
sne as 75ass Fancy az 75a WSS 60
S9IP sS9 sios ScaJiS Sr Mdlfig WHISKY free zoe
FoIspo, May 7Whest-Whe Mel ~ sIS1i AMOet hssi AZ
osysso Nav Flour-sl1 Cor No Spring. Sl2 S4$i9 toi
Red Winter; $l3 50 for White and Sli 80 for Double Es
No Indiana ~ OlQs o. 0as1We.ieIn ee SIn hld
80 So Minfeed-shOrts s336saa shP'Sfa s%@$@ No'
dn9TI e;ets5 Ss MAY 7-whe,-No D. 81 1O9s2 IOi cOSc
e7c No s5ds7e New 95do6c oats7lid72e RYE, 81 ~ iot
No Mess PORK s29 Lard. l9d20c and lsc bid helsoeo
Live Hoss common to extra choice sgi as9 e2i Beef Cattle
as 2Sd 4s CO Tor light stock 10 good shipping L.. - "a
ST. Ioris 7-Four-SuperRne - 3ea - zo hIa W "
9Bg 80 Wheat prime choice 81 d3d " bit Ootn eVhef
ons sae Rye 81 isasl 80 Barley Ss 50 ioI ehSee sPsSs
PORK Bacon-ShOuders. l4tc Clear sides ot" sugar
Cured Hans, 2Ic LsrdCholes Ksg 9e WHISKY $l2e , =,
MIwAuEKE MAY T-Wheat-NO J. fresh receipts ~ ~ NO
do 90 osi Oats, 7itc for No Corn s0e log NO
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08

aga for money ard e2 d92 eIdv for the sceOunt the latter quota
ton both opening and eose Americas Securities opened and closed AZ
the following qnOous: United States FiIeTWenues NGoi Ere
Railway shares 46I; Illinois Ceutrah S5.
FRANKYoRr May z-Un,ed States Hvefwtn bonds opened ana
closed frm at 75ld75i for the old issue
Pans May The BOurse closed duli Rere 50 francs z eenun
or cenimes lower than at the opening
LIVERPOOL May IS m.The Cotton market opened ey Gnu anu
heavy the quotations being Mddng Upands 2d hddhne Ve
2d The general checked business cotton TO aFv Inc
market closed heavy with decline Of 81 per poand on Ae
descriptions The exceeded 5000 bales Late 10 e
afternoon business done in cotton TO arnyei we
last sales being at l2id iOi Mddiug UPhnda lls iof
loving the closing quotators Of American description on
The spots .Msillng Uplsnds ldi Middllng Orleans l4i3
Wheat DUH and No Red Western declined to 1913 Genital
White California oreued Is H. and closed at 49, Corn more
active and shade better in price sales have been made to-day az 1oo
and % y quarter MlTed Western Barley 81 q bush Oaw
bash Peas, ~ y 5ofB FOur 3 y bbL for Western Canal
The Provision market doll and steady Beef l5 bbL Tor IEA
Prime Mess. PORK 26 p Dbl for Eastern Prime Mess Lard ~ Y
Cheese @ q Nt r the best grades Of American Fine Bacon
5O ewt for Cumberland Gut Resin 69 eNt for Common Norh
Carolina l2 for Medium. Taou, 4 cwt Turpentne $40
Coverseed 4 p et for American Red Refined PetTo-
leum, l5 v gallon spirf Petroleum, 3d. y gallon.
LoDoS May 273 ewt for No IL Dnteh Stand
ard Lbseed OIL $3.50 tun. Linseed Cakes, go 10 Ptan for
Thin Obong feeding Sperm OH nominal 4s5 y un I'
ANTWERP May 7Bvsupg g-Peeum opened at 49, and closed dali
At alG p bbL for Standard White ... .. -.-.-I 4
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE UNION PACIFIC RAuRoAS COMPANY offer
n limited amount Of their First Mortgage Six
Per Cent Bonds, principal and interest payable in
gold at par. These bonds First Mortgage upon
what will be the longest and certainly one OF the
most profitable railroad lines il the country If not
in the world. The Union Pacific Railroad receives n
Government subsidy in United States Bonds equal to
more than one-hrd its cost, beside an absolute dona-
ton in valuable lands amounting TO 1880 acres
to the mile. The Government takes second lien as
security for its advances in bonds, on which the
interest Is more than paid by services IN
transporting freight troops and mails and leaves a
prior claim on the whole property TO the first mort
gage bondholdeTs. As the net earnings from the To-
cal business Of the road already several times the
interest on the bonds, there can be no doubt that
they are a thoroughly safe security, While at the
present rate Of gold they pay an annual profit Of
nearly nine per cent TO the investor. Pamphlets
containing a full statement of the Company's busi
ness, &c, may be obtained, on application by mail
or in person. at the Offices No 20 Nassau'st, or OF
John j. Cisco & Sons. No. 30 Wall-st, where the
bonds are for sale. JoHS j. Cisco. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
CRIMINAL.


In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
before Judge Husss number OF sentences 10 the rem
In Justice Whites Court, Hoboken, yesterday,
CHRISTOPHER Smith of NewYOrk procured warrant for
the arrest Of Anthony Peters, who he alleges met
aene pisf6 al his head threatened to take his life
aud robbed him OF cage containing canary Drd It's
said hat for some time past several persons from New
Yog who spent the sunday catching birds at Weehaw
Ken. compelled by Peters 70 denver up 70 MN hiS
Iudoe Blatchford charged the Grand Jury in
the United States Oireut Court yesterday calling their
attention 90 the usual matters Inc Jury VIII ~ e$leG
eases aud numerous cases Of violation OF me kne,1S %
is the famous Biasdel a Ieel diSery case, The per
sons indicted by the Grand Jury, VIII be tired at fhe nne
term OF the District Court along with several oher per
sons whose cases went over the April term - >.
In Justice COinwells Court, Brooklyn, George
B. Gardner Of No S Atlantiest was accused by John M
Gardner and dspossessed by the latter for nonpay
ner swore he had demanded Of him the rent he swore
falsely The case to be examined on wednesday next
John Gordon nine years Of age sent to all for 10
Methodist Church in Eighteenthst About 26 persons
lions being caused In various ways. The complaints
preferred by Street Commissioner Furoy. Sore OF
the accused were discharged with reprmand; others
fned Michael McCue, expressniaD, residing in
Deanst near Iiateusaye ON charge Of stealing his
tanned for the payment Of S5 due r. Bayls Tor horse
feed gave bail 90 await the action OF the Grand jury
~ In the Essex Market Police Court YESTERDAY,
before Justice Mansfield George Roosevelt was exam.
1led having theaB OF false and frdd-
uiepf Representations from John IAtseh OF NO9 lewis
~ Mr. Roosevelt the agent VI Mrs Brown OF Jersey
CItv VINO Is Mr. IAtsehs landady and 1t ia alleged that
oosevet raised the rent without authority from Mrs
Brown aud appropriated the surplus 10 bis own use,
Iypg AZ hts reason therefor that he received no COM
mission for collecting Brs Browns rents The complaint
Nya preferred by Iatsch, but Mis-. Brown positively Ie
fuses 10 appear against Roosevelt, and there the matter
rests Joseph Kubetsra, Of No l2l heyenthst, very
simnutiye native OF Bohemia accused his wife, who
very large and fat Of attempting 10 poison him
with spders Joseph also said that ms wife Is entirely
700 familiar with one Joseph Duoru who s bOarder in
the house DuOrat remaining In the house at times while
he Kubetsfal IS at work Joseph further said that s
wife and DuOat had hired man 10 grown hn Inc end
Ia The Court OF Special Sessions yesterday,
before Justices Kelly aDd DownR Dorset D. Case, until
recently clerk IN A. r. 6ewafts store, broadway and
IeBth-st, aiTagned FOR having stolen az men .
1hs, valued at 80, while In Mr. htcwarts employ IHe
goods were fOuBd in the gdefsDdaDts case, on
lhe 28th ult, and defendant acknowledged to Mr.
MehOB, another clerk in the store, that De had
stolen them. Tie eomplaipants jD tue case having
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
aqaI1 b ~ a % ~ lhe iarmeI i0I wtsem ald the

EGGs-Ths inquiry fan 29d2ie, The former for Western and the
FLoUR And MRALTh, BAri,, for Western and State Tsqr
active and prices for most grade. are lser We no's M 81
sS sSs. diT'Ia 1s 800 80 b At S q i sops5s state 80 80
so r Inferior fair EIira State 10 goa tll p isr fasd5 & S
so 3 ST sood u 70 S soes spr6s go e$ .
,sI so 5sssi ss'IG" i Tiia. and ' fy to 9s 50
fsr APssI Winter Wheat EIA MshsSS & ana o. eo
si Ss: 10 Iegi; s.s l., sl 'SSsl1 e.
s.el. ISS s is1 6qa The sale. arc S 6 i 6s ,I
Flour i u Sisd dsmsnj ni pee, The sne grades hss S, sale,
S,11 % @ III M ,s G HSs ~ sss q, nd SEaSP Ps% c G,o. f %
go ia Is o EI!IA Maryland and Deawe ana so S 30
bSs Ss Mssl ts ln9 'sady .a.s Of e 80 20
Western. and 90 aSS 90 80 for BnndySGs -
s TSa-Rg .2. Ssa Ssa sEsp s gi'& g. I do a6S 6snA
e. 1HS So G' bsy ds1 h d 30 81 S sTss g hs urod
Sealed ,S dG ~, 'qa quoted s1eaiis .nl No 2s,s
port II, .as. ss bush % Mlsa SPIoT
.Sls sls i$Ss ds, q S.@%Sq S sp1 51 whit; e
.ss. ~. lscSO bush western sfoa RE ss A'a The
What higher arrival. M advice, from EaTops yor'9e NE
5. dsSd en- g $50 - bS pay, s Sss siSS Western no ss ii ass a. %
Goat 81 9ds M ia store el % Aaoai aud Inferior southern lei
snd Cloth quiet " 'si9e for A' o@sr and
hoPsrThs nsTisi ,Ism. DAN BAyaIaP WI Es e,Iss more
than as S & eGs s' s.a. fs H%l os. are r Si7 S "
HRMPh.na Hemp guist At iie gold Ju'e ~ Goo @Go'@
MOLAssBS-KO change. MucoVado Sle . q, - a..
NAVAL sTOREssaes Of 400 bb good Common Rosin 80 30
Splhs TuTDsntpe, 6Jd6tc ..,,,7.,,, "A N a. o,.
1 q: z l % ci. Ss@SP Whale sSi &C. for d. 5HS;achd Lard Oil quiet Al
''Sfs SsovsSss vi 1SsIso ss. ro sss 0s
Mess in ma oisi sss 1sd s2s cay r Ne" do and w er ne
10 30 for PIn Meas sod SA 80 for Extra 90 Ct Meats
El ,s u AZ % at ss ss: % Il fsiS S sols G csmSs.d @
dull At M slsG for No. IL l'Sl9ie for oVi AND i4is'~ ''
Pair so Prime -. az. =. =. g..
Rebnsd In boud Standard White Sic do buyers opon May u
ns sna & r DO Do JulT We quote Phadelpha az lste for
Crude 5,c T Refine. bond Standard White spot buyers opOn
NAV and June and 3ol fJie fotdo do, July.
RICR-slss Of 80 Tee Carolina llall and 100
sIGHRs-. business CONTINUES very fair lll@lile for Fst 70
Good Rehpng and l1 for No Ia boI sales Of w hha
foT aba llIh3ic Porto Roo ia D2 for EpBhh A ana w
49, M, INA a. IIe Re6ued dali at l6ic HardE . @
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ERw.Y0RK. .

sl7ff. l11 CLEARED.
sS sssy @ ,RGSl sS..s Psh
PhladelpSa vDO1 BIsHsR y.n sS,Cn SsAsHi hey Wen ho'
d1 siSGS Hoo S'Tfo HosiSS % San FsSe.eo
B.EOsas JsCSiSu PsS:rs 9 RSaa BIet s1s
W G B.aasyer Sei1 Mare Aus0'e s"sh F0f'G'rs HI"''
Bfss.AIes Frntn (BE Brown Porto RioO Alma Brl ss'u
seSooasTs Pierce Barbados Mddsep A@. g.,s
Geo wIshingOs Pes Stamford C. A. johnson, Wills w"hstoR
n c. NIs sOssr. Boston ,,
Steamship China (B Hoeke Liverpool April 2' He'e ssS
Steamship P1ss Barter hOur mdse and pass
SiiT'is" SEP Escort Fatus Newport E. "a days railroad eu e1
sS sSiS Plymouth Rs Warren, London IS Jays nd'e rdr'
Gs5s k1sSS@ mI S..r rl,n Miller st Jsso Dc caha days
sscSfI, t & Aps ii ~ ,S o. SsS Ms "l com
Bari Hsdvig a. o. BOrnan Bremen days Hd's sHS r'~ to O.
LI ssSs Moaning Star COwen from days pdoss to
:" w. DOMESTIC PORTS.
y Ro,roy May 1-Anirsd steamship Norman, PHILADELPHIA
ptS w. May Sa.USa saa ol .A fa 1'ISS S s.
A sS RSodss o5 Boston E.s l;r I PS s ssss
oSs Sgs SI B.nors r Boston G Dorchester Ph.de
Ceres S.tsT @ PS,s Boston & PieR hssR Ns G.ss
Boston NOBLE yasen Psl.dcPs. t'T W so''SS ssrss'
g. Sry SS.aoI Sl,. :, Ps;ssi %S rsf %
BGy SS ss S$ bs:.os w' a. ''s &sn I
-: S: Ia ao.s 5i.s.. 'si s s'
Dur,ss for Iswfski CORVALLIS salem ior ksyigs h,''.Ss
Ts TSsssa % safs. CT sisSss q
Zoe Phlalelpha BpeedEe ohesbofyt0t Wm "
Pbps Boston Tor Pb1ephIs Weaver DO DO; Bsny, lysn
for Philadelphia Abby Wild EeSYOrk 70. salem AessJ bcs
ROndOu for Boston; Cordta NeSkSk
Bosa for Philsdeipha Ella Crowel do for Newport Calvin
Thomas BhIAbethpot or bostonE
Fish iaak Hsveh The weather bound dee. are Eng est
NKULoSDoS 6-Arryed schrs r. r King hesieet CtAet
crnn and Stted ROndou IL Early Alfred Nal snt JsAs,
NeSYSrk LOu.a Bdsa BiIaeehPor to discharge u stsuR
sailed SIS steamship sbucket NesYOki sekE bstt hsps,
PHILADELPHIA; A Hamln Bangor. Me- A
FOREIGN PORTS. =
VKxSroWS, MAY LThe steamship City Of Liaees Can't Lssk
ofs Innsn LHe which len NeTfork April u.s. aet here sa
phs anernOOn. her way to Liverpool
ssmshp BALTIMORE Capt Foecker Of the SouilsaI
BSfe Lac sailed from this por. late yesterday asroor S t
10 Baltimore.
GSstPoo Nay THE steamship Belgian Cart Trosf, Of tho
Atlantic Line, which len Portland April 2 arrived pert
day
6rE90roWN steamship FsRee Cspt Gts sits Ma
oaa Line, which eh NeWYOrk April & arrived htIt edsy and
csedsd 10 LTerPOOL 1| I'D .|
vy r...t....- SPOKEN. .
May Ga lat a. Ion So 81 W. Br ship Qusbtc tssra W.
April IA. lat 42 So lou a 90 ship Southern Rgtu, bourc
Aly2 lat %, ton %, ship Constitution, bound +.
5A4 i,-alt... MISCELLANEOUS. ... t
OApi2 Thomas Sharley seaman fell On the tsoe u iAs chip
Plymoath Rock. and was drowned .. ..
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
LIVE eTOcK MARKETs.

OF cattle to-day
handfsd 81 Hudson City, and 70 at ysWmagipsS, hs
males 800 Monday tos including that day Ide was &C,
tb sales One being sj
head nj steers by sebuser cattle which weighed 2O Of Buffalo
d Al "a cwt bore rather coarse a 7ic By MentG BaThA
also commonh heavy and t bulls ewt st ~ each 9 S
ssd The rest 81 81 WeshelmeH pretty fair Ol
S@t mi ,eers Al T5cf 81 by d. Barra cE III stees fair aehi
e hest Al dress 90 b and tails ife 10 make 50 per eNt,
being c 50 b The other doyes were al SOLD or
taken 10 Slaughter houses -. .,
Sheen eOnnne arrive spapgy5 to-day v blS Al fofeh
25 AZ Communipaw and h At Chamberlai1A Prices sb as
shown by foo4iBg sales via AZ Poethst BY Hume ho
sheared Ohio, heavy and fat cus Of 100 10 each c ped
each 30 Of l2 ~ sle Of lO8 n &C. 80 Of III NJ ZIG So
no b 5ic and 9 weight al Ole hcIaw sold 2bl msA
wool sheep iO7 b at Oc J. Kirby sold held from yesterday
leared ohio, thin ~ b lot at lie, another al 49, With he bsl'
bunch SIC The half Chamberlain Brought ~ each or rising
eir a. 10 They Mas wool sheep. u IL,
Hogs little Weakeg with receipts Of II Al Foutths st. 9d
ears a Mosi of the stock VAS beug Killed sold a.
prices 6Ied according the price Of dressed thn 20
coed Oho understood TO be l0ic aud Vhe' co"n
ight hogs 2! dsie .r. ..... f -s-
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08

firmly held and offered in small amounts only. Fort
Wayne sold at 1867. Michigan Southern was sluggish
under report that the scrip dividend would be en-
joined by some small holders of the guaranteed stock,
who had not accepted the COmpanys offer for arrears
of dividend The whole amount unsettled is trife,
though sufficient to found an injunction upon by "a
seryiceabIe Judge The Company has now $4,000
of cash on hand and there is no good reason why
cash dividend should not be made at once. At the
Second Board the market was lower, and after the
call Erie sold at COZ. The Western list sympathized
in the decline. but were Isparingly offered.
Government bonds close strong and active for '62s
and '65s for German account Small bonds are in re-
ouest and but few on the market. .
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
A CARD FROM MR.. ABRAM IosEY.

To nt Editor q ne TTituNG
SIR: The representations as set forth in the
article in reference to myself under the head Of police
news in your issue OF this morning wholly false and
lbelOus and, wellknOwn as l am among the most
respectable business OF the city, simple denial is oil
that consider necessary al this time so far as the public
concerned. Very respectfully yours,
Nee IOik, May Z, lS0s. ADRIAN LosEY.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
Printing.
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 FultoE.st
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL AAEUPACTpR
Printing.
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

MrH Fuller de RamHeI Palsr shine nh SOIss sTt N",r
and Mrs Brown Hubbard and children ht Hin Mr.
BearsY John Lsvereey Hugh Lamont Mr. and Mrs BGes Mrs
Murphy ShTpes Joha Sharpes Ed Webb Charles
Rry HELEN BrOde Mrs g. Ward w Il Robinson Mr. and Mrs
Randel L. B. Rsndeil & l. Rande Mr. Haris Mr. and MA Par
NUN Mr. and Ma Robert Johnson the Rev W. G. koes Mr. Al
biue de Castro HsnJ hsy Capt Thomas Michel Pesef b.
Wigzu Mr. Benmn Mr.. Child Lieut. G. c. Hgas keoyle Mr.
Bernard Capt Dixon Mr. FoHe J. hosey and NoIs
Up0u Mr. Uttey Mr. Seary Jacob ft asa hf
drsn and Miss Peril . q, -.
FROM HAMBURG May TN steamship Anenanniac p Rose
row Oo PTohweteE NJ wife children Hegad
sen Brandt sophie Brandt B. Levy Levy ES"a WSse
Schaneheu Seh1ler A. Bauten d. Dlsesbt A.
Schulz o. W. Ztnle Anna Guternann Charles Ihsms fso soos
NJ Delnen nhorst MlngtOn w. B0rD Saomou kuTsDrn ana
wife M Tuler children A. Beryad BeTGIen Man
Hsrt and sovSfs p3ef vAo BekS1ed 0S h59Bs ~
Michel Carl Lpprsnd LudTis Christine ana CahainA Le'
II. Steip NJ. LirAn, Rod Irian. -
FROM PBRNAEDlHA May Tin steamship FsgME Wares and
l,ky MR. Sarah A. Phelan adp r. Hadf6 q.
Leyison MeDerot and ehren Wm Hamilton NJ HcCon,
j. NJ Duryea, S. @. Harper, Capt Dory, p j. Farrell
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08

Government stocks were ~ good demand at iali
prices. State stocks were active, and blisSourl-bs
higher, selling at 9Os. Few Railway mortgages are
offered. Western Union Telegraph sold at 9S under
renewal Of the report of dividend in July Qoiek
silver was active, selling at 32s, Railway shares
were stronger and there is little disposition shown
by holders TO part with them at current rates. The
prevailing idea is that large advance IN prices VIII
be shown at an early day under the combined eiieet
Of cheap money, large earnings, aud the RESUMPTION
OF dividends New-York Central was an denaho
and sold at l29 in the morning. Cleveland and Pitts
burgh sold up TO 50, upon a statement, which
though not official IS correct that quarterly dividends
will be commenced in June at the rate OF per
cent peE annum, The Northwestern stocks are
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
THE COURTS.

,ruE PETERHOFF CASE FINALE OF AN IN
PORTAN Mt PRIZE CASE.
In the "peterhOtf case" perhaps the Longest
Y.cate1 best known, and one OF the most important
,iee cases arising during the Mr.. Ethan AueD Dep
P fnited states DistrlctAttOrney, has prepared anu
d Win tbe Clerk OF the District Court OF this DhtrS5
az anal decree OF distribution Of the proceeds OF ue
rorerfv eventually condemned. This vessel was one oi
e drst OF the important prizes taken during tne Val
sh @ bonpd al the time OF her capture, for Matamo
@ and N was cOntended by her claimants that se was
syenIpt from forfeiture, because going TO nenui Pyi
Tho GOyernment cOntended for her cOnQeHihhtIVn W
nc of be munitions OF war board, the eOnIaDahu
IN other portions Of her cargo ana the susp
"s circnns snee Of the captain throwing ONefDoafd
@ s,,ers as soon as she seized The vessel ana
P Foned at about $3OOOO0 were condemned byJudge
sSe did service under the American nag during
- ,ort of tbe war The case was Appealed
i1iie Si,rreine Court and in July, 1861, the
~ tbe Supreme Court was received ny the DIS
trio Htfornev and hed which ordered the restitution
~ the rOceeds Of the vessel and cargo excepting that
rton IF the cargo which cOntaband OF war; which
Vas condemned aud the claimants were TO pay all the
Sse 10 United States Commissioner John A. Osborn, 70
fake testimony and report as TO the sum TO be returned
and the value of the property condemned ia accordance
xVh the decree OF the Supreme Court. The testimony
taken by the Commissioner yOluminOus, and about
fhe fs Of March 1863 the report made and filed, by
which it was found that about $4,000 the value OF
the property condemned and about $2sO0OO the gross
amount due 10 the English owners. Subsequent 70 this
decree WAS entered directing the payment OF the taxed
and the remainder paid them. The final decree now
filed closed the and nothing remains but for the
Secretary Of the Navy to distribute that portion
demned, according 10 law.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
THE MARKETS.

ICaTtfulJ TspoTitd lof THR IuhuNE -,
THURSDAY, May 7. ltt8
AsnEs-Tls market vthost charge Tor Pots sales al W 0e
COITON-Te market continues fa. prices vorg The bue ,e'
Of bales Including CO. spIueTs, and JJ spectators We
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC
San l.5l Sun 1903 Aoon kss... t3
7lTrr'N rr HiaH WATER
Sandy Hook $50 GOvs Island sS he'll GAit'''"l"
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
COURT cALENpARs-Tn1s DAY.

erPHRHH COrRT-CIRcTT-PGrt I-Adiouned to Monday
SUPRBNB COURT-CBANBRRed by BARSARD, JConH opens at
m Cal Of calendar. u m.
64..In Ksrntr, Guardian 1855. Orchard sgt Lyon.
O7. .Wortugon sgt Lockwoot 10 People Ge, AT BdtsL
l54. .Yorke agt LYON. 2OS barnard sgt BsTntTd
SUPERIOR COrRT-nrA1 TERNPARI LIied by hoBEAisoS' j.
s Jones ct al aet POWER ct a. 33 Bi o Comm Of Pilots n
$751;. .SouthmSJd ct al HGt Keith Steamboat Co.
3f4l jacobs ct sgt Wide 38 Gual QuAno agt Huu,re
3g3g Cook kg Midtfed 385 T. ~ Y snd Jamaica r. r.
Flre and L. Stone Go. Co sgt Lghttl
34l .JhnEsen CeWs 6l ShAlteT AgL D0heIty et al
9843. Roth ACT Stout go 359s N y Screw Doa Co. igt
1901. Noah sEt Union M. Life White.
977s. Jackson set cllrl ipnd.
SUPERIOR CoUKT-IRi1L TEHN-PAEI IL-Hdd by BARBOUR j.
1854 Rich sFt B,iggs "a a. I3l5O Haeln tgt Aaron
3s2 Fowler Sgt BSrnham ets Toledo LOgsrspoIt and
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-08

..... THURSDAY, Biay ~ NJ
Cold closed at 1884, after selling at 1885,. The clear
ines at the Gold Exchange Bank were $94s57OOo and
tbe balances $l5366s5 %. The exports Of specie to-
daywere $4,000 per Union for Bremen, t22l74O per
Siberia for Liverpool aud siSGOO per Columbia, for
Havana The total export for the past three daysis
New-York tribune., 1868-05-08
THE FUITON.ST. HOMICIDE.

In the Supreme Court Circuit yesterday Judge
CardOzO charged the jury. He said that the plaintiffs
the personal representatives Of James j. Frazer, de-
peased sued by virtue Of certain statutes Of the State Of
New York, for the benefit of the widow and
next Of kin Of the deceased the damages which they
claimed to have resulted from his death, which
serted TO have been wrongful act oecasoned by the
defendant, Freeman. The jury must guard themselves
against the effect OF mere sympathy They must not ma
verdict against the defendant because the widow ana
children Of Col Frazer had suffered but only II al all be.
they had concluded that the defendant brought
within the rules Of legal liability which he should give 70
them. II they determined that those rules when al-
piled 70 the evidence demanded verdict against the
defendant, they must render IT, whatever lts cohhe
auences we're The Court recited the circumstances out
Of which the action had arisen o,
The jury then retired and after deoeration OF hteen
minutes fOuud verdict for the plaintiffs, With $5VVV
damages the ful amount authorized by the statute.