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New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
CRIMINAL

In the Court of General Sessions, before
judge Russe, the usual number OF sentences "ef'
passed.
In the U. s. District Court at Trenton, yes
terday, the Jury charged IN the case OF
nnl
VIM. Armstrong, the first mate of the 6el- Ameri-
can shin Daniel Webster was taken before U COMMITS
sOner Belts yesterday, the coinplalnt OF Jon LANG
seaman board that vessel who says tnSt &
loaded pistol ut him, beat him IL the Iaee WV, @ ns ns
which armed with steel knues @ d oS M him
and kicked and pulled him about for 20 miDues-al out
Of spite and 1F Or no S5ST next wednesday
In the Essex Market Police Court, before
Justice shandey, there examination OF the charge
near Broadway who was accused Of attempting to shoot
Solomon ROsenbury OF No 9o3 Frontst, who had been
earnings s. day 10y watching the movements Oh Mfs
Miner the money being paid is said by her husband
The charge WAS dismissed the Justice eondemning tue
espionage and saying that Mrs Miner served the rasca
as any honorable hg.spirited woman would serve him.
with this difference that many women wOuid nave als
charged the pistol well pointed at HIM Ellen Reed
was committed for examination for having stolen 700
worth Of wearing apparel from Mrs Ann Goodwin OF NO
S4i East Tenthst. IN whose employ she had Deeh Ellen
admitted having taken one SHIRT. in lieu OF wages dne
her. but denied all knowledge OF the rest. :" Jack
Tracey, OH Tuesday accused oI DuIgIy gave pah 1es
terday IN $1,000 TO appear
In the jefferson Market Police Court,
peiofe IusI1ce Dodge James a; pp, Snsppe,, SiefF ~
StewaIts store, was held for iia on charge OF haE
At various times embezzled the aggregate sum OF tyO "
lS alleged lllat Tue hCcuhtu uNlulIAcu
yid Westeryelt another empOye, and the complainant III
the case aud the superintendent Of the store Conrad
Nebut for having broken Daniel Dels nose ara cui his
head severely, committed to answer Phneas Sla
tery FOR reckessly driving through Gcreerst team Of
horses attached % truck. was held 20 "A fur
ther examination WAS had OF the charge against Henry
De Haven and Henry Longwood OF selling barIel Ot wa
ter to John L. Heating, representing 10 him that IL wac
pure alcohol Tho magistrates decision was reserved
lady while passing through East seventeenth.st yes
terday afternoon was attacked by James Joseph Rcewo
fOrciby took away Der pocket book containing smah
amount OF money and which she carried in her mana lie
then ran away, bur was pursued and captured He was
fully committed.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

BUKOPEAN MARKETS.
IoSpoE May 1875 opened at 944d9it and closed a.
s I sney opened aud closed Ids3 for the account s1
dividend American Securities close the following qnOtaOnH
Twenty bonds opened and closed at 00Iot En
way opened l and closed 6 Illinois Centras opened
oI and closed at 94i Atlantic and Great Western, 80
PASKBORr Aay 3Uhsd States bonds opened and closed krn At
Isl for the old issue ..... .... ..... ....
PARIS MJ laTbe BOue closed quiet Reuses 90 francs IS cen
tunes at both opening and close.
LIVERPOOL Nay l5p mCooaTbe makes opened 6rmer and
closed que. steady The sales the day footed 10000 bales
Quotations Of hs Day. Il;i5a "a. l;70pm Bpm
Midjing UplaRds. VI dl2d !itgi1i,
MddiBg Orleans .,.,,,.,nn RlaRtd HtGlZtd
HAvRs May l3-5 p m.-COoHlls francs per cvt Or tres
dinare .-'
LIVKRpoOI May l35 Bread,t opened at 80 30ae
aud declined s quarter AIed Western Wheat opened
l5sd 1917 GENITAL for California White and 1913 for
No. Red wsTn Barley nominal At 56p busb oas, bash
Peas 4Tls p s0i ~ Flour, 1913 y bb for Western Canal.
ProvoaBte opened at I aOd closed at l26 bb for Extra
Prime Mcss Pork opened s3, ard closed at s3 Dbl for Eastern
Prime Mesa Lard 6ot y ewL Cheese So p ewt Bacon 49, ewt
lor Cumberland int
66 eS for Common North Carolina and l2 for
Medum fslov 46 Turpentne 81 Pewt Clover Seed,
M ewt r Amenean Red Refined Petroleum srner at gallon
Spirits Petroleum slP gallon ,..,.
boaDoS l3 sugaT closed srner Al 279 cst for No
u Dutch Standard Ds,sd OH SIS lo Sperm OIL opened
Rgs and sostd at Rs JhIeed Cakes alO uD for feed
Ink % -.- .,' - ... .-
ASrwERp May 3P,rosun dull At O'clock at il aRcs,
snd closed at %! hares p tbL for STANDARD White
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
THE COURTS.
THE GREAT ERIE WAR.

There were eight motions in the Erie con
trOversy the Supreme Court Chambers calendar yes
he others to the 18th inst W. '-
The argument for and against the dissolution Of the In
ton was continued before Judge Sutherland yesterday
Mr. OConor argued that there was no aet Of tho Lesa
poorer states had authorized such sales Tie OnEpea
TOR such power 6as an gGGgTs5t yesy ~ rec Eom
Of usuFy. Mr.. OConoE proceeded TO show the OCCASION
oone 1i s ana ccTporoa could s bond for ~ @
when II received but t7O Mr.. OConor argued further
bonds and that the act Of Legislature o. last month
did not alter the plainuns rights The Court
said thet such legislation was most remarkable.
NF, David Dudley Field replied for the defendants.
The manner ~ which this suit wes prosecuted was unex
were substituted by tia other side for argument In
functions charged them as having been unreasOn
by he other I three @ % Sy srsnt judges s Ave
gf one Judge with tne exception q one by one Jagge
aud was said BY the Judge who granted II 70 be matter
oi courtesy But they were charged With going into
mtted It. he argued that all these suits brought IN
common and for common purpose. Their purpose wae
- speculate IN stocks aud preyenI the Western eonnec
Mr. Field called attention to the change Of theory in re-
broad scope, much wider than our own NewYOrk law
t was better that these Of property should
Mr. Field argued against the Injunction He cited the
Statutes o. 1889 ana lsI TO show the authority OF rail
roads In regard 20 tho contract which t9 Poson Hart
Iord ana Eile kalroaa Co, he quoted authorities 10
show lst that that CompaHy was nor "a ~ a. The
present action and as no ina remedy Affecting lie rights
be sranted "a that the Erie Co had mower to mae v
Contract since the road named connected win t6eI ed
81 NeWburgh 3D. allegations had been nsas in thS
complaint showing unwse exercise by the ComRanv N
lts powers. The same general argui4ent was inade
III relation % the agreement WITH the Msm@9D
Southern and NOftheru Indiana Railroad COnpanv
ne advanced and argued at considerable length the foy
LOlosiDg propositions: ist That the capital WAS n0f
nxs4 even n tho In which it Is ordinarily said =
SpPHs( has gxod capital ~, II y were thus tIed,
the railway authorized the increase through the issue
~ convertible bOids 90 The construction named was
sne Ifue one gth. And even an increase could
a 20 Tins eected 10 could DO effected under the
Seel0n o. The Railway act1 or npder the Act of
fPILl l5oI, IN respect 10 railroads held by lease.
Ie.atoh 70 tho first proposition, he pointed out that
81 isue ~ which the Egle Railway was formed out OF
s ~ 9a company differed from lie general railroad act,
the subsequent acts passed N 1851 and 1852
Sntea the fac that further capital might be denied II.
~ ne second point he called attention 20 the fact that
hsilWay Company had always announced its Cnpi
"a ~ lo nxed, and II az in actual fcf large incroase
pseh made IN iA capital s.eeh neither sle Iegsla-
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

. c0pFEs- Pi,ees feash nou,lsIy anSlange1
fSEf fSt Asp SS''ii il ls ' o. w;.'sa s. oSH
m sd s bat & w We .S.s 3 Of Sf.,, ssi' koss Sf % H. 1a
PM ssii, arc quite s and d ir request, the sales 600 hb
S cS gs5' 10 s 8 5 @ Ssi sS'sss s 10 for The low sJ,.
60 ' 'stS sgs 70 % os s'S g s sI; Sa e % TS, H.i,
~ , f. m S,I Ss, " Ss wE EI,. Michigan Sd Sdsu siS
s E Ave M' t % T SsS. % ,s 1S ~ 20 Gspa Mon sFa Flour ~
iofS fS, 80 sii i;stn Ne Aa9s southern YGGr + %
com@ss ,oair Ei Baltimore ,la coaag 81 6tl'is Sr EI1
ISd i nd f1.i rs 3 % P.@ 40 Do Re Fais better
al more russ coo he tsa 80 s' Corn Meal V more
isc l5cs S I g s. 8 r. 9 6 Si at q q - g ~ S 15 ~ '
neat Al have tai,dSut. 6rn We quote Ran .esd,ss
LS,, q ss' g. 6... e5.S' ggst 1i %s.s sstS &
ssu.1oet 11s5 fog l.so1a l5&z;' ~ PTS'Rss u u
73c Bni Esp lod srd asrl sdioe and WAinu HsAS i'S
0GRIswbe,s - good demand but lover Vne, Az ihe eoss
e. e. s seIss s. : q "a 81 Sla S. nd aI. ss 81 @
Ni 81 M ~ oT s s. nS1s. .ssS nd ~ wSs -
sl 3 BIZ .Sa IA MAJ S sFS %s sS:ss0ss r.. Ts
ia eSsass rqSssi ws!su Osd OB 10
CON ta lover and bat sose active cias hsAyy we,isre
At 81 a. nd jsr,sy Ysos slsids ~ The demand Is iOr the
ssSS qs, p sio r B. "a I A .: o. GI:
ara n 'a't.HsdH Goa "c ioT shPPHs aud sld*l 0'
HOPS !: ..s;;s, e; H. 'Ts @ Ss% ,' " i'' for America 40
HEMP quiet trp, lSe for Manila and StdsS for Jus
I1T6 Eastern q, ts,s. b; b;o s.aIy the "Arle' at he
''iii .d sid io s sa 81 iS S ooAHoA and % '
Mi EsEsrl, loa grades arm.r ba, business nO
.eiiIsI so thda and t C!Aysd At s@so "A ,,ao a.,
wS,is adj a. for Sysr Manufactured os dali .nd nominal
"a IN al, apd 10 dsmAad IRON 81 tS0Sl 80 o fair Pripe
:ia :R sI! y sst;i4 II as.:is & & g. T.a.
FsosossA Oh kSns Pl .os. Y. sSt pss:, .ss
..' s1s H. as,. .:ss SEQ S S o & S9s
r s Nsa Bssf ssdy With nodats dsnseai Isi.. o. loo
bbla s ESQ smHoa bTd . toi ran .s A.si .ss
s7o gsH @ Eitrsdo fierce B' 1sess'sa , Sss' =. ~
al ss 'e 5ss P.i .it H.% ssi s o. p.gsd Hans Bacon
nd StSs are sonaiL Lard lous oe .eaSs A u.
% ~ ,.i go Pig Sv ssa @sa "a (. S. ss "e''' = ~
me N.ist o State Or Co aud HV pT' @ esss
csH%:S gIs SsSn.h SsSs hs ssss siii:
cHsEsE quiet the omsAsehS business pnecs 'u' "''' "'
v s,Sis Coca 10 Jl n Conno1 nsdam ,..io ela
PrT1, .,,,.,.,.,lsi 6l7l Simusd pOOr,,.''''',t gs
I.sT "a 10 eS BggiA DAIRY PTns''-'h gis
Eea RsssrTs hns...,.l4 0s Far y good .;'''"''n g
y.,I re.;'i... s. is S. s sii
asls bs .pOt Ia Pblsph. oiHa' w. sHS & Esafa &
S:1s 1F & & :f A Il: .saS St he pAs
81 risE rais4PF s:.. ::sIs .;.s; aosr 5.3
sg,gdts r. ysir 10 sooI assnlss iss bids ilsie
for caSs lSiss e fsis he0 1Hd s boxes H.vahA tsts
a1sTia sTAw VIZ s snd .i @ biLOsG and poe
f' sSS5 See. M demand and sru Oeile s
sGa sIs, g. e.s.y sgsa .- = hs's 4 ss :pSSS
"a sns A as J7ie &c 80 Hsnp seed u quiet al - gaesI
TIE demand se Ic,ys AID the marGsi fs'he "eSA
sass Of tl0OO 70 II lI.d We 1.-The latter rate or choice N
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
CIVIL

In the case Of Townsend, administrator, agt.
The Erie Railway Company geporied yesterday the
action being FOR damages for the death OF an immigrant
the jury found verdict for the plaintiff for $1,000
In the construction of o sewer in SecOnd-ave.,
near Seventy small natural stream or water
grounds Of Bryan DOnOhue aud DOrOthea EDgehardt,
who brought snts against the city in the Common Pleas
for damages The tried by the Court without
ajury. Decision reserved.
William +. Chadwick filed libel in the United
States District Court TO salvage for saving the
propeller Jack Jewet from total destruction by fire.
Chadwick II the OF the propeller GamecOck On
the night Of October H. 1885, while the latter coming
through Hell Gate, on passage from New-Haven TO this
city, the Jack Jewett discovered 10 be fire. and
was ashore Rkers Island and abandoned by her
The Of the GamecOck brought hose 20 bear
vessel rr destruction. The defendants say that the
Jack Jewett foid over IN the water and the flames were
thus eXnguishCd wlt.hut the heIp OF the GameeOcks
yreW, Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
WrpNEsnIY May lg-P. y.

Gold closed at 1894 sfter selling at 1891 The cear-
nRs at the Gold Exchange Bank were 80, ,459,ooo,
aud the balances s1,76SsgS SS The export Of specie
to-day was $4,000
Government Bonds are steady with good demand
for all Glasses 1t full prices. 1640s salabe at
1881. and were in request. The Assistant Treasurer
has been purchaser Of 1906 at 1914 and bought
f'50OOO The conversions yesterday amounted TO
tSOO0OO, and to-day were s50O0OO State Bonds were
steady. Railway Bonds were in demand and spar
lngly offered Central Pacific Bonds continue 10
sell freely, and are growing in favor With inveetors,
The daily sales ore large Bank shares arO 6rDl:
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

pauAbuPHA NAY is-FA1 Seed s2 T5d 81 so Timothy az
at2 IS PoaT-superine 90 1899 Extra 80 25Gslo North
Wcs,e RIira Family $0O6ll 5 PenDsJyaria and Oo a ~
a Ei2 75 Paney Fl30Sl5 Wheat-Red 81 bdSI ~ hye ~
or PeaBsanla ComioloE 81 q6i White, 81 Ni Mixed "eeo
SINL ,,,r. IL a. 1r,..,.
MARYLAND &Jt Peuusyysb G2 650&2 So COrn--"h ~ loi
iS IA 0atsWssterb s;e Maryland and Pennsylyan ole
ClxcrsSArl MAJ I3-CoBar 9le shellsd held higher
Oats be offered Cotton held at Bic for MdnH Me
pork he AZ 6 Bnk Adltlc Bacon ~ Dote Lc Tor
Sh0aeTs RIB and C sdes Beef Cattle hrn at S4g
TmaDo May l3-spHpg Whszt Flour Sl Wheat Amber hbh
gan s2C3 Cor-Ho. L. 06tae1ic Oa-No l4G lye ssaIce %
CInoA0a Aisy yl3FonrsphpE BItras 9BqSlO 10 W9est-
e7isas2i7 III no And 81 id 50 hr No Coru599s dgyie
Gf No T. Ms Pot s7s Lard held ataic sales at lsic Live
Hoy.ComEon SO ld 90 Ga Good Strictly Choice 30 tG
sgs Beef Cattle 81 asa 7i for light shPpng soGss ' for
0svssa Nav Ia -FIour-sIi Tor Spring, el2 1sasl3 for
Red Winter Whtet A4 50 r Double Extra Whea-fo
NlvAnkee Club s2 g. and car lots Al 81 tG % ~ Corn eAeE
sale. No nos at 81 0 and 800 bush DO IN car ot
sg}64 35 Shlpuss s5sd si0. MldiiBgs fp T. tan , -.
hEsFBis May I3CoHon-M Mddhng 29029e Mess Porki SEs
3 Clear Sides lie Bak Shoulders l4sci Clear
NJ iouiS Nav l3--Co.tou-g7c kr Mlldhug Four-$7 So
a. IS for superae ~ 25ds9 ior EItni 50 9a Is Tor
Double Sira sl4 80 ot Treble Extra 90 Fancy Whea-Hhoce
and Pancy White 81 DS3 o.; Prime 70 Choice Red and White
B7 sIQs2 3d. spring 50 O9G % l6 Corr sG9le e MId SSe
Yellow e2d94@ o White Oats dsOe Barley ~ 2g % "
ave a0sl So PORK s27 500s1. Clear Shes, lTali4e
ousylILs i3esf Tobacco SEA 1928 80 r Light Lngs 20
mshusnbg Leaf POuEsuPerin SO 1se 49, Fancy OH %
gmwArKER May l3FoarChoies Wisconsin and lows. 80 7s9
mo rs. Medium s9 259S9 60 wheat-Eo al 81 l8l No. at
s2 lol Oats lie for No Corn e4c for No. l. .-
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

barley crop 100000 Of bushels, and the crop OF
oats $1,000 of bushels 1t is feared that there may
be deficient tunnage for the export of fiour and
grain. .-- ,--~--.- rut rr-.
The following returns of the railroads In the New
Dominion have been made TO the Parliament: On
tario and Quebec, length 21s8 miles; cost of con-
struction and equipment, sl449l1S 1885, receipts per
mile per annum, s5,O76 total working expenditure
per mile per annum, 1928 New-Brunswick, 1876
miles; cost of construction and equipment s75ll9SO;
receipts per mile per annum, slO62; total working
expenditure per mile per annum, $50. Nova Scotia,
respectively, 145 miles, cost of construction and
equipment, $6S 9ee; receipts per mile per annum,
sl,46O; total working expenditure per mile per
annum, $1.2G9 .... ......-...
The Selma AdrOcate SAYS:
which viii be OF great benefit TO the agrieuturss OF
Mobile IL IT, to ship all kinds OF vegetables fruits &c,
erect by express 70 Chicago. Properly fOsterod TINS Wl
grow mp in 40 immense trade and greatly promote he
This railroad extends IN direct iiha from Mobile to
Columbus, Ky trayersing fine and diverkincd farming
country The road has been well managed and IL In good
running order -'
Tho same journal also says: .t
I" The Selma Railroad has been completed to Jackson.
VILE The track II nearly ready for the iron from tnat
place TO Rome, 81 miles and II 10 expected 70 be com
peted 70 Rome by the end of the year. This will give
through railroad connection from Rome North via Knox
vile or Atlanta and south via Selma and Meridian TO
Mobile and New OTleans." 4. ...- .r-.E NOD ...
The following is statement of the approximate
earnings and expenses Of the Fort Wayne Company
during the tporfh of knrf1.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

Leather Manufacturers sold at 200. Pacific Mail was
steady at 92 Express stocks we're dull; Adams
59t; Wells, Fargo 23s Merchants Union
SOs. A dividend Of go per share has been
made ON American Express, payable May sd
The railway share market opened dull, in sympathy
with the weather but prices were fully maintained
and SLIGHT Improvement in prices was made on the
entire list The transactions of the day were IN
usually light but there was fair demand for all the
Western stocks. Erie was in good request and sold
at TO- New-York Central was fairly sustained. Inc
transactions in Fort Wayne were moderate at lOot0
lO8. Michigan Southern showed more strength, sell
ing at S5a North Western shares were steady. The
Directors of this company were in session to-day, and
arranged to make dividend Of 10 per cent on the
Common and Preferred stock, payable in kind. Some
minor details were not perfected and they adjourned
until Friday when the dividend day will be an
nounced This division Is made to represent money
earned, but used for construction. On the 1st OF
Auril the surplus earnings that had accumulated
since the last dividend was made on the Preferred
stock amounted to 900 and above the sink
ing fund and interest account The street was de-
serted at an early hour, and there were
few transactions after the last Open Board.
"Impeachment continues TO depress affairs In wall
st and engagements in stock circles are upon the
most limited scale in many cases the dealings being
hardly extensive enough to make quotations. The
disposition of holders of railway property Is to Keep
their property upon the theory that the large cur
rent traffic and the ease in money will after " i'm
peachment" stimulate active speculation and large
advance in prices few chronic bears still try to
persuade themselves that the railways of 1868 are tho
same worthless concerns from which they made such
a rich harvest in 1857 by selling them short and con
time to sell them in feeble way but the majority
of operators are ready purchasers upon the argu-
ment that the natural increase Of the business OF the
country has secured to the railway system income
which, managed with reasonable prudence. Will yield
shareholders rs much interest as is obtained from
the average of bank shares. 1t Is stated that the
New York Central can make balance sheet, show
ing it's ability to pay per cent upon share
capital, so per cent above its present amount
Governments close strong aud active, with good
demand for all classes Of $50 bonds. There
ia great scarcity of small coupon bonds, which are
in active demand for shipment. Registered bonds
are also scarce and brokers obliged to convert
cnnnon hands TO supply orders. .|. ...
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF Ssw.ToRk. ..M.r


-l+ -1 tto CLEARED. PEP. ~. Il
6ss sss.s. ss5ss P:. s''ss . ilr . S;s
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BarEeugomel'tsr KsT.sn S g. ksI,ssa An's.r ,.A.u
s.:ssss T: Is sn SIS ssSss aS:ss'ss %''
81 Jsss. E. T'' T H sTSS'ii 'S %
Steele Mobile " H.s.l, Potter :. JOAS B. o;es Lsds..
N%.n ss Tssmss and market, Willie Dr Engfsb Beas
& Casp.so Lee Boston, Geo wssAiAg'O0 Pses. ss~erd u
: '' ARRIVED.
stsanshp rsOuG rl Pnlhan London April 49, Bdse and 'e
st.n.hiP c ssw.;5Iason DR. TAS1 d,gDos AlI . ns:, @
s 81 a. Ion IS spoke sRp aafsss PUos bound ST. R
g g sa . y 'Hoss ssp sOSIsaSPOn bound s'h At u '-
Steamship AalsEan DEL MsMeAsn Liverpool Mps nd'e ''t
Steamship Nrrvus. Beare. Boston mdsA 80. -,
Ship jsh' ~ lsIOu'h 81 Crosby cariis March '0'a
BARK Horr of ousbeel Roger, Shanghas Jan 49, teas
B:rs fsSAeqea got iAsOS.s ma ksg se, Lsssor = ~ ~ Sss
5.5E sIS ssss,s S PSrtsd HSse hsS' Ssd BIG.
Fanny Liaco y AMI u brose Lighi for Boston.
ss ss a w s.r.aS.. S.SS,. i q s S "a sR%s %
seSi aa aP.A H.lis $ S.!I L. -fts I: :,rDUs sSs a'r'
sss. ks.ses r fgaa, )siS4,s. 8 .:., s.ys plaster
Seht Chals e., SpinsH, ElswOnA days nnoer nlr.
q s.itr. DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAY PRAv- Mar f7-saed steamship hontsn r AaIsisn,
scsrSSs a. Il :sp. Thatcher ssgoun onsbe
iiolss. Hols May iAiy.s .sArs slSses srrsl i'
Bo.sn' ehd B,sgor c sssnso w q a rs1s S A''p0@
Sailed ''Ar. N'J & "''s'',s spoKEs mS% '''"'' spN
April n Ia. ss lon 80 SSl Philip Sssoa gDr from S..'Is'
for Liverpool .l .sIrqq.crtD Irr ft,HrDI .FaiW
,unl az The oasi Of Ireland Supposed that a'sl
TO MARINERS
ThrJc.s. Nan BuOys been ,usttued for Dss srsa
Buo,s via ooess Hole Lodge Dry Ledge wOt' Bss rasTp
auA IA1deLe, ses,s wshP PIE
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
Ifyp krorK MARKETS

las 2BesVss foot pP 39ss head in hopdsn nL
"a "a Hudson City and 3 at rommunpsW Trade Aeue ana
Monday fully sustGned-butehers ereeded Jeuy
hhtar, rain ,od.y nsrr, ,oms"hat with the ,s s.sis ':l
pe head lover than they aid Js,ierday Most 81 NE s'os
toss III deic ah Soms Of the hest l9e Al Hndson H ~
,rds Ne ecSned ont drove o. III Missouri sken s.h
Wsshoa.s GOOD cat cattle brngipg eleIo sasp'
HHoI'IbSst .aitr we're II cue Illinois nesrt sd BY SAN
S sr a Rato to ssO.dsl AID Nstelv also each ghy
ssisid ortTlSN 10 bTSle B'ssi s's' 'se W V''SA "A
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
AND IRON MOUNT
RAILROAD C0MPAHrB
RRNRk PER OkAT
FlRsP MORTGAoK BONDS.
AND AUGUST COUPONS

!
IN, Title of a S. Railroad having Sees con
the General Assembly q the state o. hnsonT ana & &
bonds declared ya he No Of eIendog The Sane 70 onnsuoe n
.s Enyons miles being ProstAss sps5.aos ts miles e.
ss With r tDSesS q ssSS 'r "a : s M BE- SUss.d for
early year that there viii be continuous hns ron o.
Louis 70 Mobile Esw0rSAns sDd other southern stea A largo
TSs cd pssi fSs road I ws.l sndy enough 81
the ater o sht whole mortgage as and iee s1sasoa %
sRsh bs road das % .he ss and p:sc,Ssd S Snss5
per ms granted lAs nee @ The Company vi" add
'nush 70 the ''ns Of ,ssT p, ., t, Mo
We the andsrsu. cordially sse per cent mort
xuTe bends Moansa Railroad - good sesn
ssGs % oSpsSI S'i "a sv.S. sH sps.nc hands
Sf ,..d sI.,'i I" 4. !. greatest eonGds1ss siSs po5fe
Joas JoNE sGs sHSas RI. y s.iS fSa e.Ss e. SSs
X ". FOX Press 81 Lost B.sE Of Trade -. .r
BRIrT0S Pre-. E. B,sA q Hs sat- sss e goSs Mo -
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JOHN R. LloNBERoRRi Pres T Bant ~ n1 Leans
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ISAAC y PfEIrs,~ v BRADY. kSO' y ri
uuSsS u Bonds S Se s price Of as giving the accrued
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THE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
Il . it-a--. RAILROAD COMPANY Dga ! a..
: skvES YsR CRsT CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS,
a5 a'EcvESEE9pA EE9ASEf fE NV sbSAiSs d sVSO II ) s
The undersigned oSe for &ona Of the above onds
.s Company % % Loan 1s nd SSs'; % ssS q; % s'
Bosds ssUJ interest 1QS As y, i 4 koysg6eI, 1907
F'oi. ho!RoLsfoN PHssasat Ne % sIshAnS+Plass
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

ture nor any State officer dissenting, during period OF
five or six years On the other points the argument was
substantially as that before presented to the Court
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
sa6inss Banks.

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Il 80. No 30 wsrreB,st - ....,.,.,. . ~
allowed AZ the e of6 Der all entitled thereto,
Ptes Of 0oy,rBmeIt raI Open daily from 10 to
WALTER w. CONOKLIN, President
F VANDERBILT l.. BUXTON sserstaIL:
NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth ave-,
IN Of Pouresnihst SIX PER CENT INTEREST," ies OF
sr nail an ali suas $500 Deposits made on OF before
Japs Nm draw interest froIn June r. H. hACLAY President
D r. n. bull, Secrstay 8 3 SOAsIANI tleeIIss.
i Conner Thinl.aye. and TwestJsiI
SIX PER CBNT INTEREST paid free OG Government Tar on all
ssni opeD daily from 10 to Monday Wednesday.
A'd S"'fiT '''''ns'' "' SPBscRR K GREEN, President
VIZ 3. BIBBrss Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
Ni6iStnA NOtists.

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sr Ioris AtroS AID TERRB HAUTa RAILRokD c0sPANr
Z No u Walsh, NEW YoRK, lst NAY, lsess
DIVIDEND N0TICE.-A Dividend OF SEWN
tar has this day declared sceora 70 ue 1
the trust cash the l5h Cay Of may insL
ofthe Company. No u WaDst .r. o. -, =, a., s,A -
,,tb ~. iaeI.srs - CHARLES BUfLBR President
nIVIDEND NOTICE.--A DIVIDEND OF
II TIN DOLLARS PR SHARE b1s been dsssTso % p NV a
The transfer Saturday May I an'n rHs
May 29 ALBX. HOLLAND Treasurer