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The following were the prices on the second
call OF the Stock Exchange 81 bid; Gum
beriand, $50 bid; western Union 3sta Ss.; Quick
silver, 1S,l 10; Mariposa So; DO preferred IA
15,l; Pacific Mail, sax a 81; Boston Water Power,
10 a 14a4; Adams Express, 6sI 60Js; wells-Farso
Express, 2oh o 20k; American Express, Son BID;
United states Express os 60; Merchants Union
Express IoX bid; New York Central, 2osn
2oeH; Hudson River, 1885, Harlem, l62h
1903; Reading. 06A ooH; Michigan Cen
trial. 1871 1873; Lake shore, 1855 loo'i;
Cleveland and Pittsbura, 1861 loe; Chicago ana
Northwestern ss5s s5A; do. preferred OK p12s;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati 7eA u;
Rock Island, llex a III; Milwaukee and st. Paul.
SIX q s2A; do. preferred, seN 90; Toledo ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-13
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YBsTERDAY.--The following record
will show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours In comparison with the cor.
responding day OF last year. as indicated by the ther
mometer at lludnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
Ur,nadvav corner OF Ann street,
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STREET evlTArny;.
Haif.past Five O'Clock p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, August ls-6PM
CorroN.-The market active the demand being
chiefly spnne but prices continued to rule In favor Of
the purchaser 1880 bales including 1877 for
spinning 5 for export and IS speculation For future
delivery the market fairly active and firm the sales
being basis low middlng for December 2c
c 20 for November at $780, 100 do for October at 29c,
GOO do board New Orleans for December at 27c
$50 do free on board $3.50 and 100 do for
January, on private terms. We quote;
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COURT ChLEHDAaS-THis DAY.

SUPREME COURT -CHAMBsRs.-Nos. SO, 90, 90, I2i,
1e6, 16I, 1Cs 173, ia.
MARINE COURr-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 1902, 1922,
s4Io sa29 $780, 3433, 1885, 3i37, $685. $780, 344 S44
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PErRoLEUM-Thcre prevailed a moderate demand for
crude In bulk for which rte hr,er closing
bbs the market st dull and nomi at abou. DC
moderate offerings the market drner and pr,css
vaneea abou. hc par ga.on closing At Sis sss This
s2&c almost all 2. ssae 100 DO lhsh test DO a $780,.
f for The - brat and las. half Of sepis@Ssr
PC; 1000 do for III. ias. hall Of ocioSsr q sas.
last half do on private terms SsphHa was rm with sales
OF 800 bbis prime Ilc In Philadelphia the market
Amos. entirely for oil for August dc VERY The sales wers
LOO bbls, for September at 3Sc oo do for November
Ssc sellers option and fully sooO bbls the last half
August at S2ac;, The market closng steady ut 3Sc $40
for the and last half this month
RIoE.-Carona fair demand and frni and sales
made OF oO casks at Sc &C. Rangoon was du Out
unchanged.
SEEDsLnseed continued in moderate demand, and sales
effected Of 1000 aud 20 pockets In boston on
ter terms ms we're eHs made ss' az gold aay paid Grass
quiet, but lrm ut former prices
suaARThe demand for raw continued light ess price,
The sales were 4a0 hhds chey HIS 1896.
for s 9 at and e f bn nhse
quote -nrl, 15sc. l6c; soft white l,c l1sc; extra
II SsG 70 common refining gooa ao
iise good TO prime dol Ms vs.; far far 70
s sSssy lS eha'is
hhds and boxesl loc a u c; meado, &C. SSc IA
van p D. d d. % 70 % & Ss So iS TO
1875. Nnc do do - 20 l41c do WHILE 4Hc
is1sc Porto Rco,Reasing grades nse liMe; gro
stock to-day foows-l27so5 hhds, ll ,2A boxcss
1ds 46i bags and M mslado. ,..,, -, ,,,,.,
manned firm There small sales at lsc 2'c for ordi'
Sales Of s. go lbs at i2c i2iec
WIIaKEY Receipts 5is bbs Prices were firm al former
quotations, though the market quiet Sales OF 2O bbs
81 ~ 81 Is, tax paid.
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Average temperature yesterday.
Average Temperature for corresponding date last
EXCURSION OF THE IRISH BRIGADE CLuB.-This
association, originating in the late war; had very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-13
The shop Tai7ors' Strike--Both Sides Claim
the victory--probubie Cessation of Hostili.

the vict0ry--Pr0bubie Cessation oil H0stsit.
ties.
Reports were in circulation last evening that rs
number or firms had agreed to advance
the wages OF their men, and as these firms
could give work enough to support the
majority of the strikers, the strike was virtually
at an end, and the employers claim that
the men have been forced to give in. The journey
men, however, say that they have gained partial
victory as In addition 70 the firms VINO have signed
the bill, others have waived that Formally and
merely promised an increase
Fourteen firms are reported as having given In,
yiz:-Messrs. Coleman Brothers, Alexander
Brothers, Gross Co., Baum Schricf, Carhart "
Whitiord, Brokau Brothers, Devlln & Co., steinhart
Is Adler, Shaefer Brothers, Peet Il CO., Holman
Griesman, Hyam Brothers, Jung Co.
and can give employment to over 1000 men. Work
has already been given out under the new tariff and
the men are confident. Besides these several firms
have agreed to advance the prices paid for making up
goods. The number OF nOn-s0ciety men VINO nave
ioined the various unions since the commencement
OF strike Is taken as proof that their action
fully endorsed by the sl0p taors employed IN this
CIV If a guess may be permitted to be repeated
then the strike will end on Saturday, and oy MOI
day u1l the tsllors will be at work again.
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s ;s T. or
HAr-rhsrs was q moderately active demand at ssssay
:a!gss % 3a'ssa .ss ;Aes: .' 80
bn, 'ssad{ At &C. ssc gol while s'al was duh at sc
HoLAssIsTae market was aules, the demand continuing
tshs but prices were unchanged Holden generally were
Sa0s osef,lusa and mixed quoted sss iS a.
sSc at 6 Sc sS AZ g. @ and al rsI,:
s @ s;os e day .s .hd' Cuba 0Ss Porto
NAVAL sronrs The maIset for .pir,a .urpsntns was
Ssa and Hss &
~ fos aaa shrp,ns o, Ihs sses were
a. c For A. kinds e, rOsa Pc arse gas gat S.s
:'sass ss' - sS
g. j sea PsIe Il - = y q 81 V j. q
y s,rs d sa5 S a s;s; sys:
r u a a ~
and bis Lard was ia moderate demand sales loo s5is
n r Se d " ~ y 70 f1s .$ g and
u ST, an advance. Other kinds'were unchanged.
s.s pork was da ssers
snail lots and press were nomlna.as s sss %
I s S S g"' rs sa ezra SS
livery Live hogs du and nominaI loo lsSc With
sa ss T 5. :s =
were ~ S9. at vs. Aa Tor PLAN nss. and S2. Sls
81 WA Dun S aud pisss wars "ent
s s Sa % Sy
The sales we're se9 packages at Ike fof dry sailed and
Sisssd sa%s and :moss aud
ssqn w . .s g a. w sSse o L
re .a 10, TG% aSspos sss 70
Bnisr1 .aes', and being i ri sappIy
s sss Te we're z 5 o
while ths common grades which in ta supply
a @ s &c
wsr quotations Extra fancy stockwas held At ekc ASss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-13
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
The Plate Printers strike.


Mr.. Macarty, the superintendent OF the Treasury
Printing Department at washington, was In town
yesterday, and it is stated that he had interviews
during the day with both the American and National
Bank Note companies. and insisted on the i'm
portance Of a large quantity of fractional cur.
rency being sent Immediately to the Treasury.
The strikers augur much good from his visit.
The strike committee sat all day yesterday at head
quarters IN Seventh street. In the morning the fo.
iowinH laconic despatch was received from the
Plate Printers Union at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
August 12.-Hold firm and the day Is yours. we
viii send you $500 tomorrow and more when you
want it,"
A communication in much the same terms was re-
ceived from the Philadelphia plate printers, who
offer all money the strikers may require up to 81 o0O
A private letter from well known plate printer at
washington contains the extraordinary assertion
that among the new men taken on by the National
Bank Note Company is one who had negotiations
with the writer thereof respecting the printing or
counterfeit notes. It IL stated on credible authority
that notwithstanding the communications from the
Treasury department respecting tae delay In the
delivery OF the currency in question, both COM
panies have given their fun attention to large
foreign order they are under bond to execute, and
have left the national work quito In the lureb.
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ing June 81, - 49,. .. ...
3.... 0u,osS,eoo So1,oVitIto SItoulpiW


lo5y l37,o26,n 4lS,o69lS Si3o,IW
given the proportions of the foregoing carried
in and foreign respectively during the
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WARRINGTON, August IL, 10y.
The following statistics of commerce and navigation for The
year been prepared at the Treasury Department
The monthly report No. 20 of the Bureau Of Statistics went 70
press to-day This report will be received with more than
usual by public contains the accounts OF
our foreign trade only for the month OF june but also
twelve months, complete, Of the fiscal ending
So 1852 compared with the corresponding periods OF
The preceding The following summary Of is contents
ham f1rnis i,cd.
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The Albany and Susqmehannn Railroad War
A Non-Baiiable Writ Issued Against tho De-
fendants-Judge Peckhams's Orders Set
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i ls7 ,Oas,5ll S4i3,s69 Ise &25. 1870. I67

this appears that about 60 cent Of imports.
81 per exports 80 cent Of EXPORTS
81 per cent of aggregate transported foreign
The dIsproporon to the disadvantage OF Amer-
can shippers appears In tables of and clear
in the foreign trade. which were follows for the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-23
Receipts by Railroads.

NO, Web. 22-20a bales cotton to
J w Burbridge &co-2 G Il Mouton &co-2 W
Koppenburg- hhds sugar LATTE. Duflho &co
27 do 80 bbls molasses bbls cistern bottom half
bbls molasses Hsre-20 bbls molasses 7 @ Pay
an-2O do L Gravenberg-55 hides bdl hides to
Dufour-l4 hides Gourdain-4S hides bdl
do Dbl do NJ Levy-329 head stock and sundries
to order-Total "a bales cotton 81 hhds sugar 76
bbls molasses
MOI &GNR R-Feb. 2l--70 bales cotton to
Alcus, Scherck & Autey-4l & G Cromwell-4O
w Robson-3s NJ Hitler &co-34 J higgins &
Co.'S Warren. Crawford &co-3l Jos Hoy eco
80 I II 4 j M Allen &co-l4 Jennings, Gates &co
Is J Williams & Son r Nugent-6 7 4 Hen.
derson-S Won Phul Bros---S Battle q MOBILES
Lehman, Newgsss &co-S Campbell Strong-8
C L Walmsley &co-7 Stewart, Galbrajth Fizer
Blakemore, Bro &co-5 Gslbreath & Henderson
Lacey, Terry &co-5 Jno 7 Hardie &co-5 Bar
rett & Lesassier-5 W A johnson &co-4 Richard
son & Mays Pritchsrd & Bickhsm-)3 r y AID.
ans & Sons A Fl Peale &co--2 G Green &co
Mes MM.IghS ,, Summers sn,ss Brs1iRs Dick
i Ra,n Shssr Sones EcI,ord g Gaze
2E S Dumee-1 II S Addison e Newman &co
l s d Ably &co-sundries to order--TotA AIS
N o, & G N RR-Feb 22.-5O bales cotton
G G Gordin--60 Jos Hoy &co-29 r Powell-2S
Alcus, Scherck & Autey-23 M Oglesby-2O W
Tompson-l9 T II & ] NJ Allen dco-l7 Campbell
q Strong-l7J Williams & Son-l6 Barrett & Le-
sassier-l4lPayne, Huntington &co-l2 II Law
rence-llJ & G Cromwell Adams Son
10 Richardson Mry-9 A H Peale &co-6 War.
rem, Crawford &co-6 Meyer, Deutch & Weiss
Winston, Morrison &co-2 S Whitcomb-2 Jno
Hardie &co-2 A Lane-l d S Henderson,
/ Britton & Moore-3 pxs hats Henry &co-l0
do J J Albert-2 do ELS Benedict-S do Guttman
Bros-66 do Belden-23 do II Tricou &co-l0
do G Leaumont-5 do Booth &co-5 do Quinlan
&co-5 do Vincent &co-l rolls leather do har.
ness J Daney-36 cases tobacco Hby, Mcdaniel
&co-2 bxs do Buster, Jennings &co-25 bbs
whisky lsascson l. Siexas -sundries. to order-To-
tai 36S bales cotton
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Sampson Bros-lOO bxs soap 100 kegs pgsfset 10
bbls tongues IL tics hams 10 bbls pork 10 bacon ~
hbds shoulders Schneider q Iuberbier-a. phs
furniture G 2 Schmidt-302 bbls potatoes Is bbls
whisky Shropshire Bros 81 pks hardware slocomb,
Baldwin &co-25O bxs candy 100 bxs starch WIN
Townsend-49 pks furniture Fl Uthof-S5 ools
pork 20 bxs bacon 81 bbls mess pork Vose BROS
niture kegs oil and vsrnish bbls oil 15S do pork
pkgs glassware G A Whitney &c-200 bbls &c.
ment Wizard & Herrick-3l hhds bacon West
Nettelton-20O pkgs mdse Wheelock. Finlay ECO
1s9 pkgs sundries Allen, Wayne &co-2S pigs
cement 100 Dbls lime A G Wilbur &co-7 pkgs
hardware Jno Young jr &co-sundres to order1
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R0BERT r. BUTTONS
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY.
vhgtnian oEos. Eighth street.. Lvschburs. Virginia

United States, ct Publishers Lowest Rates
have corrected lists Of all the Daily hi Weekly saet
Weekly and Weekly Newspapers published in Maryland vr
gnia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Ala
banA Louisiana Mississippi Texas and Tennessee In add
ton 70 those OF the Northern and Western States which
parties DESTROYS Of advertising IN any particular lootss
make their selection
This seyled agency, but authorized By the pub
fishers Of journals Of standing reputation
throughout the Southern States and consequently on
superior Inducements.
Extensive advertisers are assured that they WIN fnd 10
their interest 70 contract through this agency for the Southern
States especially u viii relieve them from expense
and insure the publication Of their advertisements uoon ths
most favorable terms
Patronage from abroad respectfully solicited.
AL communications addressed above viii receive rouy1
attention
BUSINESS % LYyuHrczo, vA-we notice that Mr. Il. r.
Button has again established bis Advertising Agency
Lynchburg Va During the had dealings this
gentleman We always found him prompt and reliable Prom
experience satisfied that al entrusted
70 bis care viii be promptly attended 70.
lAagusta GAL Chronicle and Sentinel, New II. 1884
oxrI@ o. YHs DAILY AID WEEKLY OEnsczEY,
New Orleans. December s 1853 \
Er Robert p. Button Of Ign chburg Va, hereby author
lied TO set Agent 70 receive subscriptions and advertise
nerts for the New Orleans Crescent.
J. Q. NIXON,
Pew ~ sEs.k
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BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Italenne-25 cords wood
to order
PASCAGOULA-Sch Mary Fayard-600 bbls
charcoal to order
PEARL RIVER-Schr Apelachee-25 cords
wood to order
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Liberty-40 cords wood
J Clark
SPRINGFIELD Ellis-2 bales cotton to
Bloom &co-5 cords wood and lot furniture to
order
BILOXI-Schr Stars 900 feet lumber Popp
q Elliott and Sanford & Black
JORDAN RIVER-Schr Braceda-.30,OO 600 feet
lumber W M Grant
JORDAN RlVER-Schr Olof-40, 900 feet lum.
Der IS 900 lathes 10 order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-23

EOR SALE.
GENUINE LONG sTAPLEp PEELER COTTON SEED,
WARRANTED SOUND,
From the Eustaa Plantation Issequena County. Miss In
quantities TO suit, By Z. NEWMAN 4 co.,
48 Union street.
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TOWB0ATS.
NKW ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION.
- - THE UNDER0I0yED,
wishing TO establish equitable (TMyB
and uniform rate Of fowage, and
70 offer greater facilities the shipping entering snd
saving this port, have combined the following Tovboas-
ECLIPSE LINZ
swis.srlanas LsviathaA. 0Iadiassr and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
carry Wright and Sentinel.
Achilles, Fhss. q. Morgan, Equator. Wa.
bash. Norman. Republic, Teeumseh
Wieaee and Reliance.
fhs number and power Of the above Line Of
fowbosts guarantees that detention viii ethsr
ths bar or In this port
PETER MAKoY, Kcnpss Lima
sCHNEIDER ZUBERBIER
EDWARD 4 YoRKE o.. : Ina
Associated omcs 8 oarondeles street. up stain.
]. O. EoRCRoss
OHAA TTfxENRfTER,
Lsvss AFsns
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-23

NEW ORLEANS, January 5, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the city Of New
Orleans:
The undersigned. property fronting Dryades
street, petition your honorable body to have brick sidewalk
with wooden curb and gutter made the north side OF said
street from Washington to Sixth szeet and your petitioners
will ever pray.
John Henderson, 100 feet
j. NJ. Wad, l56 feet.
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rHmwebie Cnen Cozannn Dc Ia vfiie De ID Ho1vuie-
Orleaas:
Les soussgnss prcpreisres d terrsins fisant fsos
rue St Charles cote est ientre Ia Toedano s Oere
Ivo demsndenf espectueusement vore honorable corps
dordonner 10 diie section de Ia St Charles entre
Cerce Tvo ct Ia Toedans pave 10 pave pas
te de Nicolson.
II. Crooks, 80 pieda
p II. Cumming, ia pieds
Nine johnson Simpson, 38T pieds,
Hil.as EspP. y gisss,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-23
pETITIoN........................

70 the Honorable o1uznc1 Coocn q ne dH 4 ue~
Orleans
The undersigned Owners Of Real Estate winch fronts
81 Charles street. side between Toledano street and
Tvoh Circle street. respectuS petition you< Honorable
Body 70 order said portion Of 81 Charles street. between
Tvoh Circle street and folasDo street, 70 be paved vk e
Patent Ncolson Psvemaak
H n. Crooks, 80 feet
p. II. Cumming, ia feeS
Mrs johnson simpson, Is feet fncDeaL
William Napp, Is feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-27
A SINGULAR JUDICIAL PROCEEDING.

On the morning of October 20 Officer Cole of
the Fifth Precinct discovered two In the act OF
moving Ave large trunks from the basement OF No Sos
Canas TO an express wagon As the proceeding seemed
suspicious early hour, and the men could give no
reasonable excuse for their actions they taken into
custody together with the driver On the way to the
the other who gave the OF Charles williamson was
committed TO CELL and tho driver was held as witness
The basement in the Canalst then examined
and found that hole had been cut through the
ceiling and that about $500 worth Of silks velvets, rib
bons &C. had been removed from tho store Of Raphael
Frank on tho floor above. on the following day VIII
hanson was taken before Alderman Conan. Act
ing Magistrate at the Tombs In the temporary
absence Of Justice Bowling. and was committed
for trial without bail. On November 10 the
papers In the case which had In the time been sent
10 the Office, sent for from the
Tombs Police Court and the receipt for them signed
by Alderman Conan These papers have not yet been re-
turned 90 the District Attorneys office II will be remem
bered that on Saturday last giving the name OF
Francis H. Pinto was arrested for having broken tho
plato glass IN front OF the money department Of the Ma
tlunal Park Bank aud seized roll OF bills containing
5000 Capt. Petty commanding the police Of tho Fifth
Precinct yesterday called at the Tombs Prison and
Pinto aud was rather surprised to ud in HIM his old
prisoner williamson How the latter could have got out
OF prison after being fully committed. unless with the
consent OF Alderman Conan, Is something OF mystery.
DstricAttorney Garyn Informed OF the facts OF tho
case by Capt Petty aud expressed his astonshment at
such proceeding He said he would at send for
the papers, aud have the accused indicted by the Grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-27
CRIMINAL

Returns Of process having been made in tho
IT, 8. District Court before Judge Batchford, and no
claimants appearing for the following property 1t was
No 2i9 Pearst bbls. do, found at No 81 Cherryst 10
bills do found at No. IS watersti bbls. do found at
No ais Pearst bbs rum. found at Fulton ferry 2bbs
whisky and still, found at No. a JRmesst and bbs
whisky, found on Pnest.
Alvah Blaisdell, Henry Jenness, Abjah Rich
ardsOn and Abraham Powelson under Indictment In
the United States Circuit Court before Judge Benedict
for subornatOn OF PERJURY In procuring false adaylts
10 be made against Collector Bailey. Tho three first
named were ragned and pleaded not guilty. Powell
son will be arragned at future day. Alyah Blasdel
John j. Eckel andtwo ohers-Yates and HOdgkins-aro
under indictment for conspiring 10 deiaud the Govern
ment by ilicty removing spirits from the Forty
dis.lery. Argument will be had on tho question OF
Ming special pleas to the Indictment on Thursday tue
7Sth inst
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tce Hogan committed william Towers. porter, and
Bridget ONei chambernaid OF the Frankfort House,
suspicion OF having stolen diamond ring valued at 500,
the property ~ Joseph laurent OF No 40T BroOmest
he having lodged mt tho hotel Monday night. Mary
Jane Trisram, seamstress, living at MOI Duane-st,
committed for having stolen AN overcoat valued ut
Schweig, German tailor. was committed for having
stolen from fellow workman named Charles Rocker,
ofNo 1856 Suffolk sewing machine ana quantity OF
clothing. valued at $3.50. lilo confessed his guilt.
In the Kings County Court of Sessions the
tho followingnamod prisoners were arraiRned before
Judge Troy yesterday morning. John Gouder for grand
larceny. pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and
fenced to tho Penitenary for sI months John Glider
ceny, and sentenced TO tho Penltentiary for six
months; John McGann, indicted for grand larceny
pleaded guilty TO petit larceny and was sentenced 70 tho
Penitentary for three months Reuben Taylor indicted
for burglary pleaded guilty TO petit larceny, and was
sentenced To tho Penitentary for six months James
Jackson robbery in the first degree pleaded not guilty
Darker. Mayhem, and James Willis rape, seVerally
pleaded not guilty, and were remanded for sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-27
CIVIL.

The case of Thomas s. Berdell vs.. Alexander
r. McIlvaine and another, up lin the Superior
Court Trial Term, before Justice Freedman yesterday
This was an action pork order made out by tho
defendants, In favor OF j. s. Brewer which the
plaintiff had advanced money An important question
raised to whether this order Ike bank checks,
by the custom OF merchants, assgnable by delivery
aud Endorsement whether 1t mere contract TO
give goods ssgnabe but this the Court held the
evidence insufficient The other question as To WHETHER
selves responsible directly TO tho plaintiffs by transfer
Ing or allowing tho contract In conversation depended
OF the Judge The Jury returned verdict for the de-
fen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-27
coupr cAI.ENDARs-TU, DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CmCUT.-No 1906, 1907, 1909.
i1 1912 1918 1911 1872 lJ l1l lJl'. lJ 1922 li 1855 1884,
iJ19 l1tJ 1915 1871
SUPREME COURT-CHAMDERs-Nos %, 3S. 70, 80.
". 100. 100. ltl Call ISL
SUPERIOR COURr-TRIAL TERM-PARr Mos. 1913.
ie 49, ss SIS 59 s s t3l 81 eo1 SIS eI s2 cas- PIRr H.
49, IA b 500 1880 90 1a J58 iOe 1885, s asa s 51l ala
Court or GENERAL SEssIoSs.-Hold by Cunning
Bedford IT,. CITY JadI.-Coar. opse, Al II n-Tbs p.op. sgI
Lena hsrgrsnd larceny same sgt Gee misunderstanding house
s.ms 40 Psr husy-baGau Sane sEt kIa Wallace as Kills.
Clifford larceny Sseond oessssi Sane Az Patrick hgsd
larceny Sane AL James sesraHa esnI Sans az WA uSaasT
sAd FAass FsI-sVbbOy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-27
THE COURTS.

THE GREAT SMUGGLING CAsE-AcQUITTAL OF
MARSH.
William Marsh, the Appraiser in the Custom
House who was charged before CoDmss Belts with
completely with the Guiterman Brothers In smuggling
sk dress goods &c. into this port has been honoraby
by the Commissioner, there being evidence
adduced against him worthy OF the slightest
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and gradual and thus avoid any sudden revnlsion and
consequent panic. This done. we shall nave nxed our
currency on firm and enduring basis, and brought our
public debt into normal and healthy relations with the
trade and comm cree OF the country.