The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01


gold in their hands belonging to the firm and which
could not be received py the company.
The following is the injunction:-
SUPREME COURT. Henry NJ smith, Henry IT. Mar
tin jay could aytd James d. Bach, Ildt,lt{fs Us.
george II. Bend, John ID. Prince george Z. greene
Pohdnaius Eugene j. JACKSON BdsiilIfdH Wnl. T..
Young, Alexander g. Wood, James G. Rieck, Carles
Waller, BENJAMIN r. Carer, George W. b. Dahif,
John W. Galespfe Henry d. Quinan. Henry x.
D. Stayoach, ". c. Do,nir Samuel ". 30 1coch, Z.
III. Be'yternadn, Wtladra Heath, James NJ. EHfs,
| Noah content Hiram x. bater, Edtoi, W. Tinpson,
Tdsker II. Marvin, Charles II. Mdroia, George III
Mdrufn ana Oscfn O'B7fe'a, Dee,adants.-It appear
fed by the r,antrs that SUFFICIENT grounds Tor an
injunction exist, do hereby order that the defend
ants, and each OF them their agents and servants
be restrained by Injunction
Ftrst-From carrying out any contracts made by
them on behalf OF the plaintiffs. subject to the rules
OF the New York Gold Exchange, in any other man
ner than IN strict conformity to those rules as they
existed at the time such contracts we've made.
Seco'd-FrOm asserting TO any change in the
terms or conditions oil such contracts without the
express consent OF the plaintiffs thereto.
Thrd-FrOm accepting any offer Of gold made to
them or any of them, as agents of the plaintiffs by
persons who have borrowed such gold from them as
such agents. and who demand any payment thereon
otherwise than through the New York Cold EN-
change Bank, upon the basis OF general clearance
OF the transactions OF the members Of the New YORK
Gold Exchange IN gold.
Fourth-From paying out any money or other
Tor account OF the plaintiffs, in settlement or on
account of any contract made by them, or OF any Of
them. for the purchase. sale. borrowing or lending
OF gold on account OF the plaintiffs, otherwise than
in satisfaction Of a balance found due upon an ad
iustment of all the gold transactions OF members Of
the New York Gold Exchange. through the medium
OF the New York Gold Exchange Bank, until the
further order OF this court THoS. W. CLERKE.
NEW YORK, Sept 80 1869.
The above mentioned defendants all hold gold
belonging to Smith, Gould, Martin & CO., and are
cd witt M FIJI yipu fp,p q
Co.; Lockwood b Davenport, Polhamius & Jackson,
Hall Young, Wood q Rieck, c. J. Osborn & Co.,
J. P. Persch, Robert Waller, D. r. Carver a Co.,
Dakin h Gillespie, Quiuan Enos, d. X. Willard,
John Bloodgood Co., Dornin & Boocock Il. II.
Berderman, William Heath s. Co., John Pondir,
Reid, Leo a Content, Dater q Timpson, Marvin
Brothers b Co., and oswin o'Bren.
subsequently the following Injunction was served
upon the Officers OF the Cold Board
SUPREME CouRr-- waiter D. Palmer, Plaintiff Us.
Townsend coz, Individuality and as President or
the Neto York Gotd Exchanges; Thomas a. HoVt,
George IT. Bond, Thomas y. Akers, George I'hippS,
Wt!ssdn ~ VGmttge, He9V W. gray ana James
r. HodgshiR, Defend1nts:-
To THE DETERMINATION are hereby summoned
and required TO answer the complaint in this action
or which a copy is herewith served upon you, and
TO serve COPY OF your answer to the said complaint
on the subscribers at their Office No. Pine street.
in the city OF New York, within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive OF the day OF such
service; and If you fan to answer the complaint
VIII apply TO the court for the relief demanded III
the complaint
FIELD 4 sHEARMAN, Plaintiffs Attorneys
NEW YORK. Sept. 80, fsG9.
SUPREME CouRr.-- Walter B. Palmer, Plaintiff cs
Totcnsepd cor, fRdtududllp ana as President OF me
Heto YorE COO EIchcnge; Thomas " Hov, George
NJ VesTnRge, Henry W. cray pnd James D. Hodqs-
htn, Defenddnts-it appearing satisfactory to mo
grounds for an injunction exist on motion OF Field
a Shearman, plaintifs' attorneys,
do hereby order and direct that the defendants
and each OF them, and eacn ana every one OF the
officers and members OF the New York Gold Ex'
change refrain from buy9g or selling any gold on
change under the bylaws thereof, when the ground
or such purchase or sale Is the failure OF men,
Der TO perform contracts entered into by him on
Friday, the oath day OF september 1859, under the
rule mentioned IN the complaint herein, aud refrain
from expeliing or suspendina any such MEMBER
from the said Exchange, or interfering with the
full exercise OF his privileges therein on account OF
his failure to perform any such contract made on bis
account by any other person IN consequence OF his
non-perlornaEe OF any such contracts as afore-
THAT the said defendants and each and every
oflcer oil the New York Gold Exchange refrain from
taking any steps 10 enforce the decisons or report OF
any committee appointed by the said Exchange, or
OF any other body person except public court
OF justce) with regard TO such transactions.
New York Gold Exchange refrain from enforcing
any OF such contracts 10y any other means than
actions In public courts OF justice, and let the defen-
dants show cause ut special term OF this Court at
the Court House In the city 0f New ork on Friday
October |, ct eleven A. NJ, why this Injunction |
should not be continued, or why the plaintiff should
not have such other RELIEF as may be just
NEW YORK, Sept. 3d. 1869. T. w. CLERKE.
No excitement whatever was occasioned by these
'pjunctions, They had been expected throughout
I've morning, ana the parties upon whom they were |
served cooly pocketed the documents without trou-
bling themselves about the matter at all.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE
the fcel'ug In the stock Exchange was quite buoy
fao
which advanced from I0S to 10 and closed az loo,s /