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The New York herald., 1869-03-25
REAL ESTATE MATTERS

Among the recent developments In the real estate
market is the reported formation Of combination
among some Of the leading brokers to produce q
decline in prices. These gentlemen have heretofore
been among the most earnest "bus" in the market
finding it their interest to be as long as prices
continued steadily upward ana the speculative
excitement in the market secured purchasers.
With the react0nary feeling, however, on the part
Of bidders and the increase OF conservative tone
in the market, while holders refuse any conces-
SION, the number OF the sales have fallen 0n
30 rapidly that the occupation or the brokers,
II not gone Is daily becoming less and
less remuneratlve; hence they have determined
to make common cause with the "bearsn IN the mar
ket who are OF course tile buyers, ana endeavOr to
bring about such an abatement OF the present high
figures as will stimulate transactions. With this
new agency at work TO bring about depreciation IL
Is unlikely that the present irnness Of the market
can be long maintained.
The attendance at fhe eales yesterday was quite
equal 10 That OF previous occasions the leading point
OF interest being the sale Of some Fifth avenue and
Ninety second street lots. We give below particu-
lars Of this ard other sales. IL is noLceabe the
prices, as we have before had occasion 10 remark,
exhibit no falling OF, but as great deal of the pro-
pcrty Knocked down in the auction mart is bought
In by friends OF the owner they are not reliable
quotation. Indeed. SO frequent now are these bogus
dealings that the reported sales cannot be by any
means considered fair criterion, either In respect
10 the currents OF activity or vaues What Ia known
az washing" IN Wall street is now extensively prac
tlsed in real estate.
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gold sls. IN demand but We heard Of no salss
i y '
e.ss. ". % s:
New s oresn. u aa' sSs were SOLD d. q Sc
Spirit: .s uIpsDn: gsD. .v,s wa.
ssss s s. sso ~ IS !. per sa
deras demand prices the purchassr the sale.
being zoo bills common srainsa sa 40 and DO good
sSs ss quote as:
ss g-s Ssossis sns s'.
was In demand and sales % mere s'rs MADE o.
81 e. cpishers prices I were anchsnseS being 81
y casks and bbs Other kinds steady, though quiet
sss beef 4ss passass: Gu.
than yssday though lrmer with light ssrinss closing
1 !. s = fGs Isl IS for ssa insss ns ua SO SIS
for Old do For future delivery we we heard hear. q wo.. no
srs' sra .elDs ss'ssa s SSs ss se sna @ city
Live hogs ao and heavy = loc with free ar,
sales we're sa's made The extent Of s5 S si5
a s us 3D. s for d rs s
ns @ AN or sf naa o a sa " S
demand SOW steady a lsc, Isle for
s ": a Ss s s sa @ ss S sssa fs
sa DO nhe were 100 Bas9. IS s gas in bette.
DDea a lss@e;, We gao.r:-c Cumberland cut. iS.e I;
sls ssss ss s ' s
n,@S s'f pS bss Crude
su ksans %a Il 6
srced by the very light offerings and the Increased rnncss
of ers who demanded 1c. and JIG. higher prices the
market closing S2c. There sales Of 100 bbs standard
Ss's Sa 1p DO isf a. g. S g Jaas tss ss
In Philadelpha the market was active and frm
close, when sec demanded There sales OF 00
bbs standard white for March, at Slc Oe0 do at lAc,
300 do. at c l5u do for the rrt half Of April at 3ec
part at yr4c.
RICE steady with small sales Carolina within the
range Of 6s<c az
and the market was firm At yesterdays prices viz
l2c. l2ac. fair good refining Cuba. sales were
effected Of 100 hhds. at l2Ac. 2c for Cuba &c., for
Porto Rico; also fC0 boxes, part at tc. fc Refined
moderately sought after at for hard l6c ossc
for soft white 4hc l5c for yellow and 6ac for extra
SEEpB. Calcutta ipseed continued rule dull and nomi
nal At 20 g. god duty paid Grass dull but steady 1t
yesterdays quotations.
lsc. 81c the marke being steady at these prices
TAILow continued In fair demand At steady prices, the
sales being 80 600 lbs at 5ac. o 11,sc.
WHsKEY.-Recepts $50 bbls. The market dull.
though former prices demanded. Then small snes
NJ 9c., tax paid.
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Rcnl Esrntc Nntes.

The residence ana land OF Thomas Earle corner
OF Pleasant and Irving streets, Worcester, Mass,
sold at auction recently for the sum OF s21, ,25s
The residence and half the lot was purchased by
John Goddard for sl3,30D, and the corner lot and
balance OF the estate was sold TO James White Tor
81 IS per foot.
The increase IN value OF real estate In Lewiston,
Me-. is thus illustrated:ln 1894 gentleman leased
lot on Lisbon street for five years, declining TO
purchase at thar time, though the owners offered II
to HIM for Sl,2O0 Last week, his lease having ex-
pired, he paid $4,000 for the lot.
r. II. Fem has sold his residence on Asylum ave-
nue., Hartford, for $40. 600, TO Norman smith.
Real estate IN Washington Is rapidly rising In
value.
The following table OF the elevation Of Murray Hin
and other points ON Firth avenue taken from the re-
port OF the Sanitary Commission s OF interest In con-
nection with one OF the sales held yesterday-Fifty
ninth street Is AIS feet above tide water; Sixtynnh
street, rs ieet Eghynth street, ssL feet; Eighty
seventh street. esH feet; Ninctieth street. LOG icet
Nineysec0nd street, 100 feet: 10th street. 1914 feet
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

MARINE TRANSFERS.
The following s the list OF marine transfers at this
port from the goth to the oath inst, Inclusive
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wheat was quet bu, hrmer under favorable adves
cable No. being quoted ss lOd 1id and though
little done that little better prices little
spring what offered. There srccu.
is,vs inquiry bu. the only actual :. buyer. were
mostly u lots . "a % 81 Is fer NO. sPrns siors
he latter an cxtrn price for small ots vi u for do. de-
yercd n for No. do u - for white Michgsn, and
demsnd closing steady q SIC s for GOOD % choice
for new MIXED WESTERN Ssc for old do snoat and SO
@Sc for Western white yellow. Oats slow OF SALE
but prices quite steady the sales being ~ 900 bushels
7sc. 7shc in store and 7c 100 anoa and the railroad
DEPOT e was In demand but at lower prices. GALES $50
bushels Canada and Western part At n s2 for the latter
Barley steady With OF 20D bushels German pr
vate terms Malt WAS dull and nominal
FREfGHTe.-The market very quiet, but rates
generally steady The engagements were ITO Liverpool per
steamer OO bales cotton at Nd. 10 London % bales hops
at I'D The charters were:-A Swedish schooner TO the
Baltic, with S0u bbs petroleum S Nd British schooner,
1lO0 bbls. petroleum 70 Biboa &c. 3D. Norwegian brig.
20 Cork for orders a g. 3D. 10 Tho United Kingdom aud
continent &c. n 70 the Baltic, and 3D. OF II drect vessel
from wilnngon 70 New York, with cargo TAR At noe
Brah bark AL tons 70 Australia, general cargo Swedish
BRIG io bbs capacity, 10 Trinidad general cargo. and
British brig so bb capacity 10 s. Thomas general cargo,
dyrsirs quiet but steady aic for cloth and i7c
HKsrNanla sonlnusd V rule dull and nominal ., .s,
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The Chicago Republican, under date OF evening Of

mdkCu w bdtb.-
The week closes as It opened, with quiet prevailing
IN nearly all departments OF trade. and business still
drags slowly along. though slight Improvement
may be noted over previous weeks, aud Is likely to
improve as the season progresses. The demand for
accumulati0ns at the banks continues good and fully
equal 10 the supply, and the market Is working close
and firm at the usual rate OF intercst-ten per cent
per annum. All classes OF business men are repre-
sene in the list Of applicants for favors. and some
merchants being unable to make their country collec
tions, are negotiating loans for the future where
with to purchase their spring stocks. Deposits are
down very low at Oil the banks, and bankers 40 not
anticipate change for the better to customers at
least, until navigation opens and grain ls moved
more freely to the seab0ard markets. Customers
who rate first class are generally acc6mm6dated but
there ts great deal OF really go0o paper Offering
the street, where rates of interest charged as
high as per cent per month. The movement OF
currency to the interior points comparatively hight
and but little is finding Its way 10 the counter.
Eastern exchange was quiet but very firm to-day,
and two or three banks shipped currency 10 New
York In preference TO paying the premium asked. A
few sales were made between city banks at soc. q
60c. premium for 81 900. Over the counter bankers
were selling to customers and making rcmlttances
on account OF interior banks at lilo premium. and
buying at lilo discount.
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Upfoads
I41I EL..1i La

CoYrRy-hio In better demand, prcos more
steady the being 2079 bags xsrinac, part
At 2c gcld 10 bond and arrive 200 bags per Con-
tsst private srms Other kinds continued 70 rule dull
FLouR AND 0RAIs.Recept, 4u2 bbs 1our, 2ts do. and
A0o bags meal $500 bushels wheat N,7O do. corn
lS2b do. oats and ,22S malt Tho hour market was
quiet hut steady There not much demand but consider
able done IN small ios making q fair aggregate bus
California -four was dull but unchanged The
770 bbls. Southern 1our dull and nominaly
changed. The sales $50 bbs Rye hour do
mand and shade hrner, the sales being 825 bbs. Corn
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Dat. ! Cass Mann. Tonaa7e. Share. Prsoe.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
JACKsoN--PTpER.--ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
March l6, by Rev. II. w. Beecher, Captain C. W..
JACKSON, OF Wscasset Me-, to ,sss NELLIE A. PIPEl
OF DamarlscOtta, Me.
Boston and Maine papers please copy.
RANDOLPH JoNEs.-On Thursday, March Is. at
the Metropolitan HOTEL BY the Rev. James +. Ho-
mans, Jons B. RANDOLPH, OF virginia, TO Miss
Mobile, Ala
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Foreign exchange was dun and steady at the fol.
lowing quotations:-sterlIng, sixty days, CONNER
siai lo7x los good TO prime bankers, 1osx los NJ
short sight, 1osx . loo. Paris, sixty days
h.2sX 6.1sk; short sight $50 5i7x. Antwerp,
A2s Q $50. Switzerland. h2s . $40. Hamburg,
s5x 3sh. Amsterdam. so5s 4ok. Frankfort 20
alox. Bremen, Tx q 7s,S. Prussan thsers, 7ok
ank.
The stock market was very irregular and II IA I'M
possible otherwise to characterize It M q whole.
There was more or less sympathy with the move
mcnts OF New York Central a. with the activity Of
money. few were exceptionally strong for rea-
sons independent Of these The following were the
quotations at tho last open board;--wels. Fargo
a Co.'S Express, 8ok q 3itk; Adams Express, So,s .
5e,l; United States Express, SO . ss; Quicksilver
1ak 1a7s; Canton, ss,S absx; Mariposs, 10 q 1ox
do preferred, 34k 34K; Pacific Mall, ss,s . ssK;
Western Union Telegraph, asX 90; New York
Central 1o1h ioi,<; Hudson River, 1ssx 1854;
Harlem, 134 1884; Reading, ef,s s1k; Chicago
and Alton, $50 152; do. preferred I52 i5A; Bank
ers ana Brokers' 1os 1lo; Alton and Terre IIaute
- bid; Toledo and Wabash, cox bid; DO. preferred
ssk; Milwaukee and Sc. Paul. opA 70; do. pre-
1errcd, 7sk . 70; Fort Wayne, l2ix 12a; Ohio and
Nisssslppi, 32ss a2N; Michigan Southern, 90 a
sek; Cleveland and Pittsburg, ss; Cleveland ana
Toledo, 100 iook; Lake Shore 1oe o 1osk: Rock
Island. 1s2x 1917; Northwestern, s4x sl,s; DO.
preferred s2x o2k.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
The New York herald., 1869-03-25

A GESTLEMAN OF HIGH FAMILY CONNECTIONS,
N OF good business standing and aged Sb deaf
Of making the acquaintance Of lady rom - 10
10 years of age, likewise Of good means with vIsw
0ncsL
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-
The Boston Advertiser, under date Of evening OF
the I'D, thus refers to finances In that clty:-
The money market seems to be In a chronic state
OF stringency, with signs OF immediate relief.
Very few OF the banks are gaming their available
trary direction, those institutions being called uon
not only To do sOmething' 1or their customers in
the way OF discounts, but to Withstand the eject OF
continual drafts upon their deposits. This "burn-
ing the candle at both ends' produces effect not
altogether agreeable, and in frequent instances the
banks are Obliged TO put an extingusher upon
discounting, In order to save themselves Al
though the present position OF monetary affairs IS
perhaps largely owing TO the large amounts tied up
In the West until the opening OF navigation, the
slow return OF money which has gone South, and the
difficulty OF making collections, yet we think 1t IL IN
tensifed by the change In the general management
Of the banks made necessary by the terms OF The
new law. The banks have quite generally carried
larger loan than was prudent, ana efforts 10 reduce
1t 10 proper proportions taking place simultaneously
oil over the country have necessarily brought about
such contraction III credits as TO produce for the
time the effect Of material reduction the cIrren
cy. Rates ore scarcely more than nominal, but may
be quoted at from to per cent on hrst cIass dis
counts. the variations beng oased more upon the
claims OF individuals and attending circumstances
n the o. the Psper Sse6 hanks
though showing increased strength in the lawful
reserve, indicates quite plainly The condition Of the
OF the two previous statements:-
Marsn .. Mss IS Mss zss
Loans. ssy' ss ass xsd xoa
Legal tencers.. :. 1o9SS,ss2 1i,Seo,iss 1l'o2s,2oS
Due from banks. Is, $40 633 H. SOL 500 ii, 49, 6l0
Due to banks.... 1890 587 I3,oo5,6j0 12,STs,9yS
Deposits. 35525,6S 34.0si,715 33.469. $50
Clrculation...... 25335,3l7 25,351,654 25,359,3l2
The earnings Of the Chicago and Alton Railway
for the second week in March were:-
1889 06,S6l q
1000. oo,Ouo "
Increase. $40,344 81
The receipts Of the Western Union Railroad for the
second week In March were:-
1862 S13 $3.50
1868. .......................... 3,96S
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. $9,92l
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Hnlf.past Two o'clock p. M.
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Quarter to Six O'Clock r. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY, Marcl

"WEDNESDAY, March 24-6P N.
COTTON IN good demand from all classes OF buyers
and the sales large and ths market hrmsr while
prices appreciated to the extent Of c per h. The sales
<22 bales ncluding sta TO arrve OF which 22s
export s1 for spinning and 500 speculation, the market
cosing rather quiet however, For future delivery
sales OF 2Uo bales low mdding for May a CSC. We
quote
The New York herald., 1869-02-26

A r $50 rEnAnwAY, MAR THIRrfENTH sTKksv.-
n L. tASubEkU pays the highest Price lot Laaies eni
Gentet cns caring Nj arei fiauxuds Jewslr. La
dice waited upon by Mira. Jsshpvrs.
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wrsTGEEsTER COUNTY.

DURGLARY.-Last Wednesday night the coach
house Of Mr. Miles Carpenter. at Irvington, on the
Hudson, was entered by parties. who carried away
harness and robes to the value OF $500. The depre-
dators, who raised window by means Of spade,
operated so noiseessly that the coachman, who was
sleeping In an adjoining room, was not disturbed.
1t Is generally believed IN the negborhood that the
burglary was committed by river thieves.
SYSTEMATIC VIGILANCE ON THE PART OF
STaIKERs.-Thc contest for supremacy between the
halters OF Yonkers-who are at present a
'stIlke''--and their late employers as yet evnces
no symptoms OF yielding elther side 1t has been
discovered by the police authorities within the past
day or two, that the "striRers' have tnaugurated
complete system Of espi onage over their fellow
workmen who may feel inclined 10 accept the
terms offered. This Is done, on the part Of
the former. by posting men on all the prin-
clpal streets leading To the hat factory,
that those who 20 and return from their WORK may
be known; and. TO insure vigilance on the part Of
tliose doing picket duty. oi number acted
rouudsman, each post at stated intervals, to
see that no man was neglccting his duty. This Inn
rovised system OF police routine has considerably
annoyed the Metropolitan ''b0ys III blue" OF the VIII
lave and la order to cneckmate the strikers II has
been found necessary to place tile whole force
duty. No Violence however, has been reported up
to the present.
The New York herald., 1869-02-26
THE CLARK musDEs At WORCESTER. MASS.
A DIysrery in the Case.

from the Worcester Gazette, Feb. 2I.1
Although the flusn OF excitement which attended
the criie murder 0t Joseph e. Clark in this city
year this month has now passed almost entirely
away, and its horrd details have been slowly but
surely sinking into the most hidden recesses 0f
the public memory, yet an occasional fact
connected with the great crime ts elected,
and the bloody decd is again brought before the
public gaze. II was our io.tune To hold conversa-
tiOn day or two ago with an oIfical who was most
intimately acquainted with the Jameses and their
victim, aud he informed us OF the object to which
Silas anu Charles James intended to devote the
money that they might obtain from Clark. The
following facts were confided to our informant
BY Silas James u short time previous to his
execution. IL seems that q certain noted
cracksman, or professional burglar, had been
Overhauled by the police, and, behind prison bars,
he ruminated on q certain heavy job that had been
put up In New York city, and In the execution OF
which he had Deen assigned an important part. His
arrest was viewed with dismay by his 'spas,v and
when he was put under bail they worked long aud
hard, early and late, to raise security sufficient TO
duce some responsible person to take UP the bail
bond Their work without fruit, however, Silas
mp to this city and requested Clark TO become
the imprisoned mans bondsman This was refused,
and tLen, driven 10 desperation, SiIas returned 70
Providence, made up his MIND to murder Clark 10
got the means took his cousin into his confidence,
aud for the consummatlon Of their terrible Thought
they sleep to-day in feions' graves. While this
topic We are reminded that the mystery Of where
tile money taken from Clark's body went to has
never been cleared up. Into whose pockets did 1t
gos VINO is handling IL to-dayf satisfactory
answer is desired at this Office.
The New York herald., 1869-02-26
HORRIBLE RuSoss BY A NEGRO.

[rhree Rivers, Mich. (Feb 20l correspondence OF
Detroit Free Press.
Our ussav quiet town was thrown into sudden
excitement this morning by most daring and bru-
tai murder perpetrated by negro upon his wife.
resuung In o separation, tho woman, Mary Loving
making her home with the family OF Mr. z. jacobs,
OF ihis village. About nine O'Clock tlis morning
Robert Loving, the husband and murderer went
10 the gate entering from the street In front
OF the house, and requested young daughter
oil Mr.. JACOBS TO tell his wife he wfsned to see
her. she came out into the door yard within few
feet OF the gate, and u few words passed between
them " hen nc LOVING rushed al her with knife
and inflicted eight diterent wounds stabDlng her in
tlo lungs. and one thrust reaching the heart caused
instant death. Resistance useless. Cod booded
determination was clearly depicted In his vicious
couIttnance, and when he saw the result Of his
british dead there was q look Of 1endish satislac-
ton. An attempt was made 10 escape, and the uur-
derer ran of toward the river, but finding himself
pursued, suddenly changed his course and IA
himself into the custody OF the Deputy sheriff Cap
tain c. g. Flint. lie alleges as the cause Of his hor-
rbe crime the frequent adultery OF his vile with
other men.
The New York herald., 1869-02-26

ANOTHER Heavy VERDICT AGAINST THE Eprr
RAILwAy.-A lew days ago 1t was announced that a
passenger VINO was injured at the Carr's ROCK dis
asler on the Erie halfway nearly year aao had been
awarded verdict OF sJ5,00V damages against tho
company In the supreme Court at Brooklyn. This
was regarded ss an initial suit to be followed by
others bf0ught By the numerous sufferers ON the
occasion referred TO. Tho second SUIT that OF Jacob
been concluded ut the Toga Circuit Justice John M
Parker presdIng. and tue verdict IL $4,000 for
piantli. The Elulsra Gazette staies that upon re-
hnng four OF the jury were In favor OF giving
$4,000 damages four $4,000, three sl00 900 and the
remang one <s,500.-Rocitesler U,lo'i, Fes 2a.
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The New Jersey LcgisInture.
LONG ISLAND.

RoBBERIEs AT WEsTBURY.-An attempt was made
few nights since to enter the store OF Dir. j. ?.
Kelsey at Wcstbury; but the robbers were driven
on by dogs without succeeding. The same night
Mr.. James POSTS premises were robbed OF horse
and wagon, some grain and beef. The horse and
wagon were found mile away. standing IN the
yard of farmer. The thieves had evidently taken
Them only TO carry the stolen goods to their hiding
place. search for tho balance OF the goods re-
yeaed nothing definite.
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Died.

ArprRsoN.-.In Philadelphia on wednesday, Feb
ruary ~ ELIZABETH ANDERSON, rect OF Abraham
l.. Anderson, aged 80 years, months and days.
The funeral will take place on Saturday afternoon,
at two O'clock, from the uniyersaiis church. corner
OF South 1hird aud Fourth streets, BROOKLYN, u. ID.
Utica ". ~ and Oshkosh (Wis.j papers please
copy.
HYRNs.--As washington Heights, on Thursday.
February 25, WILLIAM JOsEpn ByENs, eldest son Of
William J. and Ellen Byrns, aged years and
months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the fnncrai, from the residence VI his
parentA Tenth avenue, between 15Wh and 109th
Streets this tFrday) afternoon. at two O'Clock INC
remains VIII TO inferred Mt " csichcsicr.
Bnux. On Thursday, February 20, RICHARD BECK,
aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the
members o. Hermann Lodge, no. 20ss n. and A. NJ,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DAwsoy--,BRrsu.-On Tuesday, February a, by
York, to MAMIE T., daughter OF Vim. A. Brush VI
Brooklyn.
DAuSovr-vEwKrRK.--O wednesday, February
a. BY tho Rev. II. q. Tay ior, ANTHONY DAUMoNr to
PnEBs n. daughter OF Henry II. Newark, all Of
Bergen City, N. ].
BRIDES parents, by the Kew. Mr.. Monat, MoruAN
DEcKER to Miss CAROLINE l. PLAT, OF Ocean
county. N. J.
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commencement OF the suit the declslon must 10 IN
favor OF the defendant
Raritan Railroad Company for damages for over
charge Irelght 1t was decided that II was with
Wescots express Earl contracted 70 have hts Goods
brought from New York and delivered at Red Bank.
The railroad company conveyed tho goods for the
express company and not 1or Earl Judgment was
therefore rendered In favor Of the railroad COM
pany.
Trenton, vs. C0onei c. X. Hail. or Trenton. it was
decided that the act OF the Legislature exempted
men having served nine months In the army aud re-
ceving an honorable discharge from the poll tax OF
1665 and as the act Of 1865 does NOT rcpeal the
former act Colonel Hall had no right pay the tax
IN question.
In the case OF the State w. Westervclt convicted
of obtaining money under false preences the Court
could see no insuihcency IN the Indictment, aud
therefore ordered the court before whom the case
was originally tried to pronounce sentence.
In the case OF the Cape May aud Melville Railroad
Company, at tho suit or Garretson, new trial was
ordered. Garrctson sues for damages sustained by
the burning OF his plantation by sparks (as alleged
from locomotive belonging to SAID company. the
Court declared great pa.t or tue testimony taken
Us inadnsslbe, and hence the order for new tilal
The New Jersey Legislature.
In the senate yesterday the Transit bill came up
on special order. Mr.. Robins moved TO strike out
oil after the enacting clause, and offered substL
tute, which carries out the suggestion made by the
Governor tnas all transit duties shall be abolished
and the railroad companies required to pay tax
one-half OF one per cent upon the cost OF their
works nnGi the passage OF a law imposing o uni
form State tax. No company now paying transit
duties snail In any year hereafter pay less tax 70
the State than tie amount Of such duties paid IN
1883. This act Is not 10 apply to companies now
paying tax, unless they accept IL within three
months. The bill cgsi!xing the ante-nuptial aeree-
ment between Clara r. Mead and Charles X Lands,
or Nineiand, was passed. The Senate then adj
j0urned TIL Monday evening.