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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

NEW1ORk cen Kali anu uIt DoVN
Y RIVER RAILROAD.-Trsins cave Thretlrt a. iol0ssi
"a m Chicago Express drawing rom can etaheL - 90,
a. special sarstog~ Eipfs iran w
Room Ca and through 10 Srsoga without shs 'uoa
IN 81 mautes ., r,..... NJ ~.
1890 m Special sing Car Express fof 'leao NO &c
en- aaton passengers except Ora stng rOoH 'sfs
n m Norheu AMI Western Express DaHng ~ IN cars AoooL
a Montreal Express DRAWING car. sttafhci
n Fr Paese Express With See ping cars through 70 "s"'
ssnac eaplC ydayua. Da3yl
m Express, uh sesPng csrs sAsoed gL
VI, botb L. C. Railroads. for Louisville via lnsra ana V'
Basao ,n Rsch (hs rn leave at ~ gu saha.l
ii D M. Might Express, Sleep cars attached
d HelSOu
7i0 !. m aad D. H. POagbkeerce trains
e.4A m GALS and 6:S IN, PorEsSil nsns
$50 and D siss Sing trans =. q, a. "A - Nm
ESQ s1 500 and 10 NJ VIZ " liSh > ~ %" wv @ 49,
0 lonEers traiHS-
N eODdsy train fof fosshieepre -, ,,p.... ...,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

CHARON SPRINGS.-All rail from np, A Al mHS
Rof IISk STEAMBOATS, procure s,csfn IN stsorH
b.ssax CHECKED SHARON ". :, ssssr rsso
stioas eArafs rne ~
Ne hs Mini boss reach sfesu at W , "A Nm Is
,.nsr,,l =. Aih.nJ 70 A. and Depot A on SAsS Va
a. the depot ass
pfepsr axs ~ ssaasssnps nailrvad MAYO. osa hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

tp - Steamboats, G. yBBAHD and DANIEL DREW Will leave c.
r. II Pier AZ 81 a. foua landing az louse
MACK and Taryosn by rrOatl CoEens West Point Cornwall
Neybur2h Pougsecpse Rhi1eberk Bristol taS Husn and Ne
baltimore special Of broad connection VITA the
day bosts will leave arrival Albany commencing Ja;e I for
sharon Springs fare newborn andfr Cherry Valley Tie
steamboat SRNECA will transfer paeag from Albany u Troy i
cts baggage checked By DOds Express Obcs ~ Bro1
4. IL L I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
NETWORK AND NEw-HAyEN RAIL-


- RUdMKR ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING JVs D. 1872 -. 49,.
p,s.uesr stanon o Esr-1Ort, eorT OF tvcsy S'ss~ -
i'''-s~' Evrth-avs Eutrsace Twenty .eveotAs
TRAIEs LEAVE NEW WORK, al. ~,
For New Bridgeport q GIL lf0 M 1917 '-'
- MisSd stlsssord F.irseh ssd wsspOr '0o lis"
n, s s 30 s.so FlIj S~ r,o e, rS (krl '~
p,I ats 4 % ri $50 I: % AL sSS lsIp 90
~ p,rsu 4 n:3s m 1ts 40 d ~ a.. Sn , nh
Sor ssncrd l. (RIl o. lkN hrl BE o"h ~"
-, e r.~svtA sad ,otsrusIists s,sossA y h' ~
80 20 Ma T,;s sS,. seventh a. Ne" Bora
Bosoe via bob syrEss y Lass , az, Ss Tp IVA
e., a1.so, vi, s,r,~t.n . m, sSa pw-
~, po.,es Va sSorss Iine us. p y,,x
Pc Bsrsssrd Springfield q N. l2Si cav a h"~
81 s,~p.r r. L. a:r I) esanssaas ~td s'ss1" 'sr'~
90 co,ses.en River R.lrssa p'n 70 h"ss~N
sc n !. pss,sss.os aud RAssAA n;u
~, 90, as q So ssssss 49, F"'NSAoi 49,
ss s ..Sss sss Ssr,...s,.S. s.Sso. D."
r.r,...sssss 81 W aLAss-sa<aL
g. gr,ss,ouiS Rrlrsad a - sd p - A. x.,.,,.,,
y, E,~atsch Rerssd - n An 49, y ~
-, psab.ry snd Esr~.A zslss~A Ia n. p'p an
", Nv Cassas VIA - a =. a. S,.-
f.,.s1s ga sse.ar Cas- s..ehsd 70 p Z. sss tss TO-
M sd o N JAMES he,,: ~. - !. ~
EEW- YORK aad HARlEl RAILkOAD.
n On sd nospAI Ne, ~ ~ ", =. : srio..
$40 a n, Rs<snd ksgsss
80, ;. s.sG u.ss sss.sss Ssy Yea ssa - .sss~
sSss>s ."s'' C bUCKDu '~v-ssss>ss>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT MANS

w FIELD LAKE MEMPHREMA6OG LAKE wIILOrGHY.
MONTREAL, and QURBEC-FtNESr SCENERY IL TUE UNITED
STATES ROUTE VIA COM RIVER VALLEY Is Z. Mills
SHORTER THAN Any OTHER TO THE WIFI MVuNIAlNS;
Ba n via NJ H. R L at l2l5, or p m On SAlu DAlH
the l2:l5 train (eriBgcss goes through to the hae without
st,amers from PgcA.p Al II p Ehd NJ"
THROUGH TRAIN from Newllayen reach the White
Mountains Lakes &c, pleasantly tie Next Afternoon OIL, - -.
Maps and particulars in Travellers Ohsl RAILWAY "uie ana BUTTS
Com Vail Guide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

NEW French,prop. COTTAGES 10 LEI
~ for SALE at Ruiherfur Psrk station n j. -, yvo.L
THOs. r. AGHEW No. 20o Gfeen"eh'1 NeN''V'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BROOKLYN WATER DE
PARTMENT.

From the first annual report of the new
Brooklyn Water and Sewerage Department the following
extracts made, showing the amount Of work per
formed. the resources of the water works. &C.:
The revenue OF the water department proper was, last
year s5s27. This sum- 1t seems, sufficient to defray
the cost OF maintaining the works and 10 the interest
onthe water debt less the amount OF S5OOo-the de-
fciency raised in the city budget
Twentyh miles of additional water pipe have been
this is twice much laid last year. the increased
accommodation barely keeps pace with the growth OF the
city. -.
twenty-five miles OF streets severed during the
year The work Is paid for by local assessment, and
The maximum consumption OF water has now reached
the minimum supply OF the ponds under contribution In
other words the month OF September last the
amount used over 100000 gallons OF water daily or
about the daily supply OF the ponds Will be necessary
TO the waste OF the maximum supply 20 meet the
maximum consumption whie. within ten years 1t is
estimated will reach nearly 100000 gallons daily TO
Engineer OF the Water Board: An extension OF
e uSont Hempsead capable Of storing 600
gallons OF water. An enlargement OF the Ridgewood
Reservoir, TO guard against accident to the pumping
The supply Of water on Long Island is adequate to
meet all the wants OF the future The increased cost OF
securing IL TO extent Of double the present supply
Ia all told within four millions l Ia not merely within
Wster Board Itself FOR t can be made sesnstauing the
day tue population of Brooklyn remains sationarya
tant To sum up the case there Is adequate water
supply all possibilities of the future Within reach,
and The means OF reaching are within the Tho
main conduit Ia capable OF conveying TO East NowYork
gallons Of daily and the pumping faciIi
ties, now at their best, raise this huge volume OF
water into the reservoir. The cost OF pumping million
gallons OF water ipto RdgewO0G Reservoir Is estimated
nt abont cas-. Miilons VI gallons OF water arc wasted
daily In the city. aud every tax payer become
economist his own hook IN aiding In preventing
waste water The engineer reports the works M ex-
cellent condition. aud 10 ~ certain they did not f ~ any
particular last Sunmeiin season exceptionally dry.
list of tie several streets paved with their cost, and
the material used an 1aNng thrm Is given IN tho report
over forty streets have been epdVe0 Ia Whole ar IN part
Tho aggregate length ~ these sipets i over twelve
miles. Contrary 10 public expectation, II seems tlat
cobDlc-stono pavement stood IN cnief FAVOR with The
Board, for Of this pavement four aud siNtcnlhs hAtS
have been laid; of NcolsOn pavement, four miles ~
ouehh put down. ot Scrlnshaw, "a mile aud
quarter vi Belgian aud Improved stone vaNenant ABOUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
Washington, D. c., Feb. 3. 1870
TIE EXPECTED SPANISH ILEET

ARRIVAL OF THE IRON-CLAD yICToRlA-A
SPANISH FLEET COMING TO THIS PORT FOX
REPAIRS THE SPANISH NAVAL FORCE
AROUND THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
The arrival of the Spanish roD-clad frigate
Victoria ut this port Monday evening, is In accordance
with the disposition expressed tmo ago by Admiral
Macanpo TO send q number OF Spanish war vessels 10
this port for extensive repairs the 80 gunboas
fitted out here should DO assigned to duty around the
island OF Cuba Tho proper disposition OF the
having been made, the Victoria, one OF the meet OF
SPANS armored vessels Is the pioneer oil the Meet 10 DC
repaired Others Will in due time follow until All are put
in rstcass order The money TO be expended Tor the
necessary epars these vessels will aggregate consd
cradle amount in gold.
The Victoria Is frigate OF the first class ana was
built in 1867 in England. She was detained In London
several months request Of the Peruvian Govern
ment Immediately after her release she was sent to
Cuba where she has remained since. She is superior
vessel in many respects her long service in Cuban
waters has rendered 1t necessary that she should be
locked bottom very foul fact maze evident
by her long passage days. from Havana. she carries
a battery OF 20 guns. OF which are 35Opounder Arm
strOngs. She has pivot gun on the sparGeck Her
engines 900 horsepower ana she has eight boilers,
each having four furnaces.
Tho following ia list OF her officers Senior Captain,
ST. Pedro Gonsalez Second Captain Fernando Martinez
Executive Officer Pedro Cares; Senior Lieutenants,
Francisco Duren Louis Certne Zoboaler GlDert Pedro
Cedemonti; Junior Lieutenants. Manuel Dies, Pedro
Buerdabe, Juan CebroD. Juan San Juan COmmandaht
OF Marines. Manuel Sanchez Marine Artillery Onhcers,
Salvador Penet Assistant. Rafael Cahche; Second Juan
Lopez Chaplain. Manuel Micro. o,-
The following list Of the Spanish feet now in Cuban
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
TIE ERfE-RAMSAY WAR.

A COUNSEL CHARGED WITH UNPROPRssIOyAI
CONDUCT.
In the Supreme Court, at Chambers, Yesterday
before Mr. Justice Barnard, the case OF Bush aet Ram
say was called The proceedings in this aud tho other
similar cases. to continue the Injunction on Messrs Ram
say and Eaton. and to punish Mr. Ramsay for contempt
were adjourned over for week.
In the latter CThe Erie Railway Company aet
Joseph IT. Ramsay ct all Mr. Justice Barnard rendered
the following opinion:
The contempt alleged this case Ia disobedence TO
an injunction restraining the plaintiff defendanp from
proceeding with his suit II IL manifest that the plaintiff
has not proceeded Ia the without the intervention
and assistance Of counsel and the Court will inauiro
what officer II any OF this Court had far hsregsrdcd
his duty, and violated his professional obligations as TO
advise assist the dsObedience alleged Tie Court viii
therefore order reference. 10 ascertain whether any
officer OF this Court has participated in the proceedings
alleged 10 be conteptuous aud So ~ Inform the Court
There another matter which tho Court ought not 10
pass without comment IL appears upon the papers
fore me that Mr. d. h. Eaton was at the eOnBeBceIBen
OF this action OF the attorneys for the plaintiff that
he formerly the general attorney for inc
defendant the Erie Railway Company; aud n Mr. Eaton
drafted the complaint In tins action. as have
believe one donbt for moment That be acquired
his intimate KNOWLEDGE of the secret history " the Eho
Railway Company, tie proceedings Of private meetings
OF It's Board OF Directors In former years. aud OF is va
rous negotiations and transactions while he was counsel
odous violation of professional confidence than for
attorney who has been dismissed by his client 20 use
bis knowledge OF that clients affairs acquired ~ his
counsel In bringing al action for stranger against Ls
former client
An attorney Will be restrained by injunction from com.
municating TO party who Is suing former client
ledge matters of evidence winch have cone
him IN his employment for such client and party viii
be restrained from using In his action otherwise any
documents or matter VI evidence which the attorney had
obtained.
On the same principle the Court WILL upon s own mo-
ton. ascertain II attorney OF this Court has been
guilty OF such breach OF trust aud. II 90 Viii dsbar im
An order OF reference should, therefore 10 usde 10
ascertain tie facts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
NEWSPAPER SENSATIONS.

No charges as yet have been preferred by
superintendenr Kennedy against Capt. Henry Burden
aud of his officers for alleged connection with
report of plot assassnato Prince Arthur Friday
night last. which appeared In Of ths evening
papers Of saturday. aud for which there not the
least foundation. Two reporters connected with news
papers that simultaneously published the Sensation"
have furnished TO Supernte Kennedy written state
OF the III which they obtained their ufor
nation aud the participation Of Capt Burden aud his
officers In tho cruel aud at the same tlne ridiculous
story. Capt Burden, yesterday, IN the presence Oi
OF reporters declared that he furnished such
Information concerning the affair as was published
Saturday. The affair will be fully investigated W tho
Police Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
THE FARMERS QUESTION.
COMMISSIONER WELLS REVIEWED by HENRY c..
CAREY-THE COMMISSIONERS BLUNDERs
ROTH IN FACTS AND FIGURES.

COMMISSIONER WELLS REVIEWED by HENRY c..
CAREY-THE COMMISSIONERS BLUNDERS
BOTH IN FACTS AND FIGURES
The hard conditions of mechanic life conse-
quen upon high prices for food having been clearly
hblted In the Commissioners report for SCs much Of
that for 1869 given to showing how
farmers suerings "under system Of currency which
unsettles yalues' and under tariff which, without
Offering him sufficient Compensation unnecessarily In.
creases the of his tools his fuel his fencing and his
shelter In the FIRST clearly shown that the peo
pie Of villages towns and cities being taxed for the
benefit OF men who cultivated the soil. Equally clearly
has 1t lust shown that the latter at this moment
being heavily taxed for maintenance OF the former
the boot being thus adroity fitted to the other leg
To the end Of proving this. our Free Trade Commits
soner while protesting to talk protectvey furnishes
table comparative Of the prices OF wheat and other
commodities in 1859 and 1862 desiring thereby
demonstrate the fact that the quantity Of ron carpet
ings salt stoves mackerel and other commodities. OBJ
anable exchange for any given quantity Of wheat In
this latter year. under Protection less by 30 to co
cent had been In the former Free Trade But
sin go year had elapsed since the great sufferers were
thus be found among consumers Of food but the great
est of all are at present assured. to DO found
among that great Joodprodeg interest which, now for
the first time In history finds itself almost entirely
discharged from that heavy load Of debt by which 1t had
I'm the past been burdened. To enable the reader fully
to understand how our reliable Commissioner has been
BY asking his attention the following table of the ex-
port prices wheat from 1859 to the present Time az fur
nished by the annual Commerce and Navigation Reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09

For ls6s6 and in 1862. the price is to large extent
made up from California wheat reported at goid prices
Allowing for this the actual currency prices for this lat
ter year must have reached 81 60.
Tuning to the Commissioners Report, we IND the
price given by him in the table referred to- to have
been for 1885, 81 as being fyo per cent ADORE me red
that for 1869 being 49, or feen per cent less man
he real one Further than this. while the price OF
wheat in 1859 ia thus falsely exaggerated tho prices OF
commodities to be purchased with 1t are generally
almost as falsely diminished the reverse OF all TINS Deing
the case in regard to 1862 the wheat price being there
cut down far below the TRUTH and the prices OF other
commodities as much exaggerated. as Is shown In the
following table every part Of which have reason 10
believe to be strictly accurate:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Alleged Illicit Running of Of Wbisky.-Morris
I0gee charged before Commissioner Osborn, by e. n
TmberDaD operator in the secret service OF the
Treasury Department, under Supervisor butcher. with
having in connection with John G. rallniaH tho
list OF July 1863 and at various times subsequently,.
icitly of large quantities OF whisky from dstliery
In Forty rstst said to be owned by Tallman, who has
not yet been arrested.
This is another OF Warwick Martins and the de-
fAnse allie geha there nothing IL, and that tho prose
cuton will fail produce witnesses TO susanliao Tho
charges made. .,-.-.
On the case being called for examination. Assistant
District Attorney Purdy obtained pOstponement on
the plea he suffering from indsposltion COun-
defense agreed To the pOstpOneDen but SAID sub
oueny he had discovered that the Government
had no witnesses present, and therefore uuaGe 10
proceed with the examination.
The case is to come up again for examination
al IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 8.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 8.
Bills INTRODUCED.
Incorporating the American Commercial AS
ISOLATION of New York.
PASSED.
To alter the Commissioners map OF Brooklyn.
REPORTS.
To abolish the Contracting Board and the system OF re-
pairing canals by contract.
The Senate In Committee disposed OF the following
bills: Amending the Capitol Police act-progress re-
ported; the Canal Appropriation b-ordered 10 third
reading: amending the General Manufacturing actor
dered to third reading amending the Revised Statutes
comforting authority Surrogates to appoint guardians
for minor children-progress reported; amending the
Metropolitan Excise awprogress reported; TO settle
County for arrears State tax and provide for payment
OF tn sameOrdered to third reading; authorizing the
construction OF railroad in one undred'andtweny
fifth and other streets and avenues III New 0rkOrdered
to third reading. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09

THE GATES WILL CAsE-TEsTIMONY CLOSED.
DR.. Lee was again called yesterday as a wit
in behalf Of the contestants OF the WILL and testified
that he had read the evidence taken before the suo
gaeor least those portions bearing upon the sanity
or Insanity OF the late DIR. Carlton Gatcs-and what he
had read tended to confirm his conviction that the
deceased nsaDe at the time aud previous TO msEns
his will The evidence both sides was closed aud TIE
case adjourned until Thursday March TO- when tho srs9
lnents OF counsel will be heard by the Surrogate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
uvxvvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1870

real state OF facts he not II no was then has he
now. before in his Report for 1869. been guilty OF mis-
representation gross. and with such evil intent
should exclude him from all respectable society. II he
not then he has shown himself utterly iDcompe
tent for the work he has undertaken TO warrant his
prompt disnisson from the public service.
That his philosophy Is false his facts shal DO
shown In another article ii. G. CAREY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
ASSEMBLY.
ASSEMBLY
The Military Code bill was ordered to a third

The Military Code Dill was ordered 10 Third
reading ia.
The House disposed OF the following bills in Committee:
To abolish the office OF Superintendent aud Deputy SUI
perntendent OF the OnOndaga Salt Springs aud appoint
y Commissioner and Deputy COmmissioner-thrd read.
ing TO amend the act protecting the life and iipb Of
persons engaged in mining. engineering aud other occu-
pati0ns-third reading; 10 enable the American aud
Foreign Bible Society TO consolidate with the Baptist
Publication Society-third reading.
The Appropriation bill was made special order for to-
morrow morning.
BILLS INTRODUCED
Relative TO jurors In the Criminal Law Court OF New
York amending the act relative TO improving the streets
OF New-York authorizing the Brooklyn Common Coun-
Gil TO establish and maintain public baths. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09

In view OF these facts Commissioner has ventured
to assure tho farmer that prices of 1902 under Pro-
tectve Tariff had less than those Of 1859 under
British Free Trade That he should so have done 10
however, not at oil extraordinary. 1t being In perfect
keeping with the great majority OF the statements OF the
rraeioas and youmnous documents he has given to the
world. .I.f... -.r..
How is II with the other produce" that according to
the Commissioner tho rases under Tariff which
without anordng HIM any sufficient compensation un-
necessarily of his TOOLS his clothing
his fuel his fencing and his shelter shown In the fol-
lowing figures now likewise furnished to by Tho Jour
or tn ,,tt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

C0ndemndtOns.-Retu of process having
been made IN the United States District Court, brfOrs
Judge iBlatchford and no claimants appearing for The
folio wing property IL condemned 10y deiauf: Five
barrels OF whisky, found ON Pier No n North Rve loe
cigars foand at No. 23 FroDst aud barrels VI whisky,
found Oh Pier No. 50 North River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09

Two miles Tho aggregate cost ~ this work IL tss1 ooe
show. ~ ' ~ f"''"""' ="
worh OF repairing the streets nm nc treg,e
u, tzSVp tne smonht expended IN former years. The
cHhnlng OF mo streets Of the city SeOoo-
tWeu,h oi tne amount expended In New-York. More
sau-i"nop appears To have been given than former
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
DECIsIoNs-BY JUDGE NELSON.

DECI5ION5-B1 JUUbE NEI~oVN'
James Boyce agt. Steamer Patapsco.-Report
confirmed.
James Farrell agt. Charles Campbell-MOtoD 10 DIS
miss appeal denied.
Gertrude f. Seldom. &C.. agt The Delaware ana Hud
son Canal Co two cssesWe cannot interfere With the
Judgment heretofore rendered IN these We are
satisfied the decisions are according to tue law involved
in them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
CRIMINAL

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester.
to-day cx.Alderman Peter Mcknight Of the Eleyenth
ward was brought by officer BeyIns OF tue Broadway
Squad before Justice Scott charged with Reckless drV
ing be having. alleged Knocked down and run over
with his horse and buggy boy whose name was NOT as
cerained The took place on the corner oi
broadway and Canal-st. The eNAderman, after au eN
PLANTATION OF the in which the affair happened
was discharged from arrest
At the Tombs Police Court before Justice
Quinn was brought Isaac Lchcusteln Of No. 10 Ludlow
ST. whom Detective DusenbuTy had arrested Tor having
in his possession 500 worth OF sewing SILK stolen from
the store Messrs. Ham & Booth at No 40 Broadway
Iichensten was held TO bail In sioOJ. James A. 81
John, a clerk, age IT, aud August PAUL, Autographed,
age IL arrested by officer Walker Of the First Pe
cnct, on the complaint OF Joseph Lienian OF No ~
Broadway, who charges them with having collected
money forged orders. The prisoners committed
to await an examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
srPREME CoURr-CuAMpERs

By Mr.. Justice Gardo-O-B iatclfo ford agt. Tie
NeIrhanLs Union Express CO.--Thc allowance "a the
counsel the in this VI sOa has been
reduced by tho Court to $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09

The real facts show that instead OF de-
crease in the value of wheat measured by other
nodtes ranging from 80 to os cent there has been
On increase respect nearly all OF them, while
crease In any has been unmporant. That result
too obtained while taking the export price Of wheat
but 81 49, whereas by allowing for the fact that to very
great the returns to the Custom House made
in gold prices would have been carried up to 81 CO.
Had this latter prce been taken there would have been
no single Instance of decrease, while the general ratio
Of would have been very far greater than
here exhibited. l...... I. I'D ..r.'..
The fiscal year closed the 9Oth of June, and since
then there has been great glut in foreign markets,
followed by large decline at home Nevertheless the
shipping price from this port, for November
o. 40, or FIVE cents than the Commissioner then
ventured to report the ruling price Of the year.
Were farther proof required OF the entire unreability
OF the Commissioner, whether regarded facts g.
urea 1t would be found in the following comparative
view just furnished by highest freetrade authority,
% "a. na..