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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

Two bills were yesterday proposed 10 the
House which equally strike at the basis of the
proposed abolition OF FrankiDg They were as
follows:
BY Mr. scoheld-To except from The operation Of the
law abOIishing the Frankng Privilege the circulation ~
weekly newspapers within the where they are
published
by Mr. Getz-To allow all newspapers and periodicals
published within the United States be transmitted
through the mails free OF postage when from the
ONCE Of publication TO actual and regular subscubers
The latter OF these propositions would be
highly advantageous TO u.s. but at the expense
of justice and fairness. Who does not realize
that everything sent through the mails is sent
at somebody's expense THAT if those who send
or those who receive the papers do not pay,
somebody else musti Aud who can 50 fairly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

Judge IDgraham did well to remind the Grand
Jury aud the public yesterday that the bust
ness of compromising felony" which has
lately become so common in this city, exposes
the parties engaging in it to punishment and
he did well TO remind the Grand jury of the
duty of presenting for trial any offenders in
this direction whose cases might be brought
before them. We should like to see some ac-
ton taken in this matter. The ofiense is one
which gives an immunity to crime and crimi-
mails that has been productive of the most baue.
iul consequences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
SmuSm,nts, features, ,tt, CHS Gbnine.

BooTU'S lur ATEE. Twenty-third-St. between Fifth
end Stit-ayr~-" Hamlet" Booth
tItIH-AyF. THEArER.-"Surf."
NIRLo's GARDEN" Dukes Motto Fcchter
OLYMriC TurAIER-"A minadab sleek, The Spit
ere" &. /. Fox
TEATGE FE,NCuS.-0pera Boufie: "Gcnevieve
de Brsbsut" htS Howard Paul
TIW 1,MNtNY.-"The Glorious Seven &c.
WAIL,CK'S THFTFR. Broadway aud Thirteenth
a-"SchooL" Lester Wsilsck.
MOop's MUSEUM Broadway and ;0th-St.-From
toIO p. AZ q Pilgrim Of Love" Az g. " Faust" Blondes
Giant
CLINTON Hall. Arr GALLERIES.. Aston place.-Day
aud Eseuins-Mr WAters's Paintings.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-Third Winter
Exhibition.
NEv-NOrK CIECUS, Fourtcenth-st.-GTandP Pro-
Grsoue. IL Billy Buoa." EGucstrabisa-
SAN Francisco Observation-Disclosures per-
ierasuce>
Prof A. RoUDF. Association Hall cor. FOurth-ave.
and TEr,tg Third ~: Toe World before the hengc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

be asked to pay for carrying mail matter as
those who send or those who receive i'll
There is just one fair and just rule In the
premises--Mdke al pho use the mails PAY Jor
he sergice by ,chick they profit. If you depart
hairs breadth from this, you are all afioat'
and cannot tell where you will bring up
There is no reason for carrying printed matter
free any more than written, but every reason
for carrying it more cheaply. FIX low rate
for all printed matter deposited in quantities
of ten pounds or over, but make every thing
uavf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
The Free Traders made an earnest demon

The Free-Traders made an earnest demon
stration in the House yesterday under the
lead of Mr.. Marshall Dem.) of Illinois.
They were squarely met by a motion of Mr..
and beaten by 50 to Il, and, on reconsideration,
by Of to so. They had nearly or quite every
Democratic vote, including those of Messrs.
Halleman, Getz, Reading. Stiles, Van Aukcn
and Woodward of Observation-Disclosures alb
sent or dodging.) Mr.. Barnum of Conn. Oem.)
was likewise silent. We believe no Republican
from any Eastern State voted against Protec-
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
Netu ?lork Daily gribm1re.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1879.

The French Muster Munich has been instructed to
say that 10 personal government isended inrance that
country will spectator Of events in
Germany By 100 votes As, NJ olivier has been
tanned in opposition to appeal against the arrest of NJ
EOChcor who refuses TO surrender to the authorities
=== Four Americans have been fired upon in Havana,
aud the Captain General offers reward for the assassin
== An Tndo- European telegraph line has just been
con- pleted. = The British Parliament opens today.
In the senate, yesterday. the resolutions of the
Georgia Legislature ratifying the XVIII and XVIII
Amendments presented; the Census bill was
considered but decisive action had.
- In the House. bills were introduced to
reduce the rate of postage letters newspapers, and
periodicals. and to give women employees the same com
peuStion in like positions resolution declaring
that Congress has power to levy duties for the Proec
ton If Home Industry was tabcd-S9to u.
The e. { Supreme Court gave its decision Yesterday on
cOpsiitutiOnality Of the Legal Tender act - Jos
f. bradley If New.Jersey and Judge VIM. Strong Of
Pennsylvania have been nominated for the L. S Supreme
Court bench === Gov. Washbum Of Vermont is dead
49, The New-Jersey Senate has rejected the XVIII
Amendment. == The Utah House has passed Woman
snfTracr hill railroad train seized for taxes
at OsyviIe. Oneida Co.. n. Y, aud the passengers
aid mais delayed five hours.
The Aldermen have voted that the Tax Levy be forth
with seut tn the Legislature. The Brooklyn Water
Board report deficiency of $4,000 for 1859 - re-
ducOu OF wages has been agreed To by nasons brick.
LAYERS and lahorcrs. Kit Burns liquor saloon has
been reformed INTO a refuge for Magdalcns. = new
chapel for the Five Points House Of Industry has been
dedicated. =-= Mrs. Barbara Hoffman, accidentally
shot j. dead; she exOnerates Ettiuger. =- Daniel
McFaslauds trial is fixed for the March Sessions =
large port OF the money stolen from the Port Jervis
Bauk mas been recovered. &C., Gold, 12i. 12ls, l2l.
Tempcrattite, &c. So 81. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

We print on our second page the first OF a
bIief series of articles by Henry c. Carey, re-
viewing some of Commissioner Weiss state
ments in his recent Report rs affecting the in
tcrestS of the farmers.
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ILNMS or TIE TRIBCNE

DAuy TGuINR. Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SFMI-WtFaLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. - per ar.
NK3RtY IRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. So per annum.
Adyertising Rates.
UsuY TEIEtNF 25c.. SOC. doc. Soc and 81 per line.
STNi-N EiKLY TRIBUNE. Is and 30 cents per line.
WrrKiY lEIrUNT, a., IS. and 81 per line.
According 10 position in the paper
Terms cash in advance.
Address. GHT TIBUNT New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

The meeting at Cooper Institute to take
measures to provide an Asylum for the invalid
or disabled soldiers of our late Civil War, will
be held on the evening of Monday, 2lst inst, in
stead of that hitherto indicated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

We can see no good reason why the railroad
tunnel under the North River, provided for
yesterday at Washington, in bill introduced
in the Senate, should not he practicable and
should not be promptly begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

Advert scmcitS for this weeks issue of The
b. banded Tbbag Price 81 ps line
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gpsiutss 21utitts.

WHHORS Con LIVER on AND LIME.-Per-
O win De- pleased esrn that
professional
seu pure lime such that is
pes.su effects complaints Truly wonder.
H. whose pronounced hopeless and
thr clear oil Tor long time without marked eject have
cp cr bg using this preparation he aud get the gen
Maurfttl cLlv bv A. b. WLBOK. Chemist No. Ito Court,
Ea.o >U.I It I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
DECISION ON STEAM BOILEES.

III NEi;I>ON SAFETY BOILER
diploma Institute
iat9 &C., fotnut Of Fuel and Bccuomv OF Space
80 tlur>e i'.ey 1t A. Z. arts
~ .i.J.r partf "a Jersey City Sugar Refinery
Bo.-rs Harrison Boiler WORKS Philadelphia
JoHN A. CoLEstN, Agent, no Broadway, \. l.. and
ls9 Tcdrrlst. Boston.
WARBLER x WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES
m sythst for sale payable in insismnts
vth"ut s'rrr. Also hv the month. j. T. BLII&
COVERINGS FOR TUE FEET at CANTEELLS,
"a tcorth.-yr. between Nineteenth and Tweutetbs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIMBS.
Esaiut l.: Las Chrsinutsl Pbs; 81 Grssns. BosOn.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
New York Cen. z Had. Consolidated.
NJ..r NnrLF ffanfg.uI d. nn1gnt1 SRrtY


GOVERNMENTS HEAVY AND DECLINED
The government market was heavy and weak, and
prices steadily declined as the day progressed the
lowest prices being made In the afternoon az and
subsequent TO the last BOARD With the reaction in
gold there was q 1rner at the decline, but little
no Improvement IN prices, and the market closed
steady with the following street quotatons:--
United States currency sixes I25s 1925;
do. skies, 1881, registered, ll4A 114,<; do. do,
coupon, 1l4as Il5; do. nye-twenties, registered,
May and November, 100 1904; do. do, 1862 cou-
pom do. llO4 l103s do do. 1864, DO. do. I09k a
io95s; do DO, 1866, do. do, 10eI 1923; do. do,
registered, January and July, l09 lo9&; do. do,
1856. coupon do, 1854 loS5; do do, 1867 do. do
l09% a 1oaG; do. do, 1868, do do, lOpts los,s !;
do. tenorties registered. 1855 1861; 30. do,
pom, 1861 1861.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.
The market for the Southern State bonds was gen.
orally steady, II not firm. The exceptions we're the
Vrgnss and Louisianas, which continued heavy
md declined a hair to two per cent. The foreign
orders for these bonds reported countermanded
and those not shipped are reported to have been
thrown on thc market again. 1t is difficult TO com.
prehend the cause OF such q change OF sentiment,
unless IL be an unfayorablc interpretation or
Governor Walkers message in Virginia and OF the
legislative proposals issue Louisiana bonds.
Tne home demand seems TO run on the priced
D0nos, ana nence tbere l8 considerable inquiry Tor
the new North Carollnas. The new Tennessees were
strong to-day on purchases by parties supposed TO
have knowledge OF wnat Is transpiring behind the
curtain ct Nashville. The new south Caronas
sold az So The latest street prices for the
Southern list were rolows-Tennessec. cx cou.
pom 80 6o14; do, new 5l 5lt.; do, ve per cent,
AZ ~; Virginia, ex coupon, 05 a co. do, new 90
-; DO. registered stock, 55 65la; do registered.
1865, e3 u.s. do, registered 1861, 80 el: Geor gia
SKIES s3 "a; 90. scycns, eS s4 do. 40, interest
payable in Georgia 81 30; North Carolina, ex cou-
pon 40 AZ; do. new, 26 2s; do, special tax, 70 a
25k; Missouri skies. 81 93& do. Hannibal aud st.
Joseph, % u; Louisiana skies, 70 -; do. seycns
10 70; dc. eigBta 50 s4: do. levec sixes. " q
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
SUPREME CoulI-sP;clAL IEaM.
Question AS to the Validity Of n Trust Deed.
BEFORE Judge Barnard.

Question ns to the Validity Of Trust Deed.
Before Judge Barnard.
W. H. BraDad,a as Charles II. O'C0nnoT, Trustees
&C.-This was an action brought by the assignee In
bankruptcy OF f. Il. OC0nnor TO test the validity Of
trust deed which was executed by him to MS TWO
sons, the defendants, IN September 1866 as security
for certain trust FUNDS which had been received by
Mr. O'Connor from time TO time belonging 70 differ
ent estates. OF which he had been executor and as
to witch his cocxecutors mad requested um TO take
and use the moneys, paying interest thereon to
trustees. The deed was executed ana handed TO
tle grantees and r. h. q Connor then placed it
IN his safe. wnere 1t remained till about the
time 0f has iailure-a year afterwards. Mr. O'COn-
nor was solvent AZ the time OF executing the con-
veyance, but thereafter incurred heavy RESPONSE
bllities connected win the purchase and improve
ment OF the salisbury paper mill, which resulted In
Dis failure. The real estate covered by the trust
deed was by an arrangement sold, and a free clear
title given and the moneys deposited in trust COM
pany. ne action was now brought to determine
the title 10 those moneys, whIcn stood before the
Court IN lieu or the real estate. Mr.. A. r. Dyett on
behalf OF the paintin, contended that the deed was
invalid; first on the ground That II never was de-
nvered, and, secondly, that Is was fraudulent as
against the creditors. Mr.. Vanderpoel, Tor the
defendant. argued contra, and the case having
been submitted the Court tooS the papers and re-
served decision.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
COURT CaleRoaNS-THls DAY.

SUPREME COURT CmcUlT.-Part 1.--Beforc Judge
Card0Z0. Court opens at half rast ten A. M.--NOs.
a05, 1897 1921, 1885, 1905. 1907, i4o7 9O3. 8lo,
A75, TAT, 1s9 1885, l,09 1875, l7S3 2l3a 2i47 2i4e
2lol. Part 2.-Belors Judge Brady. Court opens at
eleven A. M.-SOs 244, 1868. 1886. l947 1914
1920, $3.50, 1901, 1854 1922, 1884, 032 1890, 4s4
l46S, 1406, $780, l54G, 1853, 2343a.
SUPREME COURT-SPECiAL TERM.--Held by Judge
Barnard. Court opens at nafli past ten A. M.-Nos.
1857, 30, 164 165. lo7. TO- l53, IFS, 1884, 1885, 1885,
1877, 1873, 1885, lQ0 l9l, 1888 1874, 1875, 1885, l97 1893,
100, 200, 20l 202 2o3 20i, 205, 20G.
SUPEEME COCRr-CHANBERS.-He by Judge In
graham. Cali OF calendar at twelve M.-Nos. los,
az, ll3, III l2l 1885, 136, i45. lsv Ill l75, ls6,
1877, 1888. Call 1875.
SUPERIOR CoCRT--TRrAL TEgM.--part 1.--Before
Chief Justice Barbour. Court opens at eleven
A. M.-Nos. 163, 999. 15s, 1927, 1897, 1915, l0t3,
1883, l4s5, 1851 l4S7, 1891, l4e3 1899, l50l Part
2-Bcl0ie Judge SpencerNos. 572, 1914, 1884, 1888.
l0di, 1872, ls-c, 1860, 2l62, 2oli 2o62 2o6t, 7s4
20y0, 20oS, 2042.
C0MNoN PLEAs.--Part l.-Before Judge Loew.-
Nos. sos, s5l, io0 429, $40, 10 Soc 573 25s, 3i2,
1874. 5es. s53, 500, s56.
MARiEE CoURT-TgiAL TERM.-Part l.--Before
Judge Curtis Calendar caleu ri ten A. M.-Nos.
49, boa, AL 652, 22j, 220 @0s f19, 462 525, 539,
6l6 3l6, 37, 3ls, 3lg. 4g3, 504, 6l2 Co., Part p
Before Judge AikerNos. 3o5, 39i 469 409, 500, $780,
6eo Oh, 5S2, $50, COS, 392, 393 3s7, a2f0, 474.
CCURr Or GESERAi. StsS iUNs.--bclole Judge Bed
iord.-Conrt opens ut eleven A. M.--Tne People vs.
Auam u. Lang, rape; same vs.. John Kenney. burg
iary same vs. Michael iailoran and Peter Reynolds,
le'onious assault aud battery; Same W. John Leary
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET, |
- MONDAY, March l4--6 p. NJ.
Business at the opening this morning was quiet
anc dull.
GOLD UNSETTLED AND FEyERIsH.
The gold market was firm In earlier transactions
to-day owing TO the bullish feeling OF the larger ope
rators, who bought last week Tor a reaction from
the extreme low points then touched. The price
rapidly advanced to ll33s, at which figure realiza
tons commenced with the result OF decline OF
about one per cent Here the telegraph announced
the Introduction OF bill by Senator Sumner to
provide for specie payments by the national banks
on the LIST or January next by requiring them TO
begin the accumulation OF specie, at the rate Of four
per cent monthly on their reserve. II will be seen
from the bank statement OF Saturday that the
banks in this oiy hold about fourteen per cent
of o reserve In specie. Adding four per cent per
month would give them just the required legal re-
serve Of twenty-five per cent in specie on the day
fixed for resumption according to Mr.. Summers
plan. This plan would doubtless work successfully
In the rural districts, where experience ION which
the law is founded) shows that only fifteen per cent
OF legal tender reserve Is necessary for ordinary
times But In our large cities the banks would need
u larger margin than twenty-five per cent to meet
the exigencies Of run upon them. stimulated. as 1t
would be. by the desire ana curiosity OF the public
to- for time at least, handle gold and silver again.
This impracticable project was advocated In
lengthy speech by Mr.. Sumner, the whole affair
sending gold down 10 lllss, the decline being ac-
ceerated by the weakness OF the foreign exchanges.
Here the old story started about granting bei-
gerent rights to the Cubans and up went the price
again to l12i<. The chief fluctuations were as fol-
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
SUPERIOR C9URT-TsiAt TeRM-pAaT 2.
The Moorc-lsonncil Slnnder Suit-'rhe Testi.
nlOny CiOsed-A Sealed Verdict.

The mOorc-Bonncil Slnndcr SmiL-The Testi.
m0ny CiOsed-A Sealed Verdict.
Before Judge Spencer.
Delta ". Moore Us. Joit. s. Bonnel.-The hearing
OF this case was resumed yesterday morning. Coun-
sci Tor the defendant asked 10 examine some wit
nesses whom he had not previously brought into
court. Mr.. Shaer counsel for plaintiff, OBJECTED to
have any witnesses examined except the coacnman
VINO drove the parties to be married. as that mad been
agreed upon on Friday. The Court Overrued tins
objection, and Jonn Horne was put upon the stand.
lie testified that In 1850 lie delivered letter from
Ronneil 10 Miss Moore
Mrs. Simonson, wte OF The school trustee testified
tnat sue saw bed In the back parlor OF the house
kIlty second street, where Tue palnun lived, aud
was tod by ner that IL put up Tor Bonnell when
he was in town: she went 10 the plaintiffs hoasc
ara told her tnat defendant old her husband in Ler
presence OF nafhS upon plalntin's PEI sou, and was
willing To have any female friend Oh ners examine
her III regard TO them pialntir SAID IL was beneasl
her dignity 10 submit 10 sucn examination; she was
asked by Mr. Shailer II she mad ever been turned out
Oi palnil5 house Tor indecent exposure her per-
son anu answered III the negative. Harriet Simon
son corroooIated the last witness testimony with
regard 10 the bed; Sne was also crosS-e examined as
TO some dlllcutJ Which arose between ner family
and the plaintiffs 81 but denied any knowledge OF Ii.
Mr. ROBINSON principal OF the school in whicn
Miss Moore was teacher was examined IN reference
to u note signed Dene Bonnell,u accepting an lnvi-
tation 10 the theaFre and swOre that IL was not
plainJu's handwriting.
hir. Stinert frequent visitor at plaintiffs house
dcnied having over seen q bed In the back paror
Mrs. Stinert testified 10 Mrs. Simonson, defend
ants witness, having been put ont OF her house tor
eAposlng her person, ana also TO dispute with
Harriet Snonsoa's brother III reference 10 1t.
MISS Moore heiseI was put on the stand by Mr..
Shaner, and swoie positively that she never told
any person or marks on her person.
THIS brought the testimony 10 q Close aud, coun.
sci having summed up, Judge Spencer proceeded to
charge tue jury at some length.
A sealed verdict was tnen ordered, which will be
announced this mornNlg.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
SUPREME CoURT-CIaCuIT-pAaT 2.

Action Against u Security for Rent-Aleged
fraudulent Representations.
Before Judge Brady.
Ed,cdrd L0,Tsdrd us. James N. Ryder.-Ths was
an action for rent Of premises in Madison avenue,
brought against the security Of a lessee The max
ing Of the lease ana non-payment were admitted.
The defendant claimed that at the time OF making
the lease fraudulent representations were made as
To the condition OF the premises and alleged that at
the time OF the execution OF the lease by the
an agreement had been made between her ana the
lessor tnat the lease should be for year, with the
privilege OF renewal lor the second year. The lease
~ executed Was for two years. 1t was also claimed
by the defendant that. owing TO q leakage IN the
roof, the premises could not be occupied and that
She surrendered in consequence.
The case has not concluded
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
STREET pJoTsTIoss.
UnIC-c..t Five o,Clo.h ,. n.
COMMERCIAL REPORT
MONDAY. March 14--sP VI.

MONDAY, March 14-SP VI.
corrxE.-Thc market for Rio que but prices were
steady 1T last quotations Other kinds dull but IN
changed. We heard Of sales OF moment
CorToS.Thers good business transacted IN ihis
staple to-day, the demand being principally FOR export,
adysnsc IN prices OF about Ac. per H. establish
the Market however closing du and heavy improve.
sut. TIE sales 1884 tass ancludiug 6i arr,e Of
witch 2,3is were for export, 80 for spinnin. and
2S5 speculation. The businssa In future dc.
hvcriea was far, and prices were generally 10
per IN. higher. There sold loo' baes basis
low mitilng oT market at 0c, TOO DO. for Apr ~ 2oc
9Aa, b0 do for May at s4c 2pac 80 do Tor jane At
ls.o 2osj aud Naie saturday Ds 20. Tor Apr at ls
VI ao fnr NAV Of we, s DO. for June q, lls. l9Ac
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
COT rON HiRKsFS.
NEW ORLEANS, March II, 1870.

NFw ORLEANS, March II, 1910
Cotton IN active demand at full prices Mi1ilin, 2INc.
2lz{c receipts, 32o bales; cOaswse, 459
sG35 baics. Imports TO the Coniiaent 0l bales
wise, BIO bale, saeS, 100 bacS stock, 23s bi9 tales.
SAVANNAH, Ga, March Il, 1870.
Cotton In good demand. MlddIng, 20t4c Bic Net
ceipts l6fo bales Erpous-TO Britain 1870 bacs
the Continent $50 bacs coaswse. 6oi bales; sales sco
bales; stock, 5S cSs bales.
CrABLEsTos s. c., March IL, 1870
Cotton quiet mlidlnR 2g5sc. receirs, $50 balrs E,
ports-Coaswse, 44 oaes sales 2ol bales stock 2)iS
bales
Bosros March II, 1870
Cotton dull aud prccs nominal. Mlddliug 9isic. Net
rccepls IA bacs; eoaswiee 5 bales; ioai Z6ty baes.
sales, l50 bales; stock, IL, ecu bales. .
BALTIMORE, March H. 1870
Cotton In fair demand at firm prices. Atdlng 2lc. Na
receipts loo bales; coa-twse 81 bses tps l5 haes
pos coastvAe l5 bsles sales, so bales stock $50 balcs
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
SGfEHl0a CGuhT-SPcClAl TEHA
Decisions.

Decisions.
Before Judge Jones'
B1rnsteed Us Weed et dt.--Motion granted.
Myers ps. Cohen.--Complaint dismissed, with costs
and ten dollars costs or motion.
Spring u.s. BattaH.-Motion granted. without COSTS
B0ygiS as. jan et Gl.-Moton granted.
Alien Us. Peterttne.-Motion dsmisSing complaint
vacated ana set aside.
Wtr1ditoz Us. O'Brie,i, S3te,'iG.--Motlon granted
iSO,tthDicG JS. SOUthacjck.--Motlon directing Life
and Trust Company 10 pay defendant fine Of 81 900
United states bonds granted.
Atb6iiis Us. 1iteTtOn et az. three motions).-Mo-
tl0ns Withdrawn, with ten dollars costs with liberty
to renew on future papers payment or said COSTS
within ten days; proceedings lii the meantime
stayed.
Mccall Us. Mutua, Insurance Comnanu-Motion
granted.
Herman rs. WOo,0 et Gl.--Same.
Brink Us. Smith et Gi-Exlra allowance OF
seventy dollars granted.
Van Wych, DC, vs. FOtsOm.--Same.
In the Natter or The Petition ~ Thomas H. Barr
Receirer.-Order granted and fled In Clerks Office.
OBTien, She'IB, u.s. Rotce et ai.--EXtra allowance
OF two and q hal per cent granted.
Beger rs. AdrES.-Moton denied, without costs.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
SUPREME c0UaT-cHaMDE2,.
Decisions.

By Judge CardoZo.
Sfnson de-, u.s. Roman Catholfc Assluaa, ac.-Mo-
zion granted.
BY Judge Ingraham.
I2eOdOre Barber Us. ChnTleS A, Barber RepOrt
confirmed and Judgment OF divorce granted
11Otph BaGtr CS. E1fl0 JOIta4 Baker,--Re-
por. OF referee confirmed and Judgment of divorce
granted.
Myers os. McGo,6da et aL-Mo,on granted with
costs.
me Preside,at DC, or the De20arare GYl0 IyuQsoa
Cdildl Company 0S. Hoyt.--Motion granted.
The New York herald., 1870-03-15

Bernard Beiger, Joseph Cohn, Frank Solomon, Emma
Haas tsix casesi. James Young, Mary q. Wilkin
(eght cases. Ellen Towney. Ehen Gilmore and Ber-
nard Lowenthal, grand larceny; Same Va. John
Sullivan, John Aaher ana Jacob Fisher, petii lar
ceny
The New York herald., 1870-03-15
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT
The Alleged COunterfeiters.
Before Commissioner Newton.

In the case OF Antonio Cattucee, Marco Baiafree
ana Pablo Mauci the Italians arrested on the charge
OF counterfeing nickel coin at No. 43 York street,
the hearing has been set down for Wednesday, at
twelve NJ. The accused were committed by Com
missioner Newton
Alleged Conspiracy to Defraud the Govern-
mcnf.
The United States rs. Richord Ro,c,aad et al
The defendants in this case were arrested on the
charge OF conspiring to Gefraud the government by
means or bogus mortgage on property which had
been seized for violation Ol the revenue laws. Yes-
terday T.. H. Perrin, one OF the defendants, waved
examination aud was held in bail TO await the
tion OF the Grand jury The hearing OF the cases Of
others was postponed until the 2lst inst.