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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

The higher ruling Of gold, combined with the ad-
vance In fve-twenties in London, led to strong
market for governments but prices nuctuated very
little. The circular Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
had no effect upon the market IL is intmated that
Mr.. Boutwell, In so strenuously resisting the solicit
tatons Of the street to increase his gold sales while
doubling his purchases OF bonds Is operating upon
a theory that such course VIII bring tile prices OF
nve-twenties and gold together, II not induce the
former 10 pass the latter and thus pave the way for
funding the debt In the new loan. The Assistant
Treasurer received today further instalment OF
$42, 600 OF the five per cents Of 1871 making total
Of 81, $4,000 so far presented for redemption.
The following were the nnal street quotations
for government bonds:--United States cur.
rency SKIES, NIX . nix; do, 1881 regis
tered, 1lSX 1i49i; dc. DE-, coupon, 1884, q
1l4k de- nve-twenues, -egistayed, May and Nove,a.
Der. I0sA a 1851; do. do, 1Sd2, coupon do, ilzL
. lib; do de-, 1884, 90. DO, 1Il3s q iIlA;
do. do, 1856, do. DO, 111h 112; DO. no.,
registered. January ana July, llo,. uoh; do. DO,
1885, coupon, do. HON Iok; do. do, 1897 do.
ia, 1lex 1lox; do. d., 1885, do. do, HOY l1oA;
do ten-fores registered, 1osx 1896 do de-, con-
pom, 1861 108%.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE DEcLIsED.
The supply OF cotton bills on the market has again
weakened the rates for foreign exchange and the
bankers were compelled 10 further reduce tnefr
rates, which az the close were % Notwithstanding
sixty days commercial, 1o7x 1os,S good to
prime bankers, 1857 iOsA; short sight, 1o9I
. loeh; Antwerp, 6.2lA b1b; Hamburg, 3sA a
Ss'; Amsterdam, AoH aoX; Frankfort. 4oA Al;
Bremen, Tx a 7S1t; Prussian thalers, FOX q 7134
MONEY EASY.
Despite the unfavorable bank statomen, or satur-
Gay money was In abundant supply at five to six per
cent Inc transactions at four per cent were purely
exceptional the Increased volume Of business al the
sbOck exchange creating an active demand at five
SsJ csns sVeAe government cellHteyay- DISCOUNTS
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NEW HERGnl TUESDAY H. ls7o-TRIPLE SHEET

s 3d.: Sss v me :ss:
latte. ss'' s s Ssas .ss ss s.s
.a' ~ ~.s s;'' ssa and as$ln.i
:';. e III
s % ' * :. .ns a ia YER
o,I,s.Llsssd wss dal tho bushes. was confined to
kinds dull at last qsoiatioas - =
ss 90 pc s's orc
ann sa s Sn der % the market
a, 90 for Western !, There sold 1900 6bs on
ssa .5ou, 500 Ss' we.,srs p lo. a. sss VA
were v ssi Hs,Sa" slts sS ws1s
ss. a ts &c fss s1S S Wa
sI %s'f sSa isS RsSts:s'a
81 no Ss.t
sequence Beef in terces inactive, and we heard Of
Gully III: as sss "a t. ssSs
s l Of All .ss or es g '%s 9 a %
extra DO Bacon was au and n' prss" Sssvy
weak '0, s ssas Ga r1 m.s s.rs solo 90. asf
s'pss ers:' ssas
,sd 4 sse c Smoked and esgsed anIrs ~sTs qaoisa
s%s,lsa!e. within ,he range Of these prlcsG IN.
M ssng s a n for crude in bulk W.. aS
prices h closing pss for roa saes lots was some
Sssssa ssss
and nominal at about 1876 there ssies reported
NaphthA was duh, but nnchanged prices were nominal AZ
sasc. sac. The business in refined wss
unimportant. There but little demand, and
that was mostly for oil the spot, which
and generally neld At 2sc For lie balance OF
this month there sellers at about .5c. We heaS Of
sales OF consequence. There moderate demand
for obblng lots, which selling at 27t3c 2Sc., the
latter price being obtained for prime white Tho market 10
Philadelphia was quiet but stronger owing 10 tho light
offerings. The sales 1900 lbs October 25sc
2b, the market closing r and bnoyant ~ the latter
price. Crude In hbs quoted lone l6c., with
private terms.
sTrARISE-Jhe narse, stin dull but prices
changed. The demand only for small lota few small
sses were made within the OF lac. lsc for common
10 prime.
prices quite steady former figures About all
the sales made basis OF 9c. lDc for fair
good refining Cuba There disposed 800 hhaa-
part at ?ac. 9kc. for Cuba and English islands, and
mand at steady prices. We qnoie:--Ha IsjSc;
1lhc l2ssc. We quote cuoalnerior 10 common rein
&c. age; iar refining. szc.; refining 0c. fair
TO good grocery, le1kc lvHc. prime 20 choice gro
gerry, 1886 llc.; centrifugal (bhds and boyes 9Ac
uHc.; moassss (hhds ans hoxss) sac. l0c; melado,
Sc. SEC. H.vanA Boxes Dutch standard, Nos 10 ..
lelc. lic.; do 10 to rs ils.c,a l2e. do 10 60 70
lssGc. l3c. do white. l3ac. 13dc. Porto KcoReGn
ing grades. 800 l0c de- grocery grades leiac lAC.
TALLoW-The market was quiet, but prices
changed. The 20 00J bs from ssc 10
49,. the latter price for choice city.
but prices without particular change. Sales loo bbs
Il syc.
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While al this buoyancy existed al the Stock Ex-
change; while the English money market was
reported easy; while fve-twenties in London
advanced from s1a to OK, while exchange was
lower and weak. and while the government intends
TO sell million gold on Wednesday, the gold market
WIS armer and rose from 1131s TO ll3x, simply ON
the high rates for cash gold exacted by the lenders
from those who were borrowing to make deliveries.
The spectators for decline, wearied Of the obstI
nate position Of the holders Of aod closed their
tracts, insmost instances at loss and 10 the
more attractive field presented IN the Stock
Exchange, where the fluctuations are reviving
The halcyon deys OF mOney-maktng. The effect Of
the numerous Influences rected above worked their
erect later IN the day. when gold again fell on to
J13k; but, despite the normal influences for a de-
cline, the undertone Of the MARKET, derived from the
operations Of the lenders OF gold, twas n, showing
the power which combinations In Wall street possess
against the natural course Of events. The chief
fluctuations OF the day were as follows
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SALES At THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

...sls7, 1885, 2oc $40, sis, 100 s23s, sCl, 257
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IalDBL CH6 HHtuTHI CUuTsc OF tVtHIS.
OF The day were as follows
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Wheat was hfmsI under good Inquiry and favorable
lost Tho ssics about i7bO bisbels
u, u p for choice OLD No Milwaukee, 81 vs. s "a ror
do, ~ 27le 81 20 for No. l. I'll "a FOR fiirn,s
winter, II 81 81 for smbsf winter and 81 50 Si II
being 10000 bushels at Sic $50. MIXED Wesern The
latter price Tor prime Oaf steady with sales OF
dun small 10, new Western q wss sold se Barley wss
Canada West and 81 Is for No. CHICAGO az bs,.v
mat there small saes at 81 for state ana nj "a
for prime Canada ~ " Nv
GUNsIrs dull and prices were nominal a. our last
quotations. No sales. - A' '~'
HoPs.-ihe Market still duh, but ur,ses var. ,,r
changed This demand confined small lots 10 .nn,
the Of brewers The salea nads ~.
old. '"o w
BExr--hspls quoted At lsc IsAc. rod. vv,,no,,
sales Other kinds were dun Al lhc, gold Tor si,a de-
0MoLAssTs The markstswas sl quiet and ve heard NJ
sales about $50 hhds Barbados on term.
There was moderate demand for all OF the
grades a former Dgures. We quote - s'SS'y
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STREET QyOTkrnss.
Haif-pa.t Five o,t,lock p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MOEpAy Oct l0.-6P. NJ.
CnSrfE with good demand and the stock reduced 70
about 5000 bags market Tor Rio fairly active and
prices al quotations below. There
5g7 bass ex SKIOLD 35s O. Blanchard and iS25 d.
ey HALEY private terms Other kinds sin
dull but unchanged. We quote: Rio, ordinary carroes
Ike I44c. fair do, lbc- like; good do, loo
= i61c. prime do, TIC Nkc.; extremes tor lols H,Sc.
lee. Java government b.gs 2oe aae do Isbgs grass
&c.,; haracsbo l6e. ,eSc; Lsyuayra, 1859. foa !;
Jamaica l4c. l6c st. Domingo gold bond slc &C.
GearAfloc. lie, Costa Rca. i5Lc. lSc. Manila, l6c
I7c Mexican. 5c. lsc savanla BIKE lsc all soid
duty paid.
CorroS. free offerings, holders generally being
ANXIOUS rcrre. and only demand the INA eli
for ln staple only moderately active and heavy AMI
prices rec.ded fully Nc per b. tho market coring weak
al the decline in made At figures &c
below our quotations appended Including m bsies 10 ar
ye sold iss bales OF which Sls spin
ming 100 and " speculation The business
future deliveries vas only Moderate, ana prices
Tho sales we're 500 !, bales, basis low lnlddlng
lbHc. 15sc. 40 do for December Is ei6c Like,
loo do January 1870, 900 DO o. b. Ia Savannah
private terms also date Saturday 300 Tor October at
5lc 600 do for January At Is. q. IL II Lee 500 40 r.
b. In New Orleans 10 October, At 15c, 100 do o. b. In
Savannah, on private terms. We quote
fJ0Dds Mons
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Pm fhs nar1st was quiet and rather stronger for
sells suitable Tor the petroleum were more sought after
hrmy held. Ths engagements were TO Liver.
cotton At 3D. 70 Glasgow, steamer bushels wheat
Sod. 70 Rotterdam tobacco AT SCs The
shsrisrs wrre:- A bark from Savannah ia M
sterdsm with l,lbc bales cotton ., 1884. 4
with s;o baea cotton and With $500 bills pero,
eun hence 10 me Continent. on private brig
y Barcelona, with Loo bbs petroleum, NJ 6s bark to
Rotterdam, with 800 do Do At s 81 bark from Phna
dspha to direct IN the with 260O do
d. at 5s Cd park from tho port To a port on The
Continent between Hsvre and Hamburg, 400 crude
do ri &c. and bark ~ Brsuen tobacco slaves ka
private terms. -
FLOUR AID GRAIN. Receipts, Isls bbls hour 75o do
meal by bags do $3.50 bushels wheat LA ss do
1854 do oats 1885 harley 100. Do rye and
Is 500 do malt The no market ruled steady uudnr
demand =, our previous quotations. The were 2OOO
bbM Southern Hour steady. noiera,a dam
naes 500 For rye dour there vss - Ssn,and
steady prices The sales 80 bhs Corn meal ras
4 IN Far vslIox ouots. w. y - "'s""yWme anu
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THE ACADEMY AID ITS STOCKHOLDERS.

NEW YORK, 0cI. 10, 1870.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
The statement in this mornings HERALD In regard
TO the stockholders Of the Academy OF Music is en-
tirely unwarranted. Since the original subscription
they have received no return for their investment
other than the right to seat for each share OF
which right many have never availed themselves
cheerully surrendering It when asked to do so. 1t
Is very easy TO Drae about art, &C., but people
would grumble If The best seats were given them
without charge. ANY stock holder Will confirm the
above. ONE WHO KNOWS
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were in better demand, ana prime paper passed
quite freely at ~ to per cent.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
The Southern state bonds were nrm, with fair
business the inquiry coming largely from the South
ern States and transactions being on time. Prices
were without important change.
THE RAILWAY MoRTG AGES.
The Following were the bids for the railway mort
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COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the foreign imports at New
York dnring the past week and since the beginning
OF the year.
1898. 1889 1870
Dry GOODS. sl5sl,0I2 81 ,aeo,6s5 s2,q6s, 4o6
eeheIai muse. 2ao5,4V 2.GS,3I6 $3.50, I'D
Total FOR week $A,057.4s9 S3904O3I SGs52 035
Prev. reported. s562T,757 1876 49, .2y 23I 500 81
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from
per cent for carrying to 1-ls for borrowing. the
transactions for carrying we're purely exceptional,
and occurred few minutes before three O'Clock,
the loans being ex-Cesring House. The average
rate for borrowing was about a-64. The operations
Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as folows:--
Gold cleared. $50 $40, 900
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C0ETua FLEAs-s2scal Tssa
The Gold Panic Rcdivivus-Jhut Black Fri.
day III Wall Ss-eer.

The Gold Panic Eecdivivus-JIut Black Fri.
day in Wall Street.
Before Judge Joseph y. DAILY.
OrlanhO ~. Jocelye Us. james t2slt, Jr., CT a.
This matter growing out Of tho gold panic IN Wall
street on the memorable "Back Friday," SO wen
remembered by the bulls and bears, came before the
court III obedience 10 notice served on the defend
ants requiring them 70 show cause why the eXami
nation or witnesses should not be suspended. Some
few weeks back Judge Barnard transferred this suit
and several others In connection Win the gold specu
Iaiions OF The defendants ~ the supreme Court
From that decision OF tho Judge the piaiptin has
appealed. the ground that it was contrary to the
provisions or the Code TO transfer them. Cne
appeal s'stl pending ana the plaintiff now claims
tnat the suit is properly III the Common Pleas and
asks TO proceed with the examination OF witnesses
before trial, in accordance With TIE order OF this
Court Mr.. Field, tho defendants counsel, did not
appear al the hour named In the order, ana cx-
order denying the motion noticed by the deleHdants
and directing that the examination proceed, with
the understanding that II defendants' counsel dc
sired the motion 70 be reheard PLAINTIFFS counsel
would consent TO It. Mr.. Field subsequently came
INTO court and objected 10 the order directing the
examination to proceed on the ground that t1e suit
was IN tho supreme Court.
Judge Daily sald nc would adhere TO hs decision
On The motion OF Judge Emctt, and be would
that that gentleman would adhere To his stipulation
t0 consent to rehearing II decndaats' counsel de-
sired IL.
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supafaE crua1-GgsMsEay.
Infcressag Divorce suiC-Tha Tie Of tho
EaiLhiess Joseph Severed.
Before Judge Jngraham,

IHfcrcssas Divorce SniC-The Tie Of tho
Eaithiess Joseph Severed.
Before Judge Ingraham.
EtdzQbe.jI OsTne ps. Joseph Ome.-lp September,
1853, LII Merry Cld England, Joseph married Eliza-
beth. Both were young ana happy. Soon after, IN
1866 beautiful girl, sarah was born In Manchester
Joseph having q desire for travel and an enlarged
area Of freedom, quit England, and with wife
end chlld came>to New York, aud III 1853 an other
daughter, Lizzie, was born and added 10 the connl-
biai Joys. But welded Life Is not always Blessing
10 a man Of rowing nature and whose tastes and
appetite are understandable. so when the Bra
ztllan colonization scheme offered IT'S temp
tatioDs Of rich lands, large harvestl with
bat little labor required, and large grants
OF lands 30 American emigration, Joseph saw
dASlDg prospects before him. Brazil had dia-
crops, add diamonds Co hs sock; SO suddenly LID
Bralu fever broke out upon lin and away thi,her
he went In The course of time there nc visited one
OF BraziPs dusky, animated diamonds, and 10, thoy
palred together ana Wooed In the soii, still hours OF
pight, ana after many~an embrace they parted and
Joseph once again saw New York snores. His faith.
la VIE, thinking Joseph had been away too long to
nave kept himself moral man, Inquired and
learned he had amaleamated in another cline, and
she sought the services Of Isaac q. Boyce rs her
COUNSEL ana his Honor Justice Inggahaui upon the
.epoft Oh snuus j. Lyon the referee. confirmed the
report ahd granted 70 Ellzabeth che custody OF the
CuiuIe'l ana set her free rom the Iatness Joseph.
The IF"osrnn i'abcns Corpus Case.
The case OF Laura woodruff, who was committed
10 the House of the Good Shepherd by Judge Coulter
hoouf week ago, came up yesterday on a writ OF
laDeas corpus
The counsel for the defence claimed Gnat she had
been convicted without examination and ON de-
iectye aiaov1t: ana further, mat being a Protest
ant she should not have been sent 70 tis Hvuse of
LbaG00d Shepherd against her will.
The case was adjourned urEli to-day 70 securc the
Attendance OF Judge Coulter.
Application TO vHcase un Assessment.
Mr. Miller applied to Judge 'rngraham to vacare an
assessment for regulating and grading sixty-fo,rth
street, between Third and Fifth avsnues, ON the
ground that the resolution and report Of committees
cf The Common Council were not published by the
seventh and thtryseventh sections Of the charter OF
1851 10 all the papers designated by theorp Coration
Corporation Counsel 0'GoUnaH opposed The app
cation, sn6 argued that the charter did not rea,ire
ihe publication IN al OF tbepapers AZ the same time
Decision reserved.
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BsOoaLYa COURT Of SESSIONS,

Moro Burglars and Horse Thief Disposed or.
Before Judge Troy.
James McCue, Henry rDonahue and Edward
o'Keefe were tried yesterday for having. on the
night OF the Goth ut, broken into Frederick Grofrs
grocery store No. 146 North Fifth street. Tho pri
soners were caught outside the store dividing the
spoils. They were promptly convicted by the Jury,
and Judge Troy sentenced each Of them to the
Pen;tentiary for four years, eleven months and
twenty-nine DAYS.
Philip Quirk, william Foster and Henry Donahue
the prisoner mentioned In the preceding easel
were convicted Of having broken into the Emerald
CLUB rooms No. 157 North Fifth street. QurK AMI
Foster were sentenced to the State Prison for fve
years. Sentence was suspended in Donahues case
until the expiration of his previous sentence.
John Darrian stole a horse and wagon belonging
convicted and Judge Troy sentenced him TO the
Penitentiary FOR four years, eleven months and
twenty.nine days.
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Increase.


Alter making the necessary deductions there is
left for home consumption, North and South 064 2
bales. We put down for Southern consumption
$4,000 bales which includes 10000 bales taken for
consumption IN Virginia ana counted IN the exports
from that state, leaving for Northern consumpii
s52,s42 bales, against sa0720 In 1869, showing an
Increase Of IL, l22 Bales.
From alelter dated LIST inst,. received from y. i.
Nourse OF Boston, chairman OF the Statistical Oo-
mittee Of the Manufacturers and Planters Associa.
ton OF the United States, Increase Of one per
cent In Northern consumption Is assumed the
past year over chat of IS63-'d9, which shows an
increase Of s,4oT bales, thus making according To
Mr. NOurse's assumption, the past years con.
sumption, s4s127 bales. Our figures show the
Northern consumption the past year TO be So, ,3l2
bales, a difference Of only 8 715 bales.
INC vaine OF the crop pf the past year Ns6b-5
may be put down An round numbers at $325 900 00,
This Immense amonnt Of money has been Of incal.
eulabe benett TO the entire country.
The summing UP Of the crop. as deyeOped in o,lr
statement exceeds tire estimate Of the most "a apgIIite
In hbe early part OF the past season frem q haf 10
three-quarters OF million OF bales, which proves tie
utter i2lacy OF the many advance statements OF
growing crops, which aye hcralded throughout
Europe and the Northern states for the purpose OF
affecting prices. Such statements work great injury
20 the planter ~ well W TO he buyer oad conaonOtf.
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The Harrisburg Toptc tsartcd as Governor Geary's
orgaDl has been purchased ana merged into new
daily paper to be issued at The capital and to
pe named the Pennsylvania State journal.
The valley Pirgi7fan has changed hands. Messrs
BuidetJ and Anderson have sold OUT to Messrs.
Stoneburner and Pen5erton.
Isaiah B. Boyle, editor Of the Frontier Democrat,
at Neosha Fails, Kansas, committed suicide by
taking morphine On Sunday morning
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COURT ckiEaDlnS-TAls DaY.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS Held by Judge
ingraham. called at twelve O'Clock M
Nos. g. 40, 14s, 149, 154.
MARINE CoURT.-Part 1.--Heid by Judge Curtis.--
Nos 1914 1870 1852 1891 1910 l72a 1872 1924, 1915
by Judge observation-disclosures. 1925, 1925, 1921 1925.
1922 1880, 1884, 1882, 1888, 1884 1885, 1887 1921 1924
la2Y.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BRuCJs--BARRIE.--On Thursday, September s. at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev. DR..
Smith, WILLIAM BRUCE, OF New York, to MARY, the
cards.
D'HuYyEITER-STORER.--O "Wednesday, Septem-
Der H. by the Rev. J. L. Alliger, OF Jamaica, l.. L.,
VINCENT D'uuYvErTER to MARY SpoREB, both Of
Brooklyn.
--wErGHrMAN.--O Tuesday, September II,
at 81. AIMS church, New York. by Rev. DR.. Gallai,-
det, JAMES s. F0orE, OF New York. 10 MARY, eldest
daughter OF George Weightnan, Esq, OF Brooklyn,
L.
CsTERHOUT-BEMAN.--0n Tuesday, September
13, at the residence OF the brides father by Rev.
William H. Pendeton, of New York, assisted by Rev.
II. T. Biscox, D. d., OF Brooklyn Rev. G. v OUsTER-
only daughter Of II. Beman, Esq, Of Brooklyn.
Boston papers please copy.
PETTIr--CARLIsLE.-ln Brooklyn, on wednesday,
September H. at the residence OF tue brides mother
by the Rev. W. s. Studley, Mr.. WINFIELD PEYTIr ~
MISS ADA CARLISLE.
SoLEy--JACKsON--On Tuesday, September I3, at
ST. Georges church. by the Rev. S. II. Tying, ID. D.,
Lieutenant SOLEY, U. s. N, ~ Miss MARY JACKSON,
OF New York.
SroRY-KIMBALL.-- Yorkvlle, on Tuesday, Sep
tember 49, by the Rev. nr. Osborne, STiLLMAH IL.
STORY, of Brooklyn, to KATE d. KIMEALL, OF New
York. No cards.
ER--ATTERBuRY.-On Wednesday, septem-
ber IA, at the Hermitage, near Trenton, N. j., 10y
the Rev. Dr.. John &. AtterbuTy, WILLIAM =. SrRy-
KER, OF Trenton 10 HELEN b., daughter OF Mr.. Lewis
Atterbury, Jr., OF New York city.
YATEs--LEvEoUE.--O Sunday, September II, by
the Rev. Dr. Hlgbee, JEROME YATRs Of thls city, TO
Miss ROSE LEvEoUE, Of Montreal Canada
Montreal witness please copy.
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tUPkEME COuRr.-RIOHARD
SALTONSTALL

CUPEEME COURT RICHARD SALTONSTALL
- against Samuel Lord-Summons for a money demand
ou contract {Com. not servedl To the defendant You
hereby summoned and required the complaint
Ia this aciior, which will be filed IN the Office OF the Clerk Of
the city and county OF New York nj the City Hall in said
city, and 10 serve of to the said complaint
on the at his Office No so Wall street in the said
city, wnhn twenty days after the OF this summons
on you exclusive OF the day of such and II you fail
TO answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
planth in this action will take Judgment against you for the
sum Of one thousand three hundred and nifty dollars with IN
teres from the fourth day Of November thousand eight
Dated 23d. July, 1870.
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COURT or GEsEssL SESSION..

a Witness Treats the Coart Svirs CONTEMPT
siArrtoc Iiemarks of Judge Bedford Upon
the DDtics of Wirnes-es and Jurors.
Be'ore Cunning &. Bedford, City Juoge.
The Grand Jury came Into court yesterday with
@rtyGye ,Dd,einenta foy yaraos ananees. Hius
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Tho L0eb DssSlIIcFy Cnse-~ ~UIatfibutIOn Of The
Proceeds.
Before Judge Bxuhford.
This case, which has been noticed In the BEsALD
on q previous occasion, was yesterday Concluded
II had beea referred 70 Commissioner Belts 10 ascer-
tain who was the sniornier entitled TO share Ia the
proceeds Of the dstilled spirits, &c, which were
$aken from Loeo's dfstillery IN AprI last. 1nSe
different persons glaimed 10 DO tlrst inIorner. VIZ,
Michael Osullivan, Farnham z. Tucker ana Milliain
wheaton, but the Commissioner, after examining
She testimony and receiving evidence rom inc ro.
sel OF EACH decidsd that tucker only was eptleu 10
share In the proNeds, and made out MS report ac-
c0rdingly. 0'Sullisan ard wheaton entered onec-
tons to TINS decision, stating that lt was
In every particular. and the matter was accoIuinsy
referred 10 JiIrSe BlaJchfOrd, VINO at once conhre"
tho Commissioner a report III favor OF TUCKER.
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THE CoU R rs.

vAitsa States and Stats Legal Precssdings- The
Great Gold Panic Of Year Ago-A Rowing
Engrishmsn's Divorce Treublss-Judgs
Bedford Creating Panic Among
Criminals-Ths Case Against Mar
shall sharp ADigni6sd Bow.