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execution creditor. verdict was accordingly
aiven for the defendant
SWIhVn VVuHI IhINS ft"W INIT .
Action for Damages Against the sixth Avenne
Rallr0ad-Case Dismissed.
Before Judge Jones.

Action Tor Damages Against tue Ssxsn hSon"0
Rallr0ad-Case Dismissed.
Before Judge Jones.
Jules MWtch as. Sigth Are,oe RdHr0dd CONF
pany.--Ths is an action for damages rather out OF
the usual course. Tie plainIin AYERS In MS COM
plant that IN May 1869, he got into sixth avenue
car at Forty.nlnth street and gave the conductor
two dollar bin from which TO take tho fare. Alter
riding some distance, and the conductor not
giving him back his change he went TO tho
rear platform aud asked TOT IT, Inc
conductor said he had given the change
10 another man from whom ne thought he received
the Di who had since lett The car rhe conductor
accordingly refused to give the plaintin the change
and an altsrcatien ensued, which resulted IN mis-
being forcbly elected from the car by the conductor
and person assisting him. crowd collected and
in the aiercation the plaintin lost box containing
some clothing, which was snatched from under
his arm. After being elected the planfliY
was forcbly dragged back upon the car
sight, who, on complaint Of the conductor
took him into custody and 10 the station mousse
where lie was locked up one night. upon tnese
alleged facts he brings suit placing ms daniagcs
at $4,000. The defence was that the CONDUCTOR cn.
ceeded hs authority and acted maliclousiy anu ~
anger, and therefore the company was not respohsi
be and that IL any action lay II was agalnst c oon
ductor and not the road. Tne Courl, are neuarnS
the testimony, sustained the defence ana oism'sscu
the COMPLAINT.
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Wheat was dn ana lower: sales made Of choice
:s.Gs q ss - II e.
s.x e. Sa z: ' I9asa y g sss.
s:ss ss:S.s 4 ss
were, .s. =: Ss'oT ss:sIs ::s:
we.srn Rye was dull and We heard q sales; old and
s. ss'f wss and 3ni u IS ys o1
GgrNIfs were dull and prices nominal Ut former
and Msc T. S Ss
few sales made were at prices ranging from oc to S for
HEAP dun prices were nominal at our last quota.
HAYThe demand WAS moderate but price, were lower.
Iys W. 1ss q ~ IL II .sS ase sa Ss 81 long
ss: VIII 4s:s &c s
ls, ;Sss Sss MSa'syii.o VI
S's .ssass tsis!na e is n ss
IT,. sa Ssn5sa m%ss n%ss19 i Ss %nss II
Mr;.nsTSs as$ 6. MsTi,s.
asmp&ss &.s.so - S' rs s. noffst.
. s :ssl fss ssssGs:s Gis:ss 8 s ss
M ssS % sess Isns a
5 nass sons sa%%sss 5 n were sold part 50 tons asngss
s slow S o
ans @ os
& a 81. iron W.. wa s s
$7s New rails we were snet but steady =. 5 s5a god
-. LEATHvn Jiemlock demand light, except for
The prime grades, which fair request full former
eayy was 10 good supply and freely offered a. our
almost all kinds is fair. Oak quiet though there
emocSBuem9S. %cIg SarS .aah last week We aao's; DO
middle 2shc soc; DO, Light ysc: 800. California
orinSco, &c heavy 2sc. ssNc. DO, middle, s7Ic 29c
Ss 2sc ass poor ,n ,%nsmagsd ~ nas ana weights SSc zoe
s2o c2oIo.a do middle &c. A2c DO. igh - So,
light S6c 42c do, in the rough heavy, Ssc Mc.; do,
2to. wv w. -
LEApPig was quiet but prices were steady and 0rm at
p0rtancc. - -
LME-Ihe demand was fair at steady prices We quots:-
Common, 81 ID; lump 81 a.
LUMBKR-Eastern spruce fair request and only N
moderate supply and full prices prevailed About 5gO 700
iet were sold AZ from *l8 to go fair to choice
LAThs were " 1air request and steady with moderate
TN - was no change % note IN he maTke
Orleans At asoufomer prices Fsre wss freely oirsd IRE
AND hedlpm opelied ThA aaoA ~ hn1A Illn1ao1
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TIE NEW YORK CENSUS.

The following Is the result OF the census Of this
state by counties. compared with the enumera-
ons Of 1850. The four counties Of tho Eastern dis
trict-Kmgs, Queens, Richmond and su1olk-havs
not yet been returned and are therefore estimated.
Our figures will not, probably be far from correct.
The footing it will be seen shows gain since 1896
OF b2o. 92o ana since 1850 OF 4s0, 966:-
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COMMON PlEAs-SPEClAL TERM.
Decisions.

by Judge LarremOre.
Hyatt us Apola,stt.-Motion denied, with costs. to
abide event OF suit.
FetSah0ltz pS. Dia'nond.-Answer Of defendant
stricken out sham and frivolous. and plaintr to
have judgment,
Reid et a. us. Cs1ny-Interrogatorle to be filed.
IN the natter OF Thomas Ke1zte, d3yuDpoSed Lu1sd
t,c.-FindinQ of the jury confirmed, and appoint
ment OF committee OF property.
Roberts rs. spautdtn0.- Judgment for plaintiff.
Sheldon rS. Lake.-Order opening default
Xus7uy rs. Hulzi0er.-Plaintin has leave to amend
summons.
In the Natter orthe Petition Of Jacob Roseaoer0-
Order Of assignment.
Monroe ct az. u.s. BfydsaH.-Order vacating .njunc-
tion.
Sherman Us. .Lhadsdv.--Reference ordered.
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WILMINGTON, Nov. 10, 1870.
Spirits OF Trpcntine, nNc. Strained rosn firm, 81 ~
Crude turpentlne unchanged Tar higher, III 3d.
OLBvELANp, Nov. Is, 1870.
Petroleum Hrmer; refined 20c.; crude a.
SAVANNAH, Nov. Is, 1870.
Cottou-Markei nrm sdd1ings, l6ac saleB 1O0O baeSl
net receipts 342 bales. Expors-To Great Britain, 3.04S
bales; TO the Continent 9o5. Stock, 76,O bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Ii, 1870.
Cotton active full prices; midding l5c saes 66voi
receipts H. JAZZ coaswisc, 252 total 1882 stocks
lO6,0l6
CHICAGO Nov. II, 1870
QUIET 5ass.Sss ssa ~ssa e 81 81 Na',
81 o4SS, seller December for No. spring. during
lower at 5sc, cash Ssc seller, & NevemSSfsi Sci
Rye dull; NO D. ssc: Barley dull and lower; No 2 Soc
Hghwines steady &c., bound. Mess pork quiet ana
1rm %22 60 Lard, lsc 1s1sc Live hogs active ana
armer ~ 4o Cattle qSst and ancnamGedh; ~ s hsbs:
corn, 20U0 bushels oats 5000 bushel: rye, tm bushels
barley 500 hogs GOO bes n9ur ano4 bushels
wheat 0O W 900 bushels onts 90o0 bushels
rye 60O6 bushels barley 1850 hogs. Fregns quiet to
OswEao, n. y, Nov. Is, 1890
Flour active unchanged saes 270U bbis at 81 20 for
No spring. ~ for amber winter ~ % for white IS for
double Wheat hrm sales 47W bushels choice white
Corn steady sales lsoO bushels Sc Oats Arm; sales
22O) bushels Western at 54c b5c Barley dalli
sales 5000 bushels choice Bay qnne at VI B Rye
and peas inactive. Corn , msa, VI % Yor Snnea; nn
sis $50; shpstus $2i $ss middiings $40 .$3s per
tom according quality. ghwinss, s5c Canal frcghts
70 lower wheat, slsc barley, no. to New York;
mbcr $s So "a to the lnisoa Railroad fregh,s-flour
imports bushels wheat iu0 do barley and 0s7 Oo
feet lumber Canal exports UU bushels wheat and 20u0
do barley and 557, 900 feet lumber.
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fSs and mixed, sc 2c clayed aac Sc % mSseSycd0 &
s ;:s: = .i,';: ,sss,.s
market
SSs 'is,Ss s's s
Ssss. :s,s..,':. s A. iF i g.
* s: a: II; Is 81.
ss " and So 100 e e q S1 a & Sa%
:ss. wnsgsSn !. ss IS was quoted
Iassid ss. Ssn %rs slow q
i've Il 81 Hpf Hss E
sns %. % We
oruas cotton seed tSs & boS yelsg s ao 400 aSs
Whale a ciss. sss .ps%. sssas
ss a 4: 60 a ss' @ a. 90
M quiet the demand se,ns sa,rey o. osSin%S % %cIasae's
Sa; sis ,a gsssss WI a
ss ss wns Ss ors asve S prices as
.SS. s n siS & Tss5 va: % ss S
3, Hssss ss ssss ia G Il: :'i M .s ss
livery hsar Of no PssoVs Sc ws WIN aS'su
% :.ss; ,ss sSss' ss s: ss %s;
ss e % s 'v ms 's
Prize. s,nspsa e, stead stsay q sS
s''ss PyIs e., s.ss Esq ps
:sa s: 1:: ss's :s rs gsSs: ssiss
.% we're sa made ssa wsa range
stss sbs % ssr
quiet there being demand for small lots 70 supply
Ssssii sss iayorss buyers s 'ss
ss nss a but s ssas sa
hsss rsss 70 . e. a q:
e extra State half drkn a tubs s7S
g. & ..ss Welsh sss:s .s. a s
ss'a's ssn@sr sN!sssi Nssists sSa%en
FAR TO" ic s.'rs Siss state S fssserc- Ordinary
as' a.1s' %ss ss, = good wsa'sia
but Price. we're drm al Former "a aasc
ss ss1s ,s ssd pIsS. 5sys
@ @u Ss sn n's s sass 81
were % % 5 wss pnsss IN
sss SSs: saTs:s %aTs:s
vsn. s os, sse's ss
pSn Ssss.s we SS S
.ssas ss:% 1'5s
s,'i st and Sss' Suys. s
ysy ne s.ronS Especially FOR lots for the I'D we
The sales were S ss do sS sCs Ss Ss
ss ss;S ssS ns: ss
2Sc Tor the 2Bu Novempe 2o2c' lor he S"'n uo' ~" '
. :sss ss. sns s and % Ss:
.sa sss 81 =: 4 g " E good In
fey sms Sss .sSS q e of which W.,
ally quoted at d s psa weSs @ au
price,: -?
sXISmWh light arrivals small and good demand.
the market for I'll kinda OF Liverpool was arm JobeDa
s ;: ;;i ';S; A.
g. .s sns in
ssHs Il III
N;sG .s. .sa
.ssq, ss 1ss.s %:s''.! {?
sea sennos Hsasr rs ssoa
anp sess @ Sssa g gs' rsaa1ss ss
Sa. esaitose sna bo1e s1S ;1ns
81 Hsvana-Boxes Dutch standard, Nos. Ito .. gAe
ss = IT, 81 z -
s price. arm :. sss TO,
:1
for common. Prime lots obtanable a. about 1896
sss
Of ,obong a.. character. ,.,.. ..,.. ., -. ~
1E sO .sa fair
sa'' s Fl
we sc @ Soc per b god; aatame'
sss % d. 1 '' rsSi. S as
SIX. d. Central american, trimmed 1sko. DO, d. o..
q. i' Ss $780, :sS ao aos 'o
s' H.: f..
for sesdsa and tho q 'ses were prices
was moderately deal. in a. price. not derns from hoas
previously current Sales zoo bales at s5c $780, Ohei
TIN-Pig was duh and heavy. VIC heard Of no sales
Of consequence Straits were quoted at Bic 4c, gold
TALLow:-The market quiet but prices were very
rm especially for prime lots which quoted at &c. The
sales were about booOO lbs In lots within the range Of $780,
lSa Seesp s ps The market wa.
se: IS ss
bound,
sequence There brit little demand and that chiefly for
ms o 70 gy the ~ Of n
%saE so:. e. 20 sssn from cn s
demand viii prevail soon wha. little demand prevails d
principally the One grades fair progress
pal INJURY sens hs
heinz . % Ss s nss sa ssaa @
q % s4s suy y p oss s Tns .: o% aa sa
prices su al esns. sas: being Nominal Il. s:
ss sSss .ud R'%sps % seas Z; ss %
Esssd g. se%DSs aos g op p.sss sso lSs SShS:
200 Be for hne and so 0oo lbs spring clip Cafor
m uSnso
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A DREADFUL DREAx.-1n Nuskngum county,
Ohio, man named Dutton had Nbeen out econ hunt
ing and after returning home aLN retiring dreamed
In his uneasy slumber that he had caught the econ
awakened BY the frantic screams OF his wife, and,
to his horror found that ne had pick ed up his little
infant daughter and dashed her again,St bedpost
kIIllug hes almost instantly
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SUPERIOR ccuaI-ciacuI1-pARI |.

Amgertant to Holders Of Chatfel Mortgages.
Before Judge McCunn.
Hemv wiser os. James O'Brten Sheriff. The
eneFin seized some property upon an execution
wAicn the plaintiff claimed under chattel mortgage.
~ was snown-and this was the point OF interest In
the casc-tat the mortgage had not been refi,ed as
required by statute thirty days before the
- tho yea, and. therefore. was moi go INST an
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COu2I CALeR1Aas-IHlS DAY.

SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM Before
Judges lngraham, Barnard and Cardozo Opens at
holfpaSt ten A.M.-NOs 103 1l9, 120, 121, l26, 1871
l2s l2e LAP 1871 1872 l33, LA, 1876 1876, 1871 13s, 1a9
lao, 141, 142, las, 144, 145.
SuPnEME CoURr-ClRcuIT before Judge
Van Brunt. Opens at lalf:past ten A.M.-Nos.
1851 2703 2733, 660A. 2259. 273o, 274l, 2745 2747
27Ss 1885, $751; 275a aSe 27So 277i, 277s 2775 2777
SUPREME COURT -CHAHBERs.-Before Judge
Brady. Calendar called ut twelve M.-Nos. Is, 1875
!5o l5s Leg 1884, lss 1877 lsS, loo, ITO III, 172 l7s
SUpERI0R CouRr-Part Held by Judge McCunn.
Nos. a. s33 8s7 2el 49, 27s 277 27s. sls alo, al0
823, 325, 207 83z. Part HELD by Judge Jones' Nos
lol 22s 2se aSo lbs, Az soe, $40, S43 o44, bAo S4
$50, $50, $50.
COMMON PLEAs-Part 1-Held by Judge Robinson
Nos. $40 847, 2O2 328 402 f03 40, s69 2o7, Is. 3l
1917, IgS, 800, B10 loo. Part 2-Hcld By Judge LoeW
Nos l5S l5S 80 22s 1885, $40. 1sl, 1ss. 27s 40. 49,
MARINE doUar-Part Held BY Judge Curtis
Nos. 43o7 1925 4117, 4l30 93, 4276 4204 l3O2 1921
4s2o. 4832, 4a41. 4343, 4a41 Part 2-Held BY Judge
Joachinlsen. Nes. s020 3020, 4030 4006, 4186 4l91
!2ss 42tS 4a2f, 1925 1850, 1891, 4ass 4 1885, 1880
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Cotton future delivery sought AFTER and sold
e M os q he S &c
bales tbass m,ddling for November at 6c do do
a. a' 49, ss1 s ss aS T. = S So
lt,sc;; 700 do. f9s January A. l51c. lSc 500 do,
% .Da . q 0 go s ms' ]. e ss
1896 $50 do for December at 1880 l6, and 300 o. b.
ws moderate in
ngot prices not differing from those previously current
h ss Tas u ss .nusr, %
Tier. but little activity IN the market.
ions The ehartsrng demand tribe more active but
e 4
S1ss Da.hs: d: o lSs as 49,
Per o s:Ss, S1ss cotton At "a ds and
SSs ssss:
s 1as oRHr fo
ESerds% Sse: sor.s ton; 'sss % g. e., Answer
sss LOO oar: :. q cents. and g IoIs. b.cop
or 70 VIII aSo
Soo bbs aoar st g. 3D. ass; ship aboa. LOO tons 70
ss .hip Hamburg, With 1000 6bs psiroIsa,s a o.
about b. 3D. bark 70 Cork for orders, with 1900 bbls
from Wiz s e SS; for ss o or s s qaS nos
side de- Cuba and back, and bark 70 Blboa, win
D onS sf {" sw s es t. s
gna sCa vessel s I 70 srsaT 5 for orders: Med
is9n a. g.. Sd, ana 1000 DO q sSHc 80 .s''0
~ ao I9sO5 barley and 500 malt The
were sboat ieoo bGs, including 5000 Sbs extra
State At IS 20, delivered Southern aour was quiet
active bat =. rather lower prices Sales 50 bbs
Brandywne At u 20 and Va 6o do do for future delivery
at 81 30. We quOe:-
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
The Vermont narbie COmpany's SuIts.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Is, 1870.

The Vermont Marble COmpany's SuSss.
WASHINGTON Nov. Is 1870.
Mos 225 and 22e. Rutland Mdr0le Company Us.
skptev Bones; a,,d RIPLEY rs. Rutland Mar6'e
Opynpanv Appeals from the circuit Court for the
District OF vermont-The bill in this case, dled III
Avrsi 1894 states the quarry property in question
% be worth 81 ooo and that 1t Is worked q. net
proft 20 the company OF to 900 per annum.
Prior to January !, 1850. the quarry was owned
snd held in common by Ripley and Bones, and
shout that time the former released 10 the latter by
Ssed a. M s pa' an o .r sae on e
part or Ripley to make advances in AID OF the
quarry. and on the part Of Bones 70 deliver TO
fhc privilege Of re entering and taking possession
OF the quarry in case OF failure OF BONES TO per-
passed TO the marble company, subject 70 the
performance OF his contract with RIPLEY;
performed his contracts in making payments; that
he has refused to receive marble under hs contlace
h and sha' ne sas asres e @ here e
strike among the qnarymen Which p,exeIia n ss .s
from werEng na e snmpsny " TO hold out
against II, and tnen took advantage OF us coi.i.
snee and the m ing o. pe asy s conac
with Bones Ripley's answer substantially uehies
te Allegations Of m the D ana a aeges uta cross m
bi filed by Ripley sets forth that the company Is
working the quarry at smGh cr,ain rae Una. VIII
she contract OF $780, OF advantage TO him. Will be de-
feated unless the work Is checked, and an injunction
rs asked TO IT, The answer 10 the cross bill
sets forth the same history as that related In the bill
Of the company. An Injunction was granted re-
straning Ripley from further interference with the
quarry and the company was directed to deliver to
him certain marble, In accordance with the Bones
contract, under certain conditions. An inJunc-
ton against the company restraining tho
alleged excessive working or the quarry asked for
by Ripley, was refused, ana Ripley appeals from the
order denying the injunction and from the order
granting and continuing the injunction against his
operating the quarry. The Rutland Marble Company
appeal because the Court did not adjudge that the
Bones contract should be received by reason OF
Ripley's acts In the premises Tie questions are OF
1AcI
e. J. Phelps and d. r. Curtis for the company
George F. Edmnnds and William Nj. Evarts for
Ripley.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half-past reive O'Clock r. M.


TUESDAY, Nov. 1872 M.
AsuEs-Recepts, 50 packages. The demand for pot
light but previous prices demanded and obtained,
owing the small receipts We quote -S6 rs 81 2. Pearl
were dull and nominal al SO 90 80 sb.
BEEswAx quiet, and we heard Of no sales except
small lots Southern At $780, Prices favored buyers.
CnIooRY.-G German ground stl scarce, and wanted
ut about llc., gold.
Cocoa quiet but there no particular change to
IN prices. We quote:-Guayaquil &c. 9c, gold in
bond Maracabo 24c Doc, do, and Caracas 1890 &c.,
CoopEnAaE sTooK-Thcre but little activity in the
market but prices were Arm the olowng quotations u
"a is 80 81; molasses do, so 50 80 IS boz do, $50
es. ss sa5 Ssd sooDs r ies pp1 30 ~ A0'p''
COFFEE.-The market for Rio was quiet but very
hrm at quotations below. Other descriptions were
OF sale, but held for full prices We heard Of
particular sales We quote Rlo-Ordinary cargoes,
l4Hc. lse-; fair de-. l5Ac 16Hc good do 1875 .
l6Nc.; primo de-, Hkc l7s<c extremes for los,4l5c
49, b:S aos s se d0 sos:
l7hc. i9c. Maracalbo, 10 1Shc. Laguayra i6Tc.
1866 Jamaica, l4c 16c b. Domingo gold, IN bondl Sto
&c.; Ceara 16c. 17c; Costa Rica, 1870. $780, Manila
l6c 17e. Mexican, l5c l8c; Savana, l594c 18c-R
gold, paid g. de r. Arden made the stock Rio to-day
follows :87 993 bags In New York, i2A8 Ia Baltimore
ALSO In Mobile 400 in Galveston and 1900 in Savannah
CoTToN,-The market for this staple was decidedly more
Exporter were the pncPr a. oPeraor ,ncndng AZ bales
export 2o7 for spinning 637 speculation and 104 were
transit, The closing prices iOlOWs:--
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Judge Bedferd.
Assistant District Attorneys Fellows and Sullivan
appeared for the prosecution yesterday.
John Moore pleaded guilty 10 an attempt at grand
larceny, the Indictment charging that the 29th Of
October he stole two pieces Of cloth, valued at
seventy-1ve dollars, the property Of Dusenbury &
Ackerman. There were mitigating circumstances
and Judge Bedford said that wherever prisoner las
in this case) was young man OF respectability and
led into the commission Of crime, and had never
been charged with stealing he felt disposed to give
him chance to reform. Judgment was suspended
upon the promise that the prisoner would take care
OF mis- sister, VINO was depending upon him for sup
port.
Other important business in this court viii be
found reported In another column.
The following Is tho calendar for TO day:-The
People vs. John Shannon, TWO cases; Edward Cor
nell, John Mulguinn. Martin Waters and Herman
Strauss felonious assault and battery; Timothy Col
linsS Maurice Leonle, Gustaye Pneger and Thomas
Fargo and Leo Wolf, grand larceny Michael Coo
ney aud George Leland, assault and battery; TimO.
thy Collins and Maurice Loonie, rape; Samuel
Lake, burglary.
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eSooyLYN COURT CALENDARS.

SUPREME CopRr-CTRcurT-Nos 52 50. 81, ~, 70,
". so, 12 So 70, S. 81. TO- II, l3 49, ~ 40, e4 o.
Ise l9o 2o 80 d. s1 70 81 a. 1oo 12s, I41, 2os 70
IA tp0uAlyA
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SUPREME COuRI-claculI-pAHI |.

Railroad Company.
Before Judge Van Brunt.
John Fiynn, Administrator, cs. The Hudson
Rsver Ratlroad C0DapGnv.- On the night OF October
20, 1867. John Flynn, SINCE deceased, and for whom
the plaintiff, his father is administrator was cross
Ing Tenth avenue between seventeenth and Eigh,
teenth Streets when he was run over by q "dummyo
belonging to the Hudson River Railroad Company
and 30 seriously injured that death ensued almost
Immediately. This action was brought TO recover
81, 600 damages. Considerable testimony was taken,
For plaintiff evidence was given TO show that no
bell on the dummy" was rung 1t the time Of the &C.
cident or light visible. It was also shown that he
was temperate man. the testimony Is not yet con.
clude0. the defence is that the plaintiff came to his
death through his own neglect and carelessnese and
through no neglect Of the railroad company
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DOUBTFUL WONDER.-We find in several OK
changes the following curious statement. lt may Do
true, but it reads very much like q hoax:-"A week
ago to-day about TWO miles north OF Basket smaii
station on tho Delaware division OF the Erie hasL.
way about three acres OF land heavily umDerer
with hcmlock occupying an elevated posiuon,% % sua-
denly SANK to the depth Of about forty teet leaving
the tops OF the trees just visible above the surface
The sinking was accompanied by load ,s,;,s, crash,
able distapce, The trees are standing In their ma
tural positions having evidently experienced no par
ticuer injury In their descent. II Is usual, when
anon freaks OF nature occur, for the Hunken earth
TO be Immediately submerged by volumes OF water,
but IN thus INSTANCE 20 such phenomenon attends -.
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SUPREME coUaI--cHAMSeDs.
Decision,

Before Judge Barnard.
ANssk1 el al vs.. AeTrtt1-Orler settled.
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In Tho gold loan market the rate ranged rom
i've per cent for carrying to one per cent for borrow
ing. The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
were as f0llows:-
Gol0 CedIo0
Gold balances ......................... 1,l02,S60
Currency Balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,S62
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THE COUR rs.

Alleged Counterfeit ssvsn-Thirtaes-The Liability
sr ths Governmsnt-violation Of the hsvs
pue Lsw-vsrdict Against City Rail-
resd-Important to Holders Of Chat
,si Mortgages-The Fisk-Joslyn
Eds Litigation : Important
Question Of Jurisdiction-
Business In the Court Of
General Sessions.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-10
NEWS ITEMS.

The Allen Gallagher fight took place
last Saturday morning on Arsenal Island
near st. Louis, Allen winning in sixteen
rounds. 81
Fx Mayor Cahoon, of Richmond, Va,
has been condemned to five wears imprison-
ment in the Penitentiary, for fraud, in
conjunction with Sands, in the Haustein
case M 81 81
July 1, 1871, is fixed for the transfer
of the Italian capital from Florence to
Rome. The army is to be reorganized
on the Prussian plan.
Two balloons from Paris with five
passengers were captured on Saturday
by the Prussians The prisoners were
taken to Versailles. All is quiet around
Paris kf IS
The Secretary of the treasury has di-
rected the sale, at New York, of one
million coin on each Wednesday, and the
purchase of one million bonds on each
Thursday during November.
Sec. Cox retired from Interior Depart
ment last week Monday. The heads of
the bureau, clerks and employees of the
previously called on him to
pay their parting respects Gen. Cox,
with family. will probably leave Wash
ington for Ohio tomorrow night.
Rumors Of Mr. Chase's intention to re-
sign the Chief Justiceship are again cur
rent in Washington. 1t is also thought
that Judge Nelson will retire from the
Supreme Bench this winter.
Jewish Rabbis now in session in New
York,arc about to prepare memorial to
the Governor of Indiana, asking him to
use his influence toward abolishing the
present divorce laws of that state.
1t is reported, on good authority, that
two German ships, which were recently
by the French cruisers in the
English channel, have been burned about
100 miles cast of Newcastle on Tyne.
Two filAbustering schooners from the
United States have been captured near
Neuvistas, by the Spanish authorities,
laden with arms and clothing for the in
surgents. Four of the crew were cap
tured
The Mormons predict civil war
between them and the United States
Government within year.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-10
ELECTION.
Election day was bustliug and d

Election day was a bustliug and dis
agreeable day, the darkening clouds of
the morning heralding rainstorm that
made its appearance in the afternoon.
Democratic thunders rolled from poll to
poll, but they had as little effect on the
republican vote throughout the county al
did the underhand workings Of sore
headed sneak who travelled through the
western portion the evening before cir
reports calculated to damage the
republican candidate for County Treas.
urer. In the city the election passed off
very quietly, a pretty full vote being,
cast, and no jars occurred worthy Of note.
We give below the returns from the diff
ferent towns in the county, as nearly
correct as possible to get them: