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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
A REPLY TO 4 REPUBLICAN OF WARREN.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your correspondent at Warren, Pa,
who signs himself Republican" writes very conceedly
He asserts that "the Democratic is strongly In favor
of the imposition OF the income tax is the Republican
party" This assertion deny in the sense that the ma
iorty Of either party in favor OF IT, The tone OF the
press of both parties indicate the strong opposition OF the
majority Further, this Republican" would have US
understand that If Republican votes the Democratic
tiuhrt he III simply get or PIT into another
have voted the Republican ticket for the past Is years;
but If the Republican party will not stick TO their agree
ments then shall for persons and parties who will
This is believe, the feeling Of Republicans opposed
to the income tax, and II compelled 10 vote
the Democratic ticket IL will be IN order that good men
men who will listen to the majority OF their constituents,
and keep their promises to them-ire put IN office. As
To the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, consider that
his rulings for the past year have been directly
contrary law. The for Republicans stick
law as clear him from paying any tax He says he has
salary Of 900 and he pays $50 tax. Now the proposed
exemption of ~ 600 would make him safe from all pay
ment His assertion that the increase or exemption 10
s. 900 and reduction of the rate TO per cent will relieve
ali who are really unable to bear the burden OF this I'M
position" also deny. Ny income ia 5000 and the sup
port my family and others nearly the whole OF
It. do feel able to pay tax on it, am not as able
TO pay tax my income as perhaps Republican Is
If there good for continuing this tax
should not object to paying my share The American
people will endure great deal, but there ia point Of
endurance which they will arrive at when this work
OF nquisitiOn and iniQuity will come TO an end.
Neo- York, June Is, 1870. JUSTICE
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QUARANTINE MATTERS.
Health Officer DR.. Cochran of Brooklyn was

Health Officer DR.. Cochran Of Brooklyn was
visited yesterday morning by Mr. Kelsey who presented
the following communication:
Bark Eba Havana with Steamer Pioneer from Havana
With Restricted By Quraniine officials ~ discharge at Eue
il brought bear BY Quarant officials ship
before the vessel By making
receive his goods place rather than
be put to the expense Of having them hghtei Gp.
Mr. Kelsey understood to say that the officials
named demand OF cOnsignees and shpowners that the
goods shall be received the docks they specify that
they be subjected 60 the trouble and expense OF lighter
age quarantine. The captain OF the Eba stated that
he Red Hook. and wants To remain there to dis
charge his cargo Dr. Cochran took the matter under
alYiSement.
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ASSOCIATION OF sUPERINTENDENTs OF THE
INSANE.

ASSOCIATION OF sUPERINTENDENTs OF THE
INSANE.
The 2Gth Annual Convention Of the Associa-
ton of Medical Superinendents Of the Insane was held
on Wednesday last, IN Hartford The attendance was
unusually large There delegates from nearly every
part Of the country DR.. John s. Butler was appointed
President DR.. c. II. Nichols Vice President ana Dr. j.
Curwen, Secretary and Treasurer.
Resolutions complimentary to DR.. Kirkbride for his
long services adopted Dr. White of Buffalo desired
to have the information accumulated by this Society ex-
tended by means of lectures &c, 10 general prac-
ttioners The ignorance Of the medical profession IN re-
gard To- insanity was apparent Dr. Atlee suggested the
appointment for the above purpose OF Professor OF In
sanity in every medical college. DR.. Curwen READ
paper on the Treatment OF the Insane" lie was OF
opinion that the adopted must be applied to the
personality of each there no need OF separa
Ing those suffering under the acute from those under the
chronic malady. Good regulations precluded the need
scarcely thought would prove OF service IN TINS
country and such colony as that OF Gheel IN Belgium
was not the characteristics of chronic insanity
among people, which included cases in which vastly
more excitement displayed He did not favor the
cottage, nor the family system OF treatment
were exbbited and approved The proper ratio OF ex-
pehditure hospital buildings was discussed. Dr. Ray
read paper on the Prognoss Of Insanity our present
knowledge OF the future OF cases Is rather negEe tHa
positive The grade OF intellect has much 10 do with i'm
proyement large proportion OF the Irish insane with
This paper was the subject discussion the evening
session. DR.. Grundy had more faith IN prognoss Dr.
Walker did not share in DR.. Kirkbrides faith in the
bromides for epilepsy. DR.. Richards said they used
almshouse Several Of the members joined in this dis
cusson upon questions relating 10 prOgnOsis and cura
tive agents Dr. Brown thought accurate statistics
essential to knowledge of insanity and its treatment
Dr. Ray called attention to the sequels Of epilepsy and
DR. Bancroft thought that melanchOlia sometimes
epidemic, and careful diet more beneficial than
bTDInides.
At Thursday mornings session. DR.. Barstow read
paper steic instruction III schools and classes and
reGOunted what he had thus practced IN an asylum
Dublin. Many members cOmpllmented DIR. BarstOw
upon this paper and discussing its views, thought
that something of the sort could DO adopted advantage
III this country
The Convention attended reception at Mrs. Colts,
and visited the Insane Retreat OF Hartford.
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PORT OF SBw-YORK. goo.

PORT OF NETWORK ............Juns H.
CLEARED.
Liverpool WIN. p Glide Morgan wlgqg on tsai' r Ee.-
Philadelphia Fannie Feuon, PhiadelPha hars' Grney P@"-
SbP.-Dusburg e, Baltimore; Huguenot Peterson Liverpool;
Helene Samuesen, Rotterdam. -, ,,,-..,..
Y q :. Hei@atb ispge Breaen
~ BTsT H. Pit Locke Bemuds, George Graham. Bridgeport.
sSoirs-Cs, Rockwell SevHsyea Harvest Queen M'Rois.
Ragged Island Ben Bolt Drake ii Geors B. Statesman 's'e''
Ne. Annie Freeman Boynon' Boohiay
Ss.bip RI Elm Meyer Bremen southampton June
St,1m'hP Es93.s'sf eg MoSeo Sp bs
Brig Joshus King smith Sagua y tays mo!asset
s seRf P p5Tf Stlsoa Windsor da,,
scnooSERs-RI7ER ASD coisrvl,E
Gen WATT asrI Fl aa9 coSnsy
o G. Acken Bli.a6ethOort David Nels.o Bil15eSp'H'
S S5S Smith h s,aPShpo C. H. Dca%stsr
Albert, Connecticut River 5 Bsn s Por'''Ad' ."
Northern iiUg Lisht Ye~Fn7en Anna D. Pre-, GreenpOt
David Penrsal, Greenwich
SAILED.
ships Elizabeth EiehoSn for sdne Wv AaT eI S'' Jen
Wee 6or Bermuda Flor del Mar for wilmington sehr "emnA'
''I w HSHis,isnS light, +. clear
po.,oy June l7Apyi steamship Molelau B,lmor-,
hp, Herald from Java Ceyion from New Beigr 81 MARI
MSaa from Phaepha KenddsAeag from J'e'on'e H.
l.. Slaight from Charleston
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLYuorrH June l7The steamship SeHa from Ne"'ioh "f
Hamburg arr we'd here o'clock this morning Al vel. ~,
MovLLg Juue 1.-THE steamship India from Ne"io tof oihsso"
arrived to-iay.
DISASTERS, $500
The bark Plena before reported sunk r striking on n' 90 mh
Ledge has stripped fishermen. Tie Nth The captain
AMI after drifting about IN TO
omen sea fog where they for shout q hours
v picked 10 Duham, who happened to be ~ that
It's 6hng and taken into EaOwn The captain rean'
n Edgartowu o look aaer the vessels elects
st. John ~ b. for Havana i ashore on TIE nor
Of Long BHr The materials being saved an
there is prospect u saving the cargo
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THE COURTS.

UNITED STATES COMM IS5IONERS' COURT.
Before Commissioner ShieldS.-Lewis Schaffer,
charged with passing counterfeit so bill Barbara
Brown discharged by the Commissioner yesterday,
the motion Of the DistrctAttOrney there being
evidence that the prisoner knew the bill 10 be bad.
ODonne Sheppard, and O'Toole. charged with mutiny
the ship Francis b. Cutting. discharged, evil
dence duplicating them having been adduced.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-spEC1AL TERN

Before Judge McCunn.-JOhn Mitchell agt
John A. DiT.-This came up before Judge McCunn
by defendant to transfer the trial of the
from this Court the United Court. Dur
ing the Gen. Dix caused the OF Mitchell for
sanderOus representations, and lie confined in Fort
Lafayette for several months. Mitchell subsequently
brought action for false arrest and Imprisonment and
defendant claims to transfer the trial to the United
States under the OF Congress- which provides
that all suits brought against officers in the late war,
growing out Of their official acts, shall lie tried In L. s.
Courts. The case was adjourned until to-day
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P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREMEN-In steamship Rhen JgHe H. ~ T. Norton nd
family Kostermana and family Pnt1 Song M Norton. WI
hemine Heod Eugn Hmg C. Krln, Ssm1d Irehe ~ A. BsHy
v D. Stevens Haas and child Ly Burger Caro- Ohr-orfr
Caroline Highlander COhn Emil Moss Iheo Eckr Keller
Geo Kresug C. GeTmor A. Lebeunaln ABg HGgcin Oa
pet and family Dr. Herring John Berhtrsen fnu and
son Schumacher G. IIol r. Turner Thee KgtT' Psppa
Ter H. Plebs g. Seinernann. Stah Louise Broh
Ncol Won Kabah Rob Georg Rupprecht o. Deekmaan
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS



Mails r Europe via Southampton id Bfmea per ie1mhp Deut
land foot Of h O0ken close p0Ofoe ~ II " Selmsh,
sails 81 Supplementary Mail for paid Letters only uiis
the Pier At Hohoken, ahd closed al I 81 .. m.
Mails for ireland only PER steamship city o. Washington from Ps,
No - " r. close at the Post Ofce At II a m.
SUNDAY, JUNR -
All Mails close to-day at II o'clock The PosOme open D.
pa. t. % II q. m.
MONDAY, JUSK %
No steamship
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prisoners, assaulted Refs and took the money WIN.
Acker cssh-bOy in A. r. Stewart Co.'S retail store
committed for pprOpratng rs cents belonging "a
his employers Frederick Bartel, James McEv0y and
Frank ONei arrested In Peter Brsdys liquor
at No. 30 Bleeckerst and committed to await trial on
charge of
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRyss

Captains snd pur.rs vessels arriving tbs por rsqtess
deliver packages addressed the Nesiork Assi OILY
persons exhibiting The written 1thony Of J. W. sn0lo Generd
Agent News packages for The J0BrH1 u Tss fnUsS
HOr EypTess EeHiag COgaef0l IA srftey
Zg and Nse fOrkr Demokrat should also be- delivered O-y
ssme
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Dominick Mullen, whom a cOrOner's Jury
found guilty OF having accelerated the death OF his wife
East Thirty fsst was released on $1,000 hail yester-
day by C0TVUeI kAnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18

He IA conyersant with English literature speaks the an
a anently and is remarkable In France for excessive
admiration oil British institutions.
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FRIDAYS WEATHER RgPoRT-9 ~
MINIATURE ALMANAC
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


TINS DAY.
Sandy Hook Cows Issni l:l3 Hell Gate lGI
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On recent anniversary GarlDaldl wrote as |
snlInws tn his fnrmcr cnmpan Ons-inarms.

Mr DEAR FRIENDS: Thanks your remembrance Of The goo
, when had good fortune 10 hold out hand To ore 81
pressed enb the but not the heart when
with peoples dignity hope in cons
auence with when the point in question shall be 10 give
coup gra to the trsnts Of country Yours TOT me-
CidpreTd. Ia VI uAhibALpl
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rrices and there was considerable activity IN quota
tons on moderate volume OF business. The Van.
derblt securities Reading Pittsburg. Rock Island.
Northwest ana st. Paulc0nstltuted the features Of
the day although there was fair amount OF bust
ness done In the miscellaneous railways ana In the
general list. The President OF the Rock Island road
has notified the stock Exchange tnat the stock 10
the extent OF sixteen millions has been registered at
the Corn Exchange Bank, whose President, Mr..
Dunham, Is authorized to sign the certificates. On
TINS intelligence the price rose from 1lo4 To NIX,
Dut upon the continued silence OF the governing
committee fell back To llo4 and reached TO III at
the close In the express stocks the United States
was nrmer and advanced. At meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Wells Fargo Express Company held
In lhis city to-day the following board OF directors
was elected:-Leland Stanford, OF San Francisco;
Lloyd Tevs, OF san Francisco; M. s. Latham OF San
Francisco; ID. o. Mills, OF San Francisco; G. Il.
Huntington, OF New YORK; W. G. Fargo, OF Bunalo;
A. II. Barney. OF New York; ]. G. Fargo, OF New
York; B. p. Cheney, Of Boston. The above was the
only ticket In the eld and received votes 1906 CSC
shares. Pacific Mail was strong between the limits
OF Al and Az. The extreme fluctuations OF the
market are shown 10 the following table OF the
highest and lowest prices Of the leading speculative
otn pga.-
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THE GENERAL IMPORTS.

THE GENERAL IMPORTS
The following shows the imports OF foreign dry
goods at New York during the past week ana since
the beginning OF the year,
For TIE Week. 1865. 1869. 1870,
Entered at port. $2,59s 29S s1sS7 $50 81 o58 ool
Thrown on market. 2,2So, 763 2,012,73l 2,4O5,424
Since jan /.
Entered at port.... 7.7l7,e57 e54s5s5 o,5s5. .757
Thrown on market. o,sys,179 90i6.Sos 9,l3o,625
The imports other than dry goods and spscie) at
the port OF New York from foreign ports for the
week ending February 4, 1870, amounted to
33,430,4S1
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for tho city bank
stocks:-New York, 1874; Merchants 123A; Mechan.
cs, 1876; Union, l2s; America, 144; City, 210; North
River 90: Iradesmcn's, 1853; Greenwich, 200; Ma.
sional, ll5; Merchants Exchange, 103 State OF New
York, 1902; Commerce, 12oil; Ocean, 81: Mercantile,
ll5; American Exchange, ia; Bank of the Republic,
lis; Bank Of North America. 1ol; Hanover, 1oA4;
Irving, Il5 Metropolitan lao; Citizens, 100; Gro
cers' ITO; East River, Io4; Market, lis; Corn Ex-
change, 12S; Continental, os,l; St. Nicholas. l2o;
Commonwealth, l1o1s; Importers and Traders, 142;
Park. 1891 Manufacturers and Mercnants', 100; Gen.
tral National, 100; Fourth National, io2; Tenth Ma
tlonal, lo5k; Oriental. 15oH; Gold Exchange, 80;
Bankers and Brokers' Association, lilo.
STOCKS STRONG AND ACTIVE.
The course Of the stock market was stll TO higher
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toner was child Of Henry Newton by another
wife, and mot ny MIRA Elizabeth webD Frazier. he
also claimed that the court could In proceedings
OF tnis nature, determine tne rights OF the respec
tive paItles to the fund.- aud that the petitioner
should nie hrs bill ~ equity to determine who ID
entitled TO ths money.
IA. ii. Dawson, rho appeared in his own be-
half, claimed that no had protected this fund from
the suit brought BY Messrs. Levicn ana Ham, and
that without MS interp0sition In the matter the
fund would have teen drawn out long since, and
that for these services he was entitiea TO equitable
counsel fees.
MIR. +. u. Gambler, for the United States Trust
Company. expressed Its Willingness 10 suOmt nun.
sen 10 the direction OF the Court but thought ref
elence was the proper way TO determine the rignss
ol the parties.
Judge Barbour held that le Court could not by an
order mace at Special TerlH direct the lnal dispos
t:on OF this trust money. Were the Court to make
such an order 10 would not protect the Trust Com
pany. He could see no way 10 reach the fund ex-
cept by a bill ia equity, which would determine the
conncting rights OF all the various parties. All the
orders which mad heretofore Deen made by Lhls
Court with reference to THIS fund were clearly IL
regular; but deeming the matter OF great import
ance at the request OF Mr. MarDury counsel Tor the
petitioner, he would adjourn the matter Tor one
week.
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Qucstlcn AZ TO New Trials.
Before Judge Barbour.

George Bro,cn Us. j. x. SDrau.--rhis action was
brought to recover o balance due upon contract
for che building OF sewer and for sand and build
Ing stone sold to the defendant The answer was
general denial and payment. A motion was made
TO place the case upon the snort calendar which
denied. aud an order made ordering q refer
ence. After hearing the proofs the referee reported
adversely 10 the plantlif. mOllon was now made
to vacate the order OF reference and for retrial
upon the ground that the Judgment was contrary 70
the evidence ana could not pc sustained upon law,
counsel for the plaintln insisting that motion Tor
new trial could be made che though the trial
were had before the and jury. After hearing
opposing counsel the Court denied the motion upon
the ground that such questions could only be raised
upon appear, but allowed sixty days TO make o case
upon tine appeal A.. II. Reavey for plaintiff q. II.
Brewster Tor defendant,
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THE CIVIL COURTS FOR THE PRESENT MONTH.

The Supreme Court Will hold no General Term tn Is
month, Judge Ingraham Is assigned to Part |. OF
the Circuit, which Ia also the Oyer and Termner.
Judge Brady Will Sit in Part II OF Ihe Circuit. Judge
Cardozo will In The Special Term for the trial OF
issues, and Judge Barnard at Chambers lu the
Superior Court Trlal Terms, Judges Mcneil and
Jones VIII hold the Trial Terms, ana Judge Spencer
the Special Term. the other Judges, Barbour, Nc
Gum and Freedman, VIII sit IN General Term. In
the Common Pleas, Judges DAILY and Loew viii hold
che Trial Terms and Judge Van Brunt the Special
Term. In the Marine Court the calendars are TO be
called by Judges Alker ana Gross.
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plant to the United States Court at the time OF the
biackmailng. Il was the duty OF every citizen TO
respect an 0fIicer OF The law. ana while TINS Court
would uphold them, IL cannot avoid expressing its
ment tfat they should allow man or whom 1t had
been clearly proved 10 have received money for the
perversion OF justice 70 wear the uniform OF the
force. The ceptaln Of The precinct ought 10 have
suipped crawford or his uniform at oace. Dymund
would be sent to the Penentary for three months
ana pay a fine Of twenty five dollars.
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SUPREME ouRI-ClaCUIT-pAaT l.
Breach OF Promise.

Charles DOhertv Us. Thomas DOian.-PlaintiH
brought suit to recover $lA due him under
the following crcumstances:-He had an at
tachment against certain property belonging TO one
George Mccormack and levied upon eight hogs
heads OF mOasses. which were at the time In Inc
possession OF defendant. DOan promised to pay
plaintin II he would withdraw the attachment,
which the latter did; but defendant failed TO pay
as per promise he brought suit to recover the
amount. The defence was that there had been no
agreement IN writing; but the Court overrued lhis
objection and the jury Ioun0 Tor palntr the full
amount Gained
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HE COUR rs.

The Law Of Copyright-Petiticns and Dis.
charges IN MISUNDERSTANDING
Blackmailers ON the Qui yive-Intcr.
esting Decislon-Ihe National Bank
Robbery and Post Office Defal-
cation Cases = Question as to
the Granting Of New Trials.
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suRpOGATe's COURT.
Before Surrogate Hutchings.

The wills Of the following persons were admitted
to probate during the past week. Arthur W. Ca
paudan william Cooper Andrew Weber, Maria A.
De Peyster, Alfred Lyon, William Jordan, John
Buecher, Charles Kuhn, Emehne Foster, Samuel
Kuypers, Gilbert Miller.
Letters OF administration have been granted on
the Of the following persons during the past
week:-George COOK, John Hassett, Patrick ]. Hep
ron, Tompklns s. Fellows, Mira Oddone.
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BRO0KLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Wholesale Liquor Dealers In Trouble.
Before Judge Benedict.

Before Judge Benedict
The District Attorney has commenced suits against
number OF Wholesale liquor dealers Tor the re-
covery, In each case, OF penalty or 5000, which
the defendants have incurred by reason OF their
falling 10 have proper signs over their respective
places OF business. The Marshal had served pro-
cesses on the following named deaers:-
James w. HunLer, No. ~ Fulton street; 8. Alt
sche, No. 10 Fulton street; Alexander Eagle, No. l5
Henry street; X. SwithenbaulK 65 Fulton street:
EDWARD Finn, Bridge street. near G0ld; Died.
rick Strauss corner OF Grand street and
North Second street; Milton Wooley, No 80 Broad
way; ". w. J. Hogan, corner OF Doughtg and
street. near Gold; A. q. OsDerg, OF Broadway
and Flushing avenue; Landman & Hoffman, No. 10
broadway, and N. L0derlng, corner OF Union avenue
aud Conselyea street.
The processes have been mace returnable ON the
18th INST
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AIT NOTICE.

The Collection Of Water Color Paintings MT
snsdccor's Gallery.
The water color paintings lately brought from
Europe by Mr.. Benjamin Tessaro ana now exhibited
ct the art gallery OF Saedecor are by some OF tho
best French and Flemish artists. There are about
100 In the collection. The subjects are mostly rep.
resentativs OF natur raj scenery and domestic life.
" While there II net anything of the grandeur aud
ufu little gems. The artists mostly Constantin,
Bernard, Martens. Burat, Sailard herbecke, DE Bar
and Gruyter The works OF ConstanlIn and Bernard
are particularly worthy Of notlce. There In this
gallery TOO, number VI other works Of art which
merit attention.
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SUAH0GATe'S COURT.

Wills Admitted-Lettcrs Of Administra-
ttOn, &c.
Before Surrogate Verder
The wills OF the following named deceased per-
sons were admitted to probate last week:-Edmund
Crosby, $4,000; Jane Harmon, s3O.O 600; Stephen
Madgan. ST. 900; Michael Healey, $2e 600; Christian
Kreuscher $4, 900; Ann Leany So, 900; Julia A. Wal
ters, 1000; James Mowau, $4,000; Alexander John
son, $3 200, and Mary Nolan, 81, 900.
Letters Of administration were granted on the
estates OF James 4. Doyle, George Cooke and Hen
rIetta Burns, all OF Brooklyn.
Letters OF guardianship were granted to Wm p.
Bleakeley, Mortimer l.. Goff and John Ii. F. Mayo.
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COURT Of COMMON PLEAS.
Visit Of Governor H00ma

Visit of Governor Hoffman.
Governor Hoffman dropped quietly Into the Court
OF Common Pleas yesterday morning and caused
quite an agreeable nutter among the members of the
bar and the officers Of the court. He cordially
greeted his old law partner, Judge Van Brunt VINO
was holding SPECIAL Term when he entered, ana hav.
Ing passed through the rooms and expressed his ad
mlfation Tor the nan1some and tasteful manner In
which tney were ntted up, took his departure.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, [
SATURDAY, Feb 6--6 +. N.
The steady now OF currency In the direction Of the
metropolis IS again reflected In
THE BANK STATEMENT,
which exhibits several remarkable features. In the
first place the anxiety Of tho banks to rid them
selves OF the gu Of currency now In their vaults 10
shown In an Increase OF loans for the week by the
sum OF more than four millions, although they have
really been losers reserve the decrease In specie
onsetting the gain In legal tenders. The deposits
have increased over four and half millions. The
ioss 10 specie Is due to the heavy payments Into the
Sub-Ireasury for customs and the large shipments
or specie The gam In legal tenders Is million ana
quarter and the increase IN circulation over thirty
thousand dollars. The last two statements compare