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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
COMMON PLEAs-Trur Tgp,

Before JHdge dly.-LiobUtiyOJCo Common lar.
rierS-M0rcus j. WOOdrUg aad oihers agf The On 49,,
0jid ibiDDy EdTOGd Transportation fO.-Tl. d. ot. i,
the suits growing out Of the burning 81 The Irfcudrt,.
wharf on the North River, IN July, ls5I The pI.i1fe
were cOnsignces " a. bales ~ cotton cent 90 them f
Cairo which were consumed in Rat hre together eif
very largo amount " other goods The blI of ladlrS
or receipt, given by the Illinois Central P-T
road at Caro-, had In h certain pro1i.l5D.
about communicating lnes which .b.,Idea
and had rriuen across is fdcc m rel DE mot liable for
loss by fire. Al Chicago the Iiiuol, road M 70
the Union Transportation Company, Who gave A .Uutr
what different BIZ ~ ladiug bur containing tue words
owners risk Of fire" on 10 iu red ink The cotton a-
rived here on the lth " July, and placed or M.
wharf. The John Potter lying the south side "A
the wharf The next night, while the tide was ruHH.ry
mp and strong southwest Wind wa-JiOWIng tLn lUr
took fire and communicated r. tho wharf. which vas
destroyed very rapidly, burning up tho goods d.
ton.
Judge DAILY held that b. was question Tor the Jury
Win strong presumption ln tine Affirmative, who Ter
the red ink words were O hr contract between tl o. t
TN and the Illinois Genital Company. ]. they v.is.
then the Illinois Company bad the ugnt 20 that cAs %
protect the intermediate CarItr Bus tue effect uf Tits
provision was not 10 relieve The defendants cufrg fYa
loss by fire, but 10 change her extraordinary gul. u
suraDce liability as common carriers O. the Ordinary .a.
by Of balers for hire LEAVING them responsible iy D,-
by fire " OccasiOned by their negligence or default
Whether this fire occurred through turh negligence On
the part Of the defendants, he left 10 he jury deter
mine The claim Of the plant n about s110. and
they round for them they might exerc.s discretion
as to whether they would allow interest % not
The jury, after being out seycTal hours directed
20 bring In sealed verdict. Nr. Luther 4. Marsh fof
plaintiff Mr. SaudlOrd and XJadge Porter Tor drfeld
ants
The T,ceire Ten, Daiols-The t. both M, Common
Pleas and Supreme Courts. gard the play ~ The
Twelve Temptations, have been settled aud dr., ut1ugd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

A Collision Cdse-In the matter of John
Hanson agt. Tho schooner A. W. Thompson when was
libel filed by the OF the soop George seaman 10 re-
cover from the Thompson damages Tor ooul'Ion
between the vessels the 30h of November oo ON
the Battery, by WHICH the sSnp was sunk Judge batch
ford holds that the schooner was in fault rs sue cOuiu
easily have avoided the sloop and he orders uooee ot
the hbelant with reference To Commission I'd "soet
tain and report damages. ,-.-.
Illicit TRANSPORTATION Of WHISKY Barrels Assistant
District. Attorney Emerson having commepoou SUIT
against the New Haven Steamboat Company 70 recover
penalties from II for transporting empty WHISKY barrels
with stamps on, IN violation OF tho lhtetha hoNehue
laws the matter has been settled by the Company con
Teasing Judgment for $500 Co., -, o.,
The Bnii0er Caseln the United states District Court,
I'm bankrptcy In the matter of Abraham n. Clark and
Abraham Bniuger, bankrluts, judge hmlShioiI mas
given decision VI the points raised oy the as
signce IN Bankruptcy. - =, i.
The Assignee had presented petition averring that
tue title OF tho bankrupts in the property IN dispute has
ceased and become vested in hun, anu that the only
remedy OF the bankruptS their creditors was In the
bankruptcy Court and the petition prayed that the
Marshal Nigh, ordered To take the property from the
the receivers appointed bI the state Court
thar the receivers aud the bankrups be eiJoned roni
further interfering with the property, M that tho
assignee might marshal ana dispose OF the property and
secure the rights of all parties that the bankiupl
be onoined FROM further prosecuting hla action against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

The Clarke CdSe.-Ilorace =. Clarke OF No. -
Dev.st who was charged, before Commissioner Osborn
yesterday, With doing business as coIpouuder sId
making the entries as such con FOUNDER aud recer r.
qured by law has been discharged on the nrs charge
the Commissioner holding that the evidence dd mol SHOW
that Clarke was a recther and compOuuder, within the
meaning of the law, It being simply shown that be aai
on several occasions mixed various grades of whisky
The second charge is separate one ana VIII 10. DC d
posed of until the day set for its hearing
RereHue Cause.-The examination IN the case or Martin
r. Cook charged with having in completely With Lewis
r. Wetmore defrauded the Government by false gausDg
returns, has been put over by Commissioner Bets 70
Monday next -.
The case OF Thompson Jefferson, the purser Of the
steamer Heyetia who Is charged with smuggling sias
&C. was commenced yesterday, by Commissioner SHEDS
and will be resumed on Monday. 49,
The Ship Neptlme.-Seyeral OF the crew OF The shp
Neptune have entered complaints before Comma
Shields Of having been treated cruelty by Capt Peabody
on the late voyage FROM Liverpool 10 this port OneN
the crew stated that seaman was treated SO haop
the Captain that he died aud thrown overheard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
SUPREME CoURT-GrSEa,L TERN

Before IngrGbdm, p. j.. Barnard and Brady,
J. =. DeriSiOus-Pitt Cooke agt. The state Natuua
Bank OF Bu,un- order appealed from reversed VIA SIC
eo-ts; opinion by Brady. schahler AIT ecc"hd We.
Railroad CompanY.-Judgme affirmed. with costs;
opinion by Brady. The American Bank Note company
AIT Tracy r EdsOn.Judg reversed anu Lev tglai
ordered costs 10 abide the event opinions by lngnham,
r. j. and Brady. j., dissenting. Tracy r. Edison agi The
American Bank Note COmpauy.-Judsme reversed ahd
new trial ordered costs abide event Mchse -paiI
agt James Iyon.-Order appealed from affirmed with
costs opinions by IngTaham, Brady dissenting. Haiirn
act Bovce Judgment reversed and trial Orgrred
costs to abide the event; opinion by Brady John
Mackay agt. Andrew Mackay Judgment reversed ahd
Judgment ordered for the plaintiff FOR 1927 aud Ltrg.L
If plaintiff does accept this sum or the defendant do
seuts a reference Is ordered stated IN TIE opinion
Isaiah T. Williams agt. Robert Sargeaut.-Jud -Iens
affirmed with costs; opinions by lUgraham ana Brady
dissenting AsplnWall agt Ramsay alignment reversed
a to Torrance and the other defendants judgment
affirmed with costs opinion by IngrahaIn. Bartlett sgt
Same.-Same Judgment Bassett agt. Bassett-Jlds-
ment affirmed with costs; opinion by presiding Justice.
Masterson agt HOyt.-Judgment affirmed with costs'
opinion by the presiding Justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
SUPREME COURT-CIRCrir.

Before Mr.. Justice Brddy-FNIHg Means 70
WaUs-ChdS. Hamilton agt. ThOs. j. l0ys 81 "a ihe
plaintiff claims defendants employed hm % iake ~
boat TO Croton River and CrOton Landing 10 1sAe -
tuns OF grou for them from or both OF those -se
10 Cohoes that when he got there he found ,tv.os
River as defendants knew too shallow fOr NJ eoA seos
loaded; that he then offered take load from otVe
Landing but they told him to take IL from Cro'oh i'e'
or nowhere. --,.,,- -,
The defendants denied everything and especiay thAl
they were responsible for the shso"neSs OF Tue 'tV'S
River. -. - -. go,
The Jury gave plaintiff damages IN 500 MF. Augustus
F. Bays Tor plaiItlf; Mr. Niles FOR defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

Bininger without the leave NJ the Bankruptcy Court Ara
that such further rule order might be ade as i-h
be proper In the premises ~"
Judge Blatchford, after going tho proyIsIons q,
me Bankruptcy act relating 10 the points raised -
mat as all the rights Of action which Clark q. seek ~
enforce are vested In the assignee the assignee snoud ~
allowed 10 prosecute the action u the staie Court In ~
own name. and that order will be entered that Css
execute and deliver 10 the assignee the protrr pane
facilitate the substtutOn Oi the assignee A. sni0r IN ~
place OF Clark that Clark refrain from proecgting 49,,
action that the baukupts be eniOlned from tuerf,'
WIN the property, and he concludes by saying.
As quite probable that n the assignee be sp,
tinted Tor The palntih Ia this action 10 may be de.rst
that inc possession ~ the receivers should not be- d
turbed uhtil such substitution shall have taken place
decision ON The other matter, Involved Do The tr.- =
tie petitioner is suspended Tor o., present"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19
CRIMINAL.

Recorder Ilackett in the Court OF GeneIa Ses,
sious Yesterday, sent Wolf Micbae, CONVICT" vl -,
four charges OF grand larceny ~ W., ~ di,gdns
the emigrant Lynch. was sent 10 the ela' .,abbiss
three years Francisco Zepeda, convicted OF a.
Elizabeth Lewis OF No IA Baxterst, was selt F" 'N'
State Prison for nve years 49,.
At the TombS Police Court, before Justice
bowling. Edward Kenney, OF No. l'2 Eim,1,; ., ne
known Fourteenth Ward politician, employed ~ -, 70
Controllers ONCE, aud whom the police say ke,P oa
bank on Broadway. was charged MIN WV, psera Hoas
Thursday night the prisoner entered Tue revere ~
dining saloon and meeting charles A. Ma.uus1. n
80 Prince street he picked uP lumber ana I's.u "a
the face OF Malburg, cutthE nun seNe''S' N'N'
held 20 bail In 500
The examination of Joseph Marshal, VINO VINO
Kant li1uor store al the corner OF one az u"' ,sl
nthth.st and Thrd-aye and OF hIs bartender s"aa p
Fniay Jointly charged With having distracted fn.1
uty OF liquor from the store while m poses.vn & ga
an execution levied at the SUIT 81 NlA, ~" ii.r,e
concluded In the NOrkye Police ,o9I'i 80 viii give
Coulter Fiulay discharged ana tns In tho
"A decision IN regard TO Marshal ia tN"oossi .uI The
course of the examination. Mlrsha 49, ,h.y made
Deputy sherifs violently abused enfS r WITH Gcuv
brought to order by the pre- ans mft
clared their conduct most unTehue"" Mia
Justice Scott, at the Essex Ma, m"rchr. Root
1,,n alas Mshoney Michael NohNnl' 40" - tbs
Clark All Young men. the ouee' IN a complaint
polvv aa va, A. Cole Of the canai'1vat V's' 80,
On the 18th lust the boat nov $500. y,bc .ueeeoded
River entered by ,e GO Se"t OF rope wheD they we
~ Sv t5mcer John Wild Ot tue seN,n'. .t,oman
dlseoNcIeu y! D.ani,an is brother 81 the eNpst'"
au discharged the police force Wood. Of
~, c1SrE Mas charged by peJdei' EuN m, young
Sohl ~ with the larceny OF 'oat, =, r, t
no. accted TO buy the coat and was @ can oil baE
ON oT''' Clark found that Z htted 'e'' "''' "H"
WAS pursued ana caught q, ,a,,.s,r pp-
prs;ness was conducted at the Jefferson y, rs
onrt by Justice John Cox. william scV.
tormsry an hOster ID the 1 s% FP@ odeS butcher a.
the oansST SsS With having procured fSn % By
aG ~ 81 pounds OF meat and h. ono f,ensrseJ W Ms
false INT the butcher did not know tu,s Ktehaus
have the meat he did While ne ,S Ta rial At H
employ as sSS OF S 5000 bail Alfred Boz. a% Sssns
Of the Legation pS oS OF the SS Fsas On
attempted 10 sfOG S we'll known house Whom
place SSs da Sy nS SoS
Box Mas alleged ~ ~ The station House, no Wa nsIcL
pon s soa,sI with dirk knite il Sdduos WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-19

problem, we hold, is solved and the true system of
transportation discovered
A company has been formed to construct line,
and develop the invention an adequate scale.
Liberal inducements are offered to the Pioneer
Stockholders. Books of subscription opened at
the office of the company, No. 16 BrOad-st. COmmu-
nications by mail are to be addressed to Messrs.
Austin & German, consulting engineers No. 81
Park row.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17
P4SSENGERS ARRIRED.

FROM BRBMESTn steamship H,nsa Oct. l5ABert AleI 'nd.r
A Gope A. Sturmer, enfy Roeer AMI wife H, Dr.
wessehrg Emile er and child H. Piasnkuch Dr. ~ hee
child Mrs Thuichum. child and servant Bmma
Bnhh and Afel Mnieufe W. Braun " H. H.sn .nd
Eschwege With family aud X chwitl, b. stein
bor wie sophie Toepken Aug fanny David Zen,r and
wife Mrs L. N. Austin and child, r. H. Bromann and famn o.
MiS1rSot sfi%in Dr. '@'D I%yas: fs%y AMI servant
Carl wemhofer Muller seekamp H. Seher and wife john
wuh Richard MAYER C L. Bense, Bertha Wagner, Maul r.
family Albert Mann Adene Won Baren and child M
Bs, ,ud child IL Kee sHd daushS;r hsry Gly II e Bade1
wife Mn Kohlh-pp PnnI Porthuber. M W. Jashne and
cd Mir MuHte @. Wteknd Bmehe shesten.
uder Mgrken Reonoe Peg Lena Rei Aug Ley
4 H. Nonsees and WIFE, A. Whazn Charlotte WnIgen, A. Gum
pert Mar Gunpert, David sslOmOn, H. Cohen Aug Weerad.
willie ID ne Schranf Lonse Walter and child, Maria
child George wellbroek and wife Anns Rher Geo Ben
tsppen family Martin Benkanpen O. Pockhahe C. Gefhar
and family j. Neuhaas 0uenhues Sophie Deen hrA
Slonou Sslberg Walk sum j. Diem, Anna Bran
Mar Meyer ROsae Breing aud child Lou Fischer
PAU Wolf Tname Guds Rosmapn Aug Boc Preienci Bher
julius Uhnkuh g. HumHel g. IierkoI, hicbsrsted, Lima
Se8er Adele Kummieh, C. Kamlehn snl daughter Rosse
Ab, NJ. Knapp, r. Orerkbmp Anthone WilhelmT and child
Kern H. Munier and wife 0ss op. Panny "a G.
Fanny Ka1geBbeger AMI child Hasi Wd John Cscc Ms
F. Sclmae g. Henchen H. Cssebohm and wife hsItA Ba
hat H. Feyer and family H. Amberg G. Wsdeer and sfe H.
iOcin H. Sgeho O. Llbkin and family H. Bell wife hrA
Rsiehrl snl ehI T. Ammon and family Are FehnS W. Gsnths
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17

Hal, I'm Eighth ave terminated In riot, during when
oairer Edward Joyce OF the Twentieth Precinct Ponco
was assaulted aud kicked badly by Andrew Reilly Dan
ici Mccormack and John McDOnOugh. They were ar
rested subsequently, and Jsco Cox yesterday, Mt tho
Jefferson Market Police Court committed them for trial
Max Levy, while standing IN the doorway o. his storo
at No. bI5 Eighth-ayc., on Saturday evening, saw
a respectable lady OF hls acquaintance insulted
by Joseph Sheri tan and John DonOhue. Mr.. Levy
demonstrated. when tho turned upon him,
Knocked him down, and kicked him savagcly. They
were committed &c. W Freeland OF Lexington
ave-, charged with pointing revolver at the head
OF James Hughes, at No. 81 Amityst, fined So and
placed under 81 900 bonds to keep the Catharne
Fnncgau Friday last, caused the arrest OF little
girl named Mary Carr. age o. OF No. 2}2 West Forty
her room. While confined In the staon-house Satnr-
day the girl confessed that she had taken the money aud
had given 1t to her grandmother. She held for q
further hearing. John SOmmers, n hackman after
driving Mr. James Randall about the city Friday
night, stopped In SiXthave near Twenty-s xthst and
demanded his pay. Randall, who was intoxicated.
seemed TO misInderstand him, aud, drawing o dirk
knife, endeavOrod TO stab Sonmers. Tho blow
was parried and Randall arrested and
placed under 1900 bail To appear for trial. go.
James McChesney, expressman tho 7th inst. was
employed by Mira. w. G. Stack to carry trunk contain
ing 5000 worth VI clothing 10 the Havana Steamboat Pier.
The trunk lost and McChcsney ascertained that
of the stolen property had been sold TO Mr.. Levy
OF No 3s9 Seventhave He questioned, and impli-
Gated David Malone OF No. $50 Seventh-ave, who was
arrested and in his found several articles
taken from the trunk Malone pleaded guilty and Levy,
who appeared Witness locked up in default OF
$500 bail on charge OF grand Larceny.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17
CRIMINAL.

James Watson, while intoxicated on Saturday
evening, went 10 sleep on stOOp in SXteenth-s While
asleep, John Clancy took from him gold watch; and
Ohcer White, seeing the robbery arrested Clancy, and
Yesterday morning took him before Justice Scott at the
Essex Market Police Court, who committed him for trial
at the General Sessions ..JOhn alias "Pper Burns,
distinguished as the man WHO in fight received
bullets was committed for trial a charge OF running
over Ann Monahan in Fom mteehthst, i1juring her 90
severely that she is not expected to live.
AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Al
dernan Conan committed Louisa Marzze for having
stabbed Francis Magure, age G. OF No. C2 North Moore
st...JOhn ;. Daniels was committed for having cut Dem
mis- Coleman Of No 46 GOldst the face and neck with
knife Louis Daub Is, Of No. 20 Edridge-st and
tenOOn arrested for completely in the forgery OF check
for SIS the BOwery National Bank. The check pur
ported to be signed by Morris Shlarek. and made
payable 10 the order Of "Puger" Daub confessed that
he presented the check at the bank and Zege also
mted his guilt. They have passed forged checks
within few days past. Thomas Kerrigan of No.
a. charge OF stealing two horses, valued
at $3.50, the property OF Daniel Reamer
kerrgan had given the owner tl26 In part payment
the horses and the understanding was that the animals
uer 0i the purchase money was paid keTrgan removed
1ne horses and has since refused payment. He was
pV Sp1Vhm.ted Samuel Mccarthy, who offered TO become
nis surety anu who falsely swOre that he owned the
premises No. 81 Willettst. was also committed Cor
nenus lawrence was committed for having attempted 10
@ az a. Ine lradesInans Nations Bank forged check
o sioo Pu porting 10 have been signed by Woodward,
Lawrence Co., No. 3l4 Broadway -. James NJ Robin.
eOh, VINO cianen Ia be merchant of LOwdinVe. Ohio
from John H. Reed, No. 4lO Broadwav NV falselv ren
resshtng himself az the senior member OF the firm OF
Wllam n. armstrong d Co. OF Russelville Ky and
that the nrn had STOCK hand worth si0 900 honk
account Of $1,000 and Ss,OoO worth M dSIts I'm
BrlCe ana James Johnson both waters wero
for having khocked down and robbed WIN Brown OF a
silver watch, IN Ohyer-st, near Oak st ~ Va
a ball ON Saturday night at the Continental
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws' Il &C

BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CIEWs ~ co. %
WAIL-sT., n. \.
Deposit accounts can be opened with US IN either
currency or coin, subject to check without notice.
Interest allowed upon all daily balances at current
market rates. Checks upon us pass through tHo
Clearing House as if drawn upon any city bank.
We draw Bills Of Exchange, make toegrapmo
transfers of money and issue credits available in all
parts of Europe.
We issue Certificates Of Deposit payable on DO
mand or at fixed date, bearing interest and aVaiS
bic at all money centers.
Collections made i'll any part OF the world
CLEws, HABICHT Il Co., LOthbury, LONDON
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co. are agents for the sale Oh
the following desirable securities, which they oho'
at low prices
NY. and o. Midland First Mortgage Bonds per
cent, gold.
St. Loui, and S. L. Railway First Mortgage DoncA
per cent, gold.
Alabama State So.
New-Jersey Town Bonds, per cent
Some excellent Western 10 per cent 'ecurinee
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17
PROSPECT PARK FAIR.

The attendance at the Fair grounds on Satur-
day, the closing day Of this years exhibition was uu-
usually small. Many at loss TO attribute this to
the singular OF the night before When the sixth
heat Of the 226 had been rosd and the bell rang
FOR the seventh possibly the ladies at the Club
may have been little alarmed at the scene which en-
sued. When they looked out from their balcony and
saw the track filed with crowd Of furious men, who
e1pOstuated argued threatened and swOre when they
saw the Judges the object OF all this fury standing firm
q little pale, perhaps and when they heard significant
shout "ThOse judges won't 60 home tonight II is DOS
.ible that they wore little alarmed. And when they
saw the crowd grow violent the darkness grew
deeper around Them II is quite possible that they were
still more alarmed. And when they got away safely
from the grounds IL is quite possible that they vowed
never never TO 20 TO Prospect Park again And IL is
possible that each LADY tOid hef nYe hundred par
All abou the disturbance. Perhaps this may have
the cause of the somber look Of the Club House Saur
day IL 10 an explanation II sI pe sne t tfue one %
Additional premiums were conferred during the morn
ing In the DEPARTMENT OF horses. In Class NO. l9, the
rot premium for the best saddle horse was awarded 10
Mr. Walter; the second 10 Mr. Brler In Ciass NO ~ the
Art nremin for the best pair OF mules awarded 10
MT John Kelly. In Class No. II, the ntst premium ios
the best fancy matched span OF road horses was
TO Mr. Marion; the second 10 j. ID. Willis In CLASS No
o. the premium for the best span OF ponies under IA
hands Sas awarded Mr. g. Harte the second for one
pony To Mr. T. r. Rockwell The entire list OF premiums
IN all the departments Will be made puDDc inns week
The fret race OF the day the seventh and decisive
heat OF the for horses that had never Deateh E
Surprise and Charles T. LOew were the only contestants
left, each having taken two heats. When the WOfd was
given they away, with LOew neck In advance Dut
with break the turn his fate decided and sur
prise the winner by SIX lengths. Time, CJo EIo,
1:6Ot 2.29.
Tic ne1t race was FOR horses that had beaten
40 for purse Of 500 The entries W. H. Jarvis
PIX T. Black CROOK; John MWphy's brn. <. Jas' H.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17

Coleman; Edwin Thorne's II. M bnis",'' ~ m Nancy
Flanders & <. Lottery; Hiram low noWMa Maid: A. Pat
S,los II II Samms's chest IN. Basnh" iil,s' nan q
terson's H. M Lady Hughes; kobt; f, and Bashaw
Robin or these Lottery, James N ner were wiihGrawn
Bccre tGc start d pools sodLLottnTyM III won the rt
Slio and BaShaw Maid, " Dnnd in 9:3lt; tho Maid
t ae ihrd In s coleman the ISTs iSTrs so ~ we Vent to tho
Maid the nfIa ~ colcmsn, y, and $50 TO Lottery ,or
% Tae nra tee anz S3eT ao
members tSa,s Moons; , best three in i've the entries
wSre b r m Jennie and Dr. and m YchoaS Van
m,s ch q Dick and mate. Jennie ana CnnIne C,t
rasv winners Of the first ny two Ienglns' ond Seai
j IA, l:26i 20s5, 2:5Ol. Jennie and Cnarne iSo
,ron the third heat. 1ime-0l3i l:2i. 2:Oja Esys;
NJ. Will am Francis's black span, Harry anu MohIuul'
were fined around the track, and made the iu'rr& an ~
O40 the half in l2O, the hreequarters IN LOO ou n
nils 2S This concluded the first Agricultural far VI
the Prospect Park Association
New-York tribune., 1870-10-17

The balances the Treasury Of the United States at
the close of business to-day were: Coin, cur
rency, So 26O.OOG gold certificates, s2,9s6OO0.
The receipts OF fractional currency at the o. s.
Treasury for the week ending to-day amount TO si2Oco
The shipments notes. s3O72s fractional currency,
ssO5O9 Treasurer Spinner holds in trust for National
Banks security for circulation s3i3592,950 and for
public deposits s5os 500; mutaed bank notes burned.
SSs09OO total amount burned to date 3065s5ls; bank
currency issued for bills destroyed sO35 circulation
outstanding at this date $500 400 fractional currency
redeemed and destroyed during the week, $5O7 500.
The Bulletin OF San Francisco Oct in It's review Of
the trade OF that port from JAN to Oct 1870, says
Our exports OF treasure for the first nine months Of
1870 compared with those Tor the similar period in 1862
wer a,f