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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
SUPREME coURT-srrcr,L TERM.

Be(ore M. Justice CdydOrO.-JGmes Fish jr.,
agt. Inc Albany and SHsq,tehGnhd Rdilrodd Company
FL dln this suit Mr. Fisk seeks TO compel certain
10 whom the defendants stock had been issued TO
pay the full par value Of IT, provisional injunction
applied for restraining them from Transferring the
stock, and order to show cause with temporary in
junction made by Mr.. Justice Ingraham The motion
was heard by Judge CardokO who has denied the
a. follows The papers submitted TO the argument
OF this application were yolumuous that some little
Tune has necessarily been consumed In their eXamna-
tlou do not deem IL requisite. however To do more
than state the resu; which have reached after careful
consideration yiI That the motion should he denied
because the grounds OF the application either ad
Jb1tdd against the view Of the plaintiff by having been
Involved In the case heard and decided by Mr. Justice r.
Darwin smith. whose decision do not sit here review
or else the allegations OF the respect TO mat
ters not embraced within that show necessity for
an injunction. Tho motion must therefore be denied,
ahu lIo temporary Injunction must be- vacated.
bci0re Judge tWdOsO-Edraid X. willard agt. Wm. III.
Ads0H-Ihis action, which Is by members OF the Gold
Exchange. involving the rights that brought by
members or The Stock Exchange reported In The TKII
LSk OF Tuesday, came up yesterday morning. judge
auoho declined to hear the saying that ho was
cisqnahed from 50 dong for the reason that he
'. W SOME ninbera al thu Gold Board lie also said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
THE MARKET WAR IN PATERSON.

In consequence of the announcement that an
effort would be the Paterson Board OF Aldermen
on Monday evening to bring forward and II possible
adopt measures for the purchase Of market sitethe
Falls property and the Water workan immense crowd
assembled round the City Hall, blocking up the side
walks on both sides OF the street. The crowd
was disposed to be impatient one man took
stand the stoop. and addressed the crowd
So great the collected about the building that
some Of the members obliged 10 enter the Hall by
private Shortly after the doors were opened
and crowd poured In. Every member or the Board
except Alderman Mcneil was present business was
proceeded with In the ordinary manner, and after
hours session. which alluson to the business which
attracted the citizens. the Board adjourned to Monday
evening next and tho crowd went away disappointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
CITY MISSION WORK.
NJ. r. CHURCH CITY sUNDAY-sCH0OL AND MIS-
sJONARY SOCIETY.

NJ. r. CHURCH CITY sUNDAY-SCHOOL AND MIS-
sIONARY SOCIETY.
The fourth anniversary OF this society, held
in tho st. Pauls ~ +. Church on Monday evening" was
well attended by both sexes Charles H. APPRECIATE VICE
President OF the Society, presided
After the usual opening exercises the amman report
was read showing that the Society was Incorporated
by an &c passed April H. 1866 Its membership embraces
all Iaborers in the Sunday Schools connected with the
NJ T. Church Sunday School and Mission chapel serv-
ices have been conducted various parts OF the city
chanel has been erected on lots purchased and paid for
in Onehundred. and fourthst. near Nnthaye IL was
IN have beep the last Sunday IN February,
bnr owing to tho Illness OF tho late President ~ hs
postponed until April Inc society od mnvable
or pcrsona propcrty valued at s9C2 making otaiol
sli59o2 There II organized churches Tue nTlv
OF bch are divided into 20 classes. when meet
Two hundred and niuety-one conversions nave Dseh
made during the year. The Perry 81 on"'' tarimS
,rom the cC"' meSershp Of the Mission and
from the Mission sunday school register 80, .S'
pupils Tho present Church membership is . S,y
The Society has ~ sunday schools with total fegsV
for the wear of 235 officers aud teachers and 2s scho
arr or total sunday.schoo membership OF 32kt nis
sonay and pastoral visits made SSeS number c
services held $685. visits Sunday schools 75o pages
OF tracts and Good News" distributed 96y tc
l55 baptips 2IG conversions, 29 children promsea 70
nd sunday hoos. 1858; adults promised 10 atena
church. l586 The Society has received during tSo pas
s2s9 o. and expended In the mission ana >; e."pI
s305 a. During the last four years the Society mas
expended $i98309 50. ~, r. TT
An eloquent address was delivered Dy lne c IOcin
Fow Ter of Chicago Tie Rev. j. H. Wiley, DID, OF Clhclh'
natl followed with few pertinent remarks. , l.,
Subscriptions TO the amount OF 5000 were recevea ~ y,
behalf the chapel at Harlem, ana then the io''
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year
ylce.Pros dents, A. V. Stout, Chas. H. Appleeate;
George j. Hamilton. the Rev VIM H. ferrls, ~; anu
fine Rev Hart f. Pease Corresponding Secretary r. Is.
sinclair: Recording Secretary. Jas. H. Felohi
Treasurer Wn, X Peyton. IT'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF SBw-YoRK............... March -
CLEARED.
s,e.m,hps-ch9. Macansy Liverpool; 81 CD Nickersou viii
Niagsn Blslem,p; Richmond Neptune. Baker, Boston.
B,a.Abu. wseesr HA7re; Peggy Reeve LsshOu L. Gig.
ueaa, Wheeler. EliIabethport
ST. kits; I. H. A. Pitt Young. Bermuda
seb- and b. G. Adam; adams C,d1 AhsrT Treat SAWYER
thcp GsyestOn speedse Smith, Norfolk, Royal OAK Erickson
Sa eS ST F Ta ' GoS VICE. SI: o aSS &
smith Brosn Blraeoa RObooT. iiaras Corpus Christi;
H. r. Russell Nckeon, NeSOresns C. h. JOLes Smith, Boston
CalfOrui.. Nicholson. Bridgeport
ARRIVED.
Steamship BeOna. Couch LOndon Mae6. via Havo nd,c.
Ship vancouver ArburOn Ccus and Sands Head Oct 90 mdsa
Bark TJnedae Of Newcaste H. Steel Shanghai Nov g. tea
Bark Raleigh. Of London. Mccarthy, Annoy Nov. "a tea
BIZ S%s,o" Of R.Pbaioes Ssse 81 K. JAZZ. I '0s"
Brig Daniel Trowbhdse OF NeSliaveu, CroSe Ponce R. IA
Brg Mary K Leighton Cav c.rlrua. ais,, sugar
Brig Alpha Of sidney C. b. Dod teuiaesos days aud
Brig Mic Mac of Bhdsswater. s.. sum Arroyo r. 10 days,
Brig Camilla Of Bsrmud Tucker St Jasod Cub. 20 day..
Bnt j. LrVbton Wallace JaciSayiir days ysloS MA,
sehL Helm Bowel Of Bangor Acronds POaee r. IL days
Schr Frank Tr-, ofFruktort. Wood Baracos dsv fruit
schr Re6ee AiNeod ll9SeG p@ane Haraeos = days nt
schr g. ~ Wentworth Of Calais, Robbins jscmel ID days coffee
seb AaGr POs elmou Aux Cave. II day. coffee aud log
LOretO Fish, OF ThomAsOn simpson, PensacO. Q, days
sch Chester oAt Ofw'a. Poole, Jacksonville 10 d. yeOS
sehr John Rollins. Wilmington d,y, naval store.
shG IL WheAiou Of fbadeph. Nhealoo Jacksonville for
sesI , s,"sr Of rSuepOr, Dr'col p.r,ooa II d.y. fruit
sebr Francis hAoei alock 0aveson % day hdea
DOMESTIC PORTS.
March a,nl'eS steamship George Cromwell from
bosl9s Mach ;sEA,'d steamship Roman from Philadelphia
foNrREs MoSRoR va March 2S-Passcd in ror Baltimore brig
Nseo ron roo Reo mp Matilda isn Caaoi b!g r0es' ietTee
ward b1efrW tot Nova NcytA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
SUPERIOR COuRT-spEcIAL TERM

DeciSiOns.-By Judge Jones.-Motlons granted
laval agt laval; Bell ag Burke; Walsh ag kerner;
POttowiske sgt. Poowiske; Alburtisa gt Aeitoh Bern
stem agt bernstein. Motions decided.-Peehin agF.
Coumb smyth agt Hennessey Ahrendorf agt. o. BTien;
Baker agt. Kent-Alowance OF slC0 granted Coleman
agt Livingston Motion denied with $40 costs Hazel
boom agt IinthcumThere appears to be two aifdayts
ON plaintiffs behalf which have not been submitted Bar
tine agt Coulter-oOn denied withsl0 costs; the stat
utes prescribe the manner in which the lien can be as
charged Whele agt. FrcmOnt-MOtion for reference
granted. Harger agt. Dlger-Same as preceding
o'Donovan Rosa agt; oMahoney,Moti9n decided
barney n ot Baldwn-Motiou gIanted and cause re-
ferred Denver agt Denver-MOtIOn denied without
costs Fee agt. Naturalization denied and temporary
Injunction dissolved, with $40 costs Fowler ag D1had
son-Moon denied without costs and without prejudice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
THE FRUIT TRADE.

TWELVE OCEAN STEAMERS, MEASURING 1900
TUNS, EMPLOYED.
A London line of fruit steamers, in cOnnec-
ton with the Anchor line Mediterranean branchJ
steamers landing at this port average Of 200
boxes Of oranges and lemons weekly each line aternat
ing in their loading at Scan ports The opens
November and closes May and the average passage
OF the fruitlaen steamers is 40 days from Gibraltar
The London line employs the steamers Northumbria
(now In por), Camilla, Rosana, satira, Palmyra and
Electra; while the Anchor line have the Dorian NOW
port, Daclan. Tyran, Britannia, Caledonia, and Area
dia aggregatmg 800 tunshe tunnage OF the other line
being about the same that about IS tuns OF
shipping employed In this trade alone The route Of the
Scotch fruiters is from Glasgow. laden with geu
eral merchandise. which landed at Lisbon,
Gibraltar. Genoa LeghOrD, Naples. Mcsslna, aud Pal
ormO. BY the time the outward cargo Is discharged
and often before, tho ladng OF frut begins, the
steamers touching after leaving Naples at Mersna and
Palermo. aud completing their cargo and taking
passengers. At Gibraltar on the outward voyage, the
vessels cOaed ana before they leave for the
voyage their bunkcrs are replenished AT this, their final
port of departure. Since these have
making stated lrpa, large numbers 0f passengers who
hiiaO been travelling through Southern Europe have
awaited themselves of thls route To visit the MedItoI
ports and proceed to tho United STATES. without
returning the routes taken TO reach the southern
limits Of their travel. The steamer Caledonia now c
To tins port has nearly 100 passengers board who
would had II not been Tor TINS line o steamers. have
been obliged 10 return 10 Hayre Liverpool To take
passage to the United States These Anchor Line
steamers MI up at this port with flour and sail for Glas
Cow direct, while the London line proceeds To English
Channel ports laden with what the market offers.
Ornnges selling at tho rate OF about 81 the single
tho time the Dorian sailed, aud they bring about
s. 80 box here To the dealers uCkscrr were selling
Is quarter Of dollar yesterday at tho street
ners having Oranges here almost cheap
us they can be purchased In tho Mediterranean, and
almost the price for which they can be procured Ia
I0ndOn or Liverpool. The steamship Dorian, Capt.
Small commenced diaehargng lor cargo VI fer NO al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH,. %.

WEDNESDAY. MARCH. ~
Europe Liverpool te steamship
Mauhsn Pier No &C. r.. close at the General POhce At Y m
ma. for paid letters only Pier No 10 hoh River
and closes at p IN
THURSDAY. MARcH ~.
Mails for Havana and the Nest Indies steamship MORO Castle
from pier No r. close at tue General Post oHce at o'clock
IN. Steamship sails st 3 ..
Mails Havana and West steamship Cuba sailing from
Baltimore. close at the General Post Office a; D.
Mails for Porto Pas San Domingo Samans &c steamship T
bee Pier No NJ b. close At the General PosOhce at Steamer
sails At
ayt per steamship Key West saag from Pier No. B. R.
close at Post.0Mce at u IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
U. g. EASTERN DISTRICT coURT-Is ADMIRALTY

Occasionally Judge acknowledgements
scotto agt The Ship Queen OF the East and Daniel g.
Bacon agt. The Brig Calypso.-The Judge said me
necessity OF speedy decisOn this case leads me 10
commence at aud briefly the result Of my examna
ton into the evidence which has been produced before
me. After going the testimony, Judge Benedict
said The decree in the first must therefore be that
the belants OF the ship the Queen OF the Est
the damages by them sustained by reason OF the collision
in question, with In the second case the Del
against the brig must be dismissed. with costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
United STATES CIECTIT COURT.

Before ,Judge Benedict-In the case OF
lanes b. CoddngtOn VINO indicted for having coun-
tcrfet money in his possession, the Court motion Of
Assistant Di,trct-AtOrney Jackson ordered nO pros
eg TO be entered 1t appeared that the accused had
no intent TO pass the money unaWfuly.
Martin Frank who pleaded guilty last week 10 having
I'm his posseson plate for printing counterfeit tobacco
stamps was sentenced to five years imprisonment al
hard labor in the Albany Peuitentiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pursers striving port requested
addressed the Se~Yok Associated Press
exhibiting authority OF J. W. siontou Genera
Agent Journal
World Sum- Express Rrean0 Post Commercial advertiser Strt
Ztupg Dsiaokat should be delivered oaF
thu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30

that he was disqualified for the same cason rom
inc the case of Alex r. Compton agt WIN H. Nelson GU
all which was tried the Sd OF March. although nc Was
not aware OF at time. and that IL wonn nave
retired. The case OF Willard agt Seiisoh VII" p'o''
be heard by Judge Barnard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
PJSSENG Frs ARPIVED.

FROM I0NDON-in steamship Belona-Thomss Goodwin File
Peudgst Rosa Blake Charles Henen T. Bardos Thomas Phillips
Taylor James Dugsh Jackson Richard Seght Marie ri
danceto, Bugene HerIel, Marie IerIel, Louis Hersel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-rs ADMIRALTY.
Before Justice observation-disclosures f. Com
nor agt. The Bark WalkWen.-Libel for repairs Case
commenced and still on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30

N r. yesterday Che Is fine screw steamer OF , I'M,
tuns This is the second cargo she mas oeh'oio" us
the present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30

ance the delays The losses the injuries OF every KIM
that have been endured during the four weeks
already past IT, W. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
MINIATURR ALMANAC

...5fT sun o:22 Moon rises sat
".
Hook 7:3J Cows Isl TT Hell Gate 1906
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
FOREIGN PORTS.

o FOREIGN PORTS.
VushsIoNs March 2-Ths steamship Psny. from Ne, ia
sf''ed T" ia" port yesterday the wsy Liysrpool
v ~ DISASTERS.
-" 49, o'neh rThe James WnKb, rom s.~
cod chains :" NV'''I''"'7 " ''' ''ss OF hef sscbss
SPOKEN.
is IL. Ion. - tut iH'ep"a hnch u. ~
OF FlOrids. N'NNA'' "a'' v" o"'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
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grovasals.
oTUos % NAVY P.,SAsrNH, ~ o,is.y n i.I
March q. lB51
ERESH BEEF and VEGETABLES.-S Scale,


ERESH BEEF and VEGETABLES.-Scal
will be received THIS uGcr until ocock te S. dy q
March supply rounds Fresh Beef ssd hteo
pounds Fresh Vegetables at the NesiOrk haJtaN sod s"ss
IS required
The Reef must Of good quality equ the grade
he proportion
hind IN. vegetables the bs qa. nsries
be offered
vii required 10
thbeld from the each Psyment ss ~
due performance u The contract HSlh ''so's""S " -
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and "a Nc.u .uers furnish the articles PROPOSED -. ...
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quired Of Congress- 3, furnished with TIE Wsl" . " ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
Stntistrr.

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~ mated the inshste use Of n.'oa. ere ,ass 10 n.
do Boihnk bus EXTRACT Ihk sd DO tat
WITHOUT PAN-sO 2Op patients tsssJ see avf 81 Ne
once. No ID Cooper Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
0ttln Steamtrs.

ANCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW.
"a LIVERPOOL. and LONDONDERRY,
from Pier North RIVER
AUSTRALIA-SArUkDAft Aprl2.
AID Saturday thereatl.
Cabin pa,saFe so and t75; n'sHned'te 90 sesrxe -
steeraFe lc kets from above ports ~ -
''''s HENDERSON BROTHERS Agsn,'
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-17
A Cruel Joke On . Clergyman.

The Ranesville City Times tells the
following good one "At a recent we'd
ding among the first families Of the
city, quite q sprightly joke was per
| petrated, but Just upon whom the
weight Of it fell IL Is difficult to de-
termine. While they were sitting
around the supper table, and before
the distribution Of the viands had be-
gun, the bride turned her plate over
and drew from under it o Slip Of pa
per, which, upon reading, she dise0v-
cred to be \ check for S., 600 payable to
her order. Flushed with joy, Of course
she passed it to her husband, who
hastily cast his eyes over il, and in
turn passed it to q gentleman friend at
hand, who likewise perused, but pre-
tending ignorance Of the object Of the
gift, handed it to clergyman In at
tendance, who, without word, began
to pocket it with that hilarious no
ton and flush of eOunteHance which
indicated that IL was the best fee he
had ever received for officiating at a
wedding. The eyes of the three were
at once fixed upon him In surprise
and CONSERVATION. The bride, Of
NONA'Nf hDAAu AAOI FGtAh ANl AAhE NAAOA-
sand dollars, and the bridegroom was
entirely too happy to utter a word;
and even If he felt like il, his relr-
tons were toe recently formed to 49,
sumo control Of his wife's property,
and the friend who had got him into
trouble too sensihly appreciated the
joke to say word, while the clergy
maxwell, he didn't think Of any
thing but going to the bank and draw
ing the money. However, before he
got the check comfortably nestled in
his vest pocket the friend who had
passed it to him issued his order In
the following words: ''Take that
check out Of your poeket!" which or
der the clergyman promptly Obeyed,
and all the parties were at once re-
lieved of suspense. The Joke, how
ever, was duly appreciated, and by
no one better than the clergyman
himself.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-17
Gold I'm Ohio.

Within the past week q new diseov.
1 cry has transpired, which bids fair to
electrify this part Of the State, and
/ add greatly to the fame and wealth OF
northeastern Ohio. ItisnOthingmor
nor less than The discovery of gold
I bearing quartz rock at Nelson's Ledge,
near Garrettsville, and the leasing OF
the surrounding country by a num-
Der of Youngstown capitalists, whose
fame and enterprise alone gave credi-
bIity to q report which otherwise
might seem sensational and ground
less. The facts, as reported US, are as
follows; Some time since, q returned
Californian, visiting Nelson's Ledge,
noticed that the rocks in that vicinity
bore great resemblance to the gold
bearing quartz of California. The
matter was communicated to some of
our Youngstown men of enterprise,
and Immediately 8 company, consist
ing Of Messrs. Thomas Struthers, JnO.
Stambaugh, Charles d. Arms, Jacob
Stambaugh, John Tod and Evan Nor
ris, leased all the land in that Vicini-
ty. They now hold leases of the land
around and including the ledge to the
~%@NNAAN Va INV aAlANos ~ EHELAnACAA Vi
rock has been sent to the assay office
at New York, and the assay which
has been received shows q yield Of
$40 80 per ton, which can be made a
profitable yield in this country. The
assay is in this city, and no slight sem
satton has been aroused over the dis
eOvery Of this mineral wealth in our
vicinity, What degree OF reliance
may be placed upon the new enter
prise is difficult to tell. TAe extent of
the field or the average richness of the
rock Is as yet absolutely beyond con-
lecture. The gold-bearing quartz is,
as every one knows, among the low
est strata, and to find it there indi-
Gates freak of nature which pre-
oludes all reliable calculation as to the
results. One thing is certain, that the
gentlemen who have charge Of the
matter are able to test it thoroughly,
and il they find success they will re-
ceive the hearty congratulations Of all
who know them.-KdhOnilg (O.)
Register.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-17
HINfs FOR YOUNG LIDIES.

It's hardly the thing to be witty.
II you are decidedly young;
A girl may be eharmingly pretty
And yet have the deuce OF a tongue.
Sharp answers are rather enraging;
When uttered with piquaney cool;
And girl may be sweetly engaging.
And make man look like a fool.
To women who hunt and are hOrsey,
(All feminine sOftness forgot),
A well-behaved man may be sauey-
He's surely spoon II he's not
They fancy 1t very delightful
To strike out path of their own,
But the world Is uncommonly spitefui,
And never will let them alone.
So, though don't wish to be rude, dears,
To yOu-by the slangy called EAST"
Though often the first to be wooed, dear,
Youu and that youu marry the last
Your sentiments rather too gushing,
Your wit little to free,
And women who understand blushIng
Men like for wives, don't you Seei
To try by your airs to out do men
Is really a wonderful plan;
The lOudest and fastest Of women
Would make such a very slow mani
And 'tWould be the same with men, dears
II We try this mimiozy poor,
We would be rs ridiculous then, dears,
What girls we would make 70 be surei
Then do not. consider 1t vexing
Your lives are such different things,
And never attempt at unsexing-
Sure queens are as royal as kings.
You soon would ind out what distress IS
Without his strong arm and advice;
Without your quick wit and caresses
lie wouldn't Ind life half 50 nice.