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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13
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VERMONT CENTRAL, SULLIVAN 1
' MONTREAL, and VT. JUNCTION RAILROAps
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, Nay 30, 1870
TRAINS GofNG SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Montpelier at 1855 a. m, 22t p. M, iO.osn
Mail Train leaves Ogdenshurgh at 600 y. H. SF ~
and at White River Junction and Bellows Falls vK,
trains for Boston, Worcester, Springfield, New WI
and with trains On the passumpsic Railroad. ''Ai
Day Express leaves Montreal a. 900 A. M, 81 t.t
nj lna0 A. M Oeionshurgh Mt 53O n. M. ST. AiiaSo
~ 10 d. M, arriving u Boston via. Lowell at iOln n
Night Express Leaves OUlonshurgh at LOO d. M M
trcal at 3li p M ST. Johns at 300 y m, 81 Albans NJ
7i0 y. M, arriving NJ Boston at $40 a. M, c0nnocss
at bellows Falls with Cheshire Road for Boston su4
Worcester and with Vermont Valley Railroad Tor sp,4
field, &C.. and arriving in New York Mt i2.5Op. M.
TRAINS ooiNG NORTH dND NEST.
Leave Montpelier at 24o a. M, 800 a. M. $50 D. m
sos p. m.
for Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal, Sc. arriving T.
Montreal NJ g5 D. m, and Ogicnsburgh ut NJ AZ nm
making close connections with trains for the West '
Mail Train leaves Boston via. Lowell at 7O1 A. m o.
Lawrence and fitohburg at 40 a. M. Springfield al se
a M for Burlington and St. Alhans
Trains leaving Boston via. Ftchhurg Mt 7.90 a. m
and Springfield at 500 n. NJ connect at White RIM,
Accommodation Train leaves Northheld at 7i5 A. IN
tor burlington, Rutland st. Adams, Oglcnshurni A.
Nght Express leaves Bellows Pals at lOl p. A. M
ocying passengers from Vermont valley Railroad Itav
ing Now York at 1915 p. M, and tfcm Cheshire RAN
road, leaving Boston 90 $50 D. M connecting at Whit.
River Junction with train leaving Boston Via Lowell
at duu D. m. tor Burlington, Montreal and Ogden.
bur1h, with Steamers aud Grand Trunk connecting ran
way Tor the West
Sleeping cars are attached 10 night EXPIRES. Train,
running between Montreal and Boston, aud st. Al.
bans and Springfield ami st. Adams and Troy sr4
Dr1wug-room cars between Montreal and Boston Ia
Day Express Trains.
the principal stations. o. MERRILL GcHf Nf
st. Alhans May al $50.
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agricultural,

This Department is conducted by
don. J.. ". Colburn aud Hon. John Grcgory'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-13
RAKES.-The cheapest and very
CINGER,s SEWING MAcHINE.-Mr
SEWING MACHINE.

- S. g. Towner desires 10 notify the citizens of Mont
poer and vicinity that he has been appointed Agent
luI lhe sale OF the lnstlN cnlehrniad
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DROMPT, HONORABLE, RELIABLE

AGENTS WANTED in every CITY, town and village
for the argcs' aud most successful DOLLAR HOUSE IN
the countIy-ONLY ONE endorsed by the Leading Pa
pers ana Express Companies in the United States our
goods give universal satisfaction, our premiums to
Agents CANNOT hE ENcELLEn, and checks are free
HAVING Two houses-Boston and Chioago-our facilities
are uSEQuALEp and our business exceeds in amount all
other concerns In this trade combined
"a SEND roR ClRCnLARs and FREg Gun, to
s. q. THOMPSON a CO.,
liG FEDERAL SrRRgr, BosToN, or
los SrArE STREET, CHICAGO.
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HISTORY sEptATISG ITSELF.
A News Itcss or 1918,

news ltcRl OF 1910.
The Canton (Ohio) Repository OF August "a, 1915,
published the following item or news OF that day.
FROM FRANCE-DEFEAT OF BoSAPARrE-GREAr BAT
TLE IN BELGiuM-LORD WELLINGTON WITHIN TWO
DAYS. MARCH OF PARIs-ABDICATIoN OF BONA
PARTE.
BOsTON, August 5. 1916.
The brig Abelline. Captain Wyer, has just arrived
from France and brings PARIS papers 10 juno
%. They contain Official accounts OF the
great overthrow OF the whole French army
on tho 18th OF June, with the loss or oil It's
cannon baggage and stores; tue rapii flight OF
BOnapare, the abdlcatien Of the throne. the choice
OF provisional government OF nine persons, the
declaration OF the Emperor, to w.t.
"FkENCHMEN-ln commencing war TO support the
independence OF the French nation l calculated
upon the support OF ALL had reason to hope for
success and have braved all the denunciations OF
the Powers against me. Circumstances are changed.
offer myself sacrifice to the hatred Of the cnemies
Of France
My political l:!e IL ended and proclaim my son,
under The title OF Napoleon H., Emperor Of the
French.
Done at the palace OF Elyslum, the 22d OF Juue,
1916. NAPOLEON.n
BOSTON, August 5, ISIS.
1t appears by Weington's official account OF the
battle Iought at Waterloo, In Belgium, that Bona
parte was defeated with a loss OF 10000 killed and
wounded, 200 cannon ana two eagles. The loss on
the part OF the allies Is also severe.
The same paper contains Wellngton'5 report in
full
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SUPREME CluaT-SsfC.sL Ieaa.
= Ffother and Hausburr Rival Contestant
for The Ownership OF House on Madison
Avenue.

= Moiher and Daughter Rival Con;ssts nts
for The Ownership OF House Iiaeis
Avenue.
Before Judge Barnard.
Mary Elizabeth Hughes as. mary II. Heath ard
Asa H. Heath.-Tne plaintiff is the daughter OF the
defendants. The husband OF the plainnn wished
70 convey the house and 10; No. $40 Madison avenue
70 her, but on consultation with the defendant It
was decided 10 deed the property 70 Mrs. Heath
with the understanding that she should reconves
lne same TO MIS-. Hughes. The deed accordingly
a. alleged, was made 10 Mrs. Heath who, as further
alleged, failed TO reconvey 20 Mrs. Hughes, accord
ha TO agreement, but Kept putting IL on, TIL
finally she refused TO convey at all and thereupon
this acuon was brought TO compel oon-
ycynnce. The defendants set up IN their answer
mat az The time OF conveyance Mrs. Hughes owed
was about To loan her some more and that the con-
veyance OF the house to Mrs Heath was as security
for any hing she might then or thereafter owe him.
1T s stated that af er the issue OF the action before
the case came on for trial tie defendants desired 10
amend their answer. ana that beng permitted to
90 so they set up that the deed absolute
yeyance TO Mrs. Heath lor a debt Mrs. Hughes owed
Inc former, giving IN excuse for this Amendment
Evidence ON both sides was gwen at considerable
length, and counsel viii sum up this morning
Decision.
Strong ~. TtSer IN this case the Court held that
kne plaintT is not entitled TO deed a specific
performance, but is entitled to decree declaring
that Interested the extent OF one-haf OF the
proceeds OF the properly described IN the complaint
when Sold IL ordered that the property be sold
under the direction or referee TO be selected by the
Court, aud the proceeds dyided as above, and that
. aoecree and order might be drawn providing az.
QOrulIyly,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BIarricd.
Coog-MIKEIs.--On Thursday, October 81, as the
residence OF the BRIDES pai ents in TINS city by the
Rev. w. ). Mikels. ID. d., Mr.. ARTHUR 4. COOK, OF
Syracuse N. ", to Miss EAMA A., daughter Of the
o1iciang clergyman.
DIcKINsoN-LowE.-A Chicago, on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 25, by the Right Rev. Bishop Simpson, J. u.
DICKINSON, or this city, to Mrs. MARY G. LOWE
HoWE-DE MorTE.--On Friday Octob.r2 -, az the
North Reformed church, Brooklyn, by Rev. b. Y.
Taylor, u. D., assisted by the Rev. VIM. Enyard,
GEORGE w. HOWE, OF Grecnyile, N. j., 10 GEORGE,
daughter OF Mrs. Ellen A. and the late George &c
Motto.
JoBEs --ALusoN.-on Thursday evening, October
20, at The residence Of The brides 1atEer, by Inc
Rev. il. i. Ellison, OSCAR AsUFIELD JoBEs, of New
York, 10 CASSIE d. eldest daughter VI Al 81 Aluson,
ESQ, OF Lafayette, Jersey CITY. -
MoIT-PoRTERFIfLD.--0n Thursday, Octoner ~,
at 81. Mary's Episcopal church. W the rev. u. Y.
M johnson. w. II. Morr 10 NJ. AuGUsrA, only
daughter or Robert Porterield, all OF Brooklyn.
MCAIPINE--iRASDRErH.--O thursday, Octooer
"a at Trinity church, Sing sing, N. l., Dy inc Key.
Clarence Buel, EDWIN A. McAIPINE OF New YORK
city, to ANNE, daughter OF DR.. Benjamin BTandreth,
OF sing Sing.
REED-KEST.-On wednesday evening, October
20, at the South Baptist church, by the Rev. Hasey
w. Knapp, assisted by the Rev. J. d. stevens, WIZ
LIAM H. REED, Jr., to MARY j., daughter oI Ine ate
Theodore Kent both OF this city.
New Brunswick IN. J.) papers please COPY
REYNoLDs-DUNLAT.-On Thursday, october 2I, at
the residence OF the BRIDES mother by the Rev. s. D.
Burchard, WILLIAM REYNOLDS TO MATTE, TIE daushier
Of the late William Dunlap both Of this clty. NO
cards.
SCnERER--DIcKEL.--On Tuesday, October IL, ny
Rev. w. NJ. Paxton, FREDERICK II. sCHEREn TO
CEcILE, daughter Of Colonel o. f. Dickei Gil OF tnis
city.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WAL srRyyr.

WALL srREgT.
FRIDAY, Oct. 2S-6 y. NJ.
The feature In commercial circles has been tho
nrmer and more active market for cotton which ad-
vanced IN sympathy with the higher quotations in
Liverpool where the more favorable prospects OF
peace have produced ouoyant market. In bread
stufIs -four was steady, but less active.
GOLD IRREGULAR--lllA li1x.
The gold market declined In the forenoon under
the connrmatory reports Of the capture OF Metz and
Baza.ne by tie russian army ana the price touched
lllk, the lowest point that has been attained
since tho outbreak Of hostilitics In Europ e.
Here tho "shorts" began TO purchase and
Q reaction 10 INK ensued, the upward turn
being stimulated Dy better demand for
cash gold late in the day. The speculative interest
in the market L. however, slowly decreasing and
the tone OF business becoming duh The rates for
cash gold showed considerable irregularity and
nuctuated between nat and Y per cent Tor borrow
Ing. During the morning the general ngure was
per cent -G4 for tho OF gold, but late loans
for the Clearing House were maas at l-32 TO 4 per
cent After three O'Clock the 'snors' paid 1-6i ana
per cent for the use OF gold omorrow. The SUB.
Treasury to-day paid out $3.50 o13 on account OF no.
| venber interest The course OF tho market Is set
Il
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CRIME IN WEsTCHEsTEa.
New York City.

Since the Court OF Sessions commenced, last Mon-
day, at White Plains, westchester county, the Grand
Jury has disposed OF an unusually large amount OF
criminal business, the result being observable In
increased number Of indictments for various crimes,
Among the PRINCIPAL cases tired before County
Judge Robert Cochran and the Justices OF Sessions
were the following
William BrO0Ss, q colored man. todicted for the
alleged preparation OF criminal assault on a girl
named Ophelin Sutton, who Is about fourteen yeors
old and OF corresponding complexion TO that OF
the accused. AT the close or the testimony on the
part OF the people counsel for the prisoner moved
for the discharge Of his client. Oh the ground tina,
the charge against the latter had not been sustained
by the evidence The Court entertaining a similar
opinion, charged the jury accordingly, and the pris.
oner was acquitted.
horse ana wagon from party in Mott Haven. and
was sentenced to three years In the State Prison.
A somewhat notorious burglar named Edward
Morgan was found guilty. and sentenced to similar
term at Sing Sing
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suPEsloa CausT--.aARsEas.
Writ Of Habens Corpus in Case Of rhe adore
Allen.
Before Judge Cardozo.

Writ Of Babcns Corpus iu Case Of TIE adore
Allen.
Before Judge Cardazo.
An application was made yesterday morning by
ex-Judge Stuart and Mr.. John Sedgwck for a writ
OF habeas corpus in the OF Theodore Alien upon
she warden Of the City Prison. where he Is con-
lined, and also writ or cerli0Iar! on Judge Cox.
The Jndge expressed the opinion that ne had no
jurisdiction In tie while the Court OF Oyer ana
Jernliner was III session. All lie could do, there orc,
Was To refer them TO the latter Court.
Mr.. 81 uaTt said they had already applied to Judge
}0urned over TO the 31st Inst, and that they had
better make their application at Chambers, which
they had accordingly done.
4he Judge granted the application. the writ being
returnabe tLlS uoiIlng.
EcCisiors.
Ftp et al. rs. McCoal et al.--Mo,loa denied
Cause ordered on short calendar.
fpsckne1 Us. but a al.-Ju Judgment granted.
The Jurtel Estate.
Htdfnplain B0lren Us. Nilsson ChGse.--This was q
motion In the three actions Of ectm ents brought
the theory that he and his family were the only law.
full heirs Of Madame Jume, 10 get possession OF her
property. in those cases when the case was called
for trial the plaintiffs refused 10 proceed, snd udg.
ment w3a given Tor Defendants with S25, coo extra
allowance.
Plaintiffs move now to open those Judgments. The
Court took the papers.
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PORTS 10 Great Britain 1879 bales, the Contsnsnt ~
Bales coast~is SASS bales ssieA OF the week 5s
Exchange unchanged Flour dull and unchanged Wheat
dull aud lower; no; spring Chicago, s7c Corn-So. .
mixed, Dltc 5ssic Oats Hrner and higher; sales at
ct4c 3SEc for No. 2 Rye quiet: No at ssc. BARLEY
frme; sales, No spring at 7Sc nigh wDes dull at sic
sai TO- cash o seller January $40 80 seller December
Lard, i4Hc for new cash I2c., seller December Hogs
unchanged Cattle more active sacs at 90 SO xs 10 Re
5000 bbs four l5 600 bushels wheat 4b
ts-i3 0oo bhs honr, $4,000 bushels wheat, 2560
bushels T0Ol bushes oats, GA0 bushels 52oj1
bushels barley 40J boss Freshs active 70 gaDslo, Ssc
corn, &c. on wheat by sail.
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COURT OF GENERAL. SESSIONS.
4 Roid y,grcesy.

4 EOId LARGELY.
Before Recorder Hackett.
Assistant District Attorney Fellows appeared IN
court yesterday. The only case disposed OF was an
indictment for grand larceny against George Rice
alias Andrew C'Connor who pleaded guilty to an
A. Fields on the goth of August Miss Fields tesi-
Ned that while she was riding up Broadway the pr-
s0ner put his hand inside OF the carriage and
snptched her tchel. she gave tho ALARM the thief
was pursued ami he dropped the properly in Walker
street. The Recorder sent him 10 the State Prison
t.r two years and six months.
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ANDERsos.--On Thursday, october ~, GEORGE II.
ANDERSON aged "a years:
The relatives end friends are invited to attend tue
funeral from the residence Of w. II. Cook, new No.
l0G7 Futon avenue, Brooklyn this Saturday alter
noon, OF half-pas one O'Clock.
CAYIIL the only sOn Of Thomas and Catharine
Cahill, aged years, months and IA days
The relatives and friends are vesDectfuY requested
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pnnEsTis fiARgETS.
NEW oR,.FANe. Oct. q. II

NEW ORIFANs, Oct q, 1870
Cotton strong mddns lolc. lss.c sales 5000; net
r2ccpts 570; coaswise. bh total 6s5l stock, 6e4S net
receipts OF tue week, cosslwise :a total
exports Great Britain, 1888 to the Continent AGO. coast
wise, 2, ,e02; sales OF the week rs 7hl
IorIBvILLr, Oct. "a 1870
ToBAcco-sales SO hhds. At So IS for ugs, 81 30 .
RlB f5 for common TO good leaf
SAVANNAH, Oct 3d. 1870
Cotton excited transactions arge prices advanced mid
dnss lbc sales 100 baes ret recr'ps 604 pales
ports 20 Gren Britain, 1859 bscs coaswisc 1928 bales;
eoek 81 l bales net fcoepls OF lie week 2A3 bales
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SUPERIOR CepaT--PlaT !.
AuoIher Action for Damages Against n City
Railroad Company.

keIDrond Company.
Before Judge Barbour.
Mary roa1ne rs. The Sere'ah Avenue Railroad
Conpong.-1his was an action to recover 5000
damages alleged to have been sustained OF the
plaintiff last July through her hoopskrt catching
q nail or spike Of o Seventh avenue car. She was
dragged, she claimed, sixtytwo feet, and very Sc
rious.y injured In consequence. The de'cndants
claimed that she was oil the car at the time; thar
she was hurt very little, and that II there was any
ailersuGerng IL was caused by the stupidity Of the
suTPeoD. TIE plainun, though having miscar-
rage only two days before the trial began, and
when Is claimed to be one OF three miscarragcs the
result or the accident, was brought into court and
gave ter testimony. After three daya spent In hear
ing testimony the case was closed yesterday, and g
verdict Tor 900 Was rendered for plaintiff.
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s1ItITf
Before Judge Tappen.
Iucy Il. Barron rs Jdcoo, =. b., Ceryuie Prince
and Esther Jane Aar;eHSe.-The plaintiff brought suit
10 compel determination OF ola,a 20 certain real
estate in New Utrecht, which she alleged she was
being defrauded out OF on the ground that she was
fu iegltimaie daughter Of Samuel and Elizabeth
Bralnard. The case has heretofore bCen reported
the HERALD Aesteviay the trial Of the case was
concluded. and the jnfy rendered verdict in favor
81 plalDtn
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forth Ia the table,

In the gold loan market the rate ranged from nit
70 x for borrowing. The operations OF the Gold
Exchange Bank were as ioows:-
uUIu Ciea Icu soS,otD"pJ
Goiu paih hcts. .......'........... Ito.uiac
Currency balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. js5l,l45
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fREtshEs The markes was only moderately active, but
hfTn and in higher obaipci
Business restricted nsdera5ty BY high de-
f1ngded. The chnrtering business acve grain
yesaes were wanted TO Cork tor orders 7s which
3D. I'D elow the asing hrures; petroleum vessels
les sought after but not cttannbe except at full previous
The -Fo Liverpoo 600 bushels
wIea al ad; bt0c DO. do. ct spd 26 hhds tobacco
3s 3D.; 10 hhds taos at 2js LOCO bbs -four st 2s 6d
and steamer bC bales cotton at cd sI6d aim ost all
I'D. 2,J bbia OYSTER at Is 6i 6s Cd,
81 bushels wheat a Qd Loncon 400 bbs nJur
at -. sds and i5eo bushela wnea. a, s19d. TO
Antwerp, % hA s.. tobacco a. ies. To glasgow,
steamer, ?5t0 ba.hels whea. 81, lo1Gd, and Loo
i,2tl bbs iosin Nriyte To Gibraltar. 80
petroleum at 25c The charters bark PAi la.
depbii - Bremen vita $50 bbls petroleum. Is i'd.
bark. rom he same port with abou; bbls hour 10 Rio
or SANTOS al BIC vi bsrk hence to Asinwa coal. at
90 SNIP tout 2v0 tons . Liverpool general cargo;
bark 10 dlreo port IN tue Nciiteraresn with 300 bbls.
lcitoe s and bark about 5G tons to tho Uasd King
dom, general cargo, on private terms.
fLoJg AND GRAIN Receipts 1869 bbs Hour. 800 do.
and 40 bass corn meal 2U0 bushels wheat SOL corn,
o.. do oats and 6OJ do malt The for State and
Western hour wa1 nc and prices heavy and lower
espesaAy Tor the t5ppng grades, which sold at &C.
Ic yer slfe The ~ co were about $500 bbls, including
2GU bDs extra state lie vered al e5 b IN. Southern
tour was dul, bn. unchanged Sales 800 bbs Rye four
was aodcratey deat in prices Sales l59 bbs.
were
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STREET CUoTArloas.
Huli-past Five O'clock r. M.


FRIDAY, oc, 2s-sPM
BEEswAx dull the demand being entirely of retail
character, and prices heavy and reo lower Small
Of Southern were at &c. while Wsstern was
quoted at 3lIsc.
CANDLEs.-Adamantine but little sought after and
the sales confined small former prices.
c lsc: sperm were quoted At Scc and patent at 4oc
IEsEST-Kosendaie was steady at 81 90, with fair de-
mani.
CnIoosr German ground was sttl scarce and wanted at
liz wrh price eas for s 70, last m 0 "as Ss ,
inch
/ 7 II: sssS:
sGs s ssa rope as e Russia bot d0 iso Rus
DYxwoops neglected we heard Of no sales Of
%ss s .Sss ss a o at I s for Il pS
currency Wost Coas: Lima wood Si00 gold for cam
fhe for Ris ps's Wa. moderately active
a 1r sas
onGs eA b.e were ds o.d q on private term. In B more
qas Su. eiis ia Sauc sse.
se psns ns Tsr' e.ssss sses'isa
sin:asss igs Ssyon, = ,Esa - ise :i asss: ss
5sss ,soa SSps = iss
i1o@ sssi !. classes @ euy
Sers only sos!s!s prices were nsr and advanssi @ per
ni Ts we're so a.
@ Se % s Ss and s
oeioser =, Isee Coi9r Ncyemb,r q ls1v 400 d. do,
at ct % Re-: l@I & d. d. d9 i ls 0 q s s. )
% y o5 To- "r October g. & M cs snf or rs
at ie,ae 2 isssci 100 Do, fSr December .. TSSc..
at sG Si DO Go Sass w su Y aS B. Mops a
l.sc"e append the closing lots The
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THE couRT s.
Verdict Against Railroad company-A ooun'
<prfeit "Shover'' Cspturcd~fhs JumeA
Case Again-A Family Essi
Estate Rumpus.
uu7ru STATES COMMISSIONERS cuus,.
A Dsscrnaipcd Ccuntcrfeiter.

1snry waneke was arrested yesterday by detec-
uve James Finn ofthe Fourth precinct for attempt.
Ins 70 pass O counterfeit ten dollar bill on the
National Bank Of Peughkeepsic on Cornelius Dough.
ey No. rs Chatham street. The prisoner entered the
saloon kept by Dcugherty ana offered the bin TO pay
nor drink. Dougherty iet the saloon to get change
and discovered tho bill was bad. He notified tho
detective, who returned with him and arrested tho
prisoner. The prisoner was then searched and
another counterfeit OF the same description was
found upon bin, also card Of an establishment at
No IS Chatham street. The detective went there and
escertained that Wapeke had also passed BIZ, there.
Further inquiry was made, which led to the dis.
coyery tnat another biii had been passed by ths
same party At No. 81 Chatham street. Waneke was
taken before Captain Allsre OF the Fourth police
precinct and sent IN charge OF an ollcer TO Com.
missioner Davenport. Three charges were madt
against him. and he was committed TO await the
sction OF the Grand Jury IN default OF $4,000 bail
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BN09aLYT' COURTS.
vhrTF0 STATES aGnMISsiaaEay COURT.
A Liquor Gcaier discharged
Before Commissioner WlDslow,

w. 4. Huhrman was taken into custody on the
charge OF having carried on the business Of o retail
liquor dealer without paying special tax. Tue hear.
ing OF the case took place yesterday aud resulted III
lie discharge " Tie accused,
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER.
The Southern State bonds were heavy ana dull
with lower quotations for most OF the active issues
The prices at the close OF street business were:-
Tennessee, ex coupon, GA a62ll; do, new, 6oi4
COZ; Virginia, ex coupon. 81 G5; do. new, 6s1s o
&C; Georga skies, 50 81; do. sevens, 90 90;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 4s q 4s2l; do.
new, 274 2s; do. special tax, % y %; Missouri
skies, 81 9i,4; do.. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 81
plh; Louisiana skies, 20 70; do, levee SKIES Is q
~; do dc. eights, IS 90; Alabama fves, 70 ~;
do. eghts. 100 Io2; South Carolina skies. so o
IS; do, new, January and July, 6l o 6s; do. do,
April and October, o5 o7; Arkansas SKIES, ei 62
do. sevens, G5 a 6S.
NISCELLAsEoUs
The Bank OF California was to-day authorized by
Treasurer Spinner to transfer $780, 900 specie from
San Francisco 10 New York, ar three-4uarters one
per cent commission.
The following was to o-days business az the olce
Of the United States Treasurer
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The Earron-a a,artcnse litigation.

SUPREME t3g1T-cECulT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The following was to-day's business a. tho olice
OF the United States Treasurer