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New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK. "Wednesday, Nov. r. ISL

NEW YORK. Wcdnc sday, Nov - ls'i'
There was fair attendance at tho EA-
change, to-day but there but little interest SNOW"
n'thc sales made. Joseph Mcclure sold py orher VI VI"
Supreme Court, under direction CT Dan'i j. i'S'"""'
jr., referee, trccs cellar ana frame nouS' ~
on ,he c,s, sido ~ Eour,l.,yc commencing 76.3 feet
south Of one hundred and ninetecn'hAt'' ior h''i' ~
lot 2jN90. . .,o Gu
prcnc Court a ilrcc-story bIoVnt'"n' nour h'" ,o
l2GxG2.2 on the north SIDE "i seventy ycISi'h'S'' '
feet east ~ Fuurtlavc., for iN'O. ., ,,rmn
Mcssrs " X Stevenson son on"r III nho'h'r '" 1 f."
"a variety Of desirable dWcluCioilsrs Tor SAL" anu w.
rent This house also act ~ aSci,l- Ior Pcih""S "0
to obtain leases upon city real estate. ,,o O,c
VIM II. Raynor has sold 2. lotr on Irh,h-i', W. h. I"d
ont h,t wccn Nnth and Tcnthav's.. for >n!t". ~
one lot on FIT scvenih-st., and one iot on ri,n W
st lsn .,,t c,st uf Flhavr full III sz', Ia. ftN'.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
WEn\F>btN, w.. 22--P. u

lHr NoHir % "''>ih'H" III ''ii""H ''''' "'I>
ccla"""H, si"ch. to0I.y "a'"n sr'""i h""rl'' Ill
n"h-'::. 'h"Hsh d"'l%' 'Ir Gf.' !H ;'' '.i"E more
nr' In'. "a, the monetary '"'" presents Il 7'''' Il"
appearance. v" d" "''' however ""'"''' '''S '''-'
III The r">ii."u q! 'i'tn"iI"h TIE >"'' '' '' '''
,htra,J and are :r,nc,i., waiting. w.tn p.ti,.,
w ',, ~ ., -. ,...,..
tAc "'od "r'" c"mH''' IA" "'h 'nIi"""'' )" 'o"'
pil,, wtth Eoiiur ,"u d,trr'. Ihr ahuht' o'aii"i
off 'rn'ut 'l oa..' r. lie ''ri'a 70 '. ri''.'i..-'
al" at tn / - l'""f' '''' 'i' " ii" ''-' % ''
clique raiI"i ~ l"."'~ !" !. i'r cent
~. '''''' .,. 80" ,.',,.,,.,a, f.,
niui'. I"''' h"l''' however "'' P"'" "'''''' -
the ground 10y, n"n '"m' attempts " N'I "''' %! L"hi
','.. ",, ,,, ,,,i.. ,r',, -. 49,, 80, .,,,.,,,
main wa" ' ~ i , ~ " " W - -,
aal per cent "n' II, S,,n' N'' .'"' , a. ''",
cline ia this siock i, TO The fact that the late
clam, n II vout, d,,,,iy ii nlp ,och u.rl,c,
hn h' share .. 'he i"' =" '"' III! conc 'it g.: "r'"
il h" Hr "p r!' pI.rc w. d' hf!'d. il' "i'hIr@h
| slc-S la, hrc. a,;.,r and .:.,l-. iAr II~c
49, ,.o ,',. ,.n,, ., ..I f.. -. -,
! |" ~ '"'"' ''"' - = 80 ": '' J"
| I,,,, f., d..,m..r u,.o rlc rr,ti..,i,,,,y of
c.i-tir i. road "a ilc rot, ,;a., .l 4, ..!c.i a.
uri.ti,n oar 81 Tie ulI r, iti.t- .r TN, conrauy-
ic tli.i p. f"'t and lic. |; :,.h to day
II .lcd tl ,ioca i>.aI>r hat 1t ,"a!or.nI vi;l tic
l. "i i...t l.. it.,i.. .!.N "4f ;nir, days
be- ne. i->i. '.,.o. :,, lnI.o. .!n,t' >.,,.
utr o.. IT. O.. q. 4 ,r. t. ,.:. l. 49,, iIaIt.
la;.ir CON l,i! ,ng pr ,lN.. i.> :irr
rIya.u' uuar,rlr b, tar l.. y: GO. Tic
s,,k 81. ,uic,i /" thr cd -,u,t way It.r!; the
Ga; i- &. "r i,' i''c g. f'' r' -'ii".
Ia, i.,""i r'hi 90 nt = ia ,' ':' al Irc"i.- u!
tie ';"-h l.r'-. age:
oIt', :. e.. ilI' ~ 80 J. -" =" - .',h ~ ''
! y !'' ~, W - ,,,...'.: ... ..s,,-, 100
IrtE :ii.. H. ,t'i go. .ili rs 'tr
""" -. -, L',I| t"' '".. '"' l 49, 'i"jr. I";t
a. ' ,i o.. .,1. ...... ,,'., " , ''
to lr d">t.I,fc ,- -lci \ :o'.n.' .:"c,. nIo,r
"h '' Il i"'lI"''H '''I''N" 4" "''c - ci' ~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
BANKING, AND FINANCIAL.
GOI.p BONps
of the

NoKTHtEN P,CIFU RAIIEop COMrANY.
40 INTEREST IN GOLD.
PAYABLE STMiANNVAIIY JAN. ANp JrIY, FREE OF
GOVERNMENT TINr>.
These Bonds secured by inst and only Mort
gage on the Road and its earnings. and all the
property of the Company. in, luding 'O.WOOOo o:
acres of the best agricultural timber sections on the
contiu"nt.
About tie lst Of January next nearly two million
Of acres Of the finest land, in Mi.nesothwill be-
placed III the market by the Northcrn Pacific Rail
road Company and the proceed, of their sale will
be used to purchase and caEccl the Company's 80
BoldH. pro, ded they be- purchased at price not
exceeding lI1.
These securities alc HOW sc.,iu" ut par and ac
crtrd ,nl. rest in cuII,nc!.
JAY Cc,hE \ Co..
No. % Nall-st
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
Ana inc gol.owins ;or city bank shaIc~

III railroad bonds there has been an active business.
The abundance oi none and the buoynt tone of affairs
H. nd abroad together with the scarcity Of Govern
mrut bonds has occaSiDncd Large demand for the new
loans otrI' To-day Union Pc iic Fr.ts sold at
-. -; Land 'rart- =. 80 ,; Incomes. s2i; Central
H., i,.. 10 I.,.D-tu southern sinking Fund. 1nb ;
Iau.5l ami II. Joseph sS, Convertible. 0ta9i. and
Tuiplp aud Wabash FI>tS -. ioua division, u.s..
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

Tier" las bccu active business in state bonds ana
on o whole htcadncs, observed. Thc largest
transactions in Tcnncssccs, NrCnaS, and South
Car na, the second named having made one per cent
a,,I ancc on The Consolidated bonds. Mss0uris ranged
between 97d9?; North rOl!nas DID, selling at 20 J5.,
.,,. .ll Il tuA L.. The fnu..Ll,. ere il,, hlN,:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
Nsp Publications.

Vpl'SSIAN MUSIC. RUSSIAN SONGS. with
Rus al G. soTu, t ''url 10 AuCrcs at
J. >CUtErNTU tcs IA! br"1fwtv
"NSrUAT KNOW OF INSANITY" at the
W AMtLiCAN ALNS COMPANY lls Nsssaust hew f"Fi.
p, ~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
.,AI-TY ANp PEUirr.

fir:.cl:s> k"!.wiy Mortgages AT" NJ" III" mst
pn. ,Ii:.i arruiiti. onlining. a. &C., 10. absolute
-: :'tt v!h u ;cIn:!. ..v'.:!NV 1T - i.' ;'Si I'M
! IT,! VI I iN,l ll\I ;.ifk. " /, :" S\ PER
Ci,l = .,...i -. \. .. ~ liA i>Io\ Oi III
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
EIGHT PrR CENT - p. c. Corn

FEST M0EIGAGE SINKING frNp LAND t,fAot B,yrs
OF TIE
ST. JosrrH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY
IL DENOMINATIONS OF SlCo0 $40 AM s'0n. can
be obtained from the undersigned through the
principal banks and bankers through ;,c United
States.
These Bonds are being rapidly abso,bc! by in
vcstors and capitalists, and but small ainCun: re-
main nntaken. The security behind them ~ anrlo
in every Particular as they constitute first and
only mortgage a trunk line of railroad which will
connect the City Of 81. Joseph, Mo- ian irnnor
tant railway center, with tho Union Pariic Rail
road at Fort Kcarncy, materially shortening the dis
tancr between the Atlantic and Pacific coa.t, IN
addition 10 this the Bo.d, have further ,rcnlity N
the fact that there is included in the Mortgage flo
Companys magnificent Lands. amounting 20 lJo-
OO acres known to be among the best in the United
States. The Mortgage iLdcntnrc prohibits The sa!o
Of these Lands at less than Four ~ Dollars per acre
and payable to the Trustees under the MORTGAGE for
the clear and express purpose of refining these Bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire amount
Of Bonds which can be issued, and oayco the road
property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to run. WI, interc,.
at Eitlit Per Cent. Free OF Tax, pas abr cbiualy
and August in each year.
Both principal ard interest ar" payahr IN gal.
TIE principal in New York. Tho inter = IN cliLcr
New York Lcudca o: Frankfort ON the Iil at tie
option Of the holder, wi mont notice and n the geld
currency Of the coultr! in which they presented,
They are coupons or registered.
IrIstees-l armers' Loan and Trust Cu,rfa:y.
Maps. circulars. documents, and fall .A.oinatirr
furnished On application.
Though acting as Gctai, for the sale of his '"a'.
frp bay and sell in hcir rcypidr business hC Lo,d, n
IT, N. .oscph md D0rer G'y Railroad romp1nN hoa
Of the Eca,e,n Lti,,on L,ing now quotd JIon ~ Z
lO9 ard Gccraei intrsi Thtse were originally rla1H
by as IL ~. fANNER Co.. BAnks..
No. II VA. st.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
SneIrneilcr.
NOl Sc LADY, an experienced I

A Iul sc LADY. an experienced teacher or or
"A rhC.y wood '-'ta tN II a.. at Lr, r. G~n M iag
Su,r:'rd Arrr at liz Fast reccuds bet Yoar; .nl I,Ior
10 .,es White e'''as' -----.---.
ALONZO FLACK. a. NJ. President of Clay
~ College -nd hudson L.c lLs';a:e. CA''ncA n y
Ttr,r,,r, r,c p $50 0so'c c,rcrs' fcr,e'r
4 ROME and SCHOOL for Ten BOYS. age,
"A 5tc -. Addrys, Mt. c. Russ. Tar, Town. n. Y.
NR. BEKTHETs FRENCH. ENGLISH. CLAS-
EAt FOrl,ia,i Pr.r''.G.A LO.Aso'o, 81! BT".:Sar
HRAlNERD INSTITUTE, Cranberry, N.J.-W
GAEpNFR IN>IITuIE, No. geo Fifth-ayC.,
Yong Lao '' and K5 n S % wv %tih T. iR6Sxs 81,
G0DpARD SfMINARY.-5oardins School
c'' 't1' % ta' & r 1. ?f;; i'.5''T a and en-
IRVING INSTITUTE, ,Tarytowr, n. "a
y s%I o % ,d F% % EowF a% r'I H rns r i'''' ' a.
!ACkSUN MILITARY INSTITUTE,
address Re, =. !. JAcX>os, MA, r''rrir''.
NJORlIS FEMALE INSTITUTE. Morris
,.tr, "H' w. ''''' 1r'y Z 'T' %%Hii2E IL Isl & s. il TTncp-
REV. J. NEWMAN, ID. d., of poultncy., Vt.
5t 10 or is'flSs fCa % to d, @ r 'd .ho
SHARON INSTrTurL77!AI AIS select :.", school for
V1NIyERSlTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL for
T", s. ;, To ,1s ca % NJ HoHsY iY IT, T. c,>
WIN. n. LEGGETT's SCHOOL, 1,oH Broad
w va ore dco below rlr:icthn
N'UNkER> MILITARY INSTITUTE.
I IDAtDI.G S,"iOuL
rlovs,- 'Nro,' hsati.v. Christian MiS
ESTABLISHED oi4
F,r-es: tcac'.nc C,i--ou.>. .rse 'g"'1rnt.
BENJAMIN MASON. al No G5l ycrt"' y. J.
Gl~ PER MONTH. ENTIRE EXPENSE. -
ttp l I Bo,s B,artug ScLoa. Ador IS LIVE ILA HER
T1iurc OTc.
C,.l.D% 4 YEAR at thr STAMFORD CGnnl
dpeb~~I COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR LADIES. r.. lie ".
o-Ved at aly ;me C. FIA'h A. H..
ECTt RES before SCHOOLS and SOtIE-
TrS Na, sl s,or.. abi Ara'r Al rhyf .r llurci
ii
t tiiI y J. ''rtI It u n. U iafIcI.I, "ir 10
~ y ll ( D | >.:I-A 1.Nnrk
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

Tie rhiimrlp.,, stock market was steady tG-dLv.
PrniSylyal g.. third issue. soll al les; Ihilacp
and l..c Iai'r0?d. ?5i: IL ad.ug Railroad ati; AM
F.uusy Is, MIA liilrcad. 5sa Gold closed ~ liGs.
Ne-srs FairnaIins ~ Company report that there is Il
good ,rIn.ui foI HE First Mortgage per bonds
of fl, i, p,itl3nu Hnl O.r"i>lbur., Ri:iIuad NrrnoL
Diyisiol. Whrn completed this road VIII probably have
Il laiG tos: .on ot tine summer travel to the White
No.ulAi.. addition fu thr tiuu.n traffic to the Lake.
The pII!d nj men. and have large stock
inter, Il road. which l. additional
that ttc aitrS of tie Company will hr well uaua,:rd
"" understand that the iunc.iun suits brOu -lt hy
the Clinmi- -onrr~ of Md,!lrtowu. Delaware County.
npniE,t th,. Eondou aud O,wtro iallIoad Comlrtn,
have hcrn Discontinued.
Mc->rS. Morton. BIZ. Goa tc financial agcu~ OF the
Union Pa ih' Railroad Company, report the follow Ins
iIi:i st.c~:
rS October. is71, 7.7!c-i acres. for 'o3s 10
per - -; lhI graft beads he'd, >lj.NO
I":. % (" oct. ~ 1871, !>0 0ii.9 acres. fo $10n 81
per - 4J Lands brlongiug the Com
plny remaining ur>u. 5g9. Nj~7l Laud GrdDt
BondsTuta amount issued SIO.icoNO: less bonds
cr'd hS Land D,p r;mct. SlU,VO bought 10y Trustees
s-G~o tlI"No; leaving bonds ont standing. 500 900
Lnn6 Notes handOct. 81 1871. principal tntcrrst not
!ucnicaI, sJt+.5e' "a.
Tn' carIin-s OF the Indianapolis. bloomington AMI
Western Railway for the last week IN OctoDer were
SIS 3 Il, ana for the month O October show increase
over Tie CORE spunuIng month in 1870 q; s+1Nl ~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

Government bond, have been strong and fairly active
under the demand for shipment TO Europe the foreign
bankcrs taking all the stocks offering. The market
closed firm on the basis of i5 to llj for C'. FISK
Hatch report AZ follows at 4p. m:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

E'1uYGToH. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MlHNrS,rA
SEVEN PEE CE%r Go!D SiNTING FUND Bo>rs for
F"!c at {" and in.c:e,; hy HENRY CLsws x Co,
Ne. - Wai-st., Nrw-lork
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
Drooklnn i3ell Gelalc for Sale.

NNEAPEST HOUSE in BEnpkLNN-l;roWn
Y s;cn~ all improvements. yea: en f. g.. fu'r''
.o, : III ny 1 Go. %". r'Th-i cor F."". Ma.
LNO!; SALE AID to LEF-l)c,lral! !c liOl SIS
4 cieau NEG ho'hoo.s; re "!.f 'fr .,,,. .,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
Foreign exchange WAS barely steady a
,cxrd. but sales were reported ut / below:

Extra mails for Europe Tomorrow per steamer Ci'y Oh
Batinorc will close at I:lO p at the Merchants EX-
change Nos. so and 81 Pinc-st.
Money has been In ample supply all day at ana per
cent white prime business notes sought for on The
basis OF anne xcd rates:
"-'
Comnercs frst.c, a indo',ed parer sotsr'..,. ~
tnnu, r 81 .nfp-set \ nns...... = IL
Commercial fnt-css indor-ed paper morils.... y ~
OF. fsi.cirss name % daYs..,....J "
,aumrci -cl ~ sIDke raHr' itOt mon,h' ~ az
csss %. 6Odays. "a
BaLrr. lass domestic. } to months ...,. .
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

The WEST WiNCrN>IN RAILWAY. which i0rms ihc
chri INK in the new ;..d sholt through r.lir nan
tnlrap Ia -. il1l and the 1T, 1t hortn-,,c cst -
hoW completed t. lii,On and the opcIing d'irnra'
IuI Vii take place oh Tuesday, the 18Th ihstai T.
Onc hundred and twonty mlcs have been m oI"ta'
ration for ycar and had large and profitable i".
cal business, and 4 sill .rHcr amount has awaited
completion through -. Ci0N County 10 the Sh"ir 81
the Lake. The luuber traiic tbs Winner vii h'
very heavy. lnmcLsr qIlntI les are alI'ad' pIl,d
up at the mills the line of the ROAD awaiting tho
cprnpIcton of the connection with II. Panl. when q
VII be- distributed ol thc trsc.s pr"lrnS OF Mn
h,.rta and Iowa. Bc,G tbs local bs!:ra4 ~
West Wisconsin will q, !ar;c share Of & . tIail2
between st. Paul and the .SuithWrst and tlc Lake.
Il is lOo miles shorter than the present lIhe and ia-
d.Irct cGhucctions with Chirago. The road has
valuahl" Land GIANT of lt;O.UO0 atr's ~ the t,st
palf ot Wisconsin. This grant. with the Road i:srli.
l.. pledged in supp0r 4 the First M"t"tte pr
cent. Coli bonds which Hay be boEght at {" and at
cru,l Interest in ,Hir.Icv ~ WHITE MoERiS Go,
No. - Wal-st. and GHlX%E, JOHNSON y DAY. NJ"
n wall ST., Ag. nts To t!.o Company.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

EIGHT PER CENT Fn>r MORTGAGE GCrp R"Nfs
Of ,lr MOBILE AND Ao>rGOMtEY RNLErA1 c.. III
dorscd by Alabama. Sl3.UO "a mile on "a e, l.et"i
road. Particulars on application. For s..c at -
and accrued interest by SorTrrRN Co
n W,.iu,fn--t
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
millions were awarded at 1903, to rlo77 The details

The days business at tho Gold Exchange Bank was IA
follows: Gold cleared, $t2lOoD; gold balances, sl2.
lis; currency balances. $2,JlOoO. The following were
Z ho
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
SECOND EOhltID.
SECOND HDARD-l

Snbs NJ ga
go L. so Con b1......llli 40U : 80 Go" l3
e. Com TJ.......IIl. I.h T. 52r Kg ...+
II ........ ococE.Iili "c"' ne
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

n w TIlT'T, II " Vt
"A r.hCi iUEiE wos fN t!iLS al Lc o"n a. Inps
,cuce HF' fefrtrces Terms wocric. 1hot, gh tnion
Cuararrd hpr NJ Fast Fiy ecud 81; bet Poab snl ItIne
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23

rur CoxyrNrrNcrs rI'.r wOrLn ARISE FROM
CUANGE-A MACHINE TEAr MAY TENp'k
Tuv CHANGE rRAC1iCABLk-DtTAlLs OF rs
New-York tribune., 1871-11-23
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES At TIE STOCK EXCHANGE-filSr CALL,
l0l O'CLOCK A. N.

Nffks. n.
10 cnD Tenn rs, old Oh M To < Msh,
The sun., 1871-09-01
Official Dishonesty at Hartford.

We publish in another part Of this paper
a careful and we believe an accurate account
Of he occurrences in the Post Office at Hart.
ford which have excited the expectation
that Gen. WHITAKER, the Postmaster there,
would be dismissed.
1t now seems indisputable that WHITAKER,
although he was a brave and energetic officer
in the war, does not ross IS that nice sense of
pccuniary honor or that delicate conscience
without which no important public trust can
be safely administered. When appointed to
the charge of the Post Office at Hartford his
first act in imitation Of Gen. GRANT, was to
introduce two of his own brothers among his
ofiial subordiuates and il is in connection
with these brothers that his pecuuiary NAL.
versotions have occurred. 1t has been proved
by bis own confession, as well as by other
evidence, that he has made out false pay.
rolls, representing his two brothers Us re-
ceiving less pay than WIS really given to
them, and other clerks as receiving more.
II appears, however, that the two brothers
received more money than is thus accounted
for, and that this excess was paid TO them
either 10y some accidental noccurscy in the
fraud, or 10y an open act Of plunder whch II
has not Leen thought necessary to conceal.
When these pay rolls were sent forward to
Wash pgton they were, as we understand,
sworn to by Gen. WHITAKER as true and ac.
curatc 60 that the crime of perjury was
added 10 the other crime Of Official fraud
These facts were fully Gscertained by the
authorities Of the Post oficp Department
more tLan month ago; lut no action las
been taken by them, and Gen. WHITAKER
still IN office. II seems that Gen. GRANT
does not regard WHITARER's transactions as
Of kind to disqualiiy HIM from holding an
| important trust under his Administration.
The sun., 1871-09-01
SGNBEI MS.

The estimqted population Of Newport "a
sumner is % ,ly Ia winter It tinks 70 hah tDt
amount
A French astronomer has invented baIle'a
compass whca " % SIsw Dotb "a, c.ufe ami il,e 4
speed OF balloon.
A CUES, at a Western hotel. finding a krg
hair In mo butter, ordered ia, water TO onn, n
some " baldheaded batter"
A newly.elcetcd Texan constable boasted -laA
he c1ud" clean OUT every nnanitant, anI pcsaa On
ole McCAbe VINO tortnwh ,tuelhm.
There are now llG vacancies m the AnnaYo-
liz NAval Academy, to Nhic1 appo urn'ns ar % W
made ffom tne different stntc' and Ter. torres.
The Plymouth England Register, in n ~
cent issue. mcnto's thu" pronment cantao 81
for tho Presidency OF the Uhtad States IN WI re
Horace Grant and Uls'es ) Greeley"
The Welsh colony m Patagonia is the n,oi
ern Utopia. They nave no luuato. blind, dea ~
dumb. ard no paupers on noNr law. Ther. ~ tNTt
ton, and the ca rtncy con ists IA os nca fe4tlc-.
A letter from fashionable summer resol. ss
ayoung man scare ny considered isiol, uu,os. N
has lost ME nAl-tuls OciutTpce ,rl al Ao-t u~t
pntA1Ie cdclc, 'ha, le uas FaJs moved Ia ,he Je's
.OcIcty.
1t il estimated ihat ono hun red Thousand
dolas VIII 20. qurc .t,. t,.. trtira1l rc, c'
size Ncolso1 pgy.H'l.s 900 '..,u1.i no. oF' =
Nucn cone. .r4,ic -,c1. 10 o. ..1 ,.cc.aca"'ae
u toe Aieoe'I ra'.i..
Tie people ,u Wc vicinity Of tie White
mountains have rc.a ccc rpri o., ue dlsr .ye,y II
Professor HItcucucb auI ptrtY. nov "uslsoI IN
eclio.cl survey OF hAt rrI ma, oIs Ji tlc r,iu
Ao.ul lIasIsa q s.liI n.ts ofjt.7.r
"A cheerful .a0Ut h4, discovered that mos.
quto.- are pfoy.lclt al guard against d,,etse upon
.ne sao,o.it1n th,t n summer m, human ytt 70,
pttIAly une 10 lever, and he scc.s. ov d", ct.ag
n,c quantity oioood, 'tuplc,lntc' hatr1n.
now bird clup /, IN yor1o. Il Al d. DO a
The sun., 1871-09-01
trades unions were lawful associations. In
deciding this motion the Judge said:


81 am Of opinion that there Is a case. The cues.
ton shall leaye to the jury is whether what was
done by the defendants was done with tine object of
inJuring or punishnE the plaintiff or merely with
vieW Of forwarding and protecting their own in.
tcretts."
The evidence for the defence was then put
in. 1t coincded with the statements of the
plaintiff, except in some insignificant details.
The indirect manner in which the union
men responded to the question of the pro
prietors as to whether they wished the fore
man discharged was quite amusing. Not
unless the masters wished" they said but
if he was not discharged, they must discharge
themselves"
Mr.. Justice HANNEN then addressed the
jury as follows:
"Tlis was case OF great importance, but ho
thought the guiding principles were not many The
nature Of the compliant was tnat three OF tbs de-
PENDANTS combined together TO injure the plalniih
ard that trev did inJure him. II the injury was
effected BY untrue re ..sentatons, II was obvious
there was wrong for which the defendants were
answernble. II men comb ned together not FOR tie
pu pose OF injutiuc another, hut for the protection
only Of their legitimate interests, they would not be
liable"
A verdict was rendered for the plaintiff,
awarding Ii M three hundred pounds dam.
ages.
We are not aware that a case Of this kind
has yet arisen for legal adj judication in this
State. Should any occur, however, there
can be little doubt that the English decisions
would exercise no slight influence over the
rulings in our courts
The sun., 1871-09-01
Docs spain Govern Cuba

JUNN CLLMENTE ZENEA was shot on the
Goth rs,. 10 the ditch Of tie Clbala forr IS
by order OF a court martial held in Havana
This gentleman left this city some nne
months ago, the bearer Of n proposition Cor
the settlement of the Cuban question, made
by the Spanish Gov, rnment 10 the President
of the Republic OF Cuba. This proposition,
which offered colonial clfgovcrnment TO
the Cubsns was or rginally made to the
Cuban rcIr,sen;atv,s ere oy Senior MoRET,
the s. an sh Colonial Minister, through Don
NICOLAS AsCARATE, Ais intimate personal
friend aud duly accredited agent. Find
ing that his propositions were entirely
unacceptable to the Cul an representatives in
this city, Mr.. AsCARATE induced Mr.. ZENEA
to take them TO Cuba 70 the President of the
Republic. For the more facle execution Of
ths project, AsCARATE furnished ZENEA with
an order from LuPEz Roberts, the Spanish
Minister in Washington, in virtue of which
I'll Spaninrds were instructed to furnish all
aid ard assistance to Mr. ZENEA in the pros
ccuion of ais mission Ia Cuba
ZENEA reached the President Of Cuba, who
unhestat ugly rejected the propositions OF
the Spanish Government. While returning
~ this country with the Official rply Of
President CEspEDEs ZENEA was capture d
on the coast of Camagucy and tax m to
Havana. Af,er being imprisoned nearly
eight months, he was tried by court martial
on the 9th lust, condemned to death, and
shot on the fJilowiig morning. II safe
conduct from the Spanish Minister in Wash
ington, his mission, which was on behalf
and in pursuance Of orders from
the Government of Madrid, ava leC
Inn notnng PROT ably they initiated
against his rcquittal But in addition t,
these things, his friend aud ,mployer, AscA
RATE, had obtained aud forwarded TO Hava
ma since his capture an express order from
lie Colonial Minister to VAIAiAsEDA tha
| ZE&rA be sent at ouce TO Spain and pIuLa
ly ills las. effort Of tho Span sh Govern
mert to say, their agents life WAS rcparle.
| the volunteers of Havana Gs an infringe
N nt upon Their rights, and an attempt {,
clam coatrol over their actions
IT, however Slain cannot protect the lif
Of her own duly appointed emissary to Cub
f,r so important a miss on as that of ntgo
tntlng Il settlement Of the Cubpn question
y what right can shc claim to rule N Gu, .
and how can any such claim be in jus,ic
| udmi ted ly other nauou5R
The sun., 1871-09-01

Yesterday afternoon, as John Smith, Miehi-
r-nd,r, was sitting front Of the Merchants Hot
m COruaudt street, man TOOK seat beside Lin,
pretending to be a merchant from D,trolt come to
Sew York TO make ais f,l purchases. Alter a
d;nk the Detroit ;hant SAID lie wanted to rais
some moneJ OF a check ter 81 30 on the Fourth
National BanA, and as Il was afIer btnkins hours
te asked Smith to accommodate him. smith gave
him SEQ and took tie check security until tue
neS1 day. That was tho last seen of smi,is 500.
The swindlei Michi amer informed Sorzeanl Firtn
OF the BesSmln street police, WHO sent Roundsman
irtNt - csich the swim tei. Petut arrested Robert
Page VI HO1okeu, a motor. confidence operate T,
but santa failed 10 identity Inn. GA Pages pc r
son were Translucent 81 90 oer cent oond o. tie
snyer Mining COMPANY ~ Denver Guy, Gated Marc !
:, 1871. J. had tWeuN coupons attAC ie o. aole At
tne American Excuauge N4aonIi sans, JIslee
DoHAlg he,G Pase iUr examination.