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specie Shfpmeufs.
Ngw WORK. May 2s.-specie shipments to-
day, $3.50 0Oo.
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VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx was very restless
last night, and is but little better to day, we
regret TO state. He Is still at the Capitol, hi.
physician not deening 1t advisable to remove
no serious consequences are anticipated, and if
lie hoped be will be ont again In few days.
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DEEcLlNRs.-Deputy Commissioner OF Inter
nal Revenue, j. W. Douglass. who was yester-
day nominated for Commissioner OF Customs,
vice n. Sargent, has declined the position, pre-
feTring to remain in the Revenue Department
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The Brufsers I'm CUSTODY

NV YORK, May 4.-lnFpector WAlline AZ
iust legraphed that he hss arrived AZ Pier "a
Fest river. with the prize fighters on board liz
heat, and has sent for assistance.
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WHITBLAw REID, managing editor OF the
New York Tribune, who is summoned to appear
before the committee to investigate az To the
premature publication OF the treaty, arrived
here this morning, and viii appear before the
Senate investigating Committee this evening.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

wEDs EsPAY EvENING, May oath,
Testimonial benefit to
MASTER J. b. TOwNLEY
An attractive bill. For further particular see
WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
MUSICAL AND FLORAL DIANA,
oo bssliyf SR x
FIRST e ciAss 0asMaTEuRs.
WEDNESDAY EvENIs0. May Path 1871.
open al clock; Performance to begiS az COCK
m Proceeds for Benefit Of
ST. Dominick 9 Sunday School. my2i-3t'
Walls OPERA HOUSE.
Brilliant Musical Comedy Combination,
FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
Engagement s. Of the Brilliant
The Eminent Comedian
The celebrated dancers Misses O1OPER and
ssnELp; with iull and complete Dramatic and
hi RsbA2 EVENING May 18Th,
f RrdrIs To sl1s. Sn in this city Of
nuCE ADO AaERGHhNfo Of VENICE.
20. Mis-, BIxNCaE GHB ssa
ELLA CHAPMAN.
~ The Performance commencing with 3 new act
KIND To A FAULT.
The Charmsn Sisters and Mr. Bishop appe ,rins
GsSPm.S b f.f pPr aaaTfsEE sArrRD.Y
:, ra tof eeat;, will commence WEDNESDAY
MOUNTING at Ellis Music store mv35.it
National THEATEK. :
The Grand English Opera Combination.
o. d HESS &Co...........Proprietors and N anagsrs
ONE WEEK OF GRAND OPERA.
BRILLIANT FINALE
To enc ofthe
MOST ExrrNDE Gs Axe knoS SUCCESSFUL TOURS
THE SEASON OF Is101I TO BE CONCLUDED
UTMOST ECLAT.
Six NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE,
Commencing on
MONDAY EVENING, May 10th,
when IN addition to those universal favoritcs WIN
AMILI pUBRngI. EDw. sxsU Ii o !. s6asF
IkBs0N; hRIHUB HOWELL, CiR0LInr
Miss HOSE HERsEH, MRS zEtpA sRcGiS
ANNIE KEMP BOWLEK Fannie GOODWIN
etc, the celebrated Basso,
,, Mr.. OARL FORMES.
VII make MS nrst appearance here since his rel urn
ION Lorope and his first appearance here ia Rngli
The repertoire will consis. Of IN. n,os, fa,non.
works OF the illustrious mss'ers-Wsllace Meyer
beer saifs. Weber and Flotow.
I'm a0ndaT fyep,pS hgsh iHstant, MARIANA
Mednesdsy-THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.
rIt,nrsday-ROBERT LIE DIABLE, first time in
!Iiday-cBERoE
SATURDAY. Matiuee-MARTHA
Saturday Night-DER FREISCHUTZ
The sale Ct reserved seats will commesce al Met
arott music store Oh Thursday morning, May 25.h
Admission, 81. Orchestra chairs, reserved. 81
lily Circle 81 cents Uolored boxes, rs cents Prs
ceIlam Boxes, Sl2 each. myE II
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PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
COLUMBIA RAILROAD STOCK.
so FAR VALUE.
CKs BRIOKsn BBIoKs N

zoe 900 BRICksof all kinds on hand and for
sMITHsON 4 DUNN.
sDH 1883 -Four. and O. half Street, b. w,
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JAH CsOKE q Co., q
B "A N X ERS

s6Si as III 4 s ssSSsI Fsii
shHr LAND WARRANTS SCRIP kc
IAEOUIE OkDnRS at New York Stock hoard
SILL IXCHAnGg on New y ork, San Francisco
Great Britaik and the Continent.
Furnish REVENUE STAMPS of all denomina-
tions' Issue OfRTifICATES OF DEPOsIT,
beaIiug Interest. IA n
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Prize Fixhters scattered /.


TAs Cei.s~s- Edsrards kafak Broksa u ~ flS
Peitce-A S,s Noe Rses zfser tA< .Sperts.
Nav YORK, May "A djspstch from Haut-
ington. Long Island, save the night bstween
Edwards and Collins Was broken NJ.
INV YoEK, MAY @.-The friends, hackers
END oihers who wished Ia witness the tsnt be-
tween Edwards and Collins. zen Gre-npciUt
early this morning, and started up East River
~ a tug-bOat. Superintendent kelsO deter b.
mired not % allow them 10 cght In VIE vicinitv
Of New York, and detailed Inspector wAlline
with lbs men 90 put stop 20 it Toe Inspector.
on learning the route taken by the conbs-snts
and their friends, inmedistely procured tug
boat and started M the river. The party
stoFped AZ Cold Spring hsrbor, on the Long
Island soc. and we're making ell the neceeshry
preparations when the boat with the police
aboard steamed s'ong eide and landed the men.
As soon ss the comnatantS saw the police they
took 10 their heels, and then commenced an ex-
citing chase for upwards OF en- miles. There
has not been any dispatch received ss vet. The
two men ran siS miles, and then raid so for q
hack 20 hiring the revs 70 this city. The hack
broke down before they got here, and they had
10 run the remaining distance.
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The TAX on Gross RRoBIPrs.-The local e.
press companies in all the large cities contenc
that they are wrongfully taxed as expires. com
panies, in being required to pay tax on the,l
gross receipts. The question of refanding vii
he hesrd before the Commissioner OF Interna
Revenue to mOTrow.
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! ! A u Q n ID D &C,

I'D v &C.
y. i. HOOD, long knswn In New York, Albany
ana snrsfogs, Etll pow ell % . Ane stook Of Il
nen JuWELBH,WATChB0 and BlLVDR M
VAIL Of wholesale value, even By the dnGls} \lS
Hueie. Oan ana zee; IT WILL PAY. Three doors
avenue. s,Io n
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CONFERENCE.-The Senate, in executi We
Sesslon yesterday confirmed the folio wing nomi-
nations in addition to those mentioned in TaR
STAR OF last evening: William A. Pile, minister
resident at venezuela. Adolphus g. Strider, of
iowa. consul at Singapore. Joseph Belknap
Supervising inspector general steamboats.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc.

TIE LAMBS OF SCOTT, HunneveIl
sABrAR RESARrUs, Thos. Carlyle, aOe
WONDERS OF THE HEAVENS, FianrssriOn
HEAT, Science for the Young, Jacob Abbot
CALVAsJSn, by james A. froude.
WHAT is TRUTH Antiquity and Unity OF the
n lnan Race. Rev. Eben BuIgass.
nETHODIsT PLANS, Rev. VIM. Stevens.
For sale By
WIN. BALLANTYNE
mybo &o9 7th ST.. Intslligencer 1fldina.
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FREE HEADING ROOM AND LIBRARy

No. 4e6 Seventh street, bafween ID and streets
eight doors above Oh Fellows' Hall,
Choice Oil Paintings, Ergrayings, Chromos. &c.
also, LARGEST stock Paper Hanging, window
Shades, Picture Frames. Picture Cords and Tassels
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VISIT U THB MEMBkRe OF THR HOUsE OF
DELrGArEs TO THE PRzsrpKNr-At I2 O'Clock
NJ to-day the members Of the House of Dele
gates, by previous arrangement, met at the ex-
ecutive ONCE, corner Of 18th street and Penn
syivania avenue, and from thence went 70 the
White House, preceded by Governor Cooke
and Mr.. Hulse, Speaker OF the House, to paw
their respects to the President. The visitors
were shown to the east room, and when the
the members to him in q body, and MI. HuIse
afterwards introduced each member In person.
after which the Governor remarked to the
their respects TO him. pleasant conyersafio1
was then INDUCED in, and the President az
pressed bis hope and belief that the new eoyern.
ment for this District would be a success. and
the people would be increased. The party then
withdrew, and by invitation OF the Goyernnr
took vt q lunch. WY P~
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Josepb Mcconnell of No. 225 West Twenty seventh
selling whisky without the ncnArsei
reeognoe by Commissioner Davenport
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, John Will
ham Yesterday charge Of stealing watch from Au
u.t Schlng Chrysts. Flori Reed and Margaret
gold watch william
Of Rlmirs, in the panel house No. los GteneTt
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice DOwllng' yes
terday Hammond and his wife Msr Jane Selsno~h
MONDAY elUJj
Of Arnold Constable Co on Wtdne>l lay
last Wesoon. committed for attempting TO steal
wallet Col Henry Lux Of No J Broadway a the latter
entering ThrisVe. car at Prankiortst
In the Court of General Sessions before Recorder
ket Williams aud John Watson esde Eny 10
burgsry third degree and each sentenced 70 ur years ana
ten months imprisonment hard labor. August Mee sabong
Frederick Kyer John Deany burglary four
yeaTs and siI months Miller Henry Allen burglary our
John Watson petit larceny Pentens
months and james Woodruff charged WITH
burglars tools bnt the tools oan4o the persons
the prisoner dnng constitute ofnse
discharged Charles PLEADED
Sentence postponed
In the Court of Special Sessions before Judges Dow
Shandley Yesterday John T. Coye for stealing pair oil
os from Francis ity the Penentary for months
picking Anna Algars pocket months Patrick
Thomas Burke snatchnR POCKET
boo Jones' Mary A. Campbell stealing
ey worth So Henry Terry, City Prison month Alexander
Miller stealing jacob Gundelfnger sent to the House Of
Refuge Hugh Inhan driving nnit for hDed $40
Henry Barns Conrad Lemb Thomas Ferns George Csaghsn John
smith William Davenport len Meon, Henry Johnson and Charles
Hope picking pockets Monday during the German parade ui
tenary months Reilly and John Smith, cutting
hawSer vessel attached 10 the wharf months esch
sullivan Richard Hawkins stealing property worth 80 from
Fernando Roth, D months each.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
AN UNLUCKY LIENT-EXTRA ORDINARY CON
DUCT OF ATTORNEYS.

Thomas NJ. Tying brought suit, before Justice
Barnard 10 100000 which he claimed to be due
him His case was referred, and the Referee found
against him. Justice Barnard also gave the defendants
$4,000 extra allowance against him. and judgment was
duly entered. Judge Ingra ham previously given
an order asked by him, Tying applied him again, and
presented an affidavit to the following extraordinary
In January 1869 consulted attorney this
city and Of the firm Of AndT,ws hs about b; clam a1 Snsr h
hear and determine and hearings we're had On the h Of MAY 1870
y thy DID bow the defendants esale from
judgment for large amount On The sh Of Juy be received e
with the Boards who to give general release 70 pay The referees
so sa @ s sS S ,n them % spsI H a0n when v" Wi"
The AFFIDAVIT sd1s that the roPGsan 70 ,f Tss entirely without
assent or to rad the settlement and 80 Informed h aiiSrns and
upon refusal dispute between him and his attorneys
who dsensd ed % conduct he ,e1on any G9seI H. M A3se~'
0n and that Mr. Tg did not h that amount once b. would
he sG1 % S1s S ANY . him Ga Of The % being e. from S55 the l G @ T6S 5
The AFFIDAVIT further that 2Oh 1870
later began se,on against Tyng for the $500 that they aid sub
way ils without from them he msnsged bis own cas-
plaintiff person su; WITH considerable aeul the refusing him
ported favor Of the defendants and that be heeupn 7
hAt @ sun ~ t of ,bs deepdspts ,ornsrs t ~ any 0'e
oS the sh Of January Judge nahsn made an order setting
aside the referee ePo unless The defendant within ten DAYS
Any further acton Or proceeding Of the plaintiff enforce
n. Plain stipulation The plaintiff further
s In b. affidavit that defendants atoueys bDo,iug liz
siavs isc, and hat Andrew Kills personally hostile
o. ~ sntf pped Horace Andrews still the plaintiffs AZ.
nsys OF reeo from him Judge
25h Of January H on ih eosen so nom judge nsrA
o 5fect statement addition to the formal Of his opeys
h he himself wAs purpoy kept ignorant Of the order and did
NOW Of until m OF February and that both his and defend
- knes be would consent To- Upon the Oh Of
@ III hs ,ss infounel by Andrews that motion be
a. an e,tre allowance asked Andrews for The motion Tspe
his deienael Ahhft"s Tephef that
- lopg Al he was attorney OF record D. tload as.
bis osn Judgment W NE pt 20 NJ R,etIeg xsa ~, e s
o,ed fr he defedan urging all that was 70 be sa of @ Ahe A
Aniew sbo appeared Mr Tyng presenthg no paper mn tng
,ub,tsntaly nothing Justc Barnard almost az m 49,
% tIee granted extra allowance ol ri Ahh
',i % W., 80 ete,s fr 40 "a "a against Tugs estate
'SffN eio,it ia I'M mart denied aud III part IL was
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
In the Court of Special Sessions before Judges Dow
DECISIONS1-APRL II.

Supre1ar Court Chambers-By Judge Cardozo.-
Wilson sgt the MayoG-MemoraDda for counsel Field sgt eay
defendant pue costs 10 abide event
r. application Of Charles JcksonMo,on granted payment Of
Superior COurt-Specidi TTm-By Judge Spencer
Porter Exchange Insurance Co.. DAVIS ct al sE
Peaa Nelson jenkins Harm al Carpenter agt
Hnry-Orers granted Gordon al EngOder Of reference
Bishop Empire Transportation CoMohon granted on pay
spengerman.-Decre signed Syeen al art tOpnnes
granted unless plaintiff procure the proper parties suhs
ud defendant dead and place this the calendar for
trial Term sl0 costs OF this motion Fnday
HndlaF.-Decree OF divorce granted -
Nv Judge Young al Western Unon Telegraph tCo
Gas setFL with Special Term Cert
JoneBseharsch ct al CrockerMotou for nunc
on temporary injunction dissolved With ; 10 Dsght
IT,. Steese.-mOion decded
Common Pleas-Specidl Term-By Judge LOew.-
sg Cberwoo veste oner for the examination Of
under secon M granted without costs Drse0 sg Ne
CabeMoon strike ;sl fee denied Dsrt sgt WsserOrter
settled
Marine COrt-Parf by Judge Curtis.-Bram-
hall Nieon-Judgment for the defendant for 100 and
S25 allowance Mesn LousJuigmen Tor the plaintiff for
defendant Clements VAndenburgh Judgment for the
plaintiff Fngeton MeDonsd-Jaigmen verdict for
with $25 allowance Pray Hurbu
Jalgmen Vere the plaintiff for O 90 and costs With s25
allowance.
ALBANY, April 1.-The following decisions We're
today Order affirmed with costs In the
matter Harmony Marine Insurance Company Judgment
arme With dducdng 2J June ia
nv the plaintiff Of the referee
ton: Woi another JIgnent reversed and
abide yent Cobb aud Others Shepard aud another
Appeals with Rsmsev Erie Railroad Company
others Van syIe Hyatt ApnWi ag Hopkins ct ali AloP
Executor &c. sgt Hopkins ct al
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
psssFNG PRS aRRVED.

PRoM LTvBRPOOL-In steamship Sebs,Es, April l-Hor'e T.
Howard. Pred STANLEY. Joseph e. Jones .,r y lana.
and and wife Miss H. Cor, Mrs VI Mansel to
Children and infant u X McKsusland A. MoCsusnd r. scott A.
NJ, Ro.eyesr Miss ~ A. Pins Miss Cooke Miss Cooke Ms
n Webury Miss J. Davenport, Miss L. Punnel Miss r. funnel =
BROOKE W n Haines g. Maye, q We. the Rev waugh tne
Rev r. scsnne Capt wOiehouse s. seveus g. n Cd"s ~
{; si.ss2 .gP'J iIoltcd 4 r La"l'' '" DAVIS James
PROM AsPISwALL-In steamship Rising star. April l-Mrs
and wife Hermsns Deerng Mrs Made b. Cohn r. ~ H. odhea
Stqrss Days, Ds1iel g,ra' T. H. " H'I h Sf & 1 child Geo F.
Pish and brother Mrs Smith and laughter H. g. B1ncks "
wahh mae oPgenhs% r. D. F9s, sco q " us Ys'y and p
g Labahu, Herman and PoG'I, ar.e AnIIs' Stephen
Mr.. Lucy Rockwell Mrs z. Harris Daniel Cook Rey J. hsieG
and wife Geo W. Armstrong II. yon Uich Mt Won lnch hso
up Alfred Ta,ady Mry Richardson t. Beo" y pivs %
Mss Jo.eph O. n. sdtson Mrs Fuller, Mrs T. Poo and chd
Henri Ham children r. A. Garcia A. A. RYAN T. NJ Ddo
Mr. Mcneil Smith c. Holiser r. Casanova b. Cain9ya lord
n Bare Dr. C. u. Pavns w. Nathan. ID. Baldwin g. R1md, T.
Goshen d. Penaere Margaret Lun Cumench Mrs H. H. Friend
child Jose Svs and LADY r Plumu and servant Mrs Lopez n
Others - =. c,, - -
Bowman C. West q. g. Brinekerhoh Mrs Geo Pierce Miss
Isry Jas Stevenson John ennessey Mrs Ten Norton B
Gnfn Mis-. H. H. Csler, Mrs W. G. Brewster W NJ Belo H.
Pughe Bradley IL Beguess Mrs T. rutte Miss A. CsmP
lsaar T. smith, W. Guy. NJ Het, j. Armstrong. A. Berkley NJ
SiT.v J. Toudge. Mr.. Teague Jane, Brown, o. Dowd
a Carly " Re and child A. Ellis W r. Clouman. Miss Warner
Mr C. o. Waaer tee children Miss q. W Mitchell f. Ayey
r. N Wheeler wife and cLid Miss d. Wheeler Mrs. j. H. Rodgers
N Mnc VIM Rant and wife Mis-, Lewis Miss J. Bennett
r. Raney j. Bell Miss =. murray Miss n H. Mitchell hf
Richards Jno Lee H. Willis j. McCarey NJ Finders A. L. stevens
and others in the steerage. =. O. o,, c,
Wise Miss Fannie Richardson, Miss Cool, g. D. BaIeHon A. B
Getche r. Hornhsl J. Bernhart, Croker g. Cline ana
wife ID H. Brands Monday Mrs. BingJ and children Saniar
se child and nurse; Underwood and wife r. Mey w T. Col
in. W Innn t. Champney wife and chidren d. H. Swestser
n H. RAY, L. Cline Miss Jnis Dorsey. ALFRED hondey'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

AAl ~
g.. .McCredv agt. /. I. r. K. Go.
70. Schmidt agts Lew.
lOg. In re. Petition Of Edward y,
Week.
~. .Bloomer sgt. Newton.
ia. .Sprsgue sgt. SpTage.
i26. Bnckh0uf agt. Buckhoui.
SUPREME COCRT-CIRCulr-PAE'
lui
20. Lester art. n. Y. Guaranty
and Indemnity 90.
ls5. Koehler sgt. Franz.
81. .Emmet agt. Tolelo, Logans'
port and Bar. r. X. Go.
~ Nolan sgt. The liudsoa River
Il X. Go.
2l5J .ShAfer agt. heihhart
223l .Gcr1ing agt. kohb,.
80. Willis agt. Weaver.
353. RsthigAn agt. Kemp.
l4J. .ArStic Fire lns. Go. agt BOs-
ton. Newpori L y. Y.
Steamboat Go.
PAKT ll.-SrIHKRLAs
24. .Klink sgt. Kelly Sheriff, Sc.
-..Jensy sgt. Connolly.
1861 TAllman AIT. Wright et al
ls2. Bishop sgt Kelly. Sheriff, kc.
2O1. Brett ei al. sgt bton1eL
228. Murphy sgt. Kelly, Shent
26s. .Osgood - al, receiver, kc,
sgt. Mcknight
1882. EiTschmsnn sgt Lediard.
24t Cain sgt. o Bnen, Shern. Sc
70. .(R. c. Wright sgt. Booss.
76. Sloane act. klmOr.
1908. Chambers Agt Baldwin.
SUPREME CouHI GENERAL fRs,
CAKD0to. J. "opens a. lol
l37 Russell Mani Go. Agi. Nes'
Haven Steamboat Go.
III Hartley agt. Jsmss.
l78. Giles tgt. Weldon.
l79. .Dann sgt. Elt.
l8l .Tnmm sgt Marsh.
~. Keller. Won, agt htnrsbuTe.
l8J. Nat Shoe and Leather Bank
agt Curtis.
l85 Barney agi. Burstenblnder
ls6. Woodruff sgi. keeber.
lS7 BroueT agt. The MaYoT &c.
la8. .Covles agi. Barnard.
lyO. bingham ACT. Disbros.
SUPKKIOA COuKT-PAKT l-F
80. .sinrgss agt n. J. Steam Nav.
Go.
t2l .Luqneer, err agt. BTehn.
33l .simons sgL heekeubers.
5aJ. krasa Agt Ner.nsty.
$50. stewart Agt ficileT.
a57. Hamilton sgt. Hai.
so. .keFensy AT. Globe Mui Life
lus CO.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
NUw work. DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1877

March touched a, Queenorn on Sunday and arrived
at Liverpool yesterday -, A. v... Mach %
Tne Gaon steamship Nevada Capt Green rom rer orr % 80
touched Monday and proceeded or hysrpo9
steamship Capt Harris from Sriof, "a'
% touched Queenstown Yesterday and proceeied o serpL
PANAMA March JArhve steamships Sacramento ron Nsn rsn
cisco; April I, Constitution from sah Francisco
AsrswALL March JiSaIed, bark Ocean BAss "euo"s '"
Cienfnesos.
SPOKEN. ..
Ship Cieopara Calcutta Boston Feb y s 0 p no ~ n
Slip Tensyson Calcutta for New York Feb ~ a u " D. 'o"
shin Matches. from San Prancsoo Cork March s. lat e. on ~
81 days ont -, l.. ,,nu L..
3i15W.
wUALERS.
letter from Osborn Of b. reports her al san
Jose Lower California March having taken 100 bb' bpb oil since
'''''S ''' For latest ship Ners Fith Page.I
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. APRn ~.


N IA, Rpron. via Queenown snd Liverpool per steamship WIS
eon.n from Pier 46 N r., close atPostOhce ~ m AZ
station m; d. 7:l0 AsuPplementaI MAIL Tor Pn Ie'ts
ony made up Pier No &C. n R. aud close at liDP oH"P
sails at II m .-- MI. ...., g.. o,.,,d uitb
double postage . a.. a.. ....,.,,Dsh, Tvh.e
will close at the Post Office At III =.
THURSDAY. APRrL H. 81, :. .
Tb Line will not send steamship Tbarsv Apn H. nav
viii di,pseh the Paha THURSDAY, Apn ~ alter .lch a'o %
seam Heretofore sailing Thursdays will leave on s''ofa' III"
Tbur.lay Enropean Mail will be suspended after Apr ~
Mails Tor Bernuds W. L. steamship San Francisco Close '
Mails for aTana per steamship Moro Castle from Pier No ~ H.
close al 2 D. n Steamship sails al p. m
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
spn 6 Sun 6:J7 Moon rises. l:B
Sspdt E:3t Hell Gate AZ
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12
THE COURTS.
A DECISION AGAINST AUcmoNEERs.
NeU- York, 1877

A DECISION AGAINST AUVIIUNLEFS'
Miner g. SOmerville, auctiOneers, sold furn-
ture for Mrs RUSSELL and in addition to the legal fees
charged $780, specifying that II was for anything
other than commissions. She accordingly brought suit
which was tried before Judge Sutherland to recover
the commissions charged and above u per cent the
legal fees and also the penalty Of $3.50 which
the statute imposes such Overcharge. The defense
that the 500 for expenses Incurred III conduct
ing the sale The jury found in favor OF MIS- Russell Tor
the OF the penalty and $50 for Oyer-charges.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-12

,.d that Il had been already presented TO the courts
oiaou % aa III On Jnsca Ingraham has however. granted
an order hs O on g tbs SSm order Sa Unnamed
ioII, VI h @ On the consent OF Andrews Ellis, on the
I'd Of February 1871 yseang Snase @ Barnsrs os tss
annnt In favor OF the defendants for s1O.477 IA
Ihtber r. Marsh for plaintiff. Mr. Buckley ana Mr.
Rohinsop for defendants.