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New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

Investors can obtain from us anv Of the best de-
Rcrpons Of Railroad bonds for cash. or in exchange
for Government Securities. The Bonds of the
RUNDOUT AND OSWEGO RAILROAD are IN good Ce-
maud, and we recommend them as safe and most
rcmuneTative The popularity Of these Bonds s ~
partly due tO the fact that the interest is not peu
ont Of capital as has to I've done by some other N
eipient enterprises. The ROndOut and OswegO fall-
road Company are doing prosperous buEnees' ine @
ne; earnings of the road already amount 70 ~ pc e
cent all the Bonds to he issued. F1fty mnes M 1o H
in operation. and the remaining ~ miles VIII y1
opened next Summer. Is miles being almost hhsu !;t
The road passes through rich aRT1cnitnra aIsioi i
heretofore shut ont from railroad m co1nections
traffic is aud will be good; while It's conhetd ds !los
will give ii large through tratnc Det"e%S % w
Lakes and deeD-water Navigation on tne uuu1 ~ -.
The nearness of the road to this city aii0Ws iS h
condition to be examined and th0rouspntS n IN ey
change for FveTwentes, the investor set?? onitoi
equally sound and safe he also adds 10 ms csplt1 1
more than D per cent, while to his income NC auu0
more than AZ per cent. ~, n uu4
MISSOURI, Iowa. AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD FIRST
MosTC1Gy SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDs.-Ihls
rood rms betv cen the Hannibal and st. 10 Railroad
and the Burlington and Missouri River Railway,
and will be rival of these roads and of the Rock
Island and North Western Railroads 1t passes
through tier of counties west of the Mississippi,
whose statistics promise larger business than some
Of it's aforementioned rivals enjoy. All the said
rival enterprises are profitable and successful to
eminent degree 1t is pushing forward with rapidity
has much road finished and presents solid security
for it's present issue Of bonds
We offer them at 90 and accrued interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE d Co,
25 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

Ro.p go pigs Pot 6n pigs Cut Mees IN Psss Gre.' @
pig, "a pkeA stesnn 37ss ligs Bgsef' .c st.rh
6 pkp TaIow % bib Lard Oil pigs Rice sW Pig ~. r.
hes suma ls skins n ptgs Tea ~ bales ~ h WIZ, 10
baccs, l.Isi plsA Tobacco, 80 ha'es is'see0' '"~
IN Wool
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
SEVRN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at 90 and interest by HENRY CLEws d Co.,
No % Wall-st., New York.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
pRcEIPrS nR pRODTCE..

EEEDS are sady IS for COvsr and ESQ fer neosy
WHISKY du and roes again lower sales Of zoo bh at S
TAILOW IL Arm taJes g. oOd n Pair to Prime ct oSte
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
Chances for Business AletI.

A STORE WANTED on q lease IN flourish,
n ug sesn oaeins seo pd.cansns sreaS DrsgsS, and
say Of seeesa 70 he dy Aadrsss A. B., Thbans oses
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
We advanced Wet Satd ilIes are I'D goOo re
"; sales Of 200 bales Calcutta BunalOes, on PM.


H1Y-S1Ippng steady 81 10 for Shipping 81 eel IS for
Sue unchanged slSs Us for Long Bye Doc for Short
EEIrHsSThs%,:si sol: Essd dsa.s4 1 ~, .H:4 h.
SsSf S$SS S S1
E ssaSe Snos ess %s
ict Poor DAMAGED all inds and weights lsalS HsHOei Rosgs
s Union oSpRc hsSy gTs ,o q.G. CgS %s osS soS. ~
al wsshts 2d3 Oak ROaSh Southern all weight" H1'c cur
DO@n.ly snsh.ngd Do@e;ss dS sales 50
. 80 SS from gard at ~ s ~ ns SS a. Ssi 100 % SS ,t T1 Si
az Isl & - sO & s.O.d ROSDs are sp% saes 200 SSi. Low a.
g 100 SS Good - leo DO .t 3. rs and ~ Pale :, Ss ~
ssd s5s "a ss NJ fcf w.sSinStOu,
Msnhsdsu ami Prime at tOi dd Other Oils are dull bat
PRovIsIONs-POrt is IN f.r rsqsea rse
esd 6t: veal Sls' s co. SS At 81 ss IS Ss Se1 As:.
a. aSrlss az @ ds .as. SS Mes. spot
S E';; P: e. H Fn h q. 80 ss j. % s E.s. % &
Bs quiet; ..ls' 100 N' tlsa els for Prime hs:
ss - 'sSs' ssss e. i''i 1 Nc; c Be-: : A;a;
Cut Nta,, are very quiet notice spG 10. City
. Cs'' SIs:' s fea Han. S I s 90 ssTs. Ham
s: % % s S'Sc SoI & s 'S S Ss's: S. Ss S ' on prs
;: % st ie So c e. DS f:s l.; :T:F: :: 81 s;:i;S ss
q =. % f. E E S S sl FOR a.,S % ST. e. s.ss s::T
quiet q va io October At iOic $50 Dee.pS.
= 1 seSs E for SeE .ad
pa CIs: Si.ls steady Lover SoSed sc snd Upp
quiet Ph'dspAn n'te' Sssdy sales 1000 bb half October
RICE dsn % - Caroline sSse and bags RansoOn and
suoAEslE.v ssss.s: a".sa f.. to god R.s.i.s ssss
SIi ss,9 . fsss' s s :, Ill I'll for % s..Ty a.,1 and
% .s ss : ~ s. S re % si III. .s' S S.ss s
% c. 80; sasS. sa . W. aY
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

NCHOR LINE.-STEAMERS TO GLAS-
Cow, LIVERPOOL .nd LONDONDERRY,
from Pier % North River
EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
THE NEW DEPARTURES:
KuaopA.. Sssss.S.y sep. % W:d.s.d.y &c.
ioWI gaturisy Sept q .eatuday, Oct u
CtnRDoSIi sstnray Sept 90 CALEDONIA saturday Oct
ANGLIA. ...... SATURDAY Oc AN1LlA sats5day Oct q
F Cabin passage Se5 e75 Intermediate, $ s'serass
-" 0''e''s ~ HEsDRRsON BROTHERS, Agents,
Bowling green.
For til. Of It's and Ae poa ne AaenT Ls
Railroad any station, West NORTH and sOuth can % puena'
owss
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

FOR LIVERPOOL,
VIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE U. s. MAILS
THB LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM CohPANt
win dispatch hrs sh power iron screw steamships
FROM PIER No. 46, n R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
I, follows
MINNESOTA Capt T. ". PxssrAS. October H. at ';0p@
IDAHO Capt PRICE. October H. @&OIn
MANHATTAN, Capt J. B. PRicE... October ~
COLORADO, Cap. T. p FREEMAN October Is at 800 pm
WISCONSIN Capt WILLIAxs....... November j. atSOam
NEVADA Capt FoRsrrH November at 2:3o m
Cabin passage $50 gold
seer,se passage oace 20 Broadway, $50, currency
For freight cabin passage. appytO
WILLIAMS L GUIoN. No. So w,nh
TNMAN LINE. = For QUEENSTOWN. and
LyERP00L-ROyal Mail Steamers are sPpopsed ga sal s SoT
GTY GTY OF OF MssSsFos os
CITY = sATTMSRs TagF5RAI Oct @ is e lS1 q m
And each b. succeeding SATURDAY and THURsD1Y Pier NoS
'O'D ''' RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST 11shs ~ GOLD s hfssIs rs
To & b.Gaon....... ~ To To PsTa bS1don. n.,........
Passengers have Hamburg Sweden Norway and
Teissesa bought her. moderate e by persons wishing to
further iSnY s'E bA Il fs1R'Sy aSsR qsfs IS
and NEWY3RK \! . sTEA4MR I'll a sl.bi
pAR.y.-s.,.,. sI o:F l. l. hPa hrsssTHYsa,s sTf, Oct m
First CABIN e70j Second Cabin, PoO steeraSe' %.
For freight MoWf1sS Ria DssssfswA1L Assn and IS South
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamship YORK Emer Will sail on THUhs-
DAY r. from Bremen Pier foot TAird't H0S0lon 70
s,ssmsh,p DEUTSCHLAND Capt r. A. Eeynaber, sATUR-
DAY. Oct. a.
RATES OP PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRB AND BREMEN;
(PAIABLE GOLD, OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN cuRkEScIlo,
FfJ cabin
Second cabin.
Steefsge.
FOR freight or passage, sppyto oELNCHs Co, Agents,
Bowling green
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC C0hPAHTs MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRK CALLING
AT BREsT. - -
The splendid Tile the Continent will sail
Pier No. 50. North River. - follow; - ..,
ST. LAURENT. Lemare SATURDAY. November
WARRINGTON. Beaufort 5ATuRDA1. November IL
VILE Ds PARIS. seInen. SATURDAY D.eember2
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD lrncludng Wine
TO BRRST OR HAVRR:
Us Second Cabin. SIS.
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
These carry
going returning from the Continent OF Europe
this avoid both BY Rngsh railways
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
Cd red1 6ffamere.


limited STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, and
" AUSTRALIA NAIL STEAMSHIP LIFE-A sssmsr q an
hre win be dispatched IRON Bsn Fnyseo as noon on
burth "WEDNESDAY Aseshef win Esh pessss
freight, for Honoun Asekland Wehn&o 1ttleton ana
Psr ChsipsS connecting Auekxpd snd a Fcr Ossef. sn
steamships for Sydney ksbourse md he ether Aennsn
perz For hssht or passage, aprH w. WEBB kIeAasss
place
TIOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UNITED STATES nd BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CohPANL
pxssar Nail STEAMERS sailing the 2A Of noatA
HERRnACK. Capt WIer. October -
SOUTH AMERICA Capt Z. L. Tnalc7augh. November n
NORTH AMERICA, Capt @. B. Sloeum Decsnber n
Tnese M schedule time and ea st 81 onas
Para Peranbuce Bahia and Rio Jano gong and returning Pr
wv dGRSIsoS Agent H. Bowras7sr.en S.w.Yart
HAVANA, PROGRESO and VERA CRUZ,
III IL NBw-YORK and MEXICAN MAIL STBAMsHIP LINE
Leaving Pier No L. East River at direct for hsyaaa:
CITY OF MEXICO, Zimmerman. Oct IL
CLEOPATRA Phillips Havana only. TUESDAY Oes "a
CITY OF MERIDA. Deaken .sATUhDA1 h0T
CLEOPATRA. Phillips Hsvans only TUESDAY Nov H.
r. GLBxANDRB 4 SONS. 20 Broadway.
IT 8. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
sailing regularly EyBRY THURSDAY. O'clock precisely.
from Per no 4, North River.
NORRO CASTLE Capt z Adams. ................Oot IL
COLUMBIA. Cspt- 3. Van siee. 49,
MISSOURI. Capt 7. II. Merton. .,....Ocl D.
For irsght passsge apply 10 4 W. DlhoCk PreGaens
Nc, Bowling.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

Srw.yonK HAslx. RAn.e,D COsrAM
u,HE PASSENGER TRAINS 'sf Of this ibis Company mi
S'' viii be s.'s + ti aSS
n RIVER HIiLRoAD-rni,s ls.r. rllr.e.sst a. lols-r
S..in.esa .% S.sass s.i az s..Yssi .S % Z ais..
ii i . = ~. s.' ss.slsrs "a w.'sn Esr.,.r, Esr.
S. sss ss .::;i;::s s:.!' (, Vs..
seed M R:as H. H,ss; 2 s..s A !. s.ss
is.l: Lss. f..s. ga Issi.'ius Vi. l'a'A'''h.
ii u. ~ e.: e.: :: "a Ty ilsts:: vi, Ar... s,
s.s !. 's Ss az Is Isis : =. Fssi.an s.inl
S M 1:lo M .ss ~ % t " 4. I:ss Gss sic, ss AIls
'..''l.' S '''' Fl; ';ssss ;;;E; ii; .:i
NEw-yERsEY RAILR0AD-FR0M FOOT ..
~ - % t:;- -: 4: n Co A
s 3. = 'ss.ls; ss.sss1Ss (; p:s. = +:
s.s.s.: ns =. ~ "a. sovyH z i,..s Avn
q . - :;;:s: s: :: s.: - ;:. ;:.: :. e:
& Is:s !: Ss:.. C.s = l:.:, ..i.:s S..s s,.- s,
s:; ss. ss -: si::. = = ~. :. s
':7.i g. oDi -: ~. WI tiotsSs q @
YOUTH SIDE RAILROAD q LONG ISLAND.
rss saiJ lsslis ssst a.lirsll g Less Isssd
~svenxR AkkAHekA1lE. -, .-.AA
cs.ns.sS AoNpAf. Ma L. nt. &ss nssss's" -
'- s: G :: G;.::'.'. % .: .::::::, &: :;;! s ,,.
Fire YAes.
ee . n, lsskavy RzssrssaL
Rte q q, Asssane1aksa ssr nahyisa. 4. p...
a' s.:: 8; x. :: i..s: iss ;';s:;:': 80: . s's :; = No
~ - !: !:.;::: ~. ..:...:.:::: .::ss;:::'.
e4 n. msffssk Asssans6sasA -, ...-. a
TAs Sss "a IA q. - 3N, tA ~ - n ssss ssss'@
a ~ sossLIi sss.ass.ssA
~ Ar>AR Daoalea sse Ans NAh
e1hb ean un senDssss FecAkoG yeI I. p1t
VfNELXND DRMLWXY.-Fo Vineland, ~.
81 S Is,s - 80 = :, ... Min stIss
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

COPFEB-A gooi dtmsnd al kinds gales $500 bags Rio al ba'
Hnr,. and do MoIe and New Orleans
FLOUR MEAWth moderate arrivals Of Flour ana the great
and Wheat BY the Chicago FIRE holders are able
figures the low and medium grades no ali Lnds
elu-e strong sales Of 200 bbs We quote ........
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

Station Of Twenty sevesths and
Fourth.avs. Bntrsnce on Twenty sevsnthsL
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

SGunern Flour is strong; snes, 100 bhI- we quote
BAH AleI. and Georgetown. Extra and Family 81 dSS ~
Richmond Country, Extra. @d
Delaware
and Tennessee Extra and FamiT..,. t5G 10 ~
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

WHITE STAR LINE.
w NEW.Y0RK, CORK, AND LIVERPOOL.
NEW AND PULLPOWERRD STEAMSHIPS
THE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD
OCEANIC, ANTARCTIC, REPUBLIC.
ATLANTIC. BALTIC ADRIAT1C,
$500 tans burden-30o0 b. p each.
Sailing from NevYork SATURDAYS FROM Liverpool THURS
DAYS and Cork Harbor the day following.
ATLANTIC. October II, At p
OCEANIC. October 23 at D.
BALTIC November II.
White Star Dock. Pavonia Ferry, Jerssy City.
Passenger or all clssse unriyaed combining
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Saloons smoking and bathrooms midsnp sec
on where least motion felt Surgeons add reuadese accompany
these steamers.
RATEssaloon ESQ., gold seege, go, currency Those wish.
prepaid certificates, e13, currency
all OF America Para Hamburg,
Norway, Sweden, India, Australia. China ke.
E1earsiou tickets granted lowest
Drafs from 81 upward
one No l9 Broadvay New. York j. a. SPARKS,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
THE MARKETS.

MONDAY. Oct q lB1I
opet Is: dull at so 25d 80 B
COTTONSpo IN moderate demand the market closing unse,'
bSe (iS last EVENING" including l5 bales Tor poH "
and 100 transit For u delivery the oemsno o
Cotton tEe spot fair hut prices tatc lower We quote
Iblan ksW.OTeant
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

EOR LEWE5, DEL--The splendid sea- -eoinS
assas HAlTHet oUasa en- ksss 20 D. j. H. sssss ko&
aAy - fHHA1EAf. aSaR
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
THE yIELE DIVORCE SUIT.

The divorce suit brought by Gen. Egbert H..
viel6 against Teresa yiele up Tuesday, before
Judge Barnard motion made behalf OF Mrs. Viee
10 file supplemental to the complaint of Gen.
vie6 There two suits pending brought by Gen.
yee 10 obtain divorce the ground Of adultery and
one brought by Mrs Vele 10 obtain divorce for the
same cause. The proceedings In Mrs. Veles suit have
been STAYED the suit brought by the husband Is on
fore jury. An application has also been
made by Mrs. Vel6 ON habeas corpus, fOr the
possession OF OF the children pending
the decision of the suit On this application, testimony
has been taken during the past three or four months
and the matter UP Saturday. before Judge Bar
nard, who still has IL under consideration.
Tho motion for leave to file supplemental answer was
made aidayits which set forth the discovery OF al
ditiOnal proof of adultery the part OF Gen Vele,
specfying times and places. The counsel for Gen Nele
opposed the motion, remarking that the afidavs con-
tained II charges OF adultery, in one case with
going there to find out her character and relaOns tna
the defendant had already put in cross bl and that
the case the calendar for trial and the plaintn
was anxious TO try it, Counsel for Mrs. Nlee said that
they would have the woman brought on from Norfolk
Judge Barnard said that II she going 10 swear to
her own adultery, he would not believe her He also IN
if of the charges of adultery referred TO
Miss Julia Dana; if they did he would not allow them
to put in as from what he had read OF the testimony
in the habeas corpus proceedings, he was satisfied tat
she was honest and yirtuOus woman. Counsel Tor
Mrs Vele said that they had proof OF the allegations
they had made and particularly of Gen. Vees having
used the of friend for the purpose OF committing
adultery.
Judge Barnard granted the motion yesterday, except
as to the portion charging Miss Dana with adultery
The trial Of the Will probably 80 over 10 the sep
tember Term of the Circuit Court.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

Again on the chemical theory there ought 10 I've some
ouanttatye relation between the amount OF cnelUa
agent employed and the dogrco OF is nuenoe put to
fact that an agent present in such Feeble quantity hS
o he oanahe OF no appreciable chemical effect on mass
OF putrescble material is yet capable OF stopping III pu
refaotion. Furthermore agents suon as oa On ro
cesses purely chemical. are among the most ooen, VI
all means for preventing putrofact0n ana 1ernenCuO
large series of observations show, on eother hhnd.
that he AGENTS arrcsing these processes exert their m
uence precisely in far as they are poisonous agents
low organisms If at any stage OF the process THESE
with all It's attendant phenomena ceases on the other
hand the overt signs with their growth strengthen
with their strength, subsde when they anguish ana
cease when they die Hitherto experiments have usually
been made with the view OF asoertainng the effects on
antisepc agents when mixed with putrescibe materia
hut the author has attempted TO ascertain the results
which when air alone Is influenced by oer',h tha
agents. the materials being loft intact. In this va"
evidence OF the results obtained from experiments ~
heat he tested by the evidence OF other az ,
vital destruction. The results obtained MAY -" ~
briefly summarized: ...,a..o,oo
1. Putrefacton mildew formation. and the bt
OF organisms can be checked or absolutely Pri;aJ "a
the existence of certain agents In tho "'i 'uif" "
putrescble body . -. ao,,o 10 r,oa
O. Tue power Of such agents can IN nG From
sured by their chemical constitution OF cnai ~
many experiments the following expresses the oraer o
efficiency. from weakest to strongesu; ~ th ei
lime. az Suphurous acid. ammonia, sulphurc etner. '
Chioroorm (4i Camphor (9 Iodine, phosphorus ere
Tho aDon,s which stop fermentation vegetable,
NOT animal noisons Fungi will grow In the presence OF
bvdrocyanie fprussic) acid and of strychna. -.
Comparative experiments show that given volatile
ant ia lar more efficient when IL Is contained in the air
enniied 10 putrescible solution than when equal
ouantity is mixed with the solution itself.
g. All fungod organisms can be prevented by the pres
ence OF minute proportion OF Creosote carDOllc acld
ammonia, hydrochOuc acid, sulplurOus acid IN the
air. though beneath the surface of the fluid are found nu
merous bacteria and vibrios
There seems TO lie escape from the conclusion thar
the OF fungi exist In the and destroyed by
the volatile, poisonous agent
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
TIE HEALTH OF THE CITY.

A HEARTLEss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF SMALL
POX.
DR.. Russell, Registrar of Records, reported,
yesterday the Board of Health, that burial permit
was issued June T. for the removal Of the body of Charles
Beneduin from the SMALLPOX Hospital on BlackWeHs
Island to residence of his relatives in this CITY, Ihe
certificate of death signed Henry g. Hoyt, Assist
ant Medical Attendant, SMALLPOX Hospital, Blackweis
Island" since been ascertaned that there Is no
person that attached to the medical corps on
Backwelrs Island; that Mr. Beneduin Is not dead DuI
recovering; and that the heartess imp0stOr VINO nad
obtained the burial permit had exOrted several dollars
from the family of Beneduin by representing that the
money was his fee for filling up the permit The POlce
were requested to endeavor to arrest the offender .
1t was ordered that the dumping contractors and 9th
ers who are violating the health ordinances DO
prosecuted Dr. III. G.. Strong was appointed AS
sstan Health Inspector vice j. +. OCOnn0r resigned
The Sanitary Committee directed to investigate ana
report on the raging among horses In this
cty committee from the East Side Association re-
guesed permission to be heard relative to the filling in
of the low ground around the foot OF East NneysXth
st. with garbage and other offensive material Referred
TO the Sanitary Committee, which Is investigating tins
and other nusances with q view to their abatement.
City Sanitary Inspector Morris submitted the following:
Comparative OF diseases for the two weeks end
inRJ Juuel
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -YORK.......

PORT OF HBw-yORK. K.................".......JUsEItt
CLEARED.
Steamship Java (Brl Miryu Liverpool. Chaa q. Prsnckyn
steamship Charleston Berry Charleston 4 g. Morgan Co
Steamship A. C. Shners Davis, Phiadephla
Steamship d. Utley, Davis PhlSielDhia.
Steamship Wamsua Fish, New .Bedlori, Ferguson Wood.
Steamship Idaho (). Price. Liverpool Williams Gnion
Steamship Ismaa (Br) Brown, Ggow Henderson Brothers
steamship City Of Port aunce JsekOn, Prince Mur
ray
Steamship Novelty, Shaw, Philalelphs.
Steamship Humboldt (Br Johnson Liverpool Bnsk Jeyona
Ship ersche (S G Pedrehs Hamburg Funch, sdye Go.
Ship Y Chapman. Stone Antwerp, Punch, Bdye Co
Bark Fanny Atkinson (r Atkinson Antwerp W. Schmidt Co
Bark Eoni (Norl =, Dunkirk funeh Elys 70
Barb Tho Da (Br Wcks LagaaJn aud Porto Ciheo Da e
Bliss Go. .-.
Barb Morning star (Br Waugh 81 Jgo de Cabs Wayle Co.
Brig Tigre tPoFt Xavier, Lisbon, HAgcmeyer Bunn
Bng News (Brl Riche Granville NJ T.. Miller Houghton
Brig T. H. Havsnd (r) Blame Glscs bay Hatoh Watson Co
Bug MARION tBrl Raggis ST. John, Bi iisnsy Parker
Brig HateS Bishop Weber Portland, r. T. Buck 4 Co.
DHg George Downfs Lanfirc Deneh H. Trowbhige, sons
nhg Julia Kelly (Brl Knight Baflioe', &c., Miller hOughton
Brig Rover rl Malh Cork for orr VIA wilmington n g., A.
Lndss.
lIns Favonte nueii Port spaa II. rTowbrdge.s Sons.
hr Tiara hlu Borien Jaeksonyle, .Isrn RtT
sr hTsAvt saiaaoH SaHs'V, dooise1osn d. - W. Ewci
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
AZ tho Tn,nhs Police Court vesterday Justice HO
DECIsIONs--JUsE 10.

Supreme Court -Chanbgs-By Judge Barnard
Billings ag granted and reference ordered hear and
determine VeeMoon ganted to the
mentioned argument. Bradley C0DterMoon denied
continue the Injunction granted In re
BENJAMIN Rchardson.-Motion granted. !.
B Judge Brady-Tayo s Faur-MOon granted payment OF
costs order settled days notice. Mechers agt Reid
default granted coniiuonay Same gt saneouon
granted allowed uaned oondonsly Mitchell
Benjamin.-Moion grantel see opinion
y Judge IngrahamIn Henry W. GeaRepot Of referee con
MKeePindngs settled Wagsah sgt Bartlett
Motion granted; abide Shlets Mghth
explaining PLAINTIFFS amdsV and paying
Of motion Anther-Motion granted.
By Judge LevyDefiult opened $5 costs
defendant Pay PyPoof Of service and Of default
wanel Brewster sgt Bsdwin,-Both motions denied.
Superior COurt-Specidl Ierm-By Judge Monell.-
De YeSee for Receivers counsel aggery ct
al ag GOolndge Merrill Kncerbocker Toe Co.. sader AT
Terri MeKeytt Eckler Bor al N hsherOrers gane
Pans sgt aLMoon dismissed with $40 costs Kerr ct
al. RaehOn.-Moton granted with so costs
Common Pleds-Specidl Term-By Judge Larre-
moBosen agt Chase-Moton denied Pckegl agt. CogNll-
Cre 70 Gle security Cde ct al FrankCanse TO be
placed on short calendar Wva-Juigmen
Juck Schesanger-Plsce Special Calendar
Marine Cowt-Pdrt by Judge ] racy.-Harrold
tie plaintiff for s25 allowance Simon Wolf
the plaintiff for III AZ and costs Cornell
Husted, Cortley AIT. Regan.-Dsmssed
HOwantJudgment
dict for plaintiff 1881 20 and with Us allowance Mcheis
AIT Morgan-Jndment plaintiff i6i and with S25
allowance Muus-Judgmen verdict for the plaintiff
for $50 and costs, with S25 allowance
New-York tribune., 1871-06-15
THE COURTS.
THE ERIE INyEsrrGATIoN-AN IGNORANT WIT
NESS.

MESS.
AT tha resumption, yesterday, OF the Erie
,nves,i,at,on before Master In Equity, Mr WL.fd
., ,o a. 81 willard. Martin q Beach, appeared
,ros IN obedienoe TO subpoena served upon him after
oons,derabe trouble but excused from tcstifyng
, 90 ay on account Of illness Mr. Lane desired tho
Master to note very important point in the case,
that Mr.. southmayd appeared for Heath Raphael.
william A. Heath then testified follows:
partners in n" r@ n" Of William Heath S D A. was
O. 1t appears from evidence taken during this inyest
Erie stock issued 70 William Heath Co.. and that. on
Dee 81 1850 shares of the stock were issued to that
r IL also appears that on jan 2 ISL 5000 shares Of
what circumstances, and for what consideration we're
these l150o shares issued TO your mf A. don't know
anything about 1t no ono ever said anything about 10
@ Could any one place the stock to your name A.
Yes any could place the stock TO my name, but it
does not follow necessarily that had anything TO do
@ Did you sign blank powers Of attorney under which
the whole part Of that stock was sold A. have
signed Ger Of stock In my cS nHms but don't
Q. II you saw the certificates would you know them
A. think would.
O. Is this stock now in your namei A. do not know
O. DO you know Of any stock being put in your name
by Mr.. Gould in December and January last A No, /
do not .
O. Were you ever told that these parcels of stock
your namef A. No.
@ Were you requested to sign powers of attorney
particular stock have signed great many transfers,
but can't identify the stock
q Did you sign any transfers of stock at the request
of Mr. GOudl a. don't know Charles f. Quinsey may
know
@ Where can Mr.. Quinsey be foundf A. He can be
found at office every day.
O. Where does he live A. He lives in Brooklyn I
can't recolect any application made 10 by Mr. Gould
about this stock any statement made by him to me
that he had put It In my name. IL
O. When did you first hear Of its being put In your
namei A.. can't say that ever heard OF 1t; l saw
something about 1t In the newspapers
O. Have you not heard OF 5000 shares OF Erie stock
being put In irregular manner A. never knew the
fact 70 the best of my knowledge and belief the custom
Broad put stock in the of brokers for the
purpose of having them collect the dividends the cer
ficates are signed by the have been in the
habit of doing business in that for Mr. Gould and
others know nothing whatever of the Erie stock you
speak of. ..
The investigation was then adjourned till to-day.