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The Board of Directors have resolved to pay 81
on And after the second Monday Of February, Is:li
ATTY per cent ON the balance 81 the scrip Of u.
Ie5s, payable and after the third Monday IN ~,
is7I and thew have further declared . dividend !
per cent ON the net earned Participating Premiu..j
the year ending December 81, 1870 for which ceria
will he issued On and after the Goth day Of March
" THOMAS SLOO, President
JOHN g GAINES. Vice Presided
THOMAS ANDERSON, Secretrl
DIRECTORS:
John O. Gaines Z. J. Hart. Il. Biscoe
Henry Renshaw, ]. N Marks w: Sc.1
j. Weis. Il. s: venabies w a. A en-
Richard Flower, Hugh wilson, Aho"as CIV
.@ia20 ly
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SUPREME COURT. TRIAL TsSM-?AaT |.

Interesting Snit Rcgni ding AuctiOnecrs' Fees.
Before Judge Sutherland
gttzooe'h R,tssen rs. II. d. Miner ana r. Some,--
rite.-The defendants, who are auctioncers. sold
household furniture at auction for the plaintiff The
sales amounted to s76} 81, upon witch the charges
were sl33 IS. Although no agreement was made as
TO the charges the plaintlT claims that two and a
half per cent, ailowcd Nv statute, was all they
cover 800, the alleged excess Of charges ana $3.50
penalty The defence IL that the charges were for
extra services In addition to commissions, as
storage insurance, &C. The case ~ sun ON.
i.c.ease from Durancr Vile Writ oil Hab eas
Corpus.
The F'eDp,e rs. fl.Hip H0igrares ana W,iinm
Clnrk.--The defendants are charged with r0DbIng
George Hill alias 'Cooley keyes, on Thursday night
last Of $4,000, while In the establishment OF lizzie
Rice in West Twenty sixth street. heretofore
ported IN the HERALD. They were brought up yes.
terlay morning on u writ OF habeas corpus and GER
tiorari, Nj. WIN. r. Howe appearing Tor them, and
asking their release on bal, which was granted.
They were admitted to bail III $4,000 each, John
wilson becoming surety I0r HarxraVcS AMI Harry
Hill Tor clark.
IL appears that the parties mad been cruising and
carousDg quite extensively during the entire even
ing. and ''COoley" mad been throwing his money
have been PAID q large amount OF money during she
afternoon OF the day previous aud this money being
found on his person was regarded at first as cream
stantal evidence against hin. Mr.. Clark had lett
Others were sleeping soundy on the floor and knew
nothing OF the alleged robbery until ne was
arrested. These facts appearing they were dig
charged on Dail. They claim tn0t they can prove
concluslvely their entire innocence or any cOnnec
ton with Tie loss wulcn Mr. tIlll Alleges BIZ mas su-
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T He COUR T S.
The Fyazs: Homicide in tho Court Of Appeals
Tho Wall Street Black Friday Rsvivad-Suit
on q Decros Of Divorce Auctionesrs'
Fsss-A Suit on ths Statute Of Limita-
tons Important to Hotel Keepers
COURT OF APPEALS.

The Frazer acknowledgements Decision.
Our readers may remember shooting case which
occurred about right OF way the part Of lessee
OF premises In Fulton street III July, 1865 In which
a man named Mullady, intending, doubtless, to serve
his employer, but acting not only without instrnc-
ton, but against the well known purpose Of tho
party he thought to serve committed a homicide In
the shooting of James l.. Frazer. suit for
damages was brought by the administrator Of the
person killed against the principal, Mr. 1. N. Free.
man. and an attempt was made 10 hold him legally
responsible Tor the violence. The lower court ruled
against him. but the Court of Appeals have Just re-
versed that decision, laying down the following
rules
l. Liability OF principal for act OF agent IN the commission
OF terpassThe principal in tle commission Of respass
who puts others motion answerabe all the
might In the ordinary events TO and he will be
held Liable for all that Is done by hts furtheraucc Of
the general design which esiimatey naturally result
from the purpose of the agency Frazer administrator vs.
Freeman Opinion by Allen, j.
2 But not liable for the malicious and wful act OF
the servant, done without his direction assent.
y. Where homicide Is committed wilfuly by servant,
while assisting the commission OF aud
furthcrence OF his plans and purposes within the
OF his acts the and ordinary
of events, the master Is not liable.
T. against the principal for death OF plain
tin intestae act of agent while assisting principal in
the commission of trcpxs refusal OF the Judge Mt the
trial to charge the jury that they believe the act OF the
agent be with the premedtated design effect the death
OF the killed, the principal would not be liable for
such act Is error
g. Tho law not hold liable for the malicious
art nf the nj
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SUPREME C0uaT-cAAM3sas.

Trying 10 Set Aside n Decree OF Divorce.
Before Judge Brady.
r. b. Winchea cs Eliza WiacheH.-This was a
motion to open a decree OF divorce against the de.
PENDANT In last August. The divorce was granted
on the ground Of alleged adultery, which the defend
ant denies. The husbands lawyer, in opposition 10
the motion. went into detailed statement OF the
case. showing condition OF affairs somewhat mixed,
TO say the least. He stated that the husband came
home late at night and found the front door locked
and barred against him. Tie husband began an
animated banging at the door ana kept 1t up for
some time when, growing impatient at the door
not being Opcned, he went TO the basement door,
forced tins open, hurried up stairs IN The direction
OF ms wlfe's room. when the alleged aduterer ran
out Of the front door. IL was further stated taat
the wtfe's brother was the principal witness ~ 10
I he adultery. Another curious feature. according
to this counsel's statement, that she admitted
that the alleged adultercr was In her room Ave
hours hut sne supposed ne was her husband. 1t
also stated that growing out oil these proceed.
lngs were two actOns-One OF Grim. con. brought by
the husband against the alleged adultcrer and one
by the latter against the husband Tor alleged assault
and battery. The remarks also brought out the al
lcraion that u lawyer was mixed up in the case
The Court LOOK the papers, rescrving its decision.
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@ o N 9 r { S S .
Passage by the House of the Bill Re.
moving Political Disabilities.
The House ReafiEmS the Resolution Abolish,
ing the Internal Revenue System.
Introduction Of the House ku
kirk and Amnesty Bills
in the Senate.
SENATE.
WAeHIS aroS. April 10. 1871.

WAenIS oTON April 10. 1871.
raE HoUsx KLUx BILL.
Mr. EpauSps. tep.) Of w., from the Judiciary Commit
tee reported, with amendments the House Ku Kux bill
He stated that he would proceed with it at one
O'Clock this day.
Upon proposition by Mr. ANTHONY, (rcpl OF r. l., to
hold might sessions hereafter the opinion generally
pressed that Congress would BIO adjourn Saur.
day or Monday next, that on the Ku Kux bill
would be reached On before Thursday.
Mr. THraaAs. (dcni.l OF Ohio, said, TAR . knew
there was no disposition on the democratic side
the debate.
Mr.. DAVIS, tdem) of Ky, concurred in this
MIR. EOaUND5 animated that u number of republican
Senators would speak upon the bill.
- TIE CASE, OF Ei.opGFrT AND aoLpTHwAIrR.
Inc remainder oil the morning hour occupied with the
consideration OF the Bodge and Goldthwaitc cases,
Hk stating ut length the why Mr. Blodse.i
not be admitted.
Mr.. Hut concluded at hapast two O'Clock r. NJ when
coed With the ku kiux biil defeatei, by yeas %
nays, 70
Mr. STEyAnT trep) OF New, then argued ia support Of
Mr.. Eodgeus calm TO seat He defended that gentleman
from Mr. lls charges OF bad personal character bribery
IN hs election and perjury In taking the ronclad oath.
MI MORTON, (rep.) OF Ind, support of the
validity Of Mr. Blodges election, and Mr.. SCOTT, (rep OF
Pa. against II.
Mr. SHERMAN, trcpl of OHIO opposed the admission of
both Blodgctt and aold,hwaite
During the debate Mr. EDMUSps remarked that. the Ku
kx biz had been delayed through the aid demo
ne hoped friends would adhere to the aning
dispose on Thursday though should be takea
up Till Thursday morning.
Without dsp Of the pending question Senate.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL H. ls7L-TRPLE SHEET

properly adjusted rates should retained dtstiled
spirits. tobacco and malt liquors. long the Legitimate
OF the the collection Of
from internal taxation.
Cox the resolution pig Iron propo-
stion, and the perfect hunbug had known.
Mr. hoorrn, repl OF Mass. suggested that Mr. Cox had
The rules were and resolution adopted
by yeas $50, nays II.
THE DEFIOtENCY
Mr.. DAWES CrepJ or Mass, reported back the Senate
amendments 10 the Deficiency bl which made the spe
c,a order for
ADDITIONAL MEMBERS or coNGpEss.
Mr. C0EURS, (rep) OF Ind moved 10 suspend the rules
and the bill providing for additional nombers IN the
Fortv-seoond Congress- rs foows:-From Alabama, Ar
California Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Massa
chusetts Minnesota mississippi New York, North Carolina
South Carolina Tennessee and Virginia, each; from
Georgia Kansas, New Jersey Pennsylvania Texas and Wis
two eec from Iowa. Michigan AMI Missouri three
EACH and from Illinois, four these additional members to
be elected general tickets and election provided
1871 those States the legislature thereof
fix day for such election then the Governor OF
the State to do by DAYS advance.
Mr. AMDLEn (rep OF Ohio. moved to adjourn, which was
agreed to l07, 49,
The House heeupon, i've minutes past three. adjourned
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rEniLE SEMINARY BURNED.
An Exciting Srene-Nenrly Two Hundred
Girls Escape from the Rn:ns.


from the Cincinnati Enquirer April 81
Yesterday morning. at the early hour OF one
O'Clock. the quiet s.cep OF the citizens or oxford,
Onto was disturbed by the wild cry OF 'are ~ And
the dcvourlng names leaping 10 tile skies told the
fearful story that the beautiful structure known as
the OHIO Female Seminary was being fast consumed
by the pitiless destroyer. The building or the
finest female institutes In tie country, aud lovely in
Its SURROUNDINGS o; lawn, sarnbbery and shade is
situated on an emineace southeast OF the town, and
just beyond It's corporate limits The structure
completed In 1861, 10 take the ace OF the building
lost bv lire on the night oil the l4th OF January 1850
AL the outbreak OF The ire there were Ill semi
nary about i.5 female students, who were awakened
IN the dead Of the night Dy tue stifltng, sufocang
SMOKE gathering in density through every nook and
creyice, iiiiing the rooms In which they were fast
asleep
The CONSERVATION which ensued. the agonizing
shrieKs winch reat the air, were heard above the
cracking OF the flames, and are too ieariul to
TEMPLATE Many OF the pupils h8d time barely 10 rise
FROM tnelr beds anu leap from The windows
their rooms were enveloped III the blaze. While
Others succeeded IN making thelr escape with por-
tlois OF Their furniture and personal properiy-a.
bOth teachers and pupils, exhibited remarkable
presence of niIi when The circumstances are ken
into account: and II Is owing 10 this fatt that
live, were lost. ENpedients OF aii sorts were
cessfuy resoried 10 by The inmates 10 get out o the
way o ne danger. Yet, amidst all rnis hurry con-
fusion and excitement The Misses Mary wilson.
Norsa Goodfelow Eva Ballard ana Lucy Wctmore,
who leaped nom window OF Tie thud story. were
the only ones VINO sustained injuries, not however
a dangerous character, and they will soon
cover. Ine ladies were conveyed ~ me hospitality
OF the citizens Of Oxford 10 Their own homes,
where every Kindness possible was manifested to-
ward the distressed females.
The building Is "A total loss. Nothing remains or
its magnificent proportions but the bare walls lett
standing a. the ruins o noble structure.
fhe cause of the hre was The accidental ignifiOn
OF some kinGln2 WOOD III the baking uepari rent.
which - located IN the scuin wing OF the guiding
NJ means OF guenciing II were al Dand, ana before
assistance could be received from the town of Ok
fcrd the lire had gained sach Roadway rs 10 make
Us preservation an utter impossiDliity. Notwitii-
standing the great ana strenuous efforts OF the cti
lenss using everything in tneir power TO stay ifs
progress IN three hours and halI from the time OF
IT'S outbreak the nre bal finished It's work vi dc.
strlction.
Tie loss OF the building Is estimated ut si5O0)o,
$4,000 Of which Is covered by insurance.
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Personal Intelligence.

Mr. John Lynch, NJ. c., from Maine has arrived at
the Aston House.
Mrs. Tyler, relct or the laie eS-Prcsdent and Mrs.
General Franklin Townsend have apartments at the
81. James,
J. Y. T. Pruyn, of Albany, Is stopping at the Bre-
WORT House.
General James s. Neg!ey or PiltsDurg. Is stopping
at the st. Nicholas
Colonel J. NJ. Powell, OF Mississippi. Is guest at
the Astor House.
w. T. Walters, prominent merchant OF Bait-
more, anu II. Maxwell. OF England, at the Bre.
WORT House.
Captain T. g. Jewett or Massachusetts. ana Alex
ander Hay. OF Philadelphia. are quartercd at the
Astor House.
Al the ST. Nicholas are Congressman Epson, OF
Ohio, and Judge Fl. Hogeboom OF Hudson.
Among the guests at the Grand Central are Dr. J.
!. Norman, OF virginia Colonel ]. c. Robinson, OF
Boston; George sharpe, OF Augusta, Ca, and q. Il.
Woodworth. oil Detroit
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UNITED STATS CIRCUIT COURT.
The Black Friday Gold Panic.
Before Judge woodruff.

Before Judge woodruff.
Judge Woodruff sat in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday and called over the calendar OF jury
civil causes The panel was also called; several
jurors answered TO their names and those who mad
abSented themselves were fined fifty dollars each.
The Gold Cases.
Among the cases on the calendar for trial Is that
Of Brown and others VS.. James Fisk, jr This ltl-
cation has out of the well known gold panic
in Wall street in September, 1862 Mr.. Stoughton
for the defendant, asked postponement TIL Friday,
on the ground OF a domestic afliiction, which had
rendered HIM unable TO prepare his defence.
Mr.. Evarts for the pldlntllls, concurred express
ing he desire TO bring the matter to speedy Issue,
and that no further postponement be asked for.
The Court acceded to Mr.. Stoughton5 request,
The case OF McAndrew AID Lockwood Va. Fisk. Jr.,
Involving the same cause OF action as IN the above
matter was also adjourned by consent, the same
counsel being engaged
Collision Case.
The Brooklyn Union Ferry Company Us. Tho Nor
scich and Ne,C York Transportation Company
The ferryboat Nebraska, belonging to the Union
Ferry Company, was run into by the steamer City OF
New York, and damages at $4,000 are claimed. The
suit was originally commenced IN the supreme
Court, but has now been removed INFO the United
States Circuit Court ana has not yet reached
clnslOn
Revenue Case.
The case OF the United states the firm Of
Lilicntna Co., the tobacco manufacturers to re-
cover SIS, 000 the amount claimed to be due to the
government by reason OF alleged incorrect returns
OF the tobacco manufactured ny the firm, was on
trial Yesterday, before Judge Blatchford. The de-
PENDANTS claim that the returns they maze were
strictly correct. The proceedings were originally
instituted by eX-Collector Bailey.
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MARINE COURT--pAaT |.
Important to Hotel Keepers.

Important to Hotel Keepers.
Before Judge Curtis.
Schneider rs. Go0id.-The defendant IN October
last went to the boarding house OF Mrs. Schneider,
No. East Thirty.frst street. and engaged rooms.
with private table for herself her daughter and
granddaughter, from the FIRST OF the succeeding
month, at the rate OF 500 per week. The plaintiffs
statement IL that this arrangement was TO con.
tinue by agreement at least until the ist OF
planr refusing to accept the parties except the
season, and that defendant expressed her intention
to remain until that me but that at the end or four
weeks defendant stated that she had hired house
and would vacate the rooms which she did. Mrs.
Schneider, however. notifying ner that she would
hold her responsible FOR the rooms long as they
remained vacant, and that thcreupOn Mrs. GOold
SAID she would cndeavOr to procure her other parties
In answer 10 u question from defendants counsel,
the PLAINTIFF admitted that no notices were posted
in her rooms specifying the rates per day charged
in the house. "a required Dy the act for the protec
ton OF hotel and boarding house Keepers passed
1850 At the close Of PLAINTIFFS case, motion was
made to dismiss the complaint, upon the ground
that the provisions Of this act were violated,
counsel citing parallel case to this, that OF
Greene vs.. WhltmOre. where judgment OF this
Court was recently reversed by the Common Pleas
on the ground OF the violation OF the act. Judge
Curtis dismissed the complaint, but in doing so
said:-"A decision OF the Common Pleas Is cited by
the learned counsel for defendant, which I must
recognize as controlling, wnlle by means assent
20 its reasoning. In my Judgment the statute
ferred to cases where on special control was made
aud applies principally to guests OF transient
pancy" For plaintiff j. L. Williams; Tor defendant,
A. w, Spler.