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The New York herald., 1871-11-02

His Robberies on the Madison Avcnnc Cars
In Limbo at Last.

His Robberies on the Madison Avcnnc Cars
In Limbo at Last.
young man, giving his name rs Thomas Mur-
ply, was arraigncd at the forKviIle Police Court
yesterday afternoon on two complaints preferred
against him for picking pockets on the Madi.
son avenue cars In appearance he Is
the very last person one would suspect in
q public conveyance OF taking what did
not belong to him. lie generally dresses up some
what as q minister OF the Methodist pcrsuasion.
ana, being possessed or countenance OF the nlosi
nexbie NATURE he succeeds In passing himself an "a
respectable member OF that fraternity. =
On Saturday last he attempted to steal n aes of
diamond studs valued at $780, from the shirt bosom
OF Mr.. Thomas Mcclellan, OF No. 81 East Seveniv
eighth street. He did not succeed In takins t6a
studs. but he got away after desperate struggle
with Mr. Mcclellan. ~ss'S
: About two weeks ago, while Maurice Berenoer .,
IA East Seventy third street. was riding on one NJ
the cars OF the same line, he had diamond pir,
worth s7oo. stolen from his shirt bosom Be,n1,
shown the PRISONER fMnrphy) yesterday, Mr. BerpI.
ger identified him as the person who took ms nm
few days ago the wife OF prominent no ician
was robbed OF gold watch on the same line hnt
not wishing TO have her name appear in the nnhIsc
press she refused To appear at the Court yeserdav
to identify Murphy who, there is hardly a donhf
was the person VINO robbed her. "
He was committed In default OF 81 600 ban IN
answer the complaints made against HIM by Messrs
Berengcr and Mcclellan. There was found in hIs
possession when arrested by OfTlcer Earan. Of the
Twenty-nrst precinct 5000. which was returned 10
mum on giving . receipt for the SON. 10y
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
.FiAfAEIAL And GOMMERTtAE


&8I &$H& WALL BFanEr, |
On 'Change to-day wheat was heavy until toward
the Close when upon considerable speculative In
Quiry y became active at steady prices' The cosfsn
market was steady.
MONEY! mvlN PEE CENT.
The money Market exhibited less irregnlarity
and was quoted seven per cent 70 borrowers on call
Sometimes the rate. was paid In gold. the demand
being steady ~ day at seven currcncy, the market
closing with seven bid strongly. In exceptional In
stances the leading government dealers were sup
piled at six per cent
Prime commercial paper was quoted . Is per
cent discount u N4 HstkEs.ssk &stA#A S-'+
FoRBlGs ExcHANGR LOWER
Foreign exchange broke down, owing to FUR
ther pressure Of bills to get god ana sales OF prime
sixty-day sterling occurred at 1854, 'cash." The
market closed with rather more steadiness. on the
bass OF 1861 l0s1s for prime sixty-day and 1929
1o9x for sight sterling bills
-sssgs AfssQuEznE,, IN GoLD--l1a A112X.t4&4
The chief feature OF the gold market was the sud.
den scarcity OF cash gold resulting from the matur
ing to-day Of tms loans or gold made By the Cana
dian banks and other holders OF coin. Tine
borrowers Of this gold had counted on relief from
the Treasury Departments through the disbursement
Of the November interest,", but the c0upons being
held abroad almost entirely the supply OF Treasury
gold has been quite light particularly a. compared
with the needs OF the .shor interest. Tho steamers
bringing these coupons from Europe have been
overdue ana only arrived late this aftern0on.
Their delay was just sunlcient TO- make
gap between the maturing Of the
loans referred 9 to and ashe disbarsems1t
OF governments gold, Consequently the sNhortsp
VINO had not covered be.ore Tuesday night were
placed at the mercy OF the holders Of gold ana were
compelled to pay high a. tnresquarters per cent
for the use Of gold this afternoon. The highest rate
recorded on the book was flve-eghths per cent
but threequarters per cont was paid 70 certain par
ties who preferred not involving themselves in any
legal difficulties BY tempting charge Of usury and
who therefore. adopted the expedient Of selling the
gold cashu three quarters per cent above the mar
ket and buying It back 'Tegular'' vt the market
The price, OF gold In tle regular way was drmer
and touched l12K;slg but little. disposition
was shown, to maze any demonstration In
this, usually the main branch OF the business
OF the Gold Room. The arrival OF the steamers and
the Treasury gold sale tomorrow allayed much OF
the apprehension az the Close and induced relax.
alton to u per cent for the uso Of coin In to.mor-
rows clearsncesF The course Of the market Is
~A~wv ~ sl,A fnhl
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

hsscS yas IN moderate Request .ith .sls q - sc.
80 a Aso - boxss long eIsas. fos la9 ~ -
ws d1ots Short CLEAR So long do. s,ne Icn9 "a
sSS sSsS s .sss sS s:sx 4 ss,3m sSms; :
ous sellers would not make the dsfed We
~ to- .is ,s,es Of le0 tsrces esoIos new wss1un,
Uuotsd s. vs,.,ns, iec; Dscsnbc aad Janca.
s;s sss =. ssss S::: !. % e: : go 81
Rrme msss tierces AID sle % for fndia mess dsrce9
ruling quotation Drssse Soss ~ moderste ~ ssss -
cus .ower 1rice: quoted at k<c 0ke for ths rs1es
S sss 49, me exesptson Il fsir inquiry snosd
nams . sne market wns quiet sales 400 city smoked hsa
ho.dsr. H.: assf Seilis ' "a bsliss 2Ssss *
S>fc: hams long cut loc:; do. abort cut 7oc H{o q
sugar cured s and smoked l:e IL Buster nsl
RxoE was dull Of SALE but aboui oesdy IN value; IL bssu
Rangoon were taken BY the trade exc 73c per H. NJ
- caaks Caroline GENERALLY at se D., w1th occasional
SUGAR-The market was absouisly inactive and We o.,
quotations. n the absence q any Gonsesdns Accor6
the prices nt which holders were wing 70 sel the mU
unmista weAk Rehn1d sold moderate eyteSf
a. lstc lac for and 19Ma lS9 for hard Ths stook
OF follows CUBA 8a5Ql hhds Porl6
Rico, 2pS English Island, 9 do Hartinioue 36J ~
St Crox. l52 do total 6n6 hhds Also q 53 ho1ss
9S6,0O5 BAGS and 8 $50 me!ado. -
!. sTnARIh1 was inactive bus A9 = lekc. for -
TALLow continued active and firm Sales l5o Ia &
yc Nsc mostly - the in<ide prtc Tor choice country.
WHIsKEY-Receipts, 8l8 bbsA The market dull ana
lower Sales 2 bbs At 92Sc '<cs oosing weak u ths
inside price.
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
All SOULS DsY.

The ceremonies which are usual upon tho festi val
OF the Roman Catholic Church which occurs o-day
are results OF beautiful and heart-touchng sentl-
menL Having TO mourn the departure from this
world OF friends all would wish them TO enjoy the
Dlissfulness OF the next and do everything that
mlgnt be believed to tend toward that end. That
which Is most potent to work the good OF the de-
parted Is prayer, aud TO make In concert TINS sup
plicaon for repose OF the sou,s OF the faithful
the Catholic church calls her children at this time.
In SO much regard Is This festival held By that
Church that when 1t falls upon Sunday It's observ.
ancc ls not postponed until Monday, as on otller
festivals but the celebration Of II II made upon the
preceding Saturday, that the suncrings OF those
sous being purgcd OF venial sins may not be added
70. The origin Of this feast Is referred to Odion.
Abbot OF Cuny in the ninth century. He enIoined
the ceremony Of praying for tho deaa IN his own
monastery, and the practice having gradually spread
70 other religious houses 1t was in 09s estabisned
as general festival ~
Tnat the dead might have every benefit from the
far last TO have sombreclothed individuals to pass
through the streets Of the towns ringing dismal
the expIaiory suffering OF the deceased and TO jon
IN the general prayer for the rcpose OF their SOUS.
Elizabeth forbade It. At Naples Is was customary
on ms day 70 throw open and Light with torches
and deck with flowers the charnel houses while the
people thronged them 10 view the fcshless skeie-
tons Of their friends, which were robed and placed
In inches IN the walls. most singular aud
eupersttioQs practice, and one which would
ind much favor from certain class were It now In
vogue In this city, was previous TO the niteenth
century, usual on the eve VI this day Of Sa,crno.
Isaiy. In every house sumptuous entertainment
was PROVIDED ior the souls from purgatory, who
were supposed 70 revisit for time aud make merry
at lhe scene OF their earthly pilgrimage. Every one
Quilted the house 10 spend the night at church. and
not found 10 have disappeared, Ill luck was ex-
pected- the thieves IRON the country gathered IN
Inc CITY aeou the tune FOR the advent of the snOsty
gamcsters, and made most jealous efforts TO avert
even The slightest symptom OF future misfortune.
A pleasing custom now prevalent IN Europe is the
decoration Of the graves OF friends upon thii day,
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

rAe Inspecsors report tke following .sushser hou.es 1
o enS as VI yss ss .aS ssu @
s: ass % sias q III fss %
Vest eiSaRs
ing in violation Of sanitary ordinances The CITY Sanitary
properly to correc. all defecss. II ~ - 81 N -
The Inspector reports &. oowns a.uoucncs IN ~
sleaning viz CLINTON AMI Coum!a .!restss
nuss from sistyhird 20 sissyaouih street. wore nsS
past week there were Ssins an
ss
onai ISL local is5 developmsnal "a and violent g
Measles occasonef no deaths within four week.
rurng the week The deaths from rose fo
pSthera and together s from Is nd pSu
esn as n ana %
mittent fever docresse Of in each Instance The nor
I i
Ss s;:A: A p::s:
Union Mean reading "a b.romssr. sS's insbss; No
beng sss,ss
s:sf sss ass ss ss o od within hs
ssfs I i0s ss -ss ending ooS =
I @ 's.s 'ss Or
himssf ol !udgmsns qbtansd in pcniing aeons q;
II of conpan 81; number oi comps,uss b isspss
ss Ct ana
g. lss ss ssss :. rs &
esss ss r s g . Sssss.
resolution was offered by Commissioner Ceooar
rfni TO quarantine al vessels coming from Charles:
iRese norfs II was adopted and measures taken To-
have the ordinance published IN the oaAiy Jourpaa
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Wheat duli and closed heavy at Si ii bid and
sss o. Ss' AysSa' S sa.s: as .'' al
sDs 81 soS S for No. !, ,chesso spring in store
81 81 for q sSf g for SS ei western i q
AMI 8 5d y .dS T @ sa s.s SS X: ys %
yss about about, ;S bushels bus =. s 7c store @
e ss ss.ss sSs SS sqi4ss sss. e ss sssS
Canada ana 7ac. for two rowed Rye was insctvs
FnEIeHTsThe general market remained uue. ana nm.
changed Rates on gram 2 Liverpool trIdc better,
sss ssS Ai ,s sn
:s sss sssS
sAn sgd bale. Aaa soos s u; f..
%s.sD s
| Ssss TO Ss aSe bags
" IL al nsA s5 sD ssasa SsGs
Iys,s sms Sr,n S hsn;s n &c g GSr'T
hpss gsrOlspm, On private ,sSm: D. ~ ''' ~
Enire Ro. 1000 city slaughter and Busaos Ssrss :eS
'nS sAe. was dull and no ..ss Of
qucncc reported The stock comprIs o SS is Cuba
st. sSa SSS as.S i a ssS
!, NAyAL bb spirits turpsntne were sold
advance Of b. gallon. The market here wa; also con-
ss s 81 s ::
ssf southern lps =. and &C. FOR New York sos
and strained sod The extent O. i7oo bSs Al sa ~ nd @
bsis " ~; 2gO bbls No realized $6 and 50 bb sne
- :: 1 o y so n, Ter ~ was g FIRM The stock wmnon
s%S ssSsr .sns vas supplied Il ~ for WILMINGTON CV
OIIa Arm, with fair demand, Al no no.
pcr gallon. Fish Ola we.c hrm 100 bbs sperm sold
bdr brss export Tbs a. ar q 10 which would gallon
So sss pr S SS os
% Rs ss .ss % Ds 81 vn4 ~s
mfas PMTaosyn ~ q Ss ss; % per gallon gallon; ..
S,aeay I,msr GENERALLY held at s TOR last bali OF mouth
OTuue IN pulk was dun and 0wer quoted at Case oil
continued dun and entirely nomina quoted At zsNc 2ec
uc Tor city The sales Of refined 15OU hbls. stan
dard white for last half Of month, At 23xc At the Creek
the Arket continued dull, with afurther decline IN prIcca
reported quoted AZ - 2 ~ rs upper and - bax
he5e were large sales Of refined a prices ranging from
Nc 70 3c the market closing At the Inter price To-day
ssss were reportsd o. 200 bSs standard white for ths
Improvement shipping crude remained dull; quoted -
IsovIsIora Receipts Beef sy7a psckagss cus nnesss
lard 4S3 bbs anu ticrccs and ~ kcs
Sw In obbfne lots $50 bbla pr6ush Si5 ss I'll for
5sTds NovsmDss was 1880 bbS Of vkek 81 b6 ~ GA
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

the rise In gold and good quotations ffom Europe.
so far as Frankfort was an index, London keeping
November tAn Saints Day as close holiday,
rendered the government market nrm, but without
making any material Improvement In prices. The
May and November bonds were quoted ex three per
cent interest In gold. The brokers report scarcity
OF bonds offering, and regard the supply from
insurance companies as nearly, II NOS entirely, alb
sorbad The following were the closing street prices
this evening:-United States currency sixes Ill
nix; do. do, 1881, registered, 1lbK 116x; do.
do. coupon, l1eX . uea<; do nve-twentes. regis
tered, NAY and November, 1llK l1lX; do. DO,
1892 couDon, DO. lex interest), 1l15s u15k; do.
DO, 1884, do do. tex intereat,, 1ll 1lla; do do.
1886, do. do. lex interes, 1l1k lily; do do, re-
gistered. January and July. 1l3k 1lax; do. do,
1885, coupon. do, 1l3,S 1l3ss; do. do, 1857. do
do, ll3X q 11ss<; do. do, 1858, do. do. 1l3h o
113K; do. ten-fornes registered, lo9H 1oo,i; do
DO, coupon. 10a1S 10oH. ~. ..,s .'-,
THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS
The Assistant Treasurer inaugurated the Novem-
ber programme by purchasing 100000 OF FIVE
twentiea the offerings were $s0oS,soo at prices
ranging from ILLS to ia The accepted lots cost
ILLS q ll1.45.
THE PUBLIC DsBr STATEMENT.
The public debt statement issued to-day shows
reduction of $780, 4o1 for the past month The net
debt is now 81, ,25l, ,713,44S.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
The Southern list was quiet and lower. The vir-
gtnias and Tennessees were exceptionally steady.
but the new South Carolinas fell on again, selling
at 3Sts, while the Missouris were onered
at q concession from the figures OF the previous
day. The following were the closing
street prces:-Tennessee, ex coupon. 65x 60;
do. new, 65M 60; Virginia ex coupon, CO., q cox;
do. registered stock, old, 4s 81 do. SKIES, conso
dated bonds, cox 60a< do. skies, deferred scrip rs
25h; Georgia skies, so 81; do. sevens 81 q 92; do
seyens, gold, 81 o %; North Carolina, ex coupon,
36z 81; do. funding, lso6. 2S 30; do. do, 1885,
q a23h: do. new, 10 20; do. special tax, 10 Is;
Missouri sizes, s31S 934s; do. Hannibal and St
Joseph 01 01h u; Louisiana skies, 6S go; do. new,
60 62; DO levee sixes "a 70; do. do eiQhts. Is
so; do. do. eights, 1875 rs 80; do. Penitenrary
sevens, 65 o 10; do. railroad eights, rs 80; Ala
bama 6ves, 67 70; do. eights, 90 90; do etghts
Montgomery and Eufala Railroad, 90 q 95; South
Carolina sizes, 70 a IA do. new, January and July,
Arkansas skies. funded, ssa 5e1
| TIE CITY BANK STOCKS. ~ a.snls
| The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York. 125; Manhattan, 15O; Mer-
/ cnants', 114 Mechanics, 12e; America, 14o; City,
220; Phoenix, 103is; Galla,in National, 115; Mer-
chants Exchange, 9s; Leather Manufacturers, $50;
! Seventh Ward, 100; State Of New York, l07; Com
merce, 113; ocean, so; American Exchange, los;
| Bank Of the Republic liz; Metropolitan, 134; st.
Nicnolas, III; Fourth National, 100: Ninth National,
| 49, Gold Exchange, 90.
THE RAILWAY BONDS.
the following were The bids for the railway
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
SUICIDE By HANGING

Early yesterday afternoon Elisabeth Remmozotto,
woman forty -n,ne years OF age, whose husband 10
iaborcr and organ grinder, living in the tenement
mousse No. 40 Mulberry street, while Dartially ntoxi-
Gated, entered the clubhouse attached TO the Drem-
IiDerately hung herself to one OF the
raften OF the building. Being missed nome
time afterwards the door was burst In bf Nr
Remmozotto, who found MS wife hanging by the
neck and quite dead. The body was cut down. and
Captain Kennedy, OF the Sixth precinct nolined~
live happily with ner husband, ana had repcatcdu
threatened TO take her own life. Coroner asrrmah
kugand. but Mr.. Remmozotto - Italian by birlSs
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

Ihe quoAt0ns pased on cotton running quality
than har grade above below tae grade quoted
Rates ior cotton freight closed the following
liverpool, BY steam lido I'D BY sail. Nd 5nd
hsvre ny steam, lc: gold BY san, Ac 70 Hamburg, By
comurcsse TO saltc ports, by SAIL Nc 1c gold. The
sto,k comprises bales ID Jer
board, not cleared. Totsi 5f76 bales.
FLOUR AND GRAIS--Receips-- 1889 bbs wheat
l9 bushels; ~ meat $50 bbls ana ID
bags; OATS ~ bushels barley 92o9 bushels The four
market S ruisd LED du but prices were The sales
sales small and mostly SIS ab IS for superfne
Corn meal remained quiet but 20J bns brandy
vine at "a a. city sacked meal quiet and
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
..l.Sl0
9,787

For futus delivery low ,Sc saes have Ssen
A. foley ;s-iass evening after rel o-NoyenabeI l
iss jsDnafy SO a &c. 10 i Is is.iec Feurusiy, s
q 1GAci iNasch 100 e 1880. eo1 q 1870 p i00 st
!. alsc nee e BOARD ssy.nnah SdS plsxsts
200 is 5isc December. % a 40 ats sc s0o
losc, ioas fiSc 4voa 1ss y ls54c 200 at l6c
january lc0 s isJSc, i .isssc. 700 At issse, ioj
is isisc Fsbrua $40 as is{c. 100 g IS iisc, q
i xpr 20 ! Nay G ssse. . 4 icc S,.ss 4 s!s lsO
NO a. 2c-sotal 400 bdss grand total, 1873 bales
wsgs:-ksysm6sr. lSssc beesmbr: D.Sss. January.
The receipt. 4 poft: up thus:-Gav.son 7o
New Orleans 2ls7; Mobie lise Savannah sss; Charles
81 New YORK sS8; Boston, 7lo Total 1919 This day Iss:
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
since Jan. 1885, 75l slsa e4s.42a slos 2saoes

The stock market was strong, but devoid OF ac-
tivly. The opening OF the books OF the Lake Shore
Railroad and the adjustment OF the arrangements
for enabling subscriptions to the scrip induced q
rather more favorable feeling as regards the stock,
which improved from osx to s9X. The trust COM
pany are giving stockholders printed receipt IN
exchange for their certificates, which receipt Ia
taken a. an equivalent for the stock (" with privi
lcRe onn and viii be 80 regarded In the street nm
" Monday next after which the stock vm ~
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

sQpee q t44pth sx-privilega its vaius being
then subject for the exercise OF considerable arith
metical skill ne general market advapasd n Z, q
pr osns. PittsbdfR ristng TO 126K. Hannibal ana,
St. Joseph cold at o. = hofs' 'oe y ~.
" s..'asns HfcHasf ASD ruwzsr psrcas ~
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of the principal stocks during the day.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

RepSrss Of rho Sanitary lnspecso-s-Y sllsvu
Fever In aho SOuth-An Vessels from Hey
West Qunrautlued. NiT ,sestte g Ea&iAAk
At the regular meeting or the above Board ycsters
day, the following reports were received nom thd
several bureaus OF the Department. GA 0og,i
Tho Sanitary COMMITTEES rcspeolfuly submit for the in0rl
nation or the Board the following the worh or tha
different for the ending October "a l87l =:
SANITARY lNerECTf0N. ,f-l7s HelsI
The City Sanitary inspector rcports total OF l9S6
tons BY the Health Inspectors follows, VIZ tcne.
ment houses 10 private dwellngn, ~ other dwcnga
stables markets and market places s. slaughter hous
ing essabishmcnt 81 nken ots ~ yards COURT
and IS cellars and basements Is pipes and
drains U6 water coset % sees guers and sidewAks u
dangerous stairways 10 pggcres - nuIsanccs ves
Gel aud 46 canes OF visited Tho
Of received from the Health Inspectors l7
During the week 81 complaints been cE
and refere 10 tho Health Inspoctors for iuvesn0n
and report His report shows has during tho The ns-
injecting Corps have visited S5 premises where contagious
houses PRIV sinks, together With clohing bedding "a
OF smallpox 70 hospital By tbe a6ulsncS
His report also shows that AMI cesspoolf
have been cleaned and dsinfecei nxh e1
under permits Of tho B,art AMI SIS loads Of night soN ~
moved from the city Permits have granted to Il vos
scs 70 dlscharge casgoes, on vouchsn from the Health
~ aCf CONTAGIOUS DrsxAsxa sa@ Nf
The following 10 comparative statement of coutagiouD
opeases reported 70 ths Bureau for the wceks
October n aud 2S, lSZ:- 1sV7 'e'I ~
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ceJRT or 9yta sRs rsanlsEa.


Preparations TO Vote Early and onen Nipped
in the Bud.
Before Judge Barnard
This Court held very brief session yesterday
morning
Israel Lazarus ana John Petit were arraigned on
charge OF fraudulent registration as voters there
bong three indictments against Lazarus and four
e9alnst feut botn pleaded moi guilty. Their trials
needles, was also aTraigned 10 answer, when he
pleaded not guilty. He was required 10 give $500
ball 10 appear for trial. his trial also being set down
tCr today, ~ which tile, there being no further
business, the Court adjourned.
SUPREME cevRT-caAMBtas
Geld Depssits Thas Were Not a special
fA Trust.
Before Judge Ingraham.
~ the Matter Of Tie Petition or II. W. speve ps.
ne Nuvuesdnt Bdisk.-In this case, which, IL Will be
gomcmbered was application for an order direct
ng the receiver OF the otuyvesanr Bank 10 PAL over
. is Suspension, the Conrt decided O tnst phe roa
0ns depoelted could not he interpreted as special
1xas and tbaf was part OF the assets OF the bank
DecisIons.
#s BY Judye Cardozo
Henry Rourke rs. He7rY q. WigQtn etal-Motion
for reference denied.
Wfufa,n hshegden rs Mary A. Asnenden judy
ncnt of divorce granted; custody OF cnuo awarded
sgsfRIoa ccuHT-.EctL TERM
81 Decisions.
BY Judge Jones.
Ge@pe N. 0roves pa Charles q. wooo a a@--tr
~ Uanfed
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
STREET QUOTATIONS.


s@ - WEDNKsDAY, Nov l4PM
corrEA-The market apsthetis and values entirely
nominal. No sales reported
COTTON on the spot In moderate demand a about
previous prices Forward deliveries declined 10 slsc per
b and closed about steady the ucton Tho sales 70
ported on Change sum up - follows;--
ToDoM L1a Eoenina Tuus
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
BRooKLYH COURTS.
-yaa UNITED STATES covnr. Y J.
The Last Whiskey Raid.
RASopo lnANa nonoHlne

s9MefssN MEF DcioE0 Suug0 Do0eol0t neH 8s8t
During the recent whlskey raid IN the F1ftA ward
the revenue onices ssised 2os barrels OF spirits
twelve stills, with pumps, 80, one cart ana q
ssiant District Attorney Catln for the forfeiture 81
the property seized, and yesterday the Marshal
made returns OF process. No claimants appeared
yesterday and on mollon Of Assistant District At
toney Alien the property was condemned and
ordered to be sold. hs 1AAi@ es' ~ \ 2a2Nk
e3aioa ica vas - Decissou. gaHeK Agl4sa
In the case OF Donald Mcdonald against the freight
moneys Of the canal boat Monodnock, Judge Bene-
dict has decided that the point raised by the de-
fence a. To the Jurisdiction must be rearguod and
denied the demand OF the master to be admitted as
co-libelant A decree Is entered IN favor o. libel
lants for the amount OF wages
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
CoMrARTsoN on THB BxPoRrs.

C0hFARIsON OF THB KxPORTs
The following shows the exports exclusive Of
specic from New YORK to foreign ports for the week
ending october 81, and since the beginning or the
year.
1888. 1870. 1871.
For tho week. SAI52l67 %, ,S56, 1893 tl,016 238
Prev. reported. l6O 1235oA Ao,oo2 $50 1o4, ,s6As2o
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supRRME COURT r-CnAxBERs-Held BY Judge In.
graham.-No. e. t sttA-'- HAA3
MARINE CoURr-TMAL T.RM-Part l--Held ~
Judge Joachimsen.-N0e. 6805 65o2 $500, 0ot0 710S,
729l 729s 1908 1902 1911, 1915 1876 1917 1913 74o
1928 1928, 1919. Part2-Heid BY Judge Curtis. y
Nos 70l4 7l7a 7ol1 5lss 71se 5161 5le9 v22l, 7s1a
7a2s 1892 1884, 7382 5s3a 7alis 7Sl3 7Sl4, 73 73lQ
1880 1881. Part 1Held by Judge Alker.-NoG eSoA
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The New York herald., 1871-11-02
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The November Term.
before Judge Woodruff.

The November term opened yesterday. when
Judae Woodruff called the appeal calendar en-
bracing some twenty-five cases. Tho Court Will be
In session during the week. 8ti sNns -f8h A
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from S32
to per cent for borrowing. The operations OF the
Gold Exchange Bank were as follows
Gold cleared. $01 342 coo
GOlQ Daancc6.... 6,b57, ,830
The New York herald., 1871-11-02
ANNEKE JAMS.

Tho Txin;ty Charci Property Again in
I. Observation-Disclosures TO ihe Surrogate Of
Albany County for Letters or Adninistrn-
ton., sesiga All neiaa1rs COCOA 4st fic{ ia
The New York herald., 1871-11-02

Nt AfM Before Judge Bedford.
the Court met yesterday morning. Cify Judg
Bedford presiding.
few formal moti0ns were made by counsel, af
ter whicn the Court adjourned I'LL Friday.