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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-02
HARDWARE FOR ALL
AT TIE
HARDWARE STORE
OF
j. n. CONEsELEY g. CO.
Market Street, SuREury. TN.

MarRct street. SuEpury. E'u.
It is useless TO cnumcratc every kind of article
in his Store, but among the leading items may
be set down the following:
Iron, Steel, Lead,
Scales, Stccyards, Grndstones
Nails OF all kinds and sizes,
Vices, Saws, Planes,
s.cves, Chains, Axes,
Brass and Iron Kettles,
shovels, Hoes, Forks,
Spades, Rakcs, llutchcts,
Carpenter and Blacksmith Boring Machines,
Cellar Crates, Drawing Knives,
Stone slcdges, Pastcrcrs' Trowels,
Masons' Hammers and Trowes,
Hand Dinner Bells, and large cast iron Bells for
School Houses and Farmers Dinner
Bells,
Carpenters Bench Screws,
Potato Forks for digging potatoes,
Looking Glasses, Twinc, Ropes,
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Tacks,
Mule and Horse Shoes and Nails,
Hammers, Augurs, Chlses,
Lanterns, oil Cloths, Brooms
Locks of all descriptions, Coffee Mills,
Bits and Braces,
Carriage Bolts of all kinds, Paint and Wall
Brushes, Buckets,
Oils, Varnishcs. Japans,
I've, Soda Ash, Washing Soda,
PAINTS OF ALL KINDS in Gil or Dry,
Parti-Colors of all kinds,
CEDAR-WARE
and other Wooden Ware of all kinds and very
cheap, lIay-Fork Pulcys,
Picks, Mil Picks, Levels, Level Glasses,
Files, Hinges, Goa! Oil,
Hens, Combs, Screws,
Saddlery and Shoe Findings,
Buggy Trimmings, Excelsior Glass Cutters.
Pocket Knives, Scissors, Shears,
Shot, Caps and Powder,
and great variety of other articles Any thing
wanted and not on hand, will be ordered at once.
Sunbury, Aug, 10, 1871,
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o r 8 Al 4!

E'IGHTY acres of 10 proved land in the best
IL section of Southe rn Michigan, within five
miles of the town of '"rhrce Riyers,'' in st. Jo-
seph county, within two miles of the Railroad
Station, good buildings, out houses, large or
chard, soil, rich sandy loan, school houses and
churchs within sight title indisputable, ten
acres are in wheat the remainder in clover sod.
4 span of horses, cattle, hogs, grain and farming
&C., will be 81 old with this property.
Price $40 per acre, 81, 90 in cash, the balance in
time payments of $500. Apply to
WM. A. MASSl lR, Three Rivers, Mich.
or,
H.B. MAssER, sunbury, Pa.
Sunbury, March II, 1871.
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\ LOUISVILLE paper contains this dia-
loguc:
"IIello, dar, you Niger, what you axe
for dat ole blind mule, hey ?"
"Wo!l, | dunno guess | mout take
thirty-livc."
"fhirty-dyo dollars I'll Glib you
five"
''Well, you may hab i'm won't stand
on thirty dollars in a mule tradc.n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-02

AN Irishman one morning went out very
early in search of some game on an estate
where the game laws were strictly enlorc-
ed. Turning n sharp corner, whom did
he meet but the gentleman who owned the
estate. Paddy, seeing the game was up,
coolly advanced toward the gentleman
and said (: "The top of the morning your
honor, and what brought your honor out so
early this morning ~ The gentleman re-
piled by saying, "Indeed, Paddy, | Just
strolled out to see if could find an appe-
tite for my breakfast :" and then eyeing
Paddy rather suspciously, said, ''and now.
Paddy, what brought you out so early this
morning Y'' Paddy replied, "Indade, your
honor, Just stroled out to see if l could
find breakfast for my Appetite
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Most THERE.-It is an old anecdote but n
good one which declares that a son of
Erin's Isle, cut wandering along one of
the roads Oi Connecticut, and meeting there
n most piOus and solemn resident of that
locality, asked him, "An' place yer honor,
viii Ie BE- 50 kind as tO tell me where this
road I'm walkin' in ladies' to 2" was an
swercd in deliberate tones, 1T leads TO
ll-lYn and Erin replied, "FaiX, AN by
the looks Of The country aud its inhabl-
tants do be thinking I'm mos. there"
A LADY writes to know IL It is proper
that l., il il Is lads like 10 retaliate By a
squeeze back when "a man squcrzes her
hand. Mr.. Editor answers: well, you
might squeeze easy, Just enough 10 let him
know that you are not disposed to be- mean
about ID, but don't turn round and ask him
how rs that for high = or he might think
you 60 forward.
The engineer ola locomotive that had
Gel. ued "A mhn by ils whistle was snrprs'
ei DO going lutn "a certain station "a llnd
elDyCa baldheadrd mrn standing BY The
slde ol ihe lruck, the lirst Of whom eX'
claimed, 'lio your darudehtn They WeT,
"a married mNn,
llEnr - a good QUO On "tatur huge =
Three nitu Hclu comparing nolIs. Ons
s,Js, "ih.le aie tao huss 10 every stalk, '
A src0nd pne saYs, "Ih have cut doBu
m" ,lr crop ani ara sllllng on ths f,ue,
NalAus ff tln late crop a. coine up. q
"Pshlg, sald lhe lhiid. "yuu don 4 Know
anYthins ahiui a. l ,ass.d ssed sinf,
ihe other daY, and tliv bugs we're lfikln.
oysg lhr ho'.ks " 49, sho had purchases
arei pnialofs,
TnF liAFHrsF rAfn, EYe was ihi
unlf - lnaa nh0 uefrF ihifiirntd ~ n
ts isr 9th hfr mainnia and Adain "a
thr esli usn 40 nftsi lsnislxfd lls ali
sbggi "ilis say nlolhsf ased " cook,
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Miscellaneous.
Sunbury Cattle Insurance
COMPANY.

SunpuTy VdCCle insurance
Company.
THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
YEAR ENDING JANUARY LIST, 1871.
Number of Policies, 712.
Amount of Property Insured, s52,31b,O0
Amount of Premium Notes in force, s34, ,213,00
CASH ASSETS.
Amount loared at interest, $4,000 90
Amount in Treasurer's hands, 100000
Amount due from Agents, S3OO.g5
Amount due from other sources, s726OO
Available Capital, s39, ,289,95
Insure your Cattle.
INSURE with responsible and perfectly re-
Il liable Company. Insure where your losses
will be paid promptly
THIS Is A MUTUAL PROTECTIVE CON-
PANY.
Hence, unlike other Companies, you are sure
of being paid promptly for all losses, if insured
in this Company.
OUR RATES OF INSURANCE ARE LESS
THAN THOSE OF ANY OTHER
COMPANY.
Being mutual, our expenses are less, and our
Charter is Perpetual Wcpay losses by all kinds
of accidents--by death, excepting in cases of
epdemics,) by theft, &C., &c. We pay prompt
ly. No red tape proceedings to obtain your
money In case of loss.
Nearly $4,000 paid on Cows alone
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Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

On and after Monday, November i3, 1871, the
rraius ON the Philadelphia \ Erie Rail Road will
run as follows;
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A FRONTIER IoTEL.-A Missouri cor
respondent is kind enough to camml.nicate
the following experience Of couple of
travellers in Kansas, who were looking for
good farming land, who were compelled
one night to sleep at farmhouse in II
sparsely settled district. The edilice con-
tanned but one room, and the accommoda-
tions might accurately be described as not
luxurious. When bedtime approached n
piece Of blanket was hungry across the
room. The travellers took their part of
the apartment, and darkness and silence
soon reiSned throughout the dwelling. 1t
appeared that the chickens, for want of a
better place, roasted on the -four barrel !;
aud when it was supposed that sleep had
overcome the guests the good wife thus
addressed her lege lord:
81 say, John, ifyou are going to keep n
hotej, you must make different arrange
ments."
"Nhy, Sarah Jane ?" softly inquired the
drowsy husband.
"Becausc I'm not going to get up in his
.Jtc to turn The tails of them chickens :"
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AaiIroaos.

Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Rail-
road.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
Monday, July 17,s.1s7.
SOUTHWARK.
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Nm. MURRAY. J. sLAYM AKER. wM. II. BLACK.
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COURT Of GENERAL s:sillls.
Before Recorder Hackett.


ALLEGED ARs0N-ACQUITTAL OF THE ACCUSED.
The most OF the session yesterday was spent in the
trial OF Max Baer, who was charged with arson In
the first degree. He kept grocery store at 1,O24
Second avenue, and 1t was alleged Dy the pr0seCu-
ton that he wilfully set IRE to the premises A
number OF witnesses were called for the defence.
clerks and parties who slept IN the premises. to
the fire in which must have been communicated TO
the fixtures. 1t was shown that the accused nad
his stock and fixtures insured fOr 81 500 IN the Me-
chanics and Traders Fire Insurance Company, and
that his stock or goods moro than covered that
to prove the excellent character OF Baer after
which the Recorder said that 1t would be unjust
fence. The fury promptly rendered verdict OF not
guilty without leaving ther seats.
BURGLARlES AND LARCENIES.
Daniel Smith (known as "Back DAM in the Five
Points, was tried and convicted OF burglarlOusly
tering the premises Of Antonio Cuneo, 80 Baxter
street. on the oath OF February, and stealing five
boxes OF wine valued at fifty dollars AS the prisoner
was youth the Recorder modified the sentence lie
would otherwise have imposed by sending him 10
the Penitentiary for three years.
Thomas Watson was convicted OF petty larceny In
ne On she 81 U a ge M
avenue, and was sent TO the Penitentiary for six
George A. Fenchen and Eugene Todd pleaded
guilty burglary in the third DEGREE the indictment
charging that on the Sd OF March the premises OF
into and 500 worth Of wire Stolen. The prisoners
were remanded TILL Friday for sentence, In order to
afford them an opportunity to prove previous good
character.
Charles Smith was convicted OF stealing three
coats and chain on the 18th OF March from the
trunk OF Henry Stanner, at 295 BOwery. He was
sent TO the State Prison for four years and six
months.
James Creegan was tried upon charge Of stealing
horse robe, valued at seventy-fvc dollars, the
property OF John Lambler. The robe was lost on
the 18th OF December, ana It was found In the pos
session OF the accused on New Years Day, who,
when arrested, said he found 1t In the street. AS
there legal d0nbttn the case the jury rendered
q verdict OF not guilty,
The Grand jury brought in a large number Of
Indictments and late in the afternoon the prisoners
James Mclaughlin and Charles King pleaded
guilty to stealing portions OF two sets OF harness
the SJh inst valued at sixty dollars the property OF
Alfred H. Senior. They were sent to the Peniten-
tlarY for TWO years and six Ont;S.
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COURT CALEnDARS-TRis 0kY.

SUPREME CoURT-GRNERAL TERM-Hed by judges
Ingraham, barnard ana Cardozo.-SOs. III, ISL,
2Oo 2O7 POS. 200, 2o, 2l2 2I3 2l4 25 216 2y, 21s.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRCUIT-Part Held BY Judge
Van Brunt.-Nos co. 81, 81, 223tS. SO, $685. 143, 277
$780, g. 3o5. a21 1923. 323 1885, s7. 329 $751; 1913, 1857.
Part 2-Held by Judge Sutherland.-N0s. PA, 1883,
1872 200. 2Os, 26S 646 1892 2i4 Co. 20, 1905 1913, 49,
142, $50, 100, 80, 2181s, 304.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBEns-Held by Judge
Brady.-Nos 70, 80, 1888, 1s9, 207, DOS, 30.
MARINE CoURT-IRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Curtls.-Nos 6iSs, 5491. $3.50, 5654, 1854,
el97, 1929 $780, 4s7$ 5lo5, S4ss. 54e4, 1896, s.7s
1854. 57si, sl47, and Lehman VS.. Leisnar
SUPERIOR COURT-TEIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Freedman.-Nos. 253, 104s SO, 5S1, 6s3, $685.
5S7, $780, SOL, sos, sos, 597, 500, COL, COS.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Day-Nos. 729 g. s43 65G $50, 7o3 16s1S, IS,
91e $685. 49, s74 $50, so7 so2, so7, 92l SAL e22 $685.
$685. 500, go.
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the leading active stocks during the days
SECURITIES STRONG.

The Southern list was active and higher In the
North Carolinas, and otherwise generally firm. The
South Carolinas were heavy, but about steady.
The following were the final street prices:-Ten-
nessee, ex coupon, 66k 6sH; DO. new, 661s a 66k;
Virginia, ex coupon, co 70; do new, u a rs; do.
registered stock. DID, IS 55N; Georgia skies, SO
90; do. sevens, 90 90; do sevens, old, o. s6;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 40 o 49K; do. fund
ing, 1885, 3S 40; do. do, 1858, 80 q 80; do new 20
~; do. special tax, 1oh 20; Missouri SKIES,
92H o2A; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, Ok ok;
Louisiana skies, 6S 70; do. new, 90 o5; do levee
skies, ~ rs; do. DO. eiahts 81 90: do. Peniten.
ttary sevens, y IS; do. railroad Fights, "A o 80;
Alabama nves. 7o'a p; do. eights, 1o2 . 1o4; do.
railroad eRhts 95 100; South Carolina sixes 70 S0
do. new, January and July. cox 61K; do. do,
Aprl and october, 50 90; do registered stock, DID,
90 eS; Arkansas skies, 50 90; do. sevens 50 60.
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the closing street prices for
government bonds:-United States currency mxes,
1l5h ll6x; do SKIES, 1881. registered, lleX .
ll6k; do. do, coupon, 1l6I l16}s; do Ave.
twenties, registered, May and November, l0oH q
loosS; do. do, 1852, coupon, do 1l2x l12X; do.
do. 1884, DO. do ll2x o ll2A; do. do, 1896, do.
do, 112% 1924; do. do, registered, January and
July. NY ms do do, 1sea coupon, do. 11lh
11lH; 90. do, 1857, do. do, 1l1I q Xix; do. do,
1893. do. DO, r2 Il2H 90. ten-forties, registered
1854 losH; DO. Do, coupon. 1OsK 1857,
TIM CITY BANK CROOKS -
The following were the bids for the city bank
sgSr6s:-New York. ls3; Manhattan, 154; Merchants
11S; Mechanios', 1886; Union, las; America, lat;
City, go; Phenix, 1os; North River. s7 Trades.
mems. 1917: Fulton. leo; Greenwich. 2lo: Butchers
and Drovers' las; Eecbapi&s aAa yrsqsrs', l4o;
Natona,, :ic; Merchants H1oSaass, ioax; Seventh
| Ward, lo7: State Of New York; 113K; Commerce,
lleK; Mschanics' Banking Association lle; Broad.
way, 20o Ocean, 90; Mercantile, 12S; American Elk.
change. I1o; Chatham, los; Bank OF the Republic.
lit; Bank Of North Anerics, 100; Hanover, lo4;
Irving, l2S; Metropolitan, 1888; Peoples, iloj
East River, 1lb; Market, 12S; Nassau, losX;
Corn Exchange, 12s; Continental, oS; st. Mich.
olas, Ia Marine, las; Commonwealth, 90; New York
County, 22o; Importers and Traders. leo;
Manufacturers and Merchants. 100; Central Ma.
ucnal 1854; Second National. IT'S; Fourth National
Ill; Ninth NATIONAL Ito; Tenth National 100; Orr.
entail, 1897 lold Exchange. 70.
THR RAILWAY MoRT5AaBs.
Tho following hida for IN <oi 1vvo a
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T He COUR T s.
Another Important Custom House Cass-An Old
Executors suit-Lost Rsilroad Bonds-An
Old Suit Against Police Clubbiss-
Breach Of Promise Cass-Businss
in General Sessions Decisious.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
A Castoa House Caso-Inpertant Constitu.
tienal Questions at Issue.

A Custom House Case-Inpertant Ceussitu.
tienal Questions at Issue.
Before Judge WoodruG
WWt0M Ropes Co. Us. r. Cltnch.-The plaintifs
are extensive hemp manufacturers, and bring the
present actionone OF three other causes Of action
to be determined by the result-agalnst the defen-
dant, formerly collector OF this port for the re-
covery Of $4,000 which, 1t is alleged he exacted
by imposing excessive duty on manufactured
Russia hemp imported by them into the United
States. Mr. Clinch collected forty dollars ton on
this manufactured Russia hemp by virtue OF an
act OF Congress passed May S. 1851, which provides
that duty OF forty dollars q ton shall be paid on
manufactured Russia hemp, ana that only twenty.
I'VE Q ton shall be payable on Manila and other
hemps OF India. II Is claimed BY the plantlfrs
that the exacuOn OF such duty was In violation
OF treaty made between tins government and
the Russian government which provides "that
portat0n into the United States OF any article the pro-
ducton or manufacture or Russia than are or shall
manufacture OF any other foreign country" the
government claim that manufactured Russia
hemp and Manila hemp are ..like" articles within
the meaning OF the treaty, and that therefore, the
imposition OF forty dollars q ton was properly made
II Is also commended on the part Of the government
have heen in excess cannot be refunded, for the
reason that the provision cited from the treaty Is
importation or the article referred, to was not in
force as law, because that Ieaty, being CONNER
clai treaty could not Operate OF ITSELF out required
no such legislative aid was given. 1t was further
suggested that the treaty, being commercial one
ana to that extent binding on the nation as a
whOle-did not and could not take eject as law SO
as to be obligatory upon individual officers ana
citizens without the aid OF express Congressional
legislation.
For the plaintiff 1t is commended that this nterpre
taon OF the treaty is opposed to the provisions of
the federal constitution, which declares that oil
treaties made under the authority Of the United
States shall be the supreme law OF the lana. COun-
sci for paintif cited eminent authority IN support
OF his view OF the law on this point. w
Case still on,
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now introducing souttai evidence showing her character 70
have bean noscrious bad before shs Ctenden The
interest IN the continues unabassd Over one hundred
oys letters which had between hs pares have been
unit Ter publoatlon. '--'- - - 800
In the rCrendsn to-day Judge Dwines ordered
Per counsel nr Cook 70 shew cause Monday why he
mould not Dc punished Tor contemp Of court having
u regard 70 ht1 rulings n Ne cane. -
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k,46d
Total bales, ,.,,..... 2.O7

E,4Od
For forward delivery the market inactive trans
actions limited buyers and sellers being apart In their
Prices generally UNCHANGED, cosing buyere
sayor The sale, today we're bales fOows
10 l6c May 900 at lSc; june loo al 1876 July, zoo
at $780, and 200 free board ht Savannah private
terms. Exchnnged--10U April and 100 August, even.
A,s I'D AFTER &c 1SS SsIs ins'qal1s
and 100 june togesher at l3 l8c total 2s00 baes The
appended quotations for cotton averaging the grade
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,,w,zr-wy :. CifY CounT.


The --latest Amendment 70 the Court Act.
Appeals from the CITY Court Of Brooklyn now 60
direct to the Court Of Appeals This y erected By
virtue Of the recent act passed By the Legislature
CITY court act OF 1870 making three judges instead
Of one. 1t u now provided, a. in the Supreme
and that appeals be not carried to tho supreme
Court. as heretofore. rms makes It coordinate
iyn City Court IL extended so as to include Kings
county p vel q the city; The Judges are Nelson.
'i The fciToWiiS is to.day's caiendar-Parts and
2-Hed BY Judges Nelson and Thompson.-Nos. 70.
1el a. 2s 1875, 141, 14s, IL 49, 40, 53 So, o. 81,
Rnecfal Term
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Before Judge Sutherland.

s ass. "a Tholr Clubs.
Before Judge Sutherland.
John b. f1lrDaan %. James r wright ct dL-The
defendant IL police sergeant In the Nineteenth pre-
cinct The action Is against him and rhreepolice-
mon Of the same precinct the charge against them
$4,000. 1t Is an old case, having been periodically
before the courts for the past ve years. qhe plain
that On the ' afternoon Of june "a 1888 he Vas
running 70 catch the cars o. the Harlem
depot, when man stopped him, caught hold OF him
and held him fast He tried to break loose nom this
man. when the latter called "Poltce' aud very soon
the defendants came up beat him with their clubs,
than alive, he was thrust into cell. For the de-
fendants the claim s That the plaintiff was drunk
and ds0rderly ana wildly frenzIed with liquor. re-
sisted arrest ana tried to beat the policemen and
take their clubs from them and that In sefdefenco
they were obliged TO use violence. The trial pro-
misses 70 continue through two or three days.
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COURT or COMmoM PLEAs-TaIAL TERM-eAaT 2.
Breach Of Promise.

Before Judge joseph +. Daily and Jury.
Caroline Levy vs. Leopold ADelder.-The plaintif
IN this case . rather good looking German girl,
brings suit against the defendant for $1,000 for
breach OF promise OF marriage. 1t Ia the old story
of trying to back out OF o love scrape The jury
after Dr1ef absence gave verdict OF TWENTY-FIVE dol
lars for plainttl.
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SUPREME couaI-seEciAL Isss.
Water Board Treubles-The Mayor Mas.
danussed.
Before Judge Gilbert.

BeI0Te Judge GI0ert. -s.Ik W.
Mayor Kabaeisch recently vetoed resolution Of
the Common Council authorizing the Water and
Sewerage Commissioners to construct q sewer In
Knickerb0cker avenue, Central avenue and other
erees Id the Eastern District within the boundaries
an expense not exceeding $751; 600. City bonds were
issued but the Mayor refused to sign them. Corpo-
ration Counsel William Q, DE witt made an applca-
compel the Mayor TO sign the bonds. The Court
gralted On order requiring the Mayor to show cause
On Saturday why peremptory mandamua should
not issue against MIN. st y
Another order, also made returnable on Saturday,
was issued, requiring the Mayor to show cause why
q peremptory mandamus should not Issue command
ing him to sign his to $685. 600 OF city bonds for
the reconstruction Of engine No. Of the water
works and for rebuilding the dam ct StmopsQn'a
pond and branch as C.9sf strSsR pond s-,-@
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME CouRT-GEHEHAL Term.
Bleck Friday Transaction-Fisl,J r., in
Court.

Block Friday Transaction-Fisk, Jr., in
Court.
Before Judges Barnard Gilbert and Hogeboom.
Orlando W. Joslvn ana Another ps. James FISK,
I-This case has been before several OF the courts.
1t up appeal before the General Term Of the
Second district. now sitting in Brooklyn, from an
order made by Justice George @. Barnard Of the
Supreme Court OF New York, removing SIX
teen causes from the Superior Court and
Court Of Common Pleas OF the city Of New
York into the Supreme Court. These actions
were brought against Albert Speyers James Fisk. Jr
Henry N. Smith and others. and are based upon the
transactions which took place on "Black Friday"
the 18th Of september, 1859, In the Gold Exchange
OF New York. The amount involved In the suits Is
about 81, 100000. Upon application Of the defend
ants counsel Justice Barnard granted an order
directing the removal OF oil OF these cases to the
Supreme Court PialntiHs' counsel appealed from
this order to the General Term In the First district
and after argument Justice Cardozo rendered an
opinion sustaining Justice Barnard's order. while
Justice Ingraham, his associate, rendered an opinion
directly the reverse.
Justice Barnard not being qualified to sit at Gene.
raj Term upon appeals from his own orders, &C
tordngly on the 9Th or March last, as provided by
the statute an order was made by the General Term
in New York city directing the appeal to be heard
In this district.
The case, which has already been reported, was
argued yesterday. Decision reserved. q.
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%s,
@Ss, III ;Bi,ss Corn e s's %s b,Ss 8:
$ i.s about looo Ss sns
y, AKA sSo COY los western
Ssisass arm but less .s,ivs than Yesterday En-.
S 81 is aS.s Ssss Ss: sSa
S:s:s!;ss sr;.s y. j s:;. PM ;|s
$ S'an cs'si DO about BI.Sh :hp nom fSiis
s"s c1 T:%SSs
sS d. - Cd SSOrwsgan e ARK SESn's
g 5S,ss; p cSI:: !Ss GpnsS
i,
s1s sSise': 81 w'
ss' " :% y: ss =
sss. market 'ss. IL: 80: s:;
s''; 81: e ~ .' -.
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Muscovado, refining ............. - 3c : Wc.
Muscovado grocery. - 34c. Ado.
Foro hiE Is: nd 20 ssso c ~.
frrsoITUxihs mark: for crude was dun and ncmins;
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July delivery At $780, and 2b00 bbls on the spot ct sxo.
NAVAL 6rORRS--Sprta turpcnno was duh and flower
under pressure realize We uole or loo
bbs ORDER &c. the market closing with
holders tree sssrs .. that ngus Also 50 bbis in sSppna
ORDER Mkc. Rosin was neglected nominal IA lie
No; 3 g %. " 70. ~ 4 Ss 50 % sol psis q Ms&
Tar Wa auis but steady a$2 80 for Washington and
Recepts beef $50 PACKAGES pork 60 pack
nses cut meats ga lard 6 paeiagss and 500 kegs
Gales were about $50 bbs for April At SO rs and 900 bb
for June at &l9 10 Beef absolutely inactive. w