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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20

To Let!
Hill A Cottage, pleasantly located in
Nuu anu Valley containing Parlor, Bedrooms. Din
ing room, Pantry, Store-room, Bathroom, Cook
homie Wood-house &c. Water from the Govern
men Pipes laid on. The above is a very desirable
Resi- dence for genee family, being only few min
utes walk from the Of business. For further
part ieulars, inquire of Mrs. 7. KEEGAN,
30 st 103 Nuuanu Avenue.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

Cases nicknacks and fancy articles, toys and dolls
jack knives, butcher knives and pen knives, water
monkeys, silk beltings, ribbons in large assortment
feathers and plumes, artificial flowers and wreaths
gutta percha round combs, dressing and fine tooth
combs, ladies dress trimmings, fine embroderies the
best OF German cigars eorks, black hat ribbons black
polished fence wire, good article, hoop iron Manila
rope, hemp sail twine, walking sticks violin strings
hooks and eyes, hair pins, meerschaum pipes,
mental globe table lamps, Watches window glass, etc.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20
BlanketsI BlanketslI

A Fine assortment Of BLANKETS just
"A received per bark Comet. Eor ale e ioH rates
s41n atF. A~sCHAEFER q Co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20

OREGON OATS. For Sale b
" 70 BoLLzs&
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
COURT CAlENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-Held by
Judges mgraham, Barnard and CardozO-NOs. b4,
ll 142, l43 las l4a lat, l4S 149 150 151, 1885, 1885,
l57, 1853, 16o, 16o 161, 1872 1885, 164, l65, 1885, 167
16S.
OYER AND TERMINRR AND SUPREME CoURT-CIR.
CUT.-Part 1.-Before Judge Card0zo.-No Circuit
calendar. Criminal caendar.-The People vs., Joseph
CnaDan and Charles Wloughby robbery; same vs..
William Wood. burglary Same vs. Francis Demp-
sey, grand larceny; Same VS.. William Thompson,
grand larceny. Part p Held by Judge Van Brunt-
Short causes.-Nos 2Ss, 64s, 8S6 74l 7C2 776, $50,
13l9 134l 1858, 1873, 1884, 1888. 1896, 139S l4o2.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAaBERs.- by Judge
sutherland. Calendar called at twelve O'Clock M
Nos a. 80 S7 lSS, lSo' III l5S, loo, 49, ia, ITO,
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Held by Judge Nc
1l45 920 1885, ll44 1852, 1882 1885, 1885, 1898, 1894
GAS. Part 2-Hed by Judge Frcedman.-Nos. $40,
$40. 442, 146 500, 6s 3e4, l72 bs4 61 1884, e0S $780,
328. 316. 322 1888, ala, 7s, 3sS, b6s, l12.
COMMON PLEAS.-Part 1.-Held by Judge Larre-
more-Nos 2a l6s, 27s, 40. 500, 44s, 2Ss, 2o7, 3oo
MARINE CoURT-Part 1.-Hsld by Judge Alker.-
Nos. 3049 4752 4993 46O2 4SSl 6l72 4269 4s25 1926
4s2s, 1920, 4S30 1887, 4S3S, 4S42. Part 2-Held by
Judge GrOss.-Nos 4649, 1927, 4871 4708 475l, 479i
4747 482O 1922 4S23 4S24 4334 1885, 1885. Part 8.
Held by Judge TracY.-Nos. 1882, 4S33.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.-Held by Cunning
s. Bedford City Judge-The People VS.. Daniel
re. robbery; Same vs. Joseph Reilly and Charles
Williams robbery; Same VS. Michael Canary, bur-
gIary; Same vs.. George Livingston and William
Burns, burglary; Same VS.. William Gordon, bur-
glary; Same vs.. John Giigan, burglary; Same vs..
John Harry false pretences; Same VS.. Jean I. Val
grand larceny; Same VS.. Philip Fitzgerald grand
larceny.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
MARINE CoURT-pART 2.
4 Clerical PhilnnthrOpist in Tr0uble-ActiOn
ON a PrOmissOry Note.

4 Clerical PhfInnthropist in Trouble-Action
ON "a Promissory Note.
Before Judge Gross.
Duke E. Os1nsby Us. George c. Siedge.--This action
brought to recover the sum OF $500 advanced to
the wife Of the defendant while, as is alleged she
was separated from her husband, but who Is now
reconciled to him. The plaIntiff Is minister OF the
gospel OF the Episcopal Church, who has not minis
tered however In the pulpit for some three years. but
as s alleged, eXperimented little In 1nanciering in
the Custom House, where he held position in the
wetghers' department, but from which position he
has been discharged. The case was adjourned to
1h,s morning at ten O'Clock, when, 1t Is understood,
some interesting developments Will be revealed.
Action ON a Bill Of Sale.
Susan Knapp against George T. Keller.-This
action was brought to recover the sum OF $780, the
estimated value OF horse, wagon, harness and
blanket the alleged property OF the plaintiff, which
she claimed by virtue Of bill OF sale made to her
by her daughter. a Mrs. Odel, at Tarrytown, and
which bull Of sale included piano and other house
hold furniture. Sometime after the alleged sale was
effected the horse was taken TO New York and used
by Mr.. Odell the husband OF Mrs. Udell, who had I'm
tue meanrme conveyed his right and title In
An West Eighteenth and Nineteenth Streets this city,
70 the DEFENDANT, who succeeded MIN In that
business, ana In whose stable the horse In
question was placed. 1t appeared that last January,
while the horse was In charge Of the plalnts son.
. boy OF thirteen or fourteen years, hitchea to q
wagon, the Gel ndant accompanied by his son, took
QossesSou o. the horse anu wagon and took them
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
DOMESTIC MiRKETS.

OswFGo, Jan IL. 1877
Flour steady and unchanged. Sales 400 bbs 70
No. spring; so for amber winter "a 80 for white s %
double extra. Wheat firm but quiet: No. Milwaukee club
81 ~. Corn dull but steady. Sales lots at 7sc
steady. Sales 100 bushels Western at SIC Barley held
ac Csc. for fair TO choice Canada Rye and
tive Corn meal 81 IS for boted 81 IS for unboed percw
Millfeed firm; shorts S24 shps.us, S26 2s middings
$50 1913 tom AS to quality Hignwines. 909c. 9lc.
Railroad freghs Flour to Boston, 76c New York osc
to Albany Jsc grain and meed TO Boston, 81 S0 New
York, $6 90. and to Albany, IS 50 per ton
CHICAGO, Jan. 12, 1871.
Exchange unchanged Flour quiet. Wheat quiet and
lower No. O. III Is 81 1874 durng the afternoon quiet and
unchanged. Corn active at 41c. 45c.; during the after
noon unchanged. Oats quiet 4c for No. 2. Rye Arm
Barley dull at Soc Highwnes steady at S5c Provisions
active. Mess pork, $9 SIN Lard, il 1c Dressed hogs
active and Arm at 81 %. Live hogs active and firm
Us 80 $6 IS. Cattle dull. Receips-4U0O bb's. -four,
$4,000 bushes wheat $4,000 bushels corn, 000 bushels
OATS 1000 bushels rye IL 20 bushels barley, $4,000 hogs.
Shpmens600 bbls four 1000 bushels 900 bushels
oats, 5000 hogs.
CLEVELAND, Jan. I2, 1871
Petroleum-Crude quiet and unchanged Refined higher
sales at &c
LOUISVILLE, Jan. IL, 1871.
Tobacco firm and unchanged Sales 81 hhds. Bagging
weak.
SAVANNAH, Jan. IL, 1871.
Cotton FIRM demand light; mddngs Ht,c. net receipts
Sl15; exports coaswse, 9Ol sales, l50; stock eO3
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IL, 1871.
Cotton steady and in fair demand: mi dings. l49c.
lFlc Net receipts 0s do 1873 exports to Great
Britain. $780, to Bremen, 3435 to Genoa 347; to Vera
Cruz, 972; sales, $50; stock, l4l62.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13

Wheat was dull but firm, at 81 f6 81 q for new No
81 os .%.sT s%Hsc %e..;n ys1 Il = fSr
$s:$ ana ;ssS
.s S ss al &c. and % The
price shoss soc for Western, 5ss West
ern mixed on the track Rye still dull and nominal at
Barley dull and nd unchanged abou; 1000 bushels 'Sr
sold At Sls aSls for Canada. Barley mat was dull and
FREIdHrs-The market was dull and heavy, and rates
from those %rey5Susy 5 current The
per steamer sSo bale. cotton private terms; looo
pre- S ,n' s?
ps sSS S aSsr To- s.a a 2so
The charters wsTsi bTs from Turks Island 10 Ysy
mneton The Coniiren 1000 spirits turpentine
rosin at 7 5 ship to Savannah, thence with about
Win oar or
with
petroleum. bark for the same port with lsooo do,
GuNNifs were dull, and we heard OF no saes Prices
were entirely ncmins a, our last quotations "A m
vas "; firm We x 20 VI Sa retail lots
slow of sale there beng demand prices
stN nominal AT the quotations publisncd last
HorsThere was bu, little demand and tha. wa. entirely
Prices were heay and resa for the best grades
within the Oh &C. lbc. common choice lots
MoLAssEs The market for foreign dull the demand
continuing light, and we heard OF sales. Prices
nominal at our quotations below About 20 hhds Demeraa
tive prices were quite steady for good and prime qualities
but neavy for low and medium kinds There sold
public and private sale 7b1 bbs at from 45c 74c We
quoe:- Cuba, centrifugal and Mixed 20c. 22c clayed,
2ic BE muscovado, refining, sc. soc do, grocery,
Soc SSc Porto Rico. &c. 55c English Islands be
Stock mt date b76S hhds Cuba 13l Porto 56l
English Islands and 3UO0 bbls. New Orleans.
NAVAL SToREB.-The market for spirits turpentine was
du there being scarcely demand and we heard OF
sales oil Importance. Prices quite steady. however,
cosin: at 4ec Sc for merchantabe lots in yard Crude
very light demand and the business confined small
lots amounting to about 500 bb prices within the
oi former quotations, viz mo- 30 80 ~ IS; No. l.
w W Wy 70 pzle $4a So do and window rlass
10 70 W. Strained quoted at s. 20 S. q, without
saes 1 Tar was dull and prices nominal at 50 10
OLs-Linseed dull and unchanged jobbing lots in
CASKS were quocd At Sac. Other kinds were duh at le
quotations published In last issue We heard OF no sales
of consequence.
PErRoLFUNThere was but little transacted in
offerings and the increased sellers who refused
to sell 10 extent below lac There sold bto bos
last evening at l3&c., $50 do st lSesc. and smal
lot at l%Ac. There more demand ior crude
in bbs, and = sale of cargo for FEBRUARY
delivery was rumored at l8Ac We heard Of no business IN
naphha which held 9Sc. The marI- :or refined oil
was still without activity though the demand was more ac
tive than yesterday Business restricted by the nnes
OF holders, who refused TO sell below 2&c, which price
fully NC above the views OF buyers Late yesterday
nm h6ls. for February delivery were seia o. s4Ac.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
prices Of the leading stocks during the day.
SOUTHERN sECURrrIEs ACrIyE.


The Southern State bonds were more active, with
the inquiry running largely on the South Carolina
new issues ana the North Carolinas. The Tcnnes-
sees were active and pressed for sale The FOL
lowing were the final street quotations:-Tennessee,
ex coupon, 63A "a; do, new, 635s 63a1; vir-
gina, ex coupon, 65H 81; do. new, 6I u SO;
do, registered stock old, 5os 51A Georgia skies,
rs so do, sevens, so1s 91 do. sevens old 90 91;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 45l4 ASK; do. fund
Ing, 1866 81 3s; do do, 1855, q 3O do. new, 22s
q "a; do, special tag, IS a 10; Missouri skies,
s9H s0h; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, SO a 90;
Louisiana sixes &C a eS; do, new, 90 q 65; do,
levee sxes 20 II; do do, eghts, IS 81; do. Pen
tentiary sevens. 73 IS; do railroad eights so 50;
Alabama aves 6s a Y; do. eights, 95 a 9S;
do. railroad eights, 93 95; South Carolina skies,
so a So; do, new. January and July, cox 60A;
do. do, April and October, 81 62S do, re-
gstered stock. old, 65 81; Arkansas skies, 81 a
90; do. sevens, IS 90; Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
sterling, IS 80; d0 interest eights, 10 "A; do,
second mortgage eights, SO . 81; Mississippi
Central Railroad, first mortgage sevens, IS q
80; do do, second mortgage elghts 6s
20; New Orleans and Jackson. first SO IS;
do. do, second, ~ "a; Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, first, 50 s3 do do, second, 73 "A:
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by
South Carolina, 50 q IS; Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by Georgia, 70 IS; Wilmington Char
lotte and Rutherford eights, 40 . 81; Memphis city
skies. so a SO; Savannah city sevens, 81 So; New
Orleans conses, old, "a 49, do, issued railroads
skies, 90 II; do, new sevens. SO a 70.
THE FINANCES OF SOUTH ,cABoLINA.
In answer to numerous requests we repeat the
official statement OF the debt OF South Carolina as
submitted to the present session Of the legislature
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
A SUNDAY PRIZE FIGHT IN WASHINGTON.
Three Rounds and Closing ssKuock Down.
lEroun Mashinaton Star La, q

From the Washington Star, Jan. eI
About two O'clock yesterday afternoon, during the
snow storm, prize fight took place out Seventh
street, near the park, between William Robinson
and Frank CrOnn, two sports OF the Third ward,
who met there by previous arrangement to settle
long standing dispute about their respective muscu
lar qualities. About thirty invited guests and
frends Of the parties were present. Jim Donovan
acted as RoblnsOn'S second and Jim Daniels as
second for Cronin. After selecting their ground the
parties 'snled their castors" and peeled for the
fray, and the word was given for action After
some sparring Cronin drew the first claret by well
directed blow on RODnson's 'smeller;" time,
three minutes. The second round was quite lively
contested, terminating in Cronin "gong to grass"
BY . sockdologer In the chest from R0bins0ns
''nves," after two and half minutes. The third
round lasted for some time and was quite exciting,
not much attention being paid to the rules and sew
era foulsn were charged BY the friends OF the van.
pushed. Robinson was 1nally knocked down,
where he lay gasptng for breath, and not coming to
tlme his second threw up the sponge. Mac McMurray
held the stakes, aud some difficulty afterward 0c-
Cured about giving up the msney. and pending the
settlement OF the dispute Jim Donovan threw
slungshOt at CrOnin which came very near raising
general muss, but Donovan's friends hustled him
away and kept back the crowd who were 'going
for him." The money was paid over 70 Cr0nin and
the parties tnally separated.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
A Question OF Jurisdiction.

before COMMISSIONER SnleluS.
A case involving The Jurisdiction or United States
Commissioners came before Commissioner
Shehs yesterday afternoon. james Horne,
master OF the British ship John Allen, COM
planned that william Fielder, joined the vessel in
London, In the month OF February, 1870, having
ngreed TO serve as o seaman on board the same for
three years, until the ship returned to England
On the 18TH of December last when the John Allen
arrived in the port OF New York, Fielder, as the
Captain swear5 deserted and has refused to return
Go the ship The captain states that he never gave
Fielder leave TO go away.
The vessel being British one and Fielder an Eng
aish subject the Commissioner expressed doubt as
20 whether he had jurisdiction in the case. He
would, however, look into the law and inform the
comp ianant this morning what disposition he would
make OF the matter.
CHARGE Of Conspiracy und Perjury.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
Cornelius ]. Dankle, Adolph Isaacson and Bern
hard Heller have been arrested ON a warrant issued
by the Commissioner charging them with conspirng
10 defraud the government. They are also charged
with perjury, and 1t Is claimed that prominent at
xorney OF this city is implicated in the accusation
il appears that O certain distery in New York had
been seized, together with the property found
therein, for violation Of the Internal Revenue law.
Hhe present Prosecution arises out or an alleged
attempt on the part OF the defendants to evade pay
ment Of judgment on bond given ny them where a
verdict had been had for the government, condemn.
ing the distiery In question. The accused, after
che judgment had been entered, Irauduently con-
veyed away their property as the warrant charges,
20 as 10 evade the payment Of the bond This APP
pears TO be the main point OF the prosecution. The
case has been worked up by Mr. SraQg, former
United States internal revenue oflcla and It is be.
lieved the District Attorney has III his possession
considerable amount OF evidence bearing on the
matter. In default OF TO- 900 bail each the accused
were sent to Ludlow street Jail to await examina-
tion, on Saturday next.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
A HEAaTLeSS JOKE.

In the forenoon Of yesterday woman named
Smith called at the onice OF the United States Dis
trct Attorney and there informed one OF the
officials that her husband had been killed at sea on
board vessel called the Flying Dutchman, on
which he had been serving as a sailor. She stated
that the captain Of the Dutchman, one Orestes john
son, had committed the murder, and that she had
been so informed by Oscar Thompson, one Of her
husbands fellow Seamen. After some inquiry 1t
turned out that there was not particle of truth in
the statement OF Johnson, ana the woman went
away apparently convinced that she had been
hoaxed in q shameful and heartess manner, 1t hav-
ing been shown that her husband had died Of con-
sumption.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
THURSDAY, Jan. 12-6 z. M.


ON Change to-day wheat was firm, but buyers
were not disposed to concede an ADVANCE and the
market was less active. The cotton market was
quiet and quotations barely steady.
MONEY SIX TO SEVEN PER CENT
There was better demand for money to-day, and
the rate on call was six to seven per cent with the
transactions on stocks about evenly divided be-
tween the two figures. On government securities
the best rate was six per cent. Commercial paper
was quoted a sH per cent discount for prime
double names Foreign exchange was firm, but un-
changed In rates.
GOLD sTEADY-l10I A Ill.
The gold market was unsettled ana irregular
within the limits OF 1l03 and Ill. Narrow as was
the margin 1t permitted weak and heavy market
to prevail In the forenoon In anticipation OF the gov
ernment gold sale, and strong one to succeed the
sharp competition for the gold offered at the Sub
Treasury. The opening price was Ill, from which
there was decline to 11Oa4, at which point it had
the look Of going much lower but the rally Of the
afternoon took the price back to Ill, at which 1t
closed strong The course OF the market is shown In
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
SUPREME COUaT-cHAMDsRs.
Terpsichorenn and TAespiPn Entertainments

TerpsIchorenn and TAcspipn Entertainments
ut Lager Beer Gardens.
Before Judge Sutherland.
society for the Reformation Of Jurente DelinQIs ss
cs Aathias Grin..-The defendant is proprietor of
the Third Avenue Garden, where, in addition to
dispensing lager given for the delectation of his
patrons music, dancing and petite farces, and
for which 1t is claimed he has not paid
the prescribed license. AS these license
fees 60 to the benefit OF the Society for
the Reformation Of Juvenile Delinquents the society
brought an action for the payment OF the license.
some time since, in the regular course OF the pro-
seedlings, Judge Ingraham issued an injunction re-
strainIng the defendant from givngfurtner musical
terpsichorean and thespian entertainments at his
place. 1t is claimed that this Injunction has been
dsregarded, and q motion was made yesterday to
punish him for contempt The defendant also
moved to dissolve the injunction. The hearing on
both motions was set down ior next Tuesday.
Decisions.
AUGUSTA Potolofskv Us. Alexander Potolofssv.-
Report OF reference confirmed and judgment OF
divorce granted.
linton Mutual Lite Insurnce Company cs James
Boyd ct aL-Reference ordered.
A. L0see Charles MGthetcs ct dL-MOtl0n for ref
crence denied.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13

ssc closing At Sc and to-day there r we're sos
we're selling q" sc ehs latter pncs Tor p%s White
In rhadepha the market quiet and prices rather
bSs for January al aSc 1000 for do. prvs,s terms.
l0o DO hh tes tor do at saae and 800 for March ca
Psovsl@ss Receipts 27oa bbls pork ssa en-
pork active and excited and prices advanced STE s
ps s INT sa owards s i as s dss Tsss ws pa %
cosed strong, with very light onernEs a, "a ~ 20
ssp ssi the Hna sale. % ss ne saS
for March, at $50 Is, closing with holder. asking
there s Va. anu moderas demand sesas ADD
ws.s made mad e g % oS Ss aa d. % @ % qa
the increased frmness OF sellers restricting business
here were sold SO tierces Western Cpar prime lsc
At hs latter , price for for ss% ana & 1 pres
: delivery the business small but the market was
There % were sod i,5Go erces mostly late Yesterday
for February aud 2l5e. s,p. for March, bseSs aeon
{s for city short on sIeaI seap and m s ds, for
@p iUac. a lie. There was q moderate demand
nf HsfR unaered prices sa ea 250 bbe at from v2S
or s@d .oa s eris. .nG Ws.
~ thtrs.r II S26 $sl for prime and India mess.
,.;s steady {yoaa IN vsSe' s,s ssIs Th At mqas, fGoa
,e 's'sn sn on'as %es. "a and Ooi sis a wv
Esrs w..,srn %sssratey us deal, %... N at s.rs &C.
wrtt Mount OF business transacted
= f,Da. gSsed 4sse: ns%: wels Werlich .oS wfss ss
IT.. IS do. do. within the range
0. fs4 IS i0t-f Sed hams, l4c. Tc.;
81 snpt, 4 do, l0lSc. bellies, In
/, ss1 paafl. Sl3c.-the inside price
| v. e .Wf aIt, .st.p hange The ccmand
ar "sAA 1a ''' ''eA'' :. 20
u,ere NMa changed. There
nboul "'' oio''', ~
SEEDa.. -. y.
lower pric WS uus as
the closing pa
Lnseel was, ~ -.
change '"'''
hoi5s,s SH9ss,nMmh scnsrnlv .fsts Nnss,
heavy, q
/ the sales reported W. ~
! far TO good refining c,
1 prices were lac. below #f ~
4 There sold 45U hhds
1 b.O0J boxes part at 9stt
| reaned moderate,
| We quote Hard, 14c. sol.
/ q. l3c. Cupa-Intcnor
i fair refining, 9Ac. good ren. .sI
| grocery. .sc. lOc.; prime I,
! 1DE C. centrifural thhds. and boye,
| (hhts. and boxes), sc. a y4lc.; mel.
Boxes Dutch standard, Nos. to
| l0to IL, sac. a C.; do, IL TO Is,
| to 49, l1sc 12c.; do, ~ to ~, l.
| WHITE l2c. 1Sc. Porto Rico-RehniL .d. Dr.
| SAc; grocery 40. esac l0s1c Messrs. En
| made the stock to-day as follows :-2S s62 hht
| 3ss,9SS bags and 74i melado.
TALLow.-Ihe market was more active
| steady, especially for prime lots. About 100000
| sold al from sisc. to &C. for Southern prime city
| WHisKEy.-keceipts, di0 bbls. The market .@#rf
| and higher prices realized The demand
and made Of 4U0 bbls at 81 &c. 92c.,
small lot choice ut 9llsc.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
T HE COURT
The Florida Case Again-A Decision in Bank
ruptcy-An Extradition Question Alleged
Conspiracy and Perjury -Terpmchoreans
and Thespians in Lager Beer Gardens
Clerical Philanthropist in Trou-
ble-Deoisions in the Courts
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

The Case OF the Steamer Florida Agnin.
Before Judge Blatchford. 81 ,ss
The libel IN the case OF the steamer Florida having
been dismissed, motion was made yesterday
before Judge Batchtord, on the part of the District
Attorney that certificate Of reasonable cause for
The seizure should be entered to protect the officers
from damages for the seizure. The motion was
opposed by Mr.. C. Donohoe the part OF the CLAIM
ant, Franciss Darr. The Judge decided that there
being no averment In the libel that the vessel had
been seized, and that this prosecution being on
SEIZURE made prior TO the fling OF the libel the
under which the motion was made did not apply;
and 1t was out OF the power Of the Court to grant
such certificate and II granted II would be entirely
without authority OF law. The motion was. there
fore, denied
This leaves the claimant at liberty to proceed for
MS damages against any person who caused the
detention OF the ship.
Assignee's Costs I'm Bankruptcy.
John Sed0actck, Assignee, rs. James X. Place ana
Dthers.-In this case the Judge decides tnat the
plaintiff is entitled TO decree asked for In his
eighteenth point respects all the property therein
mentioned except the Fifth avenue property and
the furniture therein and the proceeds thereof lie
y also entitled to COSTS as against the defendants
pames K. Place and James ID. Sparkman, James Il.
Eplrkman, Burritt and Sheffield, Barker, Place ana
Sullivan. All the other defendants are entitled to
costs to be paid out OF the estate In the hands OF the
plaintiff A decree VIII be settled on notice.
The New York herald., 1871-01-13
SUPERIOR couRT-SpEclAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Barbour.
Rose,.olatt Is. Wheeler.-Order granted.
Jones vs F0,cler.-Order granted.
Ftlev us. Gil1nore.-Order of reference.
DvEerS uS. Stxart.-Moti0n denied.
WOlf US J1cOb.-MotiOn granted.
Minga0ats us. He11ntng.-Ordcr granted.
Va1derhOQ/ Us. PdttersOn-Order granted
BY Judge McCunn.
John O. Aah0nv Us. August Belmont ct al.-Order
granted.