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New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
TRE COURTS.
IHE COUhIO.
AN INDECENT POLITICIAN IN COURT.


A motion in the case of George Finnegan
against Hulet Ode Assistant Alderman Of the City Of
New-York, was made, yesterday. before ChefJudge
DAILY in the Common Pleas. by Brown, Hall & Wander
poel on behalf Of Samuel Mccarthy, who claims to be
the assignee Of the entire salary Of the defendant ode
from May 1870 the expiration OF the latters term Of
Office fhe motion to vacate order upon the Con-
troller made on the 9Th Of December last to pay
the November salary Of Odell to F1nnegan: suit was
begun in March, 1870, In the Marine Court by
Finnegan against oden. in which Judgment
scOyssed and execution rsafneS s S1
no property and on business Of dealer
simply the agent Of Samuel Mccarthy, and that his
salary for the whole Of hs term, expiring January !,
1874 had been assigned TO Mccarthy in May, 1870 In con-
alteration of loan Of t60o0 reference ordered
to determine the bona ds Of such assignment and the
referees report exhibits the fact that Mccarthy
fendant, Odel, at $40 0 week for some years, and
that he alleges that during this period he carried
on his person In o belt $1,000 and that without
taking any security from Oden he loaned the latter
900 In 1852 and subsequently took the assignment Of
Odell's salary security That assignment was never
order Of Dec O. 1870 and the defendant Ode continued
as before draw and such assigned salary Roscoe
H. Claiming, plaintiffs attorney, opposed the motion on
the ground that such assignment OF city ofcial
void rs against public policy that the examination dis
closed corrupt and fraudulent collusiOn between Ode
made IL was not bona fde The Court suggested that
such assignments ths void under the decisions
but that report did not contain the Referees con-
clusons fact law II should be returned for amend
nent and the decision the whole question reserved
until the coming In Of such amended report
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
FRIDAY, Sept. PIP. n.

There has been restricted business re-
ported at the Stock Exchange, comparatively speak
Ing although beneath the surface decidedly exciting
undercurrent was dscernibe. The prices OF stocks az
the start were Hrm and advanced until about midday
when the whole market made some concessions; but
latcr in the afternoon another improvement was made
and to the close the market ruled firm on
Light trade. There has been no particular feature to
record the email talk usually current in the various
brokers' Offices - the street being much less than
usual both quantity and significance. The apprehen
sion that money Is about to become stringent encour-
aged those whose interest lies in that direction, Gro
ates rather bearish sentiment, while the
large uncovered short interest makes 1t possible
for the bulls to execute Q brilliant movement the
board and at least temporarily, establish higher basis
Between these opinions speculation for tho moment
halts Tho chief features to-day were Pacific Mail, West
ern Union Telegraph, North Western. Ohio and Missis
sipp Lake Shore and Union Pacific. In these stocks
the dealings at times quite brisk, fair movement
being recorded In the other speculative shares, though
unattended by any material changes. The nvestment
shares were quiet but well supported In the miscella
neous shares Marposas and Quckslver were weak and
neglected while In coal stocks the Consolidation Com
pany strong and sold up to 49, Expresses were rm
on sma trade. The following table shows the highest
and lowest nrIces of active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
OF THE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY,
In DENOMINATIONS OF 1000, $500 AND $l0O, can
now be had from the undersigned or through the
principal banks and bankers of the United States.
The attention of investors is invited to the merits OF
these Bonds secured by first and only mortgage on
the road, equipments, franchises and property Oh
trunk line of railroad which viii shorten the distance
between New-York and San Francisco some go miles,
and in addition the mortgage to secure the Bonds
covers land grant Of 900 acres OF the most fer
tile land in the West, which is prohibited from being
sold at less than four $4) dollars per acre by the
terms of the mortgage deed, and according to the
present market price Of the Illinois Central COmpa-
nys lands is worth s1s75OOOo. This loan was origi-
nally for Ooo but has been largely reduced by
subscriptions of actual investors. The remaining
balance of the loan is offered at S7i and accrued in
terest but the right is reserved to advance the price
at any time, without notice.
The Bonds have thirty years to run bear per
cent interest, payable in New-York, London or
Frankforton-the Main, at the option of the holder,
without notice, free Of taxes. BoTH PRINCIPAL AND
INTEREST ARE PAYABLE IN GOLD. They are Coupon
Bonds, but can be registered with the coupons
ON, or can be registered with the coupons OFF.
and interest paid to registered owner. Interest pay
able August Is and February Is. liberal sinking
fund.- formed from the entire land sales, in payment
for which the bonds will be received at par and ac-
crued interest provides for the early extinguishment
Of this loan.
Trustees-Farmers' Loan and Trust Company.
These bonds offer favorable inducements to parties
desiring to fund their Five-Twenties other high
priced securities.
In converting Fve-Twentes the investors realize
II per cent profit ON the principal 2per cent per an
mum excess of interest and at the same time get
perfect security.
Maps, circulars, documents and full information
furnished ON application.
Though acting as agents for the sale Of this loan our
firm buy and sell In their regular business the bonds Of
the st. Joseph and Demrr City Railroad Company those
of the Eastern Ditision being quoted at 1o2 and
crued interest These trre originally placed BY w ati.
TANNER Co., Bankers No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
THE BROOKLYN ABORTIONISTS.

TRIAL OF MADAME VAN BUsKIRK AND DIR.
PERRY FOR CAUSING THE DEATH OF EMILY
A. POST.
The notorious abortionists, Madame Van
Bushirk and Perry arragned for trial. yester-
day. before Judge McCue in the criminal branch OF the
Brooklyn City Court, charge Of granddaughter, IN
causing the death Of Emily A. Post by malpractice.
District Attorney Morris and exJudge Moore appeared
for the people, and Charles g. Spencer and John Cooney
for the prisoners. Mr.. Spencer demanded separate
trial for the accused which granted and Benjamin
Perrys case was first called. The jury was then Inn
paneled as follows: Charles Dennis Frederick w.
Lamb, Joseph Merwin, John \. Van Wyren, George w.
Amy Edward Lyon, John B. Houcker, Austin Packard
slasT Robbins, George Lovett Sherman P. Cole John
p. Carter.
ExJudge Moore opened the case for the people. and
closed his remarks by saying: We expect 10 show tna
the death OF this girl caused by the brutality OF this
man and this There does not appear to be any
reason why the ordinary result attending confinement
would not have followed had not their brutality been
exercised upon deceased and the only reason that
can be assigned for her DEATH 30 far as the testimony
before the magistrate shows s the treatment she re-
Peter K Post IT, and Peter K. Post, brother and
father of the deceased; Peter Mcguire the hackdver
who conveyed the party to Brooklyn Ellen OConneii'
Sergeant Easton and Dr. Read OF the City Hospital,
whose testimony substantially given before Coro-
ner Jones' at inquest The trial will be resumed to-
hay
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

on nssAse,i svsuihs by thA ~. A J'Bsitd. DHD.l k
NaaAvili% Teaa Tss oomhsnCshsaa sxssYtsts toatisd
TuaeAay end Vsdnssday fcfenoons, ths fotnk lsdies
EadastsE on Es aiss day, Ae yeuas EssdsHeS e9tae
n. L Gofdon. On TuesdAy afternoon the knnul ID
dress before tho Alumna association was delivered oy
Hsdde B. Lants Of wost Virginia. On Wednesday after.
noon between 100 and 100 alumni and Alumno With
the Campus and, prscedsd BY tho brass band Of tho
town. repaired % TIE Tor asi Tse's they IsrtoOa OF
was held at the College buildaHs The honorary degrees
conferred were: D. . % ne xRev. Geo B. MstEsoy.
A. M on the Rev u. L Gordon, tAs Rev Jesse Sprovla
and Westley Freeland, esq.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM vYRpoOI-In steam.hip City Dublin, Sept -Dand
Jus Br. David Just Miss Brow. H. Castle Capt
James N j. Buchanan JOhnson and wife, his Rsd MI"
PROM BRRMYN-M rsesmship Msfu Sept n-ssrh DaAnsss.
Agne Dshlmana Rns Bsn Kuhn An Delss ard child n
Rsbm Mn Delse g. c. Chussen g. Jnngiag Barton, n. G
Peters Pessrs Gshon Bls,hs Gsnots W!sso:sa Esy
Donr n c. Stanley warshofsr Bchfenef, Job. W. Meier
Dr. Schaf Henry HOLLAND John Meyer and Helene hies
H. Leb Mira H. Marss W. Kessin and family Oeil Woisohn
family Abs Ianausr Fanny Neinnodnser Bnna xsbs ~ md
family and family g. Vsnvslerlna up an OMEN ~
ond cabin and steerige . - =. =.
Gown Joee Lorondo M Nooasa Gown, Thomas
Graham Juan Veg. Rsvr Mis-. Cesna Anco'eI Ms Cs.
lima srs Aday Jlan Pefos do Coss and WITS From
Nassau- Grh g. n. Mathew Con Quessda scn and e..
Jackson Capt W. Powers George Chass ana ~ me
stoertge
chs Albert Ader Aus Reipoke and Reneks william
sehrsubststt John we Fred Holman Henri W.leh
and v Echen Waseh chdrea and servant Bdwafd Frank H.
Ess-r j. p shilling Siins Dr. Wlstnann hrA Bshrngu and
child, Berths Behhnger, Fhes, Bshhngcs
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

The exchanges ct the clearing HOUSE were
and the resulting balances II, as9l.
more active demand Is reported for money to-day,
and most Of the stock brokerage concerns the common
rate was per cent though hrst-cass borrowers
were accommodated at per cent at least loans pre-
viousy made that figure left undsturbed Trans
actions were reported high the legal rate in gold,
but these If they were actual were exceptional On
Government securities the rates i've and SIX. To
what extent the market is likely to be affected by out
aide interference remains to be but 10 asserted
that the pressure becomes intense the Treasury would
buy bonds once for whatever may be the Score
tarys idea Of his duty respecting gold he entirely appre
cates the Importance of keeping the supply
abundant. Commercial paper is quiet, but calloan
rates harder prime gledged mercantile paper is
not negotiable below seven per cent except In
instances.
Government bonds were barely steady at the First
Board, but improved at the second call reports
that the Secretary Of the Treasury likely to buy
moro bonds soon. The market closed steady on the
basis Of i1s5 for dxtysevens. Flax Hatch report
follows, at D. m:
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

Gold has been active to day, particularly at certain
periods During early dealings the price ranged at 1sS
0llla the rise being due to the large purchases Of
prominent foreign banking house Still later, owing to
the continued demand from the same source coupled
with the attempted covering Of some short gold, and
the sitter feeling Exchange the price rose to 1l and
ruled strong thenceforward to the Close The action Of
tho Treasury, yesterday, in giving more gold to the
street. has turned the scale Of cash gold In the opposite
direction and holders Of gold to-day paid g. S and
Der cent god have balances carried late loans
being reported free Of interest to either borrower
ender The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as follows Gold cleared 1000; gold balances
es12Ss5o currency balances, t6iS,2Ss The following
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
AATURDAY. RRPr. q.

Mss Bsrope Via Queenstown and Liverpool sAnshI
City London, close at l:@ Supplsnsntar Mail on Pier
No. <5, N. r, ID elosed a l:S0 p m . -.
IAN letters deposited in Suppsnentary Mails mu be prepaid With
double postage .
Brs and Hsv esuship St Lsuren close
nl0Am
Mails for the States Bremen per steamship Hermann.
close st I'm. - . =,
Mails Thom.s Argentine RspubBc and Brazil steamship
North America close all Pp;iIHsn,v Pp;H s,u
All Msls close o'clock The PvstOmoe opop from q
N 70 IL IN
Mails and the West Ind and Mexico VIA Sa and Vera
CruI per steamship City Of Aerds, close afpm
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
WNsLow, LANIER g. Co.,


offer for sale at 90 cents and accrued interest in cur
rency, and recommend as an investment Of the most
undoubted character, the Z Per Cent Bonds Of the
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY.
They have 80 years to run, principal and interest
payable in gold, coupon registered, interest Octo
Der and April. They are secured by first mortgage
on 22O miles Of finished road and 100 miles more in
progress, and on Land Grant Of ono million one
hundred and sirty thousand Of lumber land in
Northern Michigan The road extends from Fort
Wayne where it connects with the extensive system
Of roads centering at that point, northerly, and
having been finished through the rich agricultural
region of Southern and Central Michigan, hos now
penetrated the Land Grant. The lands have been
recently put upon the market aud are being rapidly
sold By the terms of the mortgage the proceeds OF
the land must be invested by the Trustees in the
re- purchase from the holders. This Land Grant 10
estimated to be worth 900, and 10 PROBABLY
more available for ipmediste sale than any other
Land Grant ever made to any company Inc whole
issue is Eight Million Dollars. OF which more thsn
six millions have been disposed OF This road ID run
as o connection Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne ana
Chicago Railroad, and the Pennsylvania Kallrosd,
and their numerous afnliated lines. These Bonus
have been sold in large lines to tho most pruoens H.
vestOrs.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
N0RfIGE GOSSIP.

The steamer Chih-li.. recently purchased by
the japanese b said 10 be intended ere long to start
with party Of Japanese statesman. scholars and stu
dsuts ON voyage Of observation and research round tho
,Sss TSsd sns s sSs Ssy
removed, such step In advance Ia astouisAins.
The French journals tell q story to tho
eject that Sir Walter Scott offered III yeuAGsst
daughter her choice between dswry Of tsos and tho
MS. Of quentin Durysrd,. She sshed to rad rad sss p
would give her nearly eas 600 for It. she then told hsr
Some Of the English journals pronounce
James johnson. secretafy Of the Scottish AntPspal
Lesgue-who wrote to Gladstone inquIrng he wero or
were not Roman Cathohor-A positive mononsniso On
the supcoI or yee ssouan vnsrya ana overytane eyr
sS S
sesaon of Great Britain and utterly destroy al so>o
Protestant1. . -..
A correspondent Gays that Pho Mono e1-
presses his gratitude to the various persons who odes
him home In different parts Of the world but declares
he intends to die in Rome and that hs coesscn ics
thousands Of yea win also breathe their last In sns
E cy 9ss ibs tSs ca
i. i. pontassi head and chrisss only ViOegerent on
Apropos of the contemplated interview be-
tween President Thers and Prince Gortschakof, tho
last interview Of these two mon revived Thiers was
on his universal sympathy mission. and the Prince
Thiers "Rather vague" added the Russian Minister,
smiling hope you don't imagine rsjSnsa % dSssss TSssss
and Jules Favre-I an ex-Ainister Of Louis Phhppe,i
represent Republic"
Two of the Comte de Chambords friends,
while in Belgium with the Count recently, took grave
exception to editorial in tho Journa! de B~ros on the
subject Of monarchy BY divine right demanded satisfao-
tion and had violent They msde such An OK
ctemept In the quiet old town that the Burgomaster
went to Brussels to complain, and the Government
recommended the Count TO aente the Seal OF nn onow
and his friends quilted Belgium In anger and disgust,
and Bruges has resumed tho even tenor OF
pyaU
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

The Philadelphia stock market was unsettled to-day.
Pepnsylyanis ss third issue sold at 1Osi Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, III; Reading Railroad, SS 7S; ana
Pennsylvania Railroad, 81. Gold closed at ia.
The following is the movement in dry goods TOR the
week Entered for consumption, 2Sl"; Withdrawals
tgs,24o; wsrehoused, S552,7SS.
The following balances were In the United states
Treasury to-day: Currency, RlsA,22s; coin. ss4e'oH
Certificates, SIS, ,878,0OO
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
Religions Notices.

AZ Wnsts.st: N. r. Church Gra.dsL, H. 7: CITY
LANDOS he e.t.ry of bis seve ,sistsra liza
se.s f,es JOHN HAUGH. Pastor. swillettsL
Pabiic Meeting Of the r. CITY Church and Ms
hopa Society Of the H. Church win Be held the Second N
Church Avenue SUNDAY EVENING Rept a. " O'Clock
CORNELL Win preside ana Address viii le nsas BY
Rev Dr. w. H. DEPUY Rev. WIN ROSS sud W. PRYTOS ESQ
Friends ef the earnestly invited W attend
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Hannah Blactmsn. Providence NARA Fleming, Norwich
Mediator Pail River. Pennsylvaaia Previdsuos
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Mary Potter Hsntucket Ned Sumter. Provdeaoa
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DISASTERS.
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New-York tribune., 1871-09-23

tho sazns sati18 eqhAdsooe that ve @ u. c~s
PaNao RailfosA Bonds, now selling q . reud..
snd we believe thsy win, In time, command ~
Same favorable esamstion and prioe.
nearly finished, and tfainS VIM be running thrws
inss @ Of sRs Rssd M e 5 sssyss g;
portion constitute already pssatable basasas; ~
whcR win make il tHs Great AIRLINE ~ 1sSsss sss
Chicago to the Northwest affecting . savile al
more than 100 miles over the present route. ~
valuable Land Grant Of 10000 acres. T6ey -
interest in gold at tho rate Of per cant Per snun
and are sold now at % and accrued intelcSt h cn,
G5sa1y y Tas JOHNSON s0EA pA1 e. w. I'D Cd
pamphlets and further information may be Obtainei
HowS, e. MACY. Bankers tthe same - an inoorp.s
rated bank, No. 30 Wall-st, New-York. -Four pr
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS Of REcEIvrNo IErxxHsr fu
their money, and having It st al times slbjsct g
check on demand, can do % by deposdtns with tAs,
Banking House, which allows Interest ON tho entin
daily balances at the rate of per cent per snnum
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the world, VITA
immediate returns, at the lowest current rstea
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of StockA Bsnds
or Gold promptly executed. 'p
-.,u.
BANKMa-HousE OF HENRY CIEws & Co, ..
50 WALL-sT., N. Y.
Letters Of Credit for travellers, also Commercial
Credits Issued, available throughout the world
Bills Of Exchange on the Imperial Bank q Lon:
don, National Bank Of Scotland, Provincial Bsak q
Ireland, and all their branches.
Drafts and Telegraphio Transfers ON Europe Ssa
Francisco, tho West Indies, and oil parts Of u
United States.
Deposit accounts received in either Currency q
Coin subject to check at sight, which paae through
the Clearing House. a. II drawn upon any City bank;
4 per cent interest allowed on all daily balances;
Certificates Of Deposit issued; Notes. Drafts, and
Coupons collected; advances made on approved COL
laterals and against merchandise CONSIGNED to our
care.
Orders executed for Investment Securities and
Railroad Iron. CLEws HABICHT e. Co.,
II Old BrOad-st., London
To BANKERS AND DBROKERs.-Wanted. by party
Of large experience position as Cashier OF Sooa.
of Wall-st business, both In stocks and gold. Caa
Qive frst-clsss references. Address A. L. u Box
5,251, P.O.
To INVESTORS:
HOvEs q MACY. 20 WaI,st.
Have for sale some very choice securities iSr %yess
ment Railroad Bonds, Guaranteed; City bonda.
Indorsed, etc. etc. Particulars furnished on appli.
cation at our office.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MNHssorA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale at 90 and interest by HENRY CLsws d Co..
No. % Wsll-st., New-Yerk.
JACKSON Co. Missouri Erenr PER Gent Boxns
for sale by w. p CONVERSE 81 Co., "a Plne-st-
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD SIX PER CENT
BONDS.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,

Borh.,, and DedLers IN Government Securities. I
No. s NAssAU-sr., New-York, Sept 10, lsn.l
The amount Of these honda remaining unsold
now 30 small, and tho demand continues 20 great.
that we expect soon to close out tho remainder oi
the loan They arc issued In sums of q ooo' $ooo,
and s10o each, either coupon or registered interest
payable May and November; interest and principN
payable in coin In New-York City.
Holders of United States Skies OF 1881 Ien'for-
ties, and especially Five-Twenties, can largely IN
crease their capital ~ to S per cent, and income
by exchanging for these bonds. Price to-day w
aud accrued interest. We recommend them with
New-York tribune., 1871-09-23
THE MARKETS.

FHipAI Sept ~, tsJl
AsHEs-Pos sailing d ~ Ss>7M n fs1S ~ ssa ~
BBFsw quiss 10 sasts stoste r WesssN ID ssA~.
CnTTONCotsoU on the SPOT light demand and pees
Middne and Erades above i lower sas - ssis ~ b -
evening" inelsne ls Tor expert NV Tor e'nsanpasa s'ds - ~