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COURT CALEN0ARS-THlS DAY.

COMMISSION OF APpEALs.-Nos. 1907, 324, 325 326,
S27 32sh, 800, $780, $780, 1873, 234, 1885, 1885, s37 337 "a
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcuIT-Pa 1-IIeld by Judge
has oe al 7Si 1851 1871 s
1896, 1909, 1901, 1908. Part 2-Held by Judge Bar
rett.-Nos 54s, 49, 31s, $50, 40, 7O0 70s, $685.,
go, &c., IT, ia, 718, us, 72o 72o, 722, 724 726
72s.
SurREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-neld by Judge
Brady.-Demurrers Nos 1s and 49, issues OF law
and TACT Nos. 90, l, 2 3, 8, 9, !, II IA, 10, H.
II, IS, 10, 20, q, %, %, "a.
SUPREME CoURT-CuAMBERs-Hcld by Judge In
graham.-Nos "a, II, SO, 90, 81, 119, 120. Call 1885,
SUPREME CouRT-TRrAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Sedgwlck.-Nos. 1887 1857, 1887, 1855, 1913,
1133 1877, 1885, 1855, 1890, 1907 1s09 1915 1921 Part
2-Held by Judge Freednan.-Nos. 7G2, 1926, 476h,
1l72 1885, 1885, l27o 12S2 1892, 1885, 1885, 1894 1906
1918, 1920.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TERM-part
Held by Judge LOew.-NOs. 1915, 500, 49, 1868,
lOQO 65g 1857 g77 1864.
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FOUND DROWNED.

On the 18th day OF March last George Gollkel
German, forty-four years OF age who had been III
for some time left his home, 81 Third street. to take
walk, and was seen no more alive On Monday
his remains were found floating In the dock foot
OF Seventh street, East River, and taken to the
Morgue, where they were subsequently identified
by the widow, who had been searching for her hus
band all during his absence Coroner Herman
was notified to hold an inquest over the remains
OF course 10 was impossible to ascertain In what
manner deceased was drowned
James Smith, an Irish lab0rer nfty-two years OF
age, has lived In fremont, Westchestcr county, for
the last eighteen years On the 9Th ult. Mr. Smith
came TO this city to pay bill, and, falling to
home again, search was made for him, but in vain
day or two ago his remains were found floating in
the dock at the foot of pier AZ, North River, and
subsequently recognized at the Morgue by the
widow, who claimed them for intermcnt. Mr.. smith,
who had Tour children, left q handsome property in
TrpmnNf
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,srs worth OF liquors. for which he tool. hs notes.
init nnding subsequently that there were udQ.
ments against Boyle, called to see him and accord
jna to testimony on plaintiffs bel AR was intro
luced to the defendant, who ackno xledged himself
~ the principal for whom the lquc rs had been pur
chased and on threats Of Grimm prosecution de-
ON maturity, which endorseme at was declined at
Tho time ander Legal aySe being
covered principal. The defe ldant swears as to the
interview spoken Of; that b expressly declined to
endorse Boye's notes. but that, he had Just pur-
among others, he offered ITO give notes OF his own
Tor the amount II Boylee notes were surrendered 70
nlm winch lie would u &c in paying Boyle IN part iot
the purchase, but that this being declined Dy pa
tins assignor he Fo.wler paid Boyle all that was
due him. Decision reserved.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Cases Postponed on Account OF Absent
Witnesses.

Cases Postponed on Account OF Absent
Witnesses.
Refcre Recorder Hackett.
There were q number of cases on the calendar
yesterday which had to be postponed on account OF
the absence OF with for the people ana the de-
PENDANTS.
John l.. Walz, who was indicted for stealing $40
In money from Ernestne Eggeling, on the l9th OF
December, pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand
larceny, and was sent to the State Prison for two
years and six months.
John Eagan, aboy, was acquitted OF charge OF
stealing chain from William IL. Siebert the 10th
~ April.
An AcquittaI.
James Fitzsimmons, who jointly indicted
with Thomas Foster, charged with assaulting Den
mis- Garvin on the nth of March, was nut on trial
1t appeared from the compliments statement that
Foster struck MIN, but he could not swear that
Ftzsimmons did anything at ALL The Recorder
directed the jury to render verdict OF acquitta.
Disagreement OF the Jury In ~ Shooting
The only important case tried by the jury was q
charge of fellonious assault and battery against
John Corcoran. James Simpson, the complaining
witness, said that on the night of the 4th- OF April
he was in company with Alexander Hunter and
s Mr. Murphy ae t psnna soe ne eay
sidewalk and showed against him (simpson5; he
told him to Giind his own business, that none of
them wanted to talk to him; the prisoner said he
was not afraid of the complainant and gave him
the prisoner then walked across to the other side
Of the street and fired two shots went over
Simpsons head and the other through his hat
This statement was corroboratcd by his friends
Murphy and Hunter. The accused swore that he
was knocked down and badly beaten, ana that
when on the ground he fired the pistol. Witnesses
testified to the peaceable character OF the accused
and his employer stated that the revolver was kept
In the store, Simpson being the barkeeper. The
jury failed to agree upon a verdict and were dis
Charged from the further consideration Of the case.
Phillip Miller, man scventytwO years OF age,
was convicted OF obtaining 500 from Phillip
Brown, on the LIST Of January by trick and device.
He was remanded till Friday, lin order that the Re.
COrder may learn something ABOUT his previous
character.
"A New Rule OF the COurt-Importan to
Lawyers.
The Recorder made the following rule, which the
lawyers practising in this Court viii be required
to Observer
Two days. previous written notice OF application
for discharge of prisoners discharge of recog-
nizances for any cause shall in all cases be given to
the District Attorney before such application shall
be entitled to be heard, and such application must
be based upon atiidavits setting forth at length the
reasons therefor.
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Stocks Opened Strong anc
Clio sed Weak.
The Race Between Western Union Tele-
graph and Pacific Mail.
GOLD STRONG AT III.
Large Amount of Bonds Offered to
the Governments
MONEY MARKET UNCHANGED.
WALL STREET,


WEDNESDAY, May Sc r. NJ.
On 'Change to-day wheat was firm and -four from
i've to ten cents per barrel higher The rise Is in
consequence of the advanced price Of breadstuffs
in the Western markets. Cotton is quiet and with
out change in quotations.
GoLD-mGHEsr ll4is, LOWEST 113t.
Gold opened weak, but without any disposition to
lower the rate of premium. In the afternoon more
activity prevailed, and il became firm at 1l3zs ia,
at which prices the principal amount OF business
was DONE Tomorrow Thursday the SubTrea-
surer will sell 81 100000 more OF his surplus gold.
MONEY MARKET
There was change in the money market
worthy OF especial notice. If any difference ex-
listed the rate OF interest inclined more to seven
per cent.
ME SHARE MARKET.
The stock market opened firm and steady at
prices ruling at the close yesterday, and nearly
The whole list felt the influence OF bull movement.
The transactions were very large, and about noon
break was perceptible and the bears got the
mastery of the field. The contest between Pacific
Mail and Western Union Telegraph was continued
with exciting interest They had an even start at
75A, kept side ana side until about noon they
reached 1921, when the Telegraph began to break,
and soon followed by the Mail. At three O'Clock
the latter had got down to 1874 and the former to
TAX, after which they botn rallied little, the Tele
graph going up again to 7516 and the Mail to 74's.
The general market towards the close was feverish
and prices could with difficulty be maintained.
New York Central and Hudson River sold up to 9794,
but fell on to 06zS; the scrip very little dealt in
and stood quiet at 91s4 u 90; Erie opened at 6736,
and by means of large purchases on English
account was run up to 6s9s, but that figure could
not be maintained, and the depression in the
afternoon brought it down to 665s; Lake Shore
went to 94}s, and the scrip to 91h; a good business
was done in Northwestern, but it fell to ga
decline OF z from the opening; Ohio and Mississippi
stood at 46; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 94; New
Jersey Central, 10; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central fell from 37k to $50; Quicksilver sold
at Az; Pittsburg, 921 Rock Island, 1l13s; st.
Paul, SO; Union Pacific 3Sa. The annexed table
compares the highest and lowest quotations of
stocks to-day, with those of yesterday
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JUDGE CURTIS STEAKS,

NEW YORK, May 8, 1872.
To THE PUBLTC-I desire, In this mode to state
that all and every the allegations rejecting upon
the integrity OF my ocal conduct contained in the
report of the committee OF the Bar Association,
which have read in the public journals OF this date,
are founded upon er parte statements and untrue.
I am ready to prove them so before any tribunal
legally organized for the purpose Of investigation,
but STILL as heretofore, decline to admit the right
proprety of any selfcOnstitnted body Of lawyers
to try elected Judges, although must submit to the
present effect OF such action upon the public mind,
while they gain cheap notOriety, which hereafter
may or may not prove creditable or beneficial.
GEO. NJ. CURTIS, Justice Marine Court.
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STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION

Monthly report No. Of the Bureau OF Statistics
is in press, and contains the statistics Of for
egn trade for the month ended January 81, 1872
and for the seven months ended the same, COM
pared with the corresponding periods Of 1871. The
Chief Of the Bureau furnishes the following
synOpss -
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The CUSICK SHOOTING AFFAIR,

jim Cusck, who was arrested last night for shoot
ing Robert williams, Of the st. James Hotel, in the
canterbury saloon, on Broadwa-, with an air gun,
was discharged by Justice Hogan, a. Mr. Williams
stated u was an accident and he would prefer no
charge against Cusick.
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a FRACTURED SKULL.

Dennis Mackcy, while driving through Fourth
street, Williamsburg, yesterday afternoon, fell from
his wagon and sustained i severe fracture OF the
skull. He was taken 10 his residence at 22S Seventh
street by Onlcer Donohue, where he lies In critical
condition.
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Wheat was In air and about lie. &c. lowerthe
advance restricting TRANSACTIONS The sales were about
65ND bushels AT 81 n for Chicago In store, 81 rs for ord
nary Milwaukee, ~ 20 81 70 for choice No. do In
store " ~ for white in store ~ II for small lot do
u US Tor red winter in store amber winter held at ~ in
store Corn was nrmcr and IN good demand Tie sales
aggregate III 100 bushels at 76c TIC for mixed lSe Tor
yellow, Toe for mixed all the week. and 75c ion do next
week includod In the sales $4,000 bushels for June
ut CSC Oats were decidedly hrmer and active al the ad
The sales about 81 900 bushels Soc 5lsc
for Western store and afioaS asc. a9c for white
Barley continues quiet but nrm; sales 100 bushels, in
cu,ting Canada private terms and two-rowed state
at &c. in store. Rye active and hrmer
sales l2CD bushels ut SIC spot Western in store
81 for State delivered In Albany.
FREIGHrs.-Berth reghts still attract but little atten
ton for any purpose but hear Of essential change
in rates The chartering demand less urgent yet
there was moderate call for vessels for the petroleum
trade and those closed AT nun rates. The
ments today were-ro Liverpool by steam, 5000 boxes
cheese s 100 bbs rosin on private terms, and by sail
rosn "a To Antwerp 7Do boxes bacon 100 tierces lard
and 500 bags coffee all at 25s To Bremen l,S0
tobacco private terms. The charter comprise A
Norwegian brig hence Cork for orders the United
Kingdom, 2,400 bbls. Naphtha, bs. ii TO the
Continent IS I'd. German bark hence q Baltic port
2y0 bbls. refined petroleum, As cd British schooner
hence 10 Cork for orders to the United Kingdom, I@
quarters grain at 6s 3D. 3D. of ii direct Austrian
bark TO arrive hence to Cork for orders 10 the United
Kingdom 800 quarters grain ut 6s 3D. off II direct and
ten per cent additional II to the Continent; German
a British bark tons, Nova Scotia the river
Plate. lumber on private terms.
MoLAssEs.-The market quiet for foreign and do
mestc, hnt full former prgcs We hear
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MARINE COUnT-pART 2.


Before Judge Joachmsen.
Burke w. Keller-Action for damages for breach
of contract Verdict for plaintiff; damages, $500.
Rooney VI Naturalization for balance OF coun.
sel fees in action for libel Judgment for plaintiff
a.
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lne quotations are based on cotton running in quality
not more than hall grade above below the grade
quoted.
FLOUR AND AIN.-Receipts-Flour, 9l36 bbls wheat
fO bushels: corn, 80 400 bushels meal 700 bbls and
4UO bags; oats l36U bushels The -four market ruled
nrmer and some sales were made at advance Of loo.
per Dbl The sales since last report aggregate about
1850 bbs, including $50 bbs Southern and 600 bbls.
supcrnc rye at prices within the limits
Corn meal was In good demand and r; sales $50 bbls
Including Uw deliverable In Boston, at o. 3d. 81 for
Brandywne and 81 20 Tor Western yellow arrive. We
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nucd active and about steady sales 100 hills at 55c 200
from store a. So se closing a, about S Sis from o
SsIa nss ut
ssss 800 do at So 20 e 90 No at a % and 100 DO pale
PETROLEUM Change to-day the market for refined
May quoted s We hear S sales Of t 6s stand
demand and ae%aned sm We hs"5 off, Of sales Of GOO
order al ' e case oil Vas inactive but rn at BE-
29Sc Naphtha remained quiet bu! trmauoted at Sc in
H.aA evening at the latter Price At the creek
Ss and the "V rSa
The rhiladephia market continued quiet but steady
option hail May, which Is abou. The market
@ b 'Sr Standard White sellers n opo" LAST hair OF
at ai S s and 5000 ''s sellers 9po" A''' half Of july
packages lard nbls and s n The market for
H RSsh aos at
Ss sa s for GREY s ano @ St ' az
asye but rm We hear Of sSes
size but at these prices there was very little disposition
but y exhibited no further Change prices;
sssiis%% 81. steady Within ne former
pfs
were quiet and steady a. $S "a w Gni meats were
quote Nsmoted hams, iOc. re do. shoulders &c. a
d. ps Resss a &C. oSss and dry
shoulders, sac 5ssc Iard-The market for Western
continued quiet, and to-day shade easier. We learn
OF 800 crces cash month, at Bloc 99ac; $50
terces for May at gac., and emo tcrces for June ut
9332c and 91Sc. City lard weak at &c. Sales 100
terces at that price
sgcAR.-rhc market for raw was less active, but re-
manned firm The sales aggregated about loo hhds., ut
sac for strictly good refnng loke Tor Demerara and
particulars Of which were reserved, Refined was in
iair request, at unchanged prices We quote Cuba
Inferior TO common refining 7sac. sac.; fair 70 good
fair refining, Sac she; good 70 prime refining, @ac
a &C.; fair to good grocery, Wsc. ysc.; prime 10
choice grocery ,oSsc. a 9ac.; centrifugal hhds and
SIC. meado, HSc; eaac HavanaIBoxes, Dutch stand
to ~ 9c ia ioe do 10 e IS 1913 pd lc DO
Comsn 70 prime refining Sc g fair Mo to choes 7 sro
q &c, Jaya-Dutch standard, Nos 10 70 u &C. 9lac.
Neutrality-suspicious. and extra superior, 7Sac. n SIC.
RIoE.-The market Tor domestic continued quiet and
less nominal Foreign only In mode rate de-
mand but continued firm. We hear OF sales Of ID terces
Carolina at siac sac; l25 bags Patna at 73sc 4c
4 and $50 bags Rangoon at SIC. nc
STrARNr-Was better demand, with sales reported OF
10000 pounds at &C.. choice quoted at 9ae .c
TALLow was active at m prices. Sales so,Slo pound,
Western at Sac packages free % U pounds good outside
atg4c and 75e for hhds and 100000 pounds city at 91ac
! WnIsREy-Recepts, Ki9 bbls. The market quic
but unchanged. We hear OF sales Of 400 kbis AT Sc.
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At twelve O'Clock to-day the Assistant Treasurer
opened the proposals to sell So 600 OF ivetwenty
bonds. The amount offered was $7s59, $50, four
millions Of which were accepted at prices ranging
between 1l2.S6 and 113.121s.
FOREIGN QUOTATIONS.
Consois recovered a quarter per cent at the Lon
don Stock Exchange to-day. American bonds were
also quarter Of cent better, and Erie shares
went up half the American selling at 53s<, and
the protected at a.
RAPID TRANSIT.
The Vanderbilt Rapid Transit bill passed the As
scmbly to-day, with change OF route. As the bill
stands the road will pass from the City Hall Park
Centre street, under Centre to Park street, Park
street to Mott, across Mott street, curving north
eastery to the Bowery, under the Bowery to Fourth
avenue, and up Fourth avenue to connect with the
New York and Harlem Railroad, between Forty
eighth and Fifty ninth streets, with branch across
town to the Hudson River Railroad.
EXPORTS
The aggregate amount OF exports, exclusive OF
specie, from the port Of New York for the week
ending May 7, was 81, 322,71
BANKS OF CHICAGO.
There are nineteen national banks in Chicago,
which made their statements last month in
response to the call OF the Comptroller of the Cur
renev They yhibit the following
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
The highest quotations for government coupon
bonds to-day compare with the prices OF last
q
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

KAILKUAU KAKNINUS.
The earnings OF the st. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Railroad for the month OF April were
s27o, $780, against 2,46l for the same time last
year.
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Total. Observation-Disclosures. 3sI III U2
For future delivery Oasis low middne sales have
been as follows Sales last evening after oclockMay,
ln at Y l5l6c 100 at 22,sc 100 at l56c June, 900 at
7l6c 100 at 23sc 80 at % i6c, 1900 at 2s, 100 at
37l6c.; July 200 at y il6c 400 at 23sc September G
q q ,s lsl6e o At Hasc October, 100 at Poe 10 at
Total 800 bales Sales today up TO 3P M-May, 100 at
lille 2sse sSat 8 Else, aiao at sse; July ),
100 M Is l6c 90 at ZSc August 500 23Y,c: Sep
tember 29 At 2lsac 200 at u l6c October so at zoe
ap at 10 56c December, 100 at lec exchanged, ,sc
Grand total 200 bales The receipts % the ports
Mobile, l3; Savannah 23; Charleston 267; Wilmington,
81 Norfolk, lh5; Baltimore ~; New York AZ Boston, 23
Total, ,bvS bales. This day last week 1894 bales This
day last year. sos bales Rates cotton TO foreign ports
BY sail, Sled. TO Havre, by steam Nc gold; SAIL &c
To Hamburg by steam I'D, conprcssed sail, &c. TO
Baltic ports, by sail lc., gold. To Mediterranean
ports, by steam, lc. We quote
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CLOSING PRICEs-5 O'CLOCK P. M.


Cotton Market Quiet and Unchanged
Receipts mt the Ports One Thousand
Six Hundred and Eight Balcs-Flour
Firmer-Wheat Higher-Corn and Oats
Active and Bctter-Spirits Turpentinc
Active - Petroleum Easier - WhIskcy
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WEDNESDAY,. May Sc P. N.

CorFEE.-The market still continued quiet, although
there was percepblo Improvement in the inquiry, but
without leading TO transactions, excepting sale OF 2672
bags Santos, per John Walters, private terms The
current quotations follows -Cargoes Rio ordinary
lac. lac; do. fair lsxc l5c do. good, l5Ac. l6c.
do prime, l6c. lG2c gold in bond, sixty days. Mara.
caibo lSc l95ac Laguayra sc. 2Oc St Domingo in
bond, he. ; Java, &c. q 23c., gold, duty paid
COrToN OF the spot dull and nominal without
quotablc change in price. Forward deliveries though
quiet held with considerable rmness about yes
terday's prices The sales sum up as follows
To-Day Lat Eng 7aoL
Consumption ...................... 3eI 163 ga
Spec ulation.
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$4,000 SC 6s. II, ia & Jy
1000 Tenn 6's. old -.
1000 Tenn 6's, new. HI.
1000 Mo 6's, II & stJis
1000 Un Pac RR LIST. u.
1000 U Pac rs, lg BIDS.
soon U Pac los, inc. IL.
1000 G, G TIC lst 80.
1000 do. ............
1000 Mil h 81 Paul lst..
slf1A ..I,. rsa ~.
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a'rpfessipnal AdrfrtIsemtnts.
r. WARREN
Attorney and Counsellor at Inv
United Stutcs Commissioner.
No, 20 CustonNouse Street
Neae Orleans, Lons;dna.
Ie,.N h. HOWARD,
LAW OFFICE,
1S.............St. Charles Street. ............H6
Ns,y orleans, Louisiana.
Prompt attention given to civil business in the
several court OF The state.
A T.. FIELDS Il iis.s'r. D0LTUN,
Attorney and Councillor ut..I.aw,
No. 8 Commercial Place, 2n t.f1oor.
New Orleans, La.
~ Strict attention to all Civil and ccimina bu
sintss Ill the state and United States Courts.
ID. URBAN
Notary Public aud United States Commissioner.
Office No. GO Camp ST., New Orleans.
Commissioner of the United States Court of
Claims and Commissioner for the states.
Testimony and dispositions taken at short notice.
Passports provided and CustOml.ulse papers
promptly ATTENDED! to.
WHITAKER &, McBETll.
Attorneys ut Law.
Customs and Internal Revenue Solicitors, and So
liitUrs Of Patents.
". r. Whitaker, late Col. Int. Rev. list Dist. la
JAS. Il. McBcth late Genl Inspector LIST Dist. La
]. L. WALLACE
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Canal Strect.................6
Ne,v Orleans. Louisiana.
$. EEnEN.... .......................J. L. BELpEN.
New Orleans. Houma.
= & j. BELDEN.
Attorneys mt Law.
No. rs st. Charles Street.
Nsp Orleans, la.
G. q. FISK.
Attorney and Counsellor ut law,
All civil business promptly attended to.
Office at the Court House.
BATON ROUGE. Ia
Notary Public.
No. ia Carondcet Street.
Mem Orleans, La.
G. BELcHER..." ........................F. BEATrlE
New OrcansS Thibodcax.
S5ELci'Es & BEATT'E.
Attorneys and Comnscllors Mt Inv.
Will practice in the Courts of New Orleans and
in those Of the third and fourth Judicial District.
w. II. SEYMOUR.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
And Commissioner Of Decd for Illinois,
Texas, fIiss;ssirci, ard other States.
Passports for Europe procured at Short Notice.
81 Exchange Ally.
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