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In the reception evidence 1t did not follow az legal
rule that his proceedings 70 go for nothing Iher
conclusion the evidence was whether that eviuence
admissible not that the prisoner was legally ncu
After referring to the questions OF TACT that mad arisen IN
the Judge Woodruff concluded by stating tnat there
mad been sufficient evidence laid before the Commis-
soner TO justify him in concluding that the Lord Mayor
the chief criminal magistrate in the city OF London
and that in such capacity, he had power to issue ms
he found nothing to justify them in interference
with custody OF the prisoner under the Commission
er's warrant OF commitment, and the prisoner must
therefore, be RENTED to tho custody from whence he
came. Both writs must therefore, be discharged. .
Judge Batchford said that the Court was now Sit
ting and in order finally to dispose OF the so far as
the Court concerned, 1t would be well II counsel
would draw up upon the minutes OF the Court
order Diminishing both writs.
Mr. T. Marbury Immediately drew up such an order,
Mr. Brooke asked the Court to detan the prisoner in
the custody of the Marshal until he could take such APP
pelate proceedings might be In his power to take
Judge Woodruff informed Mr. Brooke that the Court
had such power. Having discharged tho writs the
ended far as the Court was concerned
There was appeal that he knew Of
The prisoner then RENTED to the custody Of the
case OF George Mcdonnell the alleged forger upon the
Bank OF England, will be again heard in the United
States Circuit Court of New York. lilo taken
to Castle Pickney, and Is strictly watched ana
guarded 1t Is supposed that the Bank OF England or the
British government has spent at least SOU II their
efforts to the surrender OF the accused The de-
tectives will be well paid and. doubt the counsel rep
resenting the prosecution are to receive they nave
not already obtained, good fees for their services
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cry 2 tns value o. sss the night Of the :h q April
swer Lohman also charged with breaking into the
grocery store OF Stephen Hurst Sal Ninth avenue the
morning OF the LIST inst and attempting steal tea co
fee and spices the value Of e He was observed by
Ocer Buckley OF the Twentieth precinct who arrested
him. he was committed without ball.
Highway Robbery.
william Caherty was arraigned q charge Of high
way robbery. Frederic schlaubusch of $50 West Fiji
teenth street, testified that he assaulted by Caerty
and another man while on Sixth avenue, at an early
hour yesterday morning knocked down and robbed.
The assaants then ran away, but Cafferty over
taken and arrested He was committed without bail.
FelOnfOus Assa ult.
Louis Kreutzcr OF 472 Seventh avenue, was charged
with stabbing John Haner Of $40 West Forty street.
twice in the abdomen with a penknite. A certificate
was produced, and Kreutzer was locked up in de-
fault OF bail to answer.
P0cketbOok Snatching.
Frank McGee, of 4ls West Twenty -afth street,
charged with snatchng pocketbook. containing small
of money, from the hand OF Mrs j. salter, of n
West Thirty fifth street, while in of Stewards
Monday afternoon. He was committed to answer
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YACHTING NOTES.

The second annual reception OF the Pavonia
Yacht Club was held last evening In their Club
House. near Pavonia ferry, Long Dock, Jersey City.
There was large attendance OF the members OF
the club and the boys had good time. Commo-
dore Kremeyer and Vice Commodore J. L. Cleary,
were indeiatigable in their attentions to their
guests.
The attention of the members OF the New York
Yacht Club is called to the following notice eff
the wind serves, the yachts will be started
promptly, and persons intending to go on the club
steamer are notified TO be punctual."
A match race between the sloops Meta and
Vision is talked or Such an event would excite
considerable interest In yachting circles as both
yachts are remarkably fast.
The steamboat Twilight furnished for the excu-
sive use Of members Of the New York Yacht Club
ana their guests, will leave the Erie Railroad pier
foot OF Twenty-third street, North River, to-
cisely; pier No. North River at ten O'Clock, and
Quarantine landing, ). l., at half-past ten O'Clock.
In the sloop race on Thursday the old antago-
nsts, Vision and Oracle, will meet. The former is
the favorite, as the canvas OF the latter has been
cut down.
William Il. Davenport, b. +. Valentine and Sidney
W. Knowles, the Regatta Committee Of the Attain
tic Yacht club, have issued programme for their
regatta, to be sailed on Tuesday, June 10.
In the tabular forms, relative to time allowance,
In the New York Yacht Club Book Tor 1871 the
following was omitted:-"To find the allowance
to q yacht whose measurement comes between
any two even hundreds In the above tables, deduct
from the allowance to the even hundred next be-
low hers each proportion OIL the difference between
that allowance and the one next above it In the
table as the excess of her measurement over the
lower hundred bears to 1907
The members OF the Columbia Yacht Club are
having lively time preparing their fleet OF yachts
for their annual regatta next week.
IL is reported that the members OF the Brooklyn
Yacht Club intend purchasing site for club house
at Larchmont, on the sound.
Mr.. Lester Wallack VIII entertain a large party
OF guests on the schooner yacht Columbia on
TnurSuuy, ana accompany the racing yICnLS
around the course
The following passed whitestone yesterday
Yacht Ianthe Eye, Mr. Pickman, from Bristol,
II. l. for New York.
Yacht Zinga, IRON wcstport for New York.
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COURT CALEHoApS-THls DAY.

sUrREmx CouEr- CIscgIT-Part Hold by Judge Bar
775I, 1895 ss, 49, s2, So5 9is 925 99i Part 2-hed
by Judge Van Brunt-Case
SUPREME C0UE1-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Fancher-
Nos lS II q ~ A. S. 66. Co. o.. So 10 7s 10 lOi IO5
SUPERIOR Counr-TRIAL TKnMLPart Held by Judge
sedgwick 25as 246l 2i62 1898 1884, 4l7 2l3s 2l9
1878 222 49, 2l59 220l, 223 1875 art2-Hcd by Chief
Justice BarbourNos 1854 2l0 86 ll40 1922 1922 l5i6.
1918. 2540 1876. 1852 l5i8, H44, 1902, 1903.
CoURT or COMMON PLKAsx-EQUIrY TxRM-Held by Chief
Justice Daly.-Nos. "a. 10. 49,
CoURr OF COMMON PLKAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge j. r. Daly-Nos. 1888 1894 1854 A. 1901 1906 1919
1852, $685. 57 1880 100, i34S l46s 1851 Part 2Hed by
ass, 2l6O 2I6l, 2Isa, 2l6s siei, 2i6l
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Yownnd-Nos 1896 III I77b 2Oa 1890, 1886 226 2l2s
2O3 l4l6 2ib7 1882 1851 1881 2sS Part Held BY
26l 2so 6s $40 2s5s 2sb2 1868 Partsneld BY Judge
CurtisNos 2o02 1876 $780, 2l72 1925, 26s3 1851 1852
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No Foreigners To he Officers OF United
states Vessels, Either Public or Pri-
vate-The Prevention of Fires mt Sea-
The Supervising Inspector OF steam
Vessels Tactics.
The following important decision from the
Treasury at Washington was received in this city
yesterday with reference to the subject OF grant.
ing licenses to officers on board United States
vessels, either public or private, who may not be
citizens of the United States and will be read with
interest at the present moment:-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, |
WASHINGTON, ID. e., May 81 1878.
To CAPTAIN ADDISON Low, Supervising Inspector
OF Steam Vessels, New York -
SIR-Your letter OF the 18th inst, in regard to re-
ferrng the question OF granting licenses as masters,
mates, pilots and engineers to persons OF foreign
birth, who have not been naturalized to the So
lictor OF the Treasury for his decision and opinion
In the premises, has been received and was so re-
ferred.
In his reply the Solicitor states ..that the act OF
June 2s, 1864 repeating certain provisions of law
concerning seamen on board public or private
graph provides that officers OF vessels OF the United
States shall In all cases be citizens OF the United
States, and That the effect OF this provision OF law
Is In no degree impaired by the Steam Vessels act OF
February 2s. 1871" You win therefore be guided
in the future by the above decision In granting
licenses to officers OF steam vessels.
w. A. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
A WARNING TO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS.
On account OF the numerous nres which have re.
Gently taken place on board American steamers,
causing such terrible loss OF life, Captain Addison
Low, United States supervising Inspector Of Steam
Vessels, resolved to give surprise party to some
OF the principal steamship lines plying ont OF this
port. The nrst line lie resolved to operate upon
was the Ola Dominion, and the steamer selected
the Old Dominion. During the voyage to Rich
mond, while the crew were distributed about the
snip attending TO their various duties, the alarm OF
fire was given, and IN less than two minutes every
pump was III use, with hose leading to every part
OF the snip. When the pumps were stopped the
crews Tor the boats were detailed, and all went
with admirable precision. subsequently the fire
alarm was sounded during the night, and with
similar result. Captain Low states that he intends
to put numerous steamers to the test in a similar
manner, so That he can learn by practical expert
ence which vessels wei manned and uIsci-
pinned. by this energetic OF conduct 1t Is to
be hoped that less appalling disasters at sea will
have to be chronlclcd,
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Court Of GENERAL stssloSs-eAhT 4.
Before Judge Suthc rland.


The second part Of the General Sessions which organ
lied Monday settled down business yesterday its
appointed quarters in the New Court ouse The troubles
of District Attorney Rollins still however,
what embarrassing Many of the jurors and still
the Court and IL 10 send officers out
sionaly into the corridors and TO the brown stone build
ing hunt Grant and strayed witnesses In order
to future trouble OF this character IL well that
the public should know where the second part of the
Court is 1t Is In the OF the supreme Court General
Term the southwest extremity Of the second floor of
the New Court House, nearest Broadway
The business in consequence OF this confusion was
light Not single case could be tried but there
pleas guilty Charles Haeck pleaded gui lty
an attempt to- steal 5000 The THEFT was actually com
mted, but the complainant brother OF the de-
PENDANT and pleaded for as light q punishment as pos
sibe and mild sentence Of month IN the Penitentary
imposed. George 5. Fyfe pleaded guilty to petty
larceny and sentenced days the Peentiary
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MARINE COvnT-2AHT 2.

In the Jury tried Monday last before Judge Spaud
ing involving important question as between landlord
and tenant to what constitutes the legal definition of
the terms OF a rentng-the TO which premises may
be where specific contract is made with reference
thereto but where the business Of the tenant and his
probable adaptation of the to his proper business
purposes should be apparent and claim for supposed
damages arising thererom the of the landlord
for the defendant The which was fully reported in
yesterdays HERALD, that of Forsythc against Ste
yens TIE jury found not only in accordance with the
legal ruling of Judge Spauding but also with the weight
of testimony in the
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PARADE OF THE SECOND DIVISION.

Considerable preparation has been made by the
bers OF the several military organizations the parade
and review OF the Second Division N. Y. s. N. ~
Brooklyn tomorrow, The line of march will be through
Henry Joraiemon Clinton and Scherme rhorn streets,
llabush avenue, Hanson place. Cumberland street, La
fayette avenue, Carlton avenue and Myrtle avenue Gov
crnor Dix VIII review the organizations from stand
erected on the westerly side OF Cumberland street. oppo
sit lOuQhby avenue.
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COURT or GENERAL SsssnNs-2AaT l.
Broadway Pickpocket Sent to Sing
Sing for Five Years.

Broadway Pickp0cket Sent to Sing
Sing for Five Years.
Before Recorder HacketL
Yesterday John YORK; who was jointly indicted with
John Shea tried and found guilty Of conspirng
pick the pocket OF John j. Neville brother of the
complainant, who with party Of gentlemen
noticed Shea put his hand in the pocket and
steal twenty on he Of the 10Th Of March
watched the movement OF the prsoners his own pocket
HOa on. Halfway
Shea stole the Work picked II on the side
q pickpockes who operate around Fulton street the
Recorder imposed the severest penalty that could be
given, which was five years in the state Prison.
Stabbing n Policeman.
james Hennessy, who, the 25th OF April stabbed
Officer sheeby, OF the Eighteenth precinct with knife
in the groin, pleaded guilty to assault with danger
weapon. As warning to others not to weapons
offence, which FIVE years Imprisonment in the State
James Duffy was convicted of assault and battery he
having on the 18th OF August last cut James luly IN the
Pcntentiary Tor one year.
False Pretcnces.
Henry G. H. Davies who jointly indicted with
Ann Davies, pleaded guilty TO obtaining the OF IS
from Charles NJ. NASH 80 Park the 2ls OF March,
by a y mote S 70 have Zen
Working Women's Protective Union, that his (DaviesD
o Johnson ,ae aa we're
sented to the Recorder who sentenced Davies to the
An Acquittal.
James Hughes little boy, was tried for forgery in the
third degree On the 26th of April he presented check
to the paying teller the North River Bank for the sum
OF $2O5 purporng TO have been drawn by r. Johnson
which was cashed Two days after the boy came with
other check, and the paying teller believing that some
thing wrong questioned him. lie said that liquor
auested him to get the checks Hughes gave such
apparently frank and truthful account Of himself and
the circumstances that the jury rendered verdict Of
"Not guilty,n
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Decisions.

ALBANY, June 8 1873
The following decisions we're rendered in the Court of
Appeals to-day
Judgments affirmed with costs.-Durke VS.. Marsh,
Bodine Killeen Youngs VS.. Youngs, Kearney VS.
Sheahan, Habbell vs. Medburg, Day Kuprecht Farm
ham VS. Wilbur, Martin vs. Silliman Hawley Keller.
Judgment Affirmed: smith VS.. The People.
abide cvcnt.-Moore Pitts
Judgment reversed and trial granted unless plain
tiff spulates to reduce recovery to 1924 l5 and If
duced, affirmed with costs-Cooey the Howe Ma
Judgment OF Term reversed and that OF Special
Term affirmed with costsrhe People rel Dilcher
The German United Evangelical ST. Stephens Church
Buffalo.
Order affirmed with costs in the matter Of Astor to
vacate assessment
Court of Appeals Calendar.
The following Is che Court Of Appeals day calendar
Wednesday, June Amos l39 l40 las I47 49, 49, H. 49,
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE COTTON
EXCHANGE,

At their annual election the members Of the Cotton Ex
change chose the following officers PRESIDENT Arthur
u. Graves; Vice President, Hy Hertz; Treasurer, Wal
ter r. Miller. Board OF Managcrs-George Biaeden, Rob
ert TannehiIi John r. Negreponti JAS Wenman, H. II.
Ware Meyer Lehman Chas. a. Easton: Thomas scott -
Ranger, u. Il. Baker Q. uyllcsted, W. H. brodie, WIN.
Burnie L. Walter and s. NJ. Parker.
Al the same time hytwo candidates were elected to
bership are being prccipitated upon the Membership
Committee white the joining fee remains At the sum OF
$500 After July have before stated, seats ia tho
1char' will he ADVANCED " $2GV,
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TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

Two trottng contests came oYat Fleetwood Park
yesterday afternoon, which were witnessed by
about fifty persons, rank and file. The first trot was
a match for $500, between the sorrel gelding Star
Henry and the black mare Gertrude, mile heats,
best three in i've, in harness. Star Henry was the
favorlte, at slight odds before the start but after
the first heat at s to l. The driver OF Star Davis
pulled the horse on the second heat so bunglingly
that every person on the track. judges included,
saw it, and he lost the heat but not word was
said about the affair; yet instead OF altering the
betting to was then offered on Star DAVIS.
Probably the reason Tor not changing the driver
OF Star Davis for throwing the heat was that $50
would have to be given to another driver to take
his place, and there was not that amount taken at
the gate and therefore 1t couldn't be DONE you
Know Star Davis won the race easily afterwards.
The second race was match for 5000, mile heats,
best three in I'VE, In harness, between W. f.
Weeks gray geding Tom Wonder and D.. Pliers
bay gelding Bay Billy. The latter was the favorite
ut 2 to l before the start, but was beaten very
easily in three straight heats.
The following are the
SUMMARIES.
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CITY CoUaT-TNlAL TERM.


Mrs Mary Lee sues william Young and others to
recover $3S,67S. which she claims is her the
loan Of bonds mortgages and other securities the
defendants while they engaged in the clothing bust
pess in New York in 1869, under the firm name of William
Young Go. She says the money to be held subject
TO her order and she was to receive interest IT, She
received interest but the property she advanced
never returned.
The defendants say that all the money Mrs Lee
trbuted for the benefit of her husband, who
member OF the firm and to whom it loaned person.
ally. Case on.
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DEATH FROM DRUNKENNESS.

Coroner Herman has instituted an inquiry into the
OF death of John 4. Dunham who died In Bellevue
Hospital Sunday night INJURIES Is believed. re-
ceived ia saloon whie under the influence Of uouor
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A SAD SUICIDE.

German woman named Lena Datsch, residing at o01
East Twelfth street, died yesterday IRON inc ehects oil
taking quantity OF Paris green she had been aDnn,
doned by her husband and this prsyed upon her mind
40 a. 70 produce temporary INSANITY An inquest was
held yesterday before Coroner Herman.
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SAME DAY.-Match 5000, mile heats, best three in
DEERFOOT PARK.
Irishman's Daughter Wins the Three
Minute Purse.


The three minute purse announced to be trotted
at Deerroot Park yesterday afternoon was decided
satisfactorily. Entered for the event were A. l..
Rogers bay mare Irishman's Daughter, J. Denton's
bay mare Love- Il. ii. Heard's bay stallion Harry
Gurr, George Hopkins brown mare Jennie c., Dan
Tel GHmore's bay gelding Deliver, L. $. Sammis'
sorrel gelding Brandy, M. Rogers bay stallion
Kipp, william welsh's chestnut mare Nellie, and
william Tnom's bay gelding Lyman. or these
Harry Gurr and Jennie G. were drawn, leaving seven
to come for the word. Before the start Brandy
was the favorite Nellie second, the TWO bringing
about as much as the field The first heat was won
by Brandy when he was left out OF the pools, and
Nellie was made the choice. 1rshman's Daughter
scored the second heat, when complaints were
made against Nelie's driver, when the judges re-
moved him and substituted Hiram Howe the latter
obtaining fifty dollars under the rules OF the
Trainers and Drivers Association for mis- services
But the change was OF little service, as the Irish
mans Daughter scored the third and fourth heats
with ease, thus winning the race. The following
Is
DEERFoor PARK FORMERLY HALLS TRAcg),
NEAR BROOKLYN, l.. L., JUNE 3, lS13.-Purse 500,
for horses that never beat three minutes; mile
heats best three in five, in harness; 800 TO first,
$50 to second and $40 TO the third horse. Judges
Kpp md urkn
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BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR.
COURT Of APPEALS.

Cry CouRr Nos s. A. 49, As IL, 45k, 81, g. 81, So co.
81, 62, 63, Ga, &c, 81, 60, %, 10
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CITY WARRANTS PAID.
Monthly Exhibit Of the Comptroller-The City
and County Debt and Other FL
nancial Matters.

The following Ia the monthly report OF Comp
troller Green OF financial matters IN his depart
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1871 1878 1873
City Account
Payable sinkg fund S2i 60663 2321ll3 % $3.50 lib
Payable from taxation 49, 6255 So 44l3257S A22,573
Temporary debt payable
from assessments 16,92372 136372 20 36l 1872
Revenue bonds, chap. l,
and ~ Laws 1872. 6,4l6fH 6,59O67 6,50,6W
Revenue bonds in antici-
patton of taxes 1873. 2a4A 39,9l0
Payable from taxation 2ess74Oi 2ss9o5s5 30 565
Revenue bonds, chap. j,
and - Laws 1872 ,667700 1,69i706 l,694,U0
Revenue bonds in antici-
patton OF taxes, lS73.... S5Im 9o3,UW
Totals Sis 522g 100 sc: Az 49, 76o027
Less sinking fund 23,3iS6H ESSAY: ZaHl,Ol4
sgJ467,l5i loe,777 s54 lo7 Ss9,6l5
Cash in City and County Treasury $21n,R7
Cash IL Sinking Funds. 620f02
The following stocks and bonds have been issued
1873
For Croton Water purposes. s665WO
For Riverside Park and Broadway widening,
1871 400
For Fire Telegraph (arfearage OF lS7D 1855
For New York Bridge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15G0W
For Public Parks. 3U),0W
For Museum OF Natural History ............. 1000
For Public Works-Sewer repairs. ......... 250OD
For Public Parks-Street improvements (pay-
able from assessments .........:....:.. l,sl.soO
payable from assessments, .............. L952 100
For revenue bonds payable from taxaton) 5222W
For New York County House Bonds. .......... 3,l6O
For public school buildings ........ 250W
The above bonds and stocks issued In accordance
with special laws for works in progress;
bonds account 0improvements In progress and be
repaid bv assessments 10 be collected bonds I'm
and advertising claims authorized by chap 20
$40, Laws of 1872
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The very valuable art volumes, half literary and
half artistic In interest to which We referred yes
terday, will "a portion OF them at east) be sold at
Clinton Hall Tonight 1t is the last sale OF the kind
OF the season. and is superior in its claims to any
New York has this year had. 49,
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CoMPrROLLER's OFFICE, June 2, 1878 J
Monthly statement of amount Of warrants drawn and
for what purpose against the City and County Treasury
January to May 81, 1873 inclusive also comparative
1877, and May 81 1873 with statement OF and Tor what
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IMPORTANT TREASURY DECISION.

he following Is the Court Of Appeals day calendar for
dnesday, June AMOS 49, no. las Ii7 fl3 49, H. 49,
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The Bank of England Forgery-The Case
OF George acknowledgement Deci-
sion by Judge Woodrun-The Prisoner
Reunited to the Custody OF the Marshal
and Confined In Castle Pinckney.