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New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
COTTON MARKETS

% & Jun. R 5 sns. 1 ,s LSr S
s5i bales. 81 bales Jgl bales seetynsi receipts
IN bales rpos-o4stsse 2l79 bales sales St7 bales
doll Mddings lsic low Mddlng' Iialse God Ordinary
e Qrdaa Is. ~ Sad lem, %o'I G % b,ss sos
2Oo bales erotto Great BntAn, 25a bales eo's''e 99
MonLE 2-Co,en quiet, Good orn.ry, i6ei 10" Md
ahs s m 'S, ale, 30 sa ' .osE 1850 S. Ssssyu,'
ee 1 ba sporti9 Great PatI9 3SS ede'i TO toe '0In
B'5oy ja, scSS 9S , sG sE MOI 5 S' s. s.i .cln.i re-
GScSssT jose g-coon g1ei Mddrs', l9c receipts CO.
EE 0gLSty, Jrne 27-Couon, in moderate demand; Ordinary,
SSI, & SS S cio se5 5ses eIporso Great
Britain bales TIE continent l?lo bales eoa.tss - sa
receipts, 36s' ba gross 42os bales eIori,G SrS1, @
bales. IsiD, s,les 500 bslsS
BaiT1Oks Jane a. Cotton hm' Mddugs 2o;e net reeg ~
bales; ,o ''o bales, Ieee2' E i2l bales gross I'o
EooLS 27cos qaiet Low hlalGg, sle net re'eDs ~
I % e, ,.c.D,. 7 bales. sIposo Great Britain
bls eoGsi"se 5S bales .sisi oV sls t-,oIs, r..LIv
receipts 6 alsa EhpmenH 23 baies STOCK S+ 'I' bales '''
Cor.g. Jun. ,-Coaou 6rm; Low Mdinr, I7ie reekyrs
q bales shipments, 3S9 bales 'A l@S bales ''oeA-I' '
srLSA Jun 50 bales ''UmenN loo
b,e'; stock ls7l o e.e'i 1873 az bale. , ,7-, Md
Hnes 8lo; receipts q bales shpnents '64 bales
AHsrA al 'paI n Sp%ents 9s bales stock 1874
1919 I62ll bales SesEJreeepI l+i4 bales shipments 100 O'e'
MosTSossET June orens. lghti Low Midng,
nc yeekr-rseeIpts bass sbpmsnr l36 De soes-s'i
ali bale,; 1913. $50 bales. go. o.,
Providence June Observation-Disclosures receipts IS4 oAesi
ssIes l. 300 bales; stock, 1.O0O bales
qliet; Low Mtdhngs lie ueeSg-
receipts bse shipments o3 baesi stoeklJ'1 2s bales
bales
PnIIIDuITHII Juu. 2Co,top quiet nddng' ze ",sily--
ct rceei 1875 balcl gross. ,S+i bales
Au6usrA 27.-Cotton-DemAnd good hd1ing Ibc re
csps bales; SIS bales stock 1872 52lO baes I SB
bales receipts .s9 oae shipments ga bhes uAth "
mills 2J9 bales sales, l,y5I bales. ,,-.,,
AlvEsroS June 2-Coito dat; Good OrnsrT. 3d5; net
,c ints 3 kaeI bales; 20 i bales; Eees-ne
receipts erporto Great Bntan 1877 oasi coAstae
lls7 bales; sies 9)n bales
Wurissros June g-Cotton qu; HdtnT, 9e net receipts
Il bsr, eIpo-ooastE 2J7 bales sales, 20 bisi stock So
bai.s vesknet receipts ia bales eIpor-eoiSise ~ hasi
sses IA baes ,.. " p,
LopsvuLg JuBe 27-Cotton quiet hdIhugs 8,e' receipts oi
Two ia, .. bales shipments Sy1 bales
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28

s,uEo,,iu Com oui., al 4ss4se o.t, better No sAs
s::; ::; :. ;; .::;::.: "a '',s :
ua ws.s s ssSsi y So white 81 1ss 7 Amber mss
g. sSs ss 81 :, 81" saS sSn..: we , 1''' roo ''''
GSl'yaL. Jane sSo q1s. s,s :ms s R 81 s .
ul Com stead. with fair demand $3.50 .se sasaed pa sys
Ssd a SO i BssobsSOads lie. RIB sss' s,Ssts
i Ssa ss sss s,s s1s Is s.isS 9is.'is%SS & % ,'$
. ssad . tdgsss & ssie y kss s S''A ' "n '''"
asI%s Ssns JaHe %ssay lS n do od unchanged Corn steady
% ois ssoasi $I I'D s.'?Ils % r' dull and e''''o'
ngTSOEsS and 99is,S L. % . q ~ Extra q sYsS =;
~ s S Corn dU ,S S nominal Es ~ s for 30 mId Rye
quel unchanged 6J for No Barley doll and seminal at 6O
SS 81 NJ sSn sD 90 @s sa $s. Ss 1'i fSa. S
SrxoSLs1sa Jaos s-Eour dun Treble E,,r, sssss Pam
Oats Ga 4 S SSsfBSRS' BS d s'G Il 5 sl' h.1 dan at sSs
BoG aS 5 AsS son s ne & sss &C. heiis ms sHsI
& SS nsTs 4si ks SI as; ,s, sss 'G acsc ss s
7o, RIchAnfes,erng. 2s He~YOrk ssbt VrerHumi '0h'
G'wEeo Jun. 27Pgar ,tsady t 600 bss a, Sc 70, No
DSs 2 ss ''g w S@ef d % So 'SI SuS Pair wS
81 s so eu: Rsd wDs o. pTsf ST Ss SSsa No % S ane
Soc s's hs9 MiIe s,e Corn Neal ti 3 for
e,iS shp.taf SO; Kidding, sal Canal Pnsh.'w4sa.
.5S & - G 10 1 Ss S S Ro.d SsS0 aS3oi ~ % PR q s
o 2 BSs'oS % & e serTG, M 5 & y ASoSy % ssSsT,: Es b. 3,
@ . o. hSp & ID. ~. a%oaaS Ci no 11n On D..T oe n
bush Oats, and 1000 bush. RYe
PurLADILPHr, ousrctrOn Bark No !. held dry a,
SG. There nothing doing Clover Seed and Timothy FlaIee
dull at - IS Flour steady medium and low grades declined Zi@
e Sgperane $685. ~ RItr % 15 rs. Wisconsin aud Mime
Pamy 90 lli9B7 T5 State Indiana oho do
81 5OG SO ~ High Grades. 90 l50 90 90 Wheat steady Red
81 co. Amber g t2 tl So White 81 6iGsls9 No sprng
- 81 kye dull at 6Ja Corn ses yellow, 55e Oats
N good demand. Wh &c.; Mixed ilG42lc Pcohum qlft
Crude, Rld3 Resued Isle Whisky improved demand s5
4c
b. LoUis, June Poa quiet weak, and unchanged wheat
hrme lots sold Corn steady ! No mlIed IA
elevator; Oats ady at No 10 elevator
3Iae Sacked Barley lst Rye dali 55e for No east e
WHISKY dul Pok lover BIS Bacon dnl only
trade. nomins Live Hogs tu s30aS4 20
Cattle "a Is Wiuteed Teams Sid - IS for Bntehe
F50 % for good pnme ktye stem tecepts-iOo0 bb
foa $500 bash Wheat Is 600 bush co 1900 BUSH oa' and
hoga
ToLEDo. June 27-Flour steady whes dull declined 4g5e
sAles o No ! White Wabash Sl 3ldEl s5. BIra White
,iehigss, q o.; Amber M'ehtgan SPOT 81 q; 'e,sr
No Red, 81 50; No. Do, 81 nl. Corn dull and Loser at
lllc Tor High hre spot he ser June +5 seller sepismoef
Low Mred White, &c; grade Sc Damages BE Oats
Full prices asked bn denan! at 5c offered, oc FreghIo
Buffalo y a4c; to Osrgo 8G8lc Receipts 600 bb Flour "
bush Wheat 3Jnn bush. Com and 1850 brs3 Oa Shpmen-
ooO bb FsaT zoe boh Wheat 5000 buh Corn and Jo bnh
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
StTTRDAY. JuNu ~.


Queenstown Liverpool
a., stssusoin Aoratc close u Supplementary Msl on
WL Si. oek Payoua Ferry. Jersey CITY, will close a. lf3
steamshp sa At p White star Doci, PaTona Ferry
leney CIV ..iA
.oable posAgel . . ~ 1, A,
For fose for The Continent Of Eape via Bremen b7 The
Stea1osh,p Al o from foot OF lhnist HobOsen
Mails ior France direct Brest and HsT steapap Penere
eIose d Steamship sails 81 A. m from fle No. ~
n. a..
,bip all, a. ) froInPi ieT No 20 r. r.
SUNDAY, JuNE %.
Az, Mails close a, O'Clock D Tine ivs0hee IRON
N. " II A. .~n., -, ,o
Mails for Panam. AspnEa the Central American ana Sou.h "a
,sc morris e Der steamship Rising Star close az M beA
I'm ssls at u NJ. from Per No. u n X. 81,
I'll fr Kington Jamaica Sayanla and Turks bland by the
steamship Claribe Steamship sails from lief NO. ~
n. r. at4p -,t- -. -, 49,. Al
h 20 b Mails be prepaid double postage D
,tsps 40 no noueJ will be received b. the rE IN ehaTge
N,I FOR Halifax elose al the hesfOrk PosOnee every
d.1 st 6 D. u and goes via Boston - Ga AZ,
A r the i0rk Post once every Mon
A. ,nd FrdsV Il steamship sab IRON Portland Me- on
Tue ay and saturday Dae New York Friday at m
fsT oaage ali Ness ladies' except when going direct VII
be R cents the half Papers csnts each when ma1I De peps
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY JUNE a SHEET

sbr Ro.n. tof H,s,nl lbuy A,eo I.ind ssys WIN nm s
eh, RSard Wait Iof Poand) forh Havana JAYS WIN ,,,
sehr DssLy of BOou psiseJ "a. Island ny @ 18th
aebr Laura A. Webb tO Deer IJe) Hatch bSaeo' "u''' WV
fruit
DOMESTIC PORTS. ..,, -,
Bovro. Jane steamship baron tom St R,n.
Grsysound from serra Leone bng from sssna Sarah S
ard Orbit, from Baltimore. -. uun,sx .nA Irvine
IEwys De lime H-Aniyef sohr Uarens HnnNI ano H''N
from Carenas for 1rden Alba from nstAnEAs ,. ~ D.
PoRrREss MosR0E, Va. June 2Arnyd, oue non
for or Passed 10 for bark Good latent IRON 'po'
and D Austrian bark, name not gwen
FOREIGN PORTS. ., - ,
sorrU.rProy June 25-The steamship Me. rom hph"A A'
WIS Indan pOrts arrived here todaY
WIIALERS. -, .,.
er from Capt Bnggs of the bark wave o. gb
her sea june rs a long O. W, having 'ae " O
sperm leaving 81 Bus;a1la
NAVAL. - 49,
27.The steamship bahV OF We
that The Unitea steamship Fronc yheh was
ustas Point Potomac been gotten on BY BAKERS "feNk
CompaBy u Norfolk. and will proceed u hes-forN
NOTICE TO MARINERS. -,
Ri0and Lq Cape Ood "A ssteiass Da9om
been ea6hed al h place will b. sousde 10 all hch .sn
Ying blasts eight SECONDS duration with seas between o"
Rae Potnf Loht Stros Caps CodA inch esm whistle hss
been place, and will be sounded IN a toN %
giving seconds dnraoa each win an n'S
seconds between them followed BY pause Of ~ seconis
For LdteSt ship Se,os see Sere'th Fd0e'l
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
Woodruff AND CLAFLN ACQUITTED.


A TECIINCA1rTY UNDER TIE OLD LAW
In the United States District Court, yester-
day Judge Bachford presiding, the trial Of Victoria C.
woodruff Tenuie c. Clafin, and Col. Blood Jointly in
dicted for sending obscene literature through the mall
came TO an unexpected. ana for the defendants vicor
Gus end Detective Anthony COmstoek testified that he
went 10 Greenwich. Conn., and wrote 10 the defendants
for comics Of a certain OF HOOdhuH q Clafn's
weekly; that he incosed 81 81 In the letter and ap-
pended the signature d" J. Beardsley" After dis
cusSon copy OF the letter read i'll eyt
dence, and Mr. Jordan raised the point that the
alleged obscene literature was not 10y law, prohibited
from being sont through tho mall Mr.. Jordan made
long argument in support Of his position and the ques
tOns AZ issue became involved that Judge Batchord
professed hs inability TO understand what the counsel
yas aiming at c. W. Brooke Hnsly came 70 the TescGe
and at the conclusion OF very brief argument TO
the effect that the Indictment against the defend
ants did not bring them within the law prohibiting
the sending Of obscene publications through thc ma
dge ,Blatchford said: 1t Is clear 10 my mind
that this DrOsecuon be maintained bceauSe 1t
evident that the alleged obscene plDncal4h u no
covered by tine words OF the act, other publication
and paper;' and II certainly is not @ BOOK, PAM
phlet or print il purports 70 be newspaper anu
the Court take judicial eognizahoe tnh' "h'
purpOrts 10 be" - ...-., -. .ho 80.
,is scts Respecting the sending O obscene literature
tbrough the ma aud when ne had unlshcu Iuruy
ronosed 10 enter nolle prOsequi In the case NO you
don't" cried llr. Brooke we are 1nLeu W tea ,ho
dicf "Certainly you are" said the JUDGE anu tne
nry will give one under the instruction that The prose
rntion has failed" The jury, without leaving lheh
seats found a verdict OF " not guilty"
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
CLLLNDARs-THIs DaI.
uytrRp STsrGs DtsTiucI CouKr-IN BASHRUPTcr
JurelffuldrU fdafa
THE STATE or TRADE.
rnRnpRAN MARKErs

LoEpoS jan. a7G3o -Goasols 'Cs me seeonai hes ~
uuiteA Ftt Twenty Bonds lp9s or '%'i o 9@l' eN
tie, "; Ere hsiIgay shares, 49, ,,sr-
June 21l2D o. nj otton opened -a1J hlanh
ublsues d asIng Orleans stL Toe sales Of inc e arr %
The Iles o. the week have been bo ba OF ~ IN
500 bales for export and 3 g speeIu ihe '9es
- mi A. ensd 8500l bales and bY SC 1l count bdy
b Of which American goo by smaie snl SJ@0 b' @iaa
week have been Co., bales, nendHs 70 "
act1a erp0rt 0O bales The receipts Of Nhs't Tor the
- be sys have 81 e0 irclldng l5b Aneesn
In, % pt, the three days have been OoO qlAs
ipenAug g,O0i American. ,,-,,,,, .--,,-
irvrxpoo1 June 27--JO msaes Of Cotton sbpPtl om h
,nn,h or Cha arlestoDt1uog May At lld Tslow 4j PcS
IvEKpo FL m.Ibe market for Csitn 10 arrive dali
f1e cotton az bound TO tins por! - J
bes including 10000 bale, American Bresnf. arr dnl We
Ii0aIl California
Red western Spring Peas, IS Ga1 = quarter for Anaan
IospON June 2i-3 D. m.--Ene RailHSy shares s9i
P.EIs June 2z-Rentcs, J3f, Soc
IoNp1g June 2-i3D -uuted Sses bonds i5bos old. ~
Erie Railway shares, 49,
p.EIs June FTP. m.--french r,ntes, aa &c
PANS. Jane 27-p. m.-ientss, 5at tc
iIyEooL June p InSales ~ Cotton shipped from New
gid taics 800 bales Amrcan
me e fabrics Manchester quiet and unchanged
Inyuoy 2l-Reiuei Petrocdm, li n lild per gallon
I,ysUpoo Jnne PIP The shipments Of from Bombay
,ns The l.sl report 18th have been l9 900 bales
Iovpoy Juap 27-EyehugCAlc1ia Ineed 6bdbJ. Linseed
Oh 4Ss per ton Sperm Oil, GA Whsle OIL 4S lSI.
a 81
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
DOMESTIC MARKErs.

ItRASr Juns 25-Wheat oue with moderate milling demand
s Bouuav UNCHANGED Corn qnet Aes V bags Round
HIIrroEg June gues Low Kidding l9dlsc Flour
dul buyers holt9g oa Cay Ahs ts@l! S@elO ~
White ,,adT at 6c DO yellow dali and lower a9d6c MIed Wet
trp SUuihcfu Ha%8c Western MiIed, 0df1e DO
Wbte .,a 4se que 7OG1e Pro'ions de veal ana
inaI weern agd san,o1 Good to Choee 2oalle
Whisky sesdy At g3ie Hsy unchanged.
BcpIALo June 2LIke aHd Raj imports Tor the a hours
PIour Gle bbs; wheat 1870 ss bush Corn 20s0S buh oats
a 800 Canal SbpDenlsWheAt 2o5 55l eus Cora iloo
ba,s 0,u ii 500 bash Rye, liS bush Raj BIport,-wh,'i
SO bu,h Cora 40 buihs Oar 81 yo bush o1ns ireghu-
wheat lOe Corn DE; UAt. Gle Flour gge Western spring
sTsss, Baser I'll 500 sS ,si Amber Winter "a nos9 Isl
White Winter 81 soaslG Wheat ea,ei ,s lso bush ni',a
Ssi 30 % css.ss sH.s !. 81 WHIT. csS.s. ..
+ so ss so TT az. He iicoo bu.S No alSS osa im
sssI hush OF m daae kyo Honis. A. ne B.feI qt
sIaS TO- Prn. l03 sI lsi Prime Canada f 70
ssl Is Rye Ma. held At ese OhsI articles are sRoh.aged
spnns eb ds6 70 Whs. ssu'. and irssaAr sssns nss'i
ssIesof No spnng .ti$l 25dsl f6 No DO. 81 ~ spe OF
.s Jane s .s Ssy o. .i s-tr AgT No Sa,S 1S %
hiIed ss,r uoinina' J1 spot, strictly is.h ~sa AZ
S4Ia3ie spot seller July elofsd Al ei seller August .
s daSss aSS :. % &C., i.r i so p: f; ss,i sas
% or seller Jay sIF asli 90 seller August Lard hm and 70
8r dehAsd 8sa 90 o. spot .slls iSyi g. zes ~ 81,
Aoss S saa ss; a. s. s.sj . SS = a s.ns 90 ale.
dnl and unchanged a, 9iS PIsishsC0Js 70 gsa I WS,
KINGSTON, lie Rse.gt5o oo bS fIcS, " eo 90, oS sSOSss,.
5000 bbl Flour 1900 bush Wheat 2fteo bnAh Oorn i'"
bn,h 5000 buh Rys .Hi oc9 bq.b B,ri., . ,e .oa.7
wSsst sssay At 81 sJati IS Corr gss 0St Rye as. at
quiet Jyasfe Basy dull Apd bonin.t bs' srsI
Kettle SIC ohSag s.e Bua h.A Ssss % .Aa y @p,S.,1 p..
demands Sboaisf % a6ic sales o. Cls.I s Nh s.
sld', SIC Bacon 10 i:T s..sd wS.s sSSs s..ay @
CLsysLAgD, june a. WbesI dell bs md "" nv - ''S
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
DECISIONS-JUNE u.

S,1,Tems Court Chdmbers-Bv Judge InRraham.-
Fe AIT Per-aenL counsel Whe agt. WhtteRspon ot
PengL
Motion granted eondonsy pamrnt Of Secnsn stsg
granted Winchester WinchesterRcpOr
and divorce SasOugeE sk aud OtheTs-
Motion denied without prejudice.
By Judge Daniela-P a Cochran (r easeOpr granted of
so calendar ag KhgeS-Orr granted amending decre
Superior COurt-SDecidt 70m-By Judge MOnel-
Dusenbnry at Motion granted Lang hSuM0uon
fof allowance granted Rnc JnstMon vaeste order
OF arrest denel LsH.eh0don granted
Wbass a EOer Tor judgmen- spith sst SeDiseirrOIter
denyiBg notion
Br Itge Curts-On ag and Buers Bank
Tie finding having been hereafter sec and Sled the
preferred additional findings the OF the plnuh therefore d
sllogeI
Common PLeas--SpeciGl TTm-By Jndge LarTe-
more-rmes lermeAnmgny hId At S2j per week.
,4l Zee Suvelr-Ju1gmeu upon frivolous
Hasner Lgt Motion Of denied Tinker
at MOrgsn-Deldan allowed and drield o
cost, and it and Disbursements II ns Judgment &c, levy
defendant bond Tor
az udsmtp, tal ~ proceed notice
disposed Of Magts Igt Magec.-Diyore granted.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
McCsbe held for eramnaioD, by justice Shsndy
charge Of eane roll o lBen, worth o. from ILL., Aoynan Co
Of No 27 Grsnd-st
In the Tombs Police Court, before Justice
Downg Yesterday, 20. - James
md Tor alleged stealing Of o. from the pocket u Cbs,
Ceeden whle latter sleeping bis No lO Aul
Ellen Dillon TED complaint u Mrs Ellen H
7O Jame,t, ael that the prisoner ge
al stole clothing worth from william Cromwell
feiOnoas preferred b EEhrth
appeared accused quarrchuy with bis
vile sd that The comp anant who uro, hal efered
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, the
following persons pleaded guilty. and sentenced Richard waller
Ncure, petty cnv Pnient months Hear FAnt
attempt larceny suspended William Boc assault
remaude for Pagan ATTEMPT at petty larceny S
Prison 2i DO attempt az pets larceny State Prison
SyvSnus ho petty larceny Peutentary, 6 days. James
H. whom there three indictments for forgery,
Suspended the second and uo
rrosequ third James urhs, grand larceny state
Prison All the discharged uuJl Wednesday
II O'Clock, but the Coun adjourned until 10 to-day.
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, mo-
yesterday morning by ". T. Howe,
May Hscoe convicted Of obtaining money under e pre-
ground Of the discovery OF evidence 40 aSs
the discharged the her
she having refunded the 10 the complainant
William j. ShaTkev Will be sentenced to-day o.! James
Giem killing bis Tor tnsl Nues-
the degree the Llnso Asylum his insanity beng
oleNry proven; ASSISTANT DsCAtorbey Russell appeared Tor
pOple snd Peter Mitchell for the accused John ke alias J1
roach desperate criminal discharged. NE prosecution
prove bis Grand jury handed batch Of
dioturDu REl Sere discharged for the term
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
CIVIL NOTES.

Mr. Garsia. the Consul-General of Uurguay
at this port, charged with perjury IN suit brought
against him relative TO the building OF steamer for his
Government, was honorably discharged yesterday by
Commissioner Betts'
Tn the Surrogate's Court. yesterday, testi-
many as taken concerning the removal Of the executor
NJ John G. Herg deceased. The decision win be re-
served unt the return OF Surrogate Hutchnes. WI
liam w. Miles appeared for the e4eeutfx; Norwood
Cogswell for the executor
In the Marine Court, Part H., before Judge
spaulding, yesterday the following inQuests were
taken: ag Coleman for $3.50 o. costs and t25
chISS for the defendant River ag Voss for slo a.
costs, and s25 allowances.
Under Sheriff Joel o. Stevens made levies
yesterday upon city property in satisfaction OF the fol
lowing judgments obtained: John b. Leverich, s36O40
Thomas Pearson, 1880 "a and John sbandy sl41l Ca
The property the fire engine OF Company No.
7. the hook and ladder appnrtenanees OF Company No
and several paintings IN the Governors Room In the
City Hall.
In the Marine Court, Part Ill, before Judge
Curtis yesterday Washington A. Roeblng and others
sued Peter H. Walsh and others s3i3 SO with
interest for rubber filing sold 10 them in September
1871 The defendants claimed that they purchased the
goods from another party, and not responsible 10
the plants but the jury found verdict IN favor Of
the plaintiff for t353 49, Charles Whep for the plain
tins, scudder Carter for the defendants. The follow
ing decision given: Eghert agt Hippelshemer, for
s5s5 costs aud sq5 allowances D. g. Wild for the plain
I'M and 5. Kaufman for the defendant.
In the Marine Court Part l., before Judge
Rowland, yesterday, the OF VIM. T. Preston and
another agt Ezekiel Waitzhlder and others was tried
The plaintiffs commission merchants, and claim that
they advanced $3.50 the defendants Samuel Meyer
who already indebted TO them, agreement
that when they sold for eyer 100 bales Of cotton they
pay the plaintiffs the profits and margin. The
defense claimed that the plaintiffs made the payment
for Meyer and not for themselves Tue jury disagreed
and discharged; Converse O. Lyman for the
plaintiffs and Ward Jones whitehead for the defend-
nj he A Sps lgl %
agt. ONe verdict for the plaintiffs for Slg9 a. costs,
SIS allowances Frank c. Anderson for the paintln
and ii. A. Frost for the defendant. The following IN
quests taken: Barley agt Felt, for $40 43 and
costs T. c. Campbell for the plainth aud Rnegles 4
Felt for the defendant Stein agt GuteL unst; Jacob A.
GrOSs for the plalntin
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT op sEw-Tohk..".."."...

PORT UP EkwfOhk... ,.''.'.''-'.'.'d ~.
CLEARED.
s,s.r,hiu Spain tB Gaoe Liverpool National sean'hio
sa.bIn denmark Br Sumne London hanosai steamship Co.
ssmsbip sabrA (Br MeMekAn LV,rp-o VIA Queenstown T.
W. CITY Of Antwerp tBr) Broofs Liverpool, j. q Dale
s,a.hir Prrre Fr) Dane lavre via Brett, Geo haekenne
-.a.Iiy Casa Butler. Glafgow, Henderson bf0s
ssso.sip Od Dominion. walker, Norfolk Cy fo0 tc oa Do
mipion steamship Co ..,-,,-Nt. H.,
sD PnI Albert tGsI Hopfe Hamburg Tor orders funeh EdJe
No. ao.p Pe,o. Br) Rhoies Bhdgon IT, Trosbhdges Sous
a. M.ry M Bird. Packard Msrselles, IL r Brown 20
~ nsy.,u Fb Quensto-n Tor orders BoEd hnehen
~ CorI Adrr iNor Larson MEJpor h1s Fe1eh. dye To-
No. Io.enns (Brg Hepburn Liverpool knneJ, Ross 20.
~ mana CoIk for orsrs A. r. AgresiA
~ H,rTberla UtaL) sharhArd Belfast sloeoyeh Co.
Bsts Adslsds Psndsrg (BE RAnior ho JiheO PeodeTni
BTss r. SS Br,,,.eh. ae Schultz Ro,tO,i Ls Tob., Co.
~ h Good Cork Fsnouih for orders Hene Parker
Bds gillespie tBrl Brown, ST. John N b. d. X DE Wolf&
sh, s.ae Bur,ou Barley stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co
ARRIVED
Canbe (BrD BsIs sAAtA harhs sarsnns tsrtha
~ md Jam With mdse and Pin, foTwood Co.
ssam,hio R,shmos Hodges Richmond CJ Point sAd Horoh
vitl mise and 10 Old Donnon stesmshp Co
st.smsnp wamaiA Psh HesBedond uh Hdse sod pass 10
Ferguson Wood -. :. =. -.
with Indse.
Bhl Ie..,s (Aut) GhBasoyeh, E.ses1s EDs, day, with
mdse - - 80
coffee
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
TILE KINGsRRIpaE COSTS.

Yesterday was a very busy, but very dull
day, IN the Kingsbridge costs investigation. There
were present, At different times, Henry Parsons and
John r. MoGowen Of the Commissioners, Edward Arm
strong, COmmisaoners Clerk; the Surveyor, Edward
Boyle hs counsel Granville p. HOwes. and bis assist
ant. Frank NJ Leonardj william Sinclair, for the Cor
porson Counsel and ID. d. Lord, and q. Nathan, Coun-
se for property Tue nrst session opened soon
after 1880 and continued t about 1So p H. After
brief recess the investigation was resumed,
and continued Till 500. The crOssexamination
Of Mr. Boyle, whose bill foon up s9O1s2 9
and Of whose direct examination THE TmBOsE
has already published summary. war begun
I.ursdays afternoon session; aud occupied The whole
questioned with great minuteness into the details OF the
work. Mr.. Boyle testified a. " the necessity OF the
maps furnshed or their having been ordered by
the CommisslOners who were kis employers. h0ft OF
MI Boyles DILL consisted Of iteIns sh had been made
Sa IN aeeo7dsEee with terms agreed upon aoa ynso ~
New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
GEORGE CHRIsrY's ESTATE.

The second trial in relation TO the property
,,ed by the widow OF the late George n. Harrington
fceoree Clristy she negro mnstre involving house
"a Lot vaIued at $4,000 was concluded to-day In the
spnrene Court Circuit, Part l.. before Judge Van
t,,nt The Jury foond verdict in favor OF the plainh
harrington purchased the house No Ill West twenty
IN this city, 1884, and in 1857 gave 1t TO Mrs
Ch5stv Tn 1888 he became embarrassed and, oontem-
at,ps trip 10 California, devised scheme to get MS
~, 20 convey the house and lot 10 her father, which
~aa done by her signing deed the contents
y, which she was ignorant OF, upon the repre-
sentat,ons made by Der husband, Town; that
., was necessary to keep him out OF jail.
The father BENJAMIN Gomperts, in 1860 being some
that embarrassed himself sold the house 70 MS son
I,t far a. who sold il to his mother for ST. and the
,h,r dvipg In ls7a devised the same III such way
,1a, oeoree Christy's widow the plaintiff, should re
-. only one-eleyeptb and her brothers and shters
ers in number two-elevenths Mrs Harrington
Ntsooverea. Ia 1889. this deed. and IN al
Iced confession OF judgment MADE oy het
,sss under which IL was claimed
. ~, father had acquired title by purchase Mt u
Sio,,rs sale This action was Or0ughh " NJ ~ noe
s,is tbis deed and to set aside the aleseo
of Judgment and to have IL deciIer % .hs nSxysrs ~
,yich is worth $4,000, IL hers; anu py Io 80 go
Mne t - tn the issues submitted To them she mas sue
seisd In every particular There bad Deeh uai ~ IA
December last, when me jury iounu subsednent
and holders OF the title 70 the sald
r. wifi. 0ompert'S GOmperts and mary a. ,s1rs
or either of them bona e % anu iSsr issnes
Is consderaton They disagreed on the Otner
a. hs,no nnderstood that eleven were for ner am one
foT tbe defendants GOmperts ana Others, ~ ~. ~ a.,
Judge D c. Birdsall and Joseph bO p,
Fose a Mcdaniel, aud Cooper d Roe Tor Tue u"''""