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New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
COuRT OF APPFAI9.

ALBANY Jan I2-List of the first fifty causes on
Appeals Calendar Tor the January term 1872 The
Court promptly Tuesday The l9h inst az 10
That being motion day be :he hr eight
csusss except on good cause shown By ahlAut
X. O. PERRIN, Clerk.
No l. The People Harris sgt The People;
Maboney a People Meyers The People, Gardener
Poodle Doud homes KNAPP Harness r.
Flower agt Lance; Crocker; TO- Fisk Fisk H.
SoaolY a MuaGord IL Penny simpson, l3, Morse
Brocke IA sg, Brocke Is Brocke ast Morse 10,
Central Hudson River Railroad COmpny
II. The Eagara Falls suspeuton Company Bsehaan
lS Yokening; ly, Turner Reyes 20, BlmoI E'
Jcques: 81 Craig 22 Brundage sgt Same 23 Rae
ag MaImisn the Msvor 20, Pt FISK SO,
Smith Veie; n Wendell; D. B3gh Brennan
Thom'on Tracy 80 aekey act Daper Mitchell ag The
Y Central H. Co; 81, Vsn Vechten Keston; 49,
Rice agt Harbeson 34 Allison; A. The People
MaotS; &c. Agt The MaJor Gci 81. The People
he Broadw Seventh Avenue r K. Co. The
Commissioners 80 The People The D Dock &. r X
Co ARt The Commissioner 80 The People The Beecker
Street Co The Comm &c: 40 The People
rel McGure Al The People re- The Town Of Pod
43. The People rel Harper
st The Commissioners G: a. The PEOPLE Fs mann f aot'
81 al as The People sgt Chalmers; 49, STb sgt Baro1s A.
Duncsu sgt Berlin; as L,ned HUDSON 40, ALo ag Rgue
6O Rein. a Miller Skldmore
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
NEW PHASE OF THE TAYLOR WILL CASE.

Kate B. Rowland has brought an ejectment
suit against Henry Smith aud Adellne Weston. alias
Adeliue Broadway, to remove Smith from No 80 Cast
Forty fourih-st premises left 10 Adene Weston for
life under the will Of James Taylor and by her leased
20 Smith TIE case came up before Judge sedgwick in
Tho Superior Court on motion for the appointment Of
a receiver TO collect the rents from Smith, which he has
hitherto been paving under his lease TO Miss Weston,
now Mrs. Broadway. In her aif iavt Mrs. Broadway
that she has denied IN her answer on Information
and belief that Kate r. UOwland l. the granddaug gter
the deceased, James b. Taylor. intending thereby
10 put said plaintiff 20 the proof Of her legitimacy.
which this depOneni Is informed and believes Is gravey
doubted" She further that james b. Taylor
possession OF these premises when lie died. but
fead the title in trust, aud thst IN leaving the
house 20 her for life. he only fulfilled that
trust She that the decision OF the Court
OF Appeals against the will. bat merely to the ef
the evidence being contradictory should be-
submitted a jury; tnat this suit unnecessarily
brought harass her and that the proceeds OF the
Yruperty needed 10 enable her TO defend her tie
Judge oedgwic decides that the merits not fully
shown the plaintiffs papers 10 enable him 10 de-
fermne the tile and, therefore, be denies the motion
for Another motor was made 10 strike out
portions OF the answer, which Judge Sedgwick also de-
mics. but directs that the OF he trust IN the
answer be made more specific.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
ANDREW J. GARvEY SUED BY LAWYER.


An interesting suit will be concluded to-day
IN Part H. OF the Superior Court before Judge sedR
wick IN which Andrew ]. Garyey appears as defendant
The plaintiff Is John H. Harnett lawyer OF TINS city
who has q claim against Garyey for counsel ices
amounting s3.l92 o. Luther r. Marsh ana 9lr omed-
ley appeared for Mr. Garvey, and Mr DAILY for arnet
MIR Marsh conceded that five items OF the bill or par
tcuIars furnished by plaintiff correct These
amount to So So of the other items. which Mt
Hsrnet SAID advice to Garvey on the question
whe her the STATE could maintain an action against
hun are deuied. Tie plaintiffs testimony went 10
show that be nad devoted enough me ton ana trouble
10 the matter 70 make 5000 only fdr compen-
eation. Both the Glryeys TOOK the STAND ana
deaed fatty any employment OF Harnett Tor
such a purpose, saying that at that time
an early period OF The Ring cOmphca0ns-the question
mad not occurred TO them. Andrcw j. G1rveN Was,
alter "A slight resistance the part Of Ar Marsh led
on crossexaminatOn INTO the cause OF HIS sudden de-
Iarturefro the city, aud repeated his Old statement
thai be left The city under threats OF death from Ring
men There many present 70 hear the GaTveys
testify noticing vita amusement the Sbarp con
Iras between theD. As the memorable occasion OF
the tr1a of Mayor Hail. Andrew j. Garvey was 80 qmck,
smpaten aud mpusve IN regard TO the part he played
IN the Ring revolution 10 cal ont laughing ren0n-
sfrIOce IRON Mr.. Marsh; his brother was slow eau
tiOus and nOnchaani, ana utterly pam d All tnJrLs II
any had been contemplated, 10 confuse hm Mrs Car
Vey present.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
THE COURTS.
scURRn.ITY AT GREAT EXPENSE.


.,osrs CHAMBERLAIN yINED $5,OOO FOR skNDNI
ABUSIVE POSTAL CARDS.
T., tbe limited States Circuit Court yester-
-. when Moses Chamberlain, who was recently con
ss,ed Of sending scurrous postal cards through the
,xas called for sentence. MT. Warning. one OF MS
n.el said that there circumstances In the case
s,ah should "Induce the Court to temper justice Win
.,,ys Mr. Warning then read an affidavit maze oy
M Kellerman 20 the effect that Mr.. Chamberlain had
n under bis treatment for over three years that no
,x,s suaerfnR from acute dyspepsia, winch He
.nsutly developed "curious phases of mouomania;
rat his health absolutely required great deal OF e1er-
- IN the omen air that It had suffered very consider
.,,v from his two weeks incarceration In Lnuio"
s,rae TAIL and that IL sentenced to imprlsonmeh' HiS
M, TouId be in danger When Mr. Warning had nniSneu
,.dnr the AFFIDAVIT, Judge Benedict, addressing tne
prisoner. said; ,,y.r.ss
rs the laws OF your country, and after fair trial.
hich vou were defended with great aDlltyS you nav
In conyiced OF sending IA scurrilous postal CARDS
Deen the ms The facts as trOught out by the evil
encs leave no doubt TO your guilt, anu no uOuot
a an sed those cards to force payment OF money
=. Sich Vou we're not entitled The crime is OF such
eharacter that the community must learn Ihat
M commitied with impunty; that the United states
a,s cannot be used Tor transmission OF cards OF
that character. am called upon 70 determine
~ not M Is best to uct upon yOn the gnomlny OF con
6nement m the State Prison or 10 punish you Ohy y
ane Ia view OF what has been SAID IN your Denan
shall save Won from The disgrace OF imprisonment OuV
,h aa must h. 10 admOnsh you that yOr must
not commit the oense OF sending scurrlious poSta
through the mail Tue Government mas OnIy HoVeu
sentence on enc Of the Il counts the Indictment oen
tenoe WILL therefore, be pronounced on mat count snu
merely sus pended the remaining counts Tue sen
tsnoe of the Court is that you pay fine OF 5000 and
stand committed until II be paid.
Mr. Chamberlain is 1t Is said abundantiy able TO pay
the fine This Is the first tried under the law max
tns an oense to send scurrOus postaeards through
the mail and on that account, well as on account OF
the standing in society Of those most interested II OK
eited considerable public attention. The cards were
sent 10 Aaron vanvaukenburg who as he expressed H.
preferred invoke the AID OF the law rather than De
vctmized" Assistant United states Attorney
purdy conducted the prosecution. and ExJudSe Fuller
,au and Mr. Warning appeared for the defense.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

than that furnished to-day by the movements
of Pacific Mail. With the TAT that the
only three remaining directors not known as
professional stock speoulatOn had retired rom
the direction-a fact which certainly did not induce
outside buyIng-the price was forced from Sff 70 d.
within fifteen minutes after the opening and on
transactions of only about 5000 sharea After reacS
ing to Si it again to 49, and hucteated TOT tne
remainder of the day between 35 and Sss, cioslDg-
when it was known that Msssrs. Alexandra. Guion
and Tolcott bad withdrawn their gnation-at Sot
b. 1t ia understood in the street that Mr. Sage Is 70
be reelected President tomorrow. The Injunction
the Lake Shore dividend was the topic most dis
Oussed and the suggestion was made in isome quar-
ters, that if it was intended to be genuine suit it
should have Joined the Trustees under Mortgages
as parties defendant for not having enforced thsir
trust and for having permitted the Company
to pay dividends every six months mp
to August 1873. without taking any steps
to collect the amount due to the sinking fund
The only apparent effect of the injunction upon
the stock has been to kill all speculation in it, and
to induce a general desire the part of the shorts
20 close up and get out of the mudde; 50 of the
total transactions of only 1900 shares the day.
abOut 9O00 were done in the first half hour. IL is
reported that the earnings of the road for she first
week in January are S55 900 less than for the cor
responding week of last January. Wabash mas
shown more strength than for some time past,
having sold from III TO 1884, back to 17s, and closed
at 1Ss. The principal feature of the general mar
ket has been this very general closing up Of
short contracts The aggregate business OF
the day comprised the purchase and sale
of 229,O0O shares of stock. of which 1880
were Western Union. 1880 Pacific Mall
81 ZOO North Western. 20sOO Union Pacific, 1s,7OO
Lake Shore $500 Erie 1890 St. Paul, 1440O Ohio
and Mississippi. 1890 Wabash, and S,lOo Rock
Island. At the close prices showed advances for the
past "a hours az follows Delaware, Lackawanna aud
Western, Ohio and Mississippi, and Rock Island. !
per cent each Hannibal and st. Joseph, st. Paul
and North Western Preferred, each /. Union Pacific.
3; c., c.. and l. c.. Lake Shore. Northwest Com
mon. and Western Union Telegraph, each /; Erie, 3;
Wabash, !. and Pacific Mail. II. Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph alone of the active stocks declined per
cent. The opening. highest. lowest and closing
nrices of active stocks sold to-day were as follows
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
sUPHgioR COURT.-TRiAL I

8s2. Rockwell and or. AIT. Nc
Govern and or.
756. Lew sgt O'Conor and o-s.
1899. .Ke,es agt The Mayor. &c.
972. .Hssevell agt. COursen.
642l2. Stevens sgt Coleman and
orG
S64 .Psrshall agt Charles.
S56. Her15erg and or. agt. Mnf-
rar.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The trial of George w. Murray, indicted for the
John COnen begun estsriay II he Court o. or ana
the en Of caroasai and quarrel one
SstunsT night and Chsres. and was commit ed
with caruDg Mr. Phelps opened the case or the people Chs
W Brooke defends the prisoner
The whole session of the Court of General Ses-
sion occupied With Toe second m Of sarah Ayr o
keping Gsordery The trs oT tn Feeuth arr
check and that class OF nusan ron
the ward The the admitted the ohenJ
bpg on be former trial ownership the pms
oner. The will be lu1ed to-day.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Judge preSiAg pleaded eu and sentenced
Sardo making cigars without gyng the lmre
bond three months Imprisonment fne Of SlOO John OArroH
operating toit lsry months and nne OF
$500 Charles obtaining uduenl naturalization
5000 Michael Gallagher
smuggling and sentenced to moonnen
fF sI months John Martinez smuggling
and Marines the agent IN THIS city o
the RnTa Havana Lottery.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. Is

wBDNRSDAl. JAN. l3.
French Mail via Queenstown and Liver
no y the close 1t the P0sOmce al m
10 steamship sails at n from Cuaaa DOCK
Pof Fnes Mail the steamship s. Laurent mails close at
a al a Per oO, Norm
THURSDAY, JAN Ia
Mails for Rurupe Chebolg and Hamburg T steamship
suevia e,ose AZ IL Supplementary Mail closed Al he
postOhce At is D. steamship sails H. iron pier oo' o
Third.si, Hoboken- -. -, o
m suppementAry closed at the POOhce az <4O p m
steamship sails at 3 D. In. from Per No. ), n.
PkIDAl. Is.
Tor foE POstome every A'
at 1880 IN. -, ~ ". p.., n ~. .,,.,
isyn6pm IL u,,.,.., -, ,e
seanship
oe a Q a IN Supplementary Mai IL closed a. he fostOnse u
l03O m u IRON Pier NO oZ Norh hrt'
For Europe and Brenen by teashp
mails close NJ 80 Supplementary mail closed a. voc
OHcs AZ ll5 D. m Steamship from fr oo Of lnii1'
4. Hoboker. --. s...L ia.
porfs etc steamship Henry Chsunesy close az 10 a. m
.ntarv M cosed Post flee Il IL a. steamAhp sails ~
" N. rem Pier No. AZ North River -, =, o . -
KeTW City oi Hseo elose ~ y !"
steamsnp sa is ut D. H. from Pier No. 20 East alVer
sUNDAl JAN. H. n
Mail. eoss at II O'clock The fUstOhce Open Vom =
n. to II a u ..o.,.y - 70
savana santa harha nhd OsAkens
by the msp Atlas at 10 Steamship sans ~ liz
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
LIFE IMPRISONMENT.

Thomas Hayes, who was convicted on FIJI
day of murder in tho second degree Tor shoo'ne James
Delaney. and whose sentence was pos'pooeu un., .v
,o-dav was sentenced by Judge Barrett to imprison
n,eut for life Daring the delivery Of homily 20 tne
coovicted man. In which the Judge pointed out tne
result OF bahtt OF carving pistols. espeolay wno
nnder the Influence or liquor, the wife ana cnhureh'
no we're present. very deeply affected ana when
HAYES was removed by the officers their grieI WAS
violent and prolonged.
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hrstnamed defendants rsist recognising van hnst
and Crawford who ciamed 20 have forfeited tner
membership by continued absence az s nm
giving them a majority. When The motion came up "
appeared that OF tho defendants had not ooen
properly served with papers. aud the maser ,n w t
eurned TO Thursday, PLAINTIFF counsei w
modification OF the temporary intunet on 50 sns,
party hold meeting. j. j. macn IoI piAin'nS'
VIM " MacRae aud W. II Arnoux Tor deiehoahss'
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
TROUBLE AMONG rRIysTERs.

A notion came before Judge DOnOhue yes
trdsy IN Supreme Court Chambers n the suit OF Henry
efgh ana ak other trustees Of the NeYork College
VI veterinary Surgeons, against John Busted and five
oher trustees Of the College and against Edward
van ktnst and Mr.. Crawford claiming be trustees
outoin the deiendants from holding "a meeting, aud
va heAuht ana Crawford from acting trustees.
coIS 70 tIe papers on the motion. the plaintiffs
auu tne SIX defendants admitted 10 be trustees, among
vken " We chairman are opposed In policy The az
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
SATuRIJlI. Jly. l6.
PdSSENGERS SAILED.

vop uAvGNA-In staamsap Columbus Jsu l2Thcs y Chp
~ N "a al -n and vile, Rchari CowAn Ms e. BAneaie 80.
mad PeahoiY Countess b. yIsyhATg maid 'aI ''
sery.uts J. Gaf GesIsey. X. Bury.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

7.o3 saG ,ets....... 4 So Moon sets......ll.30
staH DAY.
"a, p.o, 600 Gov. sanc. OI5 Hell Gate Ferry 2O4
' HIGH DAY an,
candy Hook 0:Ol Govs isiDd O5' heh uaN re"'''' --
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
PhSSENGERS ARRIVED.
MINIAruKH ALMANAl

PROM BRRNRN-Ia steamship Amttna Jan. "a liant ar
no art ir Nester, John Moos. Geo HhaDefset
Hermann and family H. shuIe Michael Pelsnse Adolf Auh' =
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
We annex closing quotations of fore

The money market opened easy at per cent on
call. but later became firmer at 3t04. Prime dis
counts are az last quoted at 5l97 per cent The
Treasurer at Washington received to-day S6OO,OOO
National Bank notes for redemption. The follow
ing is the Clearing house statement:
Carrepey exchanges S75553 l6 Cold cIchanges s6526ad
Carresey balances 3543 GAL Gold bAlAnees. l34O3oe
Government bonds in sympathy with higher gold
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
CALRNDARs-THus DAY.

l24. Matter of Hines
l2s. Matter of O'Hare.
l3I .sabdiore agt. White, ke.
l4l.. Browning, ke.. aga Roll.
wagon.
1873. Hope sgt. Lawrence. lie.
ls5..HoiDes sgt. Lisberger.
ly4. Matter Of Wlnnski.
ISf'.Calting, err. agt stevens,
ke.
J.. BRADY and DASIHrS, j.
81. christopher and lOth-st. n.
Il. ca. Agt Central
Crcsstown Il 4. Co.
tb. - AFT.
lSg. .GeerY aBd ano. sgt Coley
im'Bd.
1870. Patterson sgt Baker.
lgl. .sAltanstall AIT. Lard.
1913. .BOari Of Supervisors axt.
CsaSsslt.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
And the following for city bank shares

The following shows the exports exclusive Of
spece) from the port of New York TO foreign pors
for the week ending Jan. 12:
Pa, N. -..t "a lsiies us0S 1oS s.2s4lis
Previously reported. S.5l3.9O6 f.9O5ooO fZfe S"S
Since J., L. ST 96S 329, sgiI4S90 s3473.S5S
Pree OF goh.'....... 1874 lIll llzS
FL Aho tnd of Llla
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
The bids for stocks ut the close Of the Exchange

According TO cable adyices British cOnsols were
easier aud United States bonds steady, Erie being
strong and rising to 2702l, occasiOning an advance
in the price here to 80. Money is reported easy.
Owing to a scarcity Of bills in the market and an
improved demand the foreign exchange market was
iirner. the standard drawers having advanced the
rate for so days bills to 4S6 and sight to 49Ot The
actual working rates, however, were 4.S5sS4S6 and
4.sgf049O. Gold opened firm at 112s. but under the
stimulation thus afforded the price later stened up
TO ll2s the price holding strong all day on fair
business On gold loans the rates were 2, 2i 3, and
per cent for carrying to flat. The engagements OF
specie for tO-mOrrOw's steamers are SsOoOOo' Inc
EXPORT clearances of domestic produce for the week
ending to-day we're 4224,4l6 in currency valuation.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out Sl2iOOO in called
fve-twenties. and $4,000 in coin interest. The
DAYS business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold cleared S24 252O 900 gold balances S1.@9O,75l
currency balances, sl.S71.68 The following we're
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

1914. .Lalinr and sns. agt. Pacific
M. :. 4. Co.
1876. Harrington sgt murray.
im'p'd.
1876. .MosAit agt. Caldwell - a.
l07 Bush et 81 sgt. Tread~eil
1913. .Latarop at. Godfrey es al.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
THE MARKETS.
iCaresuiir reported ior raz rEIBcsH.I
EcElprs OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

The following n complete sai9psi vsea
vsre cleared TO-DAY
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-07
Pugilism and the Bench.

Mr.. Justice Brett has just startled re-
spectacle society by giving lift to the
prize-ring. 1t seems that i'll February
last two men had pugilistic encounter
in field in the neighborhood of London.
1t was a very stiff fight, though the money
was only 81 side; and while the victor
was seriously wounded, the beaten man
died the same night from the injuries he
had received. His nose was broken, his
head fearfully battered, and the cause of
death was conclusion of the brain. 1t
was, according to the rules of the prize
ring, fair fight, and Mr.. Justice Brett
was led to regard it favorably in contrast
to the cowardly atrocities in the way of
kicking, of which we have lately had
such shocking epidemic. He said he
could not regard fighting with the fists
as very heinous offense, even though it
did sometimes result in death; it was at
least better that people should use their
fists than knife or iron-heeled boots.
He accordingly let off the victor in the
fight with a weeks Imprisonment, his
confederates and abettors being various
ly sentenced to q week and three days.
There is, of course, no reason to suppose
that the triumphant comDatant IN TINS
case had any idea that he was actually
killing his antagonist, but it Is thought
that the Judge would have done well to
avoid saying anything in justification of
what Mt the best is brutal and danger
Gus sport. 1t is remarkable how rapidly
and completely pugilism has gone down
since the great fight between Sayers and
Heenan, and between Heenan and Tom
King, which seemed to promise, from
their popularity and the distinguished
patronage they enjoyed, a revival of the
noble art. The sport has now only a
fuctuating existence among the lowest
and most obscure classes of the popula-
ton, and is scarcely ever heard of by the
rest of the public. Even the sporting
papers have long ago given up taking
notice of what was once one of their ia
vorite pastimes. Correspond
ence Net0 York Times.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-07

THffl '"'' ." nv Ifff
written upon receiving the gift of pumpkin pie.
BY JoGs o. WHITTIER.

Oh, greenly and fair in the lands Of the sun,
The vines Of the gourd and the rich melon run,
And the rock and the tree, and the cottage enfol
With broad leaves AL greenness and blossoms all
Like that which DER Nineveh's prophet once grew,
While he waited TO know that his warning true,
And longed for the storm cloud, and listened in
vain
For the rush of the whrlwind and red fire rain.
On the banks of fhe xenil the dark Spanish maiden
Comes up with the fruit of the tangled vine laden;
And the Creole of Cuba laughs out to behold
Through orange leaves shining the broad spheres
Yet with dearer delight from his home in the North
On the fields of his harvest the Yankee looks
forth,
Where crook-necks coiiing and yellow fruit
shines;
And the sun Of September melts down on his vines.
All on Thanksgiving Day, when from East and from
From North and from South come the pilgrim and
guest,
When the gray-haired New Engander sees round
his board
The old broken links of affection restored,
When the care-wearied man sees his mother once
And the worn matron smiles where the girl smiled
before,
What moistens the lips and brightens the eye
What calls back the past like the rich pumpkin PIE?
OH fruit of loved boyhood the old days recalling,
When wood grapes were purpling and brown nuts
When wild. ugly faces we're carved on Its skin,
Glaring out through the darkness from the candle
within
When we laughed round the corn heap, wlth hearts
all in tune,
Our chair broad pumpkin, our lantern the moon,
Telling tales of the fairy who Travelled like steam,
In pumpkin-shell coach with two rats Tor team.
Then thanks for thy present. none sweeter or bet
ter
Fer smoked from an oven or circled platter!
Fairer hands never wrought pastry more fine,
Brighter eyes never watched DER its baking than
thine!
And the prayer, which my mouth is too full to ex-
press,
Swels my heart that thy shadow may never be less
That the days of thy lot may be heightened below,
And the fame of thy worth like pumpkin vine
grow;
And thy life be sweet, and its last summer sky
Golden-tinted and fair as hy own pumpkin pie!