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, 1875-11-12

LArHaT.
New ynnz, Nov, 11.-taoi opened 1t nat, fell off
10 115s., and later advanced to ii's at which Hu.t
It closed. The rates for borrowing L. g. Aud pcr
cent rer annum h,,t i-G4 per diem.
ttoternmenta were 9n1ot and firm.
1lailroat bonds wers nrni, With Cleveland Hits
burg consolidated. 1isuuioal + st. Joe, to Pacific Is
SUES. anu Northwestern as Tue features.
State securities wesc steady.
The stock market opened buoysnt and aclvr, with
lurgs advance tn prices Tho icalinK feature 1t Io
day VIA CnIon Pacific, whIrh advanced fruot Gs Y to
70. Tho next greatoat slvauos was in raeide Hall.
which from ;s'l to so7f Ohio at,t'ft,1pp1 was
active, anil advanced from 17x 10 181. Northwestern
common roso from 8sK 10 30 NJ. ran1 from INV 10
81, preferred from 6ltt Ia s7 a's 'Ieh'gan cen-
lral from eo' to e79 Western rnim r'' ol to 3M
ss.pecd sas d'ie T. o1 .n + .suenty e. ' aeen sSss
.avanee1 10 :a.. 'ssltuei 10 :!,.. .a say.nced g
2a Mis.onr rae, 'o;S H. 'fo, or ~ I"na': 10 anys .
1lisht stoeka wtrs t"eyaAs d.riu1 Tue aftesnean,
with an artlvo hu.urss IN The eaatng shares hut In
tho nual sales iherr rcaetion froln tho a4trea
advance Gu Icaxasous. Union raa!hc continued to
he tie feature of sle ,naric anil roaa to ~ ag4nss
e # tt; s ras q Ms sse sas sf' se snsa pss FsaS? II
ins i " OIL; s llsnn!is, nj /, T. d. jss
sI~tivsly. Mic4.a cautFai roso from aa,l 10 u 4.
I'M iron, ,T ia, rs,ltea 10 ~. aa, elote nt93:
Illinois Central advanced from q 10 u.s. Nort!.west-
closed nti M, after sultins W to ST. lnuI roao
A,s, rxetetrct Ia G5. aud Kaek Island 10 lD, but
eln*tl vt rcaettun If $40 II. Lake SheEv
sS,s ssa 'isn' is Ct, e'. ws.s'n ~ ion ' ie ,s IL
ssen, 7ess 10 7e1.. New Jersey Central advanced 10
u.s. anil thtca 70 ISL, tho latter closing !. l7t Tho
changes lu hs baiailtu of thu list ware lrAs Inpor
tant,
'ThS movement Mt Tho Stuck Exchange 10 compel
tnlnpanra acclri!ics Arre dealt in to fur
nsh tsIlswo.tlty Information in regard to their proE-
ertcs IL making ieAlw4Y. Tho raroa1 earnings Tins
fur III November continue to show handsome gain.
The 1r1t Teck shdWa Ali Increase TN tho vt. Paul ko1d
Of 5f,Da0 aud III the nnek 1aiaHd Of $5,t). Union
Pacific Ratl.a about $sgttn. For thu 1Fst two days
Of the sucuul week Northwestern Rhnws Increase Ut
$4,:N. Tho earnings Of the Uho Il stississprl Rail-
way for the four months frnnl June ~ to Oct. 81 1873.
vrzo tss ranatess furncrty iurludtt st,os lp1 less
operating expenasa s4Isl surplus. S,ss, ,sA. Grain
ported ul1y that firm alone, within tlree days.
hnt made advances to tho extent OF 81 9Dp, ,001
prot,uce Dnw On its wHy 10 tho ssasoarI.
Transaction At tho Stock Exchange aggregated 13G.
010 ehatca IT which d 900 Pacific Mall II r1
Ecatern unsen, $500 Northwestern common, 2a 81,
Paul common, WOO jr,itlr,l, Dj0 Erie, 1uOo0 81.
oe, 21GL0 Lake Shore, l"0J OAiUH, II 900 linton Pa
eiac, as.A 19,o o Missouri VAcinc.
Money u.arkck ctsy a. 2Itat. Primo mercantile ps-
per. ttG7.
Customs rcreirta, s2i3,ue1, -..
The AsR.st mt Tfea.l,Ecr lisbnrzcl 3.40, 900.
Efrartngs. Ii,HD.d1O.
Sterling Asns Et 4st1ts7ii. -.-..
Tie Government awarded 100000 Of gold to-day at
, 1875-11-12

H1tnara~a 1fo'h staFs oR Wednesday, for city COLI
sampaon: t@' ba wheat, 2;ara hu so.a, 1,.4p eu
aats. l,9a7 hp rso, 1854 bu barley.
Tho following grain WAS inspected Into stoso on
Thursdsy morning: esfs rejected winter wheat
II cara No. sprins, I'D cafs No. Do. s. ca1s NJ.
10, - cars Es]cto1 10, car no gsas Do a wAca ID
ear4 hsh-mjxsd cosa, IS cars and o,suo L4 NJ. lido
- cars rejecte do, 10 carr no gs.s 10 yY co1u,.
carr wis oata, 10 M. u. u car. relycLeu d.
10 grado do to5 oassl; 13cars No. sYr car re-
1ecsei do; c.s No. barley, o csrs 40. 3lp e1rs
No. ia, Total {tod Carl, 1900 BIZ. 1uspse.ud out
.s7J bu what, Ss9 bu corr. $50 bn pa, lacs hu
gsv. ls,aad hu bAsisy.
Tbs receipts Of the articles named for tbs week
ending Nov. worn approximately i. follows Sugar,
aa'l as As; pEups. t77.&N ias Coffee 1855 IL
tn, l CSC w cotton. l37, 100 bs tahaceo, w. WI
hx.
Tbs ep,aoo!io "a very long name for 4 short cough
FroaaA dlseass. Est It attacked &he Aorses. then
tls Wu!es. aaa now 1t hax settled upon the bnls-ou
clanse, Tho Eeass asssn to 10 proof s9ainsa il II
psescat. Thf!f turn haa not yet come.
1t u statcd has tbs Governor aud two Of the 1etn-
bsfs Of 3as 1oAf1 Vt Railroad Ahtl Warehouse Com.
l4sioasss sss fasekahs TO sAs esi4latsmaa. af NJ.
, 1875-11-12

GENERAL MARKETS.
ALCO1OL-Waa atsauJ At $2.11a9.2&.
uK0OM-CORN-Wss moderately setiva aud wsak,
except old hurl. Following are The quotations
uLoi;e old hnzl brush, 1Gallc; choice medium. ia
7He; good medium brlah, 6H@aNc; fair inside aad
covers. s9co; inferior, 49sHo; crooked, sl40atc.
nuTTER-Thi& 1narket has no important new
featutas Trade Eenaius quiet tu tho abaenee Of any
very considerable outaldo demsnd, and prices show
aoIua lsregularlty Tablo butter commands very full
prices. We sttl quote: Choice 10 fancy yellow 3<9
SIC; medium to good grader, 7a82ic iufarior to
mon, lbal8o; common 10 choice rull, 3o32Go,
BA0aING-TheTe wa8 no uotcasbts improvement
in the gfaln bag ttado. OIdors vsro restricted In
amount, mud tho aggregate distribution was light.
pricea wero stsady 1t tho auncxed range: Stark A,
nc; Lewiston, 2'6o; HonsAup, 2axo; Ontario. 7do i;
American a. 2iEo: Amosfeag, 2sc: burlap-btgz,
bu. l+Rlsc; DO. bu. l3@1oc: gunuics, single. 15@
Ice; do double. aa@.Go.
CoOpEnAGE-paekers'g goods wess salabts At recent
prces. Bales wese nade Of 900 pork barres II
rtS,ss1 sassrsH Sste s quoted 4 $l:sSts! a.
and unchanged. sales wsru effected At ii l3o for
good t2 fancy factory.
Loekawanns, range and nns tla.90; do sua. 81. %;
can1c1, 70oa6.uo: Hooking Valley, $fLb0; lndiAuA
Neck. taao: Hssaoss Ohio, $a.s; Illinois. s.so,a
.fisn-Thero vi. good demand for cod aud hor-
rtng. but, fur o'hnt description thero was ousy
IN; No. trout. soosaL3S; NJ. shore n,ssisToi,
sw 6t tt1S9.a: n4b1 H. aesy ta2 "
IT, Il: s:ssss sa@ eis' NS. %.itbsss b.s Ii.
y 50; urge family tits, 1l.lh*il,: hank ooana,,
sss; LaSs.iar nc.sinx rouS Iii. K t. aso ia 10
5.er. so9s1a; se.l.d. aefr!ax. ntr boz, s,9st3c;
FltulTs AND Aurs-A soo4 bslsi,,esa visa dons
u III IT, sst. tn '1s oss e1 psss it
HrFo dun, but wcto arnly held. Alackesrte4 aEo
Earco and sEs 10 higher: FnoE1os-pases, ska
Gs; or tm1}s'; l1ss'ssi nk. 4s,a. new d
ioo.e @ W Msseasei. asx. sssocssi:; VII Vai:nci. iiSta
l.o; xAnt0 oufraats, new. H38Hot eIlsun, 4a 2tc;
s,se9 ss .Ss. ] sssssy s:as R a sDt
isSais@s; Do sI i.sa iSse d. :s.a ia
/ pitcd cherries, 21a29c. Nurs-f1Ibests, lk1 l2e:
ssltc, ufsnohis satnuts, ia.ise: n1azls, 7sassc !;
pss&ns. Tsss.. lst*lse; Wilmington peanuts, ats
| WIG: Teuntssee PEANUTS, 6%ase; African peanuts,
Sin:EN GnEEN FRu1rs-Apple. we're sIow and weak.
Holders. fearing laFas receipts from tha Eat, wera
luwer haures tther fruits wsre slow I'D tasy Ioui.
sss :pss: ss 3 ssF 'seSs
pics, r. BY rer br tro stoss 9rsIea Ia O lsss-
kels tl79ssAOo; Duchess ps4rs $dU1a7 10 par Lsl !;
1oso p.r hi: Csrs Ood d.. 81: calIfosnis
psars *JoH t10 pcs bog; DO Yespss, $500 tef Grs..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cuustuns weak aud unsettled,
He hi around. ws alao asio ~ suy feSaax ia ~
gAFr, and reduction Of III 80 In two grades Of
refined. Aew Orleans nsos4ses xas quoted 3c lower
fos old sud unchanged ns~ Rice w.a ss4y. spice..
soaps. stazsh. h., ssusia stesaY aud asta. rksde
a1s1-R.usoon. 7e; Carolin.. 7Xaso; Louisiana.
,Sasi is1sne 9: 5..., ~ !s1. ". = sosa
, 1875-11-12

trclau range Of 411tAs uu, Ths ruling pt1csa were
&a.51ai.!3 for common 10 good fat mutton shee2s
NEW YORK. .
NkM YpHx, Nov. Il.-ukxsRS--6soulptA2 . 5oo. tnA4-
lug ~ for iha thrss days. against 3soo st ii sA,aa
time last wsek. Ths 1.1o1 beetes offered ysstsfaaJ
kea cailo aud taodsrsta supply Of oomMou to psins
native stsers. Tha dsmApa q {4ir, aud price. srs
ts1r higher thGn u tha cluss Of Monday 4k ~ eaF
uhc; ara leesat Colozaao steess 1t VIC % c4r-
loss eommon to extra nafrs Atears q at9l5Ac. ~
ay's Oh auQs we're aaauy TsxAa and Cherokee cattle
ii oratpasy aua4t,. fes which there vsA tut 4
lxhk Jsp1aa t1sds Maa dull aA4 4ullse<l Tho 3saI
, 1875-11-12
COMM MERC!Al,

Tha following wero tho receipts md a1ltpmenta Of
tho lsadg articles ot prouca in thIa city during
tweu.y-f hours cudlp9 It 7 O'Clock 90 Thszsdsy
morning. and for lhe cottsponinK Ase one yeak ago
, 1875-11-12
. How The Putting Up Of Rates VIII Affect
the Country.
Tho Produce Markets Rather
More Active, but Irregular.
Observation-Disclosures and
Corn Firmer.
Grain Receipts Light, and More Mov.
Ing Out,


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o,,, ., IT,. ,t x,no,, ,.r,,- o-t,-, yov ,,,scourts
,.o,, s,,..,, rar-o.,,tor.. G1,ts ,n.tr.,aa ,,oro
.ct.,tv II, ,hipn.n,, ~ f,rn ro,rts II, N, acct1ons
fron rhc, ,ic,o or,1er, coo,o CONSEQUENT IN ,nu1t nj,
tha ,o ,zco,,,ar n.ernn, 1- ao,nri ,,st r,n-a
il s.t, tio Ia ehi b. alc md te una te mara
t.s,1s a,'.. ..a s,1t, -, 49, sss5. ~
r,oI,,.ars ,n, r,n.,tsa,o ,,,.,s ,-s ,,.cs o,, ,o
.eslo,r 1cforc ,,,s ra,Iuay m, have ~, otnor
tuuty ~ no.rlv conflscato vsn,e. II, e,.nr,,ana,o
freI,h,s N. 1st,cr, THo .a,,. yrcn, ,ho c,,,ntry
for epr,enrv ohont ron,1 1cr.n+r leaving t,.1,rrcs
sgithout natcYi., ch.nuc The cuv wbo1ca,lr ea,rry
nse In tbs recctrt Of heavy reittances and ,cttc aro
raztng up accommodations received 10 ly goods for
Tie fail tra1e Tim ma a,orItv Of tlc leading huaca
however generally arc not applicants for discounts ut
any tine. for tley have accumulated mn abundance
of capa, to carry on their butincss on .hc!r own
sourt,s Tn Tim nyprauc ,ercfrc the l,at.ks arc be
coming n,roneer will amo~. every .lay tina. passcs
Tho retail trade haa Iccu rather active fur tho past few
days, nntl money On lis account is there
fore not largely needed. Taken together, the
gear 1875 will be regarded by Chicago btls-
nrfs men nnt BANKERS a. a most successful
one, and certainly tbcse hayo been none n .o past
wl,u balances uf profits were more sasisfacsofy aud
promising Our trstle las c1tendcd largely ln all d.
rcctions and 81 Justly do our people deal with othcrs
and au content pss they With small profits, that Wien
business ia pprr opened crs 1t is sure In 10 1c,aucl
and 10 firm baais for wider aud moro auceesaful
trAnaaetiuns.
Who mi, u true of The tsn months already rasse
anu while It will hold equally 70 for November, the
agreement Of the fu1r great Eastsru Railway luea 10
fuol their earnings anl adv4nce t1oiRLts OH wheat
10 yGc per tu, nul OH corn tn about 1tc,
as soon Is navigation .1oHep, bus
dscouracing iook for the winter months. From vAa-
dcrb,ts and hIA confederate Tom Scott nothing better
was to 10 expected Their e1tortIons fprce farmers,
M. 9ll su!les from Chicago within Tho ras. tAres
, 1875-11-12

FOREIGN Ha1kET9.
!srecint UspYlth 10 Tbs Eatet57 frlba1s.
L1vynroo1., Nov. I'LL \. u,.-FLoun-So, !, 3Ja
Cd; No. :, 2is od.
Observation-Disclosures, No. l. 1Gs ii; No. 2, lOq !;
sprng, NJ. 1. o. ID; No. 2 9s 81; white No. i, 1ls
ID; No. .. 1oa 9I club, No. /, lis I'd No. =, llH 2d
Corn-No. l, 3la I'd; No. 2, 3is I'd.
ruov1s1oxs-pork, az. Lard. 69s.
11vHHroot. Hov. lis .. nt.-ukxAna1uEss-
Weaker.
LAnp-6Hs.
Rest unchanged.
L1vzRroot., Nov. IL 1atezt. - DnElns.urFs-
Weaker.
LAnD--53s,
sr1R1Ts TcnrcNTtNT-cCs.
Losno*, Nov. 11.-TnE DASx or ExnLAHn-Tho
proportion Of the uank Of Eng1ads to it, la
b!lltY Ia an per Gant The anount Of bullion wit4
drawn from tho Dank Of England on bzlance to-day
VIA t22 000 uulion tn thu hank decreased c3S7 1Qo
during tna yast week.
MoStx-The rate Of discount In uy,pn market for
three-tnonths bills Is 25.93, being 1< below the
Hunk ot England rates.
Coxso1a-slot.ey, o. l-i6; account, o. 3-td.
AMtn1cax sEcun.11Es-t;ss lo3k; SIS, tasH :
lo-i9s, l045; new 6s. 103k: New York Central, ":
Eric. Is; 1rcferrea, o.
L1a4EEp Qtt-e3s el.
6r1atTA TrnpRsrNE-2os 3dG1ta Oh.
suuAR--Eo. II D. a., cash Nv III do aloat, 21a 81.
pAHu, Nav. ll.-TAE BANK or FxAHcz-The specie
In tho Bank Of Franco dacreassd 00f during ss
past weet.
tIxrza-Gof soe.
FaAsxroRr, Nov. 11.-UxlrEp srArxs Bosps--Nev
e. Ola "a
, 1875-11-12
tiARIME.

foar OF CHICAGO. EoV u.
Behr Arctic, Alpe1a, lumb*s; rsup City Of Con.
cord, Qgaen4burg. sunlrlns tcow CoasteE, Musks-
eou, Iunbes; 4lmr Corona, III. Jotcll, suudres:
srLr White Cloud Huskegon, lunter; lchE Il. D.
Moore Grand Hirer, Iumter; scts O. r. Johnson,
Grand River lumbar sellr D. Il. Martin, Musteson,
lumber; schF Potomac, Ford River, lumber: sehr
Wiants Wing, MantsIoe, lumber: achr A1batrasss
WAlta nsvsr. !unlqs: keh1 Bolt LldIugton. laubsF
schr Sky Lark, Buffalo, coal; scIf Homer,
Alpena, :lun,bcr; Large Wolverine, Muskegon,
lumber: sehr II. A. Wilcox, nuaa'a coal;
schr D. A. Van yalksnburg, Buffalo,
eoals s,mr Hhctoygan, Manitowoe, sundrscs;
Menominee, towing; karBs Etlnradl, s1enauiu0s,
lumber: barge slctekaune. MenoMinec, ltm1c1
0lesolard coal Fchr Pour Brothers. Manlssee luf.
snsI45s pas9 Sas J. x,', s.a. ..
steanl.busRs j. Hovel. Eseaasba, iron ors oa1gsJ.
ianSeE: % % aear !. j. ienisd, osonto, innstes ssAs
]. O. Worta, Toronto, barley; prep oeonso' ufsen
cIEaasn~sohr Albatsoas, Rcd 1!var. 900 bu oats.
50 tons feed brts PORK sthr Nosth saf rsMaes'
dp bu oats tons bran. sud sundtos scnf oasipa'
suads. Axaatss ~ 1T Il III. d. sai
siassengsrt Bt. Jussr, 10 Lrls hoHr ls!s ol ~ ~
auuJrirs bark f. Osr'nx uut4'o 7Jo9o W % oas X, ~ ~
whest achs n. u. Fsrty, White Like, tou " SET:
sshoTlIrr I,;tialp TO- UoD in corn sshs Wext Side.
yAeksis 1iasLar 500 " wheat sshs g. ~ i,'e..
Llh!ugton. 10 tos hsy stnr oisy q Io!slo ofdsa-
s,sas, s, IuGso. 10.09o la whcat; stnr cosoaa 6s'
Juaeph, sundr'ea. n-,,,.- ,,.n.. ,es
b,, coru $40 lry hides, aud auutiss ssnr ArAonst
Els $500 brs our H73 baga sesd, md aundres sehe
Moatans, Buffalo, av.sn ea wheat stms ctt. con;
4 nssa seed DetIoltt 100 1u oalmoal; duncan. !as
hrjs ijnpr, Il packages butter Rad su,ldrics; Grand
Tn.an Ha1 hi patt,
, 1875-11-12


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Sa1ftnsi NAnA nj Ii1n,is.
IiIoR Trust anil Savings Issnk.......,.,.ll0 ...,
Msrvh,a.s' H,s1Ys f<,ar snl fsu1t Co. .A5 !Gl
unGb Mil lttlat HtBk. Bk.,.......,.r..,.,-... ~"
I,,Icr aack-fsra National. 1.,............ttn $50.
Hide st,ti Jrp,hpr Htnk.. .tH1 l14
t.p1ttrHi SSttnnA! hsnk.
Nlarktt.ASKDBs.
HtI. Astfd
tfty Railway, Bout, si!c. u,
Try parkway, Wrrt Side. iaaM
t,'y Raiiway. North sfar.. liz ."..
fst,irfh' 1nsurante En.nphnJ. las 49,.
Chamber of EaffafrFfcc. c........+........I 10 IT
Chicago Gas t.!Rht an,l Cnke Contmns... .... ITS
Chicago II Northwestern gold boutls. B7ts tsH
Es 1usttiun 3tnck ...,.,..,.,,.,..,.,.... - IL
, 1875-11-12
NEW YORK pRY.oooos MARKET.

NEW YORK pH7'0Oob9 markell,
NkV Yonx, Nov. 11.-The rsiat market has baen
mora sctivs. sad aone large psoktgs sales vcro made
At irregular prices. rlad prints In good demand
and hrm. Cotton gools are In limited reauest, but
steady. Cotton annts and cosae jeans wore active.
WOODEN gooda were quiet. Tie Datfy luttetn saxs
"Haveral hundred ca2es Of Waserylict shAwls wess
sold st auction and brought good psicas,"
PITT6auHo OIL MARKET.
r1rrBnuno, Pa. Nov. l1.-rETnoLcuX-Quia p;
crude, si2shal.+5 At Partera; tenned, 12xc, P4iA-
dtiphia asl,sary.
, 1875-11-12

.t"..,.,',.. .,.s..,. .'.7-..'. ...,s,,.
much onRer ret t4cy ara s{fAil 10 so short ~ The
market ia already rresty wall discounted for future.
MEts PoMsfefl OH ior usr Ii eariv. sn,i ihen In.
pvcnua. viii rsaer imlt feslin9 sr.1,s te cosss
Haias x"r raorte at Ia BIZ ca.h nart1y 4. "a a.
I'm hrlv .sIar In xc,r ~ xiu " ~, ~.
ssl]er jsn,1sry IL III mi sI ..;"e XII,
ruary II sy. .jvfalSssSs Tms. 7slS LrIa. TLam.rfet
ill., on s1 10 sGton srsr M r. Sns; ~ tes
II IN fnr innuary mi ri 10 for ~, rnry $e''A'ss
;;s,m. @ mss ~. oMntsG ~ III ~ ~ -, na a,..
ort,as du al Slt III ~ A''' w" e'''@
f.Hn.1 ~ ..sai s.,,, thnn ...a. n...
~; ~. etr ; ~, ucr ,' M saaae
n.s r.. ns invor m. ,,.rEat srs.s Hm1 Hueo .S H.
s,,nc ~ m W"lnreaas n,nn IT, tsa. ~ E rt 10
Sai"s lara s.,n re,r; ~ X, r. n - sam x'S 1S
nu1 r.. snIer Tia Sa,r nj " ri ofSa,S M. -
, 1875-11-12

Customs rcceirtA, S2i3,oc1, -....
Tna Assist mt Tfea.llEcr tlisbnF7c1 3l40, 900.
tFrartnga. III, ,LsDtHU.
Sterling Asss 1T 4st1ts7ti.
Tie 3lssrnment awarded 100000 Of geld to-day At
f.-.s IL Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
FREEUOM OF THE PRESJ

COMMENTS or CHICAGO JOURNALS on THE IMPRGs-
ONMENT OF THE EDITOR OF THE TIMEs-AN
ABUSE OF JUDICIAL POwER-MR. STOREY Or
DERED TO BE RELEASED on AN APPEAL BOND
CHICAGO March 30.-The city dailes, with
out exception, condemn the action OF Judge Williams in
sentencing Mr. Storey editor OF The Times to ten days
imprisonment for contempt OF court. or the evening
papers yesterday The Post and Mail spoke in terms OF
the Of the matter and manner OF the
charge. which II said delivered in tho vlndic
liye style. The Journal said. editorial.y:
We unhestatnglY pronounce this proceeding judi
cal OF The most agran cnaracter aud venture
That iG will 90 long before the judge
Will have occasion to repent OF his rashness.
Tne morning papers publish editorials Of a similar
character.
We arc opposed the imprisonment Of any citizen
without process law. ani do regard SUMMARY
individual process OF law for the right II 1t
1915 ALL goes the extent Of confinement for life.
Judge Williams. in mpri-onng MI Sorey for ten DAYS,
right cOn1ne the prisoner during the
Of his life. The American people will not
OF any judge OF any court They viii not per
nit tue doctrine OF constructive contempt as mus
trated IN tue storey case 10 become the law OF tue
land.
The imprisonment or the eultor OF The Times IS no
mat OF other man. His position,
hs inf encr his surroundings, neither add to TOR
detraC from the real fact Involved IN The Transaction
Tue iaCt uSurpaOn OF power Dy an ocal dnd us ure
to deal blow rot at Nj storey but al ciz ~. not at
The ChicdGO at the freedom Of the press aud
the existence constu rights. the acton
OF Jefirirs yesterday sat on the criminal
bench II limited 10 judicial domain wuiCn
lie occupies 20 that hltd Dy tins ne "spdper;
wIeu- and brpddeas uhtil reaches
the Of court in this country AID
the rights OF every Journal aud vi every citizen Ia ths
Republic.
The Tribune
Grave as his conJcHpt may De. there viii he mauy
at first TO appllud OF the court VINO after
war Will exDeuelce grave doubts whether a MISTAKE
has committed, wBlcn all l.aithem % favor
the coup ete abolition OF constructive cOntempt.
Follow ing Is an order for the case Of NJ. Storey:
Upon plaintiff IN error entering into recocn5 nce be-
for. the sheriff III - George Chandler security,
lie will DISCHARGED from custody
WILLIAM h MCALLIsTER. Ju i-C Supreme Court"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31

the Mayor and Chamberlain. shall designate the places
OF deposit and Ok tho rate OF interest For that
purpose, and 10 make some other changes Senator
Woodin moved that the vote by which bill was lost
De reconsidered This done and the bill
mitted to the Com nittee OF Whole Senator John
son tried III vain IL have the bill committed to the New
York delegation and he and Senator Gross complained
OF tue position OF the Republicans who opposed the
wishes OF the local authorities OF New York the
disposition Of the city Senator WoodIn stated
that be had received information from New York
that the Assembly act to confirm the proceedings
New-Nork Supervisors in authorizing the appointment
OF assistant keepers tho county M and for the relief
OF these PERSONS Ia improper act The claims under
TINS act amount to about &35 goo. and these
persons were improperly appointed On his
motion the bill recommitted TO the Com
mittee on Cities. In the latter part Of the
session the County TreasIrers act considered in
Committee OF the Whole Mr.. Wood presented remon-
STRANGE OF the Supervisors Of Onondaga County against
IT, After some discussion the bill. without any
conclusion, the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Tuesday. March 81, 1875.
The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day directed the
Treasurer to withdraw from tho available currency bal
OF the Treasury lss 900 legal tenders AMI that
they be Cancelled and destroyed the beng 60
cent OF the additional circulation issued 10 National
banks during the present month. Unu further redemp
tUns the providing therefor ordered the
amount OF United States notes outstanding and 10 be
issued rs circulating medium shall not exceed tue sum
OF $J79. 42GJJ0.
The Treasury Department mas prepared and will issue
tomorrow regulations concerning the transportation Of
merchandise from and through the Dominion OF Can
ada in accordance with the treaty OF Washington and
the act OF March 1873 povidEg for carry ins tlc same
into effect.
The post % Commissioner OF Internal Revenue was re-
Gently offered TOT lawyer Of prominence in NewYork,
who came here for the purpOse considering sub
lect He declined the offer the ground that lie could
not neglect his private business
"a report has been IN circulation that Commissioner
Douglass is resign, but that gentleman says there Is
40 truth i'll the report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31

tenth-st One hundred and evenr-t utn-s'' O"eHu"
red -and-twenty ffthst. bulkhsads u' 'no ioo' "
Maidensne between Piers Nos 81 and l. On 'ne noI
side of Rvingon-st. at the foot OF FOurt> n'u dnu
teenths. and onehaf OF Piers Nos. 10, 81 q! 3D. a"u
CO. on the East River.
The following piers will be sold the NORTH. river
Nos and o. piers the foot of Bethune. Jane, 10 ~
West TWELFTH, West Thirteenth, West Fifteenth. .anu
West sxeenth-ss; bulkhead at Gansevoort; Nos. >'i
and ca piers at the foot Of Twentieth Twenty second.
TwentYfourth, Twenty fifth, Twenty-slxth. Twenty
eighth, Thi-eth Thryfourth Thirty hftn Fortysixth,
Fortvseventh. FIfty-nrst. Fiftyseyentn Onehundred
and-twenty-nuth. Onehundrrd-an thirty first. One-
hundred and hir observation-disclosures fty sec
oud. and One-hundred and-ifty -nfth-sts
Is charged by persons that the sale s wrong In
principle. spectators and middemen an OPP
pOriuny obtain control OF the docks and IT Is said
that thew sell after exorbant advance with
resulting benefit 70 the city, aud that the wharVes
and piers IN this manner for three years TO come
placed bevOnd the cty's control, thus retarding and
BiLderiDg the plan OF DOCK improvements.