The New York herald., 1875-11-21

United States internal stamps on checks pur
porting TO have been printed for Colgate Co, and
attempting the same, brought before United
States Comm ssoaer Shields yesterday and held under
S. 600 ban 70 await further examination The sureues
on the bond are j. b. Lichtenslein, Timothy Hoyt and
Helen NJ sprague
Judge Benedict 'of the United States Circuit Court
was too N 10 attend yesterday. BY his direc
ton the court adjourned until next Saturday II
Is expected that that day decision Will be ren.
dered on lhe motion for arrest of judgment and
for new trial IN the case Of ex Deputy Collector
Dos Anges
The counterfeting family Of Mrs De Mott and chill
dren brought before United States Comms-
sioner Shields yesterday for frSher examination The
children, Francis and Catharne Kinney, were dis.
charged, the ground that they had no criminal
knowledge Of the transaction The mother and eldest
child, Ella Kinney, we're remauded until Wednesday
next Herman Volkestsin, the beer dealer who was
arrested Tor passing two Of the coins pad 70 him py Ea
kinney vas discharged on his own recognimnce
II The Uniied States District Court before Juege
Biatchiord suit was commenced yesterday ny me
United states government against Edwin J. Portor, ~
principal and J. Thorndke Woodbury. ". NJ. Arnold
and James W. Eyertt sureties on bond Of 5000
sven ~ Iortef As an sualtlohI Pay ''aa'Si ~ -, 80
United states army to recover an alleged aehcit W nus
accounts amounting S357 s. The deficiency Is said
g be the result Of clerical error
The argument the order 10 show cause why the
Injunction should not be made permanent restraining
the Panama Railroad Company ifom running, IN con
uecton with its road steamships between this city
and Asptnwall and Panama and san Francesca, was
yesterday set down FOR Friday. Il looks now as
though the legal contest on this matter would be
prolonged and exciting one.
Very SLOW progress IS made IN reaching conclusion
the question 81 making permanent the temporary
injunction granted BY Judge Donohue, forbiddng the
further playing the BOwery Theatre OF the drama
''Si Slocum. The argument the case which
set down FOR yesterday before Judge DOnohue, in Su
preme Court Chambers adjourned ull next
wednesday.
Ia the suit brought by Washington E. Rolling and
others against Duncan, Sherman CO., recover the
sum ~ 5000 letter OF credit and IN which
Judgment rendered tor the plantin, order has
uon oi Mr. Butler Duncan on supplementary proceed
tugA The examination delay pending the return
81 Mr. Duncan from Alabama
A further hearing had yesterday ID the matter
of the contested win Of John L. Brown, before Surro
gate Huchngs The principal business was the cross
examination oi Mr.. John L. Brown, Jr., son of the
testator for the purpose OF locating the property now
held by the and his WIFE, and his mother, Mrs.
Hannah Z. Brown; to elicit when where and how i
purchased who paid Tor IL It's present condition,
and what property formerly owned by the testator and
his family had been sold and to whom. The witness
Kept uuder examination several hours without
ehcting any evidence of public interest
On Thursday last the Collector OF tho Port seized the
Hudson River steamboat Syracuse and tackle for alleged
violation Of the navigation laws not having had It's
boilers and hui inspected by the proper authorities Tor
period OF year. The usual libel Vas led and yes
terday United States Marshal Fske took possession Of
the vessel The penalty amounts 10 $9Oo The defence
Is that application recently made TO the Inspectors
OF Vessels Albany, for a survey, required
make round trip before the inspection, and
that during thai trip the made