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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

THxr Wit Do lr'-Peoplc who like to
trade tG the beat advantage In buying their
family groceries. provision. and all that sort OF
thing, Insist on trading At Rlson's, Odd Fellows
BuiIding, Main street, Gold Hill. There they
can and Just what they vast. ineluding the
choicest of can and case goods. fresh ground
coffee, all varieties OF pickles and preserves,
fresh vegetables and fruit'. choice liquor. 81 all
wares, crockery. etc. ETC.. and everything 81
the most reasonable rates. Goods delivered
ffes, Rison ID q good man to trade with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
FROM PORTLAND, OR
A woman and Tive Children Killed
by u SNOW Nlidc.

PORTLAND, January 25.-Tho weather
is moderate during the day, but severe
at night. The Toe in tho river is still
intact. A snow slide. about eleven miles
east Of walla walla. caused the death Of
Mrs. Tate and two children. Her babe,
buried in the ruins OF the house, was
found asleep and unframed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

Jrsr READ Tnis. -Ileyman Bro,h,rsLaye just
opened . new furniture store on the corner Of
and Taylor streets. They Offer ever thing
necessary for furnishing houses. cheaper than
any houss this eide of San Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand q large stock Of furnl.
tnre. bedding. carpets. croekery, gia-s and
plated ware. Give them q call. dc2 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

Blue PoISrs. = Lsrse..iked, delicious b
va.ves, fresh from the sea. can he had every
morning ~ Tom Hefron's celehrated Rating
kinds Of fhh, rpring chicken, porter house
steaks and everything clse crlyed BY the inner
man. Ile1ron's dinner combinations are q
marvel Of gastrunOmie skin. sell m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

An industrious citizen Of San Juan
sross @ few mornings ago. while the
festive lark was still snoring, aud With a
Tin bucket under his arm went to the
barn to milk the family COW. 1t was
dark and rainy. and in fumbling about
for old Brindls he got into the wrong
pew and began to pail the of mule Of
his wagon team. He can't remember
now which side Of the roof he went out
at, hut his recollection Of alichting on
the picket fence is very vivid. He cx-
poets the bucket down in q few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

Atlp who borrowed o dictionary to
read. returned II after 10 got through,
with the remark; at wa very Moe
reading, but II somehow changed the
subject VERY often" II was his sister
that thought the first Ice cream abe
tasted was q little touched with frost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
MithdrnMaI of RuiIIon.

LONDON. Jan. 2G.-Ths amount OF
bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of
England on balance to-day, is e2iG, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
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This Morning..
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i.o b3p. los. les. iGi h ". lD
2Ol3 Mexican. as. o. ~ bt. ~
so Gsald a Curry. ~ CIV. 30. 80
80 Savage, loo. iss, iD. iSs is
rs Chollsr Potosi. ~. u. 60
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TD Crssn Point. -. 40. n. 3.S. =.
x15O B-lcher. a.. 81. ~. Ns bio. u bj, "
bp. toS. taA.u
100 ~alcisais. Il. ~, G<
i05 kniekerbos her. I
rs Yellow Jacket, Is. u. loo' iol. loo, iciS.
iUo, l5
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III Conscience. ~ 20. y 81
5y5 talon Con. 10, II. II, ~, Il bS, IN iOS,
n bD
ss0 Baliimors Con. $. sa
as cohsoiidaisd Virginia. go. clio. COS, sss.
50. ssl. ss2s SIS
40 Jalii. ): sS.s.aS,&
40 Ksniuek. Is. ID. is bS. Isl.
iss5 sierra Nevada. II ~. lay, 10
as Oscrman. 81, o.. 80
40 Jasiies. 10. it0. i3j
i0is Alpha. -. To-. 0S b
rs california. t30. as. go. 40, 40, a. to3,
$50, so. Sn, ga. $50, ssO
90 Daasy. .
IS S~-. Belcher. loo, las
as suCcor. ., AZ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
LEoIsLArIvE PnocEEDINos.

water for winnemueer-Coai Com.
psny's Railrosd-Prison Labor
Insane-Hogxinx Game Hill
Communication after Sentenec-
Cansis -Chinese state Printer
speaker pro tsm.-virEinia city
Dsbt-Merc Lsuisiana Buneembs
To.ylRht.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
A..umed the Ofren.iye.

MADRID, Jan. 2G.-ThO Carlists have
left Biscay and G~uiposescs and moved
into Navarro with all their material Of
war. The army Of the north has as
sumed the offensive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

THAR nuaplcos tD-mOTrOW.
~
sonpoxyrI MxS.-It il useless to say
a, on, u,,., mana Inn, han.
~ A..
Py' "e'f'o-uo nhen' 'o' ~
case. One glance at b faces oil the
crowd which hoyers around q stock bull
-. III .o..;,o. n. r..aar NJ thu
~ r.. w.,.
ruth OF our asss'uon' e'sn 1870
deal ana could NOT near 'ho u,un
feelings whien nna 'e.'.u 49,. ~.
II | had ony soold nv ophir twoo weeks
ago, I'd been a rich mon;" or. "Oeh.
Mother % Moses, fere the avn Is Mix-
can soin, a. Al, ~ az, SUNNI !.
~ y. Cd dNns hi, lusk to hi" are
40 be expected, and are every day com-
mon places. But when you see a man
who has invested every dollar Of his years
savings in one or the other OF the above
stocks at high figures. aud sees his little
nil. vanishing day by day, slowly but
surely. then YOU see a man sincerely
to be pitied. To what this present bear
investment is to be attributed. is not
generally known: nor can We enli;hten
onr readers on this point. Every man
who il fortunate enough to obtain n
vlim,se Of The bonanza is amazed ut the
emount OF ore in sight and it's richness.
Three weeks ago. prominent s,oes
operators an, rnnan anS c,,so,;Ja.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

The Chief Magistrates Of New Hamp.
shire were styled Presidents until the
adoption Of the Constitution in 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
srOCK REPORr.
~ln.romrsD DAnr sr n. r. KrAriSo = co.


Last Evening.
s,s Meadow VALLEY, MN: 5s.Ts
so Raymond 4 Eiy. ~. u, %
% Eureka Con-. ita
u Phoebe. 5
ls5 American Flag. AZ
Isl Washington 4 Creole.
Ii2o belmont. nv, 10. ieS, u. IL boo
20 Newark ~
AN Rye Patch. ~. 81. AZ
81 Eufeka 90. Wa
81 City Gas. 100
GO Dayton, s, AZ
~ Challenges
50 Trench. 10
90 Ralilsa,t a. Is. s'S bs. ~, s, ~ %, -
los Utah. I, ~
35 silver Hll, n. i0A
1850 Rock leland. ~. A.. 81. az
80 original Gold hill. MS
$50 Pietou. 5os
40 ko.suth. ~. 4.
to Wells Fargo, I, CSC
go North Carson. "
iO0 n. Y. Con. AZ. ~, 4. a. b0
$50 LADY Washington. a.. ~
10 o-ssidsni.i. i 81. So. ~. ~ bo
iioo Mint. I. SIZE
50 Leo. ~
2Oio Niagara. ~. IL. 4.
5tD SeeAior. I. SIZE
100 Seq. CaiedoniA.t
$40 Jacob LIT Z. Q. l..2
100 ~Co-mopoliisn N. axe
10 L-visthan. AZ. ass
I.O rhil sheridan, AJAX
sos woodvill.. o.. ~. 81.
lao south Justice. 5k.o.5
no American Fiat. !. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
COME Ann BR mEAI.RD.

II matters not what your trouble may be.
come and let the Doctor examine your case. Il
will cost you nothing for consultation. 90 please
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. n he can cure you he
will tell you so; II not. he viii cay ~, for he
will not undertake a cure unless he 10 confident
Of Affecting the same,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
DIR. A. d. SPINN
Has Removed to No. 1888 South {

Street. Virginia, opposite Champlain House.
eountrv /. patholoyi.t and Psychologist.
oy..,,.ir nh,sIrsI
"hoso sueess'iu' ''ea'ue"' o,''''A'" P"y'
disabilities and functional arrangements de-
servedly entitle him TO the familiar recogni.
lion OF the GREAT SPECIALIST, would TO-
specifically inform the citizens OF virginia CITY
aud vicinity that his Increasing patronage DC.
manding more commodious npsnment., NC nas
removed 70 ny new omee, No, 10 soy,
French Drug store, where hc will be pleased
pertunity OF Kidding themselves. through his
professlopal agency, OF such constitutional an-
noyspccs and Ailments as he claims TO compass
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM CARSON CITY.

[.rsc,AI TO rus ootD uILL DAILY NV.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

Observation-Disclosures ..eous
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
4 FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE
CII0LLAR NINE.

A Man Falls zoe Feet Dewn an In
eliue and IN Msshed % . Jelly
Particulars Of the Occurrence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMEsTIo NEWs.

srscIaL TO rn soIp I'LL DAILY xsva.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

cline and In Mashed 20 . Sehiy-
Particulars OF the Occurrence.
Not Icing since the main incline OF the
Chollar- Potosi was boarded from bottom
70 top to facilitate the transportation OF
heavy machinery through 1t. This
morning some men wero engaged in 1t
between the 900 and iiOo-foot levels, in
putting down a new pump rod. to be
connected with the pumping machinery
at the bottom.
The Accident.
Between two and three o'clock. n Of
these men, John Williams by name, was
working alone a little below tho balance.
In some a no lost his foot-hold and
fell a distance Of 200 feet down the
boarded incline, striking the pump n
castings. His comrades heard the fall,
and proceeded to his assistance. They
found him at the bottom, dead. anu
with hardly a bone in his body that was
not broken. His body was brought to
the surface, and at I o'clock p. n. to-day
Coroner Mayer held an inquest in Vir-
cinia. The Jury returned u verdict in
accordance with the above facts.
The Deceased.
John Williams, was q native OF Tucking
mill. Cornwall. England, and aged 81
years. Ho leaves q wife and three chill
dren in that place. The deceased has
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
nEC1GIONa-JAy 10

Supreme Court Chdmbers-BV Judge DOnohue-
LnemAnn al sgt OSuyan n aLkepOt confirmed Loaewick
RusssmCrOss nterrogNtOres allowed
Motion granted Matter Thompson Asbestos Rug
Hs1osk Motions denied Wagner ag PesseneekeI tudgmeat
granted. Russell Agt Russel.-MenorsBdum-
Superior CcWt-SpeciGl Term-By Chief-Justic
MopelThe People Of the state Of New fOrk Thomas
Harriet BshOpTbe third
attachment
DISCHARGED. Phillips sgt Phillps-honon denied
Judge sedEwek-Baum ct 81 agt. Goaberg-MOnon
tsee nem HowsRd sgt smith et aAonon denied
Same SameThe
DENIED (See em) CorWa Brd Motion for denied
and without prnce 10 future motion
iBg after motion (See mem
Bg Judge spe MeMicEn ct a. ag LswreSoe eIcsp.
tons settled Snd ordered Ou hie
Common PIeas-Speeial Term--By Judge J. F.
DalyWul6ng Bsnero granted
oeiver; orier 70 be settled on DAYS
Equity IeyT-By r. DAly.-Aesier fled
deoee be settled ca notice
TerBBT DAILY c. J., Larremore and r. Daly J. J.
Krrkee BnIer-JudgneBt affirmed Appleton Mudget,
Affirmed Winston and Side
confirmed White
HugusnOt National Bank sudNe aCOuu toek papers,
Costello Agt The Mayor, &c--Argued and affirmed
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
CASE OF MIXED JURISDICTION.

Edward K. Winship applied yesterday to the
Court OF over and TermDer by habeas corpus for relief
from civil Imprisonment The Sheriff made return that
NE held b. virtue OF 1ve orders Of arrest in five diff
ferrnt suits. the aggregate bail which S465OO
and also a commitment for contempt for failure
pay bis wife 500 amOny In this the reator
wnshp up, hrst that In Of the suits ud
had been entered, and an appeal from IL pending
second, that the Court OF Common Pleas insoV vent
rOceedings had discharged him from his debts third
fhat another OF his OBTAINING creditors had proved mis-
debt In bankruptcy and fourth that his wies desiner
wac 5ailaOle matter The Sheriff his reply claimed
4hat he held the prisoner issued before iudg-
ment that the actions not contract but for
wrong (tOrt), and the discharge OF the Court Of
COmincn Pleas had nothing 20 do with such
oascs that the Court OF Common Pleas before granting
discharge, had lost all jurisdiction, assignee
Bankruptcy having appointed by The United
Court tnat the third answer mmateral, and the
fourth untrue II argued for WinshIp that the
actions though nOmnRlly for conversion grew out Of
breach Of contract and that the rule relied by the
saerif only applied 70 quasi criminal tOrts such as
assault and battery libel &C. that the power of the
stale Court State arrests was not taken away by
the Intervention Of the Bankruptcy Court aud that the
commitment for contempt merely u form OF civil
process under which enti'led 10 the privileges
Of the jail limits" Judge Barrett reserved his de-
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
AN ESTATE BEQUEATHED To CHARITY.
THE WILL OF JAMES KEILY


The will of James Kelly has been admitted
10 probate by Surrogate Hutcbngs. He Is best known
70 the public through the Kelly medals" which he
established. and through his connection with the
schools as trustee and inspector BE LEFT no relations
within the degree Of cousiDship He leaves his estate
10 George NJ Duer President Of the Bank OF the State
OF New York. Charles T. DAILY, First dge Of the Court
NJ Common Pleas: and Lawrence d Herman, Clerk OF
the Board Of Education. and trustees, 10
paw TO the Roman Catholic orphan Asylum 1000 10 the
trustees Of the FIRE Department S5oOl the same amount
Tor his funeral expenses and ot and vaul FOR the re-
mains of himself aud his mother, and 5000 per annum
and the use OF his house and free, 20 Jane NJ
Parest his nurse To Board OF Education he leaves
g. 900 70 form fund for the award Of silver medals
for superiority ii department and amiability
OF character 70 the female children in the public
Schools and silver aud bronze medal TO the two pupils
OF the Normal College exceng IN methods OF teaching
The will then proceeds:
The residue Of my estate will be held in trust by my
executors they receive the proceeds and interest OF
The same until the iOOying-named pubdc-sprlted ana
humane gentlemen, the Hon, Charles OCOnur, lawyer,
residence Fort Washington the Rev Henry W Bellows
vi No 50 East TweBiethSt Andrew Mills, President OF
The Dry Swings Bank, Ot No. 25 SeeOudaye; the
Hon JOhn Kelly OF No. 3l5 LeXlngun-ave., CHARLES T.
Onnoh Assistant Collector at tne Port OF New HOrK,
residence staten Island; the Rev Henry ward Beecher
OF No IS Columbia and Parke Goodwin. historian and
editor VI No 81 East SixteeuthsI. together with my
executors or majority OF those here 5pecined, shall
determnc institution or charities NAV most need
recuHiarY and; tLen and IN that case 10 Such nstu
siuns charities thcy ia their mature judgment may
devce or determinr upOn will and Oequeath, IN equal
parts, the residue Of my estate.
The estate Is valued at nearly S9D0)G.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.



Port OF PNBw-YoRK...................'' 4"
CLEARED. , n,,c.
s. snm'nn BsE ..n'rf A1tssrT rSnfs Pr.S
sa@'s CIV AHss9 ss & H,1.p. LAVA VIM L!sRi cys Co
ssssO 10 Iaarsn pr Neoiour Ha1re Mackenzie
steamshp Daniels savannah nnr ~ % I na Rebmoud on
Dominion SsD sns.oS oS op.. wilmington n c. w Clyde cs
stesmsiip North Point, Smith PhilAdelpaa Janes HAM,
steamship Cilaucas Besrse Bost9. n :. p% S,,an ca
p Ts,oeSor. iierJ Oelnch, HAMBURG. Rgneh hye Co
shin Courier De Lima tFrl Bsrrers, London gnaAt %
Barr r. b Chapman Peuaey Bristol Eng J" Moran ""
Bsrk Podsf tsOr nataeea Bristol f0ReI soo1o1 yo Co.
Bns asry D. GsrdOer tBrl, Mcdonnell Ponce r L. Miner
psS d p Brown (Brl. Pot,le, HaIAT Kinns Ross Co.
n, Cathanne Ger u Brumnond Hamburg Tobias va
seh John aahd Van Ceaf Baltimore G'RpSs G1rdHef
sch chino Lans Barbados .od DsmST.a NJ, - "SiO'' o0
eh AnnA Hoton SMITH RIO GrsBde do sui and Market bre
% Sch, n v Kelsey Thomas Janeiro rhoS Norton Ca
sehr t;aiding star (B) Got Cornvs N g. e. W. Bertanr
Steamship crea. Western br waGhsm Bristol Rns Dec &c.
with mdse. pass B. K horgans sons n no - su,,.
.sntop 2g,b with mise asd pass to Oenchs Co.
steamship Atlas B hamilton LIguaa Dec "a CaTaeoa 'o'h
stsamlhp Coporncu Br Pe'e Rio Jsno Dec ~ WITH soaes
ssrr Pois tSs, Siebelscn Lisbon 30 day, in ballast
BARK AsAns tGsr HOTsnAns Bremen % aaIs With mdi.
Bira maIens I Bsasy y Csrdenss is aaT, WITH sugar
Bs Mana of Johns n Pl KsrneT PsaanbueO 80 days with
mg.G
Jan 12e b.rE Carl august from Savannah foI Rey,
OF been i0N FeieeAshaFon
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Capt the Paeae MAJ Steamship Com
psns steamship Toxic that the Derfrnaaee Of the vessel
saaetoy speed f eleven Knots bour man ed
without the sails consumption Of 50 Of coal
day The distance TO Aspnws and three
boura The Ctr Of Toxic AspawA the
iFw --latest sa,s 6s0s sec Ssssan Paas.i
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES
CASES REmANDED AND MOTIONS sUBMITTED-RUEE
Is AMENDED.

WARRINGTON Jan. 12.-The following is a sum
mary q sh . Of hThwoes seven barrels Of hshwnes
262 7l0O gallons hhwnes et al agt he Inied STATES appeal
reversed and reInanded for inrther
proceedr gs according TO law and justice a., . , , -,
the the United states for the Southern Dc OF New
Charles 0Conor moved the Court TO have nus cause 4o-
vancd with No 3l2 mmedse alter winch vas op
DOS d by Mr. Sawyer. for The appellant
437Tsoma Sherlock ct al AgL Chariss AATg sdnaaor
appeal the supreme CourI Of Indans-Aohoe to dHs
S 9Th Mutu Benefit Life Insurance COmpsnv Susan
Wof anoea from the Supreme ChcagoReysed Sith
costs and rcmsndd 8 ordered thS' te mandate issue
No l38Pevton G. ReppLer; appeal IRON the C
cult United States for the Eastern District oil Virginia
Passed .. w.. .,,...
,r,r 70 sut in Courts Of the United Sistes snail lee 20
prosecute appeal the Supr Cou OF the United
ana the time Of appeal the Oe
snail be dead and have no proper "n
cree 40 bst the suit cannot Court but sh
proper representative State or rerrioy Of me O
upersed proceedings on such Judgment OF decree
allowed by w m other cases and shat
such OF appeal as III other cases
ana Commencement OF e court to "hch uca
returaabe the pAnf IN eor or spIt AAHt sha
supported by shaut thAt me SAID parry
dead wheu the wnt OF error or appear was AAen OF se
and had proper repreniat'e wtoln oe % %
OF which rendered said judgment or appeal 40 that e u
could that a1d that Ead party hAd proper
State or reroIy Of the Umel SA'es ana
Territory which sreh ana
sbs ak himself party 10 th
suing Of plaintiff or appellant sha ne
entitled record and hearing have The Judgment or De-
rree reversed the PrUdtd that
the Substance OF sne1 order ha De
upon either personally by being e a.
h 60 before the beginning Of the term Of The
and poe that on ever Sne
of the deceased
tenth edng said suggestion and the
provided appearance representation have
party dnd poptded also That the said repre-
time before after d suggestion come 10 and
the suit and hereupon the cause A pooeo
be bel aud determined as N other Gases
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
p,aax J.Suno-sehoones Il. v. Kelsey.
Rio GaAsDE Ds suL-sehOoner A A. Holto
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ADHESIVE have 10 festares 20 note trsae re~~N
,,,ces aomuai az L,c and Ss foe fes ., ~ 900
BBBSN AX-Tbe inquiry !, igh and pnoes 1"'r
Western ard southern 81 10 9f5i e h.. not b.er 80 br
aOcTs SHOES-Since isst trade us aon
49,. air iobeng busuess south and 80 S IN
-. -. limited knboei
rOo @ "a ,hs dsm,nd s In a Wsy prices rue . Va,
srnor, cali large oa s,usSd Inh rhres1
f2lnch do II es0ei lJnes aSi sS, saS 40 i4
49, w,1.S Linnss slo Shoe FaSas' a. es, So
~ dttr' -. 1a,sng bineh 45d6oc Ss 9een o5e ~oi ~
pS Cotton soSSS& web gross - Io&so ooi "s'
o. CORN AND BRoOMs-Corn arm. but Femsiss v.y
% We mote shor, Bruso l3eloei Green hn'a IL
ll4c.; Meium Green, 1900 neu A"D "'u"'VNN ~ '
Brown queL N..t heo.<,
ar. yery ar more especially fo Creaon We quote rss
ssysy 10, Jersey SO 258S6 90 Up RIVER - ovds 20
Nav Al 5OdS9 Ponts-Brosn slS
nsrt sjl9kl5 sl4GSl5s Philsiep1ah h 80 20
- R.mors Al s5OdS5S quiet Al ~ SO % hsea
Am. og Portland 200 bblA sed =. - % et
.nd lA0Sc taos aud L,
Saho os Cattle Iaths are moderate annd and We Iste.
a. 40 06dS2 80 NJ Lime Is qdlet ha steaos stats ~
ar Common aud 81 Is h"ishAs and KoeASa sl oVi Obs
description sa. .u eoatpues qust both Foreign
a..s ssys - u better asasaa. sss passs rss ass
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
OWL NOTES.

The motion for q new trial in the case or
house Inspector d. p. Harris, who was recently
convicted in this district Of completely in the snusgns
of o. 900 trs this port will be argued on oitu
day before Judge Benedict at the unlteu oIa'eS N"
Court room In Brooklyn
The case of Busk e. JevOns, owners or the
steamsnip Pleiades against L. Payenstedt Co.. was
decided yesterday IN the Court OF Arpi'rauon' i"o
paiutifs claimed payment upon difference In freight
shove he mount apecined In the bills OF ladlng JuuRe
Fancher held that the captain OF tHe sseainen aO
cepted the bill OF ladng which speclnea 'ne G
Urement, the plaintluS were hO' eDS'''o" =" WI
additional freight
After Henry w. Genet ran away, his counsel
made an application to the Supreme Court to compel
Mr. Sharks tho Clerk the Oyer and Termner to GER
fv the record so that writ OF could be made up
Cor review az hs trial The Supreme Court held that
Genet being IN contempt OF court In leaving It's gnrlsulc
ton was NOT entitled auy such writ. T1e Court OF
from that Court was fled yesterday In the supreme
Court Chambers.
In the case of Mathez against Neidig. trled
before Judge Lawrence Supreme Court, Circuit the
plaintiff sought to hold n stockholder OF the New-fork
Improved Barrel Company responsible on Judgment
against that Company execution under which pro-
duced no assets The stock OF the Company was ret
fully paid and under the Mining and Manufacturing
ow zach stoeknolder was liable to the extent or MS
stock The defense that the Defendant had afeauY
paid debts OF the Company to the lu extent OF hls
stock So proved the payment ot deDts 10 that
amount by the Company before ne became
stoekhnlder Counsel for plaintiff iuslsted tnaI a. ne
was only liable debts payable within one year. anu
contracted while he was stOcKhouer the NOIuntdry
navment of these debts which ne not nhoe, was
no defense Judge Lawrence decided thht the paw
any debts Of the Company was VId 10 Ine eAen, VI
be ury nd for defendant W. H. ArnOuX for palhtlH
Mr Sheldon aud Mr. CardOzO for defendant
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
CLOSE OF BCsI-
sALKs FROM y O'CLOCK p. NJ TO
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK p. N
TUESDAY, Jan. ls-P. NJ.

At the very opening of the Stock Exchange this
morning prices We're generally a shade lower than
at the close yesterday. but the same tactics being
Immediately brought into play which were used
yesterday morning. resulted in rally in Ohio and
st. Paul of per cent each Western Union and
Union Pacific each Lake Shore. D Pacihc Mail.
Erie. and North Western. each and in Wabash. Il
per cent. From this point there was a general re-
action, taking North Western. St. Paul. Union
Pacific. Rock Island. Ohio, and Western Union TO
lower points than the opening when, under lively
covering Of shorts. the market again rallied. and
closed at or near the highest prices Of the lay No
better evidence osn be bad Of manipulated market