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New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
THE COURTS.
THE COURTS FOR NOVEMBER.


The November term of the courts begins To-
dav but Tuesday being election day. very little WIZ p'oo
nby be done until Thursday. In the Peoples eNh SUIT
against Tweed and swecny which ore NOT on 'le "i'
caendars a motion will be made In circuit as '"eS a'o
entitled by law 20 preference for uay curry i" VI"
month There will be no General Term OF the supreme
court but Special Term and three circuits ana oha'
nors Iuace Donohue will cit in supreme Court. Cham
hrs Irde Lawrence at Special Term, and Judges Bar
ut, voD worst and Van Brunt assigned to the Clr-
,, Judge Barretts branch of the Circuit, which Is
also the Court Of Oyer and Termner viii probably he
devoted to criminal business, as it is proposed TO
retry scannell next Monday for the killing OF
John J. ODonohue in pool Dom three years ago, ana
Michael Fnnell ia under Indictment for murder for
shooting Edward O'Badvn recently. Among the NOM,
eide eases where murder not charged the cases OF
the Blackwes Island Keepers, who are accused ot cs
ing The death of Michael Connolly IN tie Penitenary
Joseph McCinty charged with killing AuthOn Crawford
last June Edward Mclaughlin charged WIN huiiiig
John Stewart in December sS and John X nieC aTthy'
charged with killing william Benson IN Jnl 1Sli; "a
grand and Veiit Jury for the Court OF oyer ana Iehe
are summoned for today. -, 4. ..,o.ao
In Cnanhcrs of the supreme Court motion TO release
Tweed from the order OF arrest IN the sccVhd ol hVn
suit has been noticed for argument: ,,,,
I'm tbe Superior Court the General Term VIII ne heiu D
t,hicflJsice Mcneil and Judge SedgwIck. Ihe hleclai
rern viii he held by Judge Freedman, aud Parts l. ana
IN by Judges >peir and Curtis respectively go ,,
In the Court Of Common Pleas the General IeFin VIII
be held by ChieJustice DAILY and Judges loew ana D.
l)ay Judge arrcmOre VIII hold the Equity IerIn anu
Judge Robinson Part l. Au adjournment has Oeeh hau
IN Part H. until the first Monday IN Decenhti -,
In tbe Marine Court !hrec Tia Terms VIII he hcid ny
Judges spauding ind McAdam and ChieiJustlce 9hea'
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clique or some member Of it began to feed the stock
literally to those who seemed to be hungry for IL,
aud this proceeding was continued on Friday send
ing the stock down to $685. with moro or less droop-
ing throughout the active list Today the same
cliaue or some other one took fresh hold and Lake
shore again after opening at 50i2 suddenly spured
up TO G2l,, closing at 90 n gain since last sat
urday of 2Is per cent. Pacific Mail has been com
paratively steady, having tluctuated between 4Ois
and To- closing at 407s. an advance OF is Tor the
week Western Union shows n decline for the week
of is per cent having sold up to IS. down to 1is'
and closed al 76. Erie has huctuated between l6's
and 1Sal, closing at 1885 and showing an improve
ment since last Saturday of 70 per cent. Panama
railroad on sales Of only 300 shares during the week
is quoted up 4 per cent. Illinois Central gains 4'2
per cent Michigan Central, 2ls; Missouri Pacific,
1ss; Quicksilver Preferred, 1l2; st. Joe
Preferred, /; Harlem, 81; New-Jersey Cen
trail Ss; Ohio and Mississippi, 10; Wabash,
ST. Paul Preferred, Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, ST. Joe Common, and Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph, each u per cent Central and huoSoh
declines Is per cent; Quicksilver Common, If; Rock
Island, as Northwest Common, q; do. Preferred
and st. Paul Common, each g, and Union Paciiic,
23 The suhioined table shows the extreme iinctua-
tions in United States bonds, the leading railway
and miscellaneous shares, as well as gold ana tie
closing quotations of each a. the dates undermen-
tioncd aiso the number Of shares of each stock
sold.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Lawrence on Saturday, in Supreme
Court Chambers held that the omission of the indorsc-
,nent of Rule No. of the supreme Court rules on
AN order nf arrest though hat rule requires its own III
1orsculcnt on such orders i not in itself suiiclent
ground 20 yGcate au orr, ,r of arrest.
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Cham
bers on saturday referred the petition of Henrietta Hart
20 Nathaniel Jarvis ir, To ascertain the facts she pc
ttoned the court 70 compel her husband 10 restore 10
her her child who would II living, be about years Old
e made return that the child died in May. 1SI4 IN
PelIcyuc Hospital and produced a certificate of the
death of 4 child OF a different name ard Two months
younger than her child must have thcn bren She
irlyerses hs return and charges that her husband Is
now vng with another has sent the cbld TO the
country and makes willfully false rt turn.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01
SkTrPpAY. Oct. SOP. ".

SkTJRbAN. Dct. up. VI.
The general movement in mel, r,hindi,e in this city
has been only moderate during the week closing to
dav. ard prices have been wi.hou. material change
except As effected in certain articles 10y apparently
spccc,sfu! efforts at making "c,mcrs." hopeful
sIgn Of the times may bo seen in the liberal IT.
ceipts Of cotton at the Southern scaports aud of
grain at the western lake ports There also appears
to he an improved export demand for brcadsuis
here Tho serious conlagrati0n at Virginia CITY,
which is likely TO materially decrease the prOduc; OF
cold and silver for some weeks, if not months 10
come, has aided TIE bulls Of the Gold Room
in putting up the premium upon god,
which advanced from ILL TO 16's. finally
closing ~ llGli, an advance from lest >aturdays
final price of 1le p,r cent The latest adyces tIcn
Virginia City are that the time rcquhCl 10 repair
the DAMAGES caused by the fire VIII bo much less
than had been at Tst anticipated, view oi the SIT
nation which is reflected in general &dyance IN
the price Of mining stocks at san Francisco. Gov
eminent bonds have been moderately active on An
advance in prices ranging from y TO rs per cent Oh
tlc pod-beariug issues, while the currency Gs have
declined J. per cent 10 123l2. Money on call has
been in good supply az 3 10 j per cent, with some
busincss above and below these rates. Mercantile
paper of the best quality continues to sell Of 10 7
pcr cent Foreign exchange has been irTeg-
ular following the fluctuations in gold.
In State bonds there has been little
doing. with more lrmncss in Tennessee Is and Nr-
nia Consos. fair business has been done IN Rail
road bonds, with more frmness generally 10 the
gold-bcaiiue issues of undoubcd soundncss and i'll
dcaiions Of weakness in some of the curroncy bonds.
The railway and miscellaneous share speculation
has been something less active than dining last
week. the business amounting 70 1,ljoOJo shar,s'
over 81 per cent of which confined to four lc'd-
ing stocks. VIZ: Lake shore 1000 shares Pacific
Mail. about 2l9O00 Western Union. 10000, and
Erie. 1OG. 900 The market opened strong on Monday
with Lake Shore rs the leading stock, both ia point
of activity and strength. Under the clever manage
mcnt of the Lake Shore clique that " fancy dd-
yanced to 027s and other actiy6stocks in sympathy
advanced generally to q less extent The bull move
ment went on swimmingly till Thursday, when the
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Mining stocks are again improving at san Fran
cisco rs will be secn by the following telegraphic
Inotations for Friday, 20th inst:

As usual on Saturday, there was haf-hoday ou
the London Stock Exchange and business was duh.
Monday will be also Bank of England holiday. Tho
markets were qriet. l. ). bonds being firm, Erie
steady and British consols higher. There was no
ouotaiion for money in tine outside market, Though
At tnr Bank ,he rate is stlll per cent. In Paris
French Rrntes closed at GJf. 7Jc. In the gold
market the price finn at the first at ll6i2 on the
slender supply Of gold or hand, but rs some ventures
were tumblcd overheard, the quotation declined to
lbs lut recovered 1t the close to l164. On gold
loans Ia borrowing rates over until Monday were
Ils Poi as., laa, lGl 80 and per annun, and hat
to and . for carrying. The usual Saturday daness
was observed in foreign exchange. The nominal
rates were - ~ and - s3, the real rates beng
- 77aSi 77i2 aud ~ S2GPI s2i2 The outward
bound steamers to-day sailed with S227.3ll silver
coin. The Assistant Treasurer paid out IN gold coin
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01

during the week $2,20i0o0 interest on the p'pn0
debt inclusive of $4,000 to-day. Inc redoip'lon
of fcailed Fve.tweniies to-day amounted TO TZo'''"'
total for the week of $223,000. The import en-
tries of foreign dry goods ct the port OF Nowiolh
for the week ending to-day were S1,3l9oll, the
amount thrown upon the market footing up 81 ,461.-
CSC, and OF general merohandiS to $3,7ol'SIo'
making a total in gold coin valuation of 80, ,l3O,So|.
The export clearanccs of domestic produce from TINS
port for the week ending Tuesday, Oct 20, were 10
the currency valuation Of $3,0S3,536 The specie
shipments for Il week amounted to Si9s,S09' OnIy
n small Part of which was gold. The days business
at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
80 922, 600; gold balances, $2,0G3 l24; currency
balances ~, ,705, ,763. The principal geld quota
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01

S.prspe Court Chamfes- By Judge lawrence
cnb,ng act CusbnC-Repor of referee confirmed and udg
ent i0r defendant with costs Fond AIT Dccrs Pene
egf UuT 1t al Hall Macrca e. al; W iNOn aGt Nchtfs0n
-Granted. Hatch aet Fr,nd-Motion - pace cause on
auetiaI calendar granted for Friday, Nov. lH
ud flNcl AIT. >luliin-tflanieO bucI
agt. RrcWstsr.-GEned by default.
SapcJior Court-Npeci0t i01n- BY judge Curhs.-
Yo,k &c 0rt Fuller aWoti0n 20 set aside apr0n ment
II tnporry receiver and also Il guardian q" tte denied
win csfs a. taun TO abide the event suit. Miller agt
Reference ordered The Peoples savings Bank agt
Moves ct aOrer confirming report Of referee ana 10Y a.
BT JHdee acknowledgements agt. Balc ct alJudgment
iOr plaintiff in amount claim Il.
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Tntol .naro. sn,l inr Tho wee,.....-.........-.


To-day the railway and miscellaneous share specu-
lation has been moro active and excited, and the
movement has been the precise reverse OF that OF
YESTERDAY. The first prices were generally eltier
steady OF q fraction easier than those current at the
close last night, and continued until tho
board adjourned. At this junctuTe a smart
buyiug disposition became manifest, and a' /.
was first chiefly distinguishablo in Lake Shore,
that stock advanced over two per ceht
in few mnatcs despite the unfa'orable
stories connected with IT, Both bulls and bears were
buying freely and the spirit was quickly communl-
Gated to Western Union ard the Western railway
shares, which responded handsomely. The bnilish
fccInr extended all oyer the list though outside of
the stocks aforementioned and Pacific Mail, which
did not freely participate in the advance,
the dealings were Of limited magnitude.
The market closed steady to fIm at slight decline
from the highest prices OF tho day in few OF the
leading stocks While others closed at the highest
priccs "a will be seen by the list of sales. During
the day. 1sS 600 shares changed hands, OF which
10000 were Lake shore. 26,2OO Western Union
155OO Erie II, 500 Pacific MGil, G,j00 NoIth-We-t-
en. 1000 Missouri Pacific, LOO c., c. and !. c.
1900 81 Paul Common, 800 do. Preferred
LOGO Union Pacific. 800 Chic and Mis-
sis,ippi, 600 Pittsburgh, and 800 Central and
Hudson. Comparing tJ-day's closing prices
with those Of ycsterlaY, Delaware, Lncka"anna
and Western advanced > per cent; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi. Pacific Mail, and Bocl, Island, each j;
Hannibal AMI s.. Joseph, Norh-We,tern Pre-
ferrcd. st. Paul Common, and Union Pa
cifc, each Z; c., c. and l. C., %; Erie
and Western Union, each 3, Northwest Com
mon = Missouri Pacific Michigan Central, L.
and Lake Shore ~ per cent. On the other hand
Central and Hudson, Quicksilver, and ST. Paul Pre-
ferred each declined Il. aRd Atlantic and Pacific
TELEGRAPH l. Per cent The opening highest, lowest
and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day Will
ln f.unl IN, / M .nllinilnl tnhln:
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THE MARKETS.
rcare.ary reported for TUG rama;z.l

RECEIPTS or DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
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CALTNDARs-fHrs DAY.
SPECIAL TfRM-LAwnEycr. j.

rrrsrgF COURT commissioning, Cont Opcns al
10 m Monday motion calendar will De called ut II
:" GFyFeAt rrEN-Adjourucd untr the FIRST Monday Of De
seinJtr - r-...--
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u
Loans ..... 2So. .j5l,1tO 2oJ,S9l9UO Doe Ioca7oO
Government bonds have been fairly active, Partic-
ularly ON the coupon 5-20s of 1867 at 12la 121li;
IO-0s registered skies Of 1881 at 1918, and regis
tered 5-2Os oi 1868 now at 1893 \ lot OF $4,000
called bonds sold at 119l, The general market
dbl firm We nnneX tho atesL street quOtatiOns:
New-York tribune., 1875-11-01

GENERAL sEssioNsSt InERASD, J. Mary Bal feonlons
assault and battery; Ker~in fnney, James Mlyey rape
John COnnOTs. William ~ McMahOn, John Iwomey, Davis
savage burglary John Dunn, Terence Reilly Lud"lg T.
Tef Burke Frank Hamilton Frank BaurnioI John
McCullum grand larceny.
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

the most senseless clamors that ever offended
sensitive ears. There was a sacrifice of dignity
required for the support of it, which must have
been extremely hnmilating to many of the
members of the convention. 1t is hardly con-
ceivable that it can produce the smallest possi-
BILE benefit, and on the other hand it is such a
palpable case of yielding to the mob, that it
looks avfully like white flag of surrender
ESTABLISHMENT may be very well for the clois-
ter, but proud and lofty carriage will answer
best in anything so terrestrial as political life.
Your convention set US an example of the
proper treatment of the third term driyel
which all should have been wise to have iol-
lowed.
The Democratic convention was noticeable,
mainly as showing the absolute power which
Gov. Tllden has acquired during bis eight
months of administration. His war upon the
Canal Ring has made him the supreme leader
of his party. Nothing but his ipse dixit bland
ly but firmly uttered, could have induced his
followers to place at the head of their ticket q
gentleman who has been a Republican since
the party was formed and barnburner and
abolitonist years before that. Mr.. Bigelow
when editor of the Evening Post was radical
of the radicals. His life of Fremont, which
will no doubt be largely re-read nowadays,
will attest the intensity of his devotion to the
noblest political creed of any age or country.
Lucius Robinson, the candidate for controller
is another of the pioneers of the Republican
army, though he has been labelled Democratic
for some years past. He and Mr.. Bigelow were
both supporters of Van Buren and Adams in
1S4S as was Gov. Tilden. The Governor went
back into the ranks in 1850 but they held out
till 1854, when the Republican organization was
formed and that they threw themselves into
with alacrity and enthusiasm. Since it ap-
pears to be our fate that there must still be o
Democratic party-but why there should be I
cannot see, as it has been so continuously and
persistently wrong all the time that it ought to
have had the grace to die long ago-it is per-
haps as well that it should be officered and led
by men who were opposed to the extension of
slavery and in favor of suppressing the rebell-
ion, emancpating the bondmen, amending the
constitution and preserving inviolate the ma
tional faith. YARMOUTH.
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of the people of the country. We are not,
however, the supple,jack of any party or set
of men,"
Gen. S. T. Cary, the Democratic candidate
for Lieutenant-Governor of Ohio, has an un-
pleasant reputation now as an unscrupulous
demagogue, and discovery which the Cincin-
natl Commercial has just made is not calcu-
lated to lessen it any. The General is very
severe in his speeches on the "coupon clip
pers," and is particularly happy in shouting,
20, wish owned some bondsv Well, il
seems he does own some, $25,500 worth of
them. There are facts connected with his
ownership of them which are not creditabe
either. He received the above amount of moo
ey on the day before Christmas last year for
a house and lot on the site selected for the
new post-office.' Wien the Auditor asked
him for his return showing that he was taxa
BILE for that amount of money in the following
Spring, Cary replied that he had invested the
money in u. S. bonds, which were not tax
able. Of course he had right to do it; but
he denounces men for doing the same thing,
calliDgthem 'bloated bondholders," and urg-
es the people to rise up against the men who
have their pockets full of money and yet pay
no taxes. He is good sample of loud
mouthed infationist.
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News and Other Items.

Figaro reports that distinguished enginee
believes that the tunnel between France and
England can be completed for $50, 900, 900.
The Mongolian has proved his superiority to
the American abtriginals. In California, both
races are employed as hop pickers, and the
Chinese pick two pounds to the Indians one,
receiving pay iD proportion.
The railways in India seem to run to bridges.
A single English firm has built no less than
10000 iron bridges for the Bombay, Dorado.
and Central India and Indian railways. The
last one constructed and sent oat is to have an
entire length of 9OSS feet.
The International Law Association sitting NJ
the Hague, has passed resolution declaring
desirable an International code relating to bills
of exchange. A committee was appointed to
nrepare draft of the code for next years
conference.
Parson Brownlow has broken out in vituper-
alton of a newspaper contemporary at Char
Iotte, North Carolina, which he pronounces "a
whacking, cowardly sheet" The copy to the
foreman of the composing room, it is said, was
marked, more adjectives to come
A Norwich antiquarian viii take to the
county fair book published in 1928, a cane az
least 225 years old, a single leaf from bioie
brought over in the Mayhower, and sample
of the white oak 1.-The tree fell August 10, loool'
under which the first settlers OF ancient "oou-
bury encamped the night after their arrlvA.
Mrs Lincoln, since her arrival at spring
field. Ill. .on visit to her sister, MIS- Eu"a'us'
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Current Notes.

The Republican majority in North Caro-
lima on the popular vote of the state for dele
gates to the Constitutional Convention is
officially announced as 5,254.
The great Republican meeting at Cleve-
Ian, Ohio, last Wednesday, is s aid to have
been the largest and most significant that has
been held in the state since the first Grant
campaign, in 1868.
The Pennsylvania Democratic platform
says the Republicans have contracted the
the currency. The New York World, a
Democratic organ, says that s'the volume of
currency OF this present year is larger than
ever before, and has been inflated $4,000. 900
by President Grants administration. Who
is lying?
Sam Randall used to be as firm for hard
money as anybody, and he only changed his
principles when he found it for his
interest to do So He is happy now that he
has sent Senator Wallace to grass and secur-
ed the leadership of his party in Pennsylva-
MIA Ali the Democratic Congressman from
his State are pledged to vote for him for
Speaker.
If the working men know what is good fol
them, they will avoid the demagogues who
preach initiation and reputation as they
would an army of Siciiian bandits, or feet
of pirates.-Chicago Times.
The Stanton (Va.) Valley Virginian says
it is not an independent paper, as the word is
commonly understood, an explains: eve
are independent enough to express our con
victions of right and duty as a Journalist, and
in doing so have given the Republican party
the preference over the Conservative, believ
| ing that the principles that underly it arr
| best calculated to promote the true interest,"
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS

TERMS. Eight Dollars Year in advance. To
mail subscribers Seven Dollars Year if paid in ad-
ance
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Agents w Wanted.

Z every city and town where gas is used. for the
Il sale of the ELLIS PATENT GAS BURNER,
Very liberal terms to Agents. Enquire of
C.. Il. MARsTONs
l2S Exchange Street.
aug31d1m
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THE Democracy of Nebraska have the
courage to rebuke their infatiorist brethren
and to denounce the attempt to commit the
Democratic party to a system of paper money
as crime against the common welfare. The
Democracy elsewhere have not dared to do
this. They have taken the position of apollo
gists. But Democratic courage is always ex-
ercised when there is least need for it. 1t is
easy to make hard-money declarations in a
hard-money state. Where Democrats have
anything to gain by endorsing imitation they
invariably do l.. If the result of the Ohio
and Pennsylvania elections demonstrate the
popularity of imitation the Democratic nation
al convention will declare for imitation. No
considerations of honesty will deter it.
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THE effect of Democratic gains in Maine
and the Interpretation put upon them by
Western infationists are shown by the fol-
lowing from the Indianapolis Sentinel: "The
news from Maine has turned the rag baby in
to good, live, bouncing youngster in Ohio
"a Young America that is carrying conster-
nation into the Republican household" So
the hard-money Democracy of Maine have
the satisfaction OF knowing that their recent
effort has had the effect to extend the cult OF
the rae baby in the West
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IF the House of Representatives elect take
the action ofpast houses as precedents in the
cases of contested elections, B. T. Chase,
ESQ.,, of Bridgton was duly elected on Mon
day, the 18th inst. Coanting one vote thrown
for B. T. Chase, with those thrown for Ben
jamin I. Chase. he has one plurality. As to
the propriety of so counting, dozen cases
might be cited, but one is sufficient. viz: that
of the contested case of Boothbay in the last
House, where the seat was given to Chap
man N. Reed (Democratic), by counting sew
erai votes given to G. N. Reed.
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We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used.
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MORNING, SEPT. 81 1875

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with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
Pulen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer a favor upon by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
iourOaI
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