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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
DECIsIOES-AUG. "a.

Suprepe CoHrt--C hdnberS-By Judge Tapren.-
Worm az; Bangan AID MOyh TO Gschafso oIder OF
Motion NeD.c Dut paini may take a Ordef Oh tns MOTION
fequDg scoinc statement by answer as 10 alleged
&C., EhiE, IhOi and SIN .i.lIo prisoners are held
100 bail There guriti,s on deec.s
disIH prisoners reiaEued Inc feOle sc az l.
ksnnwrt dismissed ON hearing ana prisoner Ienanded
necn allowed enable defendant 10 reopen the order
vi complains Cox agt Rae 81 alDcfDdants ex
iOiy the decision 20 hold Inn " aef 10 Jus-
Rel b. the evidence Motion deniei
Brady and Daniela-Maitor Of the New-YoTk CenNal
aud Harlem Railroad COmpany.order affirmed with 80
People &c agL Flanagsn-Ju0gmen affirmed opinion by
lavs r. J. WbitIn,rs agL The Mayor GeMotion for new
opn on by Davis y. j. Nelson The Mayor, &c.Judg
ahrmec opinion by Davis A. j. Gilman si1 Gilman.
a, oref reverseI Vii COSTS ana ng directed
opinion by Davis j. Han taylor ct all Judgment re
sy payis W. p j. coe1n and The Mayor, &c-Jndanen
sirrnedi opinion by DAVIS p j. hirseisd sd nan,
,sIatoi agt The Na'onAl s'"~nsinp oEY.pshy'p"fusf
Daniels aud Brady j. taxing no part IN ihe decision
Of Ie case SC;nin ~ anu arc ag APP ana
sst Place aOrder affirmed with ccsts opinion by iays
III. Brown agt Geery ana sno, .xrs, &e.-J aagmen'
Kelly aOidr affirmed win slO costs besides disbuse
olsnis opinion Dy Daniels Mason agt fsridse inpl a.
ae.-AotiOn ioI fesrguEent denied VIVA siO coss Opinion
By DAnS Jossup Geliote IL alOrder reversed aud
accounting se, accounting Directed opinion
by Dsnes j. lying agt Tbs n!te sisIes submarine and
Torpedo C,npsuv-Moion denied with $40 costs
lon oy Daniels. j. Wilson Barney u al-Ordcr aniiined
with $40 besides opiuion by Daniels,
Peoiio rel stout CbapnsI Order aDIiDed win
80 eOsls, beses disbursements opinion By Daniels,
assioefs VI ACKNOWLEDGEMENT modned by deduct
value " the STOCK tie California Dry DOCK Company
slO4 200 and am ned nodiled opinion by DAVIS
Mater % at Frost ct sOIatr and pro
teedDes directed CONFORMITY 10 opinion opinion by DAVIS
~. iAyernore ast busAnel sna ano. impld, Ge-Judg
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CAIENDARS-THIs DAY.
sr-rgRxR CoUaT-CHaNEgas- J.
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

WEDNESDAY, AUo. 25.
For Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool by the sersh
Algeria mails close s:3n Supplementary Mail Is
closed at 1879 steamship sails AZ 1880 m from
Cunard DOCK Jersey siti;; .ro on
For Europe via Ply mouth Cherboarg and HAMBURG by the
steamship CimIris mails close al 113D a m supple
msnary Man CDsej at 1850 steamship 9ais AT D.
m, from Pier az foot OF Thirds H0LOsen. - .
Fur Havana aud Cuba, by tie steamship Ctr ~ Vera
Cruz mats clGse al p. A Supplementary Mail If
closed 20 p steamship sails at nom Pier No
g. North River
Mails Tor assau N p, by the steamship Zodiac close al
1890 a. Steamship sails at II from Pier No. IL East
River - -,
For Brazil and Al gnne Republc. by the Steamship King
sail FROM BIS tm0r5 Aug d mails close at $3.50 p
H., At the Ncw-Y0Tk PostOfce on Friday, Aug. -. .
For Hay and NepeLGoa by steamship Andes mails close
steamship sails at II n. from Pier No ST. North
River.
SATURDAY. AUG %.
England Wales Ireland and France Via Queenstown
and Liverpool by steamship city II Berlin, mails Close ~
lI.3O supplementary Mail - closed AT H. steam
shin sails ats D. m. rrum Pier No. 49, North iiycr
For scotland ouly, via Glasgow by the steamship Elysa
D. IN. Steamship sails at IRON Piei No. 20 North
River.
For the Continent Europe (except via South
aInpiO 10y the steamship 5oser mails close ~
l:3O o. supplementary Mail IL closed at $50 y. m
amshp sails from Pier foot Of Third ST., Hoboken
D. steamship sls q, from Pier NO 20 East Ayer
SUNDAY. AUG -.
All Mails close at IL O'Clock In. The PostOhce is open
from 9 a. 10 ii q.
Mails for Newfoundland the New York Postonce
every day nj 1870 y. m.
Nail for Halifax. " s., is closed at the NOW YORK Pos
Office every day at y.
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sALEs FROM 90 O'CLOCK p. NJ TO CLOSE OF BUS
3 O'CLOCK =. NJ.
TUESDAY, Aug. 2.i-P. VI.

TUESDAY, Aug 2i-P ".
The cquaninity Of the bulls was disturbed thi,
morning b.; tie reports in the morning journals OF
damage TO the crops in Iowa, illinois, Wisconsin,,
and Minnesota by heavy Gosts, and IN ccnse-
quence heavy feeling pervadcd the deal
lngs in the stocks Of the Western roads {;
but rs the impression seemed to De general that the
extent Of the damage had been much exaggerated,
these stocks, after first decline, remained quit
steady without material recovery. The gen.
eral movement in the market was quite active
during Tie forenoon, bat suhsidcd into quic,
during the later hours Opening lower than last night
by d To y pr cei.t. the market for the first itecr
minutes was noticeable for rise in Lake Shore t.
ga mo, ement in which few OF the other stocks
partially syInpatizci; but the Lake Shore stock
subsequently sold down to 61as and closed at
CT o. decline of = per cent from last nights clos
ing sale. Later the whole Est became weak and
under vigorous selling declined Il to per cent. This
decline was aficrward somewhat hecked by an adj
vance in Pacific Mail and Panama, and the
market finally closed firm at prices a
rule fractionaly below those of last evening.
Pacific Mail, after opening at 3S3i0337s, sold at
1855, but reports that the Company had renewed
the loan of PJ00,O00 due to tie Panama Railroad
Company on the 2Sth quickly to 1913, selling
back to 39a and closing ut 80 So 1895, advance
OF q per cent. lt was NHfiiy niaiteT Oh dOuDt
that this loan would be renewed, as it is well
secured and in the present and prospective cOndi-
ton of the money market may be considered very
desirable to the lenders, since il pays per cent gold
"a per cent quarterly and security for
the return Of the money the railroad COM
pany holds six steamers in its own name,
viz, the Colon and Acapulco, each OF 5000 tons
the Costa Rca of 1000 tons; the Honduras of
1,4OO tons the Salvador of 1000 tons, and the
Winchester of 700 tons, all screws and the two first
named are kept insured at $500, 900 each. Western
Union with very small business was steady between
sis and iss, closing the yesterday. Union
Pacific after sales of only 800 shares at 1918 closed
at 1874, advanced of Il per cent. Panama Railroad
advanced per cent to 1874. The total transactions
of the day aggregated $4,000 shares distributed as
follows: n. Y. Central, 400 shares; Erie. 1000
Lake Shore, 1900; Northwest 800; Preferred,
2,SOO Rock Island, 900; st. Paul. 1900
Preferred, 1900; Michigan Central, 600
Union Pacific, 500; Missouri Pacific,
COO: st. Joe, 300; Atlantic and Pacific Preferred,
1000 Ohio and Mississippi, 2,iO0; Panama, 200
Western Union, 1900; Atlantic and Pacific Tco-
graph, 100, and Pacific Mail, 10000. The opening,
highest lowest, and closing prices of active stocks
sold today were AZ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
TILE ST. PAUL AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
BONDS.
ADVERSE DECISION or TIE SUIT AGAINST THE
COMPANY.


ADVERSE DECISION OF TIE SUIT AGAINST THE
COMPANY.
In the case Of Weetjen and others against
The ST. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company and others
the Supreme Court, General Term Judge Daniels giving
the opinion have rendered decision substantially
Affirming that the plaintiffs have right 20 sue. The
sit WIS brou zht by bondhcdors Of the road under
MORTGAGE of which there three trustees The OBJ
feet Of the suit was to pursue certain railroad iron or It's
croceedst WAS bought with their money and consigned
,o one Of the trustees Moorchead and by him sold sn
vledged to his partners jay Cooke Co.. Chauncey Nib
hard A. Co the Commercial Warehouse Company, the
Navy Department, and Others the money so obtained
being apped 10 other purposes OF the road-into the
hands OF tie purchasers and pedsces so that anything
Attn due fbm ans OF them in the case OF the partners
Of Moorehca all the value OF the iron might be Restored
TO the bodhoders The action rested on clause Of TIN
mortgage thst all supplies bought for the road should he
subject to it,
Several Of the PLEDGES Of the iron ny motion on afS
dayts have procured leave to sell the iron and relieve
themselves from the suit Others ybbard Co. being
the first Gemurrcd to the complaint wholly Judge
Dnno ne sustained their demurrer the grOlinC that
the proper action at law against those WHO nfst -
yerted tae Iron from It's proper use aud not IN elt
AGAINST those who purchased received II from thol
From this iCc appeal taken u the supreme
Court General Tenn. That Court ssains judge Dono-
hues deeisiD but different ground judge Daicis,
giving the OPINION says mat TIE oOiidhoitrs shoun sd
fhv ugh m. trustees show why they could not Ihey
,how such perhaps a. ~ Moore ana another
Trustee, Ia; as TO the third, Horace Thompson they
neither show any msbehayior his part or acquesccnco
IN tp mi~ondct OF his cOtriStccs nor refusal Ivy nii
4 br ng this suit for them. lie holds that the complaint
il defective ia not being in the OF Th0ina m
showing Shy Is not In his nanc and gives Judgment
TAT he Isf.a
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opno" By DsneS aess.n re-
Dys p Robbn. art Fs1ia-App fom nrss order dis
misssd because lie last only was naa ss. SrdSr anff
Is Pressing s ss s Davis aud sds: and
Danesw"en Ct al agt Xibbard e. A-0rasr. s~ 9 ,s
o emnrer md d appca Orinion by Dsne!s Mater
Of oHsre agt The Mayor &c rier reversed WIN 9oS'
BY rr Justice DAVIS and Judges Donohue and Dan
%sn. a@ ss' fiicS f opn n
ag Prentice ct alJudgment reversed new ta oaaeI Ill.,
to % 1p 4ssls and Dan ne
costs to abide event. unless within 20 days aer Ioct %
dict event The Judgment to reduces amount u q,
without costs Of this appeal to either party Op,nod
new uss o1dered ss costs to abide unless
within 20 Gays after notice Of this decisisn Pa anS
IN that Judgment rmed modified without
COSTS o. this sa g. either party with o9ss .e a sSpir from
that with TO defendant Opinion by Daniels D.
boscLsr sgt Osrien Shsrin io y panie
@ ss SS an. rSf Erwin sEsP
pIe ex rel Frost att FcweP and Proceedings Affirmed
Opinion by Davis. p J. Muller at The Mayor &c-5nd i
sTs motion for now trial denied opinion by Davis p
Prvsing Justice Davis and judges Lawrence and Dan
els-Moss and agt HalstedJudgmen affirmed opinion
10y Davis p j. The East York and Jamaica Railroad
PorS er a cn ase oon BY
Bergen at I9e Mayor acaOrdsr Sc, ASIDE new t
The fre Insurance. Company OF BroosynmJnag
trial ordered costs TO abide event OPINION
new trial ordered, unless within ~
days notice Of this decision plaintiff stpuate 10 deuv
nodihed, affirmed without sts Of this appeal OPINION ~
Daniels BAN OF California h af pas % sss
BY Judges Brady and psnes.Gann Ct al sg, DAVIS
p j., taking no part In the case
Common Pleas-SpeciaI Te77n-By Judge Robin
son1siier of aionashan bond by order Oh G5a ;ist
Rosetta RASMUSSEN ACT Nelson T. Vi
divorce plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsES-The market is very dull and values noninal Pots
quoted In 10 lObbng At &c. aud Pearl AZ Sc
heavy the NOV eIleht Id only
limited sales Of PRIME southern at 81 he
BOOTS AND SHots-ihere "a slght imlrovement no.
more numerous and Fall goes have met with better de
and Values altogether satLfe 10 the sellers
there margin enough Tor their labor Tho auction
rooms are doing trade at about steady values Export
trade somewhat improved and prices remain unchanged
Iastingr Sergcs, Drills, &C. In fair request az steady
prices shoe Fndngs laces Web &C. have met with bet
Ter inquiry quotations. ii H. Hastings, % yOc IL IN
do, 05c. IA m Serges. 81 Drills H.r yard lSc; Cotton
Terry in 4j065c; silk do sSe osl S0 Linen Web. per
gross. ~ - So Cater do, 81 49, 80.
hBlJifpING MhTEHIA IS-The for Bricksis rather
frner with inquiry. We quote Pale NJ Al " oon
A. 70 Jersey, ~ Long island - " River t1ds %
si2 park sI2 sl3 and si3 q$ll Philadelphia $2s
1S3O and Baltimore $i3d$52 and stock delivered from ard
at an advance OF sSd$j on those CURES hosendao
Cement but steady, NJ 81 l0qfl ~ Portland IL WIN
ont IN prices tho demand Is falling on quoted ~
81 9Jds Las steady and In fair request az 81 90
y NJ lame stsniy held but " quie state AT zoe Tor
I'll 80 for Finishing Hair dull. i032se for cattle and
iyIa2Ic for Goat descriptions without change
COAI-The receipts Of Anthracite are more nbela al
heavy ansportaOn from the interior ~ going on put OF
yithstandng this market renal urn nom the aoLe
trade passing and values rule firm al our quotations. The
trade Tor foreign light and prces LAY OF tLs Duyer S'
In foreign o there little doing owing TO the cheap
ness of domestic Provincial Goals aro uet aud values nomi
nal We quote: Anthracite. eargoes - 5OasG Gambler
Land, 80 $3.50 75 English Camel fl14sls; Anisrean
DO l2o s4 Western Virginia Gas, 81 i5d$S New Castle
10 81 so James Steam, - 2jds6 5O James River
Carbonite 80 80 30 The quantity sent rom Sehnyi s
tns Tor the week, l67 63l ous against l29Ol3 the
resi- week last Increase 3S6lS tons. The sup
plies sent NIL regions for tho week. AGO. 7o tons this
year foot 03 tons against C2s9o3 tons to same
period last year decrease lo6o5oS tons tho decrease In
Anthracite N l,Si3S75 tons
COEFEEThero has boon far business transacted W Rio
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The London advices report irmer tone anu
higher prices to consols and United States securi-
ties, while money is abundant and easy at lig@l's
per cent for three months bills, or ss@2 per cent
below tho Bank of England minimum. Ihe ren'es
in Paris were down to 65.92i2 The foreign ex-
change market was dull at aforementioned noni-
nal quotations, the selling rates being on the
bases Of 81 S60$i s6i2 and 81 S9@Sl e9i2,
Gold opened at 1888 and sold at 1880 l3i2 until
IL o'clock and at 1888 until 1915. Since then the
price has been stereotyped at 1874. On gold loans
the borrowing rates l, L. and per cent per an
nun. The export clearances of domestic produce
from this port for the week amounted. in currency
valuation to 81, 907 .355. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out 1900 in coin interest, and $5,ooo IN
coin interest on the public debt. The days business
at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
S17,427, 900; gold balances, $695,655; currency
balances, SOL 1914. We annex principal gold quota
ti0ns:
1900 .il3ss liss LOO. ...Iist
1880. ..ll3H 1900. 1889 l3o o'oo'--''ii"e
hoo. 1I3@ 1890 -. 1854 200 ..li3h'
The days business at the U. 5. Treasury COM
prised
Gold receipts. s7e3 5os p Cary payments 4S5 Il
Gold tOoO33 40 thr oa'a"oo"- Dan mn
Gold bsiap.s.. "a, 49, So ~ Custois'-. of'''" w
T.fN1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIYEsPoQL-Ia steamship seg'hia, Aug. PA.
O. Aeuisr Mrs b. Alden Rev = W Andrews Dir: and Mr,,
Darling Mr. snf Mrs ". Barnard, H. T. Rarrctt, j. Beck,
X. j. Beech. r. Berry, Mr. and Mrs l.. lair. H. A. Blair,
LYMAN Blair Miss H. o. Blair Miss y j. Blair. Miss
NJ H. Blair. Miss A. e Blair, c. L. lar W. T. Blair Miss
Proving Mr. and Mrs A. Boyer A. g. BrowD. J. H. Bryan,
ii. L. bulge Nj. and Mrs. r. Bunel, D burnside, H. H.
D. Butcher. J. A Cameron, ". Campbell A G. Coats j. A.
m nc j. Ian w J. Cutting Dr f. = Dennis j. Evans J.
Fass r. Fosehheld H. Field Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Fowler J..
land Mss Cot schak Dr. Glib g. A. Gseuzer A. g. Gooial
bliss n James Grst John Gris O. Hamln, +. iianne
man. IIoppn, Hon. c. II. Harrison k E. haIrson w. liar
yey Miss NJ Hastings H. l.. Iatttrsley and Ms. H.
IIixa KALI a. Herman TOi ami Mrs. r. i. Hitch
coca Hitchcock. Master Hchcock w Y. lioaIe Rev.
Dr. Holman, Nr Holman. Miss :. " HOFFMAN. Miss NJ L.
asgi Jones' -. jones. b. w. Jones Nh. and MIS-.
J. Jones' Missos Joes MI JOros, H., Marcus Aall,
MI Keep 1iss Keep iiss Kelly, Aiss h. r. keep X l. koe,
Mrs j. heinn'y, }. G. Ken, Mr. koeng, j. j. d. La
ner c. IaLicr and ant r. IeVsJn T. f. LtHt'n.
MISS Lee and naIa, Miss NJ Lee j. lennCI. AI.
MI aud Mrs James Levy, Miss Cora Levy, MI
ppman Miss Lscombe, Mr. and Mrs f.. Lloyd. J. Lobat
Mrs f. c. ioitler bir LoEgee JAMES Lupton, j.
Lynch, Miss MaeAulay Mr. M2cAuiy, T. G. D. Mas en-, j.
Miller L. j. Mihgey Ar. and Mis- \. J.. Mon.sDmeIy Mr..
Mort mer Ms Non A. Ncrdcn ". H. Odeil Ill. O.denbcrg.
ana MIS- Charles lsse Mrs and bliss Polk ana two ry
ants W. Pate Miss Pate. g. r. Patton MI. ana -.
f. A. Patterson Z. H. Patterson g T. Patterson, r. ~ Pcy
SER J. iucimond, Miss " Dtohle EOl~i :
sou Lev. stewart Robinson q. Ross II. O. Iussel IL L.
Scott J. SCH Mr. Sceiga. O. sewer TO- H. Shar
Ian peTIy H. smith, j., Nj. and dIS G. H. smith, j. SIOT
kost 81 servant NJ Talbot, a. ThiDaudeau c. p.
Thomas Idy Thornton, Mos Thornton. Miss r. IlOl1ton,
Mr. and Mrs r.. Iw ceUy, Mrs r. 1yl1el g. W.
Vail Miss WERNER, j. J.. " all IT, DIR. Wardrobe, r ward
robe and Ms j. Victorious and grandson. Mis-. Wilder,
j. est ana Ms. j. 4. hitcwel Mr.. White well jr,
Miss hiea I'll. ". Miiiewieht r. a. Wilcox, MI Wild,
Wliaris T. wilson. Mrs l.. WIS., H. WISE. MI Mrs.
l.. WOOD. A. :, " Oo.sey, j. wright. ~ b. Wysinan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

State bonds were dull and nominauy lower lor
Tcnnessees.
Bank shares were quiet. 10 shares Bank OF Com
lnercc selling at 1919, and 20 German American
at So
Railway bonds were firm and in demand Union
Pacific iirsts advanced to 1929, Land Grants 10
1901, and Sinking Funds to 07A. One lot OF
10000 New,Jersey consolidated frsts changed
hands at 1907, Chicago and Northwestern consoii-
dated coupon gold bonds fell OFF to SIS, and
later recovered to o73s. The other changes were
less important.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF spe-
cie from the port of NewYork to foreign ports Tor
the week ending Aug. "a and since the beginning OF
the year. ~ ,.. ,S,s
For the week .. s5.9Si.4sa s5,GGo,5i9 si,4s ,535
Previously reported l19,p2',lzf loo'o'io' ioo,-Oo,'
Tta JAM 1$l5i,oOsiS ~ Slv221 iZ2 *io-'Ooi a.
Price OF sOld...... lio'a io''s 10
TIE Philadelphia stock market is steady Pennsyi-
yania Skies, third issue, 110i2; Philadelphia ana
Eric Railway. pos; Reading Railroad, 5Gi2 Penn
sylyauia Railroad. 50ai, gold. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
SUITS FOR ovERcRowDING STEAMBOATS,.

Section 4,4G5 of Chapter 2, Title so, of the
Revised statutes OF United States provides that
steamer shall take board greater number OF passen
&c : tran allowed by the Inspectors certificate, and
Tat for every violation of this provision the master
owner of the steamer shall be liable 10 suing
for tine same to forfeit the amount OF passage money
and $40 for each passenger beyond the number allowed
For tine urpose as claimed OF breaking the Gus
tom of oy,IeIowding steamboats, Charles l.. Webb
brough; yesterday, in the United States ID strict
Court, under the section mentioned, aGaiust Ja,
rtt q Pal or, own'rs OF tno st amer plymouth
kOck ana Ia st ii my +. Cr.Ssett, owner OF tie
a.esmer Nyo NO IN TIE 4 the Ply mouth Hock,
the dec alleges Tat she las an inspectors ceTh
cate ion Omy go las ,Ako.s, oH. 'lst on avg
- she SAP passcu- from tins CITY TO Lon
Branch In IA ease ie amount ,m' Is Slfls7 III
t,r cse O. Iac wyoming, the declaration asserts That
Snie sa uas an spoCt RS certificate ior carrying only
25O pasEsngr she took Ans 10 S24 passengers from
this city 10 lsockaway Bench In this case the Ginoun
claimed il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
THE COURTS.
A RAILROADS RIGHT OF WAY.


USE OF LAND OF THE METROPOLITAN GAs-naH'
COMPANY by THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
COMPANY ALLOWED.
The Hudson River Railroad Company having
purchased blocks between FIT. ninth and hl-
,,s adjoining the Hudson River for stockyard aba'~
tor and grain elevator applied TO the courts for leave TO
take strip OF the land owned by the metropolitan Gas-
light COMPANY between Sixty-eighth and Sixty-nn'G-
sta for turnout from their road to reach tner new
sroperty Judge Donohue overrulcd oil the once
tons and appointed Commissioners who have fixed The
x,ue OF the land to taken and the Gas Company "p
pealed The Genersl Term Of the Supreme Court Judge
Davis giving tho opinion, the decision Of the
court below.
Judee Davis in his opinion. after deciding that a
proper application for the property had been maze py
the railroad company 10 the gas company says: AZ
hardly needs An argument to establish that In the t
Of New-Yorl depots for freight and for the vast nun
hsrs OF cattle and other live stock that constantly
being sported TO the CITY, are as much within the
purpose for which railroads constructed-are as
necessary to their operatonas dcpos for the accommo
dalton Of passenger traffic The Company may not take
lands to erect city but it il quite another question
whether having founded and erected city, they may
not take lands connect lie racas with such city, such
lands beins within iis lawful route. ,un.. I,d,c
Dsy. saw II is not sought to irtsrfere the
chi.e OF the Gas Company ~ may DC que st ~ c"2
at The rgh OF eminent DOMAIN does mv, 70 ss ha;
lands held corporation exempt from u
tren tie real estate Of ARTIFICIAL and natural persons
b. the great prejudice OF the puDl1 o9c1 .
does not ard GuSft not to exist All Iands IN inc n,"e
are subiect 10 lis right eminent domain ana no exei
ton grows ~ the mere fsct OF ownership ana use ~
sIrcdv dS,ied TO public use md held for thai purpose
can be taken for another public use Even on Ihat I
ton an not prepared say that u'e OF an infeIoi
must not yield clearly Superior as Tor
ess q 10 coach @s line OF turnpike 10 the
nee ssiucs oI a railroad"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
The quotations Of foreign exchange

The money market was quiet and easy al PEI
cent Oh call and to on prime mercantile paper
The Customs receipts at Washington amounted to
$3.50. 900 and Internal Revenue receipts to 1910
600 the United States Treasurer receiving S56OOOo
national bank notes for redemption. The following
is the Clearinghouse statement: Currency ex-
changes, Si9OS7 .3O1 currency balances, $3,oio-
1879: gold exchanges, $3,4I1,543; gold balances
S405,330
Government bonds were very dull and in tone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
JUDGE FLANAGAN's TITLE TO OFFICE.

A suit in the nature of quo wdrrdato was
brought Ia tie Supreme Cont to Dust Judge Flanagan
from bis position District Judge Of the Tenth Judicial
District, which the annexed portion Of West
chester On the trial. Judge Van Brunt directed judg
,ncnt for the defendant Judge Flanagan The case
argued on appeal by Gen COchrane Tor the plaintiff aDd
ADel Crook y Judge Flanagan The General Term Oh
fse Supreme Court yeste day a Oh the decision Of the
lOu 4 Le.OH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Judge Tapl an las denied the motions OF Kate
Smith who demanded then release frcr the
Itenry which they hal ett sentenced as SaSants
iOoc
II the cese Of the women arrested IN the concert
saoBs III uisOrery cOHduct who alitd foi
tt release n isbas corpus, to Judge 1appaI on
80 evidence d.G Lot warrant Their dsienEon
Judg aypa renardod them, hoiDg that the evidence
AIfl.