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The New York herald., 1875-02-06
TIE MONEY MARKET

Money on call was easy at 2k and 3 per cent
without change In the rates for commercial paper.
the current rumor that the Secretary OF the
Treasury would sell bonds In Europe preparatory
TO the resumption OF specie payment is denied.
Sterling exchange was quiet but nrm. Prime
nominal rates, 4.s0X and 4.s9X; selling rates.
ASK q 4.se and 4.ssK o Asp. Continental quiet
and steady-Rechmarks. osx 95x and 90 . COX |;
cables, o6A prime Paris. 613x and hl0x.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Governments closed steady ct the folio wing QUO.
fations: United states currency skies, lloX 100
DO. skies. 1881, registered, l1sX q l1oX; do do,
1881, l2ok l2oh; do. dve.twenties, 1852. regis
tered, 16 a11ex; do. do, do. coupon l1ok ll0x I;
do. DO, 1894 registered. 117K ll7X do. do., do,
coupon, 117X lls; do. DO, 1855, registered, 1l0x
al1ox; do. do. DO. coupon, 11oX Q 100; do do,
new. registered. llsk ll9; do. do.. do., coupon
Il9 11oK; DO. do, 1867, registered, l19K ll9X /;
DO. do, do, coupon, 1loX 12o; do do., 1883, re-.
gtstered, lloX 12o; DO. oo.. do, coupon. lloX q
1901; do. ten.iorties, registered. lax ll4X; do
do, coupon, lit NIX; DO. stxes 1851 registered
l15x 115X; do. do, DO. coupon, ex interest,"
1l5K ll6K.
NPoRrs OF DRY GOODS.
These were for the week s2s0l.7ll, and the
amount In market $2,20o,o5o
TIE FOREIGN MARKET.
Late London advtces by cable report the with
drawal OF 100000 from the Bank OF England on
Balance to-day. The stocx market is described a.
dun and unchanged. Rare OF discount In open
market ior three months bills, 2 1918 per cent
Ills per cent bslow Bank OF England rate Paris
rentes, e4L 4oc. Consols for money. 92X q 92x;
for tine account, o2x . oak; hve-twenty bonds,
1885, OLD, 107k; 1897, lo7k; ter.forty bonds lo4k
new loan, 1o2x q 1921. Erie. 20 q 2ex. Market
dull.
RAILRoAD HONDA
These In the late dealings were steady. Morris
pnd Essex nrsts advanced from Ill 10 1llx; Wa.
bash, st. Louis division TO 90. Actual sales were
made ~ follows:--New YORK Central sevens Of
1870 at lOok; do. OF 1889, at oe; c.. @. and l. q.
arsts, 7ok; Chicago and Milwaukee nrsts, OAK;
Erie fourIns ssx; New Jersey Central nrsts,
l04h; Great Western nrsts, 1sK; South Pacific
Railroad bonus OF Missouri. 7o,<; Wabash seconds
70; St. Louis and Iron Mountain, o2k; Harlem
nrsrs, scvens, coupons, ll0k; Ohio and Nisstssppi
consolidated, 90; Hannibal and ST. Joseph con.
vcrtible. So; Chicago and Northwest consolidated,
coupon gold bouds, s2h sax; 81 Paul nrst mort
gage, La Crosse division. 81; New Jersey central
convertible, looX; do. nrsts consolida ted, lo4K;
Chicago. burlington and Quincy, lls.
STATE BONDS.
In States bonds New York registered bounty
Loan sold at looA a 1909, ONO skies OF 1856
~ LOT. Assouri louR bonds at ok, Tennessee
new cx'coupon at 4sK new series at IS, south
Carolina, new, January aud July at 81, and North
rarolna, old, January and July ~ 27K.
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TIE SALES
The active business OF the day is represented by
sales OF l74,000 shares. which were generally dis
tributed as lollows:--New York Central and Hud-
son. 1905 Erie, 1900; Lake shore, 3d. 400; North.
western, 1890; Rock Island 4,2oo; Pacific Mall.
1s,4Oo; st. Paul. 5,7oo Onos, o,sco; western Union,
1880; Wabash, 6,9oo; Union Pacific, 2a,S00.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Compared With closing prices yesterday those OF
to-day snow the ioilo wing changes 1t win 90 OBJ.
served that the general tone OF the market Is de.
pressed.
G.. g. AMI !: c., X; Erie, n Hannibal and ST..
Joseph, Il; axe shore, q; Northwestern COM
mon, u: Northwestern pre:erred, ~; Ohio and
Mleelsslppi. NJ Pacific Mail. X; Rock Island, X:
graph. Atlantis ana rscinc s'T Telsarspn e'S es
gold. n.
ADv1NcR.-Panama, u.
The stocks that remained steady were Delaware
and Lackaw anna, Harlem, Quicksilver, Union
Pacific and Canton.
GCLD lax.
God opened and closed at the price above
named. The rates Paid for carrying were 2, 2k,
! and per cent. No shipments are reported to-
day.
CLEARING HOUSE srATEN1NT.
Currency exchanges. SOS, 1866 1877
currency balances. 4,039, 70l
gC!d e4cnanges....... 8,976,755
uoiu ouauCes. ..'...'.s................ l,SS2,S67
THE GOLD xxcHANdR BANK.
The day's business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was:-
0olo So, 81 900
Tvr pnaISen 2.o!1'So2
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A. .-l7A
MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEWARK. N j.
STATEMENT. JANUARY l. 1873
Balance as per statement January 1874. .s27,7sos2 Oh
heceive1 for premiums during
the wear $s,ylZs4iy %
Received for annuities during
the year. oo5 ~
Observation-Disclosures. isZ,7s3 90
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he greatly Increased facilities afforded by the use u
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the Atlantic ana Pacific Telegraph Company render
thie reduction practicable, and
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FINANCIAL.

TLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
IA On and Monday, February Is. 1876 the tariH
rates OF the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph COMPANY
will be reduced as follows-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-07

Tweddle's malthouse and another split the wal
sixteen inches thick Thinking he has
enough OF Gaagher's bombarding Tweddl,
applied 70 the Supreme Court through his counsel
hessrA Hatch and Van Allen, for injunction. Al
INDUCTION was granted pare completely shutting OF
Gallaghers blast but on subsequent application II
70 modified as TO permit the blasting TO proceed
condition that Gallagher comply with the law requirint
the blast TO be covered with logs II was stated to thu
Court by counsel for plaintiff that about year ago
energetic Gallagher, while similarly empioyed at tn,
place sent twenty ton rock so high in the al,
that il down the roof or the same building ana
tore It's way clear down TO tho cellar Gallagher Ella ms
however, that he is quite friendly to Tweddle
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THE DISABLED MONTANA.

As counsel for George w. Sheldon, Sarah E. sheldon
John Cockrof Georgia A. Cockrof Theobad w. Butler,
John Cowan Joseph odhed, Elizabeth Jane Cote and
Louisa Clark, passengers the steamship Montana Of
the Great Western Steamship Company recently dis
abled voyage from Liverpool, Messrs Field and
Deyo have suit damages for their
clients detention and the value OF their lost baggage
The claim is for ST. 900 each damages for detention
and for loss OF baggage each followsGeorge W.
Sheldon So 500; Sarah +. Sheldon 500; John Cock
roft, $500; Georgia A. Cockron, $3SS; Theobad W.
Butler, 1915; John K Cowan, 81, 300 Joseph Old
field, sSS4j Elizabeth Ella Jane Gone $3.50;
case states that plaintiffs contracted with
the steamship company transport them and their
baggage from Liverpool TO this city; that they were as
signed bcrths in the ship Montana advertised TO sail on
the 10Th Of September last but did not sail until the
following day. being detained through the neglect OF tho
company; that when she did sail she was unseaworhy,
was managed in an unsktful and unseamanke manner,
and that her officers and crew failed 70 perform their
duty and In consequence thereof the ship aler having
been sea- put back 10 Liverpool where she arrived
tho 9th Of September; that they were thon trans
ferred to the Dakota which did not sail until the 18th
OF October; that their luggage was improp-
ery and insufhciently stored, and for that
reason, and because tho ship was unscaworthy
and was managed in an unskilful and unseamanlike
manner and because the officers and neglected TO
perform their duty and mado no effort 10 pro-
tect tho luggage the destroyed BY sea water
and by attron with other luggage and with the sides
of the ship that the loss OF such luggage was total
with tho exception OF some few articles OF truin
value which we're saved IN damaged condition and
with the exception OF some other articles that wore
stolen through tho wliul neglect Of the defendants
and their servants. The complaint further alleges that
the company is foreign corporation, and has prop
erty within this district Upon this complaint Judge
Batchford issueda libel under which the ship Dakota
OF the defendants line seized but was Yesterday
released bond for SCI 600 having been executed
by Messrs Williams a Guon
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before Judge
Flammor, Mary Oats was held 30 answer charge OF
stealing silver watch and 81 in currency from James
Carroll or 252 Second avenue at barroom in Hester
street. where they had both been drinking
Al the OF Special Sessions yesterday John Ufer,
on complaint OF Mr. Henry Bcrgh, was lined 80 Tor
driving horse unit for use
The police magistrates varously construe the statute
In relation TO arrests under the Excise law Judges
Otterbourg Duffy, Morgan, Smith and Murray have
ruled that liquor sellers holding from the Excise Board
a receipt for money paid application Of license
with by the police.
Judge Flammor at the Tombs Police Court yester-
day adjudged differently, and required all parties ar
rested for breach Of the liquor law, under circum-
stances similar 70 the above to- give bail 70
The liquor dealers protest strongly against this action
OF Judge Fammer and his associates evidently do NOT
agree with him.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth.

THE UNLICENSED LIQUOR DEALERS.
The above Court filled yesterday morning with
unlicensed liquor dealers and their friends who came
70 give bail for them There was general raid mads
on Friday night in the Ninth, Fifteenth and Eighth
wards The following the names OF the persons
arrested, all OF whom held in 500 bail to
swer:-WiIiam Crowley, No, 800 Blocker street;
Thomas Gill; No 65 West Houston street. John Hickey,
No "a South Fifth avenue; NJ Seery No. IL West
Twenty fourth street. Herman r. Gerpin No. Isl
Thomas Tilson No. &36 West Sixteenth street, Ed
ward Dufy No. 40 West Houston street; Christian
Noll No l02 West Houston street; George Deke, No.
237 West Fifteenth street; Albert Gray, No. ~ West
Houston street; John Speickman, No. 53l Broome
street; Charles Often No 532 Broome street. Michael
Bolal, No 800 HUDSON street; Michael Burns, No 1863
Hudson street; Andrew Htze, No. 10 Grand street;
William Pierce No 500 Canal street; Patrick Delaney
Twenty third street and Eleventh avenue Louis Best
No 263 West Seventeenth street; August Dulin, No.
so South Fifth avenue Martin J. Meehan, No Mer.
Ger street; John MulhalL No lao West Thrtieth
street; Henry Sobbcs No lit West Twentysixth
street: Havel Hurste, No 30 Prince street; Edward
Duffy, No. 40 West Houston street; Edward Wilkin-
son. No. II Grand street. Louis Deter, No. 81 Grand
Shields No 4e Grand street; William Hargrave No.
16T Tenth avenue; Christopher Murphy No, l57 West
Twenty seventh street; LOUIS Kuhle, No. "a Grand
street; James Doan, No 404 West Sixteenth street;
Franz warnichel, No. 90 Charlton street, Edward
Dilger, No. 62l Broome street.
THE ILLEGAL VOTERS
John Randolph, Charles Bristor, John Powell, Amos
Dobson and Garrett Jackson, tho coored who
arrested on Tuesday last for Illegal registration from
No so Sullivan street, were committed by Judge XIII
breth yesterday in u, 900 bail zach 10 answer.
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THE OCEAN BANK ROBBERY.

most fruitful source Of litigation is the defunct
Ocean National Bank Having for some time past oc-
cuped very largely the attention of the United States
courts promises to occupy equal share OF the
attention of the State courts Before the bank was
robbed In 1862 Mr. William Lilientha claimed that be
had deposited the bank $57 900 money and secur
ties. Some time ago. in suit in the Supreme Court
he obtained judgment against tho bank for this
amount He claimed that the loss of his money and
securities occurred through tho negligence OF tho Off
of the bank at tho OF the robbery The case
carried to the Court OF Appeals where the judg-
rnent was reversed and a trial ordered, on the
ground that improper evidence was admitted during
the trial The the Supreme Court Cir
cult calendar for retral, when motion was made
behalf Of Mr. Lentha for postponemont the ground
that he desired TO obtain the testimony OF one Harris
resident Of Rutherfurd N j. The Court directed that
commission issue 70 take Harris testimony, but sub
sequently Mr. Lenthals counsel gave notice that he
would not take the commission but would rely pro-
ducing the man In court. He made motion, however,
to have the suit stayed until he could procure the
turn of commission TO take the testimony OF George
f. Miles, lately extradited from this State Vermont
for trial on charge OF completely in the Barre Bank
robbery. This motion was granted, with order
show cause, made returnable yesterday in Supreme
Court Chambers, before Judge Donohue
Quite lengthy and somewhat exciting argument en-
sued the hearing upon the order to show cause why
the trial should not be postponed Counsel for plaintiff
very srenuousy insisted that the delay asked for should
be granted and particularly as was only brief delay
and might materially affect the final
suit The opposing counsel contended thai the
should be brought TO trial forthwith and that
good reason had been given for any delay He went on
state that Lihenthal had got among gang OF bur-
glars and receivers OF stolen goods who had persuaded
him that they knew something that could help him.
Recently there had been long trial in the United
States Supreme Court where the officers OF the bank
charged with completely with the burglars and
the purpose OF appearing at such trial burglar had
actually been pardoned out OF State Prison. but which
burglar failed to appear at the trial and the prosecution
had to acknowledge that they had utterly failed
show any completely in the burglary OF the
cashier OF the bank The plaintiff he added
burglar George Miles Mr. Llienthal had been giving
out money and clothing to these wreches and long
no did, he would be filled with stories TO what
others could testify to. Il was time, he commended
that end should DO put not only to these improper
plaintiffs counsel Judge Donohue in whom mani
fest considerable interest In the case adjourned the
matter over until tomorrow morning for further
henri
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMDERs
By Judge Donohue.

BY Judge Donoluc
Sturges VS. Chaplin Paper Company; Burchil
voorhis; Belmont vs. Dover; Miller Dover; Rosen.
thai VS. Townsend Keith VS.. Harrison; Bank Of Saw.
ings VS. Riley; Burchell McCahill; Powell Va Pray
Mapelseen vs. Knapp Dennis vs.. Gallery; Douglas Va
Schwartz-Granted
Twedde w. Gallagher; Brown VS. Geery; Matter O
Livingston Memorandum
Meyer vs. Joseph, Goodman VS.. Hutchinsoni Mattel
Of Ninety first Street--Motions denied.
Phoenix National Bank va Kennedy-Let ordei
stand.
Giles Va Downey and another-Motion denied, with
costs.
Keith VS.. Fitch-Motion granted
Herbert VS.. HOLSTER dismissed without costs
manhattan Life Insurance Company VS.. O'SheA-hei
cever appointed
Barnes IS. Observation-Disclosures to the 18th, at ten
A. N.
Julian va Gushing. Must DO referred
Goodman VS.. Hutchinson.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Curtis
French ct al vs. Connolly ct a-Motion TO vacate or
der continuing Injunction denied with costs and foi
other relief TO abide event.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM
BY Judge Larremore
Bruckle VS.. Bruckle Order OF publication granted
Weber VS.. Koch Reference ordered.
Ehers wilkins Application granted
The Grundy County National Bank. Of Norris ILL., ,
VS. Tallmadge-Motion granted, with costs to abide
event.
Isley ct al vs. Lyden. -Interrogatores as to
tempt ordered TO be fled
Hebner vs. Blum.-Motion granted.
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FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Duffy.

BoBBING THE ARMY AND NAVY CLUB.
Otto Stake steward OF the Army and Navy Club, was
arraignod charge OF embezzlng $500 OF the clubs
money. He left the city rather suddenly few weeks
ago and was not again until yesterday, when he
arrested in the Grand Union Hotel Mr.. Nathan
Nesbit, his counsel asked for examination, which
granted and the down Tor Monday next, az
eleven o'clock Generals Davis and Aspinwal ap
peared as compliments against ihc delinquent Stake
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION
Special Officers o'Bren and Levius brought TO court
q young named Robert N. Thibout, OF Newark,
whom they suspected Of beng concerned In The then
Of 81 200 worth Of jewery II did not appear where
or from whom tho jewelry had been stolen. Tho &C
cused remanded until Monday next Al the request
Of the officers they having evidence OF bis guilt ~
hand They could not even promise the Court 70 bring
evidence on Monday sufficient TO convict the accused,
but they thought they could