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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09
ICE CONTRACTS.

JUDGE Iarremore, for the Common Pleas,
General Term gives long opinion IN the suit OF Kemp
and others against the KnckerbOckcr lee Company Tie
pIlntlGs in 1870, htd contracts with the Company
made some years before, requiring it TO deliver 1000
tons of lee 81 per toa and 900 tons AZ 81 30 per ton
with provision that In Of the nab ity OF the Com
punv 10 rp nll supply Of lee. or other casualties
the Company should only be bound to deliver part OF
tho quantity tho proportion that the amount laid up
bore ~ a full supply In 1870 tn, Company gathered
and stored in it's own houses 1470Gi tons OF new ice.
but Of old aud lee elsewhere the Company had about
% 900 tons more besides contracts for other quantities.
H. May 1870 the Company told plaintiffs the crop was
short and their share would he only 29l5iOo per cent
Of the fall amount or on tho two contracts LIZA TONS
inst, ad Of 300 tons THIS estimated on tie new
lee alone am, plaintiffs did not know NJ the other lee
held 10y the Company. The plaintiffs bought IRON lhc
COMPANY during that year beside the llIl tou,, llso
TONS "a prices ranging from Sl3 To Sl6 per ton. IN
Aprl 1873 Ills suit was brought for damages, The
Cont al special Ierm. found for the plaintiffs, nnllng
hat the Company had laid up fun supply ot Ice with
tho m aniug the and awarded The plaintiffs
S,4 sol damages The defendants Appealed, ana the
General Term arms tie iudgme Mt. eNccrt That IL re-
tluees the damages tO $is.lil II. judge LlrrenOre
holds that the phrase fan supply" was not 70 be- inter
hy it, capacity u III It's contracts and as II haa been
,tabsed that IN 1870 had enough lee 10 moet all the
demands ~ contract dealers. the cont ngency conen
plnrd in the had not happened Lyars SOUTH
m.j,l CLOato APP cared for plaintiffs: 81 T. Nash ior
defendant.
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TUE ASSEMBLY,.

This beng the general order day tie follow
ing bills were considered Ia tho Assembly IN Committee
OF the Whole:
The concurrent resolution to amend the CONSTITUTE by
aboshng the Board of state Prison Inspectors and pro
vide for a supe.intc ndont Of STATE fris rs.
Mr. q. l. Posi- rpOAr ~ length AGAINST tAc roaOlutloh
Mr. FoR-TER and MCCARTHY also sioso
Nh SHEkMAN said teIo were several other gohtlrhie
who des :" sYL-E but VINO were a'se anu lac 'h''od
that progress bo reported, ~; ~-s dgie'l 10
The iii 20 provide for tnc division OF 'i1 I'F anu
effects of tho A-buy Lfc insurance Company VIA
M seu. b, IacIznk the acts 81 Walter IT, Allen.
Superintendent Of tie Poor OF SENECA County was real
IL" BIS we're introduced as follows:
By NJ. fol~rEE-Io incorporate the s. R,ympni.
Cpnrt,ry uf Wcsich stcr m the STATE ~ NewNor1. IL
Incorporates HIS Lmincnce Cardinal John hoC2-key,
line Very Rev VIM. Quinn, lac Il v. Wan. DJwty Edward
j. O'iey, and the Koy. lcH a! H. AcEyrry ind offers
and allows the taking Of not to exceed 2OO acres 81 lini
AMI holding of 30 900 ~ personal o-i.e, Tor the
By MIR. CoLLm,s-ro regulate the sale Of lager-bcer.
80 Mr.. BowES-ro prohioit tho mlnniacturo and sale
by Mr. GRiff-Authorizins the opening Of certain
By Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING places OF public
amusement ami ior the sale or liquors
by Mr. KUs,ELA Am nding the act relative To suits BY
and against JOINT stock corporations.
by Mr. fsK-hcpeang tbe act 70 roBia'e the practice
MIR KINGS resolution tn recornmit the two bills relative
to improvements in howfork for further hearing
Was taken up and adopted.
Mr STa,nAS moved thai the Judiciary Committee in
vestgae the matter OF tnc imposition OF member IN
the offering oil resolution 10 investigate tho
Affairs OF tho Delaware and Hudson Canal Company.
Adopted.
The following bills were passed:
Authorizing the city treasurer o Newburgh to pay for
the care Of Washing On's hoaiquartors
10 provide further supply Oi pure and wholesome
water In the Twenty third aud Twentyourth Wards Of
Sew-IOrk CITY.
Making appropriations for certain expenses Of Govern
men and supplying deficiencies In former appropra-
tons. . =, -,
10 provide for recording tho various persons In the
beuey VIOLENT Institutions OI the state.
The STEAMER introduced bill TO amend the act for the
relief OF surviving members VI tho lot Nowiofk Regi
uient in the with Mexico.
Adjourned.
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NEW LEGISLATION.

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS IN BOTH HoUsEs-THE
FIvTjCoUNrr ACT REFERRED 10 JOINT CON-
MITTER.
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. SIN the State SEN
ate to-day Mr. Potts, from tho Finance Committee pre-
seDted the bond of tho newly elected STATIC Treasurer
which had received tho unanimous approval OF
the Committee and the Senate. MIR. Thorn intro
duoed d supplement to the charter OF the City OF
Beverly which enncts that tho city incor-
poraed shall be distinct and separate from the town
ship Of Beverly and shall be divided into three wards
Mr. Magic introduced supplement- by which companies
organized under the general manufacturing law 10
come under the general corporations law Mr. Albeit
toduced supplements TO tho act concerning
and the duties OF executors Mr.. Hopper introduced "a
supplement to tho act TO complete the geographical
vey appropratng -, 900 annually for five years Mr
Potts introduced bill 10 correct what Ia said to have
clerical made Ia the abstract OF ratables o
tho year 1874 of tho County of IiuDtordon,
by which the amount was $2.3s7 900 more
than 1t should have been. The BILL proyidcs that the
Treasurer Of the btate shall refund ~ the County Of
Hunterdon the sum OF $lO,155. the amount paid by
duced supplement to the act respecting the reform
schools for boys which apprOpracs $4,000 for the
pose OF erecting family house for 30 boys and also
~ erect Workshop. The following bills put their
~ authorize persons change their by Ming
petition with the County Clerk and publishing notice Of
nenti0n- The supplement " tho act concerning prom
ssory notes. making e 3OtL day OF May legal holiday,
opposed BY M Moore ~ unnecessary and laid
HouAs In Esssr the Slate Library referred 70 the
Il e. GoSs. 6a ea rsDor. on as Stat. House
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TIE COURT OF APPEALS.
B,NY Feb. SIN the Court of Appeals, Tuesday


Decisions were handed down as follows Judgment affirmed
Cayuga Lake Railroad company agt ocy.e
A. Kye slater agt. nersean Rounds agt DelaH are acss
Hernaus ag ClaEks1D Hcrmans AZ Elswoti layho, hkA
IIOasllnl: hOehncke ast Ross DcAusjn aSI SOilyef;
CLARK ag' Donaldson. and The People agL Nas-op -,
cOstslleDnessy aRt hun
ter Weise sutton ag Davi. and Godfrey agt Mo-sr
Judgment reversed and trial granted, costs u aoe
eventJOnGs Smith, and blossom ast onins ihsur
Mot on for rgument denied. with $40 cosCeaTwaiss
Judgment AFFIRMED II Harris egt Tho People 49,
judgment reversed and now tial granted coss 10 aoide
proved BIZ tie city of Brooklyn. TO indemnify the
def the cert hc2te Of deposit upon when We
brought ami such security ~ gwen uen me Jued
ment Affirm without TO either party In this corl-
Frank agt Vessels.
Judgment and Judgment for defendant on cemurTer
with leave plaintiff TO amend upon payment Oh cos''"os
At Suydam. -. .,,o.i.
order affirmed and Judgment absolute for planuJ on snpu%
tlon with costs--Thompson agt Luiney.
rhe follow business Was transze ted to-day -.
Quincy MhteUp0n stipulation nled 10 tDst cuc, ao
having been settled the court agrees tpSe 70" 10
cision nJtio for Teargumont sh2l Do r1adcrou-
Nn 2jgKiah r. Greene respondent agt Henry Deal and
snnei ,att,lt AMI by 81 L. stover for respondent
363-in People rel. william hyer, respondents sSt
Thomas b. Asten and Others appellants submitted - .
No l3.lIenry Armsirlng rspoli9nt AT Ing ". i. ~
and Ill Raroad aVpellani.Arguel by = HAND OF consel
for appean by William Gallagher Tor reslondrhI ~
No Isl William Lander ct AL appel a1ts axL uoofte "a;
Holman 1T al spondeDts-Ar 1y ar.s ~ sn,ne VI
No. l63-aary l.. Ha craft. respondent aSt Ire LAKE
shore ana Michigan Southern RAJ road Co. apreait-.
Argued b. A. T. LaDnig of counsel for appellant suDl'a
Tor res, oident 49,. .,,o,,,n.,
The follow calendar of the Court OF pea luz
Wednesday 0: Nos. Ia, 10, 10. 49, l9' 1913 oo
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HOISE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER of the House to-day pro-
eeedsd to call the Committees for reports Of public
ture.
MI LAWRENCE (Rep.. Ohio,, from the Judiciary Com
mttee reported the bill authorizing actions ia OF
death resulting from wrongful act, neglect or default in
The District OF Columbia provided that the amount re-
covered should not be- above $1,000
The amount was amended 90 as 10 read $4,000, and
some minor changes made. and then the Dill was passed.
The bill to amend Section $50 OF the Revised Statutes,
BY adding the following: " In TIE adjustment OF the
counts Of said officers appeal shall lie from the deci
sion of the accounting officers OF the Treasury 10 tie
Attorney General. whose determination shall DO lna."
Tue Dill oOncernlng I'm bankruptcy begun IN the
6upree OF the several Territories prior 10 the
22d Of June, 1874, and undetermined therein
passed.
BANKRUPT ACT REPEALED.
The bill to repea tho Bankruptcy act also passed
The first repeal the Bankruptcy act Of March 81
1857 and ali laws and parts of laws smcndatOy thereof
and supplemental thereto The second section provides
that all and proceed ngs pending In the United
States Courts wherein adjudication In bankruptcy has
been made, shall proceeded with and governed by the
provisions of existing which continued IN force
pen ing. The take effect from the LIST day
OF January 1877 Alter tho passage IL was discovered
that there WAS an in the recital the date Of the
original law being the I'd, instead VI the 2lst OF
March This mistake, Mr.. LYNDE lDen., Wis., asked
unanimous consent ~ have corrected but Mr. kASSON
ep Iowa. objected, rcinarng that bill places the
whole creditor class OF the country the power of
debtor class The BILL therefore, goes tho Senate with
that imperfection In it.
Tho following is the in detail fRepublicanp In
roman Democrats ialies. Independents in SMALL CAP
ITALs, Independent Republicans In CAPITALS Liberal
Republicans In IfALIO OAPIfALSl:
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IOnEN SERYICES.

In the case of William &. Amman against
Henry A. Eltcie and others, the General Term of the
Cour; ~ Common Pleas refuses the plaintiff leave to go
to the Court OF Appeals Judge Robinson IN giving the
opn.,;: at the Court. says
This T. not a case q which any order should be made
granting leave 20 e. tao t-iir OF AppoA.', Tor TWO
ra.ars First, tie consideration staten 20 naihtil i
craking 10 release the tobacco now htd 10y thc JIM;
States Government liable 10 BIS taNed52 cents per
puund II withdrawn from cOnsumption,' involving Is
disclosed his testimony the cOnings and g0lnss Ia
and among different members III Congress ana 9th Gov
crillncnt officials the pm, ate aud personal appeals or
atpcdious TO thou the soliciting them iOg favorable
recognition and ayoring OF tho matter he had in ehtrge
partakeS OF character scarce escaping what IS denom
mated lobby services" for which the law dcnie any
compensation. Professional jobs that or necessity re-
uurr personal appeas and private opportunities 10 ana
with members Government, and solicitations Oi tclf Ia
vOrablc action discOuntcnanced by public policy and
nnd little favor IN the courts when remuneration tiert
Tor 4, sought by legal action. As tho second reason Tor
d.nyIn the notion the Judge states thdt tine nehera
Term In unanimous aud the case Is not OF that grave
public nature requiring revision OF their views by the
Court OF Appeals
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DECTSIONs-FED. Z.
Srrrcne Conrt-ChGmbers ]

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge Lawrence
LIVINGSTON ag' % ns AS bahn at
Lcgau.-Gr4nted MASH aSI BIAs-"r ps r,1I,s
unte states Tea comPany agt Men isaoe rs
ia,is of regularity required IA these cases Guyon
Brown rints' Barse, agt, FAX tS9 l.-G i
20 onnor az OConnOr.-orsnted. Lsndass agt Mcleod
nrae I' Ins matt o. NJ GegundcorGer granted
ct az sra1se day .a Az at r Ly9
ted Law agl. Grass rantet simons ast jacobs,
Odcu sgt r4nte.l surst az Ma1wel-Gr.ats-
r,oGioe ran,ea schnSsar it RoseSb Faat
stitch agt kammorerral ted Iss ,r,m%en ion, -
i5Yoraer sraasl dsnyias mS'.On Be am sane as
EaOO 9 go 1 "A as ssas eS s,aSo
security Bank ag & ~ E Tr ss ssnaim q. and
grated 70 S ,; eu 5 s =, st no
Head sa9s agt Tho Jaeger Iron Io SS
Granted Bllwn ast me M2ysI sa.tsiMosoa
onio and ordered 70 be 'Ied TId 1 ylr
Isn,"d Muller agi CODY ear.--Ordcr granted. iouoa
@ oI for 4s1 r SSs 49, EisSr se
peMOoa granted and cause iered 70 MN AT crr
e 4sn,,d 'i b. Forest at De 90
Ons On Rs nT % S be be vtn a os
allowance Of 500 Is granted 70 l,s p1% e 20
be esa S" If the order Tor sS9ss9s
not sS 10 sae that tbs decided in ayor q ING
plaintiff rTsoos s4d p
SIN GRANTED shuny ast Oh s sSssvt
rs S; s n Gs not or 's ,ess Fs &
F ES,0p Is s7o ecHon as rqsrs1
in 'hs s ssa- Sns 4" Wood sSS
1shan AIT schollsorantea somn ass g., xi oasnsy
WINS Is the report Of which sought % ha,. y
Msv mo Granted same asI same
ane AT ii srsiled and ose set Ts,I
ish Q. tsCISsaIy lsIs sfe a Ser 'soaps
ana Enyrayiug 90. ast Niso-Monon {, acc FriasJ
special Circuit ssnlsf srnt ami ease 81 s sass,i
vce Is not yered before either notary S' nsn.sss.
satHs o 10. ss sppS@s rseoivr B,s.
BiEsr as nnr ,a% sf lew ra ss
Granted Taylor ass Gils'pe haze.
as Merchants and Traders ins co'iranteS i
ysrns Ban &, Of aransiS SC, 0p r % ~. sane g
Bs,snn as A., ioI s
Williams ACT Wnlams. Granted .,,,,. r,,s Assurspt
~ Jsdss r ~, 1s ac before .aa
innate proceeding 10 sesps,s ss therefore
IN S SSd i,h The be Sr1ass OF is
rekns 1ss rs'' ,s s sa o ore,ns
the stay pr,ce aing The party NOW eSsrrn ~
IL q only after examination that ts Is wtao
stag can DO effected oths%'O sss for sas inc Pc
| u.s unIil Amendment Prooi W , a even
isss isSasss Of The stay Isa,r,a, d s I. ssks
AZ ashns ann MAKE the costs %
s,ton ~ the stay or that d.t.ndaho .npis ~
Wo q, ~ ihs "omaon Pleas sniL But hes Wa J, ouEo.
an ,,a an,l ffo,n tho Then tho So nrn aud rw
r,s sh1ud have adndcated upon ne aeys elrvct ~
have rcmte party 20 this court We sanuol usss -
ment there is In this court ana ws Pas TIE
order against surplus money n ths % Lar oI
sss no way OF aiding the attorney If the less =
| ment of thess costa and 4 ' ss,v, and va. ~
IDENTIFY brought entirely for costs means CHAR that ~
.s s. sc IS. C Would s be MUIR M
Sa piy sns1 4, ,ss, any rg aaysssysr ;s
has 49, 10. sean made the -. pr,Icipe
srTiors The therefore s no. ssa 100 PrssnS
| down IN Froaonl. az S.Iss6ls iatsfposaon. nviH
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DRY GOODS JoBBERs BL,cKMAILED.
TO the EditOr or me frib"nc'

To In F0ITOT OF 7 Ht T TF0 ""V'
SIR: The discussion with reference to Or.
Jamcs T. Iambleton md the christening of ono o HE
children wilkes Booth" recalls 10 the memory Of the
writer Dr Uambc'ons advent In this city the editor
and proprietor 81 Atlanta paper, and ls calling upon
tne merchants doing business South for advertisements
IN his VI ulbic sheet.
M. ,nnrxs wei. excessive. aud the penaly for 10
ciniag patronage Was uackma OF, IN other Wo', DIS
parer had the names ~ f1n--ccfy dry goods lpb"s-
p tho "a firms from their auayrry sentiments were
IA. III ND As unworthy ~ southern pairunaEc ana ottis
who d clncd ~ submit tn his dictaiion ~" Wrr VIE
me o . firm that asked him tO leave then
oi,. II ~, manner and coafssuess have not dlSaIe
penrcd since that day, ie certainly H. uuWorhN % the
po,ifinn nf clerk Of the Committee of ways aud Means
Am YORK Feb. :. 1876. DRY GOODS.
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new arinory for the regiment has appointed
Of three in each company to receive subscriptions Ihese
committec, united will cooperate with the oncers OK
the regiment Washington X. Vernilyc, Royal fne'pS'
and Robert Ienox Kennedy have been appointed uas-
teas al tho Ar,uo-v Fund William Lambeer and Jack
son : Schultz were elected Veteran meinbers oi the
EJIlIing Committee Col. Clark said to a TRlEC ~ TO
,orer that the rrgiental subscTiDiIons woi prooAoy
amount to s5 600 although No pressure Was oroeht "
bear upon the suibers were the ndiSiduu amounts
subscribed known to any except the company comh''-
ie.s The new ar1nory VIII cost abOu. P.I3O0OO.
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WHO X UtMBLErONt

Some twenty years and more ago, when cot
ton Wa King rul,d IN. camp, tine court, AMI ihr p')
uart-whed Jur leading mrl Wrr, lorrmo~t IN gtt,lhk
~ Castle Gnrlon meetings and Auniliaiiug themselves
To- tl slave puwrrWc have s0no recollection az ah M
d, iina named Gambet0n who iucd very cXten .tcN
IN cyyin- hlachmtl upou Ncw-IrrG merchants. Ham
b!.tun pubshc. paper IN one oi tue southern
STAIRS. lie only interruptions but If"pSpiblc
lie made nix thing" among our mid merchants, WI"
were an 81. icr wares II tie expense or thelf
manhood aud their principles. II tis liimpcon any re-
la fo the who d-n Ell ~ named hi' Foi. J,hh
Nilscg Booth SUPP the TKiBrhE cCusnls Bruthcr
Lower and O. e columns OF InE TRIBUNE VI 1874 dhi o.
1T no iulusticJ be d3nrl
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ASSIGNMENTS,

GLovERsvILLE, N. Y, Feb. 8.-James II.
Johnson commission and wholesale dealer In glovers
materials made On ASH mcnt yesterday 10 Henry c.
Day and Janos o. Parsons liabilities $4,000 assets
not known
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb 8.-The firm of
g. X Smith d Co.. dealers In coal and wood. has made
assignment the benefit Of its creditors Tho
sold 100000 tons Of coal per anuun Elijah Belknap
and Frank 4. Robinson Of NewYOrk are the assignees
II Ii probable the firm will be allowed to continue.
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.xrs;,u vas referred to special committee, consisting
Of Msssrs Lewis Hsndckson. and iounsolood; Inc
Joint resolution giving documents &s' 20 nsi' a
Gus.ntn was passed. The Treasurer bond was up
proved MT land introduced bill for inc Pur-
D.se Of making hamps earn tfT mI,,s,
ON Pnbiic Bills This considered vi.tpry for tie 4p
,,ns Of tbe measure bill h tr )duced Tor the
rreation of new ward ia Newark. to be known as the
Siy..cuin Mad
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Emilio Figaro was arrested yesterday on charge
1 oaering for sale cgars properly boxed ami SIAM Ell
his examination Will take place to-day before Ch'n stA1os
Commissioner Shi.i1s.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday Juhre
Sutherland presidlg John Beamish was sfnt'nced I'd
wears State Prison tor forgery John han'ry reeeNa
attempt 10 break INTO tlo soe ~ 10
OF Holm Burtin 80. III II ghthaye Oh Oct -, 1870
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nrssIysKY WAVES AN EXAMINATION.

The examination Of Morris Bissinsky, che
lettercoector who Is accused OF having robbed the
lterboxes route Of Station H. and In whose posses
sion the nens Of large number OF INITIATED letters
xere found was set down for o'clock yesterday A.
that hour tho prisoner accompanied By his counsel ex
Judrs Dttonhosfor, appeared before United States
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RECOVERING ASSESSMENT MONEYS FROM THE
CITY.

In the suit of Solomon Goldberg against the
city, tried yesterday in tine superior Court CheJustice
Mcneil directed "A verdict for plaintiff The plaintiff was
owner Of No 3i3 East Thirty seconi-s and appliol to
clerk in the Assessors Office to pay assessment for
sewer levied his house. BY blunder, which lac
charges wholly the clerk, the payment was credited To
his neighbours house On discovering the mistake he
made repeated demands for ts but was assured
n correction WAS impossible. He finally paid under
threat OF SALE the assessment on his own house. with
interest nd sued for the money he first paid. with In
terest The defense OF ie city that u had no power
Ia make any correction Of the books. and that on such
payments the doctrine OF voluntary payments should he
rigiily applied otherwise Dcghbors by colinsion
might pay the others house and, after IL was too
late enforce sale for the unpaid assessin recover
back their money from tho ely Judge Mcneil oyerued
the defense as no bad faith was shown, but awarded
plaintiff he partly In fault, only the principal OF
his claim, SlG4 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09

The most glowing passage in minister's
sermon WIN attract scarcely half tho attention that Gen.
tors on tho man who blows his moss in church.
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THE CONTROL OF TJIE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
In the suit of Buckley against Havemeyer

III INC sui vi uFtipoV
and Others In which the plaintiff sought to restrain
Henry Havcmeyer. John O. Havemeyer and others from
rcsignng their position directors Ia the Long Island
Railroad Company In favor ~ persons controlling the
other railroads Of Long Island Judge Barrett in Supreme
Court Chambers refuses to continue the injunction lie
says It Is by clear that the transfer VI the
control OF the Long Island Railroad Company to persons
Interested other would be injurious To IL stock
hoders But II Is explicitly denied that any agreensnt
such transfer has been made, and Mr. Henry Have
meyer states that agreement has been mic of the
e-g,iaton or election Of drectors The oase therefore,
Is not within tho principle laid down In Fremont against
stone present there II ground for equitable lnt r
ference Ii will time enough To proceed against the
present or future directors when they do some act pu
dcal 10 the interests Of tho stockhoders Tne motion
TO continue the injunction must De denied and the teu
porary Injunction dissolved with $40 costs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-09

Comparng these gurcs with those ~ acme European
countries where 10 cancellations are proposed MI.
Hewitt WINS unable to understand the theory 0 the Com
mitfec IN making rcduC For Instance. our trdc
with soyerai European nations is rs follows:
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

DISCUSSIONS IN THE SENATE on THE CANAL CoM
MISSION AND AUnIGOE-A VERY FAIR DAl o
WORK IN BOTH HOUSES.