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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-13

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New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

DFCIsIONs-Ocr. %.

.Suprome Court -ChGmbTs-Bv Judge Barrett
Pacific Mail steamship Company sgt Commssouers OF Taxes
6c-The proceedings sought 10 be stayed
Of the Judgment As wei! might plantih who had
sought restrain foreclosure ~ chattel mortgage
~ his b, ask reinstatement Ot the Injunction
on appeal he had stayed proceedings under the judg
uepi of sris,a The would bc that the mortgage
was bang fortc!esnd by force OF ihe Judgment The
motion DE dismissed with costs. Platt
uegraw After iul consideration have concluded
pefsps the paiuun sOEd D0t by unconditional dissO
luton OF the temporary INJUNCTION be deprived Of the OppOr
O sustaining TINS bIi upOn the tia ~ TIE same time
hanged Ia the suggestion thrown out upon
thS armcut 3ut the injunction peRdents lite
Mr. Dreaw holder Of this Judgment cannot be
srou.y statute 70 secnfity amply
tccts hn u Watss s. 29OS2 The injunction may there
fore he continued upon the plaintiffs dcpOang the ful
amount of the uAgent and executing bond iOr damages
and costs instead. executing bond WIN two good
sIIretes 10 pay the Judgment damages and costs III
the deposit be not ulaco Or the BOND gwen
within days the injunction must be dissolved with tIO
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
RETURN OF THE SCHOONER ERA.

The schooner Ira, l20 tons, which was
fitted out at New London for scientific expedition 10
Cumberland sound in Davis strait, arrived in the bay
yesterday and anchored off Red Hook shortly after her
arrival she was by the United states Marshal for
pilotage amounting TO ga. due TO l.. Mason. and
contracted IN 1873 under previous owners. The
vessel was fitted out last spring by Mr.. snort
of New-IGndun and Mr. Mernman, father Gf
Commander i. c. Mcrriman, United States Navy oi
wiliamsport Pcnu.. for the purpose of loading with
mica at Mantle in the Cumberland sound m 90 OJ
north latitude Iicut william Min!zr of the Engineer
Corps United states Navy, had obtained grant n the
iuine claim when attached To the Cne
states steamer TgrcsS in the Poaris Search Expedition
in ls73. II sent in charge Of the expedition, ana
Capt. Buddingtn, who accompanied the Juhhla ID te
search expedition. in command OF the SNIP. ihe
Era left Ne,yIOnGn June and reached MANTLE IN lhe
middle OF July, after being detained ii days Iii drifting
pack ice.
The expedition does not TO have been success
fu as eNpected After working AT the mine nearly
two months they secured only ab0ut ID tons, when IL
stated that the mine very ml5lcuOusy gave OUT.
Capt. BuddmgtOn brought back quantity OF gfapHe OF
good quality. which il thOnght Is abundant III that
vicinity. The Bls still IA the vessel Dut as te
hatcLes locked and no one on BOARD VINO coulu
open thou. the cargo, which was supposed 10 ne tnt
source Of wealth engaged in the WORK could
inspected. t stated that considerable money
had lost the speculation, and that MI herran
had sunk 80 900 IN the enterprise The Era started on
her return MANTLE sept. g. and reached New
Lnndpn oct II. leaving there sunday for inlsdci-
pha, WHITTIER she is bound upln her release oy the
Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

Superintendent Walling yesterday afternoon
directed cnargcs 80 be preferred against Ohicor NE
Neatly Of the Seventeenth Precinct for bruialy clubbing
little boy on Saturday night. From the affidavit made
10y the boy whose is James Mccormack, b. Of
I5i First-ave, it appears that he and companion
passing Secoud-ave and Eghthst when they blay
fully engaged in boyish seattle. Officer McNealy. who
was near AT hand told them to dess but they laughed
at him, when he suddenly graspcd Mccormack
by the shoulder and said he would take him 10 the police
station. Iic boy red 20 escape wnen the OurtI raised
LIS club and dealt the boy heavy blow on the Heal IN
fa ling his head sirGcE an iron railing and he received
another wound The blood down the hos iareDI ne
was dragged the police station ut FIrstNe ana ffih
st. where he tainted Upon rc'iyng bn, IL was found
that the officers club had made an ugly wound on tht
top OF his head while the fall the railing ld caused
another on tie side the head. one Of the Ooy- eyes
was also swollen und dscOOrcd IL, although suh 'rng
from his wounds locked NJ night on n charge
OF disOrlpTy conduct and Sunday morning was taken
before Justice Fiammey at the Essex Market Ponce
Court aud DISCHARGED. When he appeared before super
ntcudeut Wa!liug presented pitlabc appc lgaucc.
and the superintendent remarked that there 10 cN
clse for using cub upon sIch small boy, Whatever
might be the prOyOcation. The case WI! De Investigated
"A
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
THE COURTS.
RIGHTS OF A BROKER.

Cumberland G.. White sued Algernon ). Bax-
ter on tie following agreement: In 1867 Baxter pro-
cured White as his broker sgat sellers option loo9
shares OF Hudson River Railroad Company stock at rs.
Very soon after dividend the stock was declared o
an equal OF the stock, yncnt o. 500 snare
The first effect 70 lower the pnce OF tbe Watercd
stock but II rapidly recovered until the stock again STOOD
at SIZ7 n share Currie. Martin Coz the Ncnders, gave
notice to the plaintiff who in turn gave notice to the de-
fcndant they proposed 10 take the stock dividend
ON tie terms offered and this stock recovered called
under their agreement FOR margins until defendant haa
deposited SO 900 On call for another deposit OF
$4,000 the plaintiff refused 10 put up further Margin
and teng cited before the Arbitration Committee OF the
Stock Board refused 10 appear aud was consequently
suspended He claims that his action was under an
with Baxter by which Baxter PROMISED Ihlt
II he would take this course, he lBaXer) WOuu pay nun
per cent than his us IN The previous year
NhiIe claimed that his earnings. ~ broker Uf Ee pre-
Viuus eight months had been $l3OOO and Ills earn,
from speculation In those months as muCh more ihb
Court excluded all consideration OF hls stcuiatlee
earnings. and the iary him verdict Tor SOool d.
The defendant appealed. The superior Court, behetaI
Term, Judge Curtis giving the opinion, hOld5 tha e
agreement to 20 before the Arbitration Cohnlt'te
WAS good consideration for the defendants promise 10
make good the plaintiffs loss by shch course, anu ~
tine verdict Oi tue jury Is not oAccSoye ahfms eo Juus
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
THE PACIFIC MAIL CoMPANY's TAXES.

II has already been reported that the Paciiic
Mail Steamship Company contested the personal tax I'M
posed it for 1874 the ground that the basis OF t'
tax was IN part ts Pacific Ocean steamers and othr
property not within the control protection OF the
state that the Court of Appeals )und against the com
pany on that question; that the company ODtaiheu
writ OF error to the questions involved before the
United States Supreme Court and that the IecelVor Oh
Taxes not regarding inns stay Of his proceedings
seized the steamship Colon. The Colon has Deeh re-
leased by arrangement Meanwhile a motion was maze
before Judge Barrett TO stay the Tax Receivers action
until the United states supreme Court passed On ne
question. on the argument Juuee Barrrtt St"hgy htr
mated hs view ihIt the matter y The dCclsiou oi e
Court OF Apucas having -Olc INTO inc hhndS oI 'uc NJ
ceiyer OF Taxes he had further power n tue niatl
Yesterday rendered h.s decision, giving the ioo"ins
lelslns Tnr proceedings sought To- Dr sltd are unl III
enforcement any judgment As wei might pilntn
who had ght 10 restrain the foreclosure .! cI1te
mortgage after the dismissal Oi is hil! ask fc'ti
meaj the injunction on appeal brcause hr had st5
proceedings under the judgment Oi dismissal Inc an
swer would be that the itEaEe was NOT DtihS l'ic
closed Icy Ol the Judgment The motion must oe ue
IA ed costs
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
CRIMINAL NOTEs.


At the Yorkyille Police Court yesterday John
IApgerty age Is u NO AZ Esi sistcenlst aud Dcnn,
C1uunI. axe 10. of no 4O2 Last IVtuyntst CHARGED
win ,bug and outrsgiug Ms Jane Brady ave and
-,yruj,cutsi last sunday "a sh', were cOmuein default
Of 5000 bail
The trial Of Michael McGuin. charged with striking
Patrick Hyde with coupling pin II Llghi and Hudson
the effects ~ wiicu DEE died. brguu
ity bepre the tolrt of ~rons
iu cOiTOJUiatiun
FRIDAY last IN, viii probably occupy the whole yme OF
the court today.
Peter Beard. a negro servant IN the officers mess
ai West Point, bfOught before United states Omns
Osborn YESTERDAY charged win the tci o go
fellow named Boxer. Last Friday afternoon Boxer
brf1 justice o the peace az tire Highlands aud
this plant against Beard. aud constable cent TO the
% q
low The removal during the day tEs money was
refunded Boxer los Beard. the former then I,fused
prosecute hecharge already made The justice however
fused ut the matter drop aBl an adavt made
dav morning before COmuis Osborn the same eject
a. The previous complaint warrant placed IN the
Of Deputy Tinted states Marshal NeHCone who arrested
saturday evening aud brought linn 10 t5 city. Be
fore Osborn YESTERDAY, the comp lanant sin
fasu % prosecute dischar grd upon his own
reeo
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
POLICE CAPTAIN IRVING DISMISSED.
ms PRECINCT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on THE DIS
CHARGED OFFICER.

CHARGED OFFICER.
The Board of Police, at its meeting yeSter-
day, unanimously voted 10 dismiss Capt. James Irving
of the steamboat Seneca from police force for con
duct unbecominc an officer The force OF the precinct
was entirely changed. The following roundsmcn On the
boat were reduced to the ranks: jeffrey and Byrnes
who were transferred the Twcutyninth Precinct and
Jones. who sent to the Eighth Precinct for patrol
duty Sergeant Welsh ransiei red 10 the Twenty
seventh Precinct and Sergeant Mulln took the Eighth
Precinct The officers of the boat were sent TO other
precincts as follows: Adler to the Eighth. Frazier,
Foley, Marlin, Phelps, Tingley, and Wright to The
Twenty-niuth; Kelly, Long, and Roach TO the
First; Harvey Lqwler, Kehoe, Smith SkUne, and Ten
Eyck to the Eighth; McQ1.cNln and Donahue to the
Ninth and Parker and Ryder 20 the Sixteenth Sergeant
Schultz Of the Eleventh Precinct was put in command
of the boat and the following ordered to re-
port to him at once for duty Sergeant Doyle OF the
Tenth, Roundsman Ruck Of the First, ROundsmtn Ger
ker of the Try-dfth, and Officers Kruger Of the SIXTH
Crtenden Of tine seventh Tmnery OF the Fourth HAYS
Of the First. kine 81 the Fifteenth Nall1aG OF Te
enh, Nints the TWcnty-niutI, Nosc OF the Twenty
seventh GrithS of the TBiTty-';cond, German o. the
Foreman ana Worman OF tne Fourteenth. HerscIe OI
The Seventh, and > cher OF tIc 0dfth
Capt IryIngs record pOJct oihcer Is remarkable
one covering period OF X years At u years uf
lC was appointed r2trolm3n on tc' "a l5JS ne "as
promoted 10 be rouudsman AUG. 3d. 1870; promoted TO
bp sergeant NOV l6 1870. and promoted jo be captain
Jan q 1916 Eight charges nave been prtItll i.ea!Nt
during his service the police foice all hui two
being dismissed. He scntcEccd on one charge 10
lose ten dss Iay for conduct uhbscouinH an ora ei
On th, last charge be has been dismissed ihe ioo, one
q the charges brought against hm was Tor completely
willie Catiut the detective force IN one OF the great -
forgery Csa rccOI dthat 0i Mcdonnell on the EJnk
Of England The evidence against him was cyucG.Nc
IL was thau-ht, but dismissed hl the huhu
OF Police legal technitalty, because the agents
OF the Bank refused 10 appear Js prosecutors. lie
faults OF the captain however ud Not include CUWafiCc
lie was bravo o. reckesncs, dNt the latter disposition
frequently retarded rather tLan Increased his cu'cLcN
He va, al times iusOtHt 10 SlHcrulo ana tyTdhuc
to hs subOTluatcs Dut never retarded lrOn under
taking any duty involving great danger from lcdi on
cOwardice This made him Conspicuous III MS early
police career and FASTENED his advancement. de was
always however, regarded as lacuB N jIiucpr, ana
CouSOrtiug with disrc{,utJble persons
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
MEETING OF METHODIST PREACHERS

At the regular meeting of the Methodist
preachers Yesterday the discussion concerning Praying
Bands IN the church was resumed the opening address
being made by the Rev. Dr. George r. Crooks formerly
editor of The Methodist. lie favored Their continuance
provided they subject TO competent authority
Other addresses made on the same topic by the
Revs A. C. MorehOuse, ID. DcVinne, John Dickinson
d. A. Cioodsel. and George Lansing Taylor. Ihe Rev.
Dr. Tiffany Chicago described the revival now III prog
rcss that city under the laburs OF Moody and skey
aud slOe Of dcceaee Of Or Durbn The theme Tor
discussion Monday announced as Inc PfOph-
eces of Heatheuism Interpreted by Christianity
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
PUSHING TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Oct. PA truce has been
established in the contest for right Of way between
the rival telegraph companies the Western Union and
Atlantic and Pacific ii is claimed by the officers Of the
Western Union Company that the Atlantic and Pacific
Company viii be prevented from continuing us cOnnec-
fon with The Far West, while officers OF the latter
company are equally determined that the company Will
erect wires through the contested territory
PITTSBURGH, Penn, Oct. 22.-The Merchants
National Telegraph Company extending from Pittsburgh
through the oil regions and which was under lease 10
the western Union fallen into the hands OF the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company. new board
OF directors has been elected, with Cen Thomas l.
Eckert President.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
UxpERvALUArlox OF IMPORTED GOODS.

In the case of the United States against
Philip Ronzoni, in which the defendant was charged
with passing goods through the Custom house al IN
umdervaluutou. a notion argued IN the United
states Circuit Court before Jlge Benedict ycste day
by Judge DittcnlOctr defendant counsel 90 quash and
set ASIDE au information fcd against the dc
fcndant by tie United states Distric; Attor-
ucy In this case. three successive indictments
were found 10y the Grand jury each OF which. after
motion To guash was abandoned ana Withdrawn. After
ward an information was lied uYOn the AFFIDAVIT o Gen
Foster Assistant United States District Attorney, charg
ing the defendant with hc ornsr contained m itr a1u
doucd indictments The ai ,aNlt stated tat me iudi"
ucuis had been found and Withdrawn. The di.illap's
motion qIasl the Information was based on
the ground tLat where tie unusHai course
was taacn % fling Information instead 81
procuring Ju indictment before -fJnd jury the vnl
ant should have opportunity 0i cNluHduua before
"A United states tonui--ouvI, TO enable hiu lu snow
That probable cause % acuuH existed Judge ID il,n
huccT iu support J th- view. dcC-.u ul judge
WItncy. IN tine UHItcu States Court for thC lt~icu
f. strict tf Mclu.an II further argued ihJi The
anidiyIt annexed t0 the Information vas insufficient q
mn.e statement llat au indictment had been "uh ant
w.tLdgNu H1t being evidence II qfOJa5l caI-c Judge
Benedict reserved bis decision.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
TWO WHISKY CASES.

Garret Dreyer, the occupant of the property
used "A vegetable garden between Seventeen and
sovcnty y-sccond-sIs. and Eleventh and T"ehha'es.'
upon witch an Illicit still. found last Friday surren
dccd himself yesterday and was admitted to bail ~
5000 Francis Joseph his employer WHO was "Ahleu
as % witness. was huilcd iUf 800 . ..
In the argument before Judge Brncdci ~ tAe Ihlleu
states Circuit CoIrt yesterday morning me JuiSe re
served ms decision ON the motion 90 W. = G. N MlHer
under an indie imeut Tor whisky frauds, in hr discharged
upon thcr rccpcnzaucrs E' tuii'i states Attorney
having declined bring the uia ou ~ tnie term J.
appeared for the motion and Assistant t'd
states Attorney Il. Is. Foster for the prosecution
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

The argument of the appeal of Tweed from
the judgment against him for S6000,00O was finished
yesterday in supreme Court General Term. Wheeler H.
Peckham argued length that the evidence justified
the verdict and that it, well the judges charge,
strictly within the rules Of law. James Q. Carter
spoke breny " the same purp0rt Charles OCODOr was
present bat DID not speak Dudley Field answered
behalf 0f Tweed, claiming that the exchange OF Juries
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
EcoNoMr.-McPherson Gmpre

OUTRAGED ECONOMY.-McPhersOn lnnpres-
sye, -" In. but here's fcarrOme eNtiarN ageence-
these focrst-class carriages! B was forced H. spite
o. maesel," Mamma" ForcedH McPheison-" An,
wec Yes, yc Ken lad gif OF atree pass diasgae
but when aw went the b0Okn' Orbce ana asked them
To change il a thccrCass ticker an "a" ide deeier
encc IN bawbces. wad We believe IT, they wndnh do any
thing the E1nd and aw IN just forced ride feeTst
class - Funny Folks.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
ASSAULTED WHILE RETURNING FROM CHURCH.

On Sunday night Theodore Baumann, while
returning from church Jersey City Hghts brl-
tally assaulted BcacOnave. by unknown man. He
made his way the Third Precinct SttiOn-hOuse where
he presented horrible sight, having been teaen and
kicked about the face and body. From the description
which he gave his assaant, the police recognized John
Powell, wellm0wn English boxer and clog daucer at
variety theateTs, who has been In trouble quite often
when Intoxicated. He arrested yesterday morning
by officer Locke, and being unable % make defense
was committed by Justice PeOubet for trial. Baumann
thinks he was assailed because he is q Republican.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
PAsSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM BERMUDA-Tl sisgnahip Gamma, Oct 23.-C. v
r,,i,m Miss ate Pralual T. r. Thompson EOtuc, Hyde
S T. Levy John uaucL r. C. sheldon, Miss i4eham I'M
Z, Talbot T.. Newman. Ir j. Johnson Frank Brown, llss
= Trot james \. CpuycTs. J. scott Pelnan Mrs
D. r. Duusrumb ". Nnicf, Lieut.. Brown, Miss Allel
MIS- abOt, Ellen PhIlIr, FsIn. n. NcW0e.gy.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
PREPARATIONS FOR rwEED8 RECEPTION.

The expected arrival OF the United states
Steamer franklin. with BOSS" Tweed a. passenger.
created some excitement among reporters who were
eager for m opportunity to have interview with the
distinguished parsonage from Vigo. An application 20
Commodore }. ". A. Nicholson, COnnnaltant oi TIE
uayy-yard permission 20 70 board OF the vessel
upon arrival. not successful. The Commodore
was very courteous bat rr>srcj the reporter that his
Instructions from Washington were that no per4rn should
allowed board the vessel uut after the delivery 81
Tweed e. the sheriff He stated that this would take
place the other side OF quarantine, the vessel would
not proceed above that point The orders which he mad
received from Washington as 10 the FIunkl.ns move
mcuts were strictly confidential, and he not allowed
to mpart any Information relative 10 them.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

FOR LIVERPOOL-Ta s'srs..tfp The QUEEN, oct: 23-L
Dow Mrs Dow Miss Florence .or, Nts Jaar r. Strathy'
Miss Strathy Miss Fanny 0GcisF. hi@' Lludr SahueI
IrIan l. QIater Dir. ami MIS- Ashley, WIN d. Ndl NlccA
MI5 Rogers and infant
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
DEATH SENTENCE or A NEwIERsEY MURDERER.

DEATH SENTENCE or NI.NJERSEG MURDERER.
John Henry Schwamb was taken from Jail in
Jersey City yesterday 10 the Circuit COur; and
sentenced by Judge Knapp for thy murder OF William
Bette at Union Aug. l. The prisoner when brought
into court showed great agitation when called upon 10
standu ne tfembed excessively and before the Judge
had concluded the sentence he sank back into his seat
apparently unconscious. Judge Knapp then rcGi the
sentence which condemned Schwamb % BE- hung ~ the
Jersey CITY ul-yaTd Friday, The Stl oi December
The condemned man was taken DaCk to jail -Gbbus hys
tericay. An application wall he made 90 the Court Of
Par1Ons the last week IN this month fore commutaon
OF the sentence aud II - generally believed that the
court Will change the sentence 70 imprisonment Tor life
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

had been without any waiver any Of Tweeds rights as
against the jury that was actually selected Ihe Oot
reserved ts decision.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
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New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

"See here, wife. you indulge that boy too
much lie Is a perfect mule" %. husband, please
d0st boy of having for father" The
old Lnan was silent.