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ACarHfAN Y1Bttx0 A1A1SsT RUSSIA.
Loxno1, Mar 2.-The TtieqFoph publishes the
following frum Vienna: ''Thc convention be-
tween N1ssA and RoumAna for The transit at the
Cxae's teny Ia considered BY Apatfo- Hungary ~ a
breach Of neutssllty. and the impression It has
caused "a such that from The aspect Ut Stair II
seems dooblfol whether Tho Government will bo
able to resist much longer The mantfessatIon Of
puhlsc opinion in favor Of Intervention. Tho preas
has nsves been 40 violent In lu 1auguaSe towards
Nussia."
KEPKLtfro RussrANs.
vsExsA, MAY 2.-Tho Psksst believes that,
should the Porto persfst IN cxpeitng the Russians
from Turkey. the Government will fend aa Am.
basaador to Conatantlnop1e.
WILL NOT Dz ANswBREp.
The Ed.tern Budget saJs the 1snsslan aud Turk.
tsh circulars will not bc answered bJ Austso.
Hungary. A. Tho opinion regarllng the Justice Of
the cauee Of either beltigcfent would b useless.
IN Tnx HuNnARfAH DIRT.
pss7u. Mar 2. in tho Hungarian Diet to-day
Deputy Somssch asked Tho Government whether
II intended to treat the advance OF tho Raesfans
into Turkey With an indifference, and II 20,
whether It relied upon the guarantees 1t had re-
ceiscd sufficient protection to Anstro.llunEartan
interests In every eventually. He Also asked what
steps bad been taken, Or were contemplated, Ia
maintain tho freedom n commerce on the Lower
Danube and To guard Hungarian ttadera against
losses arising from stoppaEc thereof.
aomss1th. In supporting his Interpolation,
pointed ont thse Russia had Invaded the neusral
territory Of Ronmahta, which hsd boen guaranteed
by Europe. practically stopping tho freedom o
tsado on tho Danube. The enormous army tha'
Rn4sia had placed tn tho fetd made 1t impossible
10 forcsec The limits Of her airas.
| APPROVED.
PEsrr, May 2.-11err soutss!eh's intarpcllatlor
is unanimously approved By at parties in The Hun
| gnsIan Diet
| NEUTRALITY
Tho T1ener Press atates thas Austria will soot
issnc declaration OF neutrality.
A proposal has been started In Par,tamcntar.
clubs Of Vienna To ask the Government whethc
duo provision has been made for tho military pro
lection OF tlc Transylranla frontier, 80 - to fore
stall any sudden Russian Invasion.
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Won MoLTKK'a RECENT srEECM.
BERLIN, MAy :.-Tho Prorlne4d, Correspondence
says: "Gen Won Molske'a recent speech concern
Ing French armatnents was intended 10 clearly and
scsuteJ direct the attention Of Germany 10 fa:es
which, Notwithstanding the undoubtedly pacific
tendency Of our policy, cali upon us 10 continually
obaerve the greatest military vigilance" Dls-
msrck, upon reading Won Moltkcs speech. intl.
mated h!a concurrence. tits supposed that tho
Empeios's rlatt TO Aisacc IL connected With the
dcanita settlement OF measuscs to countcsbalsnee
tho concentration Of French troops on tne frontier
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th,es :au.aroe:s 4es xan. o, abon. go 900 men.
Of @ e r.aa 1ets
:sees;: , $SSo9 @ sss5l:ss !.ess: y s?i - :sst:
5 .;sst ss's; p: ss
:s ese5 !n s! e. sss
soap 81 e. st's 9s 9s so s.s a.
sse nd o H. so ~ hs as nd
talions 10 nske ap tot t tothcr nersegas!nisn resi
msnts eon.ej3sa y water e yatn.: The a.most
ent /, e d. ooS aeso'ass e
ths ,.ne otisIal sa.ho:ty. the js.e,t intsIlssnec
Rnst.ehak md $iistris, md sbous 669 fsthsr
re.t en the i.nabe: lltte farther south, anl IN
a.eeltA!ncd total aor1h Il lie naiksns i. About
t,ns:ea ss ' I'll Il ,Asss on e.
sef0un, about so: 600:
nEseEAnT, Ap,tl i!:-whils ~ Tn.k. could
tpeet ths Koumsnisn ter.ttory n iii circumstances.
and much Less 70 keen this pledge f given, It Il
M III ss H. ! hsy esS y ,S;
occupying Kalsfat. a. they arG supposed BY tho
Roumaniana To have tho Intention Of or doing. aud
waddin seems really 10 indieate. suen move.
ment could only bare for IL object either
70 prevent q crossing Of the. Nussians At
Turn sereffh Into the Tjmok Valley
70 4, operate .Es!ns: wtddia e si.h,
Danube. or else to occupy simply Tho heights OF
kalafat. which command tho right bank Of the
tivet a wldd,n. AZ fot the art, u 1naT oe ~;
nsa y hst The Rut'ias H., hare learned
commit the same fault and to choose thets line OF
exposing themselves, - they did then, 70 hare II
impesfed BY tho Turka croasIng 1t Oltenitza. The
tween Tho Turks and tbs 5errlans, they.
worked. Il apy fste Indirectly, in isvo.
| q II. seems 70 b simost = proof that they
ID the beginning Of the aet campaign, 20 that tho
ntrcseity Of occupying Kalafst, a. counter.
movement to such 4 step on Tho part Of the 1.us.
etans, would bc absolute wnata Of strength on tho
rart 81 ths Tatks. A. oeeap.tioa q .K.'.ist u
ol the Russians. would 10 sttt. g7sater wasts Of
| strength. and DO one OF those false moves and
| dtrate01ca1 blunders which ut tho outset would
III. nS ss 81 e a.sa ns ssa IT,
In the hsst ttsance as least through ihe southern
| portion Of neesatzbfs, ceded fn 1850 to KonmAna,
to Israll md Tutcha, whcro the three branches af
tho Danube branch on; and ali that can b.
Russian forces tend to conat.n tho suppos!.lun
| that the5 contemplate crossing there. Now. this
point Is about 800 Engliah miIea In direct llno
from Kalhfat, 50 that 1ank movement 1t that dis
| Of lnrRe trapsyerBo rivers on tts war HoaId b.
laughed at Hut e7cu supposins, Al would no
doubt be the caro- later, that the Russians came
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WARRINGTON, d. C., Nay 9.-CAleb Cnshng'a
opinion "A to tho Aects Of the war In this country
Is substantially, In bis own language, that the war
must result In great good 10 our country. There
II, howaver. no necessity for tho large advance on
tour; that IL speculative. II tho fight should be
confined to NuksIa and Turkey, the de-
mand for our bread4tu6u will even then
be hcavy, for Tho Nussiana Will not u.
low their cereals to bs exported while
they arc Ut war. Dostdcs, the producing classes
will bare to Join tho army. II shtcasens to be 4
great war II England gets into 1t. Then rtl! Como
our opportunity to recapesase out commerce. We
will hare 10 pso.ide soas wtY BY wh!eh No can
gather Ia the English commercial naFino under our
nag. 1t IL destined to b. Americas chance, and
VIC must syall ourselves OF H. Russia aud Turkey
wero never better prepared for large struggle "a
far II men, asms, and prorts'ous arc concerned.
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f10f.iifHS.

Spe<5ai nspateA 10 77< 7f1buaAL
srxnaJlrLp, Ill. May =. Tho Sanganon Coua-
ty Medical Society mes " Jay aud selected ~ del.
egatea Of tho StA.s Association In Chicago on thu
18th, Dss. FrAwlay, Dixon, LtadAay, and Quiss&
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GREAT BRITAIN.

/ LOCKOUT
otAsoow, May 2.-Shipbuders hAse entered
upon a lockout, owing to the strIke, and 400
non.st.lktng shlpwsights haso beea thrown OUT OF
employment
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WOULD NOT CONrHthUTB.
LONDON, May Sd a. ma Berlin corEnapond.
ont reports that the Town Council Of Metz refused
to vote any money for tho reception OF tho En-"
pesor. Tbs German inhabitants of tho town Will
combine with tho garrison to celebrate hls wall.
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THE WAR.
Additional Particulars OF the
Late Battle Before
kars.
One Hundred Thousand Troops
Take Part in the En-.
gagoment.
Tho Turks Driven Back Upon
tho City with Immense
Loss.
An Open Rupture Imminent Be-
tween Turkey and
Roumania.
The Turks Will Close the
Danube to All Navi-
cation.
Effect Of the War Upon
American Securities
Abroad.
Gen. Sherman's Plan Of Send
ing an Army Commits
sion to Europe.
The Obstacles Such a Deputation
Would Be Likely to i
| Encounter.
Analysis Of D1aj. Delaticld's Report
ofTwcnty Years Ago.
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NINlSTEH W1Stl1CHNE.
pARla, Mr. !.-Ms. WashbnFnc. the American
Minister, has returned to this city.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

MEETING YESTERDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ING MEN ON SNAP JUDGMENTS.
The Board OF Education met yesterday afternoon at
four O'Clock, President Wood in tho chuir. On
count proposed alterations In Grammar School No.
rs, West Forteth street, the school Commissioners
were authorized dispense with any OF the
or classes that might interfere with the work
on the alterations.
Tho report Of tho Superintendent Of Truancy for
April showed total of 1885 Investigated, only
494 OF which proved be Of truancy. OF this
l6 were sent to the Catholic Protectory two were
Juvcrne Delinquents and one in charge oil the Now
York Juvenile Society.
commu ncation was read from the Carnival Asso-
citation asking that hall holiday be granted In the
public schools on May Is, the day OF the proposed
carnival Commissioner Dowd sent IN resolution to
grant the request The resolution was not seconded
and TIE Original communication was referred tho
Committee on Byihws.
menu the appointment OF William kenneys In place Of
Alexander NJ. stanton as superintendent OF truancy;
also William kitchell In place OF A. L. Heckler, and H.
S,anbsury Morse IN place oil ). NJ Barnett MIR.
He SAID II was n piece OF ''snap" judgment for the
committee TO discharge those men without letting the
Board time 10 consider tho subject or hearing
the reasons for their dismissal The motion lay
the table lost by vote OF to IL and tho report
was adopted by vote OF l3 tod.
The sum OF 5000 800 appropriated for teachers
saiaries tor the month OF April
Mr. Beardsey moved that the President be author
lied to receive $1,000, the amount OF legacy OF
Ephram HolDrook, to purchase books for the library
the Free Academy, known the College Of tho City
OF New York.
The Board then adjourned.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY MAY g. 1s77-rR1P1B SHEET

1921; do do, coupon. 1l3 . ll3I; do. nves, 1881.
registered, ms INK; do. do. do, coupon, III
lllki do. AXIS, 1891, registered, 1855 loses.
YoKEIGy MARKET.
The London advces report the rates OF discount LOT
three months bills up TO IN per cent. the sum OF
E44 900 sterling Withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land on baance to- day Consos were quoted al 935s
-, against 937s al the close Monday. United staes
bonds are u higher Tor lsG7's and new Gves Erie
advanced 10 TX tor tho common and 10 II TOR the pre-
fcrred and New York Central to &c. Al Paris rentes
quoted At l03 S5, against 102 TN yesterday On
the Stock Exchange TO day business opened iangn'dy
hut subsequently, strengthened somewhat Foreign
securities, which opened uniavoraoly, became better,
Turkish excepted Russians steady. Americans quiet.
Money articles IN tho various papers state that 10
generally expected that bank rate Of discount
will be raised to per In the open market the
official minimum OF per cent Is practically current
Consols closed "a 16 and In Paris rentcs closed at
1887 1870 Bar silver quoted at 5i1sd per ounce.
rSrrRD STATES TREASURY
The total coinage for the month OF April was:-Gold,
$3.50. o0o silver, 81. 100000
Tho receipts to day were 1925, 600; customs
receipts S425, 900; bank notes, $4,000
State bonds at the Board were q higher for Lou
siana rs consolidated, a higher Tor Tennessee 6's
old, and steady for Missouri long 6s, 10 which deal
ings wero confined. The following were the latest
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Lawrence, In Supreme Court Chambers, yes
terday rendered decision refusing a reargumcn. in
the case OF the Tarrytown Heights Land Company. He
says he will disturb the decision allowing the At
torney General to proceed to dissolve the corporation
In TIE Haskell will suit argument concluded yes.
terday Contestants claimed deusion on
the part of tho tcstator sufficient to render the
will null and VOID. Calvin has reserved his
decision in the case.
A writ OF habeas corpus allowed By Judge Dono-
hue. In Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday, in favor
of John Mea. Mclia Is imprisoned a charge OF
fcopious assault with pstol but says he acted only
IN sef-defoncc. The object Of the writ in his ID
10 nave ID Court fix the amount Of his bail
Three divorce suits, but involving nothing Of present
public interest," were passed upon supreme Court
Chambers, yesterday That oi Jameson VS.. Jameson,
s,rcadv noticed IN the HERALD was revived from ia
default and ordered the calendar. Thuse OF Rosna
Won Opstal VS. joan Won Upstnl aud John Renckcr Vs.
Anna Elizabeth Rerckcr were referred
The Two suits OF the United States Patrick II.
Iones formerly Postmaster OF the city OF New York
and hts surcties the official bond OF IL, 900 J0O
brought TO recover alleged deicalons during his term
OF office nave been merged into one SUIT, which
pendng before Judge Batchiord, in the United States
district Court
rce AZ yesterday ~ tho suit brought by
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company against Pres
colt aud others, on ri before Judge SANFORD 70 The
associate counsel and Immediately entered upon his
duties. -, ,...a a., ,ua.,,o $780,.
,.h,rh 4, vas expected would have been disposed OF
v.slorday By the appointment 81 MI Poole, Of the
Grand Opera House. az ner guardian, was adjourned
,xer mill saturday next IL wac stated by counsel
nst Mr. poole had expressed his Willingness accept
,ne portion Pending some disposition Of her case
Tue tte girl is returned 10 tho custody OF the Shell
Corporation Counsel Whitney appeared in supreme
Court, Chambers, yesterday, oeior. yuasa ip9nohue,
me proposed new parade ground On the call OF Tho
case Mcssrs. Allison Shaw and several other coun.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMgERs-Heid by Judge Dono-
hue-Nos. 2ss, 307, 3l2 3l3 314, 315 81, 322 323,
325 ga, 329 Assessment cases-N0s 81 "a, So
SUPREME CoURr-TRIAL TERM--Part 2-AJjourned
for the term
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEcIAL TxRM-Hed by Judge
Sanford.-Case on No day calendar.
MARINE CoUKT-TRiAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Sheridan.-Nos 95g3, $751;, S4lS Ball. $50, 1927,
$685. 4523 $685. $685. 1922 $685. $685. $685. S462 $751;
GENERAL sKssioNs-Part Held ny Judge Glider
sleeve.-Ihe People Vs. Francis Covert and Adolf
Bruen, forgery; Same vs.. Michael Murray, William
Clarendon ana Thomas Conway, fclonious assault and
battery; Same VS.. Daniel Mccartney, mayhem; Same
vs.. James Carney and William Crawford burglary !;
ana Patrick Cary grand larceny; same vs. Joseph b..
Cook and Bernard j. Fredericks false pretcnccs Same
W. John English. Edward b. Hubbci, John Callahan.
Michael Milan. Henry Charles and Mary Powers, petit
larceny.
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Sergeant MiIler's Persistent Fight for
His Pay.
THE EMMA MINE SUIT

Ellen Morris says that being the OF lands in
Texas she employed Mr.. orlando Dorsey, an attorney,
TO search tho title any cloud there might be
found overshadowing and dispose OF the property
for her. Being pay lee for this service or
tho necessary disbursements she agreed 10 give Mr..
Dorsey onc-half the property remuneration, and
executed deed to him conveying away Ter title TO
that proportion. She regrets her bargain, and
appeared by counsel In Supreme Court, Chambers,
before Judge Donohue, yesterday asking an injunc-
ton restraining Mr. Dorsey from conveying away the
interest in the property she conveyed 10 him,
and order that he deposit IN court the
deed OF conveyance to await the issue OF
proceedings to rescind the contract IL was stated
on her behalf that the deed obtained from her
through the influence OF Mr. Dorsey over her as her
advising attorney, that she did not iuy understand
It's ana effect and that containeda clause, IN
discovered the OF its execution, TO the effect
that necessary disbursements In establishing title
should OF her half interest. Mr.. Robert
Sewe appeared counsel 10 represent Mr.. Dorsey,
who he stated, sick in bed when The papers
served on him. and read several aiidavts IN his be-
halt and in opposition 10 the MOTION These afdavits
Titles to Texas lands which every one knew were proven
bal their confusion and uncertainty, made II some
what OF specially in hts profession to look after such
matters Where the parties seeking his services were
unable or unwilling to pay him leo IN cash II was
his rule TO take conveyance OF hall interest in tho
lands In this case he done the same; had gone
10 the expense and labor OF searching no less than
seventeen distinct chains OF title IN relation to the
property and addition had advanced money TO PLAIN
Tiff the laith OF 1t. The agreement was made IN the
ordinary way time when no relation OF attorney
and client existed between HIM and the lady, and With
full understanding. he believes, on her part OF the
nature aud effect OF her act II now however, she
grets Ter bargain, she has only TO return HIM the
money loaned her. the money discussed BY him on
The faith OF her contract and reasonable lee for his
services and she nave her deed and her land IN
welcome Judge Donohuc reserved his decision on the
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AS compared with 1875 the tonnage shows an In
OF 90 per cent, but the rate per tou
per mile Csl7 is 1871 per cent less Than oven tho
low rate 1878 cent LOlo, causing decrease Ia
freight earnings of S233, 400, or c.42 per cent
telegram from San Francisco anpounces the sale
of the Hong Kong property Of the Pacific Mail Com
pany 5000 00o The property was rendered nearly
useless for the company's business by the typhoon,
and instead Of expanding largely TOR REPAIRS II
sold for the above sum. II is, however, difficult to
understand how property, which admittedly not
worth 5000, 000 should have It's value increased by
being rendered useless
Tho following tho official report or sales at the
New York Open Stock and Gold Exchange. May 2,
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2

ANOTHER MAN OF "sTRAw."
Charles Truax, builder, OF East New YORK,
raigned ut the bar by Assistant District Attorney
Herring, charged with perjury. 1t appeared that the
prisoner came before Justice Smith IN August last
the bondsman of one james A. Henderson, who
was charged with petit larceny from the person
Truax that he was worth $40 900, that he
not bopdsman tor any other pctson, and that no did
not $500 II subsequently ascertained
that lruax did not own any property whatever, that
he utterly insolvent, and that he had accommo-
dated several friends previous occasions by going
bail Tor them the strength OF imaginary
When called for trial yesterday the prisoner pleaded
guilty and Judge Gildersleeve sentenced him 10
eighteen months Imprisonment in the Penitentiary
A TERRIBLE RECORD.
woman calling herself Mary Stewart, who looked
like a domestic out Of employment. walked up TO the
yesterday TO plead to the charge OF perjury. Her
career has been singular one and fully illustrates 10
what depths remorseless nature bent crime will
descend. IL would seem that tho 4th of November
las; the prisoner made complaint 10 the Captain OF
the Seventeenth precinct that she had been outraged
by officer Thomas Gleason on tho night previous
The officer was taken to tho Jefferson Market Police
Court, but the facts narrated by the complainant
substan atcd in any particular, aud Gleason
discharged. Inquiries were then set on loot AS to
the antecedents OF the woman, when discovered
that she the identical Mary Stewart who, In
the Court OF General Sessions swore that Morris Hg
gins an express driver, had committed similar out
rage upon her TO that which she gcd Officer Gleason
had perpetrated. Her vol concoced story excted a
great deal OF sympathy at the time. Higgins
voted and sentenced to twenty years Imprisonment IN
Sing Sing at hard labor In July, 1874 she charged
cxpressman FAMED Thomas Hartman with stealing two
trunks containing large amount OF jewelry. Hartman
taken before Justice Morgan, but there being no
evidence to sustain the complaint he discharged.
Mary Stewart then went TO Blackwell's Island MS
q vagrant. and discharged on the ID Of Sep,cm-
Der. She next appears on the scene on the 9th of
November, 1875, IN Jersey CITY, charging Sergeant
Bceer, OF the Third precinct, with attempting to
commit outrage upon ner In the station house.
The sergeant held Tor trial, bur subsequently
FULLY exonerated Mary tried her hand at bring
ing civil SUITS but not successful, when finally,
she brought by what Is known In naval parance
s.round turn" by her original VICTIM who. the
9Th OF November last made charge of perjury against
her, ana she committed for trial in default
OF 81 900 bail. When arraigned yesterday morning
before Judge Giderseeve she pleaded guilty, and
remanded Tor sentence
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRr-cHAMpERs.

SUPREME CouRT-cHAMDERs
BY Judge Donohue.
Wild vs.. Conner.-Securily not sufficient.
Moran vs. Watk.ns.-Order to stand.
Hendrix VS. Hendrix.-Denied.
Matter OF Aldrichs aud Plumb vs. Masterton =
Granted
Berge vs. Bergc-Referred 10 William A. Duer TO
Tx amount
Dauna, va DaunaI-r do not think have power 10
award costs 10 defendant
Matter OF Ferguson. &c-rhc order asked ior can.
not oe made except IN reference.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Halstead va Lanan.-Findings as settled.
Sparks VS.. Pike ana Same va Same. -Granted.
Purcer Tomlinson Tho motion Is denied and
the stay heretofore granted 10 vacated See memo
Matter, &c, OF Miller, &c-Let an alternative wris
Issue. Soc memorandum.
Brookman Jordan.-Motion to resettle the order
is denied, bu. without costs See memorandum
Gray vs.. The National Steam Navigation Com
pany.-The motion is granted See memorandum.
Matter &c, OF the Tarrytown Heights Land Com
pany.-Motlon denied. See memorandum
Cumming vs. The New York Cement Company ct
a.-Motiou denied with costs See memorandum.
Campbell vs. Hegcman. II will allow supplement
tai complaint be served setting forth the facts
stated IN the aihdavits. See memorandum
COMMON PLEAs--CHAMBERs.
BY Chief Justice Daily.
Griswod VS.. TompkinR-Moton denied.
Ohm vs. Gerlacn.-ordcr signed.
Raun VS.. The Mayo, &c. Same vs. Same, and briggs
VS. Jarvis Application granted.
Holten vs.. Smith and Guntzer vs. LeaycrafI-Un-
dertakings approved.
MARINE coURT-CHAMBEIs.
BY Judge Sinnott.
Krochl vs. Silva; Mclaughlin VS.. Hutchins; Whar-
ton s. Landon.--Motions granted
Caldwell vs. WorL-Mr Joseph p. Fallon appointed
receiver.
Berry VS.. Baxter; Meckcrt vs. Luinudinger Schultz
Fink Va Van Buren,; Cromwell Burr: Hcnkell VS..
Stampcr; Bank Of the Metropolis vs. Jacobs; Harding
vs. Denning; SuGerin vs. Aaron; Baxter vs. Piondsky;
1ivermore VS. Smpson.-Urders granted.
Slillwel VS.. Bridges. dismissed.
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IN QUEST or HER CHILDREN.

Edward +. Neugent recently brought action for d.
vorcc in the City Court against his wife, Emma l.
Neugent but subsequently withdrew the suit, and the
couple again lived together. On Saturday evening
Mrs Neugent lett her boarding house, In Bedford
avenue Brooklyn, and came to tins city TO visit sick
relative. during her absence her husband removed
their three children Frank, aged seven years Grace,
i've years, and Maudc, three years. Yesterday the
counsel for the mother caused the little to be
brought into writ OF habeas corpus. Judge
Nelson appointed referee 10 take testimony In the
case and report the result to the Court
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OPENiNG HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following shows the advance and decline In the
closing prices Of the principal active stocks to-day
compared with those Of yesterday
ADVANCE Pacific Mail, y; Union Pacific, ~.
Observation-Disclosures Union, "a New YORK Central,
u; Ere, Lake shoIc northwestern p,' y 40.
ierred, ID; Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western, Ia;
Hannibal ST. Joseph, u do. preferred. "a Della
ware and Hudson, v; Michigan Central, n Burug-
ton and Quincy, 4 Morris and Essex, 2X; illinois
Central 2.
CLOSING rRICEs-3 7.