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The New York herald., 1877-10-14

ard the movement In this instance was moderate Char
terng ia fair request and steady EngaEe-
ments 10 Liverpool by sail 500 bushels grain 1,4d.
ara by steam 800 bales cotton. I'D London. by steam
81 U0 bushels grain, at rate OF ship 900 bushels. TO
NIL" sa4d 50 bales hops. I'D GLASGOW BY steam 800
bushels grain, 9d. Charters:-A British bark. hsnce
10 Morgan Pill. with 3suO bos. nsphthA at os I'D
British bark, hence 10 Rotterdam. with OoD bbs refined
petroleum 5 British bark hence TO Salonca, with
$500 refined petroleum ut sc British bark from
Philadelphia Antwerp with 5000 bbls do AZ 4s I'd An
American ship, hence TO Bremen. with 5000 bills do ~
A. Cd British bark hence to Bremen with $500 bol.
do. H. 3D. American bark hence TO Antwerp, with
$500 bbls Dc. At 4s ea bark geported recently frou
Phil sdelpha the Baltic with 25O bills do at Is 3D.
Norwegian bark hence direct Continental port with
5000 quarters grain At Is 3d. Norwegian bark hence 70
Cork Tor orders with 5000 quarters grain, at IT, ad aud
s0 gratay vessel hence TO Cork for orders with 500
quarters grain NJ Is An American schooner 25o tons.
hence 10 Ponce r. Il, with general cargo. A. VI 800
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The following were the highest and lowest prices Of
THE MONEY MARKET


Money on cali lent this morning at per cent
lent down to AZ, and closed al per cont Prime
mercantile rapcr was quoted at a 8 per cent Tho
following were the rates Of exchange New York at
The aforementioned cities to-ddy Savannah, heavy,
buying 5 discount, selling 4 discount Cincinnati,
moderate demand, buying SO discount TO par, selling
30 100 premium; Charleston, stir u discount to par
St. Louis lilo discount; New Orleans, commercial
'-1e discount. bank u y discount; Chicago 90 dis.
count, and Milwaukee, so cents discount Foreign Ax
change nomnally 4s1 for bankers long and 4.s6
for demand sterling, with actual business ut about
4so4 4.Soh and 4.s5l4 "a s5A,
THE BANK STATEMENT
The principal change in the bank statement is fall
mg off in the legal tender note average Of ST. 0S5 ZOO
the average OF legal tender held last week
having been $40 S00 This reduction far as the
concerned, Is partly neutralzed by an in
of $685. 800 In SPECIE The surplus reserve Is
now IS, ia 200, or $s76, $50 less than week ago
The following Is a comparison OF the averages for
tho last two wceks:-
Oct 0. Oct l3. Differences
Loans $23S, ,470 900 $23s 229, 600 Dec s24l 800
Legal tenders Al, 100000 40 sls, 500 Dec 673, 500
Deposits 1877 S53, 400 1911, 600 Dcc 1855 200
Circulation. 15,99O200 16,OS1, 600 Inc. 9oso0
The following shows tho relations between tho total
reserve and the total labities:-
Specie e... SIC 55I, 700 $1,000 800 Inc. $53s 600
Legal tenders Al, 900 403I6, 500 Dec. lOS5 500
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40. 2s2. 300

I'll reserve $751; sSs. 700 $57,4o7 100 Dec $S4s 900
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MEMORANDA.
The committee appointed to investigate the charges
made In morning journal OF the 2otn OF September
against members Of the New York stock Exchange,
reported the results Of q thorough Investigation with
the following resolution, which was this day adopted
by the Governing Committee
Resolved That the charges mnde against Messrs. F.
+. Hill, McMickcn and Burras, members of the New
York Stock Exchange, published the New York
Times OF the 10th oil September last, OF diverting
their profit percentage their orders and OF
making false reports TO their principals, have no
foundation In fact and that nothing has appeared In
the testimony presented TO impair the confidence
which has heretofore beon reposed in thssn BY their
fellow momUers.
JOHN b. NORRIS
SALEM I. RUSSELL,
A. 81 HATCH, 5Committee
WILLIAM w. HEATON /
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COFFEE MARKET
Rio JANEIRo. Oct. IL, 1877.
CoiEee-Ro. good Hrsts 500 045U reis per 10 kilos
Exchange ON Lon on, 24s4
Coee-Spperior Santos 63oo 500 res ~ kilcs.
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10 76c low midding 10 ill6c: midd!ing, II i-i1c.
Spot sales wore ~ ollows:-
To-Day. Last Ereniag. Total.
-Includsd IN the above are no bales to arrive. De-
hvered on contract 200 balcs. For future aenvery
tho sales were as follows Yesterday aitor two +.
iisse. 400 At ii.ssa, loo a. 1855. .i'' Sosem y.
per- 800 ut iofc., 800 at llU7c, LOO at ll.0sc. ;
December 800 TO- esc. 200 lie, 100 iO3c
,io!s o Jsua.ry 500 s' @ @oae 100 .: Il ose, oo At
lli6c, 800 NJ lie, 200 at II. .20c, 2uo ll22c
March. loo ut II 3c May. 800 Ut H. eoc june 300 at
iL72c 400 a li;7ec Total 100 bale. To-day up to
800 vt 43c, 200 ut lI4ic 200 ut II .4Oc 200 32c
100 Ut ll3lc November 100 ut lille 800 At IL luc,
lsu0 NJ c, 400 at lose. 300 ut IL o7c., 400 ut
loo al .o2c DecemSer 42oS l.osc 100 1t - o4c.
400 At 10 9e. 400 NJ los7c January, $500 at llooc.
.SS 4S 4. S 1850 l5S a. os 500 400 .. os. as aS5
900 At II asc.: 900 at Il24c 400 At LILLE, 100 ii
II 2oc 100 =. II 49, 100 ut II &c., 100 ll7c 100
II 2Sc 100 at 29c 200 27c Anrii 200 II 46c.
Tess,. 22,soo bales, Grand total $500 6aes
2.7ss bales: New Orleans, 7ss Mobile, $50; ssvan.
nah 1872: Charleston, 3275 Wilmington, 500; Norfolk,
l.4t,9; baltimore. 20; Phiadelpnia 245. Total 14s75.
rsis s M day last .ss wssk iogo This Ssy last
ton reights closed follows:-ro Havrs, by steam.
c compressed; 10 Hamburg by steam, lc comp
70 Bremen by steam c compressed: 70 Liverpool 5-l6d
by steam by sail Mc compressed. Market aniet
FLOUR AND GRAIN keceipts Flour. 9967 bbis. wheat
299 10 bushes NEAL 500 bbls. and IS sacks;
9os32 bushels oats i.s s32 do 9,sa9 do barley.
moderate inquiry The sales IL bb Including
State Western and Southern, ut tho annexed quotations.
Rye aour ruled steady TIE sales 800 b6ls full
kAAk ~ rnnU Va
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
THE LANE DIV0RCE SUIT.
TO me Edttor Of rhe rrtowne.

To the Edttor Of The TrtbUpe.
SIR: Your article IN this mornings issue.
headed AN Extraordinary Divorce omi-~Trilm2
Charges Both Sides u the suit o. Lane against Lane
contains most remarkable 10 statements, and does
cruel injustice esueciay to Mrs. Lane, the plaintiff, and
her attorney Mr.. T0Wuey / have hccn associated with
Mr. Towney in the conduct OF tins September.
1876, when Mrs Lane for good and sufficient rca onS.
as [ am informed revoked the retainer Of exJuig
Curtis Under the rules of the Supreme Court am pre-
cuded from disclosing testimony IN actions OF ts n'-
ture even though truthful statement To
vindcac characters fouly asucrsed. must therefore
content myself ny simply calling attention the worse
than errors yOur report. GOl have Deen IN
doubleday miscad by malicious or interested per
son whose object uiure the plaintiff aud her at
orney II Mrs Lane and her advocates were not under
the legal restrictions alluded TO- aud pubic policy did not
Interfere they would not have the slightest objection To
pubic ventilation OF thr whole 90 not desire 10
occupy your space Dy reviewing detail the sti'emens
Of this article but permit to that they in the
nam, iablications.
As TO TIC alleged attack upon Mr. Townley, by the wit
ness Bdbc1ck only to state that the coui-
sci the defendant and the referee were wei con
ynced its OF TRUTH that they expressed
Ccir cutire willingness to have TIE whole matter eX-
plunged from the record, and t. only allowed 10
main AZ demand of Mr. Town ey and mvse +.
We Indignantly dcslihg an opportunity tO eNiO>c IT,
tdsity Bm e dccu alton wN uO' III the WORDS nor u"
the elect indicated IN the article.
As nave before iutnat-d, tuis case could with pro-
prIttt be transferred 10 trial 10y newspaper We
would be very wiling 10 have AL the test nOHy iuiN
spread and II II should tnen app ar ai an d-ree
uu on the part of Mrs BdbcJck To tcsIy INST rs.
Lane specified number Oi criminal acts tIt c.fcud.-
.uccs beng provided for tHercn) d-railOn OF
tue payment ucr OF II 900, u-uItu prominently ana
d,artcdby m tAc ca,e TIE puDh3 might be inclined 10
sc.utuizc with gicat the testimony Oi suCn wit
ness +. alf Of Mrs. Lane To say thai tat
mere r.pct ion SANDERS contained ia your
article their retutdlun 10 the minds o the CO-
uunity where lived many years; dud trust tnc
time Il soon coming when The shadows VIII ch been
.NfI n ff.4 IA m ft lis
bcs tered by ihc stiOns Lgnt Of ju1c air.lt.w.
Ae,r- IOIE, July y, 1877. CHALLEs ". DAYTON
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
SUICIDE BY POISON.

Coroner Woltman Yesterday held an inquest
upon the BODY OF Louis Rtnduart German, OF No 359
sixtn-st. who died yesterday morning from dose OF
arsenic Jua Eaudlarc his wife, tcstf d. Nv husband
was booE-keepef, but had been out of empoymn Tor
eight months except little work that he did for Henry
samues butcher n Washington Market, he even lost
tins situation about two weeks ago; We were 10 ve'y
reduced circumstances, aud this preyed upon his mind
OF several he said he was tired OF life anu
sh9ud destroy himself about O'Clock ON Monday AZ
ternoon l had TO 90 up TO the roof OF the house
when | came back told by my son Corne-
Nus that ms father had taken what he supposed t.
have been a sed,i,Z powder; ABOUT O'Clock
nv husband was taken with vomiting ana com
u aimed of q pain IN lis stomach. Dr. Bone Was sum
iu,ued. aud uy husband tod him that lac hdd taken
arsenic aud was tred Of hfc account OF not beng
able To obtain work He died at O'Clock ye>tei day
Iuoruue" Inc man let letter, written ~ German
which was put ia evidence. D'pWyCOroner eastman
testified that had made examination OF lut Dody
OF Mr. Ran lhrc. and found that hs dsath had Deeh
caused 10y gdslrtis due to n : having taken qdhuy
OF arsenic The jury rendered verdict that LJdls
Randharc came 10 his death by taxing quantity oI
arsenic. administered Oy himself Win suicidal intent
while abOrng under temporary alteration Of the lnIhd
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MURDERED by An INSANE HUSBAND.

MURDERED BY An INSANE HUSBAND.
A terrible TRAGEDY was enacted III the little
village OF Flanders Morris County n j., on Saturday
night. by an Insane named John A. smith, who cut
his wifc's throat from The murdered woman
had church i'm the evening. and displeaSed her
husband, who was morOse and irritable, an was sun
posed by many 70 They quarreed. aud uttle
after midnight Mrs smith twice heard to call Tor
help woman living iu the house On tered the bedroom
and found the man washing his bloody hands while the
boiv OF Mrs smith the bed with the throat cut
from ear TO ear. Smith said that he obliged 10 kil
her and often told her he would have TO do IT. He made
ne attempt escape. hut before bcg removed from the
room went the bod aud drew out ro OF bids amount
la to SiO2 IS.
Coroner L. G. Budd was summoned aud reached the
sccno NJ five O'Clock Sunday morning. lie examined the
body and found thar the murderer after using razor
had placed II in The hand Of the woman Smith is ABOUT
80 years Of age, blacksmith and mac Isl, VINO
came Z BOoutOn last spring. He found lttlc or
no work, and moody and deSpOndeui. lte fanny
supposed 10 be very poor. ard tue neshhois Ie,
lcved them. Tho woman was - years OF age "h 1
god looking The Smiths lad TWO lutte children, anu
l. reported that smith attempted 10 XIII one OF tHdh
ouy icN weeks ago. The jury found that The woman
had rrcd by Smith while tue latter was lh,al'
: Min was taken 10 Nor stOwn ill The Noin'" u ne
buried TODAY. and tnc little children arp b. Il
of by some kind persons
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
NEW YORK CITY.

Very few passes are issued for Bridge visitors
now.
The average workman thinks the ordering out Of
troops a very miitious act
Some of the restaurants which are cursed with
sancy walters cooperating with President Hayes in Cv
Service Reform
The first outward sign of the renovation of the old
pos, office building appeared coat OF int the
dormer windows
MAN" Is the name of a Bowery tailor who goes
far to dsproye old adage that 1t takes nine make
knight Of tie needle.
The Board of Apporionment has transferred
s65 Deficiencies in the Department Of Public
WORKS
Capt. Mount of the Nineteenth Precinct Police
moved his yesterday afternoon from the old station
Fftynnth-,t the building in Fifty nrst and
work of that precinct Will be carried there
Many complaints made by uptown residents
o the ateness Of the hour at which the lamps are
lighted often past O'Clock before the anpghter ap
pears
Since the strike put money in the newsboys purse
he sits among the Bowery gods with the air Chester
ned calls for his lemonade with stick he owned
Vanderbilts stocks
Giovanni Antonio Marenolieh, a sailor of the Aus
tran brig Pod brought ths city yesterday In irons
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
A BRUTAL ATTEMPT AT WIFE MURDER.

Mary Poole, 43 years of age, of No. 296
RivingOn.st, attacked by her husband, who came
home drunk early yesterday morning and attempted to
murder her He dragged her about the room by the
hair and her screams heard by many the neigh
bors lougL husband tried 70 smother them, placing
hls hand over her mouth. At length he let 20 OF
her hair and she fed toward the door. Seeing that hiN
wife was about to escape the husband seized hatchet
aud attempted to dash her brains out. He struck Ter
lust As she ad oueued the duOr aud she fell headong
into the uasSage-way. The hache glanced and tailed 90
fracture the skull. but the nearly scaped
Tie drunken husband arrested and locked mp M the
Eleventh Precinct Police Station. TIE injured woman
was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital and though her wounds
are severe, she probably Will recover.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

David Rcmsen and Jesse Schenck, two boys.
WHO were last night walking IA field on the farm oi
George Van Wyck near the junction OF Canarsle Lane
AMI Tie Fiitands Neck Road, Kings County, suddenly
came upon the dead body OF about fortyye years
old The frightened boys gave the alarm. and officer
Conner Of the Tenth Brooklyn Precinct, sent to
investigate He found the body much decOmposed. and
DR. Earlett Of Flalbush said the man lad evidently
rpru dead a number of days. lie dressed
in dark striped with Ovcra Is ami had lcatncrn
nrl about Ills waist. n MS Shr, and scattered around
him were a number of dead chickens whIcI he rad evil
IDENTITY stOeu AllhGgl no examination uf tuc body
made To discover wounds last evening, ii thought
pronabe tha he had been snOt while stealing chcacns
and nad fallen and died from his wounds at TINS
WAS afterwards found that he mai been imprisoned twice
before for the offence stealing chickens The first Time
he gave the name OF Maer M Fldtbush and again East
New York the name OF QIiubl. lie apparently a
wandering thief.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

Register Allen has adjudicated Noah and
John Worra iion-founders at No . Elm-s oankrupts
on their own petition. TIE total liabilities amount to
S1sg ESQ L. Of which Noah Worial SS3,sOO. The
firms assets are ycu at $4,000 and Noah WorrAl las
real estate valued at 100000 The largest creditors
are Mrs G. A. Worran S4O,j5O, Mrs. l.. A. Pa mcr
SIS AZ JOun E..>t wood $4,000, ". H. NOrfa FlS,3-O
Ms T.. 4. a ans $4,000.
An meeting of tAe creditors OF George A Cr0futt late
onriefor OF lie Park Hotel, before Register hrtcun
Yesterday, Junu n. Patt was appointed assignee IN
baukru tcy Claims Tor nearly 100000 were admitted
Asi,uaUts for the benefit Of creditors were nled yes
terdav with the County Clerk by Artemus Knapp dealer
in lamps at No. 10 Murrdy-ot 10 hoth Ives ana Dy
huI.t O. Borges aud John c. Borges " Henry Gdtken.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
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THE LABORERS SlRlhE.
THE LATEST NEWS.

THE LATEST NEWS.
THE sTRIKErs PUSHING ON, Bul I"E N""NN"H
MrNTs FOR DEFENSE FAST PERFEcTING.
The citizens of san Francisco have organized
a Committee of Safety, aud the old Vigilance
Committee will be revived it necessary
In It. Louis the people are organizing the same
wav. and the Mayor has artillery. The troops
in PENNSYLVANIA and NeweJcrsey are being
employed successfully to preserve Order,
though one company at Reading, Penn, sur
rendered to tie mob and broke up
Gov. Cullom has issued proclamation
in Illinois The authorities at Indianapolis re-
fuse 70 interfere unless there is violence ana
the strikers have it all their own way.
The Central New Jersey will strike to-day.
Al SARATOGA, where the men are present from
all parts of the country the feeling Is more
cheerful. Mr. Vanderbilt believes that regular
trains will run on the Central as soon as the
State is ready to protect the men.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
TILE NORrHERN CENTRAL.

THE sHOP-MEN RESOLVE TO CONTINUE AT WORK.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July pa reply was
given ths after the application of the employees
of the Northern Central nnd Baltimore and Potomac
Railroads flr restoration Of the wages paid previous
10 the recent reduction. Mr. wilkins. the Supcrn-
tendent of the two roads, informed the Committee
that heir application had been forwarded to Col Scott
at Philadelphia, aud his response that 1t would he
laid before the Board Of Directors Their attention Is
present occupied he d In such important matters that
il could not receive immediate attention, but 1t
be considered. Col. Scott thanked tho employees
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
A WITNESS AGAINST MUrINEERs WANTED.

Two SPdlntU, TdUCIS UIVIH dTIU JOSVTIII IIU-
ean were brou .ht to the Third Precinct Station House
last Friday night await the acton of the United
States authorities charge of mutny. The prisoners
were sailors on board Of the schooner william Slater,
Cartain Killcu, which PIT in at Point Of Peak. Guada-
lOupe est Indies in April to take on cargo Of sugar
The captain found fault with the H. and tie manner
I'm which the sugar being stored and these two men,
assisted by the mate who cscap d. assaulted MIN. On
the way nome the trouble lcucWe! ana desperate
night d. the cpia.n barely escaping with ms NE
tcir trial YESTERDAY for want o. evidence the muil
necYs were dscha gcd The United 81 ties Marshal, how
ever. hopes of fin ing tncs~, and should he succeed
he viii at once rcarcst tn, IN. aud bod ihem for trial.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE RUSSIAN VICTORY IN THE BALKANS.
THE TURKS BADLY DEBATED At EsKI-sAGIRA-A
RUSSIAN DEFEAT Al KALOPER.
LONDON, Wednesday, July %

LoNDoS Wednesday July %, 1877.
T1a TYmes's Bucharest correspondent sends
tho following: reports current here assert
that Raouf Pasha had surrendered to the Russian
force at Eski-Saglara, la town on the
south slope of the Balkan Mountains, sew
enty miles northwest of Adrianoplel but he
has been defeated with the loss of 10000 killed
wounded and prisoners. From the source OF the
report which is through a high parsonage, am IN
clined to believe that great Russian success has
been achieved, although the above figures may be
exaggerated.
"An engagement has been fought at Kaloper, but
no particulars are given.
A Russian reconnaissance upon Plevna diScov-
cred between 10000 and 10000 Turks, who ev-
IDENTIFY intended to threaten the Russian com
muncations. 1t is stated here that the
Grand Duke Nicholas hastily concentrated a
superior force aud routed them. but nave no
further details of the affair at present.
The IfmcSs Vienna correspondent says 1t - con-
frmed that the Russians have been defeated near
Kaloper Consequently mems minds are becoming
calmcr at Philippopolis.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

having disappeared romsime 70 time and no trace of
them being found. Yesterday morning Roundsman
Strauss and Officers Beekman and Critcnden were on
duty at Pier No AZ North River. when they discovered
boat under the wharf, and In 1t three thieves Tie
Roundsman stationed his men so that the thieves cou"'
not escape aud then procured another boat and went al
fer his prsoners Two of them were captured hut the
third male his escape by clever swimming I'M
der water. The prisoners were taken TO jon ron ron
Market Police COIr where they described themselves
as James Tracy No 800 Caualst. and Edward ONei,
OF No. 1877 HudsOn-st. They were rccoenz Ms or
river thieves hut a. thcrr nothing To prove thhl
they had recently work prof ssonalv they were
sentenced habitual criminals and suspicious persons
Tracy thirty days Imprisonment ana $40 hhc' Mnu
ON II 10 six months impr sonment aud $40 hhc Inc
boat was believed have been stolen, ana was akrh u
tie Polc Central Office and turned over 10 tnc property
Clerk to await a CLAIMANT
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
Fy-Goy. MOSES ARRESTED.

CHARLESTON, S. C., July 2l.-The invcstiga-
ton now going in Columbus OF the public plundering
during previous dmns ratons has resulted In the issu
Ing Of criminal warrants for the arrest Of number oi The
members OF the ring Ex-GoyFJ. Moses wasarcsed here
today charged with having Speaker Of the House of
ReprescntafIycs in 1872, issued fraudulent pay cert
cafes lie viii he taken for tJl 10 Columbus, where,
understood, numerous other criminal Charges await
him
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

to village all over the state TIE Womens Temperance
Union doing all IL can, and II asks o. s le-ls AZURE
IL must have free rum hlwiug an over lNe
state, in Gods name not tO snnctOn II under cover
of the law. Mrs. Law, of Philadelphia, sud tldi l,r
years the Christian peoulr never believed ihit "uhh-
ard could reform. because the strrngth ~ thc "ppe-
ttc Rut Mr.. Moody told Us thi Goi did take away the
appetite for dink amt the drdnhatd III was some
thing new u.s. aud trial nhndrcds of cases We
nave found To- surprise. that drinkids c'h hDsu'
II God helps them. Thy rr ma over, new, aud it,
created aud should he kept rom tutner temptation ana
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
AIJGHT PASSENGER LIST FOR EUROPE.

The strike of the railroad men has intcIiered
creaty with the arrival Of those who were booked for
Europe Hence passenger lists by steamship viii be
small unless the strike sloud abato within day of two
For this reason lie saloon list OF the Labrador, which
sails to-day Is small Among tie passengers are the
Cnut and Countess Desbach the former beng one OF
a., Iudges Of The international Exhibition. The fol
lowing is a complete hst:
FOR HARVE-Iy Steamship Labrddor.-Mr Nongaret
VII. and three Children Miss NOngarct, Mrs v N"l-
1rct GAYLORD j. sanchez COyiss, Mrs berre, Miss j.
ME salvador R0s. Gen. !. PdrfOud ana VIE lhc COUNT
and Countess A. de ID, sDach and cmd, Di, /. I1ho j.
n Catuors = Brrfe hr. R0sseau and WIFE Miss j. lAu
Icrcof Ju an Sot Carlos del Castillo au "e Mlss
l. del Castillo Miss G. del Castillo.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
THE CHARTER OAK INJUNCTION MODIFIED.

HARTFORD, Conn, July 24.-Upon a further
hearing this morning before Judge Pdrdee, in the matter
Of the application for Receiver for the Charter Oak
Life Insurance Company the hearing was by agreement
Of counsel postponed until August g. and the injunction
was modified the principal modification being the follow
ing:
And by the consent and agreement OF the Company
hereby ordered that credit be gluWed by SAID Com
pany on all premiums falling due Ia the Company
ihe 18th july 1877, uni and including Monday, Au
NM a
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
coUNTERFEITING BRAZILIAN NOTES.

John j. Harrison, the man who was ar
rested for ordering plates to counterfeit Brazilian
cur,epcy was before Judge Westbrook yesterday on
writ Of nabeas corpus asking his release His counse
claimed that he had completed LIS WORK. ana had
a. ,ct made the Brazilian currency notes. there was no
la, of this state that crime but as ne hn not
~ the notes and had only gone so iar as 10 oIaer the
plates and approve phOtogdph oi 'i1 9, % cnYrter
t,ting BRAZILIAN notes 10 be crime nul Vny an
r. decision until this morning
=, orrpR nv TWO NOTORIOUS RIVER THIEVES
The warehousemen along the North RIVER
oo,nnIaiued for some time VI robbeIies, then soodS
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
POSSIBLE STRIKE ON THE y. j. CENTRAL.
IL .un-- -tntnL laositiunlu at nnlice lnldnnar-
ALoUIsvILLE ROAD BACKS DOWN.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July PA committee OF
workmen of tle Louisville, Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad appointed to wait on Dr j..
D. standold, President and demand the restora-
ton Of the wages reduced on the lst OF the
present month did The result was that the
Road agreed to resor former wages, aud the men
went away apparently satisfied shaking hands with the
President as they left.