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New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
P4SSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LoNDON-Ta s'camship Etlnee Nav 3l.-1hos
plocksfe Mrs Warden, MIS- Uey, Miss H,vL la~ Martin,
George H. Mariia MIS-. Martin Miss Marin Mss Emma
Hartu r. Du fOs L. Du bnis, IT,, Miss h. pi hAa NLa+
ii1ve"1 " q Durclae Mrs I2wken and Mt and Mrs
Krk ard chud A. II. Edgrsn. Mr and Ms Lohnl@n
and children. NJ ana Mrs AtchNr MIS- frhc, uhs taS.
Mis-. Moica. StreNr amt children, Mss shctiih '"
Beitfrs NJ. Lichth0UTn. a., .,
FoE ~sN FRA NClSCO-I, sieamSitg COiOn, Aay il
T. w Park. Miss L. IL. PARK. Mrs w. H. Bxei fi-atrr l.
lark Master H. RcyBB, o. A. eager D. g. " ram hfI "mf
snu ana lady IrankC BgyScn, Mlrgarrt sfSfaNs a. mas
H1ryravts Caleb uargTayes Willie Hsrgflys ls u anu
lille Harrayes Miss unle Saycir. lss " ny T. Fthch
Mr. ard Mr.. p r. OBner, MI a.d MIS- JOhh :" i,e'ia
Mary NIrIlroy Ellen Mcroy Mr u. American anu daugh
icr Mr. ani Mrs C. steele u Amelia II fhac' r. Ni+
P'c.far, Nrs Nni Srulufer amt
Ill J. ". HmisoR. Mrs 4 sgenc ana Ih" - ~ T..
Wa-auot and child f. A. NcClHrr, Ms =. VI hc u-e MT
And slrs y r. Church Miss Augnsta Ndfain 6. H. (urts
e. H. Jewett Mrs. NJ. p Cook Mrs. - ~ 10 n," James
and south Am mean Iprts o. Aaiian
Mr. Ssvela Rucayado, VI. dc -aHeh'l hr and MIs.
NJ Howe, f. g.. DcTDyshiru John Llus l,'.c = MOS
Thomas ChandecK, Rafael Valdez Lieut. Weeh T. : Navy
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
POLITICS IN THE FIRE COMMISSION.

MIR. GORMAN's DISCLAIMER X THE CEUM TRIAL
The Fire Commissioners yesterday accepted
the resignation Assistant Fire Marshal Hill. ana re-
tired j. Cooper disabled member OF Engine Company
No. 10, hali pay under the new Relief law George L.
Crun, commanding engineer OF Engine Company No 4,
was tried upon the charge of using abusive hnShagr
toward hs subOTdinatcs. number Of frcmen IN biz
company testified TO the truth Of these charges and an
equal number testified in favor Of Capt. Crum Chief
Rowe Of the First Battalion, who had presented the
plant testified that Capt Crum had said he hoped the
Chief would prefer charges to tho commissioners
that he had understood Alderman PurrOy would punish
him If lie ever had an OppOrtrniti.
Cant. Cram testified that the charges were false. Com
mission German produced a letter IN laNor Of Capt
CTm from ZOpfar Mills Mr.. German said he wished AL
he hrCmen 10 know that efforts shOuli he made 10
influence MIN 5heF favor il they accused. All
suoh attempts influenced bln III the O;hcr DIR cilOn.
Commissioner Oran seemed 30 feel very sensitive in
regard accusations against him regarding bal use of
his influence for political purpJsS of which II had been
asserted this trial proof But President king lner-
rIpted al attempts TO make strtemrnts OF To ut qu's
tiOns having political significance Mr.. German re-
marked however, tat nc had been urging the postpone
mcut OF Capt Cruns trial AZ The very ue when he WAS
accused Of working against him The decision "s it
Capt Crum should b. rcprmanded III a formal order
issued by the Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

Court, General Term ON an sp
peal Judge Brns decision enoning such aoeon
The court reserved its decision.
The evidence in the suit over the quadrupex tele-
graph system Invented BY Mr. Edsson between the Asne
Pacific Telegraph Company and the Western Union Teo
sr nh COMPANY before Judge Curtis IN superior Court,
SPECIAL Term becn e0ssd and adjournment 70 he
lSth has been when counsel viii be allowed week or
h. r. Wheeler. H. Builer End MI LaI"ee % s't.
more are expected sustain the plaintiffs sde WINE r.
Dickeson r. Lowrey, and John X Porter WIN speak ior
the defendant
In the Vice-Chancellors Conrt at Newark N D.,
the case OF Benjamin williamson and others trustees against
the southern Railroad Company which has been
pending Of ChaDcery for somo time was aecaed
yesterday suit brought by Berthoud CO. on nen
Tor bull dock BerthOud Co. clalm ng 10 nave b, on
ali the land occupied by company nj Sandy Hook vice
Chancellor Fleet decided that the claimants were emu
tied To lien side the track only, giving hem tho
lien on the same SIDE the dock. The claim Is Tor ABOUT
S2l.LOO
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
LIBEL SUIT FOR 100000.

John A. Flager has sued Il. ii. lioldane for
900 damages for libel and the defendant has been
arrested ard required give $4,000 bail The libel
was a circuar to persons living at the ADemarle
Honse headed Bank Thief" and charging that the
plaintiff was arrested for stealing $1,000 from the OHIO
life and Trust COMPANY. had opened liquor store IN
Iispenardst fqucncd by dsOrdcrly personG, and wGs
the leading notorious Tor ilauits on
the Government The yesterday before Judge
Barrett, IN Supreme Court, Chambers. IN a morton To
strike out a portion OF the dcenants answer, in which
ne SAYS that is Informed and believes that such things
have bpcn charged against the paintiK Counsel claimed
that tlis neither Justification nor mitigation II was
justification for making false charge tbat Others
had done the samc. and IN mitigation the defendant
Rhould have told the time and acc where such charges
weE4 made, and at least that Ec believed tnem. Tic
court reserved lis decision. Charles Spencer appeared
for plaintiff Frederick B. Forster for defendant
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
UNLICENSED STREET CARS.

The city's suit against the Broadway and
Seventh Avenue Railroad Company for @62,3OO for Ii
cense fees tried yesterday before Judge Donohue in su
preme Court Circuit, ended in defeat for The city Inc
charter company passed in 1860 provided that 1t
should pay license OF the same amount
paid by other railroad companies III sald city Inc
ccmpony has never paid any license fees At that time
There was an ordnance requiring srectcar companies
to nav $50 on ono class Of and 5 on another class
and nposiug "A pcnalty for non-payment On the proof
YESTERDAY il was shown that three companies were IN
Uaying nothing raging I'D. ana one 500
On tls state OF the evidence Judge Donohue dismissed
the complaint holding that the phrase IN the charter left
thr amount license fees too indefinite 10 iOnnd suit
mon and that under the ordinance the city could only
for penalties for not paying the license fees
and not for the license fees themselves. Wn C. whitney
and d. j. Dean appeared for the city John 81 sclibncr
FOR the railroad company.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
LIABILITY OF BANK DIRECTORS.

Allen +. Hand and others, as owners OF 900
shares OF tic stock OF the Atlantic National BANK
Lave brought "a SUIT for themselves aud Others
similarly lsituated to establish thc personal habl
fly OF the directors Of the bank for the mis-
mana cement which led to its solvency. or the
direction. AT the tim. OF tho insolvency have since
died. samuel Raypor, Roswell d. BurIows Luther W.
Frost Russell q. Root. 6. Hilton ScThner, siih shelton
aud Francis Taintnr, made defendants, and also
George Acn who resigned shortly before The insolvency
Tie COMPLAINT ont thai common care IN il alIectof7
would nave led them to know tne character OF te opera
tons of the >rr. Ia!EtOr that was ohy oy thel
gnce that ~" Dlnk became so deeply lnFnNc ana
mat even after tner attention had heen called 70 tEe
conduct and operations OF faintor majority sustained
him The ease came before Judge Barrett, in supreme
Court Chambers on two motions. one Ia slfkr out por
tous of the arswrr make them definite which
judge Barrett denied The other 10 make the bank
party, which granted.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
JANEsoN's PLEA FROM PRISON.

In the suit of Mary l.. Jameson against David f.
Jameson for limited divorce accoun o the abuse and
cruelty husband application made yesterday TO
srsy an proceeding Hht e The 500 eou
fee and rc aimuIy allowed tie 10 his VIE lie
isi oefault oi giving $1,000 ba in this su and
an, canal tmpurt hy VI IamcS0'S Scpather fOf
Uh, Iis costf eniaY thet u imprisonment an
soutry prevented Lin ing OF receiving money he
is rl Ter ~ rg gOuls his chief small notes
farmers isktn hy hi tor ots Hic can only DE
collected by him leisolaly and OheIt ir b IN hs case
e UgU, and ia thr other On which the
plaintiff ayOw, desired yniatGn and not money, ID
OO WoGl give thc bail a paw tae resi- ol the counsel
Zee having already paid S'6 He could give r3 an ana
once c could borrow tie 4lOf Otbere sc e
ought To let press trial OF tis su trminste
hs pisGumcn; Judge BaTrt deci.d a. stay a IN" de-
fendants proceedings looking IL OF the u1l until
10 paid te balance OF tDc counsel fee.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
gems; and for such growth to show itself, time IS
required. 1t cannot be forced or coaxed. L. ". s.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
PANIC IN ST. ANToNIo's CHURCH.

TuF PRIESTS PREVENT FATAL RUSH
At the o'clock mass at the Catholic chllrch
of ST. Antonio in Sullivan. Houston-st yesterday
morning very large congregation gathered filling the
asls as well as the seats The sacrament OF Holy COm
muuion was to be administered for the first time 10 2Vo
girls connected with the Sunday school They wore
white dresses trimmed with bright ribbons. and upon
their heads, reaching to their feet were white
Consumer walls They stood in front OF the
altar each holding lighted candle. One glrl
held her candle too near her head and in an IN
slant the gauzy vail fire. woman IN the
congregation shouted "hre! hreY in sbril tones ana
there was an immediate uprising of those in the seats
while the hrong in the aises made rush for the doors
Father Francis Dent was officiating and he shouted to
the turbulent crowd to STOP They paid heed to his
command and pressed forward. The children. however
were easily calmcd and they remained in their places
One Of the acoytes the burning vail from tho grs
head and extng,shed the flames The ether Older per-
sons however did not recover from their fright, and
shouted and struggled in their Efforts 20 get
Of the building. Father Leonard, WHO WHO
was near the door, assisted by four ushers ana
roundsInan aud officer OF Inc Eighth Precinct urged
the crowd back and obliged 10 force to COM
pei Obedience The upraised clubs of the police drove
fected by the notes OF tie organ wlch had resumed
PLAYING turned and pressed for release toward the NeS
room There Father Ubold in his clerical robes waved
them hack, assured them there was 10 danger, anu
peremptorlly commanded them TO be seated l1naliy
through the combined efforts Cf priests ushers ana tue
police quiet restored and the services were renewed
Several persons severely bruised ana one Od ady
had takeu TO her home IN carriage iiah not
been the presence OF nDd and strength of VIII Cis
PLAYED by Tie priest and the ushers loss OF NE would u
dOubtCdy have occurred there Is Only irill &lh
surrounding the platform, 20 feet above the street. Wch
fronts the church Had the owd reached the platform
many must have been preeptated to the Tagging
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
MORE EMIGRANTs FOR NEW SOUTH WALES.

The faces of over 200 emigrants beamed
with pleasure yesterday as they made thcir way on
board the bark star the West which Is to take them
10 sydney New South Wales. II announced that tie
vessel would this port today. but TIE antpathy OF
the sailors TO beginning voyage Friday prevented
the carrying ont of this plan, much to the diSappon
rnent OF the cmeTauts. The vessel viii sail early L.
morrow morning She has bceu comfortably lifted up
for the Passengers, and their quarters are 80 c0usucled
between decks that the married people have one sccun
the unmarried have distinct apartments ami the
unmarried in another section. Ihc passenger
list nclndes ~ unmarried women, go unmarried
81 married couples u children between and IL yeaIs
of ace and infants Unu further instructions gwen
the Government OF New South Wales has ordered that
no more eugrns be sent to the colony. Thre vessels
have sailed from for kew South Wdles already
The vessel. The ship y. BOyntO sailed from here
Feb. B. carrylng II men, l. women, aud children.
the ship Sierra Nevada sailed March TO- carrying LOS
men. 81 wOmen and III children. The ship Annie II.
smith sailed pri rs, carrying 237 men, go women, aud
90 children. Thus lar the only vessel that has reached
its destination Is the n. BOyntOn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
pENNsYLYANIA EMPLOYEES QUIET.

1t has been reported that the dissatisfaction
OF the employees the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
on account Of the reduction OF 10 per cent on all salaries
and wages above 10 cents per hour which goes INTO
effect this morning would result in strike supern-
tendent Jackson stated last evening to IRBCNEro
porter that be had heard nothing OF the kind i ha
enpoyGs he knew, had recognized the 'ac hhl
the general depression Of business required such rec
tion for the best interests of the company ann uey
would submit accordingly II was nothing new that
man in apy position should grumbe Mt reduced wages
but that any outbreak would occur was entirely mex
pected s. G. Lauck, paymaser. said he had seen MANY
engineers during the day and had found everything
quiet The reporter convcrsed with dozen employees oi
various grades, and the gst OF the general opinion a.
We don't IKE the reduction but IL won't do any good to
kickn
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
SHIPPING INTELLfG ENCE.
,fAYsi.
PORT OF EW.YORK.

PORT OF NEW YORK RK.........--.-....--.MAf5 81
CLEARED
steamship state Of Indiana Br sader glasgow, A. Bald
VI" aiamsip Ganert tGer BareDIs Hamburg plymouth
CherJourg, hunhardt q Co ,,u., tr,u,, p.rr,rd,
a. sfrarshp r. coon Griffin Aspnwal Pacific NAL steamship
seamshp Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk city Point
steamship Martha stevens Chanee Baltimore VIII am Dal-
steamship Agnes. smith Pbiadeinhia Penn; Jas; Hand
steamship r. g idile DAVIS rhladSoh.a ; yas hand
steamship franooua Bragg fcrilaps' J. p; Ans~
SIM A. ehior tGer, wieren. Brrpcn Cor Tlieo Huger.
ship plymouth Rock Birming CHAM, 10 don Gruns' Min
BARK aaaele a savarcsce, Venice rtay Lauro storey
Bark chas Cox Br Cox Aujer, Java for orders, C. W
BafS Abigail r Raymond, Havre France, Jasw Elwell
HeIs coucurrenten ~. suersen. Alexandria, Egypt
BarE H. D. slower Pierce Havana Cnba; j. " wand Z 90
bark (BrL Bent Cork or faiuonh ior ofderS
ssrs SAMUEL tNorl Fiagestd gouen France Punch Edye
eaIk Elizabeth Mentz tGcr Bruss Bristol Eng C.Tobss
Baik star OF the West, Penny sydney y. :. W. n. w
RarE Golden Fleece (Br). Armstrong. Budgetown Bar.
BIG iIepn o. Phinney. sylvester Newark y. j. Misr &
Brix Bredalban CBrl Rhule, Newark N. ]. Perkins a
JOB; rs Manson. Gardner Bilbao sp,n H. w Loud Co
Bng Emma L. shaw tkr, Maeimber Roaen' France
= Brir Morning Light Dnl Georgetown, Dem, l. W a p.
& -. a. a.,
sSRr s. O. Irwin Ging. Halifax and Anugonlsh ". s.,
sehr Louisa lRrl. Msrtell AIehst e b. PsIkin. - Job
Schr Tucy Coalwe, Eastnort Ne, John Hoyntohs Son.
Srhr Addie r. ScAyey, Seayey Boston, thas Iviug,
Sehr IIeIu, Baker. Salaln, Mass., Mllhs II. Ropes
Schr Frank Leaning, Cullen, Pcrth Am oy' " j., G. w.
Beriaux ,t. HI A..
Schr Charles f. sears lurhei' J'"nN h"SN ~ E'"h'S
& Co. - - go -
Slaght Petty. ,or,.,.n
steamship Gen Whitney Hairtt Boston with mdsc. and
mass 10 steamship CO
rteanship old DOMINION, alker chnonh city Point and
Norfolk Is IN Old Dominion Steamship Co
Bnr Isaac Hall Ryder. 3 days with snear To tioss
er n Co vessel to a. Winchester co Has been days
north Of iIatteras, with head Mnds and Gains ,
BaTk Christina telmaD col n0son Havana Ia days, Win
sugar to order, vessel To Parsons Loud.
nlrk fNor Larsen Fiaggflorh, Norway 10 dayA via
Delaware Brcakwatcr. IN ballast 10 Punch, tdyo 60
TIig r. H. A. PITT Outerbridge " AMI 10 DAYS from Ber
mula produce aud 10 order vessel to jones
Lough. A.. ,,.-,-.,.
Brig Idlswid EcKsunon Of and Is days from Charlotte
town, r. Il. l.. with potatoes 10 PERL lns & job. :. .
sehr Potomac, Oteil, ~ and dat from ~ John n H.
with lumbar TO orde-, weasel To A. Il. Heney.
Schr Annie H. lo 81 John, N b., Setofd, Souft Y r. L.
days potatoes 10 Edwin Knight vessel TO y Novins
n son.
schr s. D. James of st Johu n B stewart Londondery.
dAys with potatoes 10 order vessel W T. Nevus
son.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
STEALING TO GRATIFY A wuIM.

Sarah Redmond, a handsome young woman of 22,
living in Twentyscconhst South Brooklyn. hai mania
driving Repeatedly lsrge livery bills to her father,
respectable carpenter until finally hc refused longer to
pay them ndulge peculiar fancy the g began shop
lifting and long time extensively and with inpu
nifty The money from the sale Of the sealskn sacques and
goods she spent entirely at siaOls,
eray engaging The finest Carriages and riding alone AT
her theft arrested and Yesterday
pleaded guilty charge Of grand larceny before Judge
Moore The Jnlgc said 10 exceedingly sal and
almost for tho appointment OF commits
nacy rather than for indictment He woul her
the law lowed under her plea
her In Penentary The yOung woman
and mother, who accompanied her, with
feeling
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
GETTING NEITHER WIFE NOR MONEY.

Motions in two of the suits in which Ignatz
stcnder has been involved by his attempt TO get s7Oo. with
or without the hand o Ernestna Noses decided by
Judge Joseph r. DAILY in Common Pleas Special Term. Tho
nrst suit by lady against stsindler him
drawing 900 dpoaed her father the credit of
on May when they engaged TO lie married May
- Judge DRly holds that the money Was 10 be Steinlers
only cODdtOnshis marriage and hs wifes CONSENT
lie has rs, obtained the second
hi- purpose 10 get the without the atfr justified thu
bringing nf the suit The injunction Is therefore continued
The other by the father NJ the isdy for debt IN which
ho attached ssnders property. Judge DAILY declines 10
yac.ia This attachment
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

sssi Nav ss 81 rsys e. 5.s 5s
schr. Timothy Field (of Boston,. Leland 81 John N
days with lath TO Jed Frye Co, vessel TO H. w. n.s
schr. 9. Potter tof New Iondon) Pendleon y,os,,.
s. edsys vita plaster to order. yeese % Bentley ids,
schr Rchara " Dsnha% loi Bath; Chase earase. !,
Schr Nellie Carr, hornssey Bangor. with lumber fs
schr. Oregon Hail. Rockana. with iims 20 Ha,n.Da .
schr Chase Ingraham I.ockspd with iims to Hav,sOs.
schr Samuel Carter Carter Rockpor with grant. u a,
der y"
@ sshr M Mabel nall, han Rsespori with srsss .. order
ss sssr M% u s %san sss or Philadelphia
schr c. r senulti. Yonng Providence
seSr Psr VIM osSsn FS RSyep TOT f'' 'oAa's
sc scsT W Wsnry Le|Se T,i.d JsTys s.is fs hi,sr
sehr Albion Miiehsiil. New london ''' ''''''spnA
schr Mary q Arnold, Arnold New Haven for Bauuor.
schr Jane, II. Hoyt Lyons. New. haven for Bainnora
sshr EisaSeth bite Abbott virginia, With Sst ~ooa
Schr. B. " Aumsck. Berger. Virginia. with woods
SAILED.
Steamships Gellert for Hamburg; France London, A.
ff fasIp Wsysra IST COLO @ Snwa mass ~ esnsH
Isaac Bell for Richmond Agnss PhiIadelpia b.s,
Andreas Rs Tor ouesns,oSn Golden Fsses ~ @
SAILED BY WAY OF LONG IsLASD SOUND
bark Belle Esit Tor iTsyrs schrs B. sne.n ,SS %
wIND~sunset hshr. ) W, hs1y.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEBEC. May 3l.-ATryed steamship Abboitsiord FINN
Antwerp. with general cargo.
DOMEs rTC PORTS
BALTIMORE Nd. May 3i--Arriye-i bark Reforner from
BosTos Msy si-Arved. steamships fberian from I,y.
laeeo. schS 5 " Todd fTm cfaeso. 4nTe S% sos, S,
bahoes l.. A. Pose from Hobokea AAska and
Grace Andrews from Port Johnson John Proctor 4 VI
Flanagan. and sae H., from Philadelphia May Mcfrahd
iIum hlexand in,
PHIApFirTrl May Sl.-Arrived, steamships Hsrcuk.
from Fall uvcr; Centipede. from Boston j. W Evernsa
from Messna: Curtis Tilior, from Boston Walis
Foam Portsmouth. Fanny Tracey 0n Boston G. n
Wood, from Boston T.. cDtngiaui, from Boston A y
BaboOcs, frDni Boston y n Rand, from Boston v n
Hcamali from Boston Richard Naus. from Boston Jsss
T. each. Boston = Mrnanemy. from New Befi5rd,
Saliie d. Evans plymouth -. W Colins Sassn
nah VIM Mage. from Chckah0Iiny Cora from NFruat
John Mcdonnell RichmOnr u. y. kimme frYn Rama
hauuock Mary Jane. PO1nm0ke; Kate Collins non
loStOn Ahea. frirn Boston Cleared, steamships A sn
town for Boston Achilles f0r Nevbuypoit Noifei. "a
rail River Alllnce Tor Richmond Mayh0weT f0r New
Yors.
MoyrHENrs OF OCEAN Steamship
steamship ldlh0 Capt Holmes a. led frm here fr Ns.
Yo L A. 10 O'Clock this morning
IIyFEruOI, MAY 30 The steamship Ma-sac chuscts Capt
WaitsIS, Boston May 49, arrivei her. iodav
FALMOUTH. Sl.-ihc steamship AahAraAA, capt
phens0ns from ewYOrk May To- for Koya put 10 here
day. short Of coal
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
We give below .e number O arrivals ~ vessels from rrFn
countries At this port for the month oi MAY tsiExuh
ing their and Nationality This table complsd oa
th books Of The rninent Kept AZ the Barge u ny NJ
Alfred Mabie, boarding oricers
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
SHERIFF REILLY's RELATIVES.

THE TRIBUNE's correspondent whose letter
relative sheriff Reilly appeared ycscrd seems to
nave been as unfortunate with his facts lie org
ual in his orthography He says that Hugh Reilly,
Sheriff Reiys brother deputy sheriff. but the Sheriff
called at this Office yesterday aud said that on the con,
trary his brother had held that position ana
wonld not accept a higher position when II WAS offered
10 him The Sheriff also stated that Patrick ktHy was
not his cozen nor relative Of his MI. watson "a
brothornlaw Of cxSheri Conner is warden OF Ludlow
Street Jail and the deputy warden, William L. Gardner,
held that position since the time or Kcard Is Con
molly the Ring thief John Reilly OF Firsl-aye ana
1hirtecnth-S keeps the Union square Livery stable anu
nc nybOdys servant except MS iathers
lie has been in this country since lSo9.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
BORROWING MONEY TO GAMBLE.

Angelo Morelo sued Charles Clarmont, ir., on n
charge Of obtaining 1876 false petenscs and had him
arrested and held bail in $4,000 The alleged false pre-
lenses that defendants father wealthy
from the city. IL asserted that te
fshe i'm fact hcd Europe n iefaurr The defend
ami moved order before Judge j. r.
DAILY Pleas, special Term. HIS statement IS that
sn the debt his father and for
aerward remained In New York, but the money was not
such representations The defendant boarded
with lainun and gamblrd and borrowed money n
OF from 500 t. gamble tho plaintiff knowing his Oh
Iec When he paid him with ltiln bonus. lis
+noment he iDuring his health Judge Daily reduced
is bail
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
STICKING TO THE FAST TRAINS.

III regard to the fast trains over the Penn
sylyamia Railroad and the proposed low rates by the
Nev-York Central, Kieman's News Agency issued the
following yesterday:
CHICAGO May 31.-Nothng yet decided here In rela-
ton to regnatiDg fast trains Nessrs. Newell McCul-
lough, Hopkins tof Wabash 2d H. H. Ienl ara toi Micn
day II also reported that Hopkins will not give up
his fast train and tnat Mccullough takes tho same posi-
tion Prominent railroad officials state 1t is impossible
to say VIVA; the final result Will be.
PuiIADTLPHIA May 3l-SO definite action has been
taken IN the matter. IL stdtn quo. SCOTT
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
ITALIAN RUFFIANIsM IN Morr.sT.

A large number OF Italians who are en-
ployed on tire garbage Of the StrcetCleannS Bu-
reau sleep at night in the tenement building al NO.
80 Most and place has become notorious for the
frequent drunken quarres and sabbing afays between
its ccctnts Last evening two Of the Italians, jose
Corea and Carl Mariana. had alteration there nd
Coiea who much intoxicated, assaulted ls Gdver-
slry Win knife. He succeed Il IN stab1ug AaTi2DO III
trcc places i the back and shoulder. Bola men were
takCn the Mulberry Street Station by Ohcor Hogan,
and Cngea was locked up NaTi,uD's wounds w,fo mol
ian nge.ous and lie was allowed 10 20 home.