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Orean gieumers.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ sailing under the AMERr.
CAN FLAG. Sailing every THU RSDAY from Philadelphia
OHIO sails Thursday, Nov. IA, IL a. m.
RED STAR LINE-T0 ANTWERP.
Carrying the Belgian and United states Malls sailing SEMI
monthly alternately from Philadelphia and New York.
SWITZERLAND sails MONDAY Nov. Z, AN.
OF passage and other information apply TO
- PETER WRIGHT SONS General Agents. -,
3O7 Walnut ST., Philadelphia 81 Broadway NewYork.
JOHN MCDONALD, Agent Battery place, New.fork,
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financial.

HENRY CLEWS g. CO., Bankers, No. IS
Newst. N. y. members OF the New-York stock Gold
and Government Bond ExchangeaL carefully
cuted secur ties carried long required margin tu
allowed deposit accounta Banking al branches
transacted.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per Norh River. Vessels aud Railroads

SATURDAY, Nov. 2, 1878.
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~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
COMPANY'S PIER foot Of sEC0ND-Sf, hOBOkES. -
MAIN........Sat Nov. oDER:... sat, Nov y
MOS sell. ...... sat, Nov 10 az Nov ~
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK 10 sOCTHshP-
TON HAVRE OR BREMEN -.
FIRST CABIN 800 gold SECOND CABIN 80. $50 gold
STEERAGE $50 currency. lll..
tickets reduced rates Prepa stserdge cefun
Gates $50 currency.
For freight passage apply 10 - ,,--
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The following shows the rcletohs oet"een w
.srve and the total deposit liabilities:
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so. ...... 80
stL I NJ q so
100. .b3. ~
| Chic Il a Quincy
! 10. DC. lllL
n Y " III d Hart
100. be. l59
ST. L. Kan. O & "
| 1000 be. BE
2OO-.--.-. o
100. ...... 4 y
ST. l. Kan G & y
| Preferred
| 100 be. 21l
Pitts Fw a e GA
| IL. be-. JS4
| B c X & Northern
100 be. u
| Nah. Chat. & Sta
| ], 200...bc. 30
Han & stJo
| 200...bcb3. 10 e
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The following IL "a comparative statement Of the eN-
ports of specie the port OF NewYork to foreign
ports January to this date for period OF twenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE.
Pier Company new No AZ North River foot OF Moronst
AMEKIQUEr DelOrd....... Wednesday, Nov q 2;so p m
FRANCE, TruGelle "Wednesday Nov 20 ESQ .. M
For freight and passage at Phladelphia apply TO Alone
sho'"en oIfs NJ REFRAIN Agent No s. Broadway
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HAMBURG American Packet Company's Line
Il Il for LIMOUTH, CHERBOURG, and BAMDU re- -
WIELAND.........NOv. 7 SUEVIA... Noy II
POMMERANIA....Nov.l IA GELLERr. ......... Nov ~
passage Plymouth, London Cherboarc Hamburg
points England. scotland and wales first Cabin.
gold 500; second Cabin gold SEQ SeeiagS $30
kUNHARDT & co. g. B. RICHARD & BOAs,
General Agents. General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad.st., New.YOrk. 81 Broadway, New-Y0rk.'
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INMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF RICHMON .SATU RDAl Nov " D. m
CRY OF CHESTER ......... SATURDAY. Nov. 49, q N.
CITY OF MONTREAL......T TIL RSDAY. Nov. a. D. m.
From Pier 81. n. H., foot OF Chalonsi.
CABIN $780, $50 and $780, gold Return tickets on avor'
able terms
STEERAGI. s2S, currency. Drafts at lowest rates
Saloons rooms smoking and bath rooms amd.hps.
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep
JOHN @. DALE. Agent, 81 and 80 Broadway, y. V
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Dipioeno Noiires

SEw.YoRK, oct 25, 1878.
NOTICE.-The COUPONS of the 8 per cent
IN GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS OF tie CHICAGO
aud ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY maturing Nov: J,
1878 will paid and after that date at the office OF
JESUP. PATON & CO. No. 81 Williamst. Newiork
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Statement OF Liabilities and assets OF tho treasury %
the limited States as OF October 1879 complied from
latest returns received at the Department;
,,.,.,,,.. Coin. Currency.
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Total reserve.....
Reserve required
against deposits.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
KINGS COLA5Y NLrLRIISORS.


MICHAEL corFEY MApE'coCNrY sGoREKEfrER-AN
EXCIIISG DISCUSSION OVER ST. PAIRCK ;
DAY.
Before the meeting Of the Kings County
Supervisors yesterday, Robert FuIey IN busy
sultaton with many members OF the hoard Ia reference
90 the appointment Of Michael Cp1oy the
of Joseph Short, jr The county storeketVer. 1t AHd
yrov.ouey been rir0red that " Boss" Mclaughlin hao
determined to appoint Conoy this position. Eary 10
the meeting Surcryisorat-IaTge GdHre presented q
communication from Nil short. rcsIpnng his position.
Nj. Guthrie at nominated Michael Cohey Nr.
Sn0rtt successor. Supervisor Fleruan moved Lal the
nomination be referred 10 tLc supplies Committee.
supervisor Sexton h-d that sucu reference would be
discourc"Us TO TIE The motion To
vote Of 23 10 g.
The jail Committee reported that the bcst interests Of
the county would bo met by modification nf tho planr
for new Ian 80 al 10 provide for the erection Gi Wing
the present jail the expense not exceed sl2J.OOO
A resolution adopted asking the lnembrTs OF the
Legislature 10 oppose tno bill giving the coDIO of the
resolution stated that IL necessary protection
Of the punnc TO ut the DONcia OF fIe5!ucnt StrBah8n
OF Tie Park Commission.
Supervisor GGagn offered resolution that the
Oh Mach IL 81 patIcAs DAY (-GndalJ and The follow
Ing day supervisor QUICK offered substitute that thc
CoIri House rhoid be decorated IN honor Of
Pope, any foreign person, unless lie bad disti-
At ths point tue CbDJ became very dcmOnhfNt'C, and
super Mcdonald asked tndt tAcy bc c4cGded from
the room. Mr.. CAL. KhcT rXCitGdF a-Etd Mr. tluck
Whose vOt,s elected you last FallI' Wien qulet Was
restored ME- tIick replied: OILY TIC votes OF amer
can 'uDehn A. length ine bTst resolution WAS ahl nu-
ed y cutting oul The appropriation Of go ana ho"D
nt III fOcleleH 20 decorate tlc Court House on MaIC
~ at Their own expense ia this form II Was adopted
Unanimously.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
STATE MILITIRY ASSOCIATIONS
IHE ORGANIZATION DISSOLVED AND NEW 9Nr
FORMED 0N a REPRESENTATIVE BAsis-NfW
OIIICtES

HE OEGAHIzATIoN Dissolved AND 4 Nrw 9Nr
roEurp o> A. REPRESENTATIVE BASIS Eiw
OFIICFEs
ALBANY. Feb. 28.-At the meeting Of the
STATE Military Association today, the folio 'ing rcaalu-
tons, offered by General Rogers, were adopted;
WhtrtQS, EXpcl nee shown the necessity of r.ur-
gaLlZug tins association upon representative basis N
l., therefore,
R,coired That committee sung Of the officers
tbs association ara four CnbC to De- selected Ivy The
president, De appointed, Win authority 10 prepare ana
adopt plan Tor tie formation OF an a--ocaoh consist
iug of authorized delegates from the several MtalN or
eauizdt of the state, the asis of TWO rom cac
division headquarters, two from each brigade h"'o-
Ou ireTs three from rdCn regiment two from cag att
ana one from each troop, battery ana separate c1ipA
ny the commandc,-i-ouIc AMI his STAFF 10 he cN,i e.
members and Wic plan shall also poViue FOR an exec
uIyc committee, % nave. during lhr year the sane
powers the d-hOCldion. Ibat tac tHol. "l tllr A.
-OcaDn 20 be elected OF This meeting shall D" the nsi
officers of the association, and shall mold Office until
Their chosen.
ReSOirtd, That this ASSOCIATION attend at the Assembly
Chamber Ibis evening al O'Clock hear the address
thereof 1t stand Dir ,Ovcd and That the oncrrs thrrro
aer actHg up ts accounts tuih over all ia records
and TO such Lew atIop The resolutions
were adopted
the Icoreauized association with the following result :
ITcS0cd-COIOneI AmaSa j. Parker j., OF the 10Th
Regiment. Ninth Brigade. Third Division.
Itre-ITfSideHt8-Brlc dcrGcncia j. NJ. NHlian, 1hFd
Blt.a0c First Division; General Rogers, Colonel Gro
W. Mmgatc General Inc! tctOr OF k,fc Practice; Major
Henry Bfinker seventh DIVISION.
Treasurcr- Colonel WIZ. II. Thompson, Second Divr-
ion stan.
Secrefory-Colone c. A. H. Bartlett, coInmander-iu-
chief staff.
Corresponding Experimentation Bsria-
inlu 6. Berry, Finh DIVISION, stal
Ch0ptaua-Iho Rev. Stephen II. Tying, jr" OF New
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
Rrnnl,lyn. .rranfed
William Barnes sued the city for $Gf


SNrrcPc Coryf--f fbqmlcrt-Bv Judge Dolohue.--
Cumming at. The New YorS Cement Company. Denied.
~ Judge aErrnce-C COilcnder agt Phcan-Me emorandum
Apc''a' 5el"-BT Judge Van Vorst.-Fint ct al. aRt.
Noodiuh - ai-ilndngs sgncd AtUrI agt tOyerL-fiLd
nas 'tHci aad signed. Oly aGt Jones e alLxcepiiohs
ovrfIuled an refer c'5 report confirmed. . -
by Judge lawrcncc.-Iarney at. northern Pacific Raj
r0ad.-bemut LED see OpIuion
NHUe,tor CDnr -->Decioi i0m-Bv judge Sanford
R0s a. aeL GcyNerchoiion dencd, with ~" costs; So,
memorandum Valentine All. New-hcrk central Kaliuai
C11he Judgment entered herein February :. 1873 Was IT.
regular a.d suud be vacated and aside. with 40
er,u,,- 10 ,icanf Msl,v ali Coooeh- Decree signed.
Macon ast Deck Ncmltur fled; judgment ahlIinei
Mutual LIE IusuIau,c Company aat. Davis ct al.
General Term calendar. Wosterman
art PcHnr Jr-Urdcr Granting defendant an extra al
luwancr sIno. ings act The \. I. CITY etc, Mn CO.
Co-t-r 2Iatng defendant slt.t allowance ot ler cent
on amount claim Il. Bruce a5i. sioux al.-tId,red on
rcus. "uil for Alact Trn Lcvg It A. art Loeb al.
"r'.r NJ melton nciowan agt Hi'er-0reLei onnay
ordered ou snort calendar tor second Friday 81 Nach fu
G'ih'r st. N'yus Findings iii,d "r'crbrr 81 al 1et
Nsnfer olne within case aud exceptions are hereby set
ilcd ana 80 1er the 10 he MED. Meyer a-t. scAaflc
Nrrc at. Iirumaun: Netktr a"t. CumlugAdm; EIIrch
laa.Ir as1 E.;rl@'n Io'den 's bsc"'nn; Esm "gt
'olpfo, Ptos- CLqmblrs-- By Judge ROBINSON
" i'ins aIf keunrly.-FId ncs sisH"d Grcmlut act
49, IT, 'ayor ,tc-MoIon for extra allowance dco'd
o.ii"n. Gross" agi. EiicryMoU'n ~ c1mid judgment
Pc .nrs granted +" tn 'cioaiu aud shr studs. mt
De-. -'" BE fod watch NtiiuGaet IHndrburs 01 How.
&.lH' ld~c0d aet 6"G"haT' i'iou Tor ant dcAueHt
~ i1ih ~ oNcsrt,m.' oi .fnants Gusts drn:e
rot o"rrn 2uv ptrmy o aton 'Nfcn 10 respect = her
srfart" c'ac. Tu~ Obligation pay costs Il sit
cue l ~ ht'm luI "p mani va. nor ~ 'd chHr
Morton 10 s7r p'aiut - roc'cues o annul The
ganid u .c"2rn ,u - for costs Of io'mcr action Tor
Mv..'e f'i a.H.''rF gre p,id s". Weuot.n 'um.
Harlem Railroad Comrauv Ttnuo-ci amendments are not
according % Iuc 81 e; General !ti!cs OF Practice.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

The examination Of the crcw Of the ship
f~y. g Buic cess. charged "h mu.Iav, WIS continued
before Couo1lasion,r shields Yesterday. Captain
SiIcecr % in Gardner Cohy, test ne ihai Il
t,mary for shpina 30 make III. bands work when
over they thuusht 1t sary, irrespective Of tie
time set for the watches. Joins Kelly, boat
vain @: the Buire-., t'rl tDat all u
,hc crew reused a. otty u,dIs hui ono, and
pointed o. man out When CrIums-l lourl si IFS asked
In. nauc hc sad 'Il"uy Jotc', h.d O., Lc r.t of
thc!u You p.circ.' At tAc 'iuf % hc cds' i" ihc
-rgIIiiuu tLe Commit dismissed tur ch.' II
mutiuv iUt PAT IN" If-"hrIs coz a. cir cccucc 80 TIE
charge OF di-uhtJIE otdcs, Tor VIZ ~ tlt Statute
-cribcs lishl pui- nirn.. Charles Kelly aud james
CaTL. two of Tie r'iucu, testified that lie work tG'y
were red To- do ULLt.c tat VA tLai ilc'
niitlcd 1T the time. J also -it thai ttctooi
Slycu tlrIu yc,y h'd. T." rsc VII hc summed "a
-da, hy Nr. Butler f.: lie Government, aud hI An
GrcWs for the vIi,uurlt.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
THE COURTS
LITIGATION BY BANKS,
WILLIAM BUTLER DCECAN's INYEaMEST-A LARjS
JUDGMENT EMBED.

WILLIAM BUTLER DCECAN's INYEalMENT-A LAR ID
JUDGMENT ESIEBED.
A suit has been begun by the Bowery
Natloual Bank against william ID. Shpman, as assignee
OF william Butter Duncan, TO compel him TO set ASIDE
certain mortgages 70 meet can. 1t obtained JuoS
ment against Richard Bainbridgc, formerly owner ci
the Pavilion Hotel, which there Is SSH due apou'
50 900. A partition suit brought under when Aif'
duncan bought in the property and he afterwa sold
II, tdknU back the mortgages n qdcsilu III Is tbiu
by the plaintiff that the rae 80 Mr. Duncan was mere
sham sale 20 prOlrct BainhrdS'S interest, ana 't we
mortgages were Babrdge's property. ana sul9tc1 10
Judgments against him. The came before JuuIc
Van H0csen a motion FOR Icceiyero OF the mortgages S
Decision was reserved. -.
The National Bank OF Commerce entered luuRhlcl.t
yesterday against the NewNo:k COust uciion OOHP'S
Tor Si3 33 20. TIE suit Ont~o nutct given ~
the dCicndint lnl discounted by tie palnin. me uc
fence was that the defendant being under CONTRACT 10
build the LAKE Erie, Eyan-yi!lo erd rihvest hii"S!
Company contracted with IllaId, FoOic Coi
any suppl, the rails, and gave notes TO tat i! III oI
them. hat Gim failed cCmplcte s contract, anu
caused heavy 10 10 the defendant, aud thcn Jas oOA
Goa uudtrouk carry IT "ut aud got possession oi
tue notes dut had them dScpuitti iLc iCtltt oNV'
ruled the defence ana gave Judgment for plhnilh.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

PROM IfVFKPooG- IN S''Ioslip Erin-Dr. VI. :. BucS.
pi g. 50. Enssorfh Nr. md Mrs Mortio.t. J. T. Smith.
~ 0rtsnn. ". I.ttru4 Rev Nr. sloane T. Young -.
Turner. r. Barton, W l. J'u ". d. EF r, MI and Ms
smith M p,llrs infnrt- gVf luT-r N~s UcF
in-o Wr' f"-k'riv Mr. b.ruum and infant. sis. n smith
J. e.. srftuc~.
tHOW UtVRF-fr S'cHmthtp IIirGi.r-N. II. Arfie Dr
J.. Lcrurd n -. Hewlett ". a. Ncis"plE. " Nor ..
y. Fauu G. NiIte I. E'uy. II Michel y T.. Pavnc Mr.,
s. lI,ur.. Il. II. d- Ia thapeir. T. i"u,n Ms " Le
CurLtfc ~ ana Mr.. DuAorf. vi ana Ais G. Bc!irr
&. ilAirt- rev. y Comet Mr'. Y Jordan Il. G.. H. Ave
uisf. ''ls- g. Iiofef. AmcIt Nruisrl.
FROM HNMRv RON S'-gr.hie Cinbrfr.-MIss N. Sim
mons ksu'Iuatu sui GId Ni.' D. ~intr NJ and AI-.
C. Woi'at g. %. Grdp !. H!rch"n &. ". Sch' mel q K'c
L. ~ris1 Mr. aud MI. T. Schultz, II. Meier. L. Dan
J. gcuIoft and child q. ~c'rll. 90. lIcnn.
FWOM HANANA-IH "'eushD CIV ~ UdsttGgton--J.
T. A.oNtnd 90. Miss T. g /ohk0T'r - " G. f1hor ". IL.
g. T. ~oulhrr J. T. tIii, Mr.. and Mrs. P,rozo.
cen. O.. C0.2sI, 4 Croker = g tt"-by J. j. >palihg
Vat n Hfaytou. ]. Dunbar. =. T. smith. ~ BIauu l. Her
rrfn. 4. Lopez b. fetsu &. Matbi ". Ebhs " cox Mr..
Hr. r. Ae".t ur c. a. fc'cr- Sister " Buturr. j.
prcyfus T. 4 ward Jones. ". fscy. J. Cuct4uo, NJ de
AIus D. StOHe G. Orrn, " ~una A. sotero, V. Martmy.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

al hills and iont resolutions received from the H9uSe oI
penresentatvcs and all reports OF comul'ees s,, % Do
r,rcd unless for the dispatch OF TIE business Vi 'no
senot otr snch printing may be dispensed WIN,
TIE PRESIDENT pro telDpoie oNeiIu'u ''o '''''
Mr.. ALIIsoN's MOTION AGREED TO.
Tho VI, ooD of Mr. Allison was then agreed 10 without
aroli call. .,,.,
Tbc PRECEDENT pro tcmpore announces 10 Ile ga
,erss and others that any demOnsIaon OF approval Or
dioprrov,l wond be promptly punished and The ser
-, a. Arms ,yss directed TO arrest the offenders
CbtcT CieTg NcDluaid then began ~ Ith we HllNei
pili but before he concluded. Mr.. CONhLlN" inter-
,r,ed b1 and said he vCntured 10 su-gcst that was
nceicss 20 read bill which lad been repeatedly It"u ~
Nj SARGENT G2cp.. Cab objected 10 dispensing WIN WIN
tbe reading of the hil. aud said me was h ne uIn'I
House 0f Congress ~ time when va Ghai geo 'hat
I'm fAr d.worct.Iiug a,t Cf 1870 had ben lAssCi
wthout reading, and there lad been go"d deal sihu
about 10 since ,..., of,.,
1he reading of the bll was thta completed ale'
Witch the Krto mes asc Of the President was itAu
Nr NHNIE moved that lie hiil aio lttssd<c ,y S
nfuted and laid on the table Rejected WITHOUT ro"
IIe PRESIDENT pro tempore- sAsl the nAl be
senetor - notwithstanding the objections OF the
Tir PiEsIDEST gro icap0re- The Chair uses the
words OF the Constitution.
THE VOTE IL DETAIL
TheCLIRK then proceeded to call the roll, and the
L.u was PASSED over the yeto--ycas, 49, nays 10
Tho yfe In detail on The passage Of the bill was "a fol
lows I.crubucaus N roman. Democrats ia tGi,cS and
Inlerrndents In SMALL CA!TTAtSl
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
mn nnrsE LTEILANT.

The sPEAKER announced the vote and Said 4" In
obedience 10 the requirements OF the Constitution, two
thirds have voted in the Affirmative. and the bill has
passed The OhccIons OF the President 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding"
The announcement was received with general hand
claUpUg and other marks OF iUbittiCn
Tine b and tEc veto t>ste were thercupon sent TO
the senate.
JETFEFsON DAVIS ErIOGZFD.
The House then az 2:4J p in went into Committee OF
the Whole, Mr EDEN Dcm.. Iii IN the chair and re-
sum,d the consideration o. The bill TO pension the sol
di.rs Of the Mexican and Indian Wars.
Alter speeches by Mcssr,. WILLIAMS Dem, Aa.l,
WILLIAMS Ncp" Oi), RYAN crop, kah) WHITE
GteV., PENN and EIDDLE,Orm., lcnul Tie committee
protc urG To consider tDe MI by scctlUne.
putluc q speech hGG" by Nr SINGLETON Dem.
Mi.) lie the Clerks desk and mad read letter
from Jti.Isou Davis, rcqL sing him or sing, =
t0l) TO nioIm the fri,IidS of the hill TINT II
tie success Of the TIN dcpcuded on excluding hin
Q)lyi~) from is bCLrht>, he hoped tht such d
prov ion would BE- Inserted in II. Mr. Sihcc''u
puccrdcdto oulo-izc Nj. DAVIS declaring mat th~ "as
j. another ptoo. Ol ns great ula-udulHlt}, ana hc
cxiliHcd ibat tat C.,cWn had .erd IN Itrur ol d'-
Nln@ long pDssr' Tie act Oi SccsSlor id~~cu 10y
Asriss pIl in hopes oi olc.Ialou with The N"ril
The couui, tee tncn aId the hOusc "a 10 r uI.'
adjourned
Democratic caucus was announced Ia be Lc'C imlne-
diately.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
CRUELTY AS A GROUND FOR DIVORCE.


Charles ki,tc Tor limited divorce Jude LaIr more su
mttcd Yesterday the questions in the 70 be iu!
These had bccn reduced wr.iHg and were ten III al
the Important ones, however, bein- only on ihc points
whc,her The defendant lad il-u-ci ar abandoned III
wife. Judge La rcmOrr held tina. cuc'ty ~ Interpreted
by the scG CGGutt Ca Ac part Oi the nus
band as Cat,.i.rrd no. limb nc-lth. Thr jury won
have hc sHsi-i. from i, t,i ,hH the MIG h1l
Sustained sch dctaai bodily iar, 't tna t'r husband
uad been guilty Oi sucI conduct, acts ,r threats hs @"
maze further r~a ions unsafe and uparcr Ia tiecari
history ol Jurisprudence the Wrid ua-aic' Was h"ld
10 e. luuiiy personal iuiUly v-rtCn n ds,n-
.dlSGcb fcor mere iuDu5 suffering or wounded clne-
In somewhat recent ease % h1t hc"u id down tn"t
crficl u-t i' thr Cst ar t~s.grr ui such IN Hcii"
ard mere .us'iu ui tcupcr or r-utf oi manner ~
want 90 picutir. occasional bursts " pd-siuu Nlfh
d.d u0t threaten huaiN HARM did not auoan 20 ~
Tie defence Withdrew aHt tI.I-. O. IutYA.r. N1u
against hc l ina r. After t- jurors tat been Qua s"uc
AoIr-, jude. tttJcncrr directed ;nl.i 10 bius IN q
sealed verde, tl., morning.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
TIE rEopLrS BANK or PBiL1DELrHII.
FALSE REPORTS ABOUT ITs CoND'IioE-TuE BANE
SOI<p.

FALSE RFPORrS ABOUT ITS CONDTiOE-THE BANK
sOU>D.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 28.-Thcre have been
Peoples Bank, OF this city, in financial ombarrass-
!ar-e amount made hy the city on the bank not
WITH Belief in the rumor was strengthened by rcso-
luton OF tie Councils that eXaminaton should bc
made of all banks with which the city keep
accounts. There are four banks with which the
city dcpoSitS-the Farmers ana Mechanics, the
Corn Exchange The Third National. and The Peoples.
week or ago The BELIEF strong ~ certain quar-
tcrs the Peoples Bank IN trouble that the AL
nuuuccincut OF its ,oyency daily expected Within
the last few DAYS however this feeling Of snXety has
subsidized aud there s t. hchcve that mover
well-foundcd. The Oy Treasurer, MI Soutvorth said
this afternoon that lie had heard the ruInors
hut that, to lis G. rtan knowledge, thcTc
was no truth thcm. Thcy had arisen through
understanding TGc Third National Bank had been
soHrN hat embarrassed within short tnc rom hold
iua little much paItT. and had been helped alou-
by the Farmers aIld Mechanics Bau.. Al "hout tLr
same time l'sgc account Was transferred from The
THIRD National 20 the Peoples. BON these facts had
been perverted IN uI IL reported that II Wa
ilc Peoples Bank which IA trouble "LC
that thc account A. tcIIos 10 lad been transferred
from the Peoples tie IhrI National instead o.; wee
Bank The Cashier of the Farmers ana M',!au''' t.,H
recently made examination Of It's condition VIII
sucitlOH, View Of uc ruuoia aicit pa The cltN
reported To vi srutAWOrtl fhi Lr inuid the t'uh
in perfectly sound couJit one Of Inc ruHoIa " ch
led come persons 10 tnIah HAT tie DaEA ulouap
tAat % held about 100000 OF tAe paper e." uI"H "hV
Tie rca TACT wa. To-. instead oi $;OUOOUo this paper
he bank held Only about = 1Oio.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

Judge Robinson Yesterday granted stay of
The piaf's edinc- ia the hut "f James Il! iIeI-
aurn against MarEuIct E.'huin. hr,. Hepburn was
,uarri,d b. man named Baldwin m 1863 or lSGi.
Within month 'r So sit claims. she was divorced
from him. ard Nr If,bui h0p@ing all the facis mar
r,cd Ltr ~ September, INGl hhc har born him h,c
children. iIc iIsi BEGAN -.f divorce dsiin-t hcr
for alleged aducIy. and flUHg IN iuat. brought this
,uit auuul h- marriage ou tnr 2toGnd That her r,l
husband LIVING, and 'ha hc iad been du.lc To d'
cover ANY record ui bcr divorce.
Judge k,hLsun CONNIE 'iug - the facts az prcstttd
10, the punt n, papr, -als tn pcecHt " u case OF
ytrv aitcnratcd equity and graLf- stay ~ ri proceed
ug- un.l he .ay. The cost Of the frtt ,uit.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
Letters of administration were

Letters of administration were granted in
Brooklyn, yesterday to Public Administrator Cullen on
the estate of DR.. George EZet, late OF No 126 Lving
ston-st.
Judge Gilbert, in Brooklyn, yesterday, de-
MED motion to Isalc II. Holly from the re
ceiyersnlp OF the French Manufacturing Company OF
this city.
Judge Gilbert. yesterday, in Brooklyn, granted
stay OF preceding in the OF Private Patrick Cor
bett, Of the United states Army, stationed Fort Ham
hton. who has begun an action against Brigadier-Gen-
crl G1s0n, commander Of the post for malicious prose
. cution and f.!-e imprisonment.
William Barnes sued the city for $G9 445
and awarded by the Referee $4,000. lie then ap
Piled for extra Judge Robinson who, yesterday,
denied the notion holding that it clearly public
duty 0i the Corporation Counsel 10 resist claim which
wdS decided to no CXorbitant, and even in - private
-ut where mlar facts were presented, the drcicton
o. the court would hardly warrant The granting OF an
allowance.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
CLAIM AGAINST TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC

Hiram Barney. as a-Slglcc of claim oi the
Law nm of Butler. siinnn q IIuhhori. 81 which hr
was formerly partner. sued the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company for abont 900 f,r professional services
I'm 1873 @74 and 10. 1he answer sct up mat the
old COMPANY, TO winch the services rendered,
moItsasrd Its property and lts francHre .hat that
mort wa. for. closed in 1879 the bondholdrS buy
Ing il and organizing Themselves new company anu
ih,t the .umII.us Wat served on tie new company.
Tic plaiutin dcuuif1d nrst, that having purchased
the frsnc.i>. the company con liuu~tOn Of
The ola nud second thI u rot IT. proper remedy
hy motion a.d hot by answer. Judgr Lawrence over
ruled yr.l, .day both grouns, aud judgment FOR
tit.,I ul.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

il is said the next edition of Wcbster's Die
tiOnGTy Will spell chrome with L." The X" Will be
pronounced lard, while any seen Iusging home
Chi ONO VIII DC pronounced sO Detroit Free Press.
The Chairman.-" The Chair will not dispute
the poiut with Mr. Carter" br. Caiter.-" The Chair
had better not unless be lakes hs coat Off,"