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New-York tribune., 1878-03-23

the week In city bank stocks. and to-days sales
cover American Exchange 1851 at 100; Central
National (14) at 95; Bank OF Commerce 1927 at Ill
@ll2Q 1872; Fourth National i5t al 80; Metro
politan ,2GD at 100; Bank of Republic t50i at SO.
A large and active trading was done in railroad
corded In to-day's business the New-.JeTsey Gem
tral cOns0s were conspicuous at GA lg664ss, frsts
ruling steady at 11034. Lake Shore coupon seconds
were at 49, registered at 975s, and frsts of Burng-
ton and Cedar Rapids We're firm Mt 6S, South Pacific
firsts being up to 7Sl2. Northwest gold bonds were
and c. aud NJ Division at 1O6. Central Pacfcs
were steady at l06ls Union firsts at 1063i9 1O6Ss
and Missouri Pacific seconds at o. Buffalo, New
York and Erie frss sold at 10Sls. and new at no;
Delaware and Hudson registered 1SS4s at 94I2;
trss of st. Louis and Iron Mountain at l0ii2: To-
lcdo and Wabash firsts, ex-coupon at 90, and con-
solidated conycrtibles at 81 New-YOrk Elevated
R.R firsts at So Nashville, Chattanooga aud st.
Louis frsts at 97 Hannibal and st. Joseph con-
vcrtible SIS at S314 and fifth Of Erie at 100.
Gold, after advancing to 1918 from 1904 the
lowest point touched on the descending SCALE fell
back to 101G 101ls which were the prices to-day.
The movement continues tame and Indifferent
Daily gold loans cost 4G3i2 per cent carrying
The Sub Treasury disbursements for the week
were Sit 900 interest, and $2,2S2,0OO called
bonds, inclusive of $33, 900 and 1000 to day.
The days business of the gold clearing departments
Gold cleared, S10,342 900; gold balances, II. l72
023 currency balances, $1,lSG,5GO The gold
quotations were as follows to-day
10.......l0lIs 12..-.......l0lis l3.........10lis
The foreign exchange market strong and ac-
tive during the week and the leading drawers adj
vanced rates several times, the demand being active
to pay for bonds imported, and the supply OF COM
mercal bills being small We annex current closing
quotations. which do not differ materially from the
actual market TateS
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
OFITCyiL REPORT y. Y. MINING STOCK TX
CHANGE SALES. MARCH %. 1873.
! III VI u I1a"' 1T IT IT TT :"
.rCOND BOARD--l O'CLOCK y. II.
THIRD noARp-2:3O 2. ".
FRIDAY, March 22-P. ".

FRIDAY, MNfcu - VI.
rho stock speculation during the week ending to-
day has been marked by an exhibition of great con-
fdence in higher prices. The general railroad shares
all advanced TO the highest prices yet made, although
in final transactions he changes noted generally
within the fractions of l per cent. The principal
features in tins class of stocks Lake Shore and
Michigan Central: Lake Shore, with transactions in
232 400 shares, advanced from 63aa63 to 65ai, but
later sold down to G3063as. Michigan Central first
fell from G2i2 to 81a and then advanced to G4 and
reacted to 63Ii80i. New-York Central improved
from 1913, ex-dividend to 106@lO59i, against
IO7l dividend, on last Friday. Erie was neglected
at 1Oas to 10 until late IN the week; after an adj
vance TO ii L. it closed at l02. The Western rail
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
SNIP NEBS.


PORT or NEw.YORK. ............... MARCH %
CLEARED
Steamship England (Br). Thompson Liverpool. p. W.
So smshp Alexandria t8r). Lndquster Glasgow Hendcr.
steamship Ethiopia (Br). Campbell, Glasgow. Scot Hen
steamship Yedaland tBeg). Randle, Antwerp. g. W. Col
Siearnalip CITY OF San Antonio Pennington Galveston,
ship H. g. BSrgcss stariiti Liverpool Eng. Bur.
Ship ROYAL Alexandra (Br) Humphrey Liverpool. Eng.
Bark McNairn Dr) Loayitt. Liverpool Eng, Snow
BARK Ncreo o, Ausl scopnier, Queenstown for orders
YAK schnegsare Norl Hlgerson, Queenstown. Cork
Falmouth Imch Edye Go.
Bark Eup.oa Nust) Coaoiich Plymouth, Eng, funch'
BafE Gunare lSof). Huscbye Glasgow, Scotland C TO.
Hafk Aurora CBr, Churchill Dunlirk, France. James W
Trno Aust) Premuda, Naples Philadelphia, so
Baik Frate utal). Ferraro Naples, Lauro storey
EaiE William Ba,cinan (Gcr.) weugol Antwerp Belgium,
Brg Ida lr), smith, Liverpool, =. r.. Boyd Hneken
BIg Rachel Conoy Coney ST. Thomas. Dan '" L. Pension
Brig +. H. Williams OBJ. Tucker, Portland, Me. Brett
son d Co. .
steamship Dculait (Br) Williams, London March !, with
Indse. aro pass . +. v. j. Hurst.
Queenstown iSrh with mdsc and pass. 4 Cortis.
,asi to Fni'eb i,iSs Il Co. -'-'' ~ - '''
lsms P39a% GsT & ogs@s s s nr9%cR re I1 Msrsh H 10 via
Shp Pauiina fNo. SandDerg Liverpool 10 days. IN ballast
Esrk Cahessa Padre Ula. schappapetra Plymouth Eng
Jan. 30 in ballast 10 T. DAssOrs.
paTk n;eshre (of ST John " ~, Jones' Bordeaux Feb
B. ballast 10 SNOW Burgess Anchored IN o.ayeaehd Bay
for orders
fTSbin Thor (NOrj Zachardscn. from London and bark
Tino tAust Premnda from Liverpool, which anchored
below cal ~ the city 22d.
FoREIGN PORTS
LONDON March 22The steamship somerset which arrived
al Bristol Yesterday from paossd me ste%msn
Denmark, Capt Williams from LONDON hnich iOr Nrm
YORK. The ffn inst IN lat y, lon 4o v" with her iud
der damaged. she declined assistance. a. ,,,,,.,
LIyRgrOoI- March 22.-The steamship Airy, capt "hAie
from orleans Feb. %. has arrived here.
QurRNslOwN, March 22-The Wllisms& Gui0n Line steam
ship Wisconsin Capt Forsyth from York March IL TOT
Liverpool. arrived here at 2 p. m. to-day.
The star Line steamship GerInaDnlc. Capt kennedy
sailed from here nj p. 10. to-day for NewYOIk.
iOSDoN March 22-Salcd 18Th inst, Hattie Pctta IRON
BlbOs Mozart; 2Zd nst Dxo The attor Pssc9BOla "a
insi Washington Capt. Martin.
arrived 0th ins fpes, ToiHasta both at Valencia 18Th
INST, Henrik Born ST. Joseph Capt johnson; l4th inst
bIa; Viking Capt Hasmuescn wexford the Latter
s SaDiandoI 2ls init Aphonso ct Marie T. Zartz Pate
geleyuo NordboD F1des 22d iRst Douglass Campbell, Ma
tide los SAILS ggnS ana 10 eaky AID Josonod
600 cases oi petroleum.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO March 22.-Arrived. steamship Alaska
seabury from Hong Kong via YOkaiama
BAlTIsORY, March 22-ArT1yed baras Exile, Beiryinan
Dabin Granada, Pressey, New York Cleared bark GeiIa
MIA, schuikeD. Rotterdam.
(Ior later Shtp ge,us. II any. see Fiah PayEl
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
CIVIL NOTES.
The appeal of DR.. Thomas s. Lambert, of

The appeal of DR.. Thomas s. Lambert of
ne American Popular fe Insurance Go c1mpsny from
h M cT 9 General a Term o 5D Mondny
A petition to the Legislature to pass the
chapters Of the Throop Code OF Procedure over the
Governors veto has been largely signed by the lawyers
o ~ UNI es paasons snS zen, Ser % MaheWs William A. Beach
Pcet Opdyke, Thomas G shearInan ara Grosvehor T.
Lowrey.
Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Cham
beis granted. yesterday, order7appomtng william f.
Howe guardian of Mabel Leonard. and author zng hor
at any respectable theatre provided that
she Is accompanied TO and from the theatre by
respectable persOD and Is not allowed 10 perform any
theatre where any part Of the performance is OF an im
moral nature.
John ID. Lenihardt has sued his wife, Joseph
Inc for divorce lie says they married December
25 1873 and parted October 1874 and that since then
has been living openly with one Abraham j. Osbon
liam Esteii judge D0nohue. in supreme Court
Chambers granted yesterday, IN order for the pubca
ton OF the summons.
Sarah f. Cornish, executrix of William II.
Raynor sued Josiah Jex. in Supreme Court Circuit for
abou, $4,000, Raynor's proportion of mortgage col
iecte by Jer Jex admits this claim, but claimed that
sll 900 due him for trouble and expense In another
for the plaintiff verdict for 1882 -, from which both
s aes wee eager to appeal a. M JnGg9 Naa Worst AWARDED
Judge Larremore, in Common Pleas Cham
ber denied yesterday the petition oi Francis c. ssons
tall remove seah Chamberlain fronlbeing receiver OF
Greenleaf Norris 60. Judge Larremore utterly disre
CARDS the charges OF undue influence in the appoint
ment because there is proof of them. On another
charge however that SIR Chamberlain is not resldcnt
G. the State he orders reference 10 ascertain lis truth
In the will of Henry A. Taller, which was adj
mted TO probate yesterday, tho deccdent bequeathed
absolutely his wife, Sophia G. Taller, his household
furniture bis wines and bis horses. All the rest Of his
rea and personal propeity be gave to his wife ass He
estate aud at her death 20 his living issue pei stripes
and not per capita TIE wife WAS made eXecuirx, and
the dceedents brothers. Edward n. and James Taller.
81 he eaf Is Ie
worth about 100000
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23

IL diyidead, per cent.
Tie features Of The stock market to-day were the
continued scllin. Of Lake Shore, and the additional
strength impaired TO the coal stocks as exhibited
by their advancing prices. Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western opened at 512i, fell to J1li, and then
advanced to 80 closing at 52si Delaware and llud-
son sold at 51aJl 7sGj1Si. and Morris and Essex at
7f.0752, No one can dOubt the generosity of the
prime movers in this new speculation or their will
ingness that al shall partake. They already have
canscd to be published m estimate Of the business
Of the Delaware. Lackawana aud Western Company
for the year 1S7S-all based upon several IFS"
comparison of the company's business-incuding
l-a,s for the first quarter of this year. now nearly
ended with that Of the corresponding quarter OF
1871 would be more instructive. Lake shore
opened nc 81 declined To 3d. and only rallied 10 $3.50
Ia final sales. But MICHIGAN Central after selling at
G3IY0Bil- -U63li, closed at 81. EIie opened at !
against II H. last nights price, and declined to lOl2
Central aud Hudson sold lt 1852 10J3id 100 l2d
lOJ3, The Western shares were generally dull, and
Gloss a shade lower. Northwest common was the
most active selling AT 413i0 i055G41l2 Union Pa
cite sold at 72ls, and Wabash advanced To los
Western Union was steady at 79D 1913 Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph was without sales. and quoted
l1L0 10 and Pacific Mail sold at 1SA 1888. The
market except for the coal shares closed quiet, at
a reaction from the lowest prices.
RANGE or THE STOCK MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
PASSENG ERS FOR EUROPE TODAY

The passenger lists of the steamers which
will sail for Europe oday much larger than usual
The White star Line will send the Britannia, and
the National Line the England Tor Liverpool the Neder
land of the Rcd star Line will sail for Antwerp; the
North German Lloyds steamer Weser Will go 10 Bremen,
aud the Ethiopia, Of the Anchor Line, 10 Glasgow.
Following are the complete saloon lists:
FOR LIVERPOOL = IN Steamship Brit0nne- Gilbert
Pswn s Mrs Mrs. PSTqg PI NJ Mrs. r1 sh'Tan9 J. IL wGG.
.1 Dngaae Mrs + III 4 Dunn, p , r Dunn G. u Bailsr Mr.
hgar Mrs.: Tagged MIs NJ NJ w9od@s.;, Nr; j. r9si r,
es fsSc r. FoS ss hss G' Plum 'S p Poi is So @ T.
M S%Rs Trd hs EpSc M u foe X o:e Il n g Is
$ r ManGe Missi !. ShaitHcf, H. W Robert s. RindsIoa
a. hindskoh Edward Douglass Charles T. Atsins ne hev
\. Haskell Mr. Joslyn' Mr. Brewster g r Libby Mrs LIB
%GcSg, Mrs. H. H. Da; j. T. Brown X H. Brcsn Morton
G. Fisher Mr.. Fisher. Mr. Robinson. T. Abendlo.h Eugene
Dougherty T. Osborne, owen Jones julius Loewcntha D.
~ RgHy g. y g. hasSy Mn,e T. a. Mqly ra & s
wood Miss COuiin J. f. Bailey. Mrs Bailey. p H. Leonard
tonic an Naaab"I. A. M2Ser, " A. cooper ii&n Beafy
otto Kapp j. c. Machanr a. Etclcs Don Francisco ser
IN Steamsap Eealand j. z Burke H. Autiin a. W. At
three childrcn and Robert Mis-
ligsns NJ Bosieiman j. G. Aver iteT1et foa'e r. j. lNd
nad Major Daniels Mrs Daniels Miss Christie j. n An
Anderson, J. g. Hughes W. j. Johnson. Major and tTee
FOR BREMEN-Tn steamship Vf.sr.-Mr and Mra. Emil
Mannhardt and two children. Dr. G. Van iasscm2 Ms A.
G. Blodgctt. Conrad Me,nke Ms Charlotte Wheeler Miss
EIlse ho JON - IhllvIlch Su ihlrieht al'u .u
cation Exhibit N Palis Justin H. smith GeoIse F. Han
Friedrich Weisscnbcrs Alfred L. siaus Alexander amend
lHea' I mTdnaHn & hogg; f 1siC1 , atrst: 1 M, a.
Max Meyer and wife Mr- Lena Sn0n Mis- Francis SIMON
ldnuad selmocizer George schneider Benhaid smIcn'
FOX GLAsGoW~ia S:eGH,i,S ftIioDm.-J. Il. Young
J: II Iainey +; !. smith, 3: 4 Gowsr David D. GafGaer
sarah Jeesies, Trca,Ick Jcaerc Nss Bertha Jcnerics.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
4 RECEIVER For 4 nRooKLYN AIpER,lAy.

c. c. Brady has been appointed receiver Of
the property of Alderman william u. Ray OF The TdT-
tecnth Ward. Brooklyn In biz examination. Mr Ray
said that hs salary as alderman was - 600 IL owned
his household furniture, which he valued "a 5000. brt
rented the house which b. ltYcf His gold watch and
nickel chain considered 10 De worth 500. demand
Was made Controller Eugrii f0r All moneys. cdms
etc, due Mr.. Ray, and c-pe iaily Tor Mr. Raw cli
against the city pending IN the supreme COuri. TO
$500 salary iOT ms services Acting May
during the absence OfMayOr Schroeder
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23

4 tramp was pulled on the trucks of
passenger car The other day. aud suiiugiy sub
hitting the accustomed kick turned 80 the conductor
and said: "Old man, you belt away with
that mules head that yn the cud o. yer Lex
tn you kick fun q holes that mdc won't hold
sagcbrush. but you can't knock the glory cut a.
cp from shouiin' the thought mat I'm iist 80
miles ahead o. this grndin monopoly. frOze this
train at Reno WhOop !"-iEikD Post.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
ARREST IN CIVIL SUIT UNDER THE NEW CODE
The Judges of this district have held that

where an order Of arrest is granted in civil action
under the new CODE the Of the arrest must be
stated in the complaint and Judge LawrcncC in giving
his opinion, stated a that if man were AZ
rested fraud in contracting debt he SOnld have an
opportunity To try that question, as wei as the mere
question OF debt Judge Pratt, in the second District
takes the opposite ground and holds that under the
old CODE where the OF arrest II not essential -
nnfnr.lliIf.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
THE NAVARRO WATER METER CONTRACT
Z. P. DICKIE DIVORCED FROM HIS WIFE.

In the suit OF EUWalu I. UICkIc against
Mary Elizabeth Dlckie the husband charged his wife
with long continued adultery with A. u. Brnckerhon,
his partner. ExJudge oswOrth found for the pisinim
The most remarkable evidence contained in letters
from the defendant TO her husband cOnfessine IN un
named sln aud pleading with him for forgiveness Judge
j. T. Daly In an elaborate opinion, cOurms the referees
report and grants the husband n divorce. Relieving
the evidence he inds fhat the defendant Is either the
victim of daring and elaborate conspiracy or guilty
On fhis her own letters are conclusive IbOugn tho
crime IL not named considered tO becnoush Ia Justify
her husband and In putting her away from Them
merely petitions for restoration OF love,
huf acknowledge a wickedncss and humiliation which
The innocent could never feel The witnesses have per
inrel iheInse or her guilt Is proven.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
COURT OF APPEALS

ALBANY. March 22-1he following Is the Court Of
Appeals calendar for Monday, March z5 1879 Nos
12l.l2s. iz9, 1870. l32, IS, 1886, 1884,
Following the proceedings In the of Appess
day No 1O-Mier McKesson argument resiined and
concluded No. 0.-JOnes agt Smith argued by samuel
Hand for appelent Robert Haze for respOndeD No "a
Beers agt shannon submitted No. 47.-stargis agt Van
uefblt argued by William A. Butler for appelent H. H.
Davis and j. T. Davies fgr respOndcnt stl on.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
PHILIP sTIyER,s BLAcKMA1LIyG CLERK.

SAInUFI J.. MtIIUt', dI UIV IIIIIt IVIIII'ItIlIIdI
clerk OF Philip Stlner him letters after his (Sner
failure threatening 10 him of attempt at
and Of defraudIug his creditors, unless he paid
50 600 slners counsel exJudge DttenhOefer, advised
resistance toAs demand and Mendes was hereupon ar
rested. Mendes pleaded guilty. yesterday OF an at
tempt at bacKma III tho Court OF General Sessions,
ard was remanded for sentence The extreme penalty
Is five years In State Prison.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
MA RINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATUKE ALMANAc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises . 80 sun scts..... GIG Clock f1st G37
Moon T1scs.. Noon sJ3hs 4n2 Moons axe. days 10
iiiJH WATTE IO-psY-A ~
sandy Hook. GOV Island ll:ji Hell Gatc... I:l9
HIGH WNIFE I0-DAI-f s.
SANDY Hook. liG Gov. Isand Hell Gatc..... l.t3
mon wATRR hUSDtY-A.M
Sandy Hook. GOV. Island. O:4j Hen Gl;c... 2l2
HIGH WATER TUNpAY-I. NJ
SANDY Hook OlJ GOV Island. Ojl Hen Uac.... 2:i0
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
PASSENGERS ARRIFED.

FROM LIVERPOOI-Ia 6tc9testt0 CelGc-MTs. Chcya.
leer W. Bronson, Air Blake ". EytO, A Fisher, O.
Francis +. Gig J. Hammond -. Lion. }. Miiikt W.
r. Moore Capt MOresby X. ~. and servant Dr. Il. H.
McCary. U. x. n, H. Macauay g. T. Ctis. Miss - switzcr
G Switzcr J. D. Smith j. W. smith, MI and Mrs w.
Watson D. f. warren C. IL. Day d. y. Camingc d. Hanger
- l..
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
Total sales for the day
lO2l. bnyer 30 days.
n1NG pnIcEs or pnnADELPuIA sToCHs.
FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MTN
YesierllnY. To-day.

Tic dealings in Government bonds during the
week ending tonight were On a greatly reduced
scale but prices were well supported ON continued
demand and at the close were about the best of the
week The following are tho highest aud lowest
prices Of securities for tine week, and the closing
salts to-day and week ago to-day
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
THE wAB4sH R4ILW4Y COMPANY.
STATEMENTS OF THE FIRST ANIMAL REPORT

STATEMENTS OF THE FIRST ANNUAL REPORT.
The Wabash Railway came into the hands
of the present company, and nOminay under It's con-
troll and management the 1st day OF January, 1871
but circumstances rendered ii necessary continue tho
receiver In the administration of its affairs until April L.
Mr. A. L. Hopkins assumed charge OF tho operations OK
the road soon after, but unable to effect erre
change at once and owing TO the riots in July it
not until August that the new management fairly be-
gan its work The per of expenses to receipts Tor
the first seven months Sl.5 per cent and for tho
last Ave months, CO. per cent.
Tire directors have considered 1t udicous tp continue
the permanent improvement OF the road by replacing
iron with steel rails, having laid fytw0 and onehaf
miles during The year. They have also been able out OF
the earnings the year, pay, when due, all interest
and fixed charges; they have renewed iron with steel
rails built 1lJ ears iron bridges paid expenses
of reorganization. and had surplus. large ror-
tion OF the track Is now laid with steel.
out OF total OF SIT 100000 IN mortgage bonds S14
72SiJ0 have funded their coupons up TO this date.
Under the foreclosure sale all the leases guarantees and
contracts o. the old company have been cancelled and
the only lease that has been renewed the Hannibal
and Naples Railroad, rental Of $4,000 per anDum,
against the former rental OF 500, 900.
The following is the statement OF the c0mpanys capt.
tai stock and funded debt, and the fixed charges .or
1877 and 1873. on 6t9 miles OF road, including the Ham
nibal and Naples leased line:
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
DECISiONs-MAncH 2o.

. Saprems Court ChaDbeYs-Bv Judge LawreBce-
Ncane ana others sloane Jacobs aet Keller Sloane
sst Post In the matter Of AyeGranted. steinbIucker
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON March 22- $50 pm.-Conso 80 Z for money, and
9j7,a the account. L. :. bonds. New hNes. lOJ;
Railway shares, / Il do preferred 2j Illinois Cen
trail 76lI Reading Railroad. 1914.
LONDON, March 22-l50 M Paris adyices quote hveper
cent 10 francs 30 cenmes FOR the account.
LONDON. March 22330 D. m.-rhe amount OF bullion with
drawn the Bank England on balance to-day 1885,,
600 EIe Railway shares lOs.
LONDON. March 22-5 D. m Paris adyices anote hve per
cent rentes 10 francs 20 cenmes FOR the account
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
John A. GROWS TRIAL.

IIT THEORY OF THE CLAIMING Thai
GROW AND DOUGLASS WERE DECEIVED.
Assistant United States DistrictAttorney
Flero concluded yesterday the evidence for the Govern
ent in the trial Of John A. Grow for conspiracy United
States Treasurer Cilhan. Charles H. Patterson Deputy
at the SubTreasury in this city,
and United states Commissioner Shields called TO
coroborate the testimony of Richardson 90 the plans
and conducted the conspirators in NewYork and Wash
ingtOn.
Mr. Post. in opening the for Mr.. Grow, said that
the defence would show that Thomas c. Douglass, the
Treasury clerk had obtained egtimatey in the course
OF the duties OF his cerkshp the of the persons
to whom the Government owed unclaimed interest;
latter rs lawyer should collect them, receiving large
fees from the owners OF the bonds for so dcug that
Richardson was pointed ont to Grow as a broker who
could help HIM III the business that beginning with
The name Of satery, Richardson did Introduce to Grow
as SateTy the mau who aterward turned out TO be Gil
dersCcye That the whole course of action OF the rrs
oner the case was straightforward and honorable
and that II there fraudulent conspiracy he ana
Douglass were not parties to II.
were called TO TESTIFY from October II 10 November
20 1877. they saw Douglass every day IN Washington
and knew that he did come TO NewIOrd sworn 10
by Richardson. Thomas G. Douglas testified to his
first acquaintance with Grow, and his showing 10 him
the i,i OF bondholders whom the Government owed
intercst.
THE NAVARRO WATER METER CONTRACT.
The appeal from Judge Davis's order in
the suit of John Baird against the city, refusing 10
vacae the order of reference argued, yesterday in
Supreme Court General Term The grows ont OF the
Navarro Water Meter contracts and for about 100000
II was referred the Spring OF 1874, against the wish
Of the CORPORATION Counsel. 10 eXJudGc John X. Porter
in ls77 the Corporation Counsel moved 20 vacatC the
order oi reference, two grounds, one that the chie
question OF fraud the other that John n Porter
was counsel for two companies in which Mr.. Navarro
was interested. The Corporation Counsel argued that
having turned out to bc question OF fraud and
accounting, the order Of reference should be
revoked The counsel for the plaintiff argued that il
Late raise such question: and that there were
questions % account involved The Cont reserved H.
decision Asbbe Green appeared for the PLANTING W.
n l = l--.a L..
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23

Total. SS9l 49S iosisi93oS 70
The debt 10 the Equipment Company is the balance
due that company for cars. tho original contract
amounting to sl,O00OOO. BY agreement this was re-
duced to $500 OOO tho principal Of which the Wabash
pa~av Company is TO pay at the Of $4,000 per
annnm The te N runded debt bonds and certificates
presents the amount when all the bonds have asseuted
10 tue funding scheme.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23

In PariS The per cent French rentes at one time
reflected great wea kDess and fell from IlO.25, the
closing price week ago. 20 109S5. Subsequently
being 1000, sight exchange Oh London closing at
25.l0.
-
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23
The MONEY MARKET.

utFIClAL EFyoR7 =. Y S7rcS EXCHANGE SALES
FRIDAY. NdBCH %. 1873
GOVERNMEYT STOCK DEPARTMENT
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23

Capital stock k-.-.'..'.
fsrst M0Ttgdgcs.
Toledo and Illinois,
int. Feb. and Aug
Lake Erie. wabash
and 81. Louis, int.
Feb. aud Aug.
Great western, lsi.
int Feb. and Aug.
Illinois and southern
Iowa. int. Feb. ana
Ang.............-..-
Decatur aud East 81;
Louis, int. FEB. ana
Aug..-.-...--,-;- A
QUINCY aud Toledo.
Nav and Now
jSec0nd Mortgages;
Toledo and Wabash,
May and Now
Wabash aud West
EN-, May aud Nov.
Great Western, 70.
Consolidated M0rtgs.
Toledo, Wabash and
Western. Now.
Funded debt, bonds
and scrip, At Z y. ct.
Funded debt, bonds
and scIip, at 3 v. CT.
Mortgage notes.
Leased tracks and
rentals.
Equipment Company
New-York tribune., 1878-03-23

The following are the imports of dry goods at the
port of Newlork for the week ending This date,
and since the beginning of the year, compared with
the corresponding periods of previous years:
For tire week: 1876. ls1i 1873.
Entered at the port. S2O27.527 sl9i6s0l slH42siJ
Thrown marke..... 2,i0l,l4S 2,Hs.992 2.01o,s5S
since Jan. !: -..
Entered pot s2s, ,3a,ss7 s2tsi74l9 s23614 osl
Thrown 2S, l92,3iS 2J,23c,l5l 23i13,tOl