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NEW YORK.

EHfskH{ {H9pu@t@k ~ 4Ho &StNApRs l.,
vonk, March 12.-GnAtN-An active sbnt
atiolss ati's,an.ners speculative, hepud by adrices Of
Erss, ,,. wenthcr for farming intetests tn ths In.
hfaa' s.,,;ea. Indications Of weakness and heal.
tn"' ,ooucd promptly by an advance on options
uss!..'n.s,+ uss!. rradea Of No. 2 anu amber
So / while, which, howevor, failed
81 .stnln tho Improvement long, react
,,.r tho close, aHa leaving oH,
u .,,, Instances. about ,fGe1c under the highest
a # The .lAy; spring III comparatively limited
Aat A..,t .,en for curly delivery winding MP hpavl-
ss, I'm reports wcre Of - variable tenor7 clos.
a."...tl.d, .. Corn very moderately denlt in for
psdltcY ~, deltycrY, at a further reduction Of about
Fse art ner bu. Rye very quiot, at about former
~, ass Os.s In very limited rcque}t, aud rathus
s.t s.t,, In price; No. g Chicago aapas quoted 1t
.as.He, md do in stote at 33c askdd;
"eS'n,,,1oss-Ilog products In moro actiyo spoc.
..,1s demand; quoted higher; Western n,css
~ bus 15o higher, and quoted a. thu close for
S,rt, SO. .3D110, 45. tut mcats quoted steady.
,,.so bsld higher, with long clcas quoted at 10
st,l. Te,,ern steam less freely dealt in for early
It;,,r, Al higher prices, closing stcady.
"sra,a-naw In very moderate demand, with
NM Nusco7sdo quoted At UA0GHe for fair to
~ ~ ,,dn,ua: ro,lned tess sought.
rguuxr-Duli at s1.ooh; sales Of 30 brla at
po6H.
+,,d III request, chiefly for Continental ports, on
,,pera,y tttady basis, ship. owncrz ARC meeting
q. ,tuufcmcns Of tho market quito promptly at
..1eut sgurcs; In berth fseights tho movement ID
s,,r,ttictcd scale, though tho advantage ID In
hmt Of shippers, Al we'll for british 10 for Conti-
,slt ports ..-....-
70 he rt,ttrn 4Assoetattd Prsss.
yrr YoRE, March 12.-CoTToE-Qu!ot At 9A@
,st; tuturel quiet; March, 9. 7ie; April, o.87c;
nI 10 osc; June. 10. 1oc; July. TO- t3lo; August.
1.ssa-us.vy; .s; rece,Dt., ,ea, 600 Iris, super
sse md Western, So. 45G3. 05; common to good
u.n S. 75@3.00; good to cholcc. 50. 05Q 30;
esoo y dsS,s kss: & g. 6.76 Minnesota patent
ss SasSse.le receipts, 15a 900 hu;
ntssd .pilnE, ISxi IsSGl;sagI,s; No: d.. b5o; u.
II II ;l.loaj. .i9;.. No, do. sl.l5; No.
: siii: SiiN s1s; j.? XS s@Pe5 10, .ah Ell
ses,e M e. Ss,1sy soaty. cors eayy; raceipts
II $S1, 8 b.; naF{sisg; @ t. 455lgs; i ~: II 3}ss d
VsgQ4gc. oats-Masket dull and lower: receipts
i g, PC; mixed Wos;ein, a1a5ie; waitoo
ut1-Qu!ct and unchanged.
Iots-Somlnally unchanged. ,....
ugoes 1oA4Q11l'.c; Job lots, 1oA0l1e: Sugar
EeIn.es quiet and unchanged. Rice sieaiy.
PsrnotETx-F'5mer; united, s5'i i@ss.sc; crude,
Ss.:sos;1;stsads s ;;s, 4 osoa o:.1oc.;
TrnrtxriSE- stealyat ooHGsep4e,
Ectt-Fttsner; Wcstern, IKE.
, 1879-03-13

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TREASURER.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TRRAsUR

CARSON CITY, Nevada July l. 1870.
To the Hon the Board of County Commissioners Ornsby
county, Nevada
Gentlemen have the honor to herewith submit nv
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AUDITOR.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
cRsssv COUNTY NEVADA, July L, 1873
To the Hon the Board of County Commissioners Ornsby
County. State of Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the follown.
report OF the fiscal affairs of the said county for the six
months ending June Both, 1879.
Balance on hand at close Of business Decenber
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

yENHE PART ~ERS22IP FORMERLY EX.
4 ISTING between Mrs. J. Sheyer and NJ Cohn, in
the dry goods business is dissolved from this date Mrs
Shever retiring Parties owing the house requested
settle their accounts before this and the first of August
All unpaid that date will be placed in The
hands of a collector. MRS. j. SHEYER,
Carson July II, 1879 NJ COIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
STEAM VESSELS FOR PILOTS.

A motion was argued before Justice Brady.
In Supreme Court. Chambers, yesterday TO the
writ Of prohibition 10 the Pilot Commissioners against
the trial George X. ssco for violation Of bylaw
recently passed by the Commissioner This forbds the
use vessels by pilots under the control of the
Sew-York Commissioners william Allen Butler, for the
Commissioners argued that Mr.. Sso0 had mistaken his
remedy be should have waited until the Commis si
had acted upon bis case, and then proceeded by cert
orari or mandamus against them Under the law OF
Congress 1888 each state bad the right to control the
pilot service within its waters, and the Pilot Com
nissiOners acting within their powers Thomas d.
Uracken and John L. Parsons replied for Mr. sisco Tue
latter claimed that since the bylaw was passed after
the Dill OTIS rights Hercules were vested ~ was
ex post factO and therefore Illegal To prevent tile
pilots from using steam vessels was an IMPROPER re-
straint upon n3smucn as n Ind been SHOWN
M European harbOrs and at New-Oreans that steam
vessels were best Such restraint. therefore, was In
with authority intended Ia be conferred
on the and beyond the scope OF the act
OF 1859. Justice Brady reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srr.EE JmcOgrt ODs9' At
81 g 81 q 81 by $ 80. s ~ lts 100 49, '
Adjourned until December 10.
% Co. 81 Sc SPe and At gSG 30
sl5 1870 IL ss5 s3s s4l 7s g. So s92 doS S4s s0a
Cmcurr-PART Ivan Brunt, J. Court opens at 1890 N.
1875 1864 1904 1903 1900 isO7, lsOs lsco 1910. 1911
Part iI-Lawrence. J-cOurt opens az 1890 m.-casc
1855 isi7 1855 1859 1882 III 1851 1916 isl4 1919
1917 s9 sY s ss S7 s 6 IS 1873 1873 Ill., 4 @
l7l, 1886 l5s5 lls0 1850 dss. 1898 i2i7 1914 1915
li9l. l4g4. 1883. GAL, 1872. 1ll4. 800. 5sSs lOis
sFEeI1G rESsAsOsr jNcouri open. 10 a. NJ "caen
Oar called at / a. m,-Nos. 81, 90. 80. AZ. SO. So
Case on go ss5.@H.ss ast bras. 50 Day calendar
PuT II7Aeiourned until December is.
2a 4se sos e9s 519 59s oso 3Gs go 80 80 sos
COMMON PLEAs-GGxsRAL rPRM-Adiournee for the term
SPECIAL 1EEN-van HOesen. J.-cOuTt opens at II a. m
EerIfT IEnN-c p. Daily c. J-csurt opens Il a m.-
TaIaL TEGM-PAar open. at i a
i244. i2.5 isl7. ls4s is4s 1850. 1881.
M m f igS7' iso5 sS isCs
aas. TF ~ !sz sos ss Us g.
SeS q ss ~ asiG ss5s 1855 ysi. as IA
PART II7@eAasm J-Coprt opens a; .o 10 2 r-Nos ~
iss 1852 1872 s 49, 1901 ssoi 500 'O-' '''
ae & opsas s aa s7 ss sds
400 s0l 4J3. 4O4 4o5. 400 40T iO9 4l0 AL Az 4l4
GENERAL SEssiOSs-PAAT I-COwlng. THE People agt-
Daniel Carter. James Reilly Philip Connolly. Mary COpon
r T c AFFAIR Sf Gibson Bernard ssn Agnes
Keller grand larceny Alice Brown. Albert karcher
larceny from the person.
PAIR iI-GdeTseeve. The People Michael Clynea
Patrick CJnes TObbcTy Rafael Uaus Francis Taylor jos
eph Larsga. David DOGGY assault battery
francis Neiew, Eugene C0nnerton burglary EDWARD l.
Hubbard. Henrietta Cover, grand larceny william ii. NIL
Ter forgery James Doran petit larceny Michael Daly as
san and battery LOUIS Jones. from the
Charles T Emersou grand larceny Thomas Hagzn. ed
warl McGarVry. burglary.
IERfnNEE.- Danels 1.-THE People Richard
J. Morrison. Philip Nerkle. misdeIneanor continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
DECISIONS-DrC. 3.

Suprenp Court hdmbers-Bv Judge Lawrence
ana 81 b sk Ss bap. are M
70 the clerk Farmers Loan and Trust Company agt
arers and Merchants Bank ait Lcvson Knisht ag Rey
nods-orders granted Wottsn agt Ciark-see memoran'
BY Judge Donohue-Inhc Of the Dry Goods Bank
Bv Judge Bradv.-Chanee agt Coburn.-Gran,ed. Adams
Superior CoUrt-Specidl Term-Bv Judge Sedgwick
More etc. agi DUR ct all am OF the opinion that amount
tngeucies that shonld considered such notion The
an ADDITIONAL bond in the stay not be upon pro
ceeding rom ne General Term 70 Court OF Appeals Will
. .sRIcd to be settled On NOTICE. PAISLEY '
by Judge Freedman Isaacs aet: eros, ct a-Findinss
settled. kOehleI agt. Adler. efc-Order settled.
BY Judge speir.-Forars agt bennett amending
defendant L6wden with Donovan All McApln
Weinmann agi Dger-Orderrd ON special Pri
p sy tn tS 81 In s matt Of
pointing W. ROome guardian ad tem Of James Marks
FOR tue 10th OF Deeenber Manning sgt Rowand-order
Mavo on Gay calendar for the sh December
as GHyR s eo wGSa as
and Indemnity Company agt Gleason Ct sL-Isemttuf e,
ag. o,N approved. ss Peysef
Ss A Palmer as So Se@$s LIBBY aSt s%ah King as
ance Adams agt Duc.0si Of tho petition
Glue. cavanash at IrIII Manning sgt Rowland hen
wood agi snyder England sgt sevel aasters3n ast
agi. Barron ct al-Or,ers granted
Common Pieds-Speidi IerDl-By Judge j. f. DAILY.
In the matter Nelscn.-Ordcr settled.
BY Judge Van Hoesen.-Dodd AT. Levy-Motion den led
assignment Sncider and another Schuster He'll
Oppenhem agt Andiews-A pplcations granted.
EQ,ftty Judge j. +. Dalv.-Harding. etc.
the North Life Insurance company and another
Judgment for plaintn with opinion LOttimer agt
Hume and Other--Judgmont for defendant with costs
opinion
Marine Court hambers-By Judge SHERIDAN
Randall AFT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of November rs vacated.
WyleT agt granted directing be
definite. LYMAN, etc. agt Darby Ehrlch
agt Andsuese ROsel batt agt Kelly Halomon aet saO-
granted The Spectator Company sgt. Walker
jr-JOhn Whaen appointed receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRORS.

SUITS AGAINST THE CITY AND EX-REGIsTER sIGEL.
Mrs. Catherine Lynch, widow of Patrick
Lynch who killed by the falling OF the arch in the
Forty secondst tunnel last year. Brought suit against
the city before Judge Curtis Tuesday 10 recover $4,000
II was claimed that the city responsible for the
careessness engineers of the Department OF Pub
ic Works testimony was given show that II com-
peied upon :he original plan the arch woud hive fallen
from weight. Judge Curtis yesterday dismissed
the complaint. He held tina; in deciding upon the plans
the Commissioner OF Public Works acted udicousy. and
the city could held responsible for error OF
Judgment. The evidence, moreover. showed that the
fall of the arch was due 10 Noncompliance with the
specicatious by the contractor Another ground for
dismissal the cOntTibutOry negligence OF the de
ceased man. Ira Warren appeared for the plaintiff
Assistant Corporation Counsel Miller for the city.
ExRegister Franz stel sued IN the Court OF Com
Pleas before Judge Larremore YESTERDAY by Henry
Van schaick for $4,000 damages. In February, l-14,
George r. scott applied 10 the plainun for loan OF
N 900 real property. Mr.. Van >chack directed a
search Registers Office and the return certified
that there were 10 other hens upon me property There
was however, prior mortgage and MIR. Van 5chaicks
mortgage proved worthless. He therefore sued the
dismiss the complaint the ground that the Regis
ter, responsible for any negligent acts by himself
could not be made Liable FOR such acts Oy deputy, es
peciay where. in this case. such deputy
orally selected by the person applying for information
Tnis WAS answered by William A. Beach. and Judge
LarremOre denied the motion. he SAID that the act OF
1853 which makes Register responsible TOR his errors
plainly intended 10 include the errors OF subordnates
The case will Therefore be- sent 10 jury.
The OF John j. Hardy against the City OF BROOKLYN
came 10 trial the second In the Brooklyn Ciy Court
Yesterday, before Judge Reynolds and Jury. II s
brought 10 recover $4,000 damages for the alleged
faulty construction OF the Inrd Avenue Sewer whereby
the plaintiff claims that tenement property owned by
greatly damaged. The defence Is that the city
Is not liable FOR damages resulting FROM the malieasance
mtsfcasance o. It's agents, and that the sewer was
constructed under the direction Of the Old Board OF
Water Commissioners. The case Was not concluded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
A DISCARDED LOVERS THREATS.

Christopher 5. Schrepper Of No. IS Hay
warist Brooklyn, arraigned before Justice Senior
yesterday the charge OF assaultng and threatening
o kir Miss Minnie Palmer. OF No &c Haywardst The
young woman denied that she engaged
to schreppcr, but letters were introduced 10
show that they lovers. The complainant testified
that November schrepper caught her violently by
the shoulder. Bcdford-ave., and said, Minnie won't
You speak to me ." She made answer, and he then
said with an oath, Then I'll he revenged and have
your life" Tnereupon tainted. To the defendants
counsel she admitted, with some hesitation, thst
scbrepper the habit of kissing her The prisoner
testified that he still loved Miss Palmer and that wren
speak him he cried out. In the agony oi
his heart, God will revenge me-" The Justice neu
schrepper in $500 bonds to keep the peace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The United States
ship Kesrsarge will leave Port Royal IN q few days
on cruise IN the Gulf Of Mexico anu along the Central
American coast Tho Constitution Is expected 10
leave Hampton Roads for Aspinwal and the Wind
ward Islands.
The United states ting rriana is to be transferred om
the Washington Navy Yard to the Navy Yard az New
York.
Lieutenant W. II. briggs has been ordered to Port
Royal for duty on board the New-Hampshire. Lieu
tenant W. II. Turner Is ordered to the vandalia at
New-York Chief Engineers 6. d. Hilbert. H. Il. Nones
and w. 6 starln, are ordered 10 temporary duty a
Board proceed ~ Sharon Hnl Penn. and examine
steam generator.
The following leaves OF absence have been granted
To Passed Assist surgeon ". Battle. PeDacos.
month from the 18TH inst; Passed
Andrew n. Moore, slx months from December z, with
permission 10 abroad.
The Secretary Of Navy has received notice that
James Price, pilot board the United States steamer
1allapoosa, dled at IL o'clock to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
REASONS FOR GRANTING A LICENSE.
TESTIMONY By THE ExCIsE COMMISSIONERS IN
THEIR TRIAL.


THEIR TRIAL
In the trial of Excise Commissioners MOrri-
son and Merke, yesterday. A. j. Dittenhoefer moved
IA dismissal Of the the testimony for the
prosecution He urged that the District Attorney
show that the Commissioners wilfnly and corrupty
violated the law In granting the license to Byrne
White and that the evidence did not show such wilfu
violation But Justice Daniels thought TINT the evil
dence OF Police Captain Mcdonnell that he had told
Commissioner Merkle that the place was unfit TO be
licensed sufficient to send the TO the jury John
D. Townsend, III opening for the defence said that 1t
the duty OF the Commissioners TO grant licenses 10
persons complying with the law. and they not be
unless n that they wfuy granted
"a license e. Improper persons.
Commissioner Richard j. Morrison went upon the wit
ness-stand and his crOss-examinat0n was not CON-
pleed until o'clock He said that when the Inspector
nrst reported unfavOrably the application of Byrne
White nled and not denied because the only things
lacking hotel register and hotel notices. re-
inspection directed the request OF Mr. Byrne who
that Captain Mcdonnell was prosecuting him. Mr.
Morrison himself visited the place and told MI byrne
what he must procure to get she license.
Commissioner Philip NJ rkle testified that when Cap
tain Mcdonnell spoke OF Byrne & Whites place he
merely said ought to be licensed, and did not
say II was a Tor thieves. He dsregarded what
the captain because he knew OF many places In the
precinct disrcputable which had no license, but
which the captain allowed 20 remain open He thought
the captains complaint arose merely cut OF some III
feeling toward the lquOr-seer. Commissioner Merkle
SAID that after listening 10 the evidence upon the trial.
he felt he would be ready 10 grant another hotel
license upon exactly the same showing Police Justice
Murray and Mr. Coulter testified thet they nad Known
Mr. Byrne many years and considered character
70 be good Mr. Byrne tbs direct examination, gave
substantially testimony as Commissioner Nor
iccnse on District Attorney Phelps
puzZed the witness about the hotel accommodations,
and nut the several times III uncomfortable posi-
irons The case will probably not be completed until TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. Sin the Court of
Appeals to-lay-present. the Hon. Sanford f. Church.
j. and associates. the following business trans
acted:
No lo9-Edmund r Smith agt. James Smith argued by
A. White for appellant and J. X smith for respondent No.
l9-Jua A. Shpman respondent the Oswrgo and OnOn
daga Insurance Company appellant argued by samuel Hand
for appellant and o. W CHAPMAN for RESPONDENT loo
ard 06-ChaTles A. appellant agt. the Buffalo. New
Philadelphia Ralwav Company respondents two
cases by A. Laning for appellant and Sherman j.
Rogers for r spOnden
Tue following calendar announced for Thursday,
December d. Nos. 44s, I2s 100, 80 81, l25. 81, l3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
CIVIL NOTES.

Chief Judge Nelson, in the Brooklyn City
Court yesterday granted decree OF absolute divorce In
the suit OF Mary Shank against Oswald shank
John p. Strohmer, an old. white-hair man,
appeared his counsel in suit before Justice
Donohue yesterday against Jay Cooke Co. for $1,000
Mrstrohmer told paintve story about his struggles
and difficulties when he left the Swedish Army and
came 70 this country. In 1872 he deposited about
$1,000 win jay COOKE & Co.. aud received back under
the bankruptcy proceedings all except the S3.4OO
claimed. He alleged. however that there fraud
purpose get this money from him. The Justice
directed verdict for the defendants, no fraud being
chn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
ARMY ORDERS.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 3.-Assistant Surgeon p.
A. Ceary been ordered report In person to the
Commanding General. Department Of the East for as
sRnment 30 duty. Hospital Steward Charles A Smith
now on furough from Fort Bowie, Arizona Territory
hss ordered to In 70 the euperntend
snt General Recruiting Service New-York City, to ao-
COMPANY tia frss detachment Of recruits forwarded
y the Pecanc Coast The President hss accepted the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
BANK OFFICERS ON TRIAL.

The trial of ex-President John Halliard,
Secretary James M. Donelan. President Thomas C
OCallaghan and Directors jeremiah Sweeney. Patrick
sneeran and Adam ]. Ditfmsr. OF the suspended Ne
chauics and IAborers Savings Bank Of Jersey City,
vas resumed yesterday the Hudson County Court In
that city, Dstrct-Attorney McGi read the Indictment
and said ne would produce evidence 20 show that the de-
fendan u knew tho bank vas unable TO pay It's In
aessdnsss years before t closed lie doors The on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The following busl-
ness was transacted In the Supreme Court Of the United
states to-day:
No. 95-W.1m NJ Baker appellant. agf. Elizabeth Sol
denADpeole rm The Circuit Court Of the United states
for District OF Ohio Argument continued ny
G. W Mouton Southland for appellee argument con
cuded bv H. r. Lloyd for appellant No 96s NJ Gates et
plaintiff James l. GOofoc. executor, etc
Argument begun by l. W. Fulay for painh In error argn
continued by j. r. Heiske for defendant IN error al
lOuTned until u morrow NJ - O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-04

GERS OF the bank least OF them, he said had
neglected TO let fact be known that the bank was in
solvent because they did want to lose their Gnod
name and they msrepresented Its condition ana po
slerei IL mp until the state Bank Examiner closed inc
doors
Washington r. williams. the receiver Of the hank VINO
examined into its affairs the Il suspended was
called ~ witness. lie identified the book OF minutes.
The of dav devoted Ia tue reading OF the re-
corded of meetings Of the Board Of Direct
ors and the Executive Committee which seemed 10 cor
robOrate the charges made in Mr.. McGill's opening