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THE COURTS.
The Lawrence Smuggling Case
Its Legal Aspect.
A DIRECTOR IN THE TOILS OF EQUITY.
Decision Against the Union Pacific Rail
road Company. ?
Yesterday a man named William Masterson was
charged before Commissioner Shields with lalsely
making five cent pieces. He was held la $1,000
tail lor examination.
A t>tll in equity has been filed In tho United
States Circuit Court by Jiimea K. Osirood ,t Co.,
pubilsners, of Bost n, against Frank J.esiio and
toe American Neti Company, to restrain rhera
irom publishing in Frank Leslie'* Illustrated Xors
paper a poem by Oliver Wenueil Holmes, entitled
"Grandmother's Story of Bunker HU1 Wattle." 1
The Messr*. Oseoad c!alai to have the copyright
01 the poem In question. The bill also prays lor
an accounting.
Yesterday, in the United States Circuit Court,
before Juil/e Benudl-t. Vincnt Pairaaro and
Joseph Garbrlese, wno hna been indicted lor
counterfeiting, pleaded not ctiiitv. it i.s probable
that ttiey will be put on trial to-da.r.
The case of the Emma Silver Mining Company
(limited}, of London, vs. Trenor W. Parke has
?een removed irotn the Supreme Court o." the
State to the United States Circuit Courr.
In the Marine Court, yesterday, while Mr. J. T.
Wmtlegg was pleading a case beioro Judge
McAdam, he used laDguago for which the Judge
tnoutht lit to rebuke him. He Again repeated tho
offence, for which he was arresred and fined J25
by the Juflge lor contempt of Court. The pugna
cious counsel put hia hand in his pocket, threw
down the amount aud went on with his pleadings.
In the Superior Courr, Par: 2, before Judge
Freedman, suit iraa commenced yesterday by
Doyle Jfc Adolphi against ex-Untied States Marshal
S&arpe for the recovery in value o; $8,200 worth
af goods. The piaintifls net up tnat the good*
were sold by one Lagrave to Mr. Landls, a clerk
tor H. 11. Ciatlin A Co., and by hiiu sold to tnem,
when they were seized by tho de endant as ti por
tion of Lagrave's bankrupt stock, and that the
Mizure waa in violatiou of their right to the sroods.
An order of sequestrate n was yesterday entered
in the County CierK's office against the property
of the New York, West Shore and Chicago Railroad
Company. The order was baied on an uusausfled
judgment of Marquet J. Courtney, and by tne
terms or the order Livingston Langston was con
Brmed as receiver oi the company.
Jndge Donohue yesterday approved the bonds
?f Mr. Jewett, who was recently apDointed re
e< iver of the Erie Railway Company. Messrs.
Homer Ramsdeil, S. L. M. Barlow and Francis D
Wallace became sureties and qualified in $5JO.OOO
>uh.
THE LAWRENCE SMUGGLING CASE.
Under date o( the litn lnst., Mr. Bliss, United
States District Attorney, ha- addressed a letter to
tne Hod. S. F. Pntllips, Solicitor General. in rcier
ence to the case of Charles 1.. Lawrcuoe. who Da*
been Indicted for complicity in smuggling. The
following are the j rtnopal points 01 the letter: ?
I hare received irom you a cnpT of ihe addi
tional argument submitted in be: ;itf 01 Charles L.
Lawrence, li is not n?*uit;ii mat Krqgtand received
Horn us Hellbronn on a charc 01 lorgery, aud
when he ?>.< acquitted on tnat charge, rned and
coi.vicied hun o. larceny. It is not denied that
Van AerniiM was extradited to Canada lor for
gerr, and teld lor lalse preteuces. a- to
this rase. Van Aernatn was never tried
lor the offence lor whl ii lie was ex
tradited, but was Tried and convicted <;l
fa se pretenccs a'd sentenced >o seven vc.ira' Ini
piisonment. 1 >tate tins on ine authority o; a
fent enmn who was concerned in Van Aernam's
leience. It i- not denied tnat 1'axton was ex
traoited lor one offen<-e and convicted o( another,
ind that rhe conviction ?as sustained by tne
ni^he?t courCtu Canada. Nor i> it denied that
Carpentier ano others were extraditeo to France
tor one oflence ano tried and c >nv:cted of an
otner. The cases 1 rcicr to are disponed of f.y tr.e
ca?aiier remark that -Tints.? are leeme un?t uu
aatt-.acrory aat unites, and arc opposed 'o
?thers qtute as respectable. " Hur teeoie r 1<j
whom are tti<?r "uiwti* acforr" except to crim
inals srekinaro escape punisiimeoi ? W her** are
tae Judicial deciHlons iakiu?' ,i contrary view' J
have taiie j to And ar.y in which tne |oint was
dtr teily at iseue. '1 tie nearest approach is
the civil case ol i..w ave, ani in rtiat
tse opinion *o liberal;? quoted by Mr.
htougirou was. as he hiiuseir uv, reversed on
appeal. >or does Mr. stou nton meet in any way
tne auinoritativ - declara i. i.s which 1 quoted ui
the deliberately accepted views ut tne uriti-ti
government. White constituting hius-ve.f it.e
mammon f tne Kritisn,iO\erument he coo;.y
describe* its view- as *au-uid and cuodiah." Mr.
StOdghton c-nd;avora to show tna: 1 took an in
correct view r the decision oi tne Fnglmu Conrt
of quean's Beuch hi Uouvier's ? ise. 1 merely add
tne ssseiiion .nit when tne rounsei says that it
waa "Conceded''in tha caee that Kouvicr could
not be txtraoltad. uaieas i>y ar. aimeraeni or tne
law of Fr j nee. it was provtd tnat he couid not
tried upon any arge except that upon * men
a* was extradited, bis remark ??-ms to m * utterly
at variance witn tne truth. Mr. M i :liton seeaa
*o mrow a doubt tin in t#e Fre.ic . deci*io and
quotes at lenutli iroui a circular of tne I r-ucti
Mmi-ur ol Justice >n 1841. He shi* tnat
Mr Clark. In iu wort ? on extradi
tion. states, "wlih fcemtanon," that v..e
t-reueb courts have settled down on i ...
View tnat a m*n may be iri 'd for crimes utu r
man those on w icii lie ?-? c .tradii d. and tnat
in doing so ne ???<i?> r? from the c >uciuai?u .?t
which tne lyjcen'a li-nch arrived ia iloiivt r's
case ou the uiost satisia tory pro tin e asaer
tio i? most ti ive h <? n ii.au>* wi i tne idea tan. yoa
would not examine Mr. t lark"'-, iw k. as to tin*
"aeaitatlou." nr. 1 ark emitting- i* as imlowa
(p. It*i ? s.ac- tic 1 r - e .'.liou ol tt.l* work ?a*
pubti-ued three vary important ? .???.*? nave ?iti?
r?* ore the Fieara Court* iney vr<re lady >us
casaed aud repor ed, aiid the d cim -ns iaar i?.*
taken to ? ive . >a- u-fe . the i ? in traiK< with
regard to tne re*p?< :ive .uactio is of the executive
and judiri.i au avrmes in te<p?fct to ma .-riof
?xtradition.'' .!?* tn>*n g' c- on to ijuo'e dtclded
;***?>. acu a despatch oi tue Irene.i .Min ster of
lustice *ouseqii.-nt to that quoted by Mr. fttouga
on. and adds (p. IT-i>, ? ine uit ..i tne case* is
that tt.erj is notnieg m tne Krcuc.i law to prevent
the courts from tryiri* a t^n- ner ff-r erim? s o ner
than that i?r wnicn h s surren<i?*r lias r-en
granted. Ine Mlnl*ter ot Jn*-:oe m ?y in irie e
an i redeliver the acc ,s <; ? ? me t te wn.cn ..as
su ren -red i rni, li ne i- .. hi.,;. , of ? . tT-nce
for * icn hr was given up; lit.: tin-, mterao-ition
is a poin cji. not a jodutal. art. an lcauno ?<t
corn.e led nv any pruc ?- r.w> -u to Krenc law.''
As to the -sa' stactory pro..." in i:ouvi r's case.
Nr. Ciarke expres?lv calls at'ennun gage li:) to
lie laei tnat t r- yueen's Bench on , , . i - e ...e it
a ?i'jp-;e .iffld.ivit. and was bound to tnK. .-s
stateu enls as c rreet, tnougti ii" ?eiers to the ani
davit as nnsaria sctor.v, and *non* as I ?adv
a a ted. he ehotvt l it ellect tnat t . a til.la1 It v is
incorrect. *?r. Hro??>tit'?3 insists fiat ne >? ?u
aaieiv rest his ta n on tne ??prestiniptioti" taat
General ,-cneiKk aaieeti i tii* t I.aw ti'-e
an >u d e tried only ?*u a Mngla charge, inere
is eerta.n y "presnwp ion" enough >n <
<nm.nsi nuleruainz ihroaga ncounae
tf? set niiuMIl nt> as rne cnaapto;? <>'
a country wuose ahcglame, he ha? rmouueed;
but t.... t is the omy "preatimptioii I aee at tn?
case, and t ist is nardi.r in i.i-vr-i n.vor. In
po;nt oi fact, I n^ve taa written ?ot-oritvot the
-e re ia j ot ,-tate n?r sa< tag teat ?h?? ,>t ate l>e
partM*n t iks made no genet ai o sacciai airatige
tr.eiit appucab e to .lie ca-e of I.a a ren ?*. an i nai
io knowledge oi any sao i arrangem. nt. Apart
'ron. ihi?. it s?em to me taa i I.j wrenc's >un
?ei ?C"ks the iiftneOt or an arrangetneni, tie odgnt
to u. caiia i nj. n to mm w *h?t on ? "-a- taa ie. If.
however, yon nuns tu**re ia an* do >?t on tlis *ut>
tect, 1 *'igir>-?t mat a cu.** ?!<?-: at n to (#en?rsl
-> uen-k *10 que k.> s?tne he matter, m r.
?t ugnt >t, . tain.- tnat Lawrenco can onlj be rie 1
m tti*' single eaar^e "i mraing the name ?>} ll.and
ng. Mat ne aot be tried for i-.r/mg tie n inies f
?n.t O' al ut tne doxen otrier p< .>0 s a< to wnom
evidenc was p oduced tteiore tha Hritisn tuajria
trate ? Must tne tria. >e tor lorg'-rT ?m p v r May
he not ie ' rie?i r a c -nspirac> to de.
iraad the 1 ntteit states, aim tn* imifiug
o the uarno of ttiandln; be .1 !"^eu as
t?" overt act under that cnosptfucy' y. ir
not a civ.1 act 1 11 i?. now ?nnun< u< ed
against . ni ny tr?* -uvn . t pap. is n Mtn i.ini ti
ln-iia o[ ine Ciutcd states or oi anv private i> -r
son 1 Again, I. i?i ? re ne- <? .11 e ' rie 1 11 ? <?(? tne
single c.iar^e. may tne I iuMi 1 >cat(*s, ne or*-or
a er -uc.1 triai, return hi 111 to .ngland, an 1 ivre
rearre-t turn on otn?r e*xtr.i?1111.. 11 proceedings ?
Or. if tner disetmrgi* him We, now long mnst
tney allow hut la 1 einmn i:ere uu'uoie i* rer
tan me to -aggest tiM it a. t me tli- lawant
Me common - -n e "t the fpie-'i n involved i*
moipiy tmsr?inn nasi. r. r?<eivdu an extra?ltt?d
criniina tiaast sc in g.aid laitu; ma -iicu good
taith is sh ? a 11 tne extras ??deiinunal h
t">& iiii cdon trm lor tti" < rtenee or wno 1 he was
? x r.idite 1; that if 'Be government "t tn. nan >11
wm 'I delivered >.p t? * iag.uv t'tin* at tnv
lim- tnat ?#e piocerd.ua wn * not .n ire. situ it
cat. ratnonatf.ite. and tne qm stio'i then i>ec imes
ane lor ?ipiomatlc adjusMniai; ? 1' b mg a n e?.
Uon t-etween tne nations ?" soco, 'ke criminal
kas do rurht to ee heard in the tnaiiar; wrtslniy
not n nere ne la not a citizen of the ex'rartiting
co,in it, l>ut 01 the country wnlon receive* aim.
A DIRECTOR IN EQUITY.
Gustavo Go?nlln.r nnd other directors of the
Atueiican Paddle Wheel company, ut a directors'
meeting of the company, undertook lo settle some
rU ins they Drought a.aiust the oompany by vot
ing to themselves $.">0,000 of the company's treas
ury stock, par value. The directors so doing
were opposed by a minority of the Board, and the
stockholders, representing tie major part of the
company, presented a written protest auratnst
the notion of ine directors, acting in a.ieged con
spiracy. colonel George H. Hart, oi the Arm of
Avery \ IJart, obtained an injunction ugainst
Goesling and others disposing 01 the $50,0j0
worth of stock. Yesterday au argnmeni look
place on the question oi maintaining and continu
ing ihe pieiiminary injunction. Colonel Hurt ap
pearing in favor oi toe motion aod l.exow &
Hildano in opposition. Judge lirudy, at Chambers
of the Supreme Court, beiore whom the motion
was argued, decided that the injunction snould
ii" eMtfntd, and the defendant tQoMttSf) is en
Joinad from parting with the stock.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CASE.
No. 4Ti. David iialley, Joseph Sell?man. Edwin
D. Morzan et al. vs. The Pacific Railroad, Constan.
tine Magulre et al.?Appeal from the Circuit Court
of the Unled States for the Eastern District of
Missouri.?In Chambers vesterda.v Judge Davis
delivered tee opinion of the Court.
This is a suit, in equity i.y lorelgn stock
holders to restrain the collection or cer
tain taxes in St. Louis county, Mis
s iurl. assessed against tne l'acillc Railroad
Company t>y the Countrv Assessors tor the year
1809, on the trround that tne property of the com
pany 's exempt from county and municipal taxa.
ti ti uuder section li or act or December 2f>. 18 2,
Which granted the exemption now claimed, for
twoyeais alter the road should nave been binir.
and in succe-i.-ful operation. Mie Court affirms 1
the decision susiaininc the validity of the tax.
MARINE COURT?PART 1.
Before Judpe Alker.
Alf ECHO or THE MI38INO YOCCHEHS.
John Luba vs. me Mayor, Ac.?The plaintiff * '
this action is tne assignee of one John J. Ruste,
who claims to have been an enr loytS of the city in
tne months of September and October, 1809, as
second cierk in the Surrogate's ofTlce. at the rate
oi $!00 per inontu. On the 23d of July, 1867, the fol
lowing resolution, introduced by Mr. Tweed, was
p*ssed by the Board of Supervisors? "Resolved,
'lhat the Surrogate be and he is hereoy author
ized and directed to employ such aid, not to ex. j
ceca nine pers ns, as may be necessary to place
the records ol hia office In a safe and useful form " j
Mr. Tuckar, tne tnen Surrogate, testified that
nmier this resolution ::e appointed the plaitutir, !
and th^t tie periormed Bis duties; but whether
his name appeared on the payrolls ol tno
month in question ho could not remember. :
Neither cu d Mr. Ruste, who was examined, 1
testify to mat fact, and on a suggesnou beinir
mule as to tnctr production, the codus?l ior the !
city tep.ied that thev were imoBi! tne records
which h td disappeared from the Comptroller's
Oiacc under the natids of Ha*ierty. Tho point
upon w;ncn tne case turne i was as to the appoint
ment of rtie officer in the writing and the iilitikt of
that appointment in the County Clerk's oQlco as
required by a statute passed in 1S47 relating to
tne surrogate's, county clerk's and otner office*.
Mr. luck>;rwas uuder tae impression that Mr.
Ruste was appointed in writing, but cou.d nor say
positively, neither could he testiry to the filing.
On Hie argument for a dismissal defendant's coun
sel tilted a recent case decided ov Judve Kootnson,
of the Common Hlea?. where the same question
came up. Pia ntiff's counsel contended that tne
impression of the surrogate as to tne writing was
sufficient to take the case to tne Jurv, nnd tna< the
tiling was not a prerequisite. Tha Court dis
missed the complaint.
DECISIONS.
BCPItEME COCBT?CHAMBEBS.
By Judge Brady.
American Paddle Wneel Comptnv vs. Goesilur.?
.uittier examination 01 this case mo lur
tner reflection upon t.tie better dispositinn to ne
ma te ot It. I have determined to continue "the in
junction. I iio claim of tne ne endani, <;oeslin?r, la
small, wnile tne c aim of tno puintifl is 'ompara
tlveiv iarji?. and tbere it doubt ot tn?s rig:it 01 tne
trustees to a.ake tae appropriation of inc etoclc
wtucn was made. rhe defendant, n.wever, in
case nils action is not rescue i ana tried at rue
present June tei nt, ba* an order 01 reiercnce. to
, r vent t!i>i delay wnich may ensue i>? tlie ad
journment of tha < ourt* o?er i >r the sumui -r va
cation. The questions involve<i cannot t.ike long
to evammo and are not difficult. Ordered ac
cordi-iviv.
Fowler vs. Fowler.? Gran'ed.
Otoermann va. World irust i.:fe ln?nrance Com
pany.?Sureties ac epted and bona approved.
I'.rett va. Ko*ers.? I tie deiendant in inn action
la entitled to i renir tor the amount realized upon
tna naie of tr.?- i 101 ertv, ami it sbontd lie allowea
him. li ine amount was apparent it could iws de
ducted at i lur-tter litigation nncecessav; not it
Is not. For tm? reason tie amendueut asked I
inunt be a lowed ana the j iogment so t:?r opened
aa to perm t tni? to i e done, i no cause must t.e
placed 11 on tii* special eaien iar, wnera it can tie
tried dunn/the present :erin and the rights of
tue pain Iff protected, lata order is made hi
turtiieraoce o; justice, and the relief a>ked is
graaied, without ?oat*.
?CFBZaii < OCBT?SPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Doioh ie.
Snodgrass v?. Krtukel.?Motion to resettle or
der denied.
SCPZBIOB COCBT?SPECIAL TEBM.
B?- CDlef Justice Monell.
Robertson vs. At.sntK Mutual Life Insurance
Companr.? Caa; and exceptions ordered on file.
CO MM N* PLEAS- SPECIAL Tf-BM.
?y Ju ljre Koblnson.
Voas vs. BUllsr.?Caae aod amendments settled.
COI ET OF GEJiERAXi SESSIONS.
Bef re Recorder liactett.
BrBfiljVBIES AND LABCEMES.
Jobn McMaBon. who was jointly indicted with
Jame- Miller lor * ealinjr. on the 2d or this montn,
II 0T.fr >m the person oi Margaret l>ouzp.eade<|
guilty to an attpmpl to commit the oflence.
Patric* Monanan pleaded guilty to an attempt
at zrand larceuf. On 'he 5th Inst, he stole |ir>
irom wmiam W. H ogan as he was walking along
Broadway.
.??tepnen Trnard was indicted lor bnrgiartonsly
entering the premia's ?f <Vi ian. Prune!, No. 1...?
i;ro .me j'reet, on tne .it i 01 June, ana stealing
a live cnicken, woitn |l. picaded guilty to an at
tempt at en r alary in 'ne third uegrce.
l a -" prisoners were each rent to the state
Prison l< r two ?ears and fix montn*.
John Renin pleaded gull-y to an attempt at
burglary lu tne tfcird det^ee. On tbe is; 01 tin
in nth ne cid si o'her man entered tne ?t .re .>1
i 01 n. ot So. :? hast Mr.n.iwav. and stoie
} i.iu worm of .1 tning, lie was seut to tne Mate
prison tor two venr?.
josepu zanders, who was indicted for bnrglr.ry
ie> the tidrrt degree. pieade<l guiltv to an ?? tempt
to comiur tn>; otrem e. it v%as charged ttiat ne
l.Kike lr.i > the ^tore of Josenh (iates. No.4Sn.Hec- ?
oi d avenue, and stole c oining valned at $&o.
lie v is sent to the state Prison lor eiafBte-n
iamtos.
.t. i-ra Hweenr, Indicted for emt)C7./.dni f.'iO
on tii" Svin of viat from or*m a. Iiaidwi i, pleaded
guilt, toan attempt to coiumit ibe crime, me
M-n'ence H.is one year's imorisonmest in u?
?:?t? Prison.
I?avid Ih'odf, a little l?or. charge,j wi*m stealing
a (ochcioook containing I u now toe pc s n of
Kllxa imnbain. wmie -he w.n walKmv throuun
i ?snoer< -tr-et, peaded gnipy to anat'em;.t
I he .. utli was a?nt to toe t athodc Protectory.
? r.aries v?. Mai, a ini lnw,( . incict.'u for
stealing, on the ist ?>.' .\iav, nn wtercoai |!ri,p.
<; vol Henry I. I.owendes p|ei?te>| gnllfv t > jient
Urceur. H' wass nttothe I'enit nt.ary 10 ?.x
?i on i a a.
J epll Van Bnren was tr'e l and eonvirted of an
?as* ?<nt w ' n intent to steal .<n a pick iocge--."
1 ne e idenc Was :nal on the day of the Mssonie
parade ? p llceiBi-o saw ine prisoserput his nsnd
u. o tne pocset of a ..idy in 1 went v-tlird street
Kj stKh a sal ;is io .ead nirn t.o rf>nc u 'e that ne
in an* t > st. a, ner pocgetnooK. i he Recorder
sent him to tne peaitentlary lor on? Tear.
At yriTTAL.
Pe'?r u:;rr.v was ensr^ed with catting Teter
(i.ynn on tbe eit cticen with a knife ufi"n
the tn of this month. Tie testimony for t?
fendsat showed mat n ? ? mpiaiaani was staar.ed
r>. a' otner psrtj. Ine jnry were ins-.ructcd vo
r-nd'.r a verdict of acqalttal.
TOM US roLN'R COURT.
Before Justice Dnffy
^nnr^T <>r \ bt*bglan.
jn<ii'-s Duly ent^r-i sotlvciy on i he dntirs of
his oiBce yesterday m rnlnr. He had l??en in
traitu ig, so to spealt, under Justice Otterbonrg lor
s< veral days, and ne disposed ot the cases that
ca ne t?tiore uim without embarrassment and
promi t v.
om cr Ma honey, or the r;'ih preeinet. while
patro tag his post early yesterda moiBiBg rsught
a roan, n,imM James Watson, ?i No. iji tse-t
ITeiuv-inir i street, in ;h< a> : oi h eaking into
t ie prem? * of M ta ball'., at So. r> (fastaoeet.
i niri i in? mm t ine station Ms >? several
Bur^i.T's io?),.? w?re fonna In his possession, lie
w is t.e id for ti .si.
A TtXL TAPPEB IV IBOtTBl B.
J a tot) (,'rossmaa. a vagrant yonth, w?nd?red
about tne streets tssterday. His excaetiuer was
as empt) a< Ms n< m .ct., wherein 11 j? r ? was an
a- iiir.* v-dd. !!? wan'e i money, and ne r'-s ived
si on taking a desperate chance to get it. In |.ur
sua.tue oi mat determination be sto.e behind tne
counter In the ?rore of John Grouse, No. 7S
Chnl'.am street, and i roeeed d ro rifle the cash
box. Ue Hfts caugnt and is now h-dcl lor trial.
A DISHONEST CLEBX.
Detective McDonald, of the Twenty-seventh
precinct, yesterday arrested Kdgar KoeMer, ?
German, aired twenty.one rears, wtto was em
ployed by Becrd, Blacke A Co., 01 Kos. 97 and W
Ceaar street, manufacturers, as a cleric. It was
charged tnat he collected a number of Oil s due
the Ann and appropriated the m>neV to ph own
use. When asKi-U what oe had to say he replied,
?i am guilty. I spent tlie money gambling at
Murray's, in Kighth street.'' Committed tor trial.
ABREST OF A NEW8BOX.
William O'Brien, of No. 73 Mulberry street, a
bright-faced little newsboy, was accused of steal
ins $ o from the pocket ol David Pliker, or No. 187
Allen sireet. ihero was apparently very little tes
timony to support me charge, out still he was
held for trial.
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
A DANGEROUS SWINDLES.
Before Judge VVandeli.
George Thompson, a pretended dealer in silks,
Jewelry, Ac., at No. 38 Kast Fourth street, whose
arrest and imprisonment were reported in jester
day's JlhUAi.D, was yesterday held for trial by
Judff" Wandell, In default of $2,000 bail. The
complain.mi was Henry liaker. ot No. OS Warren
Htree!, Bruok'vn, who had deposited $100 with
Thompaon and received from him a worthless
check on the nanking bouse ol l.loyds, in Birming
ham, England.
A PAIU Or DESPERADOES.
On the 16ih of June Mr. Frank Jennings, of No.
69 Hester sroet, wa# sitting on ms stoop, asleep,
and a pawn ticket was stolen irom his pocKet.
On awaking Ho found John Moore and Peter
McGibney Branding near him. The ticket
represented a sold watch, and on miss
ing it he accused them of the t licit.
Ther knocked in in down, beat him and
then ran oir. He went to the pawn office at No.
loo Hudson street yes'erday morning to give i
notice or r.is loss, when ho fonnd nis assailants
theie about to rodeem the watch. They ran anay
on his entering, ;md lie followed, crying ''Stop
thief!" Olllccr Ml ler gave chaae and captured
Moore, In whose possession was tounu one of Jeu- '
rungs' hinds. Captain Kennoajr, of the Mntli pre- I
ctucr, was then wa.king through Christopner 1
street, ana was called by a lady Into tier l ouse,
iv: o -ai i a man bad jumped into her backyard j
and usiC'l permission to remain, i'he Capram im- i
Bediately entered. and, aiter a desperate struggle,
captuied me intruder, who proved to no McGioney, ,
Mo r cnai -derate. Judge Wandell held them
iu $a,ooo each lor trial.
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan.
A BUKGLAB CAUGHT.
At four o'clock yesterday morning Mr. Charles J. i
Wiley, or No. 216 Kast Broad way, was awakened
by his mother, Mrs. Elisabeth P. Wiley, who was
loudly crying for help. He went, quickly to her
assistance and found her endeavoring to prevent
the escape of a burglar who had been plundering
the houso. The latter, however, succeeded in |
extricating hiniself.and was pursued to the stoop
liy Mr. rtiley. His cries orouarht Officer llaaterson, i
of the Tlurfenth precinct, who captured the
burglar and brought him to the staubn house, i
lie had with him a vans*, on opening
wnlch the officer found the proceeds of ;
the burglary, cou-istlnj ol a valuable gold watch,
three pairs of <pect.ic.es, k number oi riugs, a hai, i
coat an i other artid*s, wortn. In all. about $325. I
The prisoner, Who gave his name as Lewis Miner, 1
and claimed to he a shoemaker, living at No. 20 I
Oilhton street, was held lor trial by Judge Morgan ;
lu deiault of $6,000 bail.
BABKEXPEB ARRAIGNED.
Henry Lyons of No. 10" Hester street, yesterday
caused the arrest ol bu bartender, Thomas F. Mul
len, on a charge ol stealing from him a gold watch
and other valuable*, worth, in all, $101 55. Mull n i
did not deny nts gum. but urged, in extenuation,
tn..t ne was ,ntoxic-ate i and did not intend to
k"pj> tin? property. Officer Van itanst, of the
'lenth precinct, made t .e arrcsi. dim Judge Mor
gan required Mui.eu id lurnlsu $i,ooo ban to an- j
swor.
COURT CALENDARS?THIS DAY.
svprkme Cocrt?chambers?Held by Judge
Brad .v.? No*. 114i, i.'.l, 1W, .0 i, 269, 279, 2#o, 291,
->J. ijiij, 340, -'A-, 360, 351, 368, 367.
Mr rum k i oitbt?Si'kcul Tkiui?held by Juiige
Doiiohue.-?l-?ues <*i law aii'i i.ict? S<>?. 51, 638,
*7 . 4U7, 133. 33s, 183, 4Vi, 481. 525. 120. 431. 479, 21,
427. 2.1 4:'!. 404, lv2. ? 4n, 14'. 121. 93, 882, 641.
MPKIMF. form?uiicut?1'an 2? Ileid i>t
Jmiji- Lawreucr.? Short csutea? Xos. 2k<->. I
2834, .$??:?. 2S44, -'<04, ? "70. 307 s, 2702, 2?#0. 2918,
^?6, 2ha2, l.VJs, 2890. 2108. voiO. 2724. 2732, 2760. .
2-42. 2932, -V 30S 3167, 31.S1, 31M). '2V83, i29>?, 3128.
314*. 31 .2, 3184, 2364. 30;? , 2484, *???, 3092. 309*. .978,
31182.3164. I'art 3?llelu by Judgo vvI SHHOOK.? j
Short cause*?Mo.*. :w-i, 26sj, 307y, 2:<.3. 2893, 2541, ?
?JJll, 2906, 2836, 2.143. 24*7, 199), 20 a:, 2111, 2863, 2'j51, |
3i:.l, 3133. 3UK3. 30>7. 3140, 8121. 3137, 30.il, , ?097.
?J?77, 2?7o, 2s32, 30'3, ?047, 3128, 3127, , 3083, 2993,
2780, 1365.
mperior cocivr?Trial term?Par* i?Held t?y 1
J:id*e Freedman.-?Short c i nsrs? No*. 2045, 1935,
l?j.?7, 2064. 2 <49. 16' 8. 207s. 2078. 2037. 1751. 2U81, 1MM,
20.8, iouo, -uot. r.ei, neo, 178,3. 2021.17711. io.^.
Part 2? ilclti i) thief Justice Mon^u?fou p*rt I
wiliaa?i-t Fart 1 ibuispoatlff of their ahort caosea. '
SfPERIOR CorRT?SplCCIAL 1 EHV ?Belli by Jt'lg* |
Siieir. -Oemurrertt?Nu*. ? , 1. i.,nr ami mc ?No*.
2. 42. 22, 47, 4% 4 .. 6, 21, 25, 30, 60, 12, 31, 61, 36, 38, ,
64, 48.
Cox no* Plea??Bqiitt Term.?Adjourned tor
the term.
Common Plkas?I rial Term?Part 2?Held by
JtlilK.' J. F. Iltlljr?N'O.s. 149?. 1471. 1172. 1 147, 487,
62 i. H13, 1467, 1438, 2605, 1310, 1481, Ui7, 77 s 1464,
2880, 2^1.
Marine < olrt?I ri al Tekm?Part l ?Hel<l r>y
Jodge AlKcr.- No?. 1646, 279.. 41C0, 29 8, 301s, 3019.
3020, .. . . .,112 . 3028. .. r27. 302s. 3029. 3032. JJO.U,
I' n t 2?11 1 1 I y Judge lituss?>"n*. 2815, 1931, 2408,
24'.". 2.,"7, 410-2 4<98, 203.3, 3324. 4222, 103S. 2600, 2584, ?
P 0', 42o*. 42IJ0, 4210 4.42. Purt 3? lieiu t>jr JtlUkre
.?spaultllliif.? \.t?. 37.V.I, 30.'.:, L'H>6. 3.i71. 4018, 4326,
3078, hum. 3um>. 3u,o. 3092. 3091.
Fart 4? ll>;i<l l?y Ju.lu" McAdam.?No*. 3w*. 4381,
2'>.4. 2971. 2.92, 4102. 32' 4. 4441. S412. 441... 42 >8.
.? 89 ! I ! 1. I I.V\ l-\ 2811, 2729. 27.V1, 3o.!ii.
3> 40, :-M% 3043. ;-044. 304.'., ;?48. :i063. 3064. 30a*), 2367, j
7. :30.12 ..in,.,. :W'i7, Mi-.*. 3o81?. 3o11 44'i., .3<i74,
3076. 2011, 2921. 2921. 2.9s. 2'8 1. 2X87. .s-,8.
Corr.r o? (if.sekal ?ej*.sio>s?Ileid ov Kecorder
HaeEfft ?l he P?op.e \?. \vi aru Moi.v- j, mirar
Inr.: Hamo v*. Kicliard (iaRfen, ury.art ; -.me 1
v?. Pair.tit Malien, 1c odious a-?au;i no . aitcry :
.? .ru ? v.?. l.avnia i;ro?n iiiid Mar. Wi liaiuJ, Rraod
larct-ny: ."Same \n. Jai.ies ynoilej. erund lanen.T:
>'in^ \i?. Marraret < lark ami Jaiie graod
larc>n<; fame is. hraittas 111 :i and Pr.itia K.
i.rmkeruoiT. grand larcnv; ?jBie v*. iii?nry
lire. . k.:a!i'i larreD); .^aiae Annie KnipM,
u and larceny; >?ine vs. Jame* Maitli. zrand ur
cons; vs. ilaiuca Mahonev. petit larcen*;
jsamiv.i. KdWariJ n- , pent larceny; ftani' v*.
Timmas KaitciI. petit lnceny; Same v?. Joan
Cotlf, as-,ni 1 and oat-crr.
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Ai.n.iNT. Jan ? 17. 187.1.
N"r>. "n. item -f:tna 111 * insurance Com
pany.?ArjjunieM retained anu conciud ? i.
>o. i.iiuert Dili;*, respondeat, v?. William
Aiisiui, appellnit.?AriO"(i ? Inmuas it. Brown
1111;, of r .'iri-?M nr B|>i-eilaiJl, and t??- J- -<? p,1 11.
Cif?ie lor respoiid"! 1.
No. xi. ivmc Neiaon, appsllant, vs. ritaries I.n
ilna and nt'iet . rp-.; omienta.?Arpu-d nr i.d.
1 ? Met aituy, of counsel fcr ^p tuot, and .?%
(land ti.r reap'?..ii< it*. ? a?e -'in on.
Adjonrned 10 Friday, Juu<- is, is76.
h.v 1 11. viuii.
The following 1* m- ?'<inrt 01 a?i eais day calen
dar r r Friday, June H:-J>'oa. 82, 23. 3?, 265, Mi,
33, 37. 22, 46',
SUPREME cof UT CALENDAR.
Hi ? run. jot.e 17 1876.
The followiny ,s th* .supreme Conrr, (..'iieral
Torra, >i?j <?? iri lar for Juri- .?<:?N >-. I, 2s, 36, .18,
37. .s. 114. 120, 121. 126, 131. 169^ 1 ?. 173,19:, 192,
?JjO, 201. ."I. 206, 2 W.
EXITED STATES SIPREME C'lCRT.
PACTTTC RAILROAD KXC1IPTIOM rr.Olf BTATK
TAX ITION.
W a sniNUTO!*, June 17, 1^76,
In the rnitcd 5-ate* .supreme court tee fu|iow>
ins opinion wa- rendered:?
No i:4. ;>? id liallev, Jov-pB -?lmmari, F.dwta
I>. Morgan et ai. vs. The I'arillc Railroad, conxtan*
tmo lci.uire et a:.?.\j po.n from ti e nrcnuCourt
hi me I'nrcd Mates for tno Kajtern UMtrict of
Mi "iuri.
Mr. Juatlce I'iivli de (veren the opinion of tli?
Couri:?
r its i' ? -ill' in eqii ? r by fori inn St?.f 1.holder, f . re
?? i m the ? ?>ili?r ih>m at e- r, 8a im on m count v.
a an*.nit !li I ?" i ? i^uirosu i iimpAay
riv tne ' ounty v?s> ..of, for ih' year I #*, in tin *i..iiiid
? nut Hf proi.Tlv ,,t ihr cniiii a'n is,, mini irmii all
I i ? ill in. i \c?"f>t ? msii. t ix. m. he **< -rinin. i ?n<i paid
in , iisrltniil ir msniii r this psmipiiun ? rlmnn'il iia
itrr Motion Hot ?<*t ? tHecember ?>, ? ' Vhieli Is as lol
ih -anl I'aelfle liailrnsd and (lie rsld Mnntliwostrrii
Rr.iach :: iilri>u l h ill Is; s jo-nipi trum !nx?Uc,n r^sone
iivoli iitiii th< inn -I'lill I." i ? nti.? ? I nei'i d InopTn
? -ii 'awl Mis i I. <? a d,\i l"ml, w li n on .'oadlied.
huiidliiK' i'i i M ii- rv. ? iiifii.i ? a ? an I nthef prupenV
,,i i, , . I.- i r?>????. i in- a> i nileasli > ?.n- iii> r ??>?.
- , .,i p.- ...I,,- . *nt*.<itli n itliK-ran i. l i.? the
- ? mh r r -ai mid personal i ? ?i"-? t. of lik? value,
a i loi in- juirj ni a i ri.iihnu rL?? value ol -hs
. i an* i' halt tio tfir 'I ity m i-.if ar?"M'iit i?t -sri
i.11,pa11r ih tii-.i 'i?i a Kearaai'T "<
. .1 . 1, ir a* I I' >11 I ro I.I !.s rnni|..* ti*il, '.i?> isd an I put
in iteration, an i larc a nivio-ii, | i.irni?li ?o tk?
? i. ii,ir i ih- are a Atairineai nailr r i it o.tn, insaa
in i... n mid c< rtll r I l?v some attleer aattioriaed to ad
ui,iinier siii- ol the a*-tuat raiut of tn? roadbed, build
ingi, machinery. engines, ears and other property ap
periainin:-' to such completed roid ; an.l man said state
mem *>? furnished the Auditor shall chsrte said com
t i*y ? ;t i iif amount appearing to be au ? to the tate,
u.t.t mitt t" lfio siateuicut itirinshed, .1* h rein required
I v Hie prt?i ;t-111 <?> ilia ipauy. And 111 ? .1 <? mil
ci'in|'411 v .slimI tail 111 buy tn in the .State treasury. w illiin
tinny urn ? :<r 1 ? r me lira! day 01 Dice 111 tier 1 ji each year,
tlie amount charted against said company a* aforesaid,
mid company snail torieii ami pay to the Stale ot Mis
souri in addition to the num with whl' h said company
?nay autml charged tiv the Auditor, ten per cent p r
month, alter the expiration ol said thirty day*, on the
amount charged to said company; which loui charged
against said company tugeth-i wita the ten per cant
pur moiitn hereinbefore specified, may tie rei overefl 111
ilie name ol the tute of Missouri bv' clvli action
In anv court of competent lurisdiction, and, should the
president ol said company tail to make out and lurntah
to the Auditor ot the 1 ate ;t gta lenient a* he rot 11 required,
said company ?hail forfeit ami pay to the Mate #111,1*10
fur such tannic. which tna.v lie recovered In inc name
ol the Mute ot Missouri 111 any court of competent juris
diction; provided that, it aaid company shall fail lor the
period 01 tvvo years alter said road* respectively shall be
completed aiia hiit in operation to declare a dividend,
that men said c pan', -.hall no longer be exempt front
the payment ot "Hid tax. nor from the forfeitures and
penalties 111 thin act Hon impose-!.
It is contended on betialt 01 the appellant* that this
section provide* lor tlie whole subject of tne taxation of
the road, that it exempts the road from all taxes except
State taxes, and furnishes the only rule and authority
by which these taxes'an bo ascertained and collected,
it was held by thin court, in the case 01 tlio Pacific Kuil
road vs. Maguire iaot yet reporedi, that th'S section
created a contract between tlie .Mate aim the railroad
Company exempting the road from taxation until it was
completed, and tor t"o years thereaiter it it dnl not pay
a dividend before the expiration nl these two years.
The inqniry is whether this contract goes urthcr and
exempts the roan, ali'-r it has been completed
tor two years, (mm all other than state taxation
and whether the State ii pro luded iroin providing an
o. her mode ot valuation tor .Suie taxes* it is manliest
lliailegislation, which It is claimed relieves any species
of property troin its due proportion ot the general burth
en- ot government, should he so cle ir that there can be
neither reasonable doubt nor controversy about its
terms. The Power to mi rests upon nece*.-ity ami is in
bercift in every sovereignty, and there can be no pre
sumption in favor 01 its relinquishment. While it
were better lor the interest ot the community
that th|. power should, 011 no occasion, he
surrendered. This Court has slwtt>s ueld that the
legislature of a State, unrestrained by constitutional
limitation, has lull control over the subject and can
mase a contract with * corporation to exempt its prop
erf trorn i? Kiiilon, cither in perpetuity or lor a limited
period oi time, il, however, on any fair construc
tion ol th" legislation there is a reasonable doubt
whether the contract is msdo out this doubt
must I if. solved in favor of the state, in other
words, the language used must be ot such
a character as, lair.y interpreted, leaves no room ior
controversy. Ihe present claim is ot perpetual exemp
tion ir...i county and municipal taxation, (juite as es
sential to toe wants ol the puopie us taxation ior .state
purposes, it I* conceded that this exemption is not
granted in extne.-s terms : but It is argued lh:u, taking
the whole section together, it arises hy necessary impli
cation Wo do not think so. immunity troui all taxation
was given until the road was built and in oporjtioti
two veafs, l>ut alter tins ii is i!< clared "that the road
bed buildings machinery,* unities. ears and other prop
erly"! Me li completed road, at the actual cash value
thereof, smtli tie subject to taxation at the rate assessed
in the State on other real and personal property of lice
value." 1 his Is a declaration thai the luxation imposed
upon the property ot tltts company shall uoi he diftcrcut
from the luxutioii imposed upon oilier similar prop
er!., which conforms to the constitutional reouire
merit, * th.it all property subject to ta.-.ation
.shad be taxed in proportion to its value."
li other property i? etiarged with the payment of
county. school anil municipal taxes, why not the prop
erty ot this company ? in no other wav can the princi
ple of equality 111 taxation, so essential to good goveril
raeBt. be secured. I! tlie legislature intended,to apply
? different rule iu this ease It were easy to have said
ih.it the property 01 tins company shall be subject to
taxation "tor Slate purposes." Instead of this
It is declared to be ".-object to taxation."
1 his obviously means general Mxation?sucll
taxaii n rs other property of like value is
subjected 10. No words ot limitation are useJ.
and none can he implied against lbs interests ot the
state. It I- never tor the interest ol tlie Mate to sur
rendcr 1I10 power of taxation, and tin intention to do so
will not be imputed to it unless the language employed
loves no o her alternative. Tne motive for temporary
exemption is apparent enough, because until the road
was aide to earn -oiuctuiug taxation miuht bear neaviiy
upon it. I ui witn the completion of the road the
reuson for the exemption ceased, a-id it is dn
flcu:t to ?ee nhst inducement there was for the
State to grant perpetual immunity from local taxa
tion. In the original charter of the company, !
?ranted in I9tf. there was 110 exemption from taxation. !
Jt i- true the government of IMI altered this so mat the ;
road w?s relieved ol any pahlic charge or tax lor tlie po- !
riol ot live venrs; but this privilege exmred 111 irM, and '
the provisions of the act ot H'i2 on this subject were more |
favi raid" to the company. Besides receiving under this
net a large body of l.nd donated by Congress 10 the ;
Slate toaid in the construction ot railroads, it was en
abl< d to complete Its entire road and run it lor
two veors without paying any tax whatever. By
tins means It secured immunity from taxation titittl lS"tfi,
and ouv lurt'ier immunity iu tin* direc ion, if conceded
bv the staie, would have been a mere gratuity. In view
ol u 11 tlie legislation on this subject It would seem quite
clear thai ihe Ueneral Assembly of Missouri, while rec
ognizing, In behalf of ibis roan, tlie pr ipriety ot teiupor
ai r exemption from taxation, ha t no purpose to con
tinue these exemptions ttidclliiltelv. nut If is said
the secu.'ii covers the whole sublect of taxa
tion, and as It provides for .-date taxes otilr
r excludes any other. If 111 th" declaratory
; art of It the road had been sublsct lo ' -tale taxation,
there woui i have been plaiislollltv 111 the argum ut. to
sav the least. that the legislature intended to wnlvc
otfiei taxation. Hut the provision is, that after the
temporary exemption from all titration ceases by it*
own -imitation the property of the road shall lie sub
ject "to ta.ia .p n" ui the same rste as other property in
the Mate, riiero Is no restriction in this language, nor :
is there anv rule ot law by which a word can
t,c imported to llinil Its lneanitiL'. Lt is tiue
.-icctal p.oviston is only made far the atcer
tin iii-r.t atiJ payment ot 1 state tax, and
nothing i< s.u 1 about the manner of s-eertaiimig and
paying other taxes. But this does not prove an linen
t onal abandonment ol nil but >tnte taxes. It proves
noiliing more than th tt the l^sgisiaiute thought proper,
in the particular01 .-tste taxes, to moiitv the general
rcvi tme law tar as this corporation Is concerned,
leaving the provisions of tills general law '.perative
upon local taxation. It would be n hard rule to apply to
the legislation ot a state to hold that tne circnms ance
? t' musing in the am ndmcnt I > a charter of a railroad
corporation special provision fot ascertaining - ibc
lax' due the -tatc, n-dblng being said about the
manner of aacertalniM other taxes), works au exemii
tion 01 tlie prop rn of the corporation from all tax
ation not levied lor tMai# purposes Si'ence upon such
a subieci cannot be construed a* a waiver of tn." right
of the Mat* 111 this regard. ih're must be something
?aid which is broad eii.>u -h to show clearly that the
legislature Intended Jo relieve the corporation from a
part ot tlie burden- born? bv other real and personal
1 ropertv. 1 his was not done in flu* cn?c. and the i luitn
of exemption trom local taxation cauiiot oe sustained.
Bever.-eu.
TWEED STILL OS THE ISLAND.
HIS COUNSEL MUTIXO TIIE BELT.A8E?THZ
REASONS OF THEIB ACTION?THI DimCO
TIES IK THE WAT OF GETTING BAIL.
William Marcy Tweed la still on Blsckweil's
Island. It is not definitely settled when tie will
leave there. The dolay comes. nut ln>m anr or
toe authorities but irorn the prisoner'* own
counsel, who are not yet ready to have bim
liberated. The difficulty is stated, semiofficially
to be on* of ball. The counsel fur Tweed wish
their client to be prepared when he leaves the
island lor any emergencies that may arise? any
trap fiat may ds sprung In the shape of new m
dtctments or orders or arre-tt. The bail In the
case amounts to $ i,005,000?tnat It. $5,000,000 on
trie civil process and tne remainder on the In
dictment for iorgery, on which he will first be ar
rested.
A reporter of to* Bebald had a conversation
yesfrday with Mr. Clark, the clerk of the District
Attorney, who acts in the aoaencc of Mr. Phelps
la Boston.
WHAT THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY WILL DO.
Mr. ciark stated that Mr. Tweed would be
brought, as soon a* arrested ?? the benca war
rant. before oue of the JnJge* of tae oeneral
Session^. Nflther of these were in anv manner
ob'lued to He ball in the case, out tbe? would no
dnuot do it. Ii both the Judges snonld refuse
(though It was by no meant probable) to a cept
any t>ail In the case, then Mr. Tweed would have
to g? to the Tombs, and his lawyers wonid make
an application lor a writ of habeas corpus before
some Judge or the Courier Oyer and Terminer,
a id then the ball would be fixed by tne latter.
J no bail would In1 any case oe taken In
tne fHstnet Attorney's office, and would have to
lie approved by that official aa being
?a*tsfactorv. or course this is oaly one of tne
minor difficulties or Tweed and counsel. Tno great
en difficulty *e?ms to be to get good bail to me
amount of ? v co.ooa This i< made as outside
sum. as aii app:|c tion Is to be made for a red'ic*
tiofi <>C the oaii. and i; is thoualit tout It may b#
fixed a- a in lie u loner sum. Tweed's counsel are
now engase<t In examining the souu Insss 01 wnat
ban ilie, h t\e. A> that none ol it snail be rtttised
after l'?eed has left tile island. In any case 1 weed
wi>i nave i? / , to Ludlow street Jail lor some time.
I bis cannot pe avoided, a* the
I X IKINit Mi OK TIIF BAII.
he offers will ink- .??mc titti?. i#i- ouiy thing mat
jwccii iiiijectf. in aitogi iner is to be again taktn
to tne Toon-s. 1 nls tic dreads, arid preiers remain
ing hi tr." re?n n'tnrr some i ne loner 10 the
j.oisibtlilj of iti'inr subjected to l;.
OX TIIE ISI.ANB.
Major Qnlncr. the rtheriit's Order or Arrest
Clerk, wei.i to Ilia' h well's I-tan I and saw Deputy
hnet iff MeiioBigaf, who Is still there awaiting tno
release ol iwe?d. Major quincr did no; see Mr.
Tweed, U'>r uio in* oej>ut >, but he was reported
tn i.e patiently awaiting the notice of inn lawyers
that it wa* nine m leave. Major ({uincr stated to
tus writer e*t,'id?y that tne r'i???f ni fWTed
trom ts" PWiuentiary mignt not take place for
some 11a . -.
in this connection," said Major yulncy, -i wish
yon would corn et the accounts taat Mcllonigal
has had any interview with Tweed nod th t lie is
nervous a? night earing lie may escape. '?% ii? n tno
lime 'oni"-< lor Tweed'- rsi??ee, and not till tuen,
will tin <riir ?te i maud make his arrest. We
? nail tlieu immediately bring nun "own to the
District Attorney's office, n ball is given be will
t? ? rearrested '.n the *?ivU order, ir not Tweed will
probably :>e taken
id tnr. Tons?,
after a reasonable >im- has e:ipse<1 for the fin'l
lnsrothiH ball. We do not anticipate navlng to
isk" hiui there, however, as the ban wm no doubt
be arranged b.;ioie Mr. I weed loa\e< Hlackweii's
l?i uid. ihe jiis'i jiiiT of me bail in the civil sol*
will nrot. iblf take aoout a week, as o much has
t'p be gone ovi r in tn ? matter."
Till. DKI.AVf.b PAPERS.
The remittitur, it was said by the officials,
had no- arrived f orr. Albany t.p tn tn- time
ol the rinsing of tne c tint} Clerk's office at
mur e'ebek yesterday. Ihis xvas attributed to
the fact trat Tweed's lawyers do not care to
have it ?erre<l yet for the rea^ona stated at-ove.
In rfte meantime Twe->d i? eonflncil to tli" ?uno
ap ir'uient woich ?e i>a<t occupied lor t ie laatya-ir
Mllll 4 I,Mil. ?Oai" III' 111* II|?ilOH CHllffJ 10 Hftt II III'
yi'-tiTilav, and also ono oi his miiim. The old man
was stated lu i>c hi i lie l?fBi >ii spirits, ami laughed
aud piked 10 Ins oM time way. lie is ?juir?? court
oent iU.it u win uirn unt all right witli hun iu ttie
end. It was mated arounu the City Mai: ye-ter
dav mat ttie lawyers who have in hand Tweed's
prosecution inend, oirerth ball in tne suit for
forgery is given. to bri.ig up ote by one ihe other
criminal canes ugainst him and to demand ball on
them, ana thus cripple turn against oclug able to
find nail In the civil suit lor tu.000,000.
CUSTOM HOUSE AFFAIRS.
Tne seizure wn reported yeaterday by Inspec
tors Judd and Cockburu of C,000 clgara and 3,000
packages of cigarettes. This last contribution to
the seizure Department of the custom Home was
made from the steamship City of Vera Cruz, of the
Havana line. The prortts on cigar smuggling
must, be immense when the contrabandists can
afford to take such constant risks. Tncre IB
scaicely a vessel arriving ol tne Havana line Irom
which there Is not a seizure of greater or less
magnitude. Some idea, therefore, may be formed
of the illicit ttunic and the immense profits ac
cruing from it. Before tlio revenue officers were
spurred to Increased vigilance oy tne boldness of
the smu gters there was scarcely a notel or cigar
store in ttio metropolis that did mi count in it*
stock a greater or lean numoer of ciuars and
cigarettes on wmcu no uur.r had ever boeu paid to
1 tie government.
THK TREASURY CIKCULAR.
declaring the resources oi tne revenue appropri
ation exhausted, states, in effect, thai "no remit
tances lor smaries or inciuentui expenses !or the
ejection of itie revenue will be met, us the ap
propriation f r the flscal year Had been exhausted,
and that no t>ll>s will be paid until alter July 1."
This particular circular Is signed by the Secretary
oi the treasury and diiected to Cencral C. A.
Arthur, Collector oi the 1'ortoi Aew York, although
it is directed us well to the surveyors of custom-,
and is intended to lie sent a* a general circular
to all the custom houses oi toe United States at
all ports or entry. That tnls causes some dissatls
taction and discussion among the employda is un
questionable; but there really seem* to be no rea
son why government clerks snould suffer tneir
salaries to be discounted oy unscrupulous money
lenders, when ihe period oi then embarrassment
is limited to onlv one month, and tnolr position in
the service, at once responsive and honorable,
should itisure them a reasonable credit. It is to
ne hoped tne officials *uilerlug from this tem
porary derangement will not become victims to
the huri les who always naag around government
oitlces to prey upon tnose whofe temporary ne
cessities are apt to make them easy victims.
TBI SCHULHOffF APFB.USKKnir ?
of the fow remaining cases ofciepes, <fcc., which
to k place yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock,
was attended by the sworn appraisers of the Cus
tom House, as well as bT the ex-vfflclo member of
tne Collector's corps of merchant experts?Mr.
Hitchcock.
THE PALETTE CLUE.
SUMMER SIGHT'S FESTIVAL ON THE HUDSON.
The moonlight excursion Riven under tbe au
spices 01 the Palette Club on Wednesday evening
provcil a rcireshing and dellghtiul treat to the
very numerous and fashionable throng that re
sponded to tbe invitation. Favored bv all tbe
eminent* that could possibly contribute to Its suc
cess, the affair afforded much gratification and
was highly creditable to the club. The steamer
Plymouth Rock was the 7e?sel selected lor the
occasion: but even tbe spacious limits of that ele
gant craft hardly sufficed, so dense was the
gathering. She was handsomely decorated with
bunting and banners, both outside and within,
and when she hauled alongside the wharf at tbe
foot of Twenty-third atreer, North River, shortly
after eight o'clock, the Inspiriting strains of the
baud at oui-e put the guesrs la waiting in the best
of humor, owing to the admirable arrangements,
which. i>y the way, seem 10 be a specialty with
Commodore look-r In all his ventures, there was
iio confusion whatever, and the subsequent
DleaMires were not a ilttie financed by the order
ami decorum wnlch prevailed. It was a ylor.ous
niKht, and tailed not to elicit repeated ex re-slona
ot dellgot irom tne fair sex. The surrounding
scenes were, pic urosque and beautiiui, and us the .
Plymouth Rock, with ner jo>ous freight., neaued
fur the Narrows hearts were luted to the seventh
heaven. Dancing was commenced on the main
aeck, but, iiwnu to the great number lu attend- !
nn;e. tne Terpeicnorean lestiviuct were some
what interfiled with. Aoout ten o'clock tne
steamer turned round and proceeded up tne I
East Kiver, and, at a convenient point, took on
board Thomas' orchestra, which, it is needless to
add, contributed Urgeif to tne enjoyment wnich
prevailed, Built was not until thegav-iv decorated !
steamer had proceeded well up the North Hivar
that, the beautr ot tne surrouudiiig.s began
to t>e thoroughly uppreciateu. Tne full round
moon shone in all Iter gfaudeur, tbe silvery
beams flsncmgiu ilie placid water with eftarming
effect. Mr. Clara Hell, the prcsiuenf oi the c.ub. !
and tne members oi tne variouscommittees left i
notniug undone toward the enjoyment oi their
uue-K. and but one sentiment prevailed as to ihe 1
success of tne excursion. Messrs. Jarrett A,
Pa.mer were on board and man tested every
effort to carr;. out the arrangements |e the satis
isciloD of sll present. 1 he ilrst part of tbe pro
gramme Includ -a a chorus, piano solos, recita
tions and ballads, the remaining part alter mid
night tieiug taken up ov !bomaa' splendid orches
tra, the i ertormance tiy ? nicli evoked the heart
iest encomium-. Alto/ether tt.e excursion was
well wortnjr tne reputation oi tne cluo. ihe
Plymouth Rock landed toe gaeata at the root of
Twentt-ihirii street snortly alter three o'clock
jeaterdaji morning.
MARRIAGES AXD DEATHS.
MARRIED.
Cooke?Buss.?On Wednesday, June 18, at the
residence of tn- bride's parent*. Kdward P.
cooke, of Brooklyn, N. ?., to Misa EWU\ J. Hush,
of Hut fteid, Ma-s.
Kowlbh?June 7, 1*75, by Rev. Wil
llam Hyde, at the residence of the bride's uncle,
(>"orge~ tirove. 701 F mrtti arenoe. Brooklyn, 1.
Iifsmmnp. of New York, to Maky 0. Fowls it. of
Brooklyn.
(ll'MBs?ALLK*.?On Wednesday, Jnne 18, 1875,
at tbe resilience ot tae bride's fattier, bv the Rev.
J. I,, ti. McKowu, Kpwabii > I runs, Jr., "to Li.nnix
ALLEN. daughter of Willlain Alleu. Esq., ail of
Jersey City.
Hassow?HKSMMAtTan ?On Tuesday. June is,
at ->t. Veriiia'a church, by-tn* Rev. Hugh Flat
tery, pastor. Thomas' T. Hanson, of this city, to
ki.i.a M. Bk.kkenba roti. lorm-rlyof Washington,
1). c.
Washlnzttn (1). C.) pan?rs please copv.
Hun man -Bikdick.?On Wednesday, Jtina 18,
bv Rev. J.tines Mli . ti, JoscrH HormAN to I-annib
M. Bl'BlMCK. No card*.
lit nt Hri'Ks.?At i!>e. June 18, by tne Rev. W.
II. Wardei, Willi?u firsr to Isabel. daughter
?>f the late Wnlitm C. Bppes, of ureeno irg,
Westcneater county.
Koo.s?KBY.Noi.tis.?At Valatle, Columbia county,
N. Y.. on tVedaesday, June id, lllf. at tne resi
dent oi ttw bride's parents, by the Hev. tienrge
o. Pnelps, (l. A. K'.ii-, oi New York, to Franoks
Abi.ink, only daughter or John V. Reynolds, of
Ynlatie. .No cams.
1'iiwBit'?Manke.?On Wed Dead ay, June 16. at
the residence oi tne bride's parents, !>v Hev. Mr.
1m!v, Mr. Wii.i.um Powers. Brooklyn, ft. V.. to
Miss Bblj.e Mam i . daughter of E. P. Manee, Ksq.,
of I'otienviile, I.
Ray?>i.a??.?In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, litn
In?t.. ar the resides* i Hie bride's sister, by the
Hev. j. m. Maiisimry, Caleb T. Hay to annie W.
Shaw, all or BrooRiva.
f*MtTn?Hownb.?(m Wednesday. June 16, at the
re-i n>nc,e oi the ;>ridc's parents, i>y Hev. Thomas
HtepBenson, iienky T. KMirtt to Ki t a F'., daughter
of Richard N. Bowoe, all of OteB Cove, L. 1.
SMirn?Hall.?On the l ,th lnsu, bv toe Rev. F.
Caliugaii, oi tne ctutrch of St. Jinn the Flvange
llSt. Mr. OKOROK MMllll to MISS KltTIK llAI.I.. both
ofthiscit>. No cards.
Iiiorp?HntLBKKT.?At New l.ondon, Conn.,
June lo, ai rae re idenee of the bride's mother, by
tne Rev. O. t.. IMffgett, i?. I).. Fba.nr THORP, Meu
tenant Fifth I mted .Hiates Artillery, te Kswisi
l.ot tsK, daugnter oi tn^ late RcV. Joaepn Huribert.
w.iiiim oi k- christia ?.? >n Weinesday, June ?,
at the rpaMencu of t ? bride's parents, at Hock
land Lake, N. V.. bv Hev. Mr. tJorden, Oalrn M.
\\ (hum ih i, M, Ito MIS4 l.inniB CHII^riAMk
Maine papers oieass c>>i>y.
DIED.
at?a*s. -In Brooklyn, Wednn^flay evening, lone
18, l*7;?, FJdwin, oldest sou o John cj. and ?u-"wn
J). A8ams, ftie t j;5 tears.
Relatives and iriends sre invited to attend the
funeral, at <"i.urcit oi the Trinity, Corner of
Moatague and c Intoa siree: , ten a. A!.. I rl
(inv. Hh reinaius will oc taken to Tarrytowu,
N. V., lor iiitcrm?nt.
AppLKOat.:. ? \t its, son or Kllas and Pliebe
Apple*iite, i!r"d \enr% on June 15.
Will be tntrleil from ms late re-ldence, 559 Fast
F.lfhtn street this (Friday) afternoon, at two
o'clock. Relatives and fneinis invited to attend.
,\ -ip.?In hrooKlfn, on I'tnirsda*', .lune 1J,
l iiolas Asstr, a riKttvc of tlio psrisn oi l.sga >.
county l.ongiord, ir.;lnn<1, In tbe 63d year ;ii his
HHP.
ine relatives and irlends of rhe family are re
qne.<ted to attend the Mineral, on Monday, Juuo
so, irom his late residence, v> in Var.deruiit ave
nue, st tW'> r. M.. to Calvary t.'emet >r.v.
Axuan. on Wo Ine- .iiv mnrning, Jubs. 16,1873.
niter a short iiut s vere illeess, Soi'iiiA, bcioved
wife of :-?n^maii Axidan, in tiio txitb year ot tier
age.
.notice.?I he Biembers of Temple Beth-El arc re
quested to attend l.te ,uncial oi Mrs. M. A^tman,
ir<>m her late tt'Hidence. corner of Li xmgton ave
nue and Sixty-thin sircc:. on Friday, Juno is, at
ten A. M. Hy order of tne President.
e. N. JiisKPil sOM. Hacretary.
Notice.?Epwarp Kvkbktt i.oik.e, .no. s?7, L o.
i B. B.: i Li mombsra of tt>eat)Ove Lodxtars aerebx
??.L? art*n'1 the funeral or Mrs. 8. Axvax,
"f,eur Brother Gabriel tiousrnau.
roilifri. V. r i ut- at !e" o'clock, ironi hei lata
sfCrt rm?l ,U "?.U1"KI' t>'.?.\intf ton .'IVCUUC iKlJ
bixty-nurd street, uy order 01
p K- A. schwaBZ, President.
JoaiHn e. NKnruKnoKH, Secretary/
ir,i'fAKKK"Ti?,lc'(,en1'ioa Wednesday mornlnir, ?ti
n/aVnud?eMCnr 1 ^ Union Pacific Railroad,
ntai Ogden, Hon. mkphkn Maker, of Pouirtikeei*
Me. ia ilie Afltti year ol uls aire. uuguaeep
Relatives and iru'iids of the deceased ?mi r?i
h ? brothers-in-law, J. o. Haidtvin? Mart/n " ,e
andIMarciu fc. Greene, are Invited to attend tlie
ioneral, at Ciirist cnurcn. PoughKeepsic, on Fri
day, at half-past two o'clock, Jltnout "ur.SSr no!
tice. Train leaves iorty-second street depot at
eleven o'clock A. M. ucpoi ai
cassidy?Suddenly, on Wednesday, June la
Catharine, beloved wife oi William (Jassidr and
daughter ol Patrick and Catharine Mclnerny ol
the parish of bdgeworrhst ^wn, county Longlord
Ireland, in the 35th year or her a^-e. '
Relatives and iriends are respectrully Invited
v> attend the funeral, from her late residence it
?ry Dock street, on Friday, June 18. at two o'cloc*
Connolly.?A solemn anniversary requiem masi
win he celet-rated for fhe repose of toe late Dr
James Joseph Connolly at the Church of St. Vin
cent de Paul (French), In Twenty-third street, be
tween Sixth arid seventh avetiues, on Fridav
June 18, at ten A. M. T'
Relatives and iriends are respectfully Invited u
at coo d.
Dinoek.??n Tnnrsday, Juno IT, Phebb Roff,
*111 oath's "UC L9 Wli lnntfee' a?ed 08 J?a? and
/.f'JhLu ,u,lor?l will take place from the residence
oi her son-m-law, John lloagiunn, No. 299 Twelfth
three o'ekK-k P.iL ? *1 ^ ?' ?a Suua:,y- JuQC 20- ??
New Jersey papers please copy.
Duxi.ap. ? A' Piaiufleld, N. J., on Toesdav Jnn?
years*1""* J" W"e ?f AOram B- Dunlap, aged 5d
mn,!i!VTe.B ?anf1, frleDds ar" Invited to attend the
Mineral, at her late residence, Piaiufleld, N. j on
Fr day, June 18, at twelve o'clock M. Carriage,
will oe at the <iei>0t to meet toe 10:30 A. M. fain
Central Railroad oi New Jersoy, from foot oi
Liberty street, New York
i-?!.?^EN,^r?" Thursday, June 17. 1875, Elizabeth
Cbc.ilia FiokEN, beloved wile of Richard Flcken
K U"Ke!,t l|augnteroi Frederick Hoeft, Esq.. in
the 25th y ar ol her age.
M ? fr?m 80'UlU NlDtS
p.,'Vv!:v<,~Vn ?"e mo?ln* of Thursday. June 17.
i*1'".1 at 1,10 residence of her son,
after a long: and painful illness.
Iielatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
Wm la In "m . n r "n a 1 v'*?.?1 lil 0 reside nceVfherson"
William liilureth Held, No. 923 Madison avenue
on Sunday, the zotr, ,nst., at half-paat twelwi
P. M? without further notice.
?At Westchester, on Tuesday. June 15.
year of hcr'ate; ,T"e ?rUot,eri FlDC|lay. in tne S2d
The relatives'and friends of the family are re.
speotfUily invited to attend the luneral, from the
. ?''terian Church, at fnrogg'g Neck
p ^Chester, on Friday, June 18, at one o'clock
hrsiiER.?At Yonkers, June 15. 1875 Geonn>
Fisher. In tiioflftn year oi Ms age, '
Mineral on Saturday alternoon, June 19, at St
Johu s h piscopal church, at nail-past turee o'clock
Mf/5S5iSw~0u VeilneH,laJ- June if, captain
Maubick Fitzharris. aged 37 years. v
Funeral irom his late residence, northeast cor
?r,rrt^?r U1Xt\ 8,,r:et un'1 T"iVd avenue on
rrida/, 18th, at liai:-past one o'clock P M.
Friends of the family and members of the Clan-na
lunertf8*0014110" ?re re^luested t0 attend tho
FoGARTY.-On Thursday, June 17, James Fo.
OARry. ' "****
Relatives and friends are Invited to attend his
fnnersJ, on Satnrdar, June 19. 1873. at three
o'cloc.-c P. M., from nis late residence, on Jamaica
avenuu, Flnshing. L. L ' ""'C
Freeland??u Saturday, June 12. 1875, Mra
19 davs i'BKEI"4XD' a8 3 months and
Ke.atives and friends are Invited to attend the
fnneral. on Friday, 18th inst., at a quarter nefore
f'hnwh n /' M i l"e First Reformed
Hobokwn, N j " 8treet> Uear Slxth avenue,
."V,-8""?Thursday mornlnr, June 17, Os
car IIals'ied. in the 38th year oi his aye
ltelai iyei and friends oi the family are Invited t?
attend the funeral, from his late lesidence. 90 Hank
o'cfocic 0a y evt'nin?- 21 "an-past seven
irA'Jf- rT'i-?nThl^ar,June 17, Sarah M. IIenrt,
In tne ?>2d year oi her aie. '
Fnnerai taKes p.aco on Saturday, 19th inst.. at
i!t ff. ?r Ci:?nfhA',M''?fr?o lier late residence, No.
117 West lentil stre?t. Relatives and friends to
ttttenoi witnout lurtder notice.
Kirpal.?Ou the 17th inst. Matilde Kirpal.
wlie<>r tredericK Kirpal. alter a lonn and sevcru
sickness, a*ed 28 yesrs. severe
Lcitoen.?Ai .Meitdvilie, Pa., on Wednesdav tin
hwnalre8t*' Utn,OLPI1 hum'KN. in tne 39th year o
?.^AV"r:^~?n June 15* of poimonarr consumn
fc i?. ?e 4,D year of nu a*e- jAM" L
ii2 t.ast 1 wenty-ntntii street.
Jiublin papers please copv.
moorl'.?"hi Wednesday, Jun?*18. ALire i-mru >?
secoud d,i nut liter oi John and Elizabeth Mooie
a?teci o years a \ I 3 months. B
Relatives and irieuda oi the family are resoect.
full.', united to attend the funeral, from the re?i
her *o- 7 Morns street, on F? .
Utt>, 18tn iii.it., .it one o'clock*
MOW?June lfi- SABAH Elizartth
Keiatlves and iriends are mmed to attend her
funeral, on f rid ay. June 18, a: two P. M. irom t he
residence oi her brother, 1. c. Moore, in Wnuon
street, near Maple, Jersey City (late Catatett>>)
Outml" ~?a w^^sday. 7June U o
d MW r^.ffif#.SSSS, on Satordai
a re r e i pe r Uu 11 y ? n v it'e J?? *" Rel?11? anrt "???<??
Pai.mkb.?Snddeniv, on Wednesday
.?isvi, ssik'vs
menibers or star of Betnieheni L<?dac. No. 32' K
and-A. aI. ; Principle ixidve, So. is i o of i?"'k' i
Bethlehem Encaiopment and Kints county e'J
f* o,
PATrtiwoN.?in Hrooklyn E. D? on Wednesday
Jone it), Hiomas, son ol Ulliimn anil Fanny 1 at'
ters..n, a?d 11 m?ntos *nd 24 days y
R. laiives an.1 iriends are Invited to attend the
ninera', from the residenc- of his pareota i 4
south Second street, on Friday, at th?ee o'clock
REY.voi.ns.?on Thursday, June 17. Fkantk*
youn?-at - hild of George and Fanny Reynolds'
aped 1 fear, 11 months aod 20 oays.
Funeral will luKe piati* irom uic resldenre of
her parents, 211 K.im r.lttnty-thlrd street on Sat
urday. Juue la. at two o'clock P. v|. lrccc' 00 Sal
Reii.i.y?On Wednesday. June 18, PATatrr
Rkilly, a?ed M year*, .1 native ?f tnc parish ol
Gran urn, county l.oujfiord, ire.and.
His irlenos and the friends of his family
sprct uily invited to atten-i the Inner?, 'rom hu
latereMd^ce. 2!2 West Twenty-s-venta ^
th's day ihrldaj), the ixtb. at two o'clock P ? *
Rir,._un Wednesday, isit, mat., auer a s^'ort
but severe illness. pnenmonla. hiomas Rir. i
Relatives and friends of the family and those of
his Orotners, oc.r^, John ana Stepnen. aa auo
tno*e of Ilia son-Ill-lasr Jatifa liarton are re<n?>^r
fully invite J 10 attend toe mnerai, Fr?ayaner."
noon, at two o'clock, irom his ia?c residen-.
135> Hudson Street, corner or Reach str<-et
RiixiWAY?Toe remains 01 Mis. Mary Ridcway
having been received from the wreck of meTtTanT'
snip Scniller, lost .Mat 7, the inner.il *eryfei. SJ!?
tike place from the i.huivh 01 the New Jerusalem
F.ast 1 nirty-mth street, near Park ivennJ S
Saturday, lfth inst., at two p. m Priernu
family are re-pectiuily invited to attend wuho?i
lurtner notice. ena, without
RjiwLAM. ?Ur.NRY W. Rowland. Cblef Enylneef
i * '" i*J['* s,JPt'ly steamer Fern, drowned at Hoc
isiand. Tuesday. June Ift, 1875. *
w"' be Pruiicatoa to his late residene#
hO Christopher s;re?t, city. Notice of Innerai will
t>e given hureaiter. 'unerai Wlll
33S?e?rs.'"U>'??D Jnn' W' Jon* r- ^trriED, aged
(u'l uHTr.*Lw'" Place from his late residence
OVlork P MtTRelVt?ye/IrHeV Kr'5ar- 1Rtn- at
?r? iutiwimo . '??*??! """ "?"'I
.Krr^'rii.r.Tt g-Ait. ?????,
the .at- Ullilam Oavisou, of ton city ' R tor 0
Funeral services at Chnrch 01 fn?
comer 01 Filth avenue and renfn street on
day aiternoon, June lu. at three o" "k
Philadelphia and Kalttmore papers moise eon*
IwiNti?tin Wednesday June in ?? .L rPZv
denc? ol his son in-law; p. ST Marnari VSS
and u'te or'i nM-oiif'wIirIJ*8, f"rnicr'-v "r Dedhan
? aged si yearn.
ru terai on triday, ism in^r., at turee o'eiocl
couy!"Pa' W*aUlirn ?nJ papers pieast
?lie relative^ and iriends are respecrfullT l*v
II 10?J'1 fh0 !l,,,er;"- fr"<" ??? Jatnes' Profc
and nrrnnt^ ?rl,ur'^' c"r""ro1 I**'"two ave.
nistH it two p. M. 0,1 Kr,dl,y' ,s:a
W alter.- 1 he remains ol Charles V?hist Wai
?tt Having iieni received ir.-m tho w"eck of tn
Mhiiier. lost May 7. tne rnneral ,e%ice?
*IMt. ke piaca iron. :h? ?-,lUrfti or the w
ieri.sal'Mii, E.ist lhirtr-fl:tti Ftrecr. neir r,r -
nue. 00 Saturday, lor.h mst.. ,u tWo ovio'k 1* m"
Friends ot the lauiiiv sie r*?I * "
attend without, lur: Iter iiotl. e. ' invite 1 to
Warr?on Wetinesdar inn* ir
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