CIVIL COURTS.Tür Ai'i:ii.Ti RM

l*t In» united I n>! l i.11 rt tk«*-April Tenu«* -il «liintii It i- ¦.»«id all

( tuirt t. ill in- «lis-

f«-e',l i-f Min,: Lim, argument, api» ni. A«.t Is prohahl . Huit J

«griminal canes to he eli i>oaed of are tl*v lue h tin- el, te-:,1.tut g n lot«

» ». StlllieelatIfI , lil 'i

is i bargi el with i. gi ry; I in .^ _\( ),«détendant i« rl-arge-d svlth rtmbeGovernment m.ii t-j», and the ..,. of the United

Alexander i;«»-. et al, ka thick defauelai« rgt ti with dttfraudlua the Government nutolauma of iiiiiiit-y by luuitung t-i niaku full returns of (lio¦alua to the t"ollee loi ol lut«

in the U nu «»«i Kt.it« -, District Oourl tin Admiralty Term¦will (-..iii» »t 11- on TtM-adap, ni II be

-.| .»n thal day, i>\ Judgi i".. it-, foi tini aiiso^. It m the Intention of Judge Betta to ait «luringt no t-et m None of the caee*a on the alen 1er aj. ibllc ink-lot; most of tin m i" i y ovlluloua« ita.

In t!;*i T!ttitei1 Ht.it.'s Con,«-'.eui lo lie dlslHNMMl of. (»1 ans put'« ti' i; lui

Daring at »least a portion of Ulla montl lia***tl.o tiiatusui.l fact util C.atirt <«r "ippeals sitting in tinsMetric! In the Supreme »Court then s be UeneralTerai held by Jualle-es leonard, Sutherland, snd Ingra»barn. Only tsti» cn ruit-» tvil) l»e-li»l»l. m »1 those pre«over bp «ladara from otb r tUatrletn M» Justice Clerkewill fceud the Speoiat i.iti, fui tríala wliih ¡sir JuslicoIISinslil all« In Cli n min in («> he-u-cx parte bI *igati-d motion*. Then«eulteol thf m the( nan,i»e-i-'scalendar d lion The calendar onthafliat Monday of hfaroh, by a» arrearages,riMitaii.cd overiOO cases iioh imber,Thieoali-adar, with Ihr lecrction-io (he month ha« been(liaposcel of by Mi luatloe lugnthanii wit'i nona.

frota Jradge E D. Smith, the numbai reserved bj «

Hiidetii.it; over t<» tin- next term being les» titan usual.Hull tim ciile-nelar e>f this branch will re« ¦ foi to¬

day. An important motion tn relation to the FernandoWetod r.aie'i» stands lri»,'ii OB the /r 'ached some day this st,«. UIa the Hupii.M«. ('-»int tin» |tny ti ireSStdOWS

for J nat I»--«t Jonc^ and Mi (linn, tin, 11 lal !>.ni foi MM

Vury caiia»v» belli»»' appointed to Juatice Garvin. Justit i«

;o&eruon, Bat hour, and Um ' m the («etiicrttlTerni

In tin» Court of Con.u,«-»i l'li-ai. «lie. appointmenta forthefirst two weelu ere Judges Cardoxo aim »als t»> the JuryTeem, .mel .luelge Brady lo tha «Sp« ' .. til rdMonet «v tin's»»- will besuspoii« ia heldby ali the Judges.U 8. flOlflfMOimil I OPTH R much M -Batea*]

('«iliiiiiiisioin-i Willi l

A"» RXTRADITION 0A8S.AH AIXJMIBD ATl-i »n;«1N».

-J! f'KKI Mt Y OP A «MIURS1 SN RAILROAD CiSlllSYla r» Kitraditlo" if Phill

On r-onipliiiut e»f liaron Guido son (Irabow, Atti in;( «tisiii (»«»ueinil t»f Pruasia for the United states, thatPhilipp II ri. h. late "»«ci. tais «.f Un Rhenish RailroadCompany of Cologne, Prusala, hr,,l committed cert; Inforgeries in Prussia, and, on the presentation « f sufficientproof» e»f probable ciatise, tin» pints tue- -e«1 waa arrestedat Fon Im Lae, Wlsoona n, ana brought te« tin. city for an

examinationThe substance «»f the all« ill.t Henrich are

th-ii. m lK-.i v.. h,«, with Intent to defraud the railroadcompany, f«»rgi»«l at'nt ottered forged papera; and,eapectallT. with li \ j n_;. i» i.-.«.'., at Ctdi-gne. falsely m ol'«

1« receipts, namely one of Hcinrtdi DahleuofCologne,for gfS tbalers, n "-roar-fin, 1 fleming; e»».i» »f WimarOMtaa of «Cologne, for t «> ti "t Herman Rich»arti of «'«»I ogni-, fur Hit thaler*; am 'lier of Herman Rich-arte of I'oh.gii«'. for soo thaler«- oneol Wlmar Uaatan. forbh) th titi«; one of the widow i.f l'.ii r .I«,-« p)i Spalngen,for 70*! thaler»». V) griwchcn, I pfennings; ooaef the helmof Ki.»nz Kaiser »,f üolocne for i.e» thalera, tgroswhitn,Spfenning-.; one of M.ittluas Dinger «>f Gologlie, for mthalera, is graacb.-ii. pfennings; on. of Peter Baastn, for4T thal« r*. 12 gi.»-, lien, i pfennings; MM Of Andrea«Kleisclihain, fm 1,13.5 thaler«, l «groachen, 7 pfenning«; one

of Jacob Mall, for ir t batel -, i groachen, 7 pfennings; oneof liri m,«u Ku ha»t/. for 1,800 tlialtt-, 9 groeohsn, 1 pfen«niug-, earn-of «Berbart Mall, for ist timli i-, i' grosehen,apfennings, anil one of Wm. (.«ludh ich of Blppes, for tillthaler«, and k groe« henTho-a» t-ece»ipt«4>iiri>i»it»»il te» !«. signed respectively bj

theponsm«anoTri m» nt.oneil.The- aggreirate» amount of the.«««' alb-ge-d forge-i le« i* tater

S/*.ot»Ó ill American »»iirrein s

ItstscniHthitt tim Kiiiiiish Riillro.td. of which Henrichwaaf»ecr«-titn, is owned by the Prussian (ios ti inn,-nt.That, (bo roeid wauti-d bunt» fût it- Own Us«», owm-il t».S the

reraooa wlame named were torged t<» these receipt»«; thalUe lands wore t.tkeii l«y the e...v.»tleiii.-nt. ami ttic.s.- re

ceipt» put ported u» !».. «-riven f»y the varions amount«awarel.vd to «»ach ownei ux land That Henrich preaentodforged paiHTH te. the TieMurer e-f tlie road, purporting tobe powern of uttoriic). cmai.uting (¡uni the ne.landowners,and cmiHiwering htm to receive the amount-« swarded toeach one; the--se.lt la alleged, Henrich atoo forged lient i« itb »vi acted asfteeretary e»f the «road froin 1»« ». l>tM»a_d wmin the habit of obtaining from the < bief Tresanrer of theetompttiy orden gist s for the payment of landa requiredtiy the company. Tahlug ^vantage of ibis privilege, bepn«aent»'_ tlt-sa« sUeged fenrged pt-ssi-rs of attorney; ob-talned the order» foi the mi>iu»y swsrdedto the i>crav>us

from whom Luid had b.-.-n' taken, and preaentod tbeaeordeatH, uud obtained tUo money on thetii, by giving theseforged receipt«The pr«K>fs show that the Chief of Treasury rendant.

Phdipp Km k,paul lo Henrich the amount »>f the receipt«;that Henriih ahortlj sfti i staid, on the ttth of Deooraber,lSSej, procured ¿t f i «m. ¡..is- to a ¡»'.ne on the road on theprotensc tltat he waa» ttOuut to put his «v»n Into busitieii attbAt plue*' That on the .'d e.f January, lfteW, a 1« iter waa¦»«ooivo- by the« ralliée,, !, ompany from the defendant it-

«using hlmseir for not returning us «non a« expected, onaccount of a e»ete»ri« cold, lbfe.re he le-rt he- hail Stat« »1 tovarious pomona that ho was going to take his son to Lou¬don.Henrich did not return but took passage for this coun¬

try, arriving here in March, 1SSS. He fli^»t laude-el in llia-la.ikoD. He went from theie toChlcago und fietabHshedhimself in busitic .« ii-s a doctor ami druggist at Ne», lsi)Van Burou-st. Ile r.-uiamed -then until six month aero,having Imh-11 joined by lils family la the meantime' Hithen rembved to Poa du Lae, wisconsin, having, It wstated, given out. previous te« Ins elepni tin r». that he wa*

5oing to various place, but telling no one the real plave.t tfon du «Lae ho reaumc»d the baainess be lia»t follow« «1

In Chicago. He was au rented in Foo da Lae on Wednes¬day last, to which place he b.inl be» ti trat ked through thevigilance of Pmaaton offlciato ami detective« Greatcredit is given to tb>* lion. Benn Clauaaalns, PiusstanCo.i. at Chicago, for hla ak:il ana em rgj In the matter.Mr. Henry B. ^paugh appeared «IS counsel for the

Pruaslan government- Baron von Grabow was alato pi-e-sent.The alleged fugitive Is quite an ordinary looking man;

la rather sparely built; complexión light; hair long, andwear« S goatee, mustache, and sble whisker« of the thin-Beet possible kind. He- sppeared to i.»- lu ex-oelientspiriUaudwas app'tn-ntly tin coolest hnd moat nucoucerned porsou preaeut.

Ile, on being i]iiee>ti«>n»-d, stat«d that he was not readyfor an examination, ami ha«! no counsel. At hiereqaeetthe examinât lou wai- iiosttHiiievi until Tiu-tthty next, atS o'cltsrh p.m., wa^en, it lie has not obUtiacxl counsel,«counsel will be aasigued bim.

ALLKCKI» TIIKKT OF SF.IZFI» WHIsRlBefore Commissioner Betts.

Us.tsd 8ts|«i tfkaut i. K. KiiiiaiaVn. C. II. Ksn.nitB. Bog«i I.«,., »»

Ling lol Michie-! Lang.The two first naund »lefendants were appointed keep

«ra of a seized distillery at Ko. 81 Abattoir place. RogerJiang keep« a liquor store at the conter of Lleventh a« e.

and Thlrti-flfth-st. It la harged that on the night of the18th lust.tbe defendants secret!y remove. 1 from This«_s-tillery to Roger Lang's place, three barrels of whisky,for weich Roger hael agree-d to pay the. Ramsden« Slim.The tostimony of witii.-e-.es In sulistantiatlon of thesechargea was quite strong; twe» peallee off leers s weadngthat they aaw defendants remove» the whisky to Roger'satore, and i»ii» of th« stitu«»*.«.»* testifying that he- over¬heard an agreemti t made by the lumsden'« to nu thlawhisky to ftogrr.The further examination was then adjourned to April 8,

at I o'clock p.m.

COURT OF APPEALS.Mak«;ii jo -Ikfore a-'l theJudges.

ARK Ü. 8. CEimyKATKS EXKMPT FltOM TAXATION ASM e LHITIF.st"

Ti» F«»spta mt ni. Tba Mita.-uil BmialwiT Bink «it J. bu T. It« fmaiBSt «ti. Ssbs ex iyL SbUbbsI Bid! «.f tbt Kr|ni»»l»c liri Tba Skrur

' Tbeae» are appeals fruin judgments renden «I m favorOf the defendant«, on returns made 1-y them to writs ofalternative mandamni, whereby they were direct«-«! torefund to the appellarits, the Broadway and rrthig banks,ce-rtaln taxes paid by them tn lba and lue,* on UnitedRtatoe Boemrlties, the same havfng t»«»,»n d«-clare-l by theSupreme Court of the United mate« as exempt fromfltate taxation, and an act having bet»n pa.««**- by theLa*£talature of this Mate on April 80, isss. hmatO on thatdecision, authorizing and directing the Board ot üi%»«i'visora to refund su« b taxes.The Supervisors audited and allowed the ch-jin-. of this

.ad other banks, ami ordered the Issuing of county ist

«>uue bonds for th« amount of the i-<««sp<««-tlv.* claims Put»the Controller refuse«! to «leliver them, the Mayor r«riis«-»'ito sign them, »%nd the Clerk of th« Pupervlectrs rcfuse-d toaeal them, on the ground that portions of the claim wenTaoasod upon "certificat«»* «>f in_ebte<tne*ft" of tho Unitedfltatee, and that they were not exempt from taxationThe appellant« claim that the question in ree adjuditota,

-being covered by the decision of the Supreme Com t «>fthe United States ; that certificates are securitke of theUnited State« within the meaning of the act af Congr*«*«of Keb. 23,1962. The a« t of l8«! gare a legislative con¬struction to the language of the former act, and declaresthe words "obligation or other «cnrlty ef «the United«tate«" «hall Include "certificate« of in«lebt«.«ducae."The relator« also claim that the «-n-ihiuu of the Board ef

ftupervieors was a judicial «Wtermi nation, and aftor Isringapproved by the Mayor ami Corporation itiuuii«! waafinal, and the Court Ix-lew had no right to review theQueatton.On the other hand it is conteneted that nndei the set of

late, It wat left entirely open for judkial detormiaationwhat amount« of taxes imposed for litit and ism werepaid by or collected from any banking asaociniion, Ae.,«potrrnny portion of their capital stock luveeted in aernra-tiaa of the United Htatea, by law exempt from etaxatltm.Cangressa ha« no axpreas autliority to grant an exemptionfrom Use taxing power of the (state*. It is only vIkimhiexemption arise« from the nature of the «ubjeet broughtbe implied from tah Constitution ItwiiX that Congres»might declare it. It waa plain that ootna el the acta olOtiagreaaexempting Fe-,tul -*cuiiti*a trow btale taxa«tie« applied to eertifliatea of U^lebtednes*. JkckhonreaerveaUThoa. H. Bodman for Bath of Mi« RcpubU; Jidi» T.

Bunill tor Broadway Baak; Ruhsid u«uoi_.aaV««rrespóndante. . -»ii

.Pl'PRCME COÜRT-Si-BCUL TXSA---MA1CB ».-BatenMr. Justice Sutuksland.

.j ni cormsMcr qt*«»ynoN--AN AosrKMKK*r io hyA CCltTALt SUM TS GOLD CJiSHtttT JBK EKM»He Fl»AT LAW, TROUGR AM AOKhtME.NT VHP TUP. KAl P.on rvacBAMB or COU) may ph-imfumtav-i l'KCISIÓN TO BOl-IiKPS OP BONB8 MAI» fg.FVKI1H« LCOAL TSODK» ACT.

Csrs'aas Uarrmj aft kUrj BtrTitm, sr»4 Othet»lite teeto of the case »re brkrfly as follow*,:

V 'Uara Barris«» executed hU bond, dated Max ae, ibte,tv Frederick Bronson, Bxocutor, he., ot Isaac lireum,n.«leceaeed, te th« penalty of to.t-00. oondRtoaed to poy t»gold and eUrer coln of the stai»rtar«l by which «the ««hit

f the United ttetoe wer« legularcd by tha law« existing«» toe Mth day ef Msy, 1st«; the «um of te-noin it)**yean from the dato thereof, with lntonat mt the nato of iver sent per annum, payable aemi-anuually (Complaint7»v. I, ko., tiki r-mrtoagesd certaU property aa collateralaaeuilty. The plaintiffU aaelgnae of this ¿end and mortMaga. The premlaea mortgaged being decreed to¦he WAS te Ms-tltion, and the Referee being directedf # the ;adgteeat to pay eff this mortgage, seeerd

i ne!y «paid the plilntlff on the 11th of r>ec<-*nib-»r, UM.M.i'.i ti»'«, tlie amount then due («ii the bond and mortgagein it-(*M. tender uotea This j>«n mei t w«as by -special d< rentered in thla sctlon and wltu t»f tv plain iffin.1.1- mihi.ut pi. ¡nilli.- t.,, ii« i mvlng her right i., hpaid In gold and hi ITer, nceói In ii ferma of «aidlunn! and mortgage, and a balance ol »..<.".'. i elng the rtlf-

reta value lu tween the value of auld m tea und the.;uni Mb cr « ¡'«»I - nu of

a depo i« b ii Statt i

'i i lurt Comp my «sa a substitut« for the mortgugod*«e, Judgment « on dei I p. in-

( lp ti m (i n i. rest, to wit, |4 '

suds , and that the moucy« in Court be« paid by.iff.

To tills con«;complaint doe» not atate ifacU sufficient to couatiiCause nt ac'lnll.M h Miller, plalatifTsattorney il. w Bobinson for

Mi011*

M itbont criticising the complaint in any o«b« r reap«««,I ii the demarren to It, which are general, asjo-, touting, and intending to present for de« lalon, tin« «ligie tiucatlon, win-iher the plalntlfl mast deem herself und

«i '.»»nd and mortgage »etlsfied by the|i,lM «S w«hlch¦bred In legul tender n-otea, «or whether she I«

.¦mi« i»m addition thereto the9_,M_- in legaltender-sates deposited in the l olted States Trust Oom

uinlei iii«« onbr of tin* « mu! in the pitrtUnui «suit«hy «it raugemt ut i>« t\. een the parties, a* and fur the differeuee between ft.lSl CS (the amount due n, the bond andmortgage for principal and knterroti and the marketinitie ol ti cert.»in quantity or nun.I'd of ji.c.of goldor silver coln, of the standard ment) Mied In tin- oondliion«>f tlie bond, amounting by tale, or denominationally, toUM -i one Niiin. In my «.punnu It inevlta'.lj tat¬lows from lui« decbdou of th.« Court of Appealsin Meyer agt Roosevelt (3Tth M R inn, holdingthe I.'gil Tender Act to be constitutional and \ alfanot only a* to » mill acts tii.nir. alter Iii,- BMSaM of thea ¦'. bul ii--" «I '<. culi! t.M t- ni,ide Im-Íoic ; th.it I Inn ('(«lirimunt coualdei the plaintiff* Lend and mortgage fullypaid and eatteficd bj tbefi.isi M which she has receivedni I« -,i! ii-ni, r note«-«, and that theft must he Midgi.111fin the defendant« on the demurrer«, Tin. ooudltivo ofthe bond dated Mai J6,is.«_l,i ii t.> pay I*.1'--»» in threej'-ar-from the ilute "" iii gold («r «aili i- coin ti the sliind-.uii b \>ini h thiM-oiiiM of the United States wrc regu-tatedbj th* laws existing on the ttth day of .May, lats,wiih tuterest nt the rate of t per cent per annuni, p » «bleon the .'i.th days of Muy and November In each midevery year. In coin H sfOteSShL" (Md anti »liver ure

¦sed not oniy for COiasge. but extensively foi variousother tiaoful purpose«; hence g. Id ami »liver bullion,M n commodity, or as merchandise, has an Intrinsicvalue, no1 mill' fur cointigi*. but for mich other «pur*peees; -uni hence gold or Mirer cola bus an intrinsicluluo um a commodity or as merohandise, and maybe treated «a« "in h b* parti«*« in iniiiritig con¬

tracte; and in construing and enforcing oont-ruota,! donut «et, i»bi tin- ((.urti ahould not treal gold or olivercoin aa the partie« have treated it bj tin li conti m-t. Them«,.ia,-, ci stamping of portion» or [deo ¦« of theo, mel ilaalloyed with bauer metala, by Oovernment prerogative,lixe-i the value i'! such piece» ii« money, or emin«.! money;but the regulated atandard of a gold or silver coln of n(.¦neu weight, thal la the proportion bj weight ol Its finemetal and allay, determine« it« relative initie aa a com

modify. Before the i-ouai lender Act. money me,mtcoined lunney, and all legal proceedings t«i enforce thepayment or «collection of money debt«, it nan the officeofmoney, no1 only to measure the money value ti alicommodities, eren it*» own value, viewed or treated ma commodity, but al.-»»» to pay or satisfy money debt«. In¬deed, If Mm may be aaeuaed tor uttering such a mereverbel tnil-.ni, value in tlu- abatrad, or an mea-ure«!by money, (oui I not la- expressed wllhont luoiie*,.

Hence it i-ci id. i,t that before the Legal Tender act, tftallowed from ii.fin e oi eapacitj of coined mom y. Ibecoinage ayatem of tba United Btatee, it* adopted unit a.value. Hinl Iii«« |"«wer of <'ongn-s-, ti. cnlii muli«} lind to

regulate the value of coln-', Unit « promlae to pay HWwaa In legal r-ftacl apromiae to paj at the opUoo of thej.romi-or t'lmin any coln wIiich might In- a li gal U-ndi r

for «liol at the tims of payment; and heme, that a notefor HOD and a note tar lui» payable In tot silver dollar-,or in 100 gold dollars, or in five doublt« eagle-, m teneagle«, or .«o half -eagles, with or without the additions Iwords, lawful or eui rent money of I ho United Mates, wa¬

the Rame in fogal effect, for in eil!:t-r cum« the note couldhave been paid in silver dollar», or in either of Um gold( (.ms. My cn ass forth««*-t-xtrt nniy elementary ri murksmast in* tin« peculiar character «ol the couttuel Inthin e:tr>o. The contrat t i- to p.iy H.oon (theiiriiicijial mentioned In the condition «>t tin bondi,and the interest in gold or hiiv. i oom. of th»»utan.lind by winch the coins of the United n» tie«wen regulated by the law«, on the i.-th of May, l-v;. thedi,le of tin* bond As the standard of% gold or -ii ve r i oin«>r a given weight di leniiiiie- its relative value a«, bullionor a commodity, the contract may be said to be te pajStaOW and Interest la gold «or «allver coin of the value ofÜbe coln «of a certain standard specified In th.* i ni.tr.it t.It ia plain, then, that hy the contract, the parties to utreated the gold or »liver coin lo lo- ngia or tendered. M a

ommoditi, or ss specific urti, les of a caouDodlty, fur the( ..m |» t.. ix« value, of coane i.iiue.i in iiionei, in dolíanami cents. Bj the contract, the coln tendered In «paymenti-a »,o la- valued, and if not of the value or »tandara .ailedf..r by the contract then the different«« In raines Is stsu tobe paid or tendered The raines, aad the difference be¬tween them, must «of «course be expressed la money, In(lollara and cents. Now, the thing, the coln, which bythe . «mtmet is to be rained in money, cannot by tin*oontract i»o treated as mousy. Money and the thingwhich it is to mea-ure and exprès- the i ulm* of cannotboth be «rtewed er treated a« money, eran though thatthing be gold or -silver coln. Ki« «rident, then, tust thepan..-to the contract, by it, treated the Min In whichthe hondls «paya-ble« ss a commodity, which hythe eostr»et wras to be of a (.«.rtaiii value, or of a value the im aas

[.lining winch an- fixed bl the conn ad. TheCourt mast tr« at the coin m wim h the bond li paj ««his a«

the parti»- ta the contract hythe eoatnet baw treatedII; ami i» hat is the result t <»f courie the n-iili is thaithe Court must view the on,Hu« I a« a ciu.trm t t«i pa) a

certain sum of money, a nonar debt, Inaeertaln com-modify,m In spécifie article»or acanala commodity, ata curteut price cr valuation, fixed or ¡irovi.l. f.,r by the(.nilli, t. And what i« the legal result I It mual l>.- deemedsettled that a contract for the payment of a i .«r!..in sum ofmoney, a nota for instance, in six-ciflc article«, at a cei tainprice oi ralnatloB, glees to ths pa*, lug patty ths ot.iionor privilege of paying the money, in tuen sp« Clfli article*»,at the price «if valuation, but does not giie to tin. partyentitled to receive paiinent tin- right to enforce p»)inentin such articles, at the price -named, or any oilier pro .- or

valuation, th it tin- paying party may pay In the specificmil, ¡, i or commodity, at the price or valuation, but thatthe te,clvlng party must rec« ive lils debts ni money, Iflegally tendered.

"

(I'mnev agt. Gleeson, .1 Wend, y.'t:Smith agi .«-milli, ..l.itir». MS; Brooks agt. Bnbbnrd, IConii. tu. mr. Fletcher Hgt. «Derleltaon, » B.»-w. ISLI ofcourse It follows If the legal tender act had not besapassed, but Congres«, after the date of the Ininti, hadmulei lally deha«ed or lowered the staudard of tho goldand siller coin, that the plaintiff would have beenObliged to Westra payment M her (fehl In «net debasedgold or silver com by title or «.niit; thnt lier debt could haveIh-cii paid in anv g.'ld cr «11k r ( «in at Ita then reg. lutedsiandaid or valu.» na coin or money, which wa» or mighthe a h-gai tender for tam a sum or amount of inone> Itis plain that this result would have i>.ll,.wr«l from theverv tenueef the contract, and without referen«««' to theooaaidentlous that it wa* the cvi.leiii Intention of brou-si»n, !.. Whom the l»ond wa* executed a« eieciitor by thecontrai t to protêt-! the «Stat« uiiih-r lim i barge againsttb<» power of Congre** to regulate the value of coins, ofcourse to debase them, and that no Court could aid a

party lu thus lindert .»king by contract to thwart or evadea ('..needed jw.wer of Cuagresu The ver}'terms of theeentrael compel the Court to hold that the plaintiffsclaims are not for the coin to lie valued, or for Its lalue,hut th.ct har claim Is for her money debt, eaprewd indollars, and Hie inteiest on it, by the contract to be

lu Mid or silver coin. ki. I am not aware thatthe standard «or weight of gold or silver coins (exceptthe weight of half dollars and smaller silver coins, bythe a«*!«- of 1HÍ3, and whuh, by th* act, are made a legalteiidd for sums not exceeding |5i ha.s been lowered, orli-sM-iw-d or aller»«d since the date of the bond. I cannotsee, therefore, how there could have boen occasion forsaving what has bien saldas to it» construction, legaleffect, Ac if the Legal-Tender a<-t bad never beenpaSM-d; bur the I-ega!-T« nd. r ait was passed and hamI» en held constitutional by a Court which controls, andbasa right to contint, th* de. ¡sinne of this Court. Theact do«--not de< lare legal-tender notes to \,e coins. Themoft sanguine alchemist that ever lived probably neverdreamed of converting paper into either gold or »liver.A ino legal-tender note doe» not purport on Ita face to be«Vin, t,ut «does purport on Ite tace to be a promise to paytlO. Ou its face It purport« to tie a promise to pay money,not to Ik- money, but the act doe| declare that thesenote« "shall be lawful money, and a legal tenderlapayment of all debts, nubile and private, within thetinted Rates,«except dutue on Import« awl intereston Government bonds, whuh shall he paid In cota."Now, .h.i tiling which ia a legal tender for a moneydebt.-which a party is by law obliged to receive lu pay¬ment of Ins money debt, muet be money, or considered toIk- moiM-.-,. for it perform» an office, or ha» a capacity,whi< h r.eth'.iiK hut money «an jn-rform or have. It necee-aarily fotkiw*. then, troa» the terms and legal «fleet of thetem» of the plaint iff« bond, or contract, and from theI.« gal ««iiiWir aet. and the «lontroiliiig rt««si«_,ii,s affirmingit» constitutionality. th»t I most hold, a* tlie ««oiuoialntshows, that the plaintiff had received K.isi e«*,, theamount due on the temi) foi principal and interest, Inlegal-tender notes; that the fiend has Iieen paid, amithat she must consider herself and her bond both aatieftedby euch payment for inch is the controlling law ofthe caw* Of course, any one must «ee that whengold or silver eoln is the subject of a -contract ofpur« h.i*e and sale and delivery, or of pledge, or ofspecial ttepirtdt, or of an unlawful eunvenuon, it is per¬fectly désistent with the fore«nmg view« and conclusionarrived at for the Court te treat It a« a commodity, andapply the »ame rule of «tamag. s for It» non-delivery, erunlawful conversion, as would be applied tar the nondeiiiery or unlawful conversion of any other arte leo.»on.moally. And te prevent miaappreneiision of whatbaa been maia, and m view of several of the caaes growingeut of the Legal-Tender act, cited on the argument, andwhich I have not time more i^rticukirly te refer te. I«a ill go further aud sa-y tf A. Ii. 1b the preeent oomtitionof thing», agrees t* mil «and de-ltver tJO bóchele of wheatt«j c I), or io perform ewrtain amice* tot C. I), tot tied insolder silver coin, that I do not »ee why the «curt can¬not and ought not to tre«t tiuv agi cement as «an agree¬ment m tlie one ease, te exhaaare one commodity foranother («juiniodity, «nd In the other ease a» ui. agree¬ment to exebang« or reader certain «crviee» tar acertain commodity. An agreeiseot to pay ao manydollar« ta ooIb, or In coin at a «ertein vataaWob bytale or weight, is on« thing; lit an agiwcment io pny sotumuy dollars or to render certain »ervicee, or deliver aeerum eoniioedrfy, for eo» by Ulta or weight, is anotherthing. The result of tbe Legal-Teater act is that goldtttrtl »liver coins have practically ceased to he eurie w7,and have become.«jeept ss te the Oeverasaent-pracft-eally enctuslvrl- a e-emmodity. and an bought, and soki,and speer.lutexl ¦*., and con.monly.viewed and treated msuch. Why should a timm ignore this stat« of things, nu-le«»» coiui-e.lcd to do so by the term» of th«,ixmtract or bytorc« cfiSi Lega>Tender arti Why should net A B.and C. Ii, be preeumed to bav-e made the eappoeed agreemeet. In view of th« fact that gold and uiver eetn hae, Mbetween mell vidual», héteme exe lamvtly a ceuamo<_fy -

ia 1 iew of th« fa<rt that a roUl ««tragic le worth taartaeu orliftecn «tallai« in legal te neb--- i.ete*l Why »hoindnot tti« * «uit eoaakWr A. b aud (*. D. as baring, bytheir «rapposed Ifreemeat, treated the coin to be pablfor the eommoditw or servie«« as a commodity, andt h« word« one ha>n»*rtd itt^kmri, aa uaed by tbero forth«pûtpose ».f d«,»iftniting tlie (Quantity or «.uuittt of pie«««of sota« at their »tamped or coined vahie se money, to 1*de live red «rr paid t And If A II and C. P. har« so IrestedIt by their »ap-peaed agree meiil, why ahould not the Courtao treat it, and coMtder C. D.'s «agreeassal a« «ululant!«ally au «greeaieet te deliver a ecrtawquuutHy ornumberof piicea of coii*. ss a roniroodify, tar a certain other oom-UoAlly, nr for certain »«rvir«» I Ia »zamtatng the plain¬tiff» ena* of a money debt, and her rights under hermoney bond in view of the la*gm\ Tende» act, I have notIntended te sty anything not consistent with the conclu¬sion, that if io th« supposed ca»e, A. B. delivered wheal

«» Dgreeinetil on li!« p irt, he would bo IcgaJh liable to ptybe » due ' the oin t! IUrs, that is, pt n-tically. in legal

or r»erf »t-rnisd the (tervites aeeordlng to sirreemnnton kiapatt, and (\ l>. did not pi.« or d« llvi-r the« coln »<«e»rdlngIIt.'ml. lióles, for in.i» tn ally legal ten .lcr not «»at ni, in,,in >and reprearnt douars 'Iii«« agreemont on «C. H.'a pari n

tins supposed cane «Is not to pay so many dollar»«, »or top ) se, many dollar« In (»oin, or In coln at a eertala raitt

¦'...!" .! ii tis in coinlient oc lui tin -» r\ i. . Na» tb-lat ear datj I« d»0

n ni iii A Hi ..- ra the wheat oi performe thes« 111, -t-r, ni'il, tfbcii A B d««»»«« this, tlie terroa of the sup¡ens.»»! agreement would not « «>tnt»« ) the Coori to hold that

debt of 1100 was du« fi mi I»., ind I do not arewhy tin- ('mut oould not bold,oonsldenng the rircnm

ande «.... ii Hu. supposed ,ra», i',»ii,i-iit »»a made«ami willi reference towhlon the partli* Bust I»» pre»¦»¡aiin.i t,. ii u,» m ii ». t<,!, thiii e- li.'a duty w»s e» peif... n« i; se it; A li «at .. to delivei in.« coln, or to pal Ita\ i'ii.» in |. . «I tendel »»tes There munt lu, Judgment iorthe défendante on tin» ii. mnrrera, wit* seat»

Cn tv n-a, it« fore Justice IkoraoamCAN IHK CUV JI.IX.K ».IttVT A Willi 1)1' ____t___t

CORPUSttn r»- imteyk tam

Mr K«-en. the-\V:ir»l»»ii ot tin- Penitoittisrjrotl Blsek»well's Intend, w»« «erved with a wrll «r ii«!..»as onrim«,pan ti by ('ri -. Judge Ru wiiroonnnndlng linn to pr»adnietim body of (baili n Kdwarda, wbo waa confined Is Hier< i.iitiiiiaiy on it commitment f«»i mladniiMiior. Air.be-, n made re»(nrii thal Wa irdawaain his custody ss a

pi ison***-, imitera final commit mont of tin« ('«»iirtiif HpeclalBf¿etona, and bo reapcotfullv declined t«> prod's * AKdwarda before the Jtidj*», .hyrraeoti of aald comrallliicnl, Illili Ii.S In» .ii .te.in». Dettaoft 'li.ttn«,in,l Corra« lu n «Tu tee Russel « « j mm» tiievto fat-t-j i-nne«! antitt.i liment .»-.etnst Keel for eonta-mptA Beetloo s. ita noss na.oír. t.» s .t. ii», tin., attachment. It

we« contended (hat the City Indgi 'i I i.. p,,sv-r or an¬ti, ,,ntv to leane a s. rit »»r hfcbee»corpus, s ml (ho Qenerali. m ¦'. tin-« nutt h.»ti to hold in tiu> ma«' of Die l'copieagi. N-uili.

.iiiilgo liiitiaii'ini, aft'-r hearing u-gunsnt, said tliat,although be haltered the City Judge la»»<i the powsr t«»i »-.ne t. nts of babees oorpua, yell the deeisten of the Oeseirti 1,'iin .te to the oounanr. end be would vsaete thenttarhionl and discharge Mr. Kana it i« undonteodthat an t_*pt*m sstil la.« t.ik.-n to tin« licner-i! -nu

«Befen Justit« Hi "nu ulan*. -

«MKWMOM&fWtolliKI Ml «fttoltem illlllgSSSRt fur plaintiff on

demurrer wtlii -.'«»ata«, and with l.>.tv-» to rletVn laut to su-nw-r in H days on payment of e»o»,lH of liomin rar

Heroin Justice« Imiuaiiam,Darting Mt-tMiliei Befemtentopeaed0« payment of

coate of »inn.i tad motton, Danes to be nstond tom'«»ml »r. and mi «l«»*ni fear li»e* tilt li of Ajaril.

I.tiiior agi Itraillord..Moimi» »le-nli» I, pi al ni "fe costag1»), to alilil» «»soul.

Reten .Jtn!i<« MunnPtt-e kc-i et al agt Mayir- Roteaa»OB i»-»l«»revt1

COURT OP COMMON PLSAI Mauoii mI.Ititi!.II *¦ e«l e.V. NH;»e ''«-.l-l K IIK. I.IKN LAW*

ti. k V) llhl-iHeia iel. llaili.eli. I Hie«»»-., leal othei-l.This artioa is lor «the ion towra oi « mee 'heaic's

lion aKHiiMi th«. New Timk 1»italii fin aaalailelafaiiilAaelbv pi »tutiffsat the rripioft of II. II Davis, wini had nit

agrecmanl In wlittng,dated Met ¦. is.«, willi A. T.*->!e-si«i!, >vin -ii agreement oontainnA the followingoteases: "Is oooalaoratloa »>f the «um of g';-o paid i.vBeria toStewarton the sxeoatlon ead dellrary herty>r,Stewart niam-»» to and !i»»r»l»y d'»"»» let and iiMit tinto soldHats li the- bulltling kiiowtt: M the (In!.-a Church Of the Mcj»-sluh. situated on llii.a-lw-iy, opp.eiite Uio New YorkHotel, in enid «i\, fsr Du» term «>f 11* <> wash», eemsssae-iin» »in Dee. KI. imA, wai ending M De-* 14. UM l'iwaea-sion of sahl prämiere shall, boss.«vit, t..' given te» Davisonl»t>c i. UM, withthe «privileges if mtiUnrimob altrrsttimstheftreon, mbjeot to the spproval »if srii hi.»»art or in«tigiiii. ,»s «li iii no4 deprecíate tin« value of aald building."In nuüdagaoch »:i< mt min«. Part« may nae the s eaei /.

¦aateiiala, -V-. »».> fat now un the preta aee, it to-lng ninieistooel Mini agWieted Hint the Change» «I'litiinpl »li.l te theInterior eif a;tl«l btiihlina V"-. t»nly such tae»;!l 1 ipt ii t<»the purptMoa of a fu-I t ¦aaa tbe»*ter, similar toalbtoeiTheater.Darts »gil» t» kate ami taits sahI f'hureh ir building

upeiti th.e t. in, mu! («oiiejitneii si ia v»»t.» 111, to adapt it tothe put i»«.ti « .if..;«'«-aid, .«t ins oss n ...i »tn i ispeas» sadut tin« expiration e«f n «id teni mrrendei the pii-tacMinn ofsaid butt.ling and ¡panatanate «aid Munit wKh all th»altérations, adtllttoiis, am' unpiov» BMatfl Hitit thateo»,without an.» ihtiea" whatorerthereto!

l in» rtijri-, m. n" Chea givea Bavia the prlvileeje, " »L'h«*.etpiritn.il of still let m «tit.l surrender nioreislii. ofr.ntitig th«« thi.aU-r up to M iy I «li'-ii >-tt. I »i th,» stun ofti li fe«i «Silt levn w.sli-i, | »a« V i»'»1 « In «.It ««ne Al! thei*»»ee to this ai'iiii» w»»rr reemerad tothaHea j h ho«WOfth a« s-ol». rofiii-i», U» beer, 'r>, »ml l«»'«ailinne th»same.The plaintiffs cintro that tinder Du* ttativetue-ii thelosseabael th«- right t.» bitnl Iheui »is rty Iw «outrmcta ssitu «ia,

in« .lan! .. » III olhtsr »ViiaD. lllMt COI li I.la'I ois With hilo I"

cann-, m s irt't.s of it. OOntraOtefW, «>r «1 liei^i »»ila »-<»utr tetors to the os. tiers of tin* N«' w Y«»i k ThuV-or

Til«, détend in!* r»ai*te-ii i'ii* ettaI K Jtl.li-i- litiiW'ir'h. »tfl- r s'stlng 'ti« »t»*e«, and JiiV'i-S

Ins if In itsgeixtral bearto«, s.-ty»Tim i-. if I ululent!-»iiel it, present* (lie nsk-sl «ju»'«

tia,n whether» lessee, stn ii« «the put .».-». of makinftaltoriitiniM at I. « «»an mel and a-ip-ui*-. w-th a view lo thebetter ntlaptaUon of the premiáoste the bastaste tat»hi, la .!, <t it- rented, Is the igenl >' -hi» less«»r In maklin»'in. h slteraUona s.« thal i lien for the agi»ed prtta«therefor ee, .;. oat thereof sea be tniic»«»»«! »ip»Mi th««1» lor*a «lil'-iett In t!i»t prrtnliiis tints diaXpOOSd of

la mr view at the atétala,-this goeatioa maat b» ans\t.»te»»i t«. the Bnaatlrn Ia Ibia view tin» oempteintshieitl«! !>«. dlsmlaard, *iti» -«».li .«> the dafeo Imit Ht-»wsrt

'1 here Is tw pretenae liar«! the pi.un! itf* s. «n» nits ..! i,jMr. Sti.w.irt, or by anv on.» s« Img foi Ii ni, ** tt» Dot ratet,,,us ixlating betwo»» bin and Mi Perte <»rtb.it ulan.t¡ff-» »li»! n »' ni loratand II ah thej inn.ulina timlii.it«»i I:ti*. A«. I nn.1i" .(.tut tl's.r p.. t,..i, the« ronnnbrIt proper, under the »dvlosaf «r« i»r their tetMe-tt, te» t- <»t the «pi-itiuti of Mr H dtlty SSOW»eruti'lsr the ststats first «cited, and if nnaunoeáafnl (b«-jrShould pay tlie Ooat« Which ihsylher.-hy maka it lii-»ce 1

s.it . r«»r Mi hi» v. ut te incirtell la« Baale -i* I" Ita deolalona to sid s p»»*a.bln futeire ni

amina!'.in of tins OOM by th« I true M uurl is lu- * Iiai

expounded «x11 theatattatee in ri><|ie-. t to mechauiM I-m *

r.tbitiie< to Di«-Cily and («»uni) »»f New V;.rk Ho far man) of thean former etatutoa «* ..-«. s ni lar to th» Hassalone in raeptsot to the na ila »weattea larolv«sd in this man,tin» d«-< .ti.en, riWtetalrtS Dum i'ii for the ooivsUucUjPvtiii. h I hats .¦ giveato 'ne*. pr»»fiit one

l; h Duerna forplalntifbi li li v.', a tor «l-rmi-mttra« i a i. Ji.ua li.-f.irs, Jtiit"*. AKi'«./»»

lan Ml«.Ni

f-,¡gler»g. aiglet -Ke.s.ii of nitre*<oo«hfin_M »utid«»« i- .* grant«(lentil agt. Mari'i-n. The ord»«r prt>i»«««*-»l by planiliff'aatte.rnev isrlght, eue'/tpt that tin» reveivir »aould he lia

.pointed now. If Die parties do nut agres* un the natue ofthe reioivei, I will Insert «»ne In the» order.

RDRRODATF-rt COURTThe wi'li of the following «ieoeaeed persona hare

hera Milo at t»-«l t«» priabat« during the peat a -*\l WllhixmII. Jeplu.011. Catliannn Mc» nffnty, TheaVeS» OHyriu».Tlaomaa Brown, l.tu-retin Bronson.

I^ite-rs eef administration ha»».- la-en grant.'.l on tim fol¬lowing estates ; Willmiia lib.era. MIobae! 1 Hikey, AlfredTowers, Loola» Deykle. Praiicis Vlnciiit, Itridajot Harret,K Hi»» Hillier or Heinllltg, Harban» Dmelflr, .laineM I". II »«pe,Charles ti. ('««ffin, Kami"' M Dommon, James 1 II!gi;iiiN,»Leonard Lang.John Walla«/«, Henry Ball. Hermann li <>t

timan,Stephen N. w. Jone«, H««phia Mispie««, Kphmim1'iM.le, Pntnck Dote», Pauline- Qp >*--i». Ann 1ju\ Margmr-.tWatkins.

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"Hie Hon. Win. B. Cemphell, a Démocratie Memberof the XXXIXth C-nngrese from the Vth Tenn-aaee Dla-trief, has piitillshatd a eard declining re-election to theXLtn Congress on the around that the "generoua kind«'ness and confidence" or hla roustituencr '' has not beenrewariled by adequate service dutüig the ihvrt tirss" hsheld 111« *r-»l

THE MONEY MARKET.HUM ST 'lilli MUCK KXCIIAXng.

truss «ii i:t-g Phaais Uauk B. adlnc,ktj M.i"*- em.io«j

i« i« ofComm« u c ¡ski ii jM .Ill U'. ...Vi tall bujino. Il.imirth .Nation Ikia.nuWeel l-'iiii.i. Ti1'" .bill M\em . «.fells, Varga BxpiII. HiI". HM ,M rUH nili«.-Inn Mat I--.M-,10(1.1*(Hintonino .

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(¿nid tit>er*n || l!.'.¡ Un» export of the woek waa

tlV'.Ci'-s(¡ovfiii.in-int ttatitmit* staaiiy. ^nd tlie new isnue

of -m memugpgaèemgm. Th» inwcellanooiiii liât ü

«till ii««Kl<*-jt««<l. I'acific Mail inatill iwtire, aud closedAt 1 m\ after aollini; at 1 -C, Tho K.tilir.iy sliaro market m a ivli do w t* alroiiK'.r ni th.* timmins, with a

ii,miel itn l.ii-.i,.-.-. IlieUgMI «S'iutliorn wiw nu ex-

t («jdion, ami -nild »lnwn lo 74' and cloue-il st 7I¡. Latein the day the foUo-wfag .[iiot.itioiM wen» made :

Now York Central, l'CJ a* IShei Bri* 8af»|) Hudtau, UT| ; Reading. 1»/!| tílO-'l Mu hiican Boothern.7I¡ 0-7'.. Clüvcl.uiil ami l'ittilniriili. 7-<J ,r7'.i ; North-Wtit-rn, M| w ".'.',; North-Wjitcrn Pi.-f.rrcil. ('»'ila*O'.i, K.ick Liland, M| «Ht, ex div. ; F«»rt Wayne,Mè-dtUMoney wau activo to-day at full citen, but tlie i»r.*v«tui.* tu htiiitiw wai not 10 great tut on l'ii(l.»y Sinu

pat cent uni freely pii'l, and i ti soino cas. ia littlemoro. -Commercial ¡kiimi nt-Ws at 7a7i for Wat, and-«..M for »»«comí pata« The scarcity of moneythrniiitli'iiit tin- country ii attribut«*d by the iiifla-tioniitu to tho withdrawal of legal-tandcrs by tho.Socretary of tho Treasury «luring March. Thu opinionas we have reaaon to'behere, Iim a slight foundation.Some contraction of k-gal-tciubsrs will bo shown inthe April Htatatnent. but not the|4,000,000authori_r«l.In this state of offairs borrowers cannot be too care¬

ful in making long engagemeaits, baaed upon the ideaof cheaper money in April and during the Sutnnier.In ordinary year«, abundance of mouey in the Sum¬mer and low rata« aro the mK but thore are move¬

ments of magnitude to be made by the Treasury infunding Seven-Thirty and comp«Jund note« prior to

August 10, which will diaturb all ordinary calcula¬tions. For the present Government sectiriticn offerto capital the Im |/<- ««t rate of intt-xeat, and until gold ia

at a much lower premium federal stocks will not losetheir advantage, and cull kiuus will be cheap whenbad at about 7 per cent.Tbe Bank statement is reportad as showing an in-

creaae of legal tenders of $1,(100,000, with a decreaseof deposits of $2,100,000, and a reduction of $-:, -»«V-booin loans.Exchange is not so firm. Bills at «10 days ou I«on-

! donare quoted at 10H <-109 for commercial; 1081-1100] for bankers'; do. at short sight, W>i u-MH ; Paris

| at (»days. .1.21 i_;5.1«i]; rio. at start sight, 5.1ft.-2 5.1«.-..;

j Antwerp, 6.20«i»5.1?i ; Swis«, 5.20<»5.1H| ; Hamburg,\ WSaMl; Amstardom. 44>J-_2*-tl|; Frankfort, 40;«*tlBremen, 78f«Í7Í ; Prussian tbalen«, 71 i _ TJ.In Freights the engagements to Liverpool are 200

bales Cotton at i£_-16d.; 100 tons ManulVtuml To¬bacco at 25s., and per steamer, 100 balee C«»ttou a*' lf-1. To Bremen, 40 hL«ls. TobMco at Sk Od.. and150 boiee Estrai*t|Logwood at 22e. (Id. A Norwegianbark to Camm and »market, with 2,000 grs. Corn at5e. Od., and a British bark to London, with 2»,000bush. Barley at '»Jil.The Naw-York imports of foreign dry goods com¬

pare sefoBowufmr tbe Week IM«. Í***ttk,

Entered at ths «pert. ttrj-).«*« »¿,M«,^lThrown on market. l.loe.TM» i.tnt,:ss

»a*j,n i. ima. ima.v literie at the port.go,t**,rti Im.uu.kiThrown m markst. «,7D|,ö»4 si,3M,i7lTbe total hnports at New-York for tbe week com¬

pare as follows :Writ tuting Uitth U. Mir.hM. Marri 1« Mick T

Dry Gooda.|1,_17,M_ tJ,611,7«3 M.rr»,î7t |Q,4«S,U1General MáM. I,0M,17S s.sid.ioo l,9W,4_3 XM,.,I

Total.$4,342,300 mmasmm $4^01,(M $4,S0S,1(MThe case of Stewart against Drew and others, t«-

garding tbe alleged frauds in the management of thestock-gambling " pool " in Erie last year, haa jost en¬

tered on a new phase. The plaintiff, Joseph B. Stsw-artajhss been arrested with Leonard Huyok. ona

charge of conspiring to defraud the Qorernment.Stewart and Hurck hart both beoa vince«! la lujj*

1NH7.$1.3l7-fl!_i

t^o.î-is^si83.7M.4S4

low-et. jail, the ball bolig fixed at $-»0,000 e.vh.iiliich aiiimint they lind not hean ahl» to obtuin laMevening. Mr. 111 : > 1.. it will be mnemoered, wat

n«.! Cn .M reliants'Katiosal Bank of Wash«in ''«i. which institution Is nil«-;;.-.! ft» be indebtedli» Um (¡»M-niiiiiiif in tlie sinn of |75O,000i II.ninstintiaxfeii. »! gportion al hiaproperty to Ifr« Stewart,

bars bo. t arrutad for conapiriag to io*band«

aJ M-ir«i Domett and Nichol«, Bankers and Brokera,linve o;»-:it ti an offleo_d No, IS Brond-ek, for UM pur< baas ¡in.) sale of Government .eeui.tiea, gold,nndMocka« exclaaivelj on coiiimis.iion. Mr. Junien ItNichols i-« btte of the finn of John llryan <5r Co., unda memberof tbe Nw-Yoik .S!<»ck là\cli,itigc.ThaCOOponaof tut Land IJonds of the llitiiiiibal

«ml 8t. J(»m-|»1i KiiiIki k1 Company, «hie April 1, willbepaid in Neiv-Voik i»>- Unana Bherasnn á.Co, or

in lhatMl by tin» Tie.i-iiiicr. li. S. Wutaoii.The filloMing in mi official atatement of the bnsi-

neRiof tin- offi'-o of th" A»«*.i.«,t*uit 'J.'r<-a.*iiin-r of the'IiiitiHl Si.itc.-i, in Low-Voik, for tho month gkaamUgY(\ m, ItSCT:

ItKCHTITI» AMI niSIUinSFMRXTSFeb. 2v.iv,7, by balance .1114,3%,'VTt N

|{(«cell»^ (lim: iç tin- ii.iiiiII),On n««» ..inf. .f ('.HtoiiM .ti2.ifw.03. 2*1On accounts» Gol«! Not«. 4,0:4,711.» noOn minina 1 le..,-..] Kel (inn« &f,.m ViOn Hciount V. C Department. 67s.Mn HOn 11c unlit Tran-..,. . 3.6W.HOO COOn aeoeaat Patent .,.,.,, ^ ey, v_o., aecvaut Mi.v.ii.ni^,^ ;' 4.7.810Ü06 enOn sccoont I>l/*lmi>*iii*; vi c 'M lObMMM MAasayOrflos.i«h -/re 10Ou aooount IntortrttAu-JU.»^ 4,34«, 159 75- ft.*Tti

r.iymenu. . $194,111.r»'«ISTrcuHitrv lirnftH ..»'734,90-¿ 78l*eM Office UraftM. ^.t». ïlll|sliiireli'< Accounts. ll.'tVi'sm 01Ajuoiy Offic«. 'JaJOjie mlateras* Account-», sisIn «Nitn . a.HlOfiït ft»In Ciin-encjr. '.»'/J.OOV 84. -¡^ .-,- 744 m

.««lance. ""-Ml V« WHy Hal. t.» Cr. Tr-HHiirer 0. el. n .U.i.im 71

Hy Uni., Cr., Ditbttrstag Acts J,oit),iU 74

Hy Kunda In lm.nl. Im AssayOffice. 3 501,04» 7»

Hy li ii , Cr., lntortxt ACMOBtl 1.2 >...T4» 74- 1M.I34.I.1C MHy He-oetnts for Cuatomfl m «li«* Mouth ofMarok, mt.tll.lAi.9H M

Ity KmcaIoU dir <.u.itun_« lu tin: Mouth oíMarch, 1*07. KMMMM

Inonwmc in Iftf/r . «tl,044^i»5 15Htnteane>nl of biunnetá tit On tin Uni Mnlrs A stay Offne at

Ara York for il-.C S tttth ending Utireh ,w, lifiiIl.il»^ilH .if «iiifil. ^lO,t)ii0 0SVntatga Omm.«ti..,»»«-«) o«iForeign Hulllon. MM '»lliiltcd «KUU-rt KtiUloii «-- "¦>*

Iit-posiM of bill cr, liii-ludin-t I'ur-nlnv*««. Altino Ù0

PondgaUotas. O-ons 1»Foreign bullion.. 6-000 <»

united (-.tilt.«a liniiioii (cuni«.in.-<1 In«..lill .... . 6.O0S 00

United r»t.U«* nullum (Idaho). 1 l.iXJO 00lind»*! HUttM Bullion (l^iko H'.iih>r'r» l.'iOO «*)United Htat«a Ulllii'in (NoVtvl.i./. 9.«!KW OS

Tot ni d.|H,«it«i ragtblali in*» *i» 1.000 oeTot.ti depoelta 1'iy¦»''»;¦ »la« >u«i t»),.**) .uy-

MMM 00

aoMIUrssUtDpe«!. «t4.tt.l4l M

Tmiirtiiiiltcl to lfiilt.il ñi.itfo Mint.Philad.ilnina, foi»OMnngi. tlW.Oîd 07

Tho biMiiuvirt of the hub-Treasury was: Ko«;.i|»tifoirOaatnuota, $;rrj.ooo. ImQobS Motee, fciis.ow); totalKoceipt*. |i «MMM] lol 1! l'ayoieuU, It^SM^IM 74.

lliilanc«'. %tiX),ÍAiA,\ ;«»In con.-K-iitKiii«;«-. i»t .1 r.«.«] irk in the»«, coi.innis on

Bâtardal laat, «wa Hire bad banded aathaieUawing«*opy of it letter-j-dilre-tued on the pr»viou.i\V'iMlnea«layto the (.'(¦liiniittoo of the A-noinlily, olutfgtd v- ith tho.n ve«ti.'T« it ion »! «iffiiir-i oí Inn Pai'iiu- M.11I SteiiiushipOomanay. NmrT.m* M«r-li F liWTTit* lint, Meurt ''mill, l'i,, t:t U'jklh, l.i.»u'i«r iu-1 Ja« «-m

Oma MM «f-*-i>K*KKiit)i. Tbanntersigaed»ii«», in respsneata yem

«tiiiiiii.iiM, attended befare >ou 011 Moi-biy la-«!, m wit«lie«».«*-., m-, «ni iMinci i«y m reporterei Un BupreaieCourt,nhees sei s lees, how »ver, wera-denied to tneni by your«'li.iii niau, ii;...:i tin« plea tlint if he were iidiuitt.d, itWould Im« iii* .via.try to admit other lt«|»iirt«i|-l, ¡t(yllj«-.> Sdin lint dei iMoa iiiHin tim furiiier assitrsaee that tun temXb-inony of ti»- witiit^.«.«-. takea «iowa hy th« repartee ptaa-cut on the p.irt t«f tin« ( wmmlttee vrould 110K be imliinhetl,i-ritliont I1.11 ln< Ix-a-n funt nul.uiitted in eiieh cu-md to tlie.MneaS fur re-, hum.

Notwtthataadlna thi* rt«ií.»«^.>in(«nt. liowcvcr. the ln-oi«.4«..i aawspapec reparta «hare been aahHahod te ¦Jsy oft< ntiiii.iuv purportIu«x t" he that <>t the Bnisrilgiml. hutwimii 1« in not titt.-iiyatMiii.tii..',la «««ni. tstt.irltbivimt they did «H-iy, ninl winch. In »onie In.tance,-,, at-11 iiiiit. h i«, t ¡1. ni stateoaaots ahlektae«/ never thoagal oflu.ikii.a,-. and wine ii do not n> < ord with the truth, at nillajij.cai by icfi-ii-im to Um tesUmoaj tbey did gira.k i. a «a i._r. tin! io geatleaina actaaited uy .1 ac-me t.> pr.--

vent InjiiHttei« and »lin*.« u-f iKnn'i-r. th.-y will lint u|i|>ei«lin v.iiiii foi redress «el thegrteraaoeof wUeh they aaref« i. «.iii-n-«i:--i| t«. ion,)i;..m above,the aadenicned «i«- mItoaiM-eeasao tesaj ssers lhaa uns to «all your atton-tiuu to it. And the) lasaata, >. u nhedieat «n-riaiit-»,

J i.MKH linon g,Al LAN Mci.IMI'ai-scta .auiiiT.

Ftgg df IlATfH,ISl-iKfHS *Mt> DkiI Ut* IS «iiiVKKNMeST SFCttlTIRS

No. it Maaaao-er.Will reçoive Hr.TKN liiiK-n iu»t«6forconveriiionJiit«>the

Nsw oin 1 ".<¦?«.hi-a:ku Homos, on ths nioit f_Snr_hleMbm

THE MAKKET8.|i »Tttu't., n.purt.-0'tur Ina riinril

H.vn ruai, March jo. Ii«7.ASIÏKM -Th" 111,1 rkcI for Tot« it »Hejd> at$n J74(f|» M||

l'e.iiM .trn tumti-f and nomluul.AI-c<UI«)la.We not« ealca of 600 hhli. at 49c. currency

m bondBKK8WAX 1-1 firm with a fair demand, tales at Md40c.

for Yellow Wettern nial Southern.Hlil' K-« m- firm anil in fair demand at til »tu for

('«unman Hurd, |i; dill for (loton, ann ITS foi 1'lilL.idelphl.t Krout.«XiTTON- The market opened firm, but, under the len«

fnvnralile new.« fruin iilirnud, prices are rather beary,closing at *>le. for Middling I'plands, to31|c. for do. New,Orleans; sales of l.'.bO I».iles.COFFEE.Mo Hale.* of any «lesctiptuu are reported;

prlcea nuntin finn.CAVDLEB un moderately active itml íteady at i8*w<*.

for Adamantine, 3bi/i0c. for Hinrm, aud 48<fiOv. foiPat« at.ckmknt-Rosendale to lower, with more doing at the

dec 1 un Hale*« at «ti 7'., 1a-.l1.1 l.oCH AM* MKAIa-Tlie Market fm* Western and

Stat«» Flour is lesa active, but with Hunted arrivals pricesan» firm. Our stock Is rada« ed to about SOO.ilOO bbl.-. andU dally diminishing, The s ile» are 4,1*00 bbls at pi to,.

110 70 fur Hiinerfliii* State; tll*|13 for Kutra Ht.ite; |ln 5«!...Iii d5 for tue low grides of Western Ettra; lu M -illi oi>fur Shipping Onto; »l»»SU Cm) for Ti-udo Oulo; SlJitóií|17 7J for st. i-onis l.xtr.iH. California Flour is firm, out1am active; silica of 7no bbls. at |13_H* _,i. ('«tiMdlanKlour l8 steady, with a fair demand ; sul«*s of «300 Mila, at

lil «50 for Common In bond. «ti.all. 60 for Good to «'holeund Trade and Family Kxtraa at |13a|13 80. Bonttaeru>*lour la in f.iii tleiiiand, and Is steady ; sales of 3fO bble« at111 Mafia 60 for Common to «iotwl F-tra*, Haltimom andCountry, and tis'/|t7 ii for Tirade and Family Fitras KyeFlour Is easier, and iu firm demand; eales of »00 bbl»«. at|7 bodgs 23 Corn Meal la «iiili and heavy.

lll'lUUS IIIOM SKIT. 1, \06t), T«> niTlf.<irr»t Kr.t. u <^h.r for»:-.«»Uil Ir-rlufel. (.arts. I'.,|tl

rto'tr lilli». bttlai.-M».New-York. MarchW. 4v,oki _eo,_o_ >r.\i*.llaltimorc, March ». ... *_ Hl.iOO M.-*-.l'hllinlelphlit, .Mar« li ..'. Xl.tir,W.-.-.3Boaton, Man-hM. 3,510 73,134 73.634Fort Uiul. Marchti. 1".¦ «>* 3,-.,ü__3i. «Hem- orteaiia, March ÍJ.. am lioIii

Totals .«ia,781 .JO_,W0 tnoO,66uIU6Ó. 1_C..V.¿ 1,lilli,««. 1 li", «MISit.m.'.mi '-«.-Ml I.0IMM

FISH-Dry Cod ure ft UttU.« m«ire «active and prU'«aa aiebrSB at IS Santa Mackerel are 111 fit li* (obblnit it« __ui(!,and iirn<-s itn« nell sustaiued; aalca at «l.-e for No. 1 »hoi«.«.RAI \ II,e When ni.irki t is finn and moro active,

eapccialiy for white H l.euts; the ilem»iid 1» in part for in-vtsti-ctit, thouKh chiefly for milling; the unit» are 13,000huab. tatt* No. i Milwaukee at ti It uU te. 1,100 bush.Amtier Mate at 13 li: 37,tSAi lnibh White olifumia att» Hi. 1 gi Id; aud.'.Joo lal-U White Canada at ti 20u$S IA.

Hurley Malt Is quiet at ti «tt-i ti -_V Varley it firm aud mfair iWinand for home nu* and for eiport; the sales ale

43,0«X>bush, at «Kk*. (or ( iiiiadai West, iii Iniud, and li IS-»

ti 36 for «lo do. Free. Oat» aro iftnt» furn and nwie

active; sale* of 60.000 l»nMi. al c« J.. «-«7.J, for old Chicago;«71aesc. for New do., and 7*J.*. tor stat«» in «toro. Kye.»tau^ uud the demand mo.ler.ife, sale« of 7,ms» bufli.Western ut ti J.!, in store « win ovened firm. *aitt» a inn

lti-d demand, anti cloae.l etnunr and s.il^»le at 18^«. forMii«mI, In storei tim salea «ara 1 -joAnt) bash, at II 17| tor No.I Weetara .Mixed.ti le-atll.» for good t-o wry « liolio d<».lu «ture: ti 10 for Nen do uflout: uud li is .1 ti H'«i«itJ 17

fordo, du. at the I-oug Dock; und 11 JOall _«t for DidWt-sui n Mixed afloat, -since 'change. Corn has advauced4c. ptr bu»h.; we kear of Mies of i%hO__ Wu«h Mixed \Vc«lr. in at ti -¡1 afloot; $119 is bid for *',uOd buabs.« iu r.«»re«but hokler« denuiod a higher price.

fixj-uH.» non >wif.'X obx. to oaiz.,.., ,

lu«»« lirit_» Oii>*i »«.u******* au.1 li-elABd. Fo.'lf» Psf«. T,u^

bub »»um S«*!.New York, .Marchat. 3W»,471 17-XJ0 sss.-jnFhUa-, March »1. 3.W» ^.S3T 3".,HOFortland. aMarchM. VIO* _1JM,tritt)*. *»i,oau 4t,SO 4e_.«l69

im. 1.1M.8US #7.061 1,'lll.W)ISAS. 1.S37.Î1S fia.341 1,7*3,90»

inoa« »-row ferr- 1, l8**, tv &aib.Ol^«l __...:» lllSlt -V«f«V.

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i.u.h. l"Mii. I"»»A.Maw-*y«»»lr, Martha.4,431.7*14 J71.567 i.K-JMtBaltimore, Man 1»al. I17.S43 ».all S87.SW

I'tifladelpliia, Mai^b» ... *34^»* lnH» ¿MUBostea, MarehW.- - Vi,iti 1..453irortiasùr, Msrea_a. »,m t,en »j«

ToUlS.4,rM.7S7 tteXtflt I,118/H_im.i,M«.1-M «3I,«W «,MS.7<ri

IMA. WOW MI.P1/J S**0WniDES-The marks» for Dry Hides baa been /airly

acme throunhout the weeta, under a soed demand Iremtbe trade and ont of town buyers ; prices have advanceddurin« the w«ek tate, and clone fina, sttk an apwsrdtendency. Upper lacather Stock It alan 10 goed demand,chiefly from the tanner« and dealer«, at fun prices; saleeof Rio Oraude Kips st 90|e., void, and Sierra Leones, loHostou, at a»*c , Mirwucy. Wet Bslted Hidsa-Ttie de¬mand contluues fair for Domeatle SlMithten, at fallprioe«, hut with a limited supply on head, «aies ara re-

Itrteted la CnUiUts Stock thsr« Is a (air lugulry tor haXh

Jdesrriptinna. but siles are prevented by tli»« ftrmnsas ofhobler.« Wo epte»«/« aat fedloia Dry Hide« lt«ien«>« A>i«t«,lH'tta, Bunnoo Ayres, prime, -. M ..,.)«»,», i«4Bite, Kio ». Orinoco, l'i-'iV California.

I to Culh Ho, li;-. Vera 4 US, Val«*»»'i ;I 11 .1 lain and

Cl'l Uni Alllilll »1, 1« J» II .1 got», II'»lei'.. Rio 1.mi., dry itml .- i-.; .-.-.iiniiia

1 hare. I,nut, Itat I Port 11 ; Te»a\

loy balli «1 Ililli M,iran¬io.in, 12 -.. '¦, J "- ra iii iiilai., «., 1 M.ita-in,I .,el. 1 vi tie : Hu lim, 11 .¦ !:¦ ; (bill, I3«al«k'.; t-outhernBurt WesK-rn, HarflOl» Wet «_all« (1 li - Ayres,

. V r., Kb» (Iranii.-, lo^.rii.ji«- *»« ts; California,le*»U'h' V It-. 1 «ia. lu tl"if I' if. ni!. ...... St. - «»I,,, mincirD 'ii.tis Kimi,.!,!, 1 ],,i,. ., , :.. ( ii/situgh«W tlimaaed and meei. ile ile; (.'¡tv -.¡HnglitertiimiiKMl un.l ...» 1. i j -.,. l)-i-r Leather block.

s j-r»'- ami H!»> e ,,ntl,- y -,. rr t ¡^»ne,* »Sie 1, su, m, ¿iiain .Minns,re ney Kaa»t I riftl-» Hu»,»!, -(,,!, ulta, »if) - ..I',<al''<¦. V ti., ('».le nu 1. «1e»««i ar.1,11, I3|álac P tt; ( .»i.-iiita,buffalo, li>a O'llc- «y DJ, Mee-mll« uu.l Batalla, bu/falo, 9e.P in. ...UV

iiA'i -The «1- t..-»i.<1 ti fait .uni de nir.rk.t stead/ at|1 7*. f..1 eil ippit _. and ti "-.'?: f'.r 1.

li I. Mi' '.; ,. ... fn m a ml 11 io.hI. t..;, ti «,ni"et at 130.g«»i«i, .«thiel km 1« .tu «I.« a a.1 nominalIIOI'H Hie firm ami in good «1« oiauil for lioiue «onsiimp-

tlian; we quote-at from |t*#40C, and ISO., at lo |-ri,wt_ audtj mill vLEATHER li »lock«oh has ruled «pii.-t tbroughonl

the v.'1-ek, uutler a llnrliel ili-iuiiii.1 from niSlillfailUIISHand di-alera, though in tin lal Iel pat I Ih. it- baa been con-sitlerabie lii<|iitrv for speculation: price«, how, ver, arev iiim ut matr lal alteration. It« « tptsrrout the tam,«neab».»«- boen fair, » _.: refill n.; about nl.UCO e ,

»eightsart» In «gu«*d supply and neglected, .tlaüa» ligbla light« mi«»-k-te ». mi! y..tnt. .1 Oak Bul« The marketla (tuite artIve for lighl weights; othei iir.nl» » an inletIh'IIii-<. arein «I« inatml at lim. prie « a: 0.1k MUugteraagBaited l.ia.:!it, .-.<-.<., Middle, .-,..:.. 11«.»it. t." «isc ;Light CiojajH-tl. li ' »Ti.: Middle ( rapped, 47aWc.; iu-llle»Cr«>pped, l-uailt. Hemlock Bnenm Ayies, a. light,2-t.r/Jije'.; Aliddl» 'i-b, A'MM ¦. Ile« vi J»« ,i;|e- «..

Light, tt Jim . Middle. j: «*¦/..... lient). Haine ; Orinoco,Ac., light, 37anse.; Ml«bile, 'H¡rmi,i-.; lf«-,,vy. aud.We¿1l.A DMiiiiig«»«!, ali weights, I'oor »io, 1 j «silo;Hlitughter in KoiikIi. M *S»*to.; oak -Hlaugbtei in LoughLight, In-rleV; M illili»', 9 -. Hesvv, b*âiSc.LATHS -Eastern ait- Lii-i an»l lu fa. 1 demand at t*ti

for llin-o mulila a

I IM I. ltotllantl li without change, tim demand latin»«!. ato; sales ;»t ti *'¦ for ( ominóla, «n<l ti IO f.«r LumpMOLA.-WKH-Tlu- mut k»t is quiet andptice -im.Innige*!.NAVAL STORm spirit-, rurpentine i« finn,' «»..-a ef

4s» bbl». at "M«'. Koli tis at.» fit'11 itml lit b«-tfei-«letiiaad,-ena. ra of 1,'iae I,I,a I olia I, ,1, Bl« It ill »I I.'«,««*»! I»»;. »Obbla.Ktrnineel ( »mumu at ki i-1, and oVD bbl-. .Via. 1 at k6 lt|.Tilt «H »pllet.OII.S..fit) Llina-ed without (bange; We quote St

¦- ."<» si 3c Fla» (HU »ave m<-t with a nio«li«ratc de'*»..'-. at full prill'», we gaeta (rude Wlial- at sue-»II,«uiil (-"»»de sp,»-. ut Sa ona-*. 60: l..utl oil iron »:« «»li iif«»i n.o. r.jv,,. a, au,i f ,,;r io i-rime.PROVBgONg -We base lind n fair demand for l'ork te-

diiy, but pt»,,-. ttn. a shadeearner, closing boar**, feef nur«-d« Its ».^ we.hcttrof»ale»s of ¡to»» biala. Mess, buyeeMay, at 124fa Tlu- k.i1,-e. m-th «ni recular, »are ».«iceMils., at ta-' i;-rp_i tor o'.el Mf-.v tu ita » for MewMess, and tu to *.t prime M. -s. l.- «f i- steady; serte»of *»> bhla. «t til N^iií» set fear Platin Mess, and P»en mfur-Ktra. M««**. Ti»;i»e beef w «juiet but »teady. Bee«Hams are fairly actlv« hales of 12«) bble. at ti-i fer Weetern Cut Mi-ais are dill and heavy; s-tles of llOpkga.«uiall MweT-etl-ickleti Ham« at léejc. liaie.ii is inn« five nagnounna!; sales of (Mi boxes L. <;. at Uah I~i«l ia luituni heavy; salera of 1,150 tin-*., pait 1.i-»t evealag, atiii., for No. l; lae. for City; W»l»c. for fair to primesteam, ami l.'i*l;iic. for K« tile- K*»iielert*>d.li.ll.ol.l.l a\I is without d.-iii'ad «hange; te quota

( t u«i... at ll«i< .. in bulk, and IC+oilc.. inbbu. l'..-fiiaa;d, labond, at i»".«tan«.-, for P. L 0. to W. ; trie, for H. W., «audinejo. for 1' W.?rraasoos Provision Maukkt. 8J o'cm.rK NoVhlng

hut b«»e,n done In Men-« Pork slnee 'Changs; priests araweak. New Mess, tul cash, and tu ntApM lj.regitl.tr.kK'K-Iii the» iibie-iu-e» of ¡»ah -, pr.«-a are uominallf

uii«'liuiu<'.1.8U<IAKH.Tlic market is not verv artice, but, in come

qiioiue of a aean-ity of refining gra«^«», pu« ....> bave rallierlimit t«alle, » loHlllg st about I'^arlm for fair Uefl.alUg, sadKaejalole. feir good tin.; sales of «IMbhda. at J^'ini«. farCub», und 190 boxe.«t Uavana at io»./ loie. Beflned areduil.hKIN'8..Goat.Then arrivals has.» b. on lixht-T bulee

CtiiH.-oa. 2-2 i.aU.-s 1'ayt.t, and el bales Malleea via New-i>il«>..in«. Thore has btse ii a fair domand ft«>iu uianufao-turt-r». but tratui.u tiona are reatric-te .1 l > the firmixMa titbotdera, who. owing to the hu.»b cost of their Mocka,, aeroun st iiimg to make tina con« aeatoiis demandi «1 by bayera.Prosite« ti se- re««ipts »n» large. Deer Hie narke, baabeeu only moderately actlv«*. »-viies Uiiig oooflned to smallp.11« el.«. The Stock is small of prime «ittailii»-.«. whileititi-t.oi gratti-.« ate in go«.i anppi**, ni.«I l»at little la«1'iiiiii for. We« »pióte', in golel «p It." Deer.Hod'.ita»«, let*5,»s«'.-. Han Juan, «Vn\; Kolitar, inc., H<al,5te.; Vera Our.,fió«'. Chagra», ¡itabtc. Puerto Cahello,4tc. ; Para. Wo.(,oat-Tampu e>, 4>«-; Mat amortie, lie.; Umiios Ayres, W9ftTt«- ; Payta, 34 <run:. ; In curniuy ( iirsvao, 60<f4*o. ;( up»-. 37ej<#|Oc. Aladras, il^n th- c.nitBKBM.A fair deniaml for Chive r He.»«! ut 16J *17o.

Tun.»thy «*-»¦« .1 m iu fair elennind at Aj '¦¦> 1 ti. Hough f'iaaBoni is in fnlr demand at tu Milito .«J por bu.-h. Calcutta1.11,-nc.l it atellllig lit ti fni'ltI tit.hOAP.OsstttB te »teuely, with sah.« to a moderate es¬

tent, at 17«., curreucy.Tobacco.Kent.u ky Leai baa bee» in f.ur demAnd,

at itlxetit pnsious pines We quote- In eurrencyas follows J.ialit Leaf Lags at t.i'*.-.-. Commou atsj.TTe., M«-.lunn at TfteVSe.; (load at Dimiic-, Pittaat H'afl«*., and 8<>le«'tioiis 15«li>e. : Ileasy Westensand (. larkitvilac Lug-, ',.thi-.; ( oliimoll at Cj<*9c. ; M»-du.-j, ni,!! a-.; (,i>od, li\ane. Vine, 10--17«-., and b«»t^-tioiM. UMh ; Seed l^'.if Is in fair eli inaiiil and firm; w»quoto at 7efl0c. fur Connectu itt Ki!!« ¦«; J" .' ».. for wrapleery lots, anel M<i à.*-- for fine wnpiiers; 6ui,c. tor Nsw-Sink Ht.tte fillers; »aVie. for do. average lots; »andir._j«»c for «arapiiera ii<itjf. f..r lvi:i svlvauia andOhiofillore; t9«le. tor»reragi» lota, andu «/ .'¿.'. for wrap-lH«i-.. New, i top Ciiiitiei-tii-ut filian, ji.it-.; **rapi»ety lota,».ii:!«-., ami fin«» wrupper» 15«a tot-.TALLOV -The demand la quite active »tul firm, salee

of i.'-».!««» i- ut li ii'«', for fall to i rilli«, iii« for liutohtrtf Aaaoctatiou; ;n..t in Philadelphia, l «.,««« m prime(My »t ni-illl«.; alrt-j salmof i".,is-a tia Hutchtrs'Atnocl»-Uon st u¡<-.WOOL.-Wa« have iieipsrtu ular chsnae to note in the

miirki-t for »liitne-tii 1«<<». .*- Mian» our last. Tile «li-iii»ii«iftoin iitaiiuf.irtun m linn Ue n moderate. The eleitlng«juotation*. are na follows: Ix»me»tlc Fleeces at "SOeMefor Native and Meiluoe», MV57C. for one-half and threequarter-. d»>, on-itxc. tar full blood Merlii«ii, and «a>#70»for etoxoaj l'lt«t««:es, "Jn-KS». for No. 1 Pulled, ti)ejte¡for Bupertme do., and ñt-aj»;«'. for Kitts d-< ïl<ttfQfor (»».iiinii'ii I'li-saslu-d Culifoiitla, SS9SSS. for Ftue do.,

o' for lettie. ,i.ul AUiiriiali < oillttllig at ."a.'a</W. Waquote Foreign as follow»»: .«jotith Ameriian at :s'.iU<'. fer(«»tunion Washed, tiBOc. for Cnwashed Mestiza and Me¬rino. M»IO«- tor Washed Kntre Kios. J« «/2---. for Cnwashed( re.ile, 40#4«-c. tor Washed Cm dova ; Chilian at ai-vllo.for L'uwaahiHl M>-«itizaruid Merino; Cape of Goi>d He»p*t3.v,>«ioc. for CnwMShed Kant Imli.i. leftSSC. for Washed,and African at ao»30c. tor L'uaaihed, and ¿a,iiac torWashed.WHISKY- The market is" hK.ielv.'Isiid showeilfimoce

activity; sales of 5*> bbN. Western at ¿c*-. Lu laond.

RKCEirra of produce.Mis» h 'W*.-i.7»«J bbls. nour, »1 bbls Wlitsky. M

bbl«. Corn Meal. 1.13S sacks Corn MnI,!I,.UI bush. Cora,1.-.71 bush. Oats, «..son bush. Malt, ojc bush, Itoeda. mPkgs. Ashes. Ml pkgs. Ueef, Vja pkgs. (tit Meats, IV. pkgs.I-ird. l^M bbls. Petroleum. l.idO pkgs Butter, VW pkgt.( ¡lee..«"

^tnonclot.(TILLS

Jai kmstills. Ii ti, Hirth ti. !"*»""Ornes or is« ht. L»an», Jscanaavnta »i»s « an luVs. B Co., >

COUPONS of St. Lotiif», Jackminville Mid Chi-riio lit Mort(if* B.uli. du* April 1, l«°*f7 wül br pali .an lal

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Cn ara*» lu., ttaeak »O, ISA I0UPON8 of Income Bonds of the «t'hicag-oan«} Alton Kirl'.-id Co. du! Air! I. HIST, w11 be m«<| ea iel *A||

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lrna«i,at.t. .'|» le JOSK**H F JOT HrmtuJ_ri\i i ni: SUM. mk.uVkrs OF THE AMKR:A K AS l'A. i S ri^l l-atl-'tliVUMl-VT TaNSINO I OMPA.NÏ:i'Ahb VOTK 1- tUl is pniti'iuiia «f Um yi«».»i.»* «if m iel p«a»««l

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