The New York Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1865, Page 2

2 . ~ 4 NEW YUKK HERALD, FRIDAY, DEUHMBER 22, 1865. ‘FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavrspar, Deo. 21-6 P. M. The stock market was irregular and somewhat excited to-day. Erie continued scarce and strong, the difference Detwoen the cash and regular price ranging from 3 to 4%. The course of this stock in particular has puzzled $he street, and the indications are that the present twist will continue go long as the bills find {t profitable to buy in the regular way and sell for cash, as they are now doing. Cleveland and Pittsburg was hammered by the late bull party for the sake of producing an effect for « eortain purpose, which, it is understood, was accom- plished. There was a general harmonizing of interests bearing upon the future management of the road at a meeting held to-day, and a full and satisfactory under. standing arrived at with respect to the disposal of proxies at the annual election of officers on the 84 of January. While this was in session special efforts were mado to depress the stock; but the motive for so doing no longer exists, and it Is calculated that the conference referred to will, in its results, contribute largely to the value of the stock intrinsically. ‘Ai the early eession of the open board Erie sold at 94% & 95, New York Central 953, %, Michigan Southern Cleveland and Pittsburg 87}, Obio and Mississippi cortificates 283¢ (a. 3), Schuytkill Coal 1334. At the frst regular board Erie, Michigan Southern’ and Ohio’ and Mississippi certificates were the strongest stocks on the j but the goneral- market was dull and hammered by boars. Krie closed 33 higher than at the half-past two board yesterday, but the’ rest of the lst showod a.de- ‘cline, namely—New York Comaral i, Miotrizan Southera ‘3%, Oblo and 8 Certificates 3, Pittsburg 2%, Northwestern $6; preferred-%{, Quioksilver 5: meat securities were inactive, but steudy. At the open ‘béard ‘at one o'clock Krio rose 10 06% cash ead 05% regular, aud Muriposa was active at 26, but -Pintsborg-sold down to $475, with a farther ‘hamarer: ing after the board togs;. At the rogular wossion at balf-past two there was sconsiderable — excite- ment end vory earnest bidding and * offoring, Wo mettle of the bulls being shown in the demand for Cleveland and Pittsburg and other active stocks, and that of the bears in distributed sales at sixty days! option. The market was roused from the compara- tive lethargy which had overtaken it, and the contest. be- tween the opposing interests assimed @ more lively aspect. Should the bulls determine to use their strength instead of allow ng it to remain unfelt thero is nothing to prevent their doing protty much as they please with prices in the present easy condition of the money market, and the large outstanding “short” interest which has latterly been created affords a splendid basis for operations, the onty drawback being the approaching holidays, and this 18 of only temporary and trifling importance. The report of the departure of Mr. McCulloch from Washington in this direction was a signal for some of the bears to put out a fresh 1 ne of “sorts,” but upon what financial theory it is diM@-ult to deine, Certainly the Secretary of the Treasury will neiMer propose nor carry into effect any new measuro tur after Congress meets following the adjournmey, and whenever he docs do either it will %_ in a manner which will exert an influence opfmaite to that which is goner- ally expected. Ho will priwably in the course of a month or two offer to fund compound and other inter st bearing notes into a five per cent fifty year stock at par, and he will at the same timo pay off by all tho moans at his command a certain portion of the tempo- rary deposits, prec-ding the same by notice of a stoppage of interest on tho same after a fixed date, This will add considerably to the supply of active currency in the Country and stimulate speculation on the Stock Exchange, the intention being to make money ousy ond at the same time promote conversions of seven-thir:y and compound interest notes into bonds to leasen the bur- dons of the Treasury in mecting maturing obligations at short. dates in the’future, But even th’s yrovoss will mot'be forced, for there will be no tinit asto time or @mount. It will bo entirely voluntecr funding, and the probability is that it will go forward very slowly, ex- tending over a Jong period, and by no means counteract the effect ofthe new natioual bank issues. . Atthe half-past three call of the regular board Erie was % higher than at tho first board, Ohio and Miss sipp! cortifiontes 4. New York Central was %{ lowor, Michigan Southern ¥, Pittsborg 14, Northwestorn %, Fort Wayne 3. Government securities were firm, and Coupon five-twenties of tho third issue advanced 3. At the last seasion of the open board the gonoral market was Crmor. Erie sold at 96%, New York Con- tral 953g, Reading 106, Mich’gan Southorn 75, Rock Island 107, Pittsburg 84 a 1, Northwestern 353, pro- forred 61%, Fort Wayne 105%, Hudson 103‘, Schuyl- Kill Coal 14, Cumbofland 433. Afterwarda, on the street, the markot gained {a strongth Bnd asctuvity, and at half-past ovo P. M. Michigan Bouthern was selling at 753, Cleveland and Pittsburg 855, and Eric 96, with a gowd deal of excitemont m the ‘bidding for each of these stocks. Large ‘“short'’ sales hhave beon made under the'bellof that Erie would havo yielded bofore this, but thore are no signs favorable to the realization of the expectations formed by those ‘operating for a fall. Gold wasachade firmsr. After opening at 146% i¢ dropped to 1457, and then rose to 14654 a %, ultimate'y closing at 14659. Cash became scarce, and loans wore made in the afternoon as high a8 1-16 in favor of tho lender. Foreign exchange was dull, and bankers’ bills on Eng- Iand at sixty days wore quoted at 1093;, but importers ‘were indisposed to pay more than 100 \. Money was abundant at seven por cent, with frequent exceptions at six, the demand being light in proportion to the supply. The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day waa as fol- lows :— Total receipts. $1,287,533 Payments 198,507 Balance... 306 503 For customs On account of government joan, Coin certificates, ... The following table shows the amount of treasure brought by each California steamer during tho present Arrived, Gea. Jun, 8 $1,148,850 ‘Jan, 14 3,51 ‘Jan. 8 BIOs Feb. 6 660,413 Fb. 264,322 Cosia Rica. ‘Ocean Queen. Costa Rica Ocean Queen, Ariol....... Cosa Rica!’ ** Ocean Queen Honry Chaunc-y. Total in 1865....66 oH, The annexed figures show the aggregate amount of gola Drought from California to this port by gea in each year Total in twelve yoars cee eee OTT, 080, THO ‘The following were the quotations for American stocks fn Loudon on the 8th tn Atlantic und Great Western, N. ¥. weo., Yat mort., 1840, 7 por cent... senoees a 81 Do. 24 mort., 1881, 7 per cont, ae ee id Do. Peunsyi\ania,’ 1st mort., 1877. 7 9 80 Do, do., 2d mort, 1442,....., 1 « 78 Erie shares, $100 (all pail), 8 per vent...... 68 m b¥%y Do, serip-dvbentures, 6 percent, prem... Mm 1% Hilinots Central 6 por cent, 1676... 82 Do. T per cont, 1875... , 1h Do. $100 shares (all,pald), ® porcent...... BLIG A 82 fariotta and Cinelpnat: RR. bds., 7p. 0... 72 a 7h name, Md mort, 1872, 4p. 6...101 «lus Pennsylvania bonds, 2d mort,, ix cont, ae en) a 42 s 7 ‘The direction of the Atlantic and Great Western Rall- oad Company has announced in London the terms upon q@bich they invite subscriptions of an \su6 of eonsoli- Gated storling mortgage bonds. The mortgage capital of the undertaking is limited to £8,000,000, and it has boon Gocided to issue bonds to the amount of £2,771,000, the © fomaining 23,228,400 being ronewed for the redemption Of mortgage bonds alrendy is,ued on the woveral di visions, Tho ‘prosent issue if scoured om the whole ling, with ite branches, extonsions and equipmenta. The bonds aro issued fora term of twenty-five yours, and are offered at £80 per £100 bond, exclusive of the coupon payable in January, “Tho actual price of tho bonds is therefore about £78, om which ta offered an interest of #even per cent, payable quarterly. In referring to the for American securities Satterthwaite's Londo.SS cular says:— London market American securities bas sym- The bts ith the general markets in duiness and (nac- path(zed with the mar! pty Aer vet 5 quoted 8354 a %; but wis eee -— it, 3 mortgage boats of the Atlantic end Great Western Rall- way to have been wel received. Tonnes thet the subscription list for this loan will be be. fore our next. v The returns of the Bank of Engtand for the week end- ing December 6 compare with the statement of the Previous woek as follows:— ae. ots cr seewe (beg mace psa Rati Tiburon Government securities, + 0,741,100 9,641, Govemocurities.:...+s.c2., 18,050;610° 19,277" Reat.. : t"Misstowr —"s'10a'6sa Me OR cL MER BOTT r : Bpeote and buillon- , 1aensioes = 14,400,617 The returns of the Bank of France for the week end- ing December 7 are as follows:—Increase, cash, twenty- two and » quarter millions; current accounts, eloven and @ balf- millions, Deorease—Commoroial bills, @fty-six ‘enttlions and ciao -toaths “reaces, three-teaths of a million; tronsury balance, these $1000 U8 6's, 'B, reg 110 1000 1' i a 1600 Use's 6 aD.er°68. 100s 6000. do. 100% 400 do, .2d call 108 100 MichSou&NI.b10 7536 800 do. ws, 16% do, .2d call 75 200 Oss... 75) 100 IuinolsCentralitRt 133 2000 06's, RR: 8 200 Cleve & Pitts RR 2000 Mo6's, HASi.Jis 80 300 do......b10 87 10000 Ohio & Miss cer 285% 200 28% 200 200 200 500 600 6000 Eri: 3d m. oT 200 2000 hic&NW Istm 88 300 2000 Hud Riv bs, 67 93 200 do, ..2d call B6% 8000 Chic kT bds 102% 100 Chi&NWRE 830 3545 4000 Tol & Wab2dm 74% 2000 do. ws, Sig 2500 Del, L & Wim 102 100 do. R10 36% 60 ahs FourthNatBk 699 100 ChLIANW RR prof 613% 100 Cumb Goal pref, 44% 20 Wi canacans OF 100 Spring MCoal.b15 68 400 Clove & Tol RR, 114 100 do. « 68 do. 2d call 1143 200 do 2dc,b1b 58 200 Chi & RI RRK,630, 107 200 Wy Vul Coal Co. 65 1200 10... . 107 145 West Unon Tel. 51 100 Cb}, Bur & Qn RR 11336 150 Qu.cksilvor BMg.. 433¢ 100 Morris&Essox RR 99% 100 do. » 4339 600 Pitta, FLW& C RR 10554 25 do. 43 600 do. wae 10556 200 Mar posa Mg (o.. 14% 100 Mar& Cin lat prof 50 100 NY Con RK.D10 95'4 60 Mar & ‘in 2a prof 30 200 0 200 MoGrogor W RR. 27 100 BKCOND SESSION—1 P.M. "A, 6. 100 ahs Reading RR. 106 6000 US6's, 100 Clove & Pitts RR 86% 10000 Tr n 73-1 600 do - 86 2000 do. 1000 do 4000 Missourt 6’... 7% WO do 5000 Ohio & Miascer 28% 210 Mich 8 & 1W0 aheCumb Cl prof, 44° 600 do 100 Pitts, FW&U-RR 105% 100 do 200 do.. 1094 G00 Chio-& N 1 Os ceveeee BOM 44) 100. Gbic & N'W pref, 61% 4% 200 Clove & Tol RR.. 114 200 Cho & Rk 1 RK. 107 50 Erie KR. 86 200 Rendiag 100% BESSION—2:30 P.M. 1075, 600 wha Eric RR, .260 02: 100%% 100 Hudson Riv Rut, 108: 100! Mich Bo & No In. 745% 100 iich € RR.ex div 110 800 83 pref. RR. THIK $20000 U5 6's, BI, cou ‘6000U86's, 5-20 ¢, 8S 9000" 4 900 Clov & P RR. 500 do 120 = do B85 $00 om aN W RES. S05 ©... 45 600 do. . 36 100 NY Central RR. 965 100 do......010 35 500 © & NW prof .£60 oy 600 do... 5 eis ws do.. 60 60! 800(hite R Isiand RR 107 4000 P, FEW & GRR 105 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘TuuRspay, Doo. 21—6 P.M. Bumap:rurvs.—Reocipts, 11,777 bbls. flour, 282 bushels wheat, 4,400 do, onts, 650 do, malt and 490 do, barley. Tho market for State and Western flour was activo, and prices advanced 6c, @ 15c. por bbl., mainly on lower qualities, The caios reached 13,000 bbis., the market cloning steady at our revised quotations gubjoined. Southern flour was im active demand, and prices ruled firmer; tho aales embraced 1,000 bbls. Canada flour was Ge. a 100, higher, under a fair demand; the sales were about 350 bbla Ryo flour was quict, with sales of 100 bbia, af our quotations, Corn meal was tuactive but steady, Wo quote:— Superfine and Western flour -$7 10 a 87 60 Extra State....... 8150, 835 Choice State... s. 8 36.0" 8 55 Common to medium extra Wostorn. 5 810'a 8 50 Extra round hoop Ohio. 8 50n 905 Western trade brands... 9 10 0 10 00 Common Southern. .... 8 75 a 10 00 Fancy and extra do. 110 10 0 15 25 Common Canadian « 8 10a 8 40 Good to choice and 8 60a 11 10 Rye flour (spértine) +5 60a 600 Corn meal, Jersey.» 1 45e Corn meal, Brandywine. : 450.0 460 Corn moal, Brandywine, puncheons. 24 00 —The demand for wheat was good, ‘and the better q ties of sound ruled abort le in eell*r's favor; the rales were about 92,900 bushols at $2 384 a 62 43 for amber Stato, $1 65 tor old,No. 1 Vilwaukeo, $1 72 n $1 74 (or Milwnukes olnb, and $1 62.4 $1 84 for Chicago epr'n Tne com murket was moderately active, and prices ad- vaucod 16. ; the sales wore about 10,000 bushels nt Oe 96o, for unsound, and 060, a O70, for sound mixed West. orn. Ryo was stendy, but mactive, } ult continued dull, hanged, Barley wax quiet, aud most kinds wer minal; small rales of State were niado at $l. ww waa in fair demand and firmer, The sales wore 4,100 bales, at our quotations as apnoxed, the market closing firm, Upland. Frida, Mile. N.0.@T. Ordinary 43 “4 “4 45 61 6a 63 Middtin Good m ddi vn OB ba 64 Corres continued in good domand aud prices wore steady. Wo note sale of 1,600 bags Rio, ex Klectric, on private torms, and 4,000 oags do., in Baltimore, ox Aquid- nck, at 16c., gold, in bond. Fauauts ‘were firmer. The engagemonts were:—To Liverpool, 660 bales cotton, nearly all at 7-160. ; 150 do. round do., be. 8d.; 200 bbls. petroleum, 63, 34.; per steamer, 50 hhds tallow, 254; 200 bags weed, 26s. To London, 11,000 bushels’ corn, 6d.; per steamer, 1,000 tierces beo!, da. 6d. To Hamburg, £00 bbls. rosin,’ 18’ 9d, The tonnage movement was active. Tho charters ¢ prised flve briga to Liverpool, potroloum, 6s. and ba, bark from New Orleana to Livery cotton, £1,000 ‘a bark from Baltimore to felfast, corn, 64. 94. a'sh hence to Liverpool, with cotton, at about da. #4.—tho firat cotton charter bere ths searon—and, within a day or two, & brig to Havre, pe-roicum, 6s. 6d. j A schooner from Nachias to Trintdad, Cabs, and back to @ port nortl of Hattoras, sugar, 66c., and mv lasres on deck. $4 50; 0 Britwh brig to Cienfuegos and back, sugar, 60c. : onc, 200 hhda. sugar from south #ide Cuba lo Now York, 60c., part gold; one, same sugar, 60c., and molansos on deck, » and $4; # brig two voyaKi», . achoon-r to Forty Rico and back, 1,080, hal: gold; one to St. Domingo and buck, $2.200, half guid; Ono’ from Jackronvitic vo vorth side of Cuba and back to New York, $8,000; 4 British brig to West Indios and back, $1,250. bull a shooner, same voyage, $1,175, half ‘gol gebooner, samo, $1,375, Half one to West ludic $1,200, gold, and back,’ wood, a sch to West Indies, 06.,\rold; » brig to 11m, 000, gold; a schooner, ame voyage, $2,000 46 wouth aide Cuba and back, 000, ; a’ xchouritr to Havana, potatoes, 600. per bbl, Abark'to New Urieana, coal, $4.20; a brig from Philadelphia to Now Orloana, coal, §6 60; two schooners frou Georgetown, §. 6, lo Bowion, lun $11 60; a wchoonor to Charle $1,275; a brig to sido Cubs; one from Philadelphia to’ New Oricans, aship and 4 &hooner hence to New Orleans, on pri terma, Prove 1on®.—Recoipts, 172 bbla. beef, 256 pkegn out meats and 110 do, lard. ‘Tue pork market wes mod eresoly active and prices ruled bghe Tho alee were 7,000 for prosent deliviry ut $27 26 a $28 50 fur moss, closing @t $27 87%, roguiur; $24 60 a $24 for rib men, ebd tosh 2,000 “bbls. meus for, january delivery, - sellor's option, at $2776 « 27 Boof was without important clinge. A Ww. ut demand prevailed and 750 bbia, fold at $11 « 14 for plain moss, and $14 # $17 for extra nice, f hams wero firm and a tivo, With raica of 300 bbls. at $328 $44 60. Bacon ruled dull and nominal, Cut meata wero in fair demand at steady rates, the sales were 300 packnges at I1c. a 180. for shoulders, und 186, 160, for hawa The demand for ie? waa good and prices were higher; the sab 6 reachod 1,000 ages for ge dolivery at iho. & 190. and about 1, ck ALOR for Janvary delivery, reliers’ option, at ITC. @ 17 io. 5 tho ‘markol cloned sleaup, Butter waa inactive, Wo THE STRONG DIVORCE CASE. CURIOUSLY CONFLICTING EVIDENCE CROSS-EXAMINATION OF MRS. HILLICKER. A MISSIONARY’S TESTIMONY. Interesting for the Plaintiff. History of th: Occupancy of the Wa- verley Place House, &e. &e. &. Superior Court—Trial Term, Before Judge Garvin. ~ ‘Tho proceodings in this case were very intresting yes- torday, and the attendance of spectators was as large a8 ever. Amoug those present were five ladies, including Madamo Massey, Mr. Hillicker, Mra Walsb, Mra, Bar- dick and two young ladies with curla, Mr. Massey was also present. CROBS-EXAMINATION OF MRS. HILLICKRR. Mrs. Hillicker was recalled and cross-examined, as fol- lows, by Mr. Gorry :— I was ninoteen years old when I was married; at the wedding there was no one present except the minister and two witnesses; it occurred in the evening and Ixsted about half an hour; after the marriage I went to Niblo’s thea- tre, I think, and saw Jack Cade; Mr. Forrest performed the part of Juck Cade; wo rat somewhere in the parquet; we wont home to Forty-soventh stroct after the play to my sister-in-law’s house, whore I had been boarding for several moaths; I became acquainted with my husband at that house; 1 bocame acquainted with hor a short Ume bofore I went there; I lived in Utica before coming hero; Mr. and Mfrs. Pottor gave mo my board and olothes; when first I came here I lived with Mrs, Potter, in Sixth avenue, near Thirty-fourth etreot, Tho Court horo said the oross-oxamination, it seomed, was taking a very wido range, and though 1hdid not do- sire to shut out anything, yot wished no questions would bea ked that wero not important. — Many of tho quos- tions already asked appeared to be very remote. Mr. Gerry said that in iy ‘ting those queations he was not sivoting at random; but that ho bad prepared them with groat care and with the consent and advice of is senior associates, “Mr. BM Keon selt bound to eay, in Justice to hia aaso- ‘P'nta, that the quéstiona put to tho witness were of the ‘highest importance, Though they might soem triling ney wore not £0. ‘Tho Court snid the oxamination might go on, and that {t had no power to shut out gay ttitng, unless objocted to, Mr, Grain said ho would-in future object, Witness—That was in the ycar of the police'ricts; she lived thore one year, and I moved tre with her, A Question Nor AvaWRHED, Mr, Gorry—Where did you go after this? Witnora—d docline to answer that quesiion unless Tam Obliged to do 80, Court—You must answer unless tt tends. to dograde you. ‘Witnoss—That is tho purpose of the counsel in asking mo —_ ons. oe Pitta Vet Pde P answer 6a on tho 4h of March, 1800; ¥ earned money before my marriago; about $5 to $6 or $7 @ wook; I don't romomber how’ mach money I had when | was married, Mr. Cram object d to further examination on such tri- fling po.nts. Counsel for defence ral he tntended to prove tbat the witnoss lod the same kind of iffo as the inmutos of the houso 124 Waverley place. Tho Court, doubtless, well knew the definition of a public woman—a woman who was needy without labor, and yot appeared to be always well supplied with money times. If it could be shown that there were g»pe in the life of the witness when sh had no apparent means of support, ‘t would be for the jury to decide whether she came up to this defl- nition of # public woman. Sits WREPA AGAIN, The byte | wh.lo the counsel spoke of a public woman, lovke angry manner, a6 if tm dixsont. much ox.ived aud moved her lps u au For a few seconds sho ‘was Observed to place hor bandkorchief to her eyes and weep. Had you ten dollars in your possession at tho timo of your niarriago ? Mr. Cram said tho witness was marricd, and it was bveckn 4 Rocessary to go over all the circumsiauces of er He. ‘Tho Court would allow the examination to go on rela- tive to particular facta, but suggested that it would bo well to confine tie questions to Lhe period subsequent to her marriage. news—-I have told you em, that I dd not have more thai ive or Bix dollars in my possocwion at any one t mo be ore my murrage; my parents were not persons of property ;Piny taher owned & house in tho village; my mother has never givin mo money since I was eight or nue yeure old, except ® ‘ew times: in 1663—in February—she gave me about $50; I was then Lying in Bivecker street, near Wowter; | wont to live there in October and tett in the spring; I'0c upied a back room on ihe & cond floor; I could ‘nut toll who emo was ip 0.0m; 1 was not acquain'ed with thom paid seven doars ‘a month rent; I paud the vent iu t ruom to the agent and et mes om | the reo"Hpis for the rem bomen my marriage and after focing Forrest y husband suporied then sev n dolimrs per Wok; dtr, Tray now; 1 has of his death frou’ BM husband's nece; my busbead work James, in Fortieth + treet worked a4 & journeyman first child was boa im ny ob; my Wasband wies t Ketter attended me; the child was a girl; 1 di work While there for Bates, a Fulton street, tor Rox ynd, and any fix oF 8ey cn ch lings y Veter, for waking 1 ests; T could make two vests a day; 1 worked for Lows B. Brown, 63 Chitinbers stroot, and work for him still, rH aX OOSTL IN OP L ING 1B Juryman Drop Ttbink th sis hing agreat deal of tine, Two or thr © other jurymen rade ¢ Mr. Mi Keon said be was sorry t Fame remark. ar to oc upy the time of the court and jur ne esirily, but could assur thom that tiese q eaions Were must important, Mr, Cratn—I object to Uris, Ifyou want to be « wit- oss you must go wpou Uae sland, 1 worked for Mra. Walker, in Forty-fourth street, on battovholes for soldiers’ clothes; 1 worked for a Jew in Canal streot, white at Waverley piace, two or three weeks after Koing there; I made shir for him; he patd ano Foventy-lve eents a dozen tor the alirts; a ter that I went to Longsireot & Bradiord’s, tu June or July, sev- eral months atter working for te Jow;1 worked fur nobody for the two or Uiree th+ between the timer Tw.nt to Longstiovt & Uradforu's and aiter lenving the dow; Lworked that tine for Mis, otter, and rove.ved reliot from the police sand and twel.e dollars ana ¢ talt from my busband every mo th; 1 bad a room rent tree from bre. Potter and pul nosbing for my buurd, «hen T came back from my mothers 1 went to Longstreet & Dradferd « agoln in November, and worked for thom soveral months; I next worked for a Dutehman liv ng up stair in the came house Tdid, 127 Bleek I worked for him sevoral yvonthas I «thels on soldi ra’ sleeves for the Dutchman; ed for pn old ity, a French woman, that kept atuicy store on Sixth aven o, betwoen Twonty fourth and Twenty ffih streets; tt was hofore the middie of January ; T did not go for the work ; 1 was notable to go out; when T worked for there poople Peulled and got patd myse.t; when 1 first went to Waverley place the mmates of the house wore Mr and Mra. Potter, Mra Walsh and her son, I think, « irl that wee partly bi nd—ber name was Charlotte—nnd an old Indy; Mre, Walsh oooupied the frout room on 60 ond f ; the back room warocenpicd by me avd my ch ldren; on the second floor there were thro rooms and a bathroom; ‘he front room on the ae cund floor was vacant; the front room on the third floor was Vac 0; thofre rom on the second floor was furnished, bet not the front room on the third floor; ‘it waa not be ore tho 1868; it was then furnished as a bedroom; Wi had 's son named Charlio; their was a borvant girl there; the fret change of room |) re was made ® day after New Year's, in. 1863; I bad my furniture removed to anothor room; I don't know who wont into it after 1 loft the room ; I'frst drew the rettef fund on September 1, 1864; 1 gob two dolie. and tifty couts a week rom that fund until other the 26th of May or 2isto Juno, 1866; it was paid to my children generally; the man ‘who paid me sonTetimes Was Hot famed Mo al iy ft was Van Orton; Mr, Tutnill MoCabs visit d me at ‘Wa. orley piace whon fret L drow my money; after it be- camo a boarding house L did not may there, but 1 was Pt AOR Tel DOM SOLARA POE REEL LES FY AER: ELS SEN aE a A AR Re ERS lt Ah ee aay eerie ented ges ca ne ep eta ae . COURT OF GEMERAL SESSIUNS. ‘The Son of an English Nobleman mage with Forgery—He Pleads Guilty and Remanded—Trials for Horse Stealing, Burglery, Ke. months Bofore Judgo Russel ane, aoe. #OBGBRY BY THE SON OF AN ENGLISH NOBLEMAN— pander nen WE PLEADS GUILTY AND 18 REMANDED. avenue; her A vory intoresting oase was brought before the ceart Peeps on I yesterday, the defendam: being of royal blood. George a ace ‘onl 8. M, Thomas, a native of England, an intelligent am@ there were prepousessing young man, who gave his ago as nineteen, 5 was placed at the bar, charged with forgery in the thir@ dogree, The complainant was Mr. Wm. K. A. Mackim Mra. a Adams’ sister; 1 tosh, a member of the bankteag house of Duncan, Shor Stoddard man fs Co., who, in his statement before the magistrate, i said that young Thomas, on the 26th of Isat July, called et their banking house, having been previously intro duced by ® note from the British Vice Consul at this port, aud presented a paper, s copy of which we sub Join: , July, 188 Be es STILLWELL & 0. ‘of ocedit geaatos by she frm of Sullwell tt Co,, of Lem io ‘dankors in his favor, stated that he wished to ; ‘preliminsttiy tno Ld Potter and Mra, Walsh; she d nd gutit. a Jourdan ‘was'instrumoental in offectog for them; I gaw her work on one fortwo days; I can't the ‘of Thomas, whom he traced toa house ay whother MarySmith was an industrious woman; I Brooklyn, whore he was staying under the road out of the Ale cury for hr most every Sabbath; I name of 3. Meade, It appears that the accused te read for hor because the print was too fine, the house and saw tho lower part of it; my wife | the som of the English nobleman in whose name the Me Grr net coy of oe Ben to neers | tn cota ronan ene ie ond | Sage neg ced rte cod mn oo ind and asked her to point out similar printin, ir was 4 us? wife; ung Th urope. He wae Andaskod ak, “tle wituess pointed outea city pare- | and talked together, the Widduses said thoy would take lo to sei young Thomas back to Europ midshipman in the British navy for four yoars, and was dist misao. Tho City Judge remanded him for sentence; and satisfactory ovidence is furnished him of the previous charactor of tho young forger ho may troat him leniontiys A HORSE THIEF. Thomas Kolly, charged with stealing a horse on the 224 of November, worth three hundred ,dollara, the pro- Haffon, pleaded guilty to an altompt ab & floor; I inquired as to whore Mr. Str waa to be saa mL heat une 6 my Reon , Biron, im iy not know Mr. Strong Dott; Pealled at graph in solid nonpariel, ir. Gerry then asked the witness to read the part pointed out, and she proceeded to do so in a very rapid manner, reading the paragraph about the visit of Gov. ernor Fenton to the Freo Academy. «She then cont.nued hor te-timony as follow: 7 Witness—During this tume rap ares were gonerally in Mrs, Potter's room; Mra. Potter complainod of tho nolse of the ohild that 1 was nursing at that timo; Mra. Walsh, with my assistance, attended to the houschold work during Mra, Potter's iliness; breakfast was about seven or eixht o'clock, lunch about one, and dinner ab six or seven; Mra Adams knew Mrs. Potter boforo sho came thers; ‘she h.red roo.ns of hor at 104; Mra, Potter door, and & gentleman came in ‘and introduced himself as Potor R. Strong, the agent for the house; I invited him in; we oc upied the back parlor; my wife was not in at time; we sat waiting until hor return, sho came in, Ppasnd utrough the entry, ‘and I called hor into the par- and introduced her to Mr. Strong as the agent of tho house 124; she sat down, and wo talked over tho taatter; reference, Mr. Widdua had gone away from us, an: A PEMALH BURGLAR. Mary Scanian was indicted for burglary in the first de laat had a child twelve or thirteon years ago in July; sho | Mr. Kazinski was boarding with us, #0 wo told him wo pen nttag! seginat'n demaia canee has Had a iniscarringo last ‘winter; Ido not know of any | would give Mr. Kazinski as security, and referred him to | Gr the night of tho eee ete deal ses other; that miscarriage ocurred between aix and soven | Mr. Grey, our agent then, as to ourselves and Mr. | of award 9. Johnson, a polloeman, residing at 103 Mow in the morninz. Kazluaki; ho eaid uo would see him and call agains be | Siroot, and atolon ono hundred dollars’ worth of woariag ir. Gorry—What was done aftor the child was bora? dd so; i was home when he camo; he brought a apparel. the pleaded guilty to grand larceny, and was Witneas—Aftor ths child waa born I put itin a bottle | lease drawn up, “and left it to. be signed, T | gent to the Penitentiary fortwo years with alovhol by Sirs. Voiter’s direction. eignod it and Mr. Kazinaki signod it, and f gavo oe Pe ol ved, and the Court exclu the ques- | an the coun! Ht is was in 2, tn i - Mr. Cram objected, . Toho think between the Sth and 10th of the month | worth of clothing from Aloxander Devine, 282 toenth stroot, on tho 11th (nst., pleaded guilty to jig d tompt at grand larcony, and was remanded for sentence A. GERMAN TAILOR ACQUITTED. Sebastian Trummer, a German taltor, wae tried om @ charge of atealing o ghty-four dollara’ worth of cl from Samu'l Keorple. Iho accused got the materi from the complainant to make {nto coals, and did not re turn them. As the felonious inteat was not established the jury acquitted Trummor, who, it appears, was a returned volunteor. We have been request’ to say that the Charles Viney who pleaded guilty on Wodnosday t) paseilting saa Mulvihill wasa colored man, and not Mr. Charles Vine of 857 Broadway, who I a poaceablo and respected whi oltizor GNEWS. (lease shown); this is the lease, I should think; that is my #'gning thore; at tho time of my oxamining the house No. 124 it was oooupled; we moved into it on the 1st of ‘May; wo kept it asa boarding houso until we rolet It to Mra, 'Purdy, but I can't oxactiy say the time, Mrs. Potter found she was not anlo to attend to so largo a house; 80 wo advortisod it and she lot it to Mr, Purdy; my wifo and child boarded with her; we had the back parlor and the 6.nk room by its side; Mra, Purdy kept the house until October or Novomber of tho samo year, brs. Walsh and Mra. Potter took the house to establish an institute and wont into partnership; thia lasted until April of noxt gpring; the sign was takon down before the first of May ; they took tho whole house for their Durposes 1 had not jurtner to do with ita rent (objected to), the first lease did not last throwgh tho wait was broken ep by our fail ng te (ol to); 1 didn't Beo the Baa Pants ee 4 , Thad dealings with fe. | 0 rent; there were somo répaite 4 ide ‘and 1 got diin: to throw off $100, oud 1 a a tuo repairs, pant the doors and tho like; I think the contract was to lot ug the house at $700 and wo to dothe rozairs; I wrote to him about range; I thiak the auswor which camd was Mrooted to me. f Mr, Cram—Did Mrs. Potter tell you that Mr, Slcong ton. Iu tho latter pert of March or February, 1863, #1 (Mrs. Potter) did uot have a miscarriago; 1 let Dr. Der mis there ditforent times; the first time in March; the fast (ime was when Mra, Adams was sick; Mra, Adams got sick several days afver she came there; aftor sh got eiek occupied Mrs. Potter's bed up to tho time of h-r death; I did not Lae ay rong thore, nor the ieas«, nor any memorandum; 1 did not soo Mra, Hotter Jo any writing while she was sick; she waa able to sigu hor nam, but not to wrie a long lett r; I never saw hor write whil: sick; I did not know ¢'r. Strong'#voico; I think sh waga"le tg hold @ pen in her hand and wrlto hor n :me—a few words, and nothing more, alr, Gorry here «rosa exauinod the witness avain at great iongth as to tho times she visited pawnbrokers’ Oflice: to pledgo various art.cloa.” ‘Not being 0 tho alight- 81 public interest, however, we oacludo this part of tng (eat mony. A pawn ticket was given by the wituess to tho counsel during the oxamination, but its reading waa not allowed. ‘Two vr threo of tie jurymon tear.ng that the counsel in- tended to koép the pawn ticket spoke out, and said the ‘witn #8 should be given back her ticket. Mr. Gerry sald of courwo he would; that ho only in- tended to’ have copy of it made. r SHIP PIN ~Port of Now Work, Decombor 91, 1065. Pi Tee TE never ide are Sine ent ios oy. bes Opal voy snetained, Rica sta 4 Cup ap on Cadiz Lahr | wh n J teft Waverley place 1 wont to No.7 Patchon ‘Witness (continuing)—Mra. Potter iransactsd her busi- Stcamatip Now ¥ lorner, Aapinwall—Paokie Se tote era fa Ties "meebo | teens minal ng meee ns cea | a inieet mennn am omen ese. jE greabtze (0 0ee Mew: Retvce and Mn. | Ue fo hls vat pope) A. lami whe roccln”s | Rtegghip Monckn Marehma, ObarononCivinguom vate busin wo Bettevas Hospital; & It was to prove ‘urobull's — in March, in nO che suggesiod for mo to the Counsel for tho defence objected to it. my attention was calicd Lo Mr. jeamshio Patapsoo, Noff. Baltimore—J B Smull. that Mr. Potter acknowledged the payment 8 Btoamship Nereus, Bearao, Boston—Neptuno Steamahtp 1845, by the fact that e policeman bad him in charg rent up to a cortatm timo, Co, theu'notioed he had a glazed cap on; {remsnber a de- | Mr. Cram—Tho object of the othor aida was to ihow | Ship Newton (Ham), Horting, Hatnbung— Sloman, teotive named. Edsall; Wel af Uiartaxte avense | thos ter Tan . wees to Mra. Potter were boat fihip Fannie Larrabee, Hawdally how Drtoans 3H DA houso; h» came to see dirs. Potter; I never saw Hon. | motive of aduitory. We claim tho right te show the ke A ae le Ni : 4 ; ce omeniien ™ ha ‘Bark Auguate Loul Puy Henson), Newry vis Balt t, —— pose there; eye 3 eat sold oemn at iene te — AR x ir ch, Meincke 3 pe wuso tn Sixth avenuc; sho & cass with Gov with a poatmark date to ast, Tho vide} Bark javana—-W W Ruse :t.ctes in it; ‘my children were thore with dirs, Walker, tind fneroduoe’ i and was it like Rie ‘act of the lover to | | Brig Kinellng (i ), Weed, Tobasoo and Laguna it Bekss at 162 or 162 West Nineiosnth street; sho kept my clill- a @ on, aud received the moncy from my husband; I nover ‘wrote a nore to Mr. John Ling; ho never wrote to mo; I his paramour to return that five dollar bad tll and the Brig Kastorn Btar, Griffin, Barbados—Blshop & Bro: torn greonback, as Mr. Strong had In the leuiert It waa na Rivera Cardosa with Splece of ell the, fentitrony: $p show that bo was | pre tenamce™ ibaran, atansasRivare, i . Mobile. Rod Jackot, Avorill, Yolnt a Potre, Guadaloupe~W @ —— sie ‘other man Uriah ge on wie there for the rent and th ‘Bohr ‘nth sire ¢ and Union square; on anu Tho (ourt decided to exolude the letter ia connection din tap a of Santey singh tae tee | Sula y.repe ast the payment of rout Boch prot | seer A Si Hark nga Conte 8 Goma + ou Fee! an. house all day exopt, — fifteen minutes in ‘Witn #6 (continuing)-Thore were writing matorials in <4 Memcy Mitte 1) Henn? Wee Went ana a © Pica -— tte Cr Foo ao poof ems: a — eilors i be had crore heed pe. Wola Sehr LL ionen Ones wey P Buok ‘2 ge haps, monte; ; nother gentiem: Blita, . Loud tio 17th some time tn the forenoon; on the 25th I think | « boarder lathe beuse} tt A Treat paciee gg} gery mp Bohr Sunny Routh, Bray, Wilmington, NU—N L MeOreaay 1 was home; on the 24th Mrs. Voiter and I wore out all | boarder in the spring we went away; I ¢ink it m' day, Mrs, + cMuliin lives now at Eddytown, in Yatow | have be nin March; it was oocupicd a month or more County; Bho is my mother, and bas lived thore sight or | before we moved out; it was Dr. Hui there waa Dine years; 1 never know @ man of the name of Garrett ‘and [a the ‘fro: tiro in the back room et Lo Sehr Peony dors, Providence—H s jd a eo hy 4 bag et nt & Slay u Or Garnett, who kept aatoro in Sixth avenue, while I | sometimes on Sunday, 1 know of Ia given for Fore, was living im Pat hen placoy 1 have made only twoaM- | rent before October;: thoy wore gives the three oop His Stranahaa. davits wih reference to this case; it was some time,in | months to me and I gave fiom, to Reunek, Fiera y teoeecn Mi ‘Tec oen Ne, Rater west wo tap tert se | Sent Minto ese tis as Yok ints tn eset | smal Cate acter ; vol — ir nt om him to ahow that rent i mon had t» be half carrid to the door; I did not lwo in-| was sout down to tive offes and the gepetps: pas up; i | mass end passsenorn to ettee M Week m On Eat Woos'er street. had a grown up son 10 the, house in ee ort 0 130 miles 8 of Hi poke back Fannie yaaa The witness here answored saveral questions put by | mained a fow months afler wo wont to 124; Lo was a | from Havana for Bt John, NB; ath, af h of the jury. proof reader at the Times office; he was studying law, | Of Cape Henlopen, foil in with bark Westend (ot the (ourt—Tho window m the middle bedroom in | and used to sit in the back parlor; be came homs whort of 185 (-4 wus about so higt (pointing to her neck); | two o'clock im the morning, and sal to sloop until ton ‘Bleamaht Blarkey, Mobile, with mdse, to bucro w 0 Hight in the room except that which was | o'clock; ho is a sou by my first wife, and ia from twon- | Livingston, Fox & Co, thrown ihrough the w nduw aud door, ty five to thirty years of ago; he is now in Ponnsyivania, Seemehe Keves Worpenten, Sevenash, Deo 17, with A MISSIONARY ON THR STAND, Texpect; ho has boon absent from New York about five | $"P" asset ship Bertha. lun or a Jason L. Burdick, an old gentloman with apsctactes, of | Weeks; ho said ho was going to movo his family to Phila.) anohor im yet Fonda; 18th, ing Pau Bhoals, cadave.cus countenance and wild 10k yencrally, was | delphia, to bis inother-in-law's bouso; 1 first heard of | ptcamship Quaker City, hence for Charleston; same next nlied and texitticd ag ,ollowa:—I reatde at 249 Hud. | the chargo of adultery Mb. Strong ia the forepart | ¢:30 FM steamships Lap and fan Sue bovrsuce 32 fon sifoot; Lai ongaged as assistant misstonary of the | Of fast January; 1 heard «i irom Mr. Strong. ‘Heamsnip Hunter, Rodgers, Savanual, 70 hours, with sixth yards 1 know bira. Powter alice ahe came to this jane pe peaed oy rcs Srp ton and tobacco, Wet ones Deo 18, até PM, of ied erty; Tvinitet ber la the syring }—in February ’ , Tan Shoals, pnased stoamaht| Varuna and San and'Maicti cometimes neaily every week; during hor | Order to finish tho testimony {f possible this wook Gon ah eeneg 8 ae ‘Sleamship Rulorps, Ridridge. Savannah, 80-houre, with wile Wee pha een tery, oes th tap Hvop tousd an, ship Barkoa;of Fermoy would prolong the session to-day until Iato in tho oven ing, if 1t required until that time to take all the romaim ‘tostimony. mckness | baw 1.6r OaCe of twoe # week; her sicknoss was ia (ho latter part of Januory, February or March; I saw her Wiqy ip her room in thé rear partor; she was on Ler-bud; { waa tet in by a number of persons—some- 10 court was then adjourned until this forenoon. times ou Sabbath by Mr. Pottor, somotimes his bon, peer ee oer ‘Stoamentp £14 Hobnrks Newborns NO; with dso, to 8 Air. Walsh and tho servant; Mrs. Potter toid me what . HO arrived 101b ) on Was (iw mutter wth her; she appeared a very sick | THR UNION NATIONA TO RECOVER TWO | , Sloamahip A Torey, Chapin, Newtorn, NO, with mace, woman; 1 tiought she could not live; ber face and HUNDRED AND Y THOUSAND DOLLARS eee aaa Ooch Norfolk. with endes and hands Were swollen; Law her after sno sat up, and ScPRRME COURT—CIROUIT, sengors, (00) Hele Pee oe. li te raed 8 be very fousitive to having au Citig, Before Judge Sutherland. mab attoran, ret Norfolk, hours, with endao ved ub Ler wi An, ng; she é * ‘ an Ly mn, Fox a Peomakte Y darting; sho anid sho wes | ry, Trnion Nasional Bank vs. Morris Kechum and) “"ark Masoats (of aoskion); Lanpher, Rwansoa, 4% arn iced am now assistant at ot others.—ihe complaint {n this oase sete forth the follow- Souter eee Adama, Mad heavy e Sith ward—a tract missionary; was appoin ; Be eT a aT gta ick ok? | ink facts:—On tho 14th of August, 1806, dofendantamads | | Dark Chispa, Sprague, Malngn Oct 2 with wines amd their check, and directed same to the American Rx- i8 got ving With us; came to thia city twolve years of Gibraltar Now &, Had heavy w alice ito Angus: core that T got Up wach fr ragtond | change Bank, roquclog tho bank to pay to onder of Cre risen 10, iat M1 19, on Yas oachanged slgnala tuket printing, during the last (welve years I carried on | ham & Co. tie sum of two hundred and fifty thousand rk f-34 a. Camaéict. Bt 19, 41 Gaye, wit the manta tafe of thes? wachives; I tiavo not liad uny | dollars, and thon dolivorod tho check to said Graben & | 4, Hnlorprise (Fe), Faoalnt, Murtiogue, 0 tie, Sine Ox d tusiners; for the last two buying toctus tor Van Almy, in eats or more I Lave beon o., who cndorsed the same and delivered it to plaintill. ‘ator aire ty I have lived This check was duly presented to tho American Ex- Trig Thos in Hudson wi reot over two months; [lived in No, and | chan Bank for payment and rofused, dofendants being pacin ig. He No. 115 Whit street; No, 24 is uear Wost Broadway; 1 | notified. Plaintiff furcher allego that thoy aro the iaw- sepa toe am liven at No. 24m your; 1 lived in the samo house with | ful owners and holders of said check, and that defendants Minndy, Sisoonson, Oa “18. Pott rin 1868 or 1859 .n Thirty-swventh street, be- | are indebted to them therefor in the sum of two hun- Tmolnanon, 19 Trujiio, Vining iwocn seventh aud Eyuth avenu 6; Mrs. Potter then | dred and fifty thousand dollars, with intorest, 8} © tng M Sheppard, of and Was n tho deh ivess of manofacvuring dresses, sewing Zeon ‘short of ‘provisions; au In answer tho defendants deny over receiving anything for the oheok from Grabam & Co, ; that tho oheok was or. and tadoring business; sho had not then a sign ‘up as a dociris:; she wa rowd ng medicine aud attending lec. | given to Graham & Co, without any consideration or | , [toy] (Br), Hillsboro, NB, 29 daya, with ooal, to F tues; we le Thirty-seventh atreet before airs, Potter value received therefor, for the convenience and accom- Net Jong a did, 1 tho summer 61 1889; the famiiy then consisted of | modation of Graham & Co,, and upon their promise and Eee eles Macha agreement to indemnify tho dofendants, aod the lattor Mr. 10 tor, nis wife, Bon, and some young ladies that aro further informed and believe that plainti™ havo not a achion. Sehr AO Dang, Lana, Vinalhavon, heiped Lor to sew; 1 bad oot known bor then more than Hteamer J Thomson, Moore, Ballmore, two of detec yours; Thad buanons with or ady 1 amount of said chook to aald Gra- ld yours; Tad te her husband advanced th of said chook @ BB. about the muehine work while they lived in No. 104 & Co. Ship Rounion, from Glasgow Waverly place; Mr Potter was interested in tt with Kawart B. Ketchum, Mr. Van Loan and othor wit Bhip —— (trem: rem Bol in 1802 I was en'nged on the Fivo Pointe Mission, 1 thi ly Rese wero oxamined as to the chook, the cane teen Hevea Toland, ut Tam not certain; a8 av sitor I got abvut six h. was adjourned to this morning bark ‘Williams & Soar, 1 Lnve beow #0 ongaged since Inst apring—April, —- ‘Also? 1 bark aod ¥ A Nevel Case of Life Insernace. HUPREMA COU KT—UIROUIT, Bofore Judge Mutien. Burton B. Clare v0. the Mutual Life Insurance Oom- pany.—In this case the plaintiff, acting in the capacity of amsignes of @ policy of insurance, made by Matthew J. Cluff upon his own fife, and which was dated February 27, 1868, for the amount of three thousand doliars, brought the section. Mr, Cloff died in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, under the following otroumstances:—Dur'n, proceeded to Loui: whe work 1866, befure that I was working at those mach new ava buying motale; 1 am sixty-two years ol; +r Tote cod an fustitution called the Metropolitan Medivat inatitute; she bad it on the sign; I never saw AY Vorwuus treated there; I did not attend the bonent« &® the Cooper Inatitute or the “N w Idea;" 1 tay co tekote fr them; J don't attend that kind of i, kaw Mrv, Pett r afer the benetit at the Cooper tute ; Lhear' of un article about 124 Waverley piace in the 1’ tc @ aette; Ldon't recollect seo.ng thatarticle; if id hoar of un article attacking the Metropolitan Inati- tute {t went in ono earand out the other, my last visit to +a. Vottor was where they are living now; it was a fow Stoamships Oity of Dublin, City of Cork, Onwart, New ind ab aunses NW, froah, Miscollancous. A gate aprong up from Woat yostorday morning, after wards voering to NW Tho voascle anchored in the rivers have all more or ons di that wo are aware of. , but no das has boon done eral vouseia. howe. Geagged thot raon dandy took, Por disasters wee ure You from Now York, at Ban Pranciseo, wh ssiompling to orons ge A ra terme | stove In the wiana, where hy weuks ago; 1 vetted at 6 Sixth avenue two or three | upon a plantation. One mecting ason of the planter Uimen; 1 thtak Lwas there Inst January; A rocolloct about | by whom he wax mpl tn (WP. Cox), be oharged him ores pr ee Rd Mis Power's indictment; 1 went t sco hor about that | with owing money, rt endeavored to seize & tram | the cabin to pleces and swept the decks. Lost 16 water tme; when she was arrested I saw her ot the Tombs; I} which he was at the time driving. An altercation | casks, 2chronometers, all the captain's clothjng, char heard of Mrs, adatia’ funoral after it took place; I visited | ensued, in which Claff was shot dead by Cox. The !atter | companncs, and prtulag movant 6, Two mon at tho hi tho honse after that; all the Gime I was there I dov't were waahed to the forward part of the oabin. In oat was arrested, and juitted of any crime, on the ground of justifiable homiclde Defendants contended that death resulied from a known violation of law, and? that they had no right to pay the insurance. Counsel there- fore moved for a dismissal of the complaint. The motion was granted. Expense of Driving Fast Horses. SUPREME COURT—CIROUIT, Bofore Judge Sutherland. Hull vs, Walters. —In July last both partios wore in- dulging in a drive on the Bayside road to Flushing. A hhoavily freighted wagon stood in the contre of Lady) wench’ pia tanned. life horke a litde on one sido a sick woman m bed with Mrs. Potter, Here the uetial recess was taken, On the reassembling of the court after the rececs Mr, Crain said he would olor in evidence the attachment of Mrs. Waish from the Sherif, aad under which she was examined. Ubject on wak made to ita introduction, and the Court OX: Jaded it, aa algo the Lond accompanying It. Mr. Bui here stated that he Wishod to mal correct was at Coopor Insti- tut, where he atteuded the concert gut up by Ars, deoullect seein of at Ban Fronotsoo from Li vie had wre cent Ularclarie as dent ve tenon radio Was built ab Gi int tn 180 wae Pasco, Al 6 300 Jone, ireenpol nail to get off shore blow away foretopsail and atayan il. nd mio eon Tay om Vis p repawre' to bn itranolsese nerimnarr, £3 it Coloutia Teh wht peittz poremannay, from {Avorposs Piet Towing oree board about 200 tone of anit, Bro Vy Tho of the brig Vietoria, from. Taser for Teoh mo Hoary ‘on, tho, TROTIMONY OF MRS. BARAM BORDION. Pool acer non et RO ndee Mra, Sarah Burdick, wito of the iast witness, was next On a a ALE fed as tollows:—I koow Mra, and fendant, who was driving close behind in the no WALaRe, from for Now York, apad with, cea AS a aps eB ‘aro out, Only one-eighth tho Ld rection, struck: tH ding himaelf came ok plaintif's ang bah vd to the ground, and f ores wagon. Tho dofence set up was horse beoame cure unman thus tho acoident unavoidable, | am Vordiot For plainult, giving $400 damages “doar Onis. of Tlookland. team Naw York for Moston, we _