The New York Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1866, Page 5

THE BALTIMORE DIFFICULTIES. ay ‘The Trial Resumed and Several Witnesses Examined, @artisan Acts of the Commission- ers Divulged. Governor Sw Determined to Do His Duty at All Hazards. ke. SPCCIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Baxtocore, Oct, 26, 1866, In ail nine witnesses were examined at Annapolis to- day. The counsel for the Commissioners confessed, f much besitation, to the Governor's jurisdiction jOver the case, and plead “not guilty."” { Mr. Harvey, the conservative candidate for Mayor, ind Beale proved that the Commissioners refused to ap- Int jrdges except from one side; and Casecl, Lynch ‘and others proved that targe numbers of jndges were of bad character, as also the special policemen de- (Mailed to uct at the polls. J..M. Frazer, Speaker of the House of Delegates, ono the framers of the Rogistry Law, proved that is vote, ough duly registered last year, was excluded, and the {fudges refused to listen to his representations, ¢ Mr. Cassel, a policeman, stated that nine-tenths of the yapecial police were rowdies and roughs. jh) Ample evidence that votes were refused registration adduced. Some of che Judges have been indicted for the murder fa notoriously bad charactor, Governor Swann will positively close the case on fedno-day or before, when be becomes convinced of the lt of innocence of the Commissioners, Ee is within the probabilities that they will be removed he. ke. -morrow. Some little feeling exists, but the populace under control, there being ample appliances to main- in the pubtic peace, Tho alleged measures to indict Forney & Co, are strictly i During the trial the counsel for the Commissioners Xercised the power of cross-exsmination to tho fullest portent, but fuiled to shake the testimony. \ * Baneutors, Oct. 26, 1866. AL the opening of the investigation this morning the uunsol for the Commissioners submitted a paper in hich they explained that whilst thoy had, and did still, Fen (he groundiessness of the charges aguinst the ‘ominisioners, and also do not withdraw their plea inst the jurisdiction of the Executive to try the harges, nevertheless, as that plea had been overruled d devided against them, they, the Commissioners, med it due to justice and to their fellow citizous, as oll as to themselves, that their counsel should return jand render such aid as they might be ablo in tho pro- investigation—to cross-examlue witnesses pro- uced by te memorialists, &c. Tho counsel for the memoriallsts object to the Com erased counsel coming in now, unless they withdraw oir objection to the jurtadiction of the Executive. ¥ Aftor considerable argument, the mattor was arranged the counsel for the Commissioners changing the lan- suage of the document submitted by them, 80 a8 to goad: “Vor that purpose we are present, and, not aban- @oning the benefit of the plea to the jarisdiction, of ‘Which we desire to stand on the record to avail as it may e on behalf of our clients, we plead not guilty to the rgex against them, The Governor then made a statement. . He notified the (Pounse! (hat he. would require prompt decision of the pase: that (his examination shall be gone through with in ¢ Shortest practicable period; that all irrelevant mat- shail be thrown-aside; and that the prominent and leading points of the case shall be stated, and shall be ‘iaposed of at the earliest practicable date. He informed + febe counsel that be tutended to get through with the ease by not inter than Wodnesday of next week, and he otified them that @ they bad any important wvidence to submit that they have it here promptly. He also announced that as foon af ‘@he Exccutivo was satisfied by the evidence that should be presenied that the Commissioners were innocent, fer that they were guilty, he should take action as tly av he should feel justified in doing, even if ‘Ghat aciion should be taken in the midst of the proceed- fogs whict: were going on. This announcement was ro- i yy most of those present as an indication that fine Governor's decision would be adverse to the Commis- Bioners. _ Tho examination of the numerous witnesses present ‘ras then commenced and continued up to three o'clock, prhen tue examination was adjourned until to-morrow ing. { The evidenes thus far has been mostly against the of the election, and charging the Commissioners ith partisanship in the discharge of their datica Padion ; siwover the will probably divcover.the difference betweon e ise of such @ power and the bold violation of a os setion of the reformed constitution of Maryland, . © Senate indignantly and sammarily rejects bis ons. Bat there is a power before the case goes \,fe@; the same pow or which has already decided ow ‘the clause iu the reiormed constitution din- and which would doubtless re- agian whea invited to pass upon the new tion, Tf these considerations do not restrain ¢ wenn they will © prvi Fo gorge A compen. told Caton men of Mary |, DO matter what sumandinte issue of the controversy NEWS rom THE PACIFIC COAST. Ban Baw Fravensco, Oot, 2h, 1866, leaner American, Captain Wakeman, sailed (o- mw an Jame del Sor. reperted that the North Amer can Steamship Com. fe shout to place four more steamers on the Macttic iw © 00 the Atlantic, to compete with the Pa. camship Company. dates of the Sth report that the ebip Sea Ser. Dr. Magown and Mr. Wertfall parcengers, a - at Hemetula and sailed tor Hoog Kovg on Oc int Une i kd , wih Choutrect tween the Pacitic Mail Steamebip Com- is i vid the ees eran , satyect * | fo (he rnieution of ‘the Nag o 3 of " 4 , New Yor whee greats awileges to the pew stenmsirip i the government to erect a wharl ‘he Ue, admits coal #od materials for ite nee free of ee harbor dues, sete apart, a water jot for peay's tse, ae to bay their improve. is at the expiration forty permite the crs to depart at any hoor withont reference to the a m . and extends Wileges to any steam we whirl (oe company may cotablich between olubu po Ane from Pantene, arr New York dates to Owuver 1 pene ie Mail § YS Vervyerse Leh vesterduy from Honoinln and reports woven the entrance to thet herbor frum 23 to 4 wine will adm the seamer Calvardo of the new fm aetive deman!; bakers’ extra ete Newt closed yesterday #1 75 per loo v1, over 2,500,000 sacks of wheat have bean aa = iutenor, more than a third of whieh Mowe, . govieg easier. ae 1 trade is fair, coffve. 240. ao ‘Coma Rice butter, 400. ; wool, 150, a 160; weady at 1 Shine 1g Pior rade —— NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2." 1856. NAVAL COMPLIMENTS. specu, eySSRESPONDENGE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD Mati: yard the United States Ship Sa. non ee of the Officers of the French Flagship Theash,: in the Port of New Lon- don, d&c. “New Lonpow, Oct, 25, 1866, Now London, ono of the’ prvttiest places in creation, has lately been distinguished 20 its festivities given in honor of the French flagship’ Thém's, ving in its harbor. ‘The return compliment of the Thémis 1 worthy of no- tice, and I send you herewith au account of a matinée given to the officers of the Sabine on the 1s¥h ultimo, ‘Tho day was as bright and fsunny as if borrower from the month of June, the barges lay light!y on the besom of the waters, gayly adorned with flags and pepnons, whilst the gallant officers received the fair guests with an impreasment that made their hearts beat time to the ocean's swell; entering the Thémis another bevy of offl- cors greeted thom with the musical language of “la belle France.” The novelty of the occasion and the gallantry of the gentlemen allowed no particular notice of the adorn- ments until after supper, when on ascending to the main deck the sceno burst upon the sight with dazzling beauty, Flags, shrubs, flowers, fountains and five hun- dred wax tapers, with the polish of steel and brass added to the hilarious musioof song and dance made the scene one worthy of “Arabic entertainment” and struck the pazer with speechless wonder—a wonder that was, however, coon merged into a maze of waltz and polka by New London's fairest belles, who, with les leave wus, returned the pretty compliments of the vivacious Frenchmen. The music was perfect, one air (the Niagara) being ex- Pressly composed for the occasion, while the officers danced with the inimitable grace that a native only owns, "The dance was suapendot on the arrival of each Sabine officer, and a national air played until the dreseing room was reached, whon {t was again resumed. But the “gem par excellen’e” wae the supper; about one hundred ladies occupied tho rides of two long tables, while between them stood the gay gallants who like sec- ond Ganymedes poured ambrosia and nectar in the shape of champagne and other sparkling}wines, not to the gods, but the goddesses of the foceaxion. Candelebras of wax tapers gleamed a beautiful coft light, toasts and renartees went floating round and many a downcast eye and flitting bingh revealed the spell that then enchained them. Alas! ‘tis over pe with the departing ship, will go many a fend farewell and many a hope that the united embiems of France and America will long biend as har. mon‘ously togethor as they did that night on the Thomis. Vive a France. "aa TURF. Cincinnati Races. Fall Meeting Over Buckeye Course—Fitth Day. Cryeixxatt, Ohio, Oct, 26, 1866, A drizzling rain during the whole of the day made the attendance on the stands rather slim, particularty that portion of them assigned to the Indies. Tho track was heavy, but the ranning was good and the time very fair undor the circumstances, We had two races, the first a se ling race of a dagh of a mile and » quarter, for which seven started, and was won by Mr. Welch’s bay colt by Knight of St. George, who sold fifth in the pools, The second race was two mile heats, for three year olds, which was won by Lancaster, beating Fannie Brown, Larkin and Liverpool. Lancaster was the favorite against the deld previous to the start, First Heat.—Fannie Brown went off with the lead, Liverpool second, Lancaster third. The latter, however, ‘soon took a second place, Larkin third, and Liverpool fell in the rear, They ran in this way to the last quar. tor, when Lancaster rushed to the front and won by a length, Fannio Brown second, the others distanced. Time, 3:45 3-5, Scoond Hea'.—Fannie, as in the previous heat, took the lead at the start, and kept it for a mite and three quarters, Lancaster trailing. When they entered the homestretch the son of Blue Bonnet went to the front and won by a length. ‘Time, 3:47. The following are the summaries : Beekeye Cur, Cixcnnatt, Ocronnn 26—Frrmn Day. — Selling race for all ages, dash of a mile and a quarter, for a purse of $300, Mr. Welch entered b. c. by Knight of St. George, four the Mr. —entored Tvanhor.. 2 Mr. —— entered b. g. Jack Armsirong, by Bob John: fon, Some reese. dam by Brauner's Eclipse. a Mr. —— Stored oli, ¢, Lexicon, by Lexington. 5 E, A. Smith entered ch. h. Ringmaater, by ee . f Mr. —~ entered b. c. boon T Vandal a Same Day—Ohio stakee, two mile heata, for three year olde, $50 entennee, play or pay, the club to add $500, — with twelve entries, four of which came to the ore Alexander entered b. c. Lancaster, by Lexing- ton, dato Blue Bonnet, by Hedgefora,, James Shy entered ch.'f. Fannie Brown, by Light. . ning, dam Laura Bruce, by Star Davis. ..... A. Keene Richards entered b. ¢, Larkin, by. Lexing- ton, dam Magenta, by imp. Yorkshire., die, FE. A. Smith entered ch. ¢, Liverpool, Scotland, dam Young Vonnie march. dix, WEWS FROM CHINA AND JAPAN. . Great Flood in Ch a —Kngagements Between the Tycoou’s Forces and the Rebels--Re- ported Defent of the Former, with Great ter, &e. Maamer, He. as, vasecancn, Oot 8, 1908. The bark Perle brinze China news to August 28, which reports the town of Hankow completely inundated by a flood, being greater than for many years, Crops in the vicinity were destroyed, cattle drowned, and thousands of people deprived of employment or shelter. Forty people were killed from a falling wall, which the waters undermined at Kwangtz, near Hankow. The destruction of life has been very great, the Chinese estimating it at two thousand, The American schooner General rman, it is be- lieved, sailed for Goree, though cleared for Prest. It is reported that Ruse pented suestty 26 sienes: the ee half of the Istand of Lahalien. roms Japan represent that the Chasins forces in four battles; Ne, the last ice There was great slaughter on both Sir Harvey Parker, and M. Roaches, the French Minis. ter, held interviews with the Chasins st Simoraki. ‘The steamer Kagle has been sold to the Tycoon for $150,000, and the Mercury for $20,000. Importation of rice has been prohibiced and prices are very high. A Boy iw Nashville Shoots the Agent of the Mother. (From the N: sbville Dispatel, Met, 23.) Yostorday aiternoon, shortly after one o'clock, H. W. Bent, who ts very generally known in Newb aud for some eight or nine years paxt @ resident of the etty, twas shot ip Cherry street, near Union, by a young man named Hugh Metiavork. The affair wat the restli of a bit of scandal which transpired in Louisville, and was publicved in the ponerse mplicating the mother of of that city about a week aw The ocourrence the latter in connection with is one of thoas sad episodes in society with whieh the journalist oocasionally bas to deal, Withent, however reproducing the story detailed by the Loulaville papers we shall give only the particviata of the melancholy re- sult which transwired yesterday as above stated, Mr Bens came bookstore, on Chery street, pany with @ young maw Thompson, connoctad, we be! eve. tarned op towards Moion stops, however, hofore b Afronted by ¥ That gentieman stepped out ue bee house. " the alley. pushed Mr. Reni from the pareiment, prob- ably to get him clear of Mr. Thompson, with whom he wae walking, and ther, draw! revolver, fred. Not & word was spoken by other pa Mr. Pent ceiving the shot, walked leixurely across the street in an oblique direction, never © oking bees, continuing bia way op Cherry street when Memvock fired again. Mr. Bent then ran to the corner, turned up Hinged bie arerlerated pace until ‘a andertak ing About one hk, of Cone'® Daion and he reached the alley jnst heyond Cu establisinent, where he feil dead, Metavock, after firing the seeond shot, ran up to Union street amd wae about to shoot again, but wae prevented by whe cries of several persons who called loudly for him to devist. Ho then turned back down Coerry street, where roe a woment or two aflerwarde by officers Conley and Mansfeld, who took him into custody ‘The body of the unfortunate Bent wax taken into Mr. Curry’s shop, where an examination showed that both shote had takenefiect, the first entering the left arm near the shoulder and passing throngh the chest into the Tangs; the gecama in the left wide, entering from the back, and paswing ont « f niches below the nipple, ering the left ventricle of the heart, Eluer would have proved fatal, Much exelitement war proteced by the oovnrrence, and & large crowd wae collected about the a of Mr. Carr where the body wan, carvied. The Coroner wae not land an inquest was held, which reeuited io ® verdict in serordance with the above facts. jam nation of Mr. Bent's [ed showed that be had (wo pistols in his pockets—one es fon tno shooter, the other a smith & Wesson—end why be acted thos paseively, under the circumstances, i# perfectly on- aeoouniabie. ssa Reperem, a being ee ee, taten before aire Wilk: and there appear ution, he was fanaa t 94,000 bail, oo pa fod agree Javed MeGavock entering upon the Assecinted Press for the Seduction of Hin | sa aartaiaed wth at tho Pollard House, ey Nt. the mate game between between tional and Pastime of Richmond wii! take piace. NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. Jersey City. Avorunn Fugrr aoa? Cotuision.—About three o'clock yes- terday afternoon the Pavonia ferryboat Susquehanna, when Beart {he Now York slip, was run into by a tughost and the railing vear the ladies’ cabin torn a Phot oct Be tug seoma culpable in the matter, rious asarule drive on, sometime: pak several minutes, and it is found hazard: eared passage. mately on this occasion a0 person Hoboke: Tax Poumeat) Dirncuury Amicastx AvosteD.—A con sultation of delegates was held yesterday mornin sider the address of Mr. Giphete. who had made pacific overtures and desired that the dissenting delegates might put any questions to bim on the political issues, Under all the circumstances tt was decided (he wisest course to save the democracy by going to the polls in an undivided column Gr Gilchrist; and Gaus exe sa long vexed quest By this acvon the Hudson county ‘telogates waive their elatin to the Congressional nomination this fall, but appeal to the maz naniwnity of the Essex cownty deigates for a recoguition of this course at the future elections. Dvzt.in Hopoxx.—One of (he local papers yesteritay mora- “Ing gave a report of a dul fo Hoboken, the facts connected with which are as follows:—One of the principals was a merchant of New York and the other a merchant of Mis. souri, but formerly connected with a prom house in Wall treet. Tt was not an intemperate broil. but origina ed in Een differences: of opinion, of the secoods was formerly on General Butler's staff. and the other a sta® officer of General Loo. After meeting on the ground it was found that the ‘booute had made soma enor regard to the wea principals having Starr's rifles and the o "it was finally exded Lo tise rifles, w nel wax fought with them. After an exchange of shot banking de- it neither party wax theaifuir was settled. Newark, Jace Rocune Peasivrevt.--The vigorous opposttion that exists to the return of Jack Rogers has net daunted that gen- Homan, and he is determined be no easily shelved. Tn card judt pudtisi and candidate under any a ti tanke Hill Lance Reruwrican Mevrixe.—A very large meeting was held at Library Hall last evening, which was addressed by Senator Cattell. Another meeting held at Orator Hall was addressed by Judge Warmouth, of Louisiane, * CITY POLITICS. Naturalization, Pursuant to not extensively posted in this city, Judge Brady of the Common Pleas and Judge Monell of the Supe- rior Courts, mat until twelve o'clock last might, for the pur- pone of Guulityieg perone not to the manor born, for ox. Pressing at che ballot box, by the process of mut. pe regen ion. Yesterday being the last day for the unnatural. take out their papers the pressure war unusually pel A. Berert army of embezo partigans ovewded tte aces Hed, each wnimated with the ides of placing i* hand “on the at lever that mover av guides democratic governments, The close of the day Drought no ditainution of numbers, The file of appli cants (rather extended itself. “and as night | grew apace, the anxlety to become voters aeomed intengitie: WARD COMMITTEES Ne Centre street, ut Tammany Tall and the City Hall, to put the anxious 10 th path and give them the starting shove. These, committees rroeived “ihe first viait from the app.-eant, and ay ® matter of expedition filled up his papers Filled with the prond consetousness of betng in powession of m document which would ultimately constitute him a legal subject of the greatest government ever built on @ tie foundation, he ded to an upper room, where one of the judges mentioned examined into his ‘qualification, through the medium of two relly witnesses, and having | th nde, tho applicant thoMSlerk of one of the courts ‘mentioned sdqutalstored one of the deal onthe dissolving’ al aitosiance. "wi loralage ince, power and potentate whatever, ani Plofing the vow voter etereal Ndelity, to the government of the bg of his adoption, the legion that sought this boon last night tie velf-eriled tons of Erin Leaf pp predominated. Their great anxiety ‘at first was to know what they had to do and how they were to doit. The law had to be expounded to them, and the rights’ Into which, they were about te be in- stalled explained in thetr minutiw, A seore of pollormen distributed through the building made-a show at prosecring Antate of order that seemed in no danger of being disturbed. ‘There were vo turbulent manifestations, All passed off very quietly, except ie lant moment the throug of a Plicants swelled and pressed forward to the great goal ot (hele ambilon—citizenship, but valued ouly as It couferred the right to vole, Central Fight & League. A meeting of the Centra! Right Hour League of this ety was beld last night in Early Clostng Mall, No. 28% Bowery. The President of the League. Mr. G; P. Taylor, eecnpied the chair. ‘The soctoty ts political tn its upon atael the Interrognt ing of Ceandidaton nominal politiens offices. The Secret @ coramuntont ad addressed to mominers for palticat powitiou a wers recoved, The raroting wax well at and sbomt a Wards were represent After the transection of no personal business the meeting adjourned THE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERY. The Second Trinl-Ne New Fnets Elivited— The Parties Luplicnted—Case Adjourned Till were in waiting up to fi imp ‘The triai of “Gilly” MeGloin, Martin Allen, Jimmy W: and John Grady, the alleged perpetrators of the robbery of neatly half a million of dolfars from Adams’ Express Com. pany's car on the New Haven Railroad on the night of J place in Se * McGuire. alias Eddie Wa nad before the Cireatt Court in the former trial al that non WAR < arraigned with the above nat priconers, charged with complicity tn the crime, and after the adjourn. ment of the trial ti nent of wos released 01 MeGuire se thie be a Charge detectives were on aie tral jon account of a share he was supposed to have taken ma bank Foy: Way aPkinine. “While at Tiverty the detectives aga aitendon to him, and ou Saturday last he wae tials city on the latter charge. and handed over tothaantbor. itles of Maine upon a requisition from Govern’ to Governor Fenton. This precludes the goon OF vietion for this offence, at © = ane be was. sali time of his arvest on the I sete 2 ‘out of the jurisdiction of the State tfeu 0 Prisoners may. however, tnlate themselves thee fact that the robbery was committed in the 1 ae ee nt year, the extreme penalty for the whith they are charged sates tn years under under the eae mt seats wags sh wus in force at the time the tended to twenty 3 yeara, Thue Ges cy nate ir all con federa! herupon tralbe found gui ofthe Sree certain to receive twent eure’ tha iri inthe faa fileted “pon OF Maine for the offence rit which he to. charged of nting any volnis ad ‘were facti I importanee abcled at te | former trial rom the 74 iy takeg) yesterday, the present ox ton tam bet petition of the first, necaseitated ‘olely bythe fal lr verdict on that occasion. Hon on behalf of the Stale was not concluded youtersay ‘As Was Anticipated, ery Doe. atiendance of ree oe two witnesses from this city, and case he Guire, sina Eddie Watson, now Thomas Clark, turned. evidence: Augustus January. now servi torn the Staie ms is joba te Hauson, avoided re not Kince been arresied, and Martin Allen, John oa Wells, and “Gilly” MeGloin, now on tral at Danbury. THE ROBBERS oF ANDRES, THE ITALIAN “PRIEST, ARRESTED IN BOSTON. {Prom tbe Boston Herald, October 26, } The pol.co ran down and captured laet night, alter a week's chase, two Itatian thieves, who have been ope. rating quite extonsively, and to the lowe of & fellow coun- tryman of theirs, in New York. It appears that about a fortnight sine a’ young Italian named Rodier Andree, whom the church, aa he says, hed authorized to wear the priestly robes, reached New York from Cuba and n Hotel m that He brought with him = large wardrobe of the C Besides a good stock of citize ble , Including several is ' suppl took temporary qnarters at the A in Geet} Kf he fell in with sowe of bix countrymen, and of the nomber two, who gave the namew of Raymond FE. Comelas ‘and Antoine Mariveovieh, it seems, eovied bim bie valoeble worldly posesdons To obtain poreraion of the same they wok advantage of Andros’ ignorence of New York /ustows, and represented by xome process or other that he was in nl adv eed him to seek Immediately ried, he followed, ng gor of the way, it appears that they pro- cocded Ww the apartments of Andrer at the hotel, packed up about three ft nd do fori of bin property, enough to fll their capacious trunks, including three or four diamond rings, the watch referred to, and four or five purses of gold This was on forvanately fell in with @ friend, who informed bin that being Impored open, and upon geiog to the hotel ered his lone, The poll nore seqnainted with the facts of the case, and detective Harker proceeded to Joc etigate the mas He traced toe thieves to Boe. and a search for them resulted o thelr arrest leat evening, at & sailors’ boarding —_ in Commer. cial street, by Cn hE a the Fire police Some property wee iden- Beet by Antres, whe nelle tas ox ive, About $000 worth of the pro reenvered, inehud ume of the more ordinary clothing, the watch oud soot Bat the « Tobes are still mianing, Hiv companion to be taken to New Yor‘ prt hers yoy eatective pret young suPtene caver chums A DiMeulty Among Before Judge Barnard. Inve The Shp Ferdinand.—This caso awme up for hearing. 14 appeared that early in the present year one Carl Bdward ‘Tooke failed, and attachments were taken out against bis proparty by his creditors, He had an interest in the ship Ferdinand, whieh, on her way to this port from Bremen, was seized under writs by the sheriff of Richmond, Kings and New York counties, The frota have been already fully reported ta the Hxnap. The cireninstanoes of the care have given rise to some Mitigation among the sheriffs ax to who shall have prior right 10 satixfy judas ments, The Kher of New York county has fi the litigation that has states that there ks for an injunction to evatrain 4 Kichmond from suing on their appointinent of « receiver who should sell the ship. and betng thus pu: In. a proper position to dispose of her would ba likely t get the full value, It Was further asked thal the proceeds be paid into court to Abide the reeult of he hitigation and the daal dectaion ws to the priority of levy. The motion was op) counsel on behalf Sherif of Kings commty, who Holds that all’ the levie that effected by him Are not valt law, haviog of the Bhertffs o nae attachments, and for t General Batter Again in Court—Action on a Note. The Saratova Cmnty Dank vs, Benjamin P, Butler, Peecxtor.— This was 1» to place the above cause on the short calendar for trial. ‘The motion was opposed on the ground that the «ame could not be tried within an hour; the xn- swer charglug that plaintiff's were not the owners of the nte for which the action was brought, and that the same had been orienally procard by fraud. of which the bank had due notice, ‘The defendants alM alleged the absence of tmaterial witnesses, among others General Butler himself. The action is instituted by the plaintiffs azainst General But. ter and bis associat, executor to recover a sum of money, about $20,009, the amount of the promixaory nole endorsed by A. J. Butier, apd discounted by the bank, and the defence to As wated above, ‘The J Feserved is’ ¢ocialon: | Mosars, Miles and Bagley ap] for the bank; |. Coleman for General wutlor, SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT. Southern Bank Bills Are They Void? Before Judge Ingrabam. Three important wuits came on for trial. Bank notes of the Bank of the State of South Carolina (having its place of business at Charleston), amounting to $45,000, had been before and during the rebellion, and were held by who probably may have thought them worthlons. ‘They inatituted these netions to recover the amount of the toa, The defence put forward was thet, the Dilla, were ny issued aud cireulated by the bank during f national he Dudge ruled against this defence, aud ont for the 1ull amount claimed, with interest, ‘SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TER Importaut to Ship Brokers-Can They Be Made Liable as Common Carriers? Before Judge Sutherland. Thomas Forster vs, Anirew J. Bentiry, et at.—Tn 1863, during Uhp late rebellion, the plaintiff wished to ahipgooda to Wash- ington. On July 5, 18M, the defendants, who are ship brokers, advertised {nw local paper that the «hoover John W. Dennis would sail at once to Alexandria and Washing ton, and take freight for those pixces, and that applications for freight must be made to the defendants. This advertise. ment waa headed Merchants’ Line. The plainti® went Particulars to rate of fre to the defendants, got the nie. goods" to. the schooner, wefor muecrtined by Smith & Co," with ip brokers insert under or over their #1 nd reoetend bills of of Inding. The schooner nailed York, but when sho arrived near Aquia Creek the Captain at goods from her into the the Authorities coufieented the vessel aud all her cargo, Pilati after great delay and expense wucoreded tn ect 1s goods by showing the facts to the Coverninent, but I in sales, prloes, datnage, storage, Ac., about $500, for which wnt wae brought by his attorney, Mr. Joseph. ¥. “isfenczois.” The'oees now eae berore > by piainttfre attorney to strhk false, The plainuif al was wcontract between bim elves out we principals «td ertived for tretgi atyle o ne.” end not ae the agents of the captain uf tha schooner, and signed the till of lading ax priw- r J or any agency bo nd without bso yger | an} atorers that the pata trusted tho dafendants abd ns others {or the safe delivery of his goods, The ‘efendunts allege tha! there tx a well defined cas om in New Yori wintc regulates the position and dutios of ship brokers and ex raves ‘hem from all Habibity ax contractors or peineipala, aad that it mune uo matter whether they diacloned x principal ot subscribed ube dill of ladting as agent, and of this custo if was bound to ake uotice. court beid that the question, which was novel wo Gowbtfal and serious to be parsed pan al Chambers on a mocion to strike out the answer, and thought the defendants ought o have full opportunity to goto a Jury. The motion was therefore deuied. Joveph F. Daly, for plainudl; BR. M. Huntly, for defendant. "SUPERIOR UPERIOR COURT=-PART ‘ Suit Against Paol N. . Spefiord—The Righe Sell Consigamcats= Below Price. Before Justice Gacvin, without » jury, Gutictmo de Zaldo A al.vs, Paul N. Spofford —Thie setion is brought to recover darmages for selling two consignments of sugar below their price, ws limited by the consignor, plaintiffs are Zalda, Garcia & Co., # commission house et Bae sgn la Grande, Cubs, and the defendant is a commission mer. one here, Tn Suly, 190, the plaintiffs, according to com plaint, consigned to defendant two hundred and thirty packa- i, tnwuiced at #14N04 8, with directions to sell them t'(ahowe expenses) to lie com Netaber, Wow the defendant advanced, to the * (at leva than five conta ver pound) naes, and sent haat Ab MG detiviency, atantly diated. — From th See, of Tes there | ware. seen Partion concerning thie dispute, and finally an attempt At arbitration. Upon the failure of these al 9 pineranes of aatile- Ment thin sult was commenced. The sole tase was one of damages. Defendant claiined that, he hha sold the wugars o! heft markat valu. and thet the plaluti had rather galued than by the sale, The Pista clamed tha! they had right to ave the, sugars held for them uatil they thought Mt Wo eel cham unlene eold at thet that the sale in vioks of instructions was fait if not eawttent the defendant was were at any time SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TEAM. The Gerrety © rdianship Contest Concha. jon of the Cause. Before Judge Daniels Elisabeth Foley. by her Guardian, Job Foley 0m George Me Donald. Thin cane, the tacte of which have been fully te: ported in the Mensip, was conctaded yesterday, Kvidence | toot of Twentiets street, Rast river. hes been Introduced to prove that the marriage of Mies Ger- We Rot a secret one, but that several pare z both brinene the fomily, Were present at the contract Tostimony was ole wrought fo ney of Mr. MeDonalt, aa we ‘onsnl Under Arrest of Alimony. a-Poiied States Divorced Wife in Sen Hefore Judge iy dy. Marin FO Piteeerth a, Witian L. txeorth Th motion to discharge the defendant from an arrest offer my abort a week ay for alleged refusal ‘0 pay alimony under « granted In favor of ph in the yrar un whieh the diverse wae granted was ited Staten Com of Turkey. and alen quarter rny during (he rebellion tw deeren of dive wis, The etendant was formeris | . nd ate onige Brady you read some narte ve he enrtitien te erbern, conaset f the! the’ planet te banset odse 7 siating tat the defencant The pe might ofenee. aston Jadge Brady (pier noted the onunsel. and thet sifseioe of My Muay was er4ire’y Aiable te, vtew the offence, whatever it might have been, urge Moudy then resumed radi aff Maw which went 0 show (het defendant had fat toasted ut apis enlin, and also cf (b# Porennrion of # co'tege on the I awides kien provery. Mundy ltrw ie thai he vould prove thas the defendant bad four w fi andy waid (hat anlews there were afdavite i that paint how ready br could Rear eo wugermtions on the mul Ha to replied te the «Me: Ady Haled that he we og of ae dapenen, 5 af “prety . apa tity Judge hebrrmer norm vie to We point, which ae granted by the (6 COWGRESSIONAL_ NOMUNA Tes erumeivans », 0! , eee of the Ninth Congremoons divine | at Gtemtield, n-dey nominaed Levi Bey word, & Garteer, for Congres Tee demeorre muutaey anY AFF WKS. Vreseetotion te ‘0 General Vates. The Geit oferre eet Wrigade sted of the ne nod brigade held a meeting oo Theraday evening, at whieh they wan: 7 resolved Wo preeent to Pot cru Cece Tame, comm ober & Ring Veatinanial far bin patriot oonity Sa at ood case te wae” warty afer ener’ « ma vane “the naw A Kemosene Accinet =a Foung laty Samet Mary Won factors rmdir bem poll was very badly Warned last evening by ber ERs Res, United Stalee mitted for trial in default of $500 bail. im Cooney and Richard Sullivan were yesterday arraigned ‘The | completion of the job he stood with his back to a lathe upon — 5 THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Choapent Newspaper and Hest Literary POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Feavpocewe Naronacization areas Foun Jomo Mownun's Ineriats to Naronatimarion Crnriricares dournnt in the Country. . Tous, clerk at the republican natu foo, No, 6 Tho Wrnwiy Hew v (of Uke prosent wook, now ready, Can, SP street, Phillip Melting and Henry Smith were yeater. | COMIN (1h “ouclusion OF . day TOHed by an oMfloer of the Twenty-sixth precinct on + ‘DighDItT aid feak 10 of belng concerned in forging the name of Judge rae begpiat Ae y Monel, ot th? Supreme Court. to nature !inati 7 «tha? StorY OF Amencan Soomre, t four ca iificates of naturalist: Itapperre a "AS at sire the names of, “44rd Donne Oeawinac te by WILLIAM BARNER PHILLIPS Schinasioues. % eneg Helly, 73 Canal ‘s i a Otto Arnone, thes Werk, made ont the are by direc wre Kxrewoue rox tae Were Hamam of ons kome one to by Noaneasion of Mell Xnowe. bi * A MODERN GIOVE STORY." ‘a4 im were taken tu that an ey vom 0 ‘ara with the neque 0 “ , ” “ flail, ap than aren them te court snd have the Anal pavers |. PORFRY—“Auroan's Lassoxn,”” ead “Owe \Covman, made oo hefore the may afal Satfon certificates reacued | You Kaow,’ the Wity te nllered the nitude of Judge Monell ue L. M.") were forged on the border’ of ie} poner. ease It also containg-— Be highly tnteres'ing and fm documents were taken into the coMrt and presente ‘i port Deputy Clerk Joseph Meeks whi Cy Sat cf t ant News from Buropa\seceived by the Cables and Maile wenature of Judge Monvll, believed initiate of ‘ i iehae i Rame. (> be. forged. and trmnatiatel Goring’ the lam hweluding er Speciat Deapatches to the Judes Uae ones. | end Correspondence in ration to the Ineanity of the og rey and pt fag Empress Carlotia, tho Foe\ng in France om the ubjead Vistrtet at A Sommer ne Bed: | of General Dix's Appoiatimnoat, the Healthy of Napoloon, io Aeneas trantiy eontarged to Te ean, were Ac | the Latoet Sewn from the them ton person In the office | ja ap @ Fenian Movements, ombreving the he aubmeauentiy moetved the,papers tearing ‘he Teed IMT Acssom of Jamon Stophienn and the Vroreadingy of the FAN, Henorang on a the name o€ trae evo Set pee. | Canadian Cours to Reference to'the Tiss of the Peaian coded wih and efter tall hearing cach of the & Prisoners; Jeff. Davia's Trial Poudpoued; An Acgount of Me oe ee eee eee rene ren teas | Mareen Memionnce m the Wee; The Laie Terrie ‘Ret a — co % . , 0 Tux Ownan.—At intervals durtg the last few mons Storm at Nassau, N. P.; Marine LAcasiers; ‘The Curread the wore of Mr, Bornard Sondheim. No, 77 Chani- | Newset the Wook, lactuding al! loadQug Wotittea! and teat Matters, and the Latest intelugonee Srwm Moalen,the Wasp Indies, Soutt: Amerion, the Pac: Britiah Provinces, to. ; Editorials om leading topics; Our Sporting Calendar, containing reporta of the Hoboken aaa Patorson Fait Reces, Trotting Matches on Loag Istand amd olavwiore, a fall roport of the Great @tean Race vetween the Venus and Halcyon, therecent Seulling Race at Poughkeepie, Billiards, Rave Ball, Wrestling, &o.; Tilorery, Artinis and Scientific Inteifigence; Religious Matters, ombrac- ing the supgestive correspondence between Mr. William H. Lee and the Rov, Charles B. Smyth; Theatrical and Musisal Review; Fereign Gossip; Varie- ties, &e.; Reviews of the Cattle, Horse, Dey Goods, Hoot and Shoe, Commercial and? Bonoy Marketa; Mar rages and Deaths; Advertisements, and accounts of ut bers street, bas been robbed of hair nets valued at was taken or two nearly $200, but by whom the property the owner seemed at a lows to detern sivee, howere: to Seventh street, as n portion of those stolen Adelberger that he" pu Ww Yuerin, & jwuk oF Paper desler ti taken tn charge by on and Mr. Son heim entered # charge of grand lagneny agatnat hin, Ag yer Mr, Oberle has failed to account for his posseesion of the stolen goods, Justien Dowling locked bim up for examtua- tion. Mr. Adethorger was dotained as a wil Commerrep yor Triat.—Ramon Camellias, the young Italian, and Antonio Martneovich, the fictitions olf Tlalisn priest, the full particulars of whowe arrest by detwotive 18, of the Fifteenth inct. for baving robbed the you priest Andreas money and clothing to the sm of $3,000, were given in a former edition of the TH were arraigned before Justice Ledwith for further exan tion yesterday afternoon. The evidence against them hein elusive, they were committed for trial at the Goveral g unt LD, na iinportant events of (ie week St; Three copie $5; Tenwa—Singte gnbserip 0 Seasions, ball being refused. Five coping, $8; Ten copies, $15 Single copies Vive Tur Covesr or Tave Lore Reww Troumemv.—Mert | conte euch A limited number of adverussineis, \a- Martage & Jacquin, who do business at 79 University place, Gaipends ‘os w it # have-n colored porter in their employ, whose good looks and fs he Waesse Eenaye all rakish alr have made him an object of attention and tender “nweet Qravenax'” of | Mextca. 1 solicitnde to three fourths of the darky servant girls ta his We pert of the aeane ra ite and endurts yl rob ial © oy piatnioa hola everywhere, KT. BMITIE & ©0., Now Yort. e ae neighborhood. One of these ix Eliza Dio, a comely young domestic of some twenty-eight summers, who has compe sated for the absence of looks and the wantin youthfal frechnes by the devotedness af her ree " ilatto.. Not astiafied with seeing him as often avhecme within her range of vision when off duty, she grew in the habit of visiting him at the store slove im tion the howes of ie nit. On theas viatie ity with, womslike shrewdness, combined whe, " oe Soerere aff used to keep a sharp eve on hater » migut find lying about loose, At length the Proprietors t ‘anedtane ot two apticles of Jewelry from their ay us vind fag” ‘Onrds, rich Holiday tule vetaliet ab batablishmert, and, watehing the love-struck Eliza, becains | Wholesale prices convinced that ahé was thiavish se well as amorous Ther had her arrested, senvehing her found her bieck Queers od A Sure Pile Cure. ornamented with several We ringe—a portion of thelr : be Dr. GILBERT'S PILE INSTRUMENT posityrel pomranig Hin, ght al? 1 Ba Ay ee in Sead tolled poe” hank ty nal os ea Oe nwell the Culare free, Maid by druggists, Agents wanted evel was brotcht to grief Address J.B, Komslae, maunger, 6:5 Hroadway, New ¥ sobs and ner oily countenance betraying much sorrow was exatnined veaterduy before Justice Ledwith and co; Mors Bit Postens Baovanr Ui Villian Wager, James before Justice Ledwith, sharaed with having the curbatones in the wireets of this tn in Ordtinanes prohibiting auch practions, the sum of $100 each for thelr Tpeat ane u Rovted billie on jolation of #n nve bail in inl. ¥ tals. bj wow ‘who have sufiored foolne: narnia and sore throat loo, ee Fey’ ~ oA i % D.) thay anewer ¢ lite ry for them.” arold dies eure te CITY INTELLIGENCE. Kruuine "Brown's Mronehlat 7 ec pal cancsininonas . ‘tee’ Ryanoes tran CLieeoRpe Midian tos. | BLY reptben A “Pra coy COMPANY, cuopen. Captain Wm, M. Mow and the other gentlemen ‘Neat door v9 . Broedway. who have had charge of the examination into the carson whirh resulted in the Joss of the venting Star conclaind thelr shore yesterday. The a fe pronounerd ty hare LOE aay age ny nnd z — r “aia icon as been \horeughly seaworthy in every dtm the cuused by. o4n hreping ead on windy at h ays utes tn the taved 10 a providing her with a Me wm aieneter fee the one ‘Vectacy, sels lenve this storm rimilar i par heat Pretntetat esr tee, if ‘he one in which the Evening Kier vas Tux Pank Coxcenr.—The Park Commissioners announce that If the weather is fine the luat concert for the meason will take place on the Melk. of the Rin | afetneon, com meneing al three o'elar the Park band, under the leader ship of 1. B. Dodworth. Varat Acciment iv a Maxeractony.—Lowis Price, a lat seventeen years of age, entered the turning estabtishinent of Mr. Ingersoll, No. 519 Wifth rtreet, on Thursday ation | Campbell, 4 neon, to have ® Job of work dona, ang while waiting for he Gea” ” Canteasion of an cotinmttayuny en Sat set inet feta maevees debility. ae: Wite wife Tree of eharge, Adirees oo Ketbeniad ‘Meyeeir pen county, SY. Style a Meat Wane bers Cures Deal Bind. t worst blagee, weir ot ‘81 Fifth avenue, corner nity olghs me which Robert Lelteh was turning » heavy plecr Tine Mosk. vot ba « ate Hate, Ne. i ro No Cuouens Dr Biceetl Deputy nd on the hospital ehip Miinote He cmagret sc the ra shod ba dischi Ranged before the wicter i upon Health Oficor, reports that good health prevails tn a! f ane ew. arent Movenrst or Usiren Brates Troors—Two companies of | tye tem recruits for the Third battalion of the Sixteenth United | Pysemtery and fbn States infantry —companies [and K—lefi the arugaiete and at Ws vice depo!, Newport Barracks, for the beadquar | con@ulied tore of that regiment, Farm xp Paesexration Pawrivas Orrnaxe or Soumens amp Sato held at the public ball, corner of Hr on Kjernbe; ry (ures, 3H, Dior Gatlbs Of ait geile of Langs, Oficn 238 Fifth avenue, eorwer Twenty -eughth street a3. ton? Street. Aw oF tH. feir will be and Twenty ” Seber wilt be ot Ne, New For, every Toreday, froin #8 Ps fe - nt ame ymrpow we om) at whieh Mr. The Dr, «4 wmplon Lever Truss, Kinette Eel cesper Hepa cy econ oe pur tings, shoulde em ook bor pampolet. Mt ben New Counrenrrrt.—A counterfelt $6 billon the riren | “** National Bank of New York rma aprrarance ot Bridger » Von Vinenbory Cares Thin ix believed to be the firet at ational bank bill, 7 10 deceive unions port, Comn,, yesterday tempt to utter eountertelt fives on and, though somewhat blurred, is clomely exam jned, AceipENT 10 4 sraman named Willem 4 Hasotiion, attached to the schooner Easertion, lying at the Twenty wighth otpeet oonpaye se Bint comms BAL Filth avenue, torner p Mlinete nonin Pay rs eoions Miighest re Finest Overcoat: while compe innee ral Honntmce Dearn—Daowsne ona Var on veo _ teorday afternoon a man nemed Wu Hagan, empl in Crises... Fale fer O14 Reoks. the distillery corner, of Twenty-Gret stream and a ROTH iff Beason ot, telew Beckman removing sore cask ae Li! a on WORK rie int t an Inquest on the bey luret atreet, near Kleventh avon Accumer oh Veoverday sfieroom Jobe Rarke, residing at rag oer lege were very much bra He was taken to the Beiter Marwan Lawn Atal it night 9 fire brewe Ming UT Malden v4 and githees-— An Vesa ot Ware m iw ee Ales wilder, The See opr mtrats the vel» 53 ure monme ™ of charge 8 Howgnte quickly at work, and ware ereated end ee Pear on the thane Uhron anel with e une linvuwn and alt brag) tetewtes, oy hw? oe Le a ry Wallding No 5 Water street imams, The tremen * tre before oh eprent ee G0e a the eek te red The $988 end comers Bowne . ramet aed fornere teaker sare by water, intwed. Mr Jemee owns the bonding “ we manent. The fre, eae wa ey ® brie ork wonnley hes ae the ew FROT © atagame Monn, Ale Cet nee bing Crow et Montgomery em 0) (0 Tite indent, These war flee 6 light from bere ot wight +* Phe a f tee Mind Batam OUR SENTR NA Ten ween none Rewer A Beneath) free . seen ere Drogeree ah low pore " amaieet cle Breede ny CL oe «ft ry 4 Vorrver. ned Stet Shee. freee deere | * 2 anager