The New York Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1867, Page 6

YORK ‘HERALD, WEDNESDAY; DECEMBER 1), 1867, RH wn Ohio. 3ige.; 2,000 do, morning Mr, Arthar Terry, residing at the Ashburtes =‘ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAk, I EEO do wach Yeu jane, on ite ers Ta House, corner of Fortieth street and Sixth avenve, ap ccataghapmonaennmen 49 elo au ie. fl prime, rma ibe plied, peared before Justice Dowling, at the Tombs, and om+ ‘the gold market bas Deon weak to-day, the price 3 nam Ce. oaraess 5 Se es terms. not hesitate to pronowses ‘of the act uncon- : Raving declined from 136 wt the opening to 19534, rere ii 2 Mie Buenos Ayres LS a a, Bie arate sae mua nd vee, on Tha atthe condemnation Precint, charging bim with, grand, lenny, wish (ie closing traosactions pnior to the adjournment | Hy) PH"; Bail 6 Con. 194 $09 Mi — — is unlawful aud foray ne aden AY 08. On the day named he trunk of Mr, Terry, them of tho board at 135%. There was a wleady pressure to 1 od NEW YORK CITY. the Cyn 3 es ans ed eee, to his office 10 Ss, $800 be ne yo years selt from speculators on the bear side, and the “short!” 100 P, F ‘aod have executed their judgments by closing them up. ‘and Pittsbarg Ra! Seestes uit fntorest bas been materially iocreased. The borrowing pt THE COURTS, Sr in sind: Sot the defendants are not pram hy epg tia oe a Ln od activ. im or a or comnal wep nary net ome ene ite , slaughter hotses or to like tenemonta,” If the act. in ceived at bie hotel an, envelope addressed In the pris. ‘ng from thres to five per cont per amaum for carry- ‘ question i constitutional, there is not a building in oner’s handwriting, which contained @ promissory note tag. The gross clearings amounted to $61,457,000, che URITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—IN BANKRUPTCY. this city, nora business pursuit followed therein, over and some cerii! ‘of stuck which be (Torrs) kaew to Gold Dalagces to $1,009,418, and theeurrency balances which may not exercise precisely tho same juris- have been in bis trunk when be last 0 it Mr. Thre Powers of Counsel and ef R: jotera. diction control which veg hed ea— refer. eo $1,513,072, The receipte of specie and bullion at In the matter of Matthew O'Farrell and Daniel F. | ence to the slaughtering an: Califeruia in the el done in Rio, prices for which ‘to assert that in ref ‘oth its the leony mek re I RR da @is pore from California leven months ending | Corree.—There was nothing done ‘or which | O'Farrell, alleged Lankrup's.—This case was certified by | answer in. reference to other parsuits . 7 : with wi with Novernbor aggregated $24,088,322, while the re- | were hen ppp cr were ee sat vane Register Dayton that on receiving the order of refer- Paggentyg not ee FS Seeroa: Senet parry Junduss, 204 the Vier ‘eotpts from foreign ports during the A ¥ pst gs fee , Prdignee Pe ae eee. atte * | evce he was counsel for Matthew O'Farrell, onc of the Tomar provision epee hl byl pond for their pro- in ey i ofice and tani to cod woly $5,048,323, making the total receipts from Janu- Py ig 8 " brad japan, | Petitioners in certain suits and proceedings pending | tection ue 1c® ‘Pemberton, down on leged that Robertson diwary, 12 to good cargoes, TBe, a lie. ; J — ay at ‘court’ before . 1» ‘occasion wry 1 to November 80, $27,731,045, The exports of | °rtuary, be. a 120 fair * «: | in the courts of the State of New York. Mr. Joh | tent? Ot confiscation shall” be pronounced, “Nar | ¥P00 this question as follows: Ps rer cence i A nd de AI Ey «Seg ‘wpecie and bulliem from the por! to fureiga ports mean- while amounted to $44,947,400, from which it follows caibo, Ie. mate and Ree eee Todd, attorney for the petitioners, moved that Mr. Day- | hag ‘the question we. have esses. Williaus 4 I6e., all gold, het casb, duty va ton be disch: from all further consideration of tho | docided otherwise, as some have su} ae Goes, i ing the prisoner’a description bad sold two $500 t Sous muke the stock of Rio on mber 10, 2867, in New | matter, Th rt granted the motion, and directed saw eaporiag $17,215 43 ore than we rcv. | J LFS i Pain mG) | athe cme prefered oe. eury Alon oe ona | Yak 1 08. htt for tomp unt alee apo | MRM og Walsrece rower, hr, Terry hee had ‘requ tnare Five-twenties advanced in London to-day to 71 9-10, | 35 '000 do., and of other descriptions in New York, 20,793 do. | Registers, to take the necessary steps therein. This | intormation and belief, that the » Sere May ‘intended | Dature of their common interest be sut views with ison ‘concerning tho lareeny, Walnly in consequence of telegraphic orders to buy on | | Canpurs.—Adamanting were dull at ae, a dic. 6; order of the court settles a point thas ts quite vbvious, ‘ail_the slaughter houses Dut has not seen fit to cause his errest til now, ‘Thede- and threatened the removal o! ly, that a Register, who is counsel for a bankrupt, | from the city Ais 108), 0; the allegations of the fendant was required to give bail in the sum of $1,560 jun paeneqmabiol pariies-bere; But. the decline in gold nputral. | “ere. tulek mk eds at dies pelea Set FA erwten and: | caumol aot ina joaicial capacity Inpeccnedinge whereiat ina Salen, tamed ee ppp aes pete reer by * Seastahe ect of che improvement upon government | ltr” tn outs ela fat ihe aype {ic | the banicrupt, we concerned. Mr, Dayton, on reclving | defendante moved to dlaguire upon 'a fal and expisit paints aldbough there itsrona nae acparae and | ASSAvi wirm a Kxrra—A fight of & serious character, —» ): © eouritica, and the advance of yesterday afiermoon was tatlone The sales were 2,080 balea, toglua! for ex: | Sane bie logal relations with the alleged bankrupt, pong ete . ponte na pyr amr eseaeannn distinct fo far as their tenements and business pursuits | and which nearly resulted disastrously to one Of the Wot fully suscained, ‘The volume of business trane- | P" SE Me ain aotite. 4, 0. g.7 | Matthew O'Farrell. to a dissolution of the injunction, because the whole | Seconcemed | This ection can be maintalue! by ‘be | narties engnged, 1s sald to havo taken place late on'Mon- eq@eted ative counters of the loading desiers was smal), | Ordinary. it | & Petitioner Attributes his Insolvency to Cone | caso of the plaintiff, as made by bis complaint, was | > Sees, ee day night, From the complaint of Susan Wilsohit ie Wut the market was steady fm tone, and at tbe close | joet crusty: i i iT Re persone 5 t—1, The parties are so numer- Low mid finement in Fort Lafayette. folly, expheltly and’ positively denied. ‘ndge | ous it is impracticable to bring them ail in. 2 To pre- | ascertained that on the night in question hero was more disposition to Duy than to eell at | Nidiling In the Mater of John C. Rakening.—In this case the Hay sotitaeantng auch do inl, prooeeded to express | Yon¢ atytomeut. of the action by death or change of | named Margaret Helly forciely broke open the door of first meeting for proof of debts and choice of assignees | charged existod and the threat alleged had been mado. | terest. 3. Soparate suite would overwhelm courts and | complainant's room at No. 67 Sullivan street, and suitors with endless aud usnecessary litigation, 4 The | at Susan with @ large knife,y a ily with theintene =» was held before Register Ketchum. The! bankropt was aoe Toe Nanieinoat ee ae mate” pp | parties have acommon and general interest in the su tion of cutting ‘her throat’ ta altompting to defend <v & merchant carrying on business at Nassau, Now Provl- | thy record, ‘cannot bo regerded as an authority tt of the action and in obtaining the relief demanded. | herself complainant received a severe cut on right dence, and in the city of New York, and attribotes bis | binding upon this court, The fourteenth section of 1! ‘am of opinion that the action is properly brought in | wrist. A fearful struggle then ensued ‘aiween the two insolvency to the fact of having been imprisoned in | act righ ae ‘my opmion, is void upon Jy ya the names of the plaintiff's and on behalf of all others jn which Susan recciveda fearful gasb” onthe jwestion, women, Tafavette for ex months upon charves of shipping posi A, It eat ‘to the defendants to decide what is or | *!™larly situated and interested, and that the defend- | right clieek and two cuts across the noseand the subjoined quotations:—Registered, 1981, 10754 = W77% ; coupon, 1881, 112% a 11234; 6-20's, regiztored, 1862, 11436 m 1144; 6-20", coupon, 1862, 10754 = 107%; @o, 1864, 1043; 2 100; ‘do., 1865, 105% a 106%; do., 1805, January and July, 107% 8 107%; do., 1867, 107% 634 1634 1 Corren.—For ingot the demand was Heh and priess were easier. Bales were made ny rolt, part 00 do. Bulthnore at 2136. 0740, 5 rtage Lake at 22) iy Bina! A | Cutent.—Rosendate Davas axp Dyes.—Chemicals about former prices, Sales 200 tone aa ™ id; 25 do. wal soda, 2 1I6e, ® ‘ Pe *m 107% ; 10-40's, registered, 100% a 100%; 10-40'a, cou- | PT Ig eurreney; 1,0 kege bi -gogda.ta the South during the war, whereby his bueinees | what 18 nota muisance, Instead Pr end eek pe ginyenr piv abel dae Lee partgen fy sce «A ot pon, 10114 4 101%; June 7.30%, 108% © 105%; July sa ci eyed. Hix laitioe are et. down a Peed the Lasieare anereed upon the defwtdns tht Unving cue aud otbor abil, and should ict uke | seit Rat atrenod, Tue. nesused was Dros ¥.80'x, 10474 4 10534; December compounds, 1864, 119% | gold, do. O. A re ie kore bea wasmade me $23) oe | powee: Pinte Legislature cannot thus delegate its powers be restrained from inte: with the other | Sustico Dodge yesterday. In explanat in she | R10 *e} : Dvewoons.—St, Dowlugo. te qnoted about $15, | Which was disputed by mas, Counsel fo to the defendants. (The Mayor vs ihe Board of ns similarly situated and interested. an a that the compl 1955; May do., 11734 a 117%; Avgustdo., WO m | git elon ealoes ‘kinds were ode. ana | eelloner and, after srxument, adjourned, ur. John | Health, 31 How, R, R385, 386.) ‘Tho ordinance is vold | Fonction ismue i: conformity with, these. views, The | yoked her by striking ‘ber ‘with a club. she was come 61g; Septomber do, 1164 a 116; October do., 11514 PGP id ge 9 tS ng wager on soon, Sedgwick was appointe ignee. for another reason, for defendants claim the authority PlawtifTs and those similarly situated are fro mitted for trial Petith Viled in Bankrupt day. to pass the ordinance in question as a legislative power. protected from Zines A Brush, referred to Regisee Williaae; Joes The fuvetions sought to ba exercised by tue defendants | jon Yo"poiice imapecciem: contol and regulations, iy | _ ALLEGED FonGERY.—A respoctably drosaod man, whe P hg we Common Antonio Perant and Funilio Pulg, referred to Register | municipa authorition St the tine of the adoptios of tae | eltecz words, the Metropolitan Potico—not the Board of | gives his name as William Van Wagenan, was arrested a 15% There is nome curiosity expressed to learn the cause of the reduction jast moath of pearly a milion in the 25,499 do, oate, 640 do, malt and 7,444 do. barley,’ The market for State and Western was more buoyant, aud prices again advanced materially under @ good apeculative ‘and export de- mand. Extra State sold freely at $10 25 $10 75, while some ¥ : , ¢ 3 4 Health—can inspect, can contro! and regulate, within | yest afternoon one of the officers of the smaouut of tho see of 1861 outalanding, and also the | Auneviortrandssoldeven hither, ‘Mork hin anitfow grades | Fitch; William Mansld, reorred to Ragister Dayton; | cousuituion, and the Lagisatare bas no authority what. | Certain well known aod weil Gefued mite ibe piaatit’s | 2 eee “ye ete aon Pol manner in which more than 6ix millions ands half of | $1 above our previous quotations, This was particularly the | William D. Abbott, referred oan Allen; William | popointed by Btate authority, Tho Legislature | Pusivess. They may do the same in reference to any | in facty in the cago it seems that the prisoner pre- tep-forties were issued during the same time, both of | Sise mith choice family bande, which have Leen alfecied by | HL Little, referred Wo Register Dy bas no power {0 confer tipon the defondants | otter, business pursnit carried on in this city. The W- | senied acheck for the sum of $213 at the Greenwich those transactions haviug been conducted secretly, was also dirmer. im sympathy with other kinds. Tne sales URT—SPE the legislative functions eujoyed aud possessed Prduced ‘me to imine chase with all the careand at- | Bank, pui jng to have been drawn by J, T. McKnight. were about 15,000 Dbis,, including 2,000 bble. extra Btate, wt SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. the local authorities at the time of 1! Immediately upon presentation, the teller need, ‘There was an ample supply of money at the Glsporal | Zy"for ent hair Janna 10 75 for Int half December, —— ion of the constitution, If the legislative power | teution at my command and consistent with numerous | th signature a f¢ ‘and sent’ for officer who ”! ef the Stock Exchange at seven per cent, and in u few | Routhern was modorately dealt tn nud very firm, with sales | The Board of Hentth nod the Barchers of | claimed for the defendants exist it is competent for the | her engagements pressing upon me,” arrested the preseuter. The prisoner was brought before H of 7 bbls. Rye flour was in fair demand and sirong Wath | New York=Important Opinion=The Rights | law making to transfer tothe Board of Health | Motion granted with coats, Justice the Jefferson Market Police who Instances loans ‘were made to the Feading dealers in gov- bbls. at $7 40 « $9 2. Corn meal was duil and phe ig 44 a tre h fo == pen ape dc. pr pele oss gi Pete daniog Decay es eiaeetner the charge ie paicals ernment securities at six. Tho pressure for discounts in PTT Remeeinpian eee st apie cipal matters. Is cap confer upon this body of men ap. CITY INTELLIGENCE. of'$1,000 bath é the open market continues unabated, and the best grade % 2 1075 Th he evn 2 ‘ pointed by State authority, and who are in no way ac- site of commercial paper is rated at @ a9 por cent, with ex- : Gaal ¢ People Be, ex rel, Jauteen et al. de. ve. The Me'vo- | countable to the citizens of New York, absolute and pany rs 7 medinm extra sud choles 8 3) 9 1325 | politan Board of Health and John A. Kennedy, Superin- | uolimited judicial and legislative authority over the | ‘Tax Weatnen,—Yesterday morning the arrival of MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, eeptiousl (raneactionsat 734 and 10 per cent, The banke | Round hoop Oblo, trade brand: 0 9 a 11 Uo fm . yo reted | entire property and business pursuits cerried on in this id . are, however, taking the best grade of their customers’ | Ri 'Usuisow atthe ee Be TT de | fmaent #e.—The following opinion m this long tigated | gregt ‘commercial emporium. To such a doctrine 1 | “inter in New York was emphatically declared Teoper ailing Alisle, siete, fveedass 76k ‘eaten get cok. aU Lemmons 1 00 2 1300 | Cage, which bas been decided adversely to the Board of | cannot yield atvent, ‘The defendants, so far as they em. | by the clerk of the weather to be a thing really Marrted. Bt. Louts choice double extra. 8 00 a 15 80 | Health, was rendered by Judge Barnard yesterday : brace the police force, undoubtedly possess ceriain well | de facto, During tho ‘small hours’ a fall of Kexyor—Rveoors —On Friday, December 6, by the the recent action of Congress with respect to lmpeach- | St) Louis choice family 5 60 a 16 60 |. Pr known, well defined police powers, which they may ex- 4 Rey. Henry Ward Beecher, J. J Kunyoy, Esq., of New ment and the currency having exorted a reassuring | Common Southern... thee in ‘The plaintiffs are, and bave been since the year 1857, | srcigg in reguiating the business of the plaintiffs and of eet Occurred which Prone kag igang York, to Miss Myna G., youngest daughter of James etic: dkck ane m Faney extra do. 14 00's 15 5% | engaged in the business of slaughtering cattle in the | other persons similarly situated; but they cannot seen saere, evens 1880. 16 Seceete, Ter Rucgles, Esq.. of Philadelphia. : ne Sineplasiscesedber aceite Poy ey 7 4) a 9.28 | clty of New York, ai Nos. 258, 200 and 262 avenue B| be suffered or permitted to decide tho plantity? | fore midnight the heavens became oveisael with Neate | | Rosk-—Fieip.—Io Brooklyn, on Tuesday, December @ more cheerful aud confident feeling in all branches of | S3p Some (nupers 6155 = % business to be a nuisance and to pass laws | Clouds, and noar morning the snow flakes began to | 19 by tne Rev, David Patterson, Josera A. of trade, Moreover, there are no new failures occurring | Corn meal, Brandywine 6250 640 | And below Fortlelh street, They aver in their com-} snq ofdinances which in effect make unlawful | Gescend with groat rapltity, When the citizens began New York, 10 Flongvoa Aucia, daughter of R. P. Field, to croate fresh distrust, and unfounded rumors of sus- 6003 — | plaint, which fs properly verified, that their business is | trades and callings which bave been pursued mis show o4, p0 ns 43 Esq.. of Lomavilio, Ky, No cards, hiteness covering their outside belon; un’s beat beginning to be felt, howe lawful, not a private or public nuisance, nor dangerous | aud enjoyed in this city from time immemorial. to life or health; that the same has never. been adjudged | If the plaintiffs? promians, are not a nuisance—if thoy to be such, aud that they bare iexeies fn said bus'ness ere ken nop in af es rag Sg reais Veo mtg rom | it 4 in erecting a proper slaughter honee and im fitting up the 10 Be! jurious le or —it wou! es same over $15,000, which is forfeited and lost to them by | seem to be an arbitrary and despotic act to prevent them vers of the beareas it eaeas r that there | xii Mt Txase, Doth of Tottenville. Sin the enforcement of the ordinance hereinafter set forth. | from carrying on their business puranit at such a place, i! THoMAs—ORvOND.—On Tuosday, Deosmber 3, at The complaint further charges that abont four hundred | and yet, as 1 understand the defendants, they claim to Boaxp ov Crry Canvassens.—The Board met at eleven | ph:iip’s church, Atlanta, Ga., by Rev. 0, W. thomas, ‘Louisville papers please copy. TRA?! m6 Tuesday, December 10, at the res who enow gradually melted, ant by the | (I SE TRt ai roe rocco, iatetialant, pensions are no longer whispered about. aftornoco it had almost entirely disai Rev. J. f chadwick. Danis, W. Ryper 1 Hay- ‘ § At tho commoncement of business tho stock market ‘was dull, but steady at the closing prices of ast evening, , At the early session of the open board the volume of. transactions was very light, and there was po materiat scarcely 80 waleabl aud vaiher” higher, ‘butt witty Miya enited demand emt rather higher, bu w. a jet Qudness was ‘Soderite. The’, 4 About 45,000 Dushela ai $2 85 $2 38for common to fair No. 4 spring, 5 Zf 2. * 2 3 Ee for common to fair No. 1 do. (straight No. 1 3 ebangs | r Northwestern wy 8 genevally held at hile chol hed fim at | persons engaged In the same business aro simularty | possess this unlimited power, and they insist chat they | o’elock yesterday morning, and after a very long eession | recior, J. W. THoxss, of Alexandria, Va., to HaLey, ange in ouces, Northwestern common excepted, | $55. Gs foresee Sete $325. fpe whee Michigwe €3 | Situated and iviorested, aud: that their slangnter houses | can exercie it by logisiative ‘authority without aby te- eoncneted the canvass for Mayor, Aldermen, Schoo, | aaueiter of James Ormond, Esq. of Ailants, Ga which ned to 6324 or white Genesee and $25) for wBite Canada in bond. | gg well as the plaintiffs’, have been cloned up by the de- | gard to the sanitary aspects of the question. While it ie $0 sof ppaabnce rmes, Schoo | “Wirraxen—Rewwa —On Tuesday, December 10, at | At the first reguiar board there was a moderate | Corn was fairly active at $140 © $1 43 for old Western | feodants, in pursuance of said ordinance, without refer- | the plain and manifest duty of the courts to uphold | Commissioners and Trustees in tho Sixth, Seventh | Morrisauta, bythe Rev. HG. Bunn, V. A, Warranen to q, in st | afloat (with some sales of not very ar " th é egreo of activity, but quotations deetined slightly | primsat $196, in sore), $1 33.0 $1 40 for new do. and $135 | ence to their sanitary condition, and with a view to the | every valid and constitutional act of the Legislature, yet Renin, qukciggath, teenth and Twenty-Hrat wards, | tien Sanat: Hema, both of tbat place, 1m some instances, while im Northwestern common | &, $197 for new white Southern, The sales were removal of the business in which they are engaged north | it is equaily incumbent upon tho perly constituted | an journed un morning. PRs = ae ‘i 40,000 Dushels at these prices. Onta were in de- | of Fortleth street, The complaint alleges that the en- | tribunals of justice to condemn and deciare void an act Tun Fanuens’ Civp.—This society mot yesterday after- Died. Abero was 4 further break, the pnce doclining to 59, Blthongh the twancations in it were ineonsiderabie, Bho relapse wasn source of surprise to tbe street, and the conjectures wero various as to ‘its cause; mand aud priges were higher, Most of the offerings | forcement of said ordinance renders valueless property | of the Legislature clearly in violation of the provisions Speculation at Be. a noon at one o'clock, at the Cooper Institute, A number Berrnove.—In this city, on Monday, December 9, a of the estimated value of $1,000, wheo not used for | of the fundamental jaw. and { may here take occasion to [e io th the purposes for which it'is fe Bele ‘The plaintit’s | Say, what has become but too apparent, that there has | of letters asking information upon subjects pertaining mgs — Pg prt ag pass John + Sereuol in the aver that their premises are xept clean and woll ven- | been a growing diaposition displayed the State | to matters of agricultural chemistry were read, and Funeral gervice in the Thirty-fourth street Reformed tilated and sewered, and these allegations nro verifea | autheritics (to deprive the citizens of | the me) some gpecimens of unusual producta.of the soil distrib: | Dutch church, this (Wednesday) afternoom, ab one but the general impression is that the mov Was disposed of 3 a1 ate, $1 75a$i 85 for | and’supported by proof. Tho complaint sets forth the | tropolia of the right of self-government and ated. Al he latter wore a sort of tca called ‘clock. ‘Teachers of wha Forty-fourth street achool, Cina 5 Vester f ‘ } anet Lob pan, grown in Nomth. Car oto | ara oa the ment is designed by tne clique to draw | Gansta Bact’ OF te Sate Lor eee er Pood bashes | Ortinancé complained of, and which is ax follows:— 4 to tr for thelr political and civil nghts to irrespousl | Yeanan, grown in Ni -olina, and some apples graduating class of 196, Twelfth sireot school, an partly at $1 60.4 $1 70. e@ut o fresh ‘short’ jaterest, New York Central was tho strongest of the rattway shares in view of tho “That on and after the 16th day of June, 1867, noither | ble boards and commissions. This disposition to cing th ombioation of a double cl side | teachers und seholars of the Sabbath school the slaughtering nor the driving of attic shail be per- | invade the sacred right of sel’-government shon'd not be | fending the rare & LJ ass, one side | teachers mitted or eondneted. at any Place tn thecity of Now gneouraged, but should be condemned as at war with | Deing quite tart and the other of a sweet taste. This ‘Thirty-fourth street church especially invited. York south of Fortieth street, nor shall the slaughtering | the spirit and genius of our inatitutions and asan intrac- | latter is quite phenomenon, as. it has genorally been Brows.—At Newburg, N. Y., on Saturday, December 50 veal Freicnrs.—The offerings of all commodities were jight, altered, There was not mu ected election ne V | af % rade, but full rates were i e, fish, , Joux Woonarp Brows, age rs, sept sanion © Oe areca eT Eisgivoat 40) ung ilak at | of enttio be conducted at any place in the city of ‘New | Hon ofthe organic law. (See opinion of General Term | Vessuapia, ver had or Seaid havea double maternity,” | itis remalay witl be Drought to Mule city thin (odnes- ‘0 oaed 3% Ne a mn i ae ee : oe ‘ork nol of sal reel, nor any pi case, People ‘ote! " day) and the funeral services will be held at the Hanson yesterday, Michigan Southern \, Cleveland and Toledo wen, 200 bola, rosins Se per 280 1b the city of Hreokinn, , witha eivepecial., written | SREST IES oettion dlubal T move savgeuee bet thst te New Your Husronicat socery.—A stated meoting of | OO Vouoaist Episcopal courch, Brooklya, as twelve Honk: talent: 4is Seethietenearn-at citi ‘id. gu) boxes extract logwood et 22s, | Pormit from this Board.” The defendants, in their { wpon the authorities cited, T have no doubt bat that the | this society was held last evening, at their rooms in } o'clock that day. The friends and reiauves aro respect- %, td J) Northwestern 6%, do. preferred $s, | Gi" sy tons machinery at 20s; and per seamer New York, | Answers, covtrovert the allegations of the complaint, | ordinance in question ‘i veid, and that the defendants | 2.4 avenue, the president, Hamilton Fish, presiding, | fully invited o attend. 12, Quicksilver 2 Western Union Telegraph | 1,60 bales ourion at 12go. a lage., and 80) Hervey lard stSos! | and claim that the business pursuit of slaughtering | should be restrained ag prayed for fromentorcing it. "| Beouait.—At Bloomingdale Asylum, on Monday, De- cattle is a nufsanco and dangerous to lifo and health, | But upon another ground the defendants should be re- | The usual reports were read and received anda resola- | oie ‘Sanam, relict of William Brough, ago@46 years. » New Yo Central 1 hig leveland a %. w York Central was igher, Cleveland ai ‘They claim that plaintiffs’ premises have been so ad- | strained. The defendants affirm the plaintiffs’ promises | tion introduced that the matter of obtaining a lot of ‘Relatives aud friends are javited to attend the funeral, | Pitteburg 34, Fors Wayne 4, Milwaukee and ot, Paul %, Canton \. Government securities were steady and dull. Vo Glasgow, per steamer, 400 bois, flour, on-private terms. The charters were:—An American bark, {rom Baltimore to 1en, about A) hhds. Maryland tobacco at 276. Gd. 5 & elt Glbraltar for orders, ‘bbs. petroleum, on pri- ged In pure! f the fourteenth secti: f the act | to be a uuisance and their business pursuit dangerous to Feet ree ited Thay alse clatea newer nod autherty | ite and health, end plaintife join iarue with the | Ground in the Park for purposes connected with the | from Groene street Methodist church, this (Wednesday) 7 Geupen Sve-cwention of Uhea-dienkh: if leanne aime <33 Chora riled dull, Sates 2 bales at ahout205(0, | fo pass the ordinance in question, | Nomerous affidavits | defendants upon these points ana. proof is eAduced wa iain Sropned. hervevived ska pinged ik \hehandset | mCAMrEs ps ef 1807 X, coupon ten-fortion xf. Coupon. fve-twentiea a a Se ice | erty nn cofensanis Lond fo.noinm (halt | LotR, Pie oranda sete theniehe to'sbabe shel, | the Executive Comuatiee for defile acti, The room | % Coin Mania Lowen Js Sand jf haghieny, sven alist ax, oscpedk ouelesl 3% Theta "wroco. mates Oh ney MOMbeTIICO. 2S, Toace st ee eee ae ne a ae cata rhe maatita cise | leged naissnce. Under sach cireuustances it hes beon | Jution wae adopted. Mr. Lawrence read a vory inier. | H. and Josepttne 8. Campen, aged 2 years, 2 monihd vi sof the family are most res The relatives and frien: ‘ P 1s. id; 1,100 Baenca Ayres, 211, Diba. wt 1OSG0. ; 2K do, eliy rivate. tor: read ailidavits showing that the plaintiis’ business ts | che universal practice of the courts to restcain theabato- | esting paper on witeboraft, with ial eo sixes, new, advanced % not a nuisance, not dangerous to life and health, and | ment of the alleged nuisance until the question of fact | ts exhibition in New Engisod in the time country con Bucsoe “Ayres, erie Hepes tigtlcnay ieee ive cs i Of Cotton Math@y, showing Low it had grown ont of the | spectfully invited to atten 19 that cattle driving can be performed and is ordinarily | is determined (Rogers va. Baker, 31 Barb , 447. Mayor, ty Mhe one o'clock open board it was firmer, vi dono ‘without danger to human tife. These are alt the | &e.. Va the Board of Health, 31 How, Moody vs. tho | spirit of Intolerance srhloh, pommened tho Puritans of Misrnooe at a pene een e te Western recovered to € factg necessary to bo stated to understand properly the | Board of Supervisors, &c, 46 Barb, 650.) ‘It would ssachuretis Bay, and before the light of | church, gion an gece "i rising in this case. In 1996 the Legistature | seem to follow from these ‘principles that the ordmance | BeWer and more Tiberahfaith. After tho transaction of | wood ( emetery. question: y On Monday, December 9, Mr, Tuomas 3, of this State passed an act organizing the defendan is void because it deprives the plaintiffs of their somo more routice business, the meeting, which was Canons. —On Monday, . fhe Honrd of Health, and covferring upon tiem certoig.| erty without due process of law, also because it te an | Well attended, adjourned. Ce ee eee yee arch ot, the: Holy. Comenect powers and requiring thom to perform certain duties, | act of lezislaiion on tho part of the defendants which Boarp ov Excise —Tho regular weekly meting of | _ -Puueral services r y, lon, At the second regular bexrd the market was strong. and there wasa brisk demand for ail the ae! Madar 4 ver 10, 1367, 12,800 hides. iay.—The demand was falr and prices were firm, at 5c. 0 Jeading railway eh: and especially New York reg fale ond ea ioe awa of 1868, p. 12h, 6 " corner Twentieth stroet acd Sixth avenue, this (Wednes- ro ". 5 21, vol. 1, sections 12 and 14 constitutionally they contd got exercise, aud in any aa- oar esterday. The we t y maine will Seegel advance’ {2 hy een eae 5 sire ith ‘i te iru. an to ] |b tell acton of nt nt cantor Magee a9 a aeebe toy et wil badien fd ‘caning of waaay in es tral pat pepe saleaat rere at is pase peaked tn th fanny vault, Hightosnte street, ed a BLS ‘ re Di od le lea within the range. } e ty, joubt, the Court will restran from abatit of interest, bul + p France C. priraeipriteheaas ue ares a talh op pgernoes Ha ants. n iuhwnd nonnals Mamita was | eee, tre rain Dowie, aad ‘odlicers within the city. | its, the defoodants Insiat that it ieuntaweful for the plains | the licenses of the following named persons:—F. 3 Gas ansan-0n Tuesday, December 10, 108 nan at the first regular board, Erie %;, Hudson é, Michigam Southern 34, Illinois Centra! \, Cleveinad and Pittsburg ', Rock Island 34, Northwest- ern 234, do. preferred %, Fort Wayne \, Milwaukee and Edward | axagit, in of New York, and li directs that the powers conferred | tiffs and others to drive cattle in the city ‘ince the Guire, Seventy-sixzth street and Third avenue; S7ih year of his age. ange nt ? family, and those of shall b> exercised by the defendants as “herein pro- of the act of 1867, excopt by their permission. The Dolan, No, 209 Seventh avenue; Martin Werner, New The relatives and friends of the vided"’ and as “ herein eet forth,” for the parpoce af Solendens pte ibe ere peoad of the act, preseribed by his sons Francis and Edward, are respectfully invited to ; ner of driving, the number | Gnears TrrowpHantes —The drovers took ad attend te funeral, fromjbia lace residence, 623 Second preserving or protecting life or health or preventing riving, 8 good advan- pone on tedy morcing, at nine o'ctock. - . vem time, and the streets and ave. 5 at nin diseass, an’ for the gre eee and te aed of | tobe aera mi given time, thai é tage of the order lately issued by Superintendent Kenno- His remains will be interred in Factoryville, Staten 1kox.—The bawiness in Scoteh pig was ght, the sales » fined (0 small lou, Avout 125 tons Glongn’ 7 = $8 nton was quoted ab and prions wer at $40 5 $42 and Ni atirety nomzoal . 7 at ‘= P= Be Pav! proferred 3. Government securities were dull 0 ware Ene : health ‘apd life in sal ’ ign was dull and nominal al 6)¢0., ‘serv. Island. 4 barely steady. Coupon fi “sof 1662 close foction that the defendants claim the authority to and such ordinance was enforced dy in pursvance of an injunction served on him on Mon- ‘ Sac lente late caceineaae nate market f quiet, but prices | the ordinance in question, The fourteenth seetion of tus | adoption of the subsequont one pro! day, by driving their caitla, sheop and bogs through | Dovte.—On Monday night, December 9, Aron, daugh- 3 lower, femme of 1865 %{, coupon ten-forties 1g cs cabecisl pis are moderate. | sameact provides that whenever any building, premises, | and slaughtering af cattle, tho mos: crowded thoroughfares, One drover actually | ter of Edward A, and Henrietta Doyle, im (he 6th year kinds are from (he Fasiern vers At the opes be ness pursait, matter or {bing be in a condition or 7 the permission contemplated by the act, and there is his sheep past headquarters, under the very nogo | of her age. fect cernes to life or ‘Wealth, ‘aid Board may wotbing ta it authorizing the ‘Bosra from time to time to | of Jobn A. Kennedy, bapeeniee goa a “hooray” as Funeral from No. 421 West Forty-third etreet, ante: and fle among iis rec it chall regard #9 | chang the regulations and to alter them. I think there | he whipped up the hind rank of his drove and espied | (Wednesday) aiternoon, at cne o'clock, ‘clont proof to authorize its declaration that thesame | powers wero spent and exhausted when they | two or three policemen looking discousolately at him, Fivot—On Sunday, Decomber 8, after @ long and rd at balf.past threo the market wae Northwostern preferred ad- *4 and Michigan Southern to emalned steady, with a moderate demand, Com- mon was quote? at $1 &) and lamp at $1 85. noie the wale of 200 bales prime New Orleans 2 rthweetern, however, declined to 61, aud Now oblic nuisance or dangerous to life or health; and | made the regulations dofore mentioned (The | * Pon my soul, yese done for now, bad lack 4o yese.’” painful llness, Jaucs Fino, aged 53 years, * York Cen! ra! wassteady ar 117% 8 LIT. Darin rkat for almost all grades way dull and | gid’ Board imap theroupon enter in ils revords the sano | people vs, tho New York aod liariom Railroad | ‘Tye Pouuc Hxarxm—Io the first week of December, | », ft? felalives and friends of the farnlly are respect» rb canta lage dew ab 5? one corndo 0 > | as a mmisance, and order the same to be removed, | Company,” 45 \Barb., 73, 7S) Bet spon anoiber Rotebdny tani, th 286 PA Hee sl meg Atiacconneetep keg ae of the aftergeon there was an excited demar ms, ly easton gat Tic. 9 0% aiated, anapended, altered or othorwiso improved | ground the pla;ntiffs ‘aro’ entitled to. drive cattle | ding ov lay last, there were Geaths 'n this | dence, No, 6 Wost Thirty-nintu street, this (Weanesday) and New York Central, and at the close « . ice Stor} : {ORhnds Choa | or purified, and’ shali cause such order before | to their slaughter houses, The act in question, if the | elty. The mortality, estimated upon the Inst census, ie | Morning ‘ot haif past ten o’clock. Market was swong wad active et the following quo ’ Uico, LH4 do. Hoglish sada, and #0 Lbie, | We execution to be served on the owner. The | defendants’ views aro sound, delegates to the defendants | eqnal to 25.65 deatos tn the 1,000 inhubitants, . Zymutic Fisnigax.—On Tuesday, Deermber 10, Jom statolo thon provides for service of a notice of tho | the discretionary powor of permitting or preventing the | diseases still koop im unexamplod aboyauce, but many | OA, & Bativoof Baley James Dull, county Cavan, Ire} condemnation of bis business or property upon the per. | driving of cactle through the streets of Now York. Pies} deatha in congestive and inflammatory disoases occurred, land. aon to be affected pension of tho order or | I bave already shown the Legislature cannot doconsist | flenerw Caanrr Fain. —Tho Jewish Indios of this city” | 4,.2)'% {riceds are-ncited to attend the funeral from bid sentence of cond “i hearing beforethe Hoard, | ebtly with the provisions of the constitution. That tie late residence, No. 617 Fifth ettoet, on Thursday after: |) Areaflirmution of recession of the game or the | municipal authorities possessed the power sought to be 4 Wal hold o grand fairat Allemaiue Hail, Sixteonth street, | moon xt one o’elock, on thereof, and that the Board may require the | conferred upon tho defondaats at ihe time of tho adop- | from the 15th to the 16th of the present month, for the Frizarnavn.—J ames, son of Thomas and Johanna Fitt- police to execnto the sentences of condemnation. The | tion of the Siaie constitution may be ‘oded. That by pose of raising funds in ad of the three societies, | gerald, aged 21 years. thirty-first section of this act makes copies of ita records | the eet of 1863 the acts amondatory thereof, the { Jesburun Ladies’ Benevolent Society, Ladies’ He. The friends and neighbors are reepectfatly iavited to tous;—Now York Comtral, 113 a 2185, T2h , Reading, 05), a 0514; Mich 82, Cleveland sod Pittsburg, 83)4; Rock Island, ¥6%% # Oe", Northwemern, 6034 a 61; de. preferred, 67 Pacific Mail, 13414 a 1344,; Westen Union Tete: Graph, 3344 a33 kailver, 203 #21 its turpentine was Sales 1 for the Dinitted Co. WM do,. to arrive, dong del vc z 24g a $4, and | af the proceedings of the Board of tis rules, regulations, | Legisievure tr to transfer the power im question Hebrew Free Schoo! A» attend the funeral, from tho reaidence of bis parentsy Tue Coreg excha Was firs, but rather | P made, Wilming- | ge when authenticated by the secretary, to the defendants may also be couceded, but taupennath " 1 known generosity of tue Hebr: No. 127 Cherry street, ov Thursday afternoon, ut two quiet, nnd at $tne.cio bile on England at kinds was very Night aod anim. @ of the facta, stalemebts. an bo thus transferred, and tiie attempt to oso by the | fraternity towards their owa justitutions, aud from the | o’cloc'. aixte days) sire ,cuoied at 100% & 1007j; at three re nominal. Linaced was steady at ed, nnd their action 1s to be regs Legislature is abortive and nugatory. See opinion im | preparations which sre now belug amade, it is safe to Forts —On Tuesday, Decamber 19, Jony C., tnfant ie! abba an Se esciahtaian bias cial Lard wae quoted 1 lba $1 2), an no treated ax prime ferve just aud 4 Poople va. the Police, %% How. Pr. | say the fair will bo a decided auccess, €0n of oF and Josepbine Forbes, aged 1 year, 2 i & Y2O%K, commerciat Villg, 1US%Z 9 10035 ® dbs, pork, 1,208 do. beef, 186 fendants claim in their answer to bave © 1867 delogates to the defendants the Tun Great Wankreo Marc Feow Naw Yorm ro Pana | onthe and days. The relatives of the family aro respectfully invited to or may mot be-wnlawfal aod muxtents.—Frank Melntire, who has been matched to | attend the funeral, frow the residence of bis parents, © limits of the Metropolitan T’olice District. | walk from Now York to Philadelphia for $6,000 °in | 212 Bank sreet, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at The Legisiaare has said to the plaintiffs | twenty-«'x hours, will leave Jersey Cily on Friday next | o'clock. “You may law(aily drive este througa tho streets of ; He will pase through Newark about | | Gleexrmio.—On Monday, December 9, of apoplexy, who deny that their premises were ever con- w York if the defendants do not decide otherwise, If zabethtown at balf-past two P. M., Rah. | JOux Orensrreco, aged 49 years, demned ‘or that ther evor received the not) ey determine you t Mot, your disregard of thelr BSranswick at half. ‘The reiatives and friends of she fomlinigee, respect= meniionot 'n the act. April 24, 1867, tho Logisiature | determination will be unlawfal; you willbe gnilty of a nutes past tweive | fully invited to attend he funeral, from bis Tate rest pawedan ct making it onlawfal to drive any cattle, | misdemeanor and will be liabie to iaticiment and pan- x, wall stat: Seumvees cum street, Brooklyn, oa after. ison Paris at waty days, 5.164 a 5.16;,at three days, rity tondjadge aud determine whet 6155 6 6.15. \ The teceipta for’ gusioms aad the reeeipy, payments aud haisnces at thdjsub-Treweury in thiecity for the ex- | $2 9 fo pired portion of thelwavk h eve been as follows :— reonlar, Custom Hoaiera—- —Sub Trensary— ——, | bogs ane samt Dusiness pursnit, and the prom pursuit of the ous similariy sit th 0 reth-mureot, of the act before cited. Thi ants’ answer {is controverted wv and 870 to. lard. ‘Ph 2 the apot and-$23 12)¢ 0 only hoard (pas! midnich! ; jt, Deo. 0 in the city of New York except at such times ‘and | ishment as criminals.” «learly it ie beyoud the powers ] ten A. ¥., and Philadephia at three o'clock y, | Boon, . ‘ Dee. 0 ) eb manner ° detendante taight by crdinance | Of the Legislature to confer upon acy body of men, | Mr. Mcintire will bo belle vy Mr. donn Gnocax.—Oa Monday, December 9, after @ sborbill. ‘Ses ntetit cs tashive 08) spedie) from ew, | or resolution prescribe, Tt further provides tbat so | although selected by sovereignty itself, seh vast powers. | Grindel!, who accompanied Mr Weston to Chicago, | Bess, Benxann Gnoaay, aged 47 years. aw alue of exports (oxa tu New | Mage Ce ay gS jong ag tho defendants shall permit the bdosiness of | The Legistature may denonnce a given act as criminal, ; ‘Tue friends of the aye seenopt falls jnvited to io ports for ike’ Week endiug Resomber 10, ) 4 cut, for Jannary, © slaughtering animals for food below Fortieth street, !t ‘cannot sence, Scene cae @ residence of his es $4,628,013, against $3,9%, 1,208 for the weak, previous. Camberland éut shajl be iawful to drive, &e, After tho passage of | delegate to these defendants any such power or agtho- ey 4 52 Sha street, Brook; = sth ‘and tong clear I2i¢e, Cut meats this act, and before the adoption of the ordinances be- rd of Health, 31 t afternoon, at 3 o'clock, without Nag demand, with sales of 12,000 lbs, bellies s+ 1 fore mentioned, the Beard of Health adopted an ordi- 885-396, per Inerabam, Jastice.) In effect the ther invitation, ) E e hike a . ello, and 40d packages W ed hams et Won SALES AT THE NEW Yomi \ STECK EXGHANEE. faa" Whe uartee fore tard ‘eovticued. to. tule wsvet, but nance regulating the tine and manner of driving cattle, | Legislature has confided to these defendants the autho. | 4% Orrices AccwanraLuy Suot.—As oflloer Healey, of | Hacamurr,—At New Brunswick, N. J., on Mon hold: e fl hs neles c. 1069003 aM. | TSS Ue at ge tdi obeding ioreaaner. ‘nai through tho streets of New York, Tho pieintiffs | rity to determine whether or pot the act of 1867 shall | the Ninoteenth precinct, war eovering an excaration Rapte % Bese Wittias Hacoerty, in the 73d y el that the ordinance preventing the criving and | go into operation, The Courtof Appeals bas condemned | with pl: osterdi revolver, ppened Tomsoay, Deo. iff ud cheese are po ter aly changed, iahchter'ng of cattle, phew g Fortieth stitot te #8 vaconetitutional and hs ene pod; peoreaie a ae rin ‘The relatives and friends are invited 1 si aun. Cradein bulk, wes in improved demand ant | void, and ask that the sane may be #0 adjudaed, and 463. Bank Of fis right thigh, The wound is not considered dangerous. | *eud the funeral, at bis late residence, No. 48 Albany a fires y held wt Wwe, At the close sales were of 1.000 that the dofondants darieg the pending of this action be , 8-91, street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock. ‘ek BS | bile a Tm do, do. In tote at 1040. w 10Me..anrd one | repcrainied from enforcing th Rama. Usireo Starnes Taxascny Notes Losr ox Stoum.—It |” Havnann.—Oa Mouday, December 0, after a lingering line a antral ne Mes oh per pale Mi eeteanee ry ge th ee ‘was yesterday discovered that $37,150 of seven-thirty | illuese, Joserm 8. HaviLann, in the 23d year of big age. “ c Sor Pla : D, B. Raton awk George Bliss, Jr., for Des » 5 an ten Hee Go. G, jaattee.—"The giainatte “charge that the act of 1866 and the ordimance com) at aac. for stand: Jace a Ira Shafer, James H. and Thomas J. Cramer, : ro shall | United States Treasury notes, al! properiy endorsed for bi fortieth | payment, had been lost or stolen in i fally tw itimate holders im thisecity, There are memo his mother, 289 East Thirty-eighth atrect, this (Wednese relatives and fricnds of tho are rospects vited to tne fateral, (rom the remdence of it the tering \ained | street, it shall be lawful to drive. The defendants con- are therefore uncoustittios eunver, a! 293g; 69) prune of deprive thom, and thous persane in whose beba'f they | tend that th not perinit slanghtoring south of | paciare : afternoon, at one o'clock. : ne 100 gallons = Wom na on private tering. OF {586 | Sue, af thelr property without due. process of inw, and:| Forweth fad therefore it'is uniewtal fot the | Sno tico totey aud wbirty-oue "820 motes. The. tment “Tastee At Astorie, 08, Monday, December 0, Tos % and 60 do. standard. wil 1 and void. (Constitution intiffs to drive caitle below that point The defead- made detect Atxeviz, wife of Charles H. Henry, in the 44th ‘were 38) Sbia., part at Zic. Eu PI Sadat ‘a sale wee made reine pee oon Bee Bg a ber 0 oa pe constitution ef the | ants cortainly heve failed to prevout slaughteri tle below that point, an : jag cat- | nuthorities to ascertain who is tho present illegitimate oe. of #0 bble. standard white, for Dec at . the ‘enforcement of the id altho: they may refuse to The relatives and f the family are respect. , chives Board ef no aaias of taament. Stiall salen of'| ordinaace in qnestion tho plaintiffs ae prevented from | consent, it may be It Oe sane they perient ft; | POldet of these valuables fully mylted v0 anteod tae rlnerel, Crom ihe residence o& we Q —— ee ee LG 10 ventertal hinge carrying ou their business parsuit at their premises, | eeriainiy they sufler tobe done, Webster defines th POLICE INTELLIGENCE. her mother, 108 South Fifth Williamsburg, thig rts wail ie ie ae ‘ond ae | fm value. Ke tmporiagten 4 wore ho de fee ere comet on oe the defendants. The | term to — thos:—"'To allow by silent consent, iN (Wednesday) ot eo eee. t . Wee iene On, ex cou. & 40... 6 alte Soman. —The ‘was mocorate. e ol oe feecoment of this ordimende is deprive | or pees idding, to suffer without ing express cn~rngeeernalppadan How.—Oa, r, Decetn' ), ree Dapering ithe i a 4 call MH Mich Coase, o! Ri... 110) of the small stock, were rery fem, stil the plaintiff's and chose similariy situated and interested | authority.” It seems to me that the intended Exrenscve Taser ov Ravexon $/s0ra—A intere | 208% Emer Har, of New Brunswick, N. Jy kad Posen ng MONG fair to redannng Or of the use of their property as heretofore re to anthorize the driving of cattle beiow Fortieth street, 03 very aged 46 yoara, 1 month ‘20 dave 0, : Sa ONY 8 Nita 8! ™ BAL weet Mada teens | Does the ordinazcs in question deprivarthe plaintiffs of | solong ee sleugitering could be oy A @ting case of larceny, involving the theft of internal The relatives and frienas of the family are respect nie GG © 100 TH Can RR Hard wea costed eiget watt ality Iige, ¥ Siaughhter houses by ibis ercieeece: be tts oun inherses | te vcloee, “ape the. “eiucehierteneee nae iiscrent | evento atarmps, ta.the value of $1,200, from the omce | fUll7 insitede aitend the fineral tye cteaday) aftere 4 Mal’! ditg. doe cler & Pili eh aliow, Hien a Ite Stoae Decornber _ j , . of the U Intoreal Revenue C at Battle | Room atane'G i ne ue Pio: se omens 4 Un tii Ed and tb081 bage. mon best Lat bese tee Ma, Seren an ktine Fe rene ee AL Se | snore, on tue ieeh Gitime, wes acaveston torneo eae te eaabttiebe ¢ ‘Asien’ tho ChiergoGNW lai. 4 1M Chia &N nel, oh {ng to the meaning of that terme as ompoyed in the | wise sot. Tals would seem ta be too plait jxire any | Justice Hogan, at the afternoon, On | widow of anative of the parish of M au 4 eopativution? Biscknione, Kent, Bouvier, and indeed | illustration, I do not dhink that tbe usstion dissasced She OO insane EONS Wy Daene, Wenvacees Wie C0 | tows, aoagey, ath, Ireland, in the €oth year of all the law writers whe have undertaken le define the he motion as tothe power of over | United States Cominissiongr's in Baltimore, ap. | her age. ‘s farm pre. oy cube ght arpa iron | Eada ntpea"aaa "alee Yona whch ne | foe ensteana enact he fea ae rnp » ‘ally jew ry ‘aneral, this (Wednesday) a mjoy and dit @ thing.” x Bur NYS Erie ent’s Com. 820; Bourior’s Law De utis charged them with stealing @ quantity of inter. at z twelve o'clock isely, from BB gna Unton went * 2 Wyuehamer va The Peaple, J Kern, 396, nal “revenue stumps valued a/ $5,200, Inasmuch | fhe residgace of Hor wont iam, Patrick Kelly, No. SID anit ah sor, da yi ould soe to follow that theerdiaance Ppp beconbge ie Met Ry Bt PE waa ct sirest. The romaine wil be interred i a my ~ 4 a jueetion deprives jatifia property vernal Reven' 9 $9 Pours Naiioail fe Bpatren wre tulad oominel ah 64 old. sono | widhio the menting of she conmitatiogal, provisions Cours enonat restes| trict of thle Stale, that Hayek ata Weed tad offered to} "4 88 Tuesday, Dece:avee 10, Srvetiow Ku, som Wimp & eh nk Mo Tone a inten, bowtoren —" cited, untegs it «ball appear thag this bas boa ¥ due | those in whoss bebalf th fe\l him (Smith) @ quantity of aamps, which the wit | of Martin and Mary Keoo, » f parish of Tiar~ et A Hud Vamalca 146 aol Chie tk i Wit. tamtne was without’ np change advout 26,000 | prosees of Ikw. By the iourtsenth sectinn of tke Act Bem now identiged as doing a of thossaliezed | pagce i “aged a2 yours, 12 Pe Canton Go......000 aie WY Tha were dispose’ of, partat iis Gide, ee sean | Of 18084h0 power le conferred upon the defendants (0 to hare been stolen from tne coll@lor’s office aa stated. band io wit Baur No sales 0 moment were reporieds previa is urlea® | aqjudge the plalntiffe’ premises apd pureait a On that dav@Mtr. Smith also mades short aMidavit, ata. d relatives of the family are respectfully 3 al were demanded. Jodi prices wero Van isance, and davgerous to lite and witbou fog that Huyck and Weed bad to his ofii¢e and to the funeral, from hie oeo.a-The market for Kentucky and weed iesf was al ce to them, upon such proof as they may repord eed or ee a tee tees Luttpal | No. 85 Monroe street, hia (Wednesday) afternoon, inaclive, The busloess was coudued to email fats mt alt that fn ance of evonue stamps, which bad two o'clock, tl pwoceeded puceely aa stolen property. Mie atate Of facts | ged areews Atlas o6, F. & A.M. Fon Pig was aparierty deal: (9, and we have, only if T6- eestinisat’ is wd Josticd Hogan issued a Wwaant for appre. ihrea of this aes betas sanmietend 10 tend port sales of S00 plas straits ot Lge. 20 do, Banca, @ioir promises 9 noisance dangerous to |i hension of Hurck and bn wich me | a specitt comm to. be held at thelr rooms, a Sed 10 tone Bio. all god. Plaves were dull snd ordered he onane toes ande.rpenied, pins pyeeme rok, seen We Police Court, | Broxdway, om Thursday morning. at Dalat rod PO ins ss mtinned le. moder: a were Lt ie defendants pursued course indicate lotective ». Frank! Inst tribute oe Chie & Alten, are? pat Nocera eeleelinio ibe stile site By he feutor als ection have thie Biaintils here Sects of tu sunset eaee In tourch. of the a ar fase wrothed alecandier Mathews. reve M2 bbls, Noiuing was done and prices | been deprived of shew propery w tage procass of | object, that Lbese claimants, ~*~ JOHN BOYD, Master. law? This provision constitution hea beon re- | not jofn in this awit. This 4a examination ip the case f Gao. W. Donvea, "7. or domentic continues fair and the | peatedis contirved by the courte tomean thet no citi- | cious (han solid. Ther Mrypmis0x,—0n ae ‘ovening, December 9, Sanaw? ees "arm ®F- radee of fleece, i pert f hel . an of the State ehalt be ‘of his iy ai to thelr charge; but the motion was dy ets ooh Sa ¥ gt oom 9 ei * ‘af re baat ty Dall bo preaetneoe Rystest Wine agonra | prierenperte Sommaiad.Huyck ia thirty And Cheriotie Mendelson, aged Bees fetta Sener grace SMe da “tfc Ree iat tat Grin | Saco bh wing a he seaereus vo ia » mt cf “ ir prian if A wh i. fe Pte Moat at pric 88 show ng no tmpprceaments cop ity & Karman, 21% 87, bas, 908) Wee faust by ree, ‘ioe o do iy | Lor foreign there ‘remains @ fof laruily aad ail dewrip. Onan, Ql, 212) The da. | not beany Conn it, Nites at > word Moons, a ma TET es ote Eee wine Bim. 146i, OWo dl te, whee ‘ny co tte, Ret under cone doration, mar, | *ycze borall They cagh plead aot golity. lee othe city oF aged 24 years, fie XN Oud We, Ne. tabE ® fedian.. 10.000 Joa, 2 to the party fo be allested hy Hor jodg- | sud plaweMy are Ramos9 Boxoe Stores, —Yesterday | Tuo relatives and friends are requested to attend th® ‘ ea { * } .