The New York Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1870, Page 6

8 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1870 THE COURTS. THE BATTLE OF BRAINS. BROOKLYN CITY. | FINANCIAL.AND COMMBREIL. = see=<8 saége After. 845, v1, i, 8 816, ain, as, S19, SSOEETETES : Fy Refusing to Testify ae 0 Witnes—The Pneumatic BROOMLIN COURTS. The Piola After the Oontest—The Wounded and | punoral of Mr. Joseph. Wesley Harper— suvrmay verter) | “aoe Be 8 as ‘Transit Company Litigation~A Bank Case— sara How They Are Getting Along—What Bergh Atter the Birds Again—Pinan- Gola ‘tn ts Torther decline to-aay touched 110%, | io00 x ie "és Sentenced for Burglary~A Reminiscence SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM Their Friends Say and How 6 Wwhieu ty thie lowest prios for % since the 24h of = Be Baw 9 ef Judge Dowling—A Strange His Whe Gas House Tragedy—The Case of Owen the Victors Act. cial Statement of the Supertn- emer, ee ee ee ahs te “3 $ ae 3 ae tery—Politisians' Pete—The Brook rll cent ore yet aw fied 6f, EH. F BRP speculative aales On the part of persons interested in | An oy ume lyn Gas House Tragedy. Lefore tudges Barnerd, Gilbert, Tappen ana Prats | Tt Would sccm that the faculty of the New Tos, Stocks and governments, wbo hope to infuence a |. toy Teosg das au a“ oe —- Owen Hand, Plainttyin Brror, os, Te People, De: | CORE Are to Rave a "hard time of It for sometime}. The Bands street Methodist Episopal eburen | “beak” in we latter by s lower range in whe pro: | Hi S oy ao. >] Jendante in Ervor.—On the 11th of August last tba-| *,9°M!S edging trom the Present aspect of Maite. | was thronged’ youterday by citizcus ‘assembled ior | Mum. ‘Tho dectine was resisted by the few “pulls” ' UNITED STATES COMMESSIONERS’ COURT. Prisoner fiaad, who waa employed’ at the Bouin | 924 All owing to the new system of excellence” | tne porpose “of'taking part’ in thé ‘of | remaining: in'the Gold Room, who flooded the street | 7 F: Refusing to Appear and Testify a» to Busl- ness, Before Commiastoner Shields. Brooklyn gas house, stabbed and kiied James Donne, @ fellow Workman In the ertablshment. He was tied im the Court of Oyer and ‘Terminer, Faure Fe oR which they Rave lately adopted, They do not expect, | the: late |2 wv Harper, of the firm of | Win bulleting trom Washington and elsewuere cal- nor bave they, so fur, @xperienced any opposition to ‘+ brothers puplisners, of New. York, ‘ibe Culited wo ewéngthen the-marxet. Both sides have their course from the Executive Communice of the | COCIMUDE clergymen, were LianOp, Jened Revs tir. 1 commenced to operate in these news despatches, Board of Education, which. hag special charae of | Auarews and lev. Mr. W. li. Norris, Among tne | ANd no soner 14 “bear” story afloat than the : coseeisce =e Fri 8.0 Morris 87 ene ouhtint ahaha ORONO ee tone er GU ot ee seg Merril the Free Academy. On the contrary, reveral of the congresation ware, meme prowinent eeagjorenien 4 “bulla”? sollow it up with ® version suited to eee Ie Couecter Vleasonton, of the Fourth eallegtion ais- | SemeHon! 10 De exeourad oa-the Od ‘Of Vecember, | commitiee have expressed themectves aa highly @® | fiends" of ihe deceased, Phe services. wero of ai | elF operations. The consequence today was ain tte trek, iM purwuanes of summons requiring hin to | murder Hand aud ODER Guarles web ees | Lew WD the new stare OF arTaits, and have eoni- | iupiegive order. Ene rewins were taken to |.m .seriee of. miva}) .tlmue sheets, intended: to te testify ap to Dis be being a retail liquor ether, and the foreman ol the @aiaciishmens, desir. | #!/y complimented the Jacuityon ther good judg- Greenwood Jor utermeut. Influence either, side of the speculative siravegy of o @eaivr. ‘The defendant wus thus proceeded aguiast | MX Lo Sci ed trouble. ordered the jauer to-quit | ment in the matter. The N the gold deem, Holders of gold had their balances 00 ade tbe Jouitennth section of sno wet of 1480, BY | Te arate Parpenyieromene payee | HOW THE ORFICIENTS TARR THE MATTER. premises occupied by Patrick Brennan, Ne | carrieg ay rasen ranging irom «x down to three per iio The “hard ume,” howeyer, 19 to come, ana has | 7 Nassau street, where ale and other wimulanW | cont whe operations of the Gold Exchange Bank already made itself felt through the indignation aug | **¢ dispensed, was visited by Mr. Bergh = ® | wore getollows:—Gold cleared, $22,101,000; gold bat vexation of spirit of the parents of many of the ‘1de- |, COUPle of nia oficers on, Wednesday night WBO PUL | ances, gi74,s61; currency nelances, $02,060. The ficient.” ‘The later, a6 a matter of course, are very | SSOP to Bt intensating eet lors between iva. gaine, | chiet uctuations were as follows: sore over theiriate, but the majority of them are 4 Pperty end arrested ime two teach aibie enough ta knew that they came togrief the own negligence or the stinginess of nature, Who ie eae ee es ee : piace. Burmy, J. Men Daniel Cassiay, Ne. tum of brains, and so satisfy themselves with grum- | Kiodes, James M. ‘gio? ate fee wi our re Sttechinent. forma arrest, ‘the deiendans was | bis clothes bape (to Veaving: a lew minute allerwarda Hand wall reotly to where ne was and the quarrel was raunes bonne Hd Barthes tering ity sina tac my a Gomen, The wounded map fell to Noor, eee dland, after throwing the knile the i, ene pee ne Low make what y OF Bun; have kiicd L Walked away. 4 ExJuage Movre, Jor the prisoner, having ‘ht before the Vourmtssioner, and OB CouKEBLUg ‘ty testily was diseha rg SUPREME COUNT ~0 AMBERS. ‘ee Pneumatic Transit Company Litigation i sj Were twenty seven 10 Lumber, for & total of less than p id for the life of them-how on earth itis possible that ther | Cohen aud Edward George, aged respectively twelve | Oo tisony at pric pentagon sons could be found “deficient,” just as though they | and fourteen years, engaged in a quarret while leav- | 1) 1. were the offspring of the mere hodcarrier, or cart- | ing a private school in Union avenue, EB. D., and 3 Tu MONEY MARKET tan, or butcher, or what not—all that 18 not aristo- | were separated at the door by the teacver. On reach- | was steady at four to six per ceat, but there was a crane in airs or nonsense. These people have not ae Nee -eiciontste neeoige ey gears prerenesAgtl mole weneral employment of funds at five per cent 10 simply contented themselves with muttering tOwr | sirgcx George a murderous blow ou the iuee, ‘The | among the governmens dealers, On stocks the rate | iy) wits Bt Paul Rids, Gog ie my ©! e, WV i COS is CONLURE cour geen fit to "ucder Jonn te drive to the college and Ing in conwact with a paving, ploue, The in- | tons as the latter figure, Commercial paper was STREET QUOTATIONS. deposit them us the gate, Whence they have suited | jured boy was taken the resideuce of | without now featare, Half. gaa Five o’Clock P. M. angrily $4 bie room of tue resident aud given bun | his parents ki uresd‘siteeh near Highs, aad umnedl+ FORMIGN BXCHANGE - pen ales a 0K 0 $0 & piace of their mtud. wid Was summoned. ret his injuries we 7 roan a TRYING ''0 MAKE AN IMPRESSION. supposed to be of @ serious ‘character, bus was active upon a fair demand from the importers, y, poge Wand... Wie Ge A dsoy = Recipe od on bug ¥ ee aa an- | condition was 8 oS rm) Peapleal JOMSAL shes who seemed Wo tlave been itnpelled to buy irecly by ‘ now! er: re. ——, She is wealtliy, at | his raver stated tne ease to Justice Vourtiies, when east her busband is, and she uaturuily felt tuat hor | that magistrate Issued & warrant and caused tne the decline in gold, but the leading bankers atili dis- silks and satins and her itveried servants, who stoud | arrest oi Coben to@wailt the result of Geurge’s in- | greed as to rates, which were an eighth higher, and at the gateway, and who couid be seen irom the | juries. were quoted 100 a 10934 for sixty day sterling and Prendenv’a window, Would make a very stroug ln- 108% f od banker's, Short sight was steady at RY aR ee presaion upon tue college foike—ihut 18, alimpression | Coroner Jones Was nowiled yesterday afternoon % Sor go is COMMERCIAL REPORT that woaid make thenr strike oif frum the Uiack i156 | tee en old woman named Mary Cassidy, Tesiding in | 199% & 100%. Belore Judge Cardozo. shaliaerieh: gut e Int Mayor, de, vs. The PreumasicePransit com | Sbveaied vo the General Tenn ou exceptions taken Wh Nee SANE rola aoa oe 1 ai pany.—Tbe motion.in this case was for an injunc- | serday. Judge Moore's puluis were a i | dilng Uudly and making the best of it, pene frSSoopg tage ye: eaten Bd $00 0 ins ton resiraiuing the defendants from prosecutung Lue revised staxuen provide that tne URQNAMT PARENTS.ON THE RAMPABE, Siplguad nelore sactide wWeune aude picecitg aut Renee 9 ‘heir work of placing pucumadlo tubes under Broad, an being witnody ene aurhoris of ley Saal bo | Not wo with many of ‘their parcntal relations, | guilty, were held to appear for’exaunuation on tue the itmtt of price and the amount tobe sold the gov- . Hau Wu AS ww. ; side, sosurding to the fools ead circumstances | particularly those who are blessed wich a pletnora of | ~4#2 mat. Sromens disponed-of a multies ef. Gold: to-day a the ¢ BO Pate PW Jndge Cardozo m rendering hie decision said st | af each case ‘ns pronding Junge ‘ar the trl | tna work goods, and-who eousequentiy eanaor see | On Monday might fant two oye, named soeeph | SUPT eesury to the miguest bidders. The proposats | Be Boner et @harged the jury thut in no aspect Of this Case Could g: a fay ¥8, ? fa¥g 100 Col, Ce ie ao Be was wnpossivie to hold thas the defendanta were * @euwg avy tung whieu auder the acts of the Legisia- ture,hey’naca bot Jawiul authority te do, or that Sbusgyacls were constitudoua! wilbout difteriog trom ‘me OpiDions pronounced in she case Of the Peopie vs. Kerr, While that dase rood he thought te present case wust tail, He would add tnat He should, @veu if be did NOt regard the case as clear tor tne @evendanis, incline (o hold that ap injuncwon should Bot Bsue UN Lie question bad beep passed upon by Wee General Term ut icast, because tne defendants were suOwn Co ave Incurred jarge expense, unU LO + Rave preceeded with the work upon the faith of a macute o; (he State, and the plaiuuits bad suffered ‘tom to Go Bo and to expend a large’ sum of money beiore rawing any odjechion to ther acts, Motion Senied; costs to abide eveng SUPERIOR COURT—TAIAL TERM.—PART 2 Action Against the Nassau Bank, Before Judge Jones and a vary. Knox vs. The Nagsau Bank.—When the founda- ¥ the prisoner be convicted of uiuraer in the second degree, ‘The Judge erred in his charge, because— Fust— {t prevenved @ considerasion of te facts and circumstaudes Of the Case and was virtualiy au iD- struction to find the accused gulity of murder in the first degree, Second—in creasing & Lew degree of homicide (avurder in the seound care the Legisia- ture Intended to provide tor cases done purposely and inaiiciously, but without deliberate aud premeditated malice. ‘There-was testimony im this (ase showing tuae this Was Just such a case, ‘Third--Such ap O.lence as murder in the second degree bas long existed in Peposylvaaia aud Ybio, Fourth—The convicuon snouid De set amide and a new trial ordered, Distrigh Auorney Moms replied and the Court took the papers und reverved voeir decision, COURT OF SESsiONS, A Female Receiver Convicted, Belore Jadges Troy, Voorhees and Johnson, 1 SROTESRE: % Bt {100 Bri 6 NJ Centr: ©,O &Ind Ceat. 20a 81 tions oi she Nassau Bank were being excavated the | Ann Clements, a well dressed and respectabiy ap- { % leasMone of the studies in which her son aud heir Wasnii ni GOVERNMENTS UNBETTLED AND LOWER. mor bad been laid out as “ierecient.”” Douglas street, near Washington avenue, had died ‘Sapmnanem; Bebstiaaes Sewucasions of the new HeKALD building ruming | Dearing woman, about forty yeara of age, who lived THE FATE OF A BRIGHT BOY. at the Flatbush avenue Dispensary, where she bad | The contradictory bulleting above relerred toand | | 1, yas in fate demand, trom the (rade, and @own titty feet 1% necame necessary to eink the | St 1 Talman street, was placed on tral for receiving Jeundations of the bank to un equal depth, The | Property which had been stolen, by ler two daugi- deiendants were, therefore obliged to suore up tue | tts, from the store of McKinney & Stewart, 279 founvauons of the Danna, And, an dolng su ran | Fuiton sireet. It may be remembered tant ene day meedieas through the wall into his basement and | /88t month the Qangiiters, who are respectively niue more. ‘The piaintitf claims that there was ap unne- | #24 eeven years of age, were arresved for the theit, After seating herself im the chair Wuich the cour- | gooieq for treaunent for a dislocation of an arm, | the decline in gold nad the effect of rendering gov- | steady at former quotations, There were sold thd drawing'a long breath, ahe brustou outs Tt appears thas the woman called there ang | iments heavy. Tuo market opencd with cooslde- | Tvettags cx Houry and Louis, 1,000 do ex Nicole and “Well, air, {cannot see the Justice of this thing at | stated that sue had sustained the dislocation | rable Armness im consequence of an advance to 68 | 1,059 0, ex Soonen on private terms. For other descriptions all, IVa an outrage. Ite a shame, and my hus | by Jalling down stairs. re Wide, sfncaard, | for tive-twenties im London and to 98 iD | the market was dull and we beard of no sales. ao Courtelyon and Sterling commenced to replace the |} Frankfort, the European makket for our ae | CoTTON.—There wasan increased business consummated ceusary delay im buildiug the foundatio in | @ud subsegueutiy sent vo the Louse of Refuge py “Madam,” interrupted the President, ‘your son | arm, but they found that the woman Was suttering “ in this staple to-day, the demand from all sources being more pormivting tae needles te remain tbrougm the wale | Justice Wasu. ‘The poltoe searched (ne residence of Was weated the vame as all others. #0 much that it would be necessary to ue chloro- | curities being especially strong on account | i tun aasle Gr cngfoasg lunges -aunted ia, henry Wo the decriment and interruption of uis business, | tleir parents, and found there the property which “But what right—J say whacrigit—bave the faculty | form, Dr. Wilde accordingly did 80, whem hira. | of the weakness in gold here end the party i Me. teeteding 208 bales 10 fer which he now brings tus action to recover | bad been stvlen by the girls. Both Mr. aud Mra | t0 deckte what shall constitue amleliciency suilicient | Casardy sainted, and in a few moments died. abundance of capital at low rates there. But with prices receded fully %c. per Ib, fn ee $2,500 damagea. Ciemenss were arrested and beld vo await the action | W havernim witharawn? From inquiries Coop weeny made by Dr. Wilde, the “oreak”” in gold to 1104. the market became corres palne Art rag peed * ReaD or pein ‘The deiendents set up that there was no unneces- | Of the Grand Jury, which body indicted them, At “ihe same,” replied General Webb, quite un- | it appeared that on Wednesday and yesterday Mrs. ” . pore RA oe eet prices the market cléeed weak. gary deiay, aud that im the permission given by tue | ‘Me time of their arrest they accused each other of moved, “ag it bas to Gecide when @ pupil sould be | Cassidy was assaulted by her Moeneierar ay 4 was | foverieh and declined, the ‘beara’ pressing it with | Tamil Ot ‘good business in future deliveries, prices fur pisiati to carry OW she Work DO Lume Was fixed for senarny Ope anugncers sruand » y steal irom stores, ae eee fs Ruder, sne Neg Md Sn hae the report from Washington that the government | which, however, ware about 440, per Ib: lower. Te s sales completion. pat Te was tiereupon remanded for seutence. “8° | wrnat being #0 hie 18 ail the more to blame not to | turned Lome drunk aud thrown billets of wood | Would reduce the revenue about fifty millions next Wie sre: Bodo fo dune, par aL HS 40 doy for COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. a er 7 Margene er aie anit ch) ecxotten lady, pipes: repeat se i tha ckater ners para steceie tes peptides Pralgpialags: sy Para area aoc) for pel si Me, ade. alas HE ULSTE: UNTY HORROR ‘46 tg an wWwful thing for us; all bis irlenda kuow of | ever be got drunk, of aousing bis wife. Mra. Cas- ; a do.. for Jui CAR Poh fe Phd nei pc ra . 7 a ne ivand it's a great disyruce, ‘you know.” may Was about axty-tve years of age. lows:—United Staves currency sixes, 1113¢ @ 111%; suet H, on private terms al hep a running low flad- 1am very sorry, Dui he is responsibie for it,” was Coroner Jones autuorized the removal of the body | do. sixes, 1881, registered, 11734 #118; do, do., coupon, | quotations:— imple answer. to tue house Douglass street, and will commence | 1145, g 11; do. five-twenties, registered, May and mameagins Mobile and ‘And the 1; ” fs They nave done thelr duty.” Spence November, 144 #114}; do. do., 1868, coupon, do. Then snere 16 no hops of my aon’s being.atiowed | The Board of Superintendent of the Poor of Kings | 116 ®116%; do. do., 1864, 60. do,, 114% @ 11434; do. Death of the Victim—The Marder Wilful and Promeditated—lateresting Statemente aud Strange Sympathy. At the opening of une court yesterday morning Davia Degan, wao was joinuy indicted with Josep MeGowan, chargeu with burgtary in we first degree, Pieaded guilty. On the 26th of January the dwelling Povanxerrsre, Feb, 17, 1870, | torevuray” | county have reccived @ report trom the Gounty | 40., 1865, do. ao,, 114% @ 114%; do. do,, registered, Reuse of Garret K, Winants was entered anaa| Daniel A. Hasbrouck, the victim of the reveut | ‘you ‘dent say so; 1 ain 80 glad. Whemshail | ‘Treasurer showing the present condition of she fund | January and July, 11} a 113%; do. do,, 1465, coupon, ee ae Degan wassent | tragedy near Ohloviilt, Ulster county, died at seven tell bun to comer forthe reef ofthe poor and’the amountspent since | 40., 118% a 113%; do. do., 1967, do, do., 113 8 core a ge rg 8 few days | Ool0cK this morning. Binge his bead Was 80 ear | eee ae ee enn: rnmmned like Sit | tne commencement of the preskms fiscal veer. ‘The | 113%; do. da, 1868, ao. to, 113% a 113%;3. do. guilty t ince to burglary in ihe Susnrd degrees Was sent to | fully chopped on Tuesday he has rematned entirely border ining ed — weer feed Col hae uneonscious, except for a moment on the afternoon ol fm tae third degree, he laving, on ue nignt ot we | Of the day or the murder, wbile the physicians were Yet Of January, borglariously entered the cavee | removing pieces of bone from his skull, Then in Sa.ou Ol James Thowpson, No.5 New street, and | great agony hegsimplygejaculated, “On, dont!” ana saw the “point” and gracefully with- | following amounts paid out in the first two montas, | ten-forties, registered, 100% & 10034; do. do., coupon, Tue drew, satistied that her son could get wack aiter all— | august and Septemoer, were toa large extent un- } 112% @ 112%. Pe avast ain (oa ee WANTED. paid balances of bilis-contracted'in the preceding |, SOUTHERN SECURITIES An irate genueman calied to see one of the pro- | Year. ‘the board have determined tus yearto ‘pay | were generally steady in price and extremely dull fesgors about Dix son, who lad wiso been ampped oa | #8 they go” so lony as the funds last, and leave no | Tne Louisiana levee aikes declined to 70 upon the stoven torty dotiars? worta Of kuives aud spoons, : +] the bark “Deficiency.” He i# a big man about town | balances to be paid out of next year’s appropria e of the bill to issue three millions more ie Was sent to the State Prison for tive years, since then peice ised Pip 3 in more wavs than one, and fell hisown importance | Hons:— aie pi spi nt bonds. ‘The market for these | lower, TBe were oontined to al at ‘Vhomas Caunut picaded guiliy to an attempt at HE MUKDER PREMEDITATED, if the Professor did not. After a lengthy cduversa- Superintendents of the poor in account with the | of levee improvemel $1 09 for. No. 3 apri $l 18ig a8) 1836 for No. Chleage burglary in the third degree, The store of Chris Since the affair information has transpired which | tion he exciauned, “4 treasurer of Kings coanty:— segues has been weak for some time, owing to ube | and fair Milwaukee do., $1 1 for car ota red W iN wwpier Hackett, No. 400 Kast sixteenth street, was butgiuriousy entered on sue 11th of January and | #20ws Wat the murder was wilful and premedi- Micy-two doliars’ worth of boots siolea. He was seni { tated. A dozen years ago or more Mr. Hasbrouck Ww Wwe State Prison lor two years aud #1xX monus, Us “a A 6o for whe, completion of the new Biate seven and eight per | 8! Ss fer Ualltormin, end we Mt A stier demand, ba dal a he re 45,00 bus! at 56,641 | eens bonds. ‘The North Carolina olds were strong on) Bnd ssw Toro Wtcen mixed, te. aioe, for inferior do, “But my boy must come back.” ‘Yo cagn pala August, 10v. “that ws all very Well to say,” said the Professor, | To cash Dad Sep! abet 1800 “Was he not as Well conductea a boy a8 you nave | TO cash paid October, 1569. . made a visit to the Ulster County Poorbouse, and | here?’ ‘To cash paid November, 1869, 28,624 | the report, of intended resumption of we interet— $i 04 for Kiln dried, 9c. a 970. for yellow Jersey, an: Jumwes Wels, @ pad looking youth, pleaded guiity ry ‘ ” ‘To cash patd December, 1869 J $8e. a Bi for yelow Southern. For oats the market was dull to an ansguit wito Intent Wo kil Mrs. kiten Simelds, | While there observed adeaf and dumb negro boy, | {He certainly was good morais?” To cash pald January, 1870... payment to be made In coin—which, of course, ts } ni heavy. The aloe mere, 3000, bush at ble. a He, for eaiding at No. 35 Niuty avenue, on the nigut o1 tue | Who went by the name of Levi, Taking a likmg to “1 pelieve he was.” @report and nothing more. The new bonds were are og sig Ps my eet and ean | Or ‘Wh inst. ‘ihe statement or the prosecutimg witness | nim pe resolved to pring him up, and for tat pure “Wey? Total..... sae eeee lower on the pressure of sales of hypothecated bonds. | Paney'a.00 bushes ordinary State were sold at &7c. a We, OF developed the fact that the assault was aggravated aad inexcusabie. Ic appearea taal the prisoner, ac @vumpanied by Mr. Shields, went W the theatre and petusued to the house uuder tic fluence of liquor. He persisted, goutrary to the remonstrauce of vars, Buields, in going iow the Dedroom where her daugh- “Wl he wanted was this,” gently remarked the | To cash paid Febraary, 1970. Projessor, a8 2¢ tapped lus own joreleaa with ius open band, to fndicaie that the boy wouldthave been | ,, TOtBl....--..-++- uiuch benefited by an increase of Hig stock of vraius, | Balance uwexpendea, ‘The interview here ended quite suddenly, A DADDY'S RESOLVE. Total, bese removed him from she Aimshouse to his own couutry residence, where the negro soon learned to work and gave genera) satisfaction. After a year or two Mr. Hasbrouck, finding him disobedient at south Carolinas duil and heavy. It 1s authorita- | bariey malt, which was heavy, 1, bushels MC aiag eal na The mar mel , the offert tively denied that bonds of Florida are authorized to being uh nad rates ware lary ‘ana aainival, except i re was beld be issued except upon completed portions, and then eam ae eed ie Sing bhaionas wal quiet; there upon well guarded securities, The following were | prevailed, however, a fair demand for petroleum vessels, the closing street prices ror the Jeading bonds on the | Which were held .or higher figures. The engagements were :— ter and other culldren were s.ceping, aid attempied | times, punished bim, and the mute ran away, but » the steamer, 30) bales coito: 10 berces: to slab We Kir With & swall pockeLkulle iter | came back aguin. Twice more he ran aiende TA] Wes LotRO CRN UT i hc tek August 1, 1n0y, by balance from o14 account,."$1,078 | Bouthern list:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 83% a §6; fara ate 1b tlreaa bent atts Gayand vole pork at ie wiv Welen indieced twontabe upon her heads Mr. | lstescapade oocarring about six years aye. When | fel Ms heart ou necinyg lus Woy graduate athe cok | CoO,% feo cath irom doun Delany, dices, oso | 4%» Mew, 40% e 4036; Vinginis, ex conpon, 62% & | Foie, ence to Bremen, diauiburg or Aplwerp, wih Gio Snieds informed tue Kecorder that the prisoner at- | he returned the last time it is stated voat Mr. Has- “Yoar son 19 Laturally giited,” said one of the | OCt. 2% 150%, by cash irom John Deiany, Treas, 1,019 | 62%; do., new, 6634 @ 66%; Georgia, sixes, 81 a 82; bls. petroleum at 4s. 6d., if to Hamburg, and de. if to Ant vempted to murder his father about Chiristuwas Lume, “ ¥ (ar faculty, “but he did nos stuay eaougn.?? Nov. 15, 18s, by Cash {row Yonn Lelany, tread. 1186 | do, sevens, 9234 083; North Carolina, ex coupon, | fer atte, Gi'ads, tn trom hlledglptio to Gioral- vo pili twas alt turoggh his own auls that he had Dee ts Mins ty caah from don Delany: Treas; 2/000 | 4% 40%; do., new, 20 & 26%; Miswourn sixes, | tn for orders wih 24%) CUMS SO; StcE" apart a $8 TThat, and noting more.” dan. 5, 1870, vy cash from Joun Deiany, Treas. 91% @ 9134; do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 91 | brig to Porto Rico and back ; ry bere to Roterdam, general pacAtd'he can gob back next June if be studies Feb., 1870, by cash from Thomas Foran, Treas 1,909 | 9 92; Louisiana sixes, 71 @ 72; do. levee aixes, | CArko, and trom Fidlasalpais & (aps 400) tons to Now OF we ? z “Stie market for both foreign and domestic “i1e can, and will be welcome.” PRN a oc acted ga: 10. a 7034; do. GO. ermnts, 82 a 83; Alabama cights, 94a MOLASBED. for fay - : there demand exceyt for retail lois. nen neil study, oF Pal not hus daddy; and the | BY aqiouni iruai general taxes 95; do. fives, 62 @ 63; South Carolina sixes, 87 a 89; Fike are agate ndgninal a the folowing quovstlons max . brouck punished him severely, and thenceforward the disposition of the mute was changed. Avenant residing on Mr. Hasbrouck’s farm, by coming se bee hyegurr DParD, baa par- ally learned ms dumb way of taiking, and tue mute Welsu was seut to tie State Prison for ten years, | gave the tenant to understand by sigailicant. signs that being the most severe penalty that tue Court } and gestures that ne would be revenged on the evuld hupose. tarmer when he became stronger and older. There bias Honor 10 passing sentence said that intoxica- NOD Was DO excuse ior Crime, and that it was his @ary W leach the community that such wicked and @aring aseuulis Wii Dot be Wierated for a moment, kuigabesh Cowan, who was charged with receiving | were several such interviews bev ween tue two, and | man went away as if devermmed to go siraightway do., new, 79 3 80, Old Cuba do. clayed, Bie. ; new Bsus, quantity Of merowaudise, tie property Of | the tenant always Made Mr. Hasbrouck acquainted } to ms son, sant him up in @ garret and make him | GLAU LOLAL........0seseeeqereeesre ener es. $406,044 STOCKS WRAK AND DECLINED, 40, Bbc. pe se Bamuel keigenbautn, Knowtug 16 to have been siolen, | with them, and constantly urged him to get rid of | “com learning” tii the Mowers ui Alay are in bloom. ‘The-Board, at a reguiar meeting held on Wednes- i Wer ‘old. 7 jandi Dieaded guiity and was seni to the Penitentiaty for | the man, as he was sure he would create mischier, GOOD EFFRCTS OF Tus “NEW IDEA.” day lads, voted to dispense with tne services of Join | The stock market, lacking the spoculative sup» | 5,.°S ice; New Crieans, Glc. anc. Alok at “08 ‘Bix InOnihis. Others who bad been wreatened by the prisoner also It need only be said in conclusion that the boys | Geldea, outdoor visitor, In Its employ. Port of the cliques and combinations who have been | bhds. Cuba, 698 do. Porto Rico, 8470 do. English Islands and Lewis Dowdey pluaded guilty toan attempt at bar- giary in the wird degree. He was chargea with eniering the preimisea of Samuel Feigeubaum, No. @av Weat Fortieth street, on the ch ist., and sieai- fog $160 worth of ainrts and drawers. The Kecorder sent him to ine Stale Prison lor two years and six monihs, urged Mr. Hasbrouck to send him away. Tne latter, however, iaughed off the advice, and alway ended up by saying he could nadie nim. One year ago the negro Wus reproved again, and again he made nis tnreats, thé time more violent than ever, 4 TUSSLE FOR THE AXE, On the fatal morning, under instructions from Mr. who,have passed through the ordeal of the examina- reallging since Saturday last, underwent @ sharp | 4%) dvls New Orleans. so. soscts turpentine wae tion feei rather proud of the thing, and that the new 4 a) aysten bas instlied into the mind of every stadent BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALOERMEN, decline, Tt opened barely steady at last nignt's | quiet, there being no demand, Skea for, small lo, but the kdea that he ust study hard or he cannot re- ‘The Board met yesterday afternoon, and in the | Prices, ana became weak and heavy in the transac- | were sold at 47c. a 41 ne. lots. ipatacas order were quoted main in good standing in the college. The good ~ e board ana 48; Rosin was ver, voc bat enctten in Value. etiect of the aysiem will doubles be tally demons | sbsence of the President Mr. Gibney was called | Hons at the morning during the inter- | St 18°; Soo Obie. strained ef G2.W © 83 +6 and fi do. No. 3 strated at the next examination, upon to preside. val to the second poard, when there was arally in | and No.1 at $240 a $8 50. We ‘the trial of Jeremiah Slattery, charged with per- | Husvrouck, the mute went to the wood pile and =_ reso! f Pacific Mail Missis- ee a assault sm ene Curran, on commenced chopping wood, “Mr. Hassrousk came ¥ "1 7 & BOnaTOE, OF EBRD RS atone wane Gee pang rabid ae tal pig hve > it we aia. of jenuary, by sulung, fim in the 1 eek aia up soon after, ud commenced to find fault about THE FORTY-FIRST STRCET MURDER. sented and referred. bie saccbate rae dirs py Sitnings of abt s le, Was courmenced, WO witnesses Were | aginetaing. The sulkiness of the negio so notice- —— eT RETEFDED. - arn tor de peop.e tile trial was adjouraed Wil } apie tne night previous and on the morning of tue Petpesco leppard chdacsc ean and turder gaddenly left nim and from bis eyes shot | Post-Mortem Examination ef the Body of | 4 resolution was adopted directing the Counsel to Island, and of $35,953 in the earnings of Lake Snore Friday. ‘me following ts» the calendar for to-day:—The y , Corporation to take the for the thicd week in February, stayed tne ratiways ve. Tueodore nwaid and Thomas Lyous, Carr Raion Aemecesie sib oe: cage enduaesen prise ie inan pe pj hale bien w i aay bere street aaed tats A siahcopatirg fora'time and enabled the cliques to pursue their | diam.do. and ps iclouveus sana gaa Cortera seme swat | MayNE & presepiment of Gapgee, Mr. Masurgncx |’ Deputy Coroner, held's post-mortem | cluding withia the street al ene land norcherty and {-sBlet: But im the afternoon, with the deoiine in. | ‘sy fad ware Braeed bows ere ce + wl ct . . 8 » . r ee. malenseh veseee a see Magottin. eee secre tole Dasued for the. posbesaion of the mba exammation yesterday on the body of the woman bb ip off ae Fe mp et ee eee gold, and seaananras sence more lefe'to ~ es Pe for comment rine ‘oeder, Georve W. Howard, Maurive Warschner, 3 z Wes ‘prices went i yuoulat! B ap : Jnwes Welsh, Bugenio Kawaras Garcia, audted | “Wate tive they wrestled, the one for revenge ana | SBeTIGan, who was shot dead by her ‘husband, | sroadway and éxtending to te southerly Une of | toe wuts dealings 1a ti ag pags ory Were Uacbanges. Bus tbls st Mack and Joba Grin, grand darceny, the other for ile, a work girl seeing the confict | Thomas Sheridan, on Wednesday night, at 517 West Jay street, at 118 mtersection with Hudson street, and poke ry hago meee =—— from the livuve, shouted “Murder!” and ran ont of | Forty-iirst street. ‘The examination of the body: of | 4 tat ihe street be: hereaker known as New | ing fell t0 96%, ee ene ea ad Teele tarwag | Weera,” Theros, beet "was, dull ears osTieY Gv. ews wet tea naa oat na ue] Ste Vom showed that two show aad Deen Bred at | "The otmn, aquegurtDeparament wasdrecing wo | neue as Vander sates were ane Gragwed | Meee werserepeat ara Srakelolders’ LinbiliticsPolitical Bets. ceeded 1m wrestiug the axe from Mr. Hasbrouck and | Mer; the first eutercd the chin just below the lip and | Dave Macdougal street, from Spring to Eighth avrect, % i 25) boxes were sold at 16c. for lon: sunk the biade into three diferent places im the came out on the right cheok; the other,-and no | P#¥et with Bergan pavement, down, and in @ spasm touched 97% for Cen- Sarmer’s lace, the biood gusuing from the wounds ‘ ‘The Bowrd adjourned vo meet 1d ; oubt the fatal shot, entered the fleshy part of the | noon. coe this (Friday) after- | trai stock and 95% for the ecrip. The exception Before Judge Kane. Thomas Lynch vs. Michact Doris. Tuis was an | in streams ° Breaking away from the murderer | jes; arm, penetraced the bod, peed 1 a ickled shoulders, and l¢c. a lé)qc. for wf ’ y ly througn the lungs and ee was Ohio and Mississippi, which moved couater to x 10" au pi Retion torecuver ike sum of $210 deponited by the | We poor, Iman, Fan A ahert distance, cosely | lower part of the heat, al-eaine out under he let NeW AERSEY: LEQSRLATURE. the general current nnd advanced to 40x, being the | sees laa Wige for No. 1 frie Ran, planuf, with the defendent, a3 stakelolder Upon & | ynocuer crashing biow, tls time inking the blade {Siu Tae inquest on the body will take phice t- —— “card” for the next “bull” movement, while Pacific | BUGAR—There was & moderule Lusivess transacted in bet or wager made between the plainut and one George Devlin upon the result of the late election of the axe four inches tnto the left sooulder of the in the Senate yesterday the Driggs Land bill came ‘pears’? | AY; the demand being principally from refiners, and prices victim, Covered with gore, faint and dying, the Mati hada firm undertone, and when the “bear at the auokatio ay. iy e ns appended, holders generally The man Powers, who was present in the room 900 bnds.‘at lsc. Were steady a6 when the tragedy took place, Wus arrested yesterday | UP aud gave rise to an animated devate. The bill left off selling it began to rise, The market is em- ec thelr views. There were for Pouce Justice wm the Eighth disuret, the candi. } Fenian work HoUbly iotuwy the freusted meee’ aathe pieenice by Serueant Meculiough, of the Twenties | appoints commissioners to drain the meadow lands | pnatically in the control of the cliques who have Toit *tor "Decaararet algo "250" borer at ae Gates being Justice Ledwith and Joun Hardy. ‘The } neigovors approached the spot was seen braining | tea by the prisoner Sheridan, in the station house, of Hudson, Essex and Union counties, Mesers J. | now realized but have not as a general thing sold | 10s0. Refined was Quist and lower, the | market a ide. fe ® 18%. for soft a4 a witness, ‘dhe house in Forty-fret street haa | W. Taylor and Wiiey opposed it bitterly on behalf of | «gnort,” a the holders of stock in an easy money med 19%0, « I8c, for extra’C, and 18. ai for yellow. been taken possession of by Mrs, O'Brien, the mother | the people of Essex and Union respectively, bus the ‘We quote:—Ouba—Inferior to common retining, 9)gc. & O5ge. 5 aries depusited. with the defendant, cnecks upon his Victim, As the farmer lay upon bis face in he New York County Bank, and it appeared that the snow the negro, using we butt end of the ail parkes xepy their accounts iu that bank. The | axe, brought it down twice with terrinle force market are not so eastly induced to let go, and hence | ¢,), fair refining, #/¢c. = 1Uc.; good to prime refining, Seicuaant ee are EE aero Cert vs lel ire grape arenes sate rear UR Ag Onef and the inant chit ofits sheridan are sti ae | PUL WAM at length carried by 32 to 6, would give the “shorts” @ stubborn resistance, 1b fe. BLOM; fair to aged eocery, ac, (ie {prime te Mr. Viin, WHO upon Mr, neh, suc. can, ane a, Kee! e1 bors start ons T . el chot ry, ; Ceutrifugai, scent candidate. There’ was ‘some question ua to | run across tue ‘flelds, carrymg tae axe with him, | “2 Shirty-flith street station house, The resolution concurring in the action of the | pow far prices may decline under this unioading of pay ‘bbds. and boxes, ve. a 10qe.; melado, the propriety of the paymeniby the bank of the but soon alter dropping it in the snow. Going heck of the piaintul by pincing, the amount to tne Sheridan seems to be very wretched, and evidently | House on the fifteenth amendment was ordered w | the cliques it ts impossible to conjecture, but aa they | 54°. a &. joxes, D. 3., Nos. 7 to further, he waded through deep snowarits for aa plas ‘Havana very peniient; says he has no hope in tia world and do., Nos. 10 to 12, 10: 1040; do, do. {hut he would be'a mercy Lo hang ime ile pemiaee | Be primted and a copy rent to the members repre- | nave stared the market downward they would | {tiers ile do. doy Now 16 to 13, i2%c. Ie redit of “Micuag! Dorm & Co.,” because the sume | eightn of a mile till be reached the tenant’s house, re) senting the State in Congress. The resolution sete ay Nos. 19 to 90, 184. = +. do. do., while, 13c. 01 was payable to the order of tie derendant and not | When be arrived there.ue proceeded to assist in une ha ae Mange Hoehne Warew ine pinot toa iis Torch that the Legisiature rejects the proposed | TAather have the street follow it down with “short” Fico Retainggfaden, fa 10sce.} grocery grades, 10:40 dorsed by him personally, bub by emoer of his } loading a load of wood. . pocket and ired he would pave been kiled oy the amendment. aales, and thus gave them the strengtn of @ “short” | 120. Messrs, 6. Apesan mae ieee pene dane rm moder the #tyle of Micuael Dofis & Co., dud then --“K DUMB CONFESSION. infuriated Woman and her buily paramour if he had | _ ve amendments to the Newark Police bill were | interest when they step in to buy for the next “uli” | 4 follows:~46,490 bhde., 2,101 vis, 242,878 boxes Geposited as cialiued by the autuority and direcuon | While at work he suddenly commenced to make } pot tired. He does not look ike a deaperado, but | CoucUrred 1n and the bill was passed. movement. ‘fhe highest and lowest prices of the oie of the defendunt to the credit of tue frm. The } gestures and signs, showing now he had been Lent | has the appearance and mauuer of a quiet, inofen- ‘The Jersey City Consolidation bill will come upwor ‘ ha 5 REAL ESTATE SALES. Court charged tue jary upon the principal question | ing with Mr. Hasbrouck, and tmtated chopping sive man, ve : consideration on Tuesday next, and the members | leading speculative siocks were as tollows:— behind involved in the case that under the revided xiututes | with an axe. He was hardly understood ut first, ot tne Legislature icom the consolidated tity have f Highest, Lowest. sales eat a agreed to settle the question positively that the | New York Cen. & Hud. consolidated ree 9735 Sh eta anima co eal eal aee Wee COTO of nis State vew are declared i.legal and Void, aud tthe tenant, WhO, gs previously stated, was Inily 4 ail m are de lea ba dakb Way of taking, watcnes THE TOWNEND MERDoR. Aldermen elected in the‘spring of 1868 shall go out | New York Central and Hud. scrip. ‘that parvies are eniitied to recover the amount de- | conversant with bis posited by tiem on abet from the stakeholder, } his gestures with feartui misgivings, which misgiv- “ of office in the spring of 1870 and chose elected in tordaye— NEW YORK PROPERTY—BY Ingen Mh ct el * 4, Waar 146% | g joie, ne corver 11th av and Sith st, each 2xiv0. 1,806 Whether paid over to the winner ar not. ‘the Jury | ings were greatly strengthened as @ messenger bur- P 1869 go out of office in 1871, and tat bereafter they Fendered'a verdict in 1avor ot te plaintut for the | Hed. UF tora doctor, the muve polling at the Iauer | At The sitting of the Court of Oyer and Terminer | will be elected under the new charter for the term of Aobte | A pages, Boat D, BA's of ith 785 sum of $209, Ine ainvunt deposited by bum with ine | and jauguing. The entire attair was soon kuown by | yesterday mormug, Judge Ingraham presiding, | two yeara 88 defendant. every ne in the wrcaity audéthe negro’s arrest Wa8 | Hoetrict Attorney Garvin announced his readiness 7334 | lot, n eof 167th at, 400 Ib w of 10th av, 30 by Half the COUNT CALENOAR—THIS DAY, ee Ee Te tua {custom Goi, to proceed with the trial of Jobn Reynolds for the 2ENSEY FRAUDS. wig | Hlotadioiig eam bon . Yesterday afternoon tie murderer, heavily troned | murder of William Townsend. He would, there- I if the Stam} St. Pat 67 66 J lot, aa Bsdta £, 400 1b OvER AND TERMINEX AND SurREME CouRT—OIR- | and tied hand and foot, was taken belore a NeW | fore, move that the trial be Now commenced, A. on perpen re Ze inte ° Milwaukee and St. Paul preierred. 8154 80 Jor adjomming, same a! ovty.—Part 1 —be.ore Judge Ingranam. Court opens | Paits justice. It Wasa singular court scene, and the i : Laws—. int of we Otio and Missisppi.. * B08 50% | Llot adjoining, same size... at haif-pastten A. M. Short causca—Nos, 2945, S00T, | room was crowded. Justice Hood couid do nothing, | 11. Hummel read on aMdavit to the effect that] In the United States Disurict Court at Trenton, N. | western ator teoerapa: ue 345g | Blots adjoining, aame size. ki, $507, 6639, 6761, B76, bubT, 6145, 8255, 6261, O46, | Hevause the prisoner Could not hear or speak. An- | W.F. Howe, counsel for the prisoner, was taken | 5,, yesterday, Henning and Bonhardt, the Hudson | Pacific Mall............. Or 42% 6568, Oi, mone vs 4 en Me owner deaf and dumb man was found who knew the | sick while preparing for the deieuce and would be nf “ who were ted Inst fall AFRICA SUPREME COURT—CiRCUIT.—rart 2.— Before Judge | mutes’ aiphavet, bus the prisoner had never learned } unable to attend; at ne had given the cage great | Cty matchmakers, arrest! . Bragy, Court opens at eleven A. M.—Now. 087%, | it, therefore could hot enter into conversation. His | attention and he'confidentiy asserted that he wouid | charged with making counterfeit revenue stamps SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOSK EXCHANS3, rennin Gi58, S840. GUO4, 6170, 480%, O670, 67404, 5008, 6212, | gestures, Which Were, NO doubt, full of the deepest | be enavied on the trial of the case to present alegi- | ana using cancelled stamps, were sentenced yes Allo { Dr, Livingston’s Case~Is He Alive or Dead ¢ - 5, CAS2, 0546, 2996, 4292, 4176, 4416, 4658, 4506, 4745, | jneaning, avalied nothing, and he was sent to King- | timate ana acceptable defence on bchalf of tue | terday to one yeat,each at Hard labor in the State Thursday, Feb. 1710115 As Me | ro uz Epitor oF THR LONDON TIMRS!— 1G, 5014, 6064, 6248, 6260, 6474, S620, 6562, 6650, 6674 | ston jail. No ono knows bis trae name, He is | wretched and, aa be believes, demented homicide. | Prison, s $1000 UB 690, ¢, *64,... 114 62% | "ne enclosed setror from my son-in-law, Captain 8, 6020, 6084, 6122, G140, 6216, 6218, } callea Levi, and some say his suruame is Bodine, | Under the circumstances ne adked that the trial be Dr. James A. of Elizabeth, was brought up | 10000 do. 1 the Hon, Ernest Cochrane, commanding her Majea- Legriraciraeatats Go tha, 0482, 0548, | Dur Sirs 8r bio. Benet chsh Hie: le bets, Seb iRer | BOREAL Sl Mo aAE as enticel for tial in ts eourt for éleaning chncelled revenue | 10a ty’s sbtp Pewel, on the West Coast of Alrica, 1s at Prone J y P Care O! snort in sl ir roau-i il sad SiPuese COURD—SPECAL Tna.—Before Judge | dui heavy sued. His features are savage aud Te- | pared and sd ‘all the witnesses in court. He had | Stamps Dy a cherilcts process wer, nentag se Same, | 000 your service, It gives am account of the awful death ungel putting in as defence tam he was in aie the trial would OOmmNeCe. Stull the ‘eases was en, ca iy penile pos ii heaherdiny witilin the discretion of the Court, as he could not pasting i ik vt cdg iy Mt, Rexny B. Swae well knowa in New | “judge Ingratiwm observed that as the counsel » BE ERR, We je as. Yore journalism, aled in this elty yesterday, aged | signed Was unable to attend he would adjourn the INDIGNATION MEETING IN TRENTON, W. 4 thirty-three years, He was @ native of Brooklyn, bg 2" District Attorney insisted that {t should be set Agreat deal of indignation has been manifested by and graduate of Yale College. At one time be | down jor Monday peremptorily, and advised the wit- | the citizens of Trenton against the proposed anend- Was connected witn the Times and was subse- | nesses now in court to be in attendance on that day. | ment to the city eharter, lately introduced into the 1090 uently associate = ‘The court then adjourned. Soar ate, ih baer, eanage: | bese ecaite provetings tae mowt caren | Lersaiors prondiag for ihe enaiunment of « | Sp spousibie position on a city paver, which ‘tained | 20d inquisitive glances were directed towards the | select counctl, to be composed of nine mem 090 until bis death. Mr, Sweetser was ‘steady } Prisoner, who, though somewhat dejected looking, | woo shall be elected at the general election, an bo worker a8 @ journalist. Personally he was @ genial was seemingly unconscious of his situation, He | have power to revise the action of the Common a 100 1000 ewe which bas terminated Livingstone’s career. Your obedient servant. RICHARD DOBERTY, Rep Caste, County of Donegal, Jan. 31, 1870. JANUARY 9, 1870. ° My Dear Sir—A few lines to tell you Dr. Living. atone has been Killed and burut by the natives nine- ty days’ journey from the Congo. He passed through @ native town and was three days on his journey when the King of the town died. The natives de- Clared Livingstone had bewitched him, sent aiter him, told bim ne bad witchea tneir King, and he must die, They then kilied him and burnt him, This news comes by a Portuguese trader traveiling that way. Livingstone was on the lakes at tie head of the Congo, making his way to the Congo. where he Wus golag 10 cowe oul, J believe this news to be true. oe cardozo. Court opens at hali-past ten A. M.—De- r, No, 2v; law and jact, No#. 262, 260, 6, 206, ‘264, 62, 109, 130, 161, 181, 22 9, 79, 87, 88, 92, 93, 101, 114, 216, 122, 188, 148, 167, 166, 177, 484, 188, 200, 21 Hd, 2615 Py Burxeme Count—Cuampers.—Before Judge Bar- mard. Caiendar Caliea at tweive M.—Now. 459, 200, 807, 328, 331, 892, 383, 851. Supexton CouRT—TRIAL TRRaM—Part 1.—Before Judge Monell. Short causes.—Nos. 1574, 1746, 2322, 2633, 2787, 2691, 2453, 1446, 2775, 2776, 2863, 2678, 2679, 2022, 2602, 2159, Part 2.-~Before sudye Jones.—Nos. 1806, 1770, 1180, 1494, 672, 1714, 1984, 1008, 1804, 2010" 2120, 9124, 2126, 2130, 2152. OoMMON PiL.ea8—TRIAL TERM.—Part 1,—Before Judge Daly. Nos. 477, 714, 171, 1701, 404, 337, 601, Sees SSee & BSES gentieman and a sincere Chrisian, looked stout him carelessly, and was totally divested | Council. “The bill possesses many objectionabie hang dog, furtive expreasion. On | features and 18 0; by a mi of the Com- 306, 160, 710, 460, 896, 723, 780.700, Part'2—Before | WiLL1AM WILLIs, weil known as the nistorian ES ory Teaveres to pr nha was followed by ante mon Council ee Real aA A meeting Sir R. Marchison haa gent @ letter to the London Judge Loew.—Noa. 638, 783, 803, 804, 805, 807, 80v, } of Portland, Me., died in that city yesterday. He | mense crowd of curious loungers, who glared uy, will be held this evening to take measures agaist Times explaining the grounds of is disbevel in the B10. $11, 612, 813, 814, 815, 416, was an able lawyer aud had tilted many bouorabie | the unfortunate like a pack of hui accounts of Dr, Liviugsivue’s death. Otuer core wolves, The and petitions are be circulated calling for aD tauguation meeting, a Maxiné OvUwt—Teiak TRRM—Part 1.—Belore | oillces, trai Will doupticas excite aon: interest, Tespondenty write to the samc effuch