The New York Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1871, Page 8

8 3 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUAKY 26, 1871—WITH SUPPLEMENT. —— 5 » Captain Graham; that he recetved from the ‘THE DOMINICAN QUESTION, |seresrtstcsctsancis isoimrsnaet pees serie eee Ral ay Bega FORGERY. THE COURTS. . the tee for that it was upon him 0 in his it ve er. the Peruvian Bons tor $400,000 fn ast et it go. 4s phat, by n joint resolution of the two | "i788 Suage Dwinelle thonght It best to let the case eet hor of Rongress eoutive be authorized to nt ing, aud having intimated his | Extraordinary Career of a Young Canadian e made the demand the items of expendi. Dyatnse Tor the nea of f tN s, i Foie Court Padjorrned ull that time, He Comes to New York to Learn Yankeo | The Case of the Norwalk—Interesting Question fr. ‘and that epiatn Graham was not pi a the United it Age " ccasion. {ig testimony was very con! part Pease Notions, Enters Business with Counterfelters | of Admiralty Jurisdiction—Alleged Fraudu- | £170 Caners ho signed or their contents. maar tee fe rae eran BOARD OF EDUCATION. and Winds Up by a Triple Gorgery—His | — jent Bankruptoy—Stoaling Letters in tho Additional Diplomatic Correspondence Re- lating to the Proposed Annexation— ¢ GD a2 sarees Yhanecs Good for § Sh ews The Haytien Government Alarmed, | sien "han chingd ie dep Sod pi ai trp high LMR Cee ee teh nants oP aainty aad cwtaaliag Post Office—The Caso of the Florida—As- SEECENE, CHAT TRA a PT 2 eas Ts Hag, aera, tas gave govramen, nner | Meee ucentoued to Visit the Public Schools of | Wa Yestertay unearthed and brought to Tight by seult and Battary on Board Shig— ss riete CARA neers a baa : fore Ju . WAsnincrox, D. ©., Jan. 2, 1811. | etme nate to bea formal menage fo thetinependence of | Richmond, Va.—Roperts of Miner Comait. | the detectives of this city, which, had it been de- A FemsleOonfidence ‘Thist. icky piaed @ ak te, the tee ER will ‘The following correspondence is extracted from | Haytl, with recerd to whieh the Haytions are suscepuiblein | gees and of the Auditing Committee. | Yeloped by those concerned in its promulgation, Insurance Company.—Another in the series of suita the correspondence not long ago sent to the Senate | * 6" high degree. | | The stated meeting of the Board of Education wag | Might have proved extremely embarrassing and un- UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, : 1 civ tage of Sestroying ths aulonony of my connizy oan | . easant for a number of merehants and others, i. against insurance companies in this city, growing by the President, and altusion to which was made at | only be based tpoe' 8 Sant rea pa shie A ore tobe held at their rooms at four o'clock yesterday after. | Pleasan' & 4 Grantpertation Par of Aemy Omics Ph Out of the loss of the schooner Samuel P. Keys, in §Ro ime An a brief telegraphic despaten:— Stkles of tue North, which we conaidereias our ally andas | noon, at which considerable routine business was S99, Esa se See nae, sat of mi be ae a atsiaten core to Place | 1367, in the Gulf of Mexico, with arms for the Mexl- “ . be One that would, in case of necessity, protect us against the sted. and siwniag lig! ol 1 Or la—a fatr, curly- oa can government, was began to-day in this cour' No. 40, brcanios or Te Uxitep St4xks,) reaalon of Burn OF. Bower overs! oe with Hi econ THR RICHMOND SCHOOLS. haired, smooth-faced youthful looking and oily 7 Wasnixcroy, Jan. 25, 1871. | ft will be remeinbered that. the “total ihsuranced Petes mre pope tc Ti Be io deto | the Measage of the Hresicent ot the Cnited States, such com- Mr. TL. A. Calkins, Assistant Suyeriniendent, re: | tengued young man—came on to New York from the | No. 62. Zhe United States vs, Joseph W. Price— | Were $165,000, of which sum was @ polloy for slate thai Ytransraiited 'o the'llaytien goverament autiica- muulcatious as you muy be pleaged to address ime on this _ bir $12,000 granted by the defendants. Tho defence tt Bion (See encioaure Ad that the United Mates naked, ander. Subject, which f hope will be uflclently satisfactory to calm | ports that he visited the public schools of Richmond, | Dominion for the purpose or entering a house of | Appeal from the Court of Ulaims.—This case was | dil the cases 1s that the vessel was unseaworthy, Red ie to obeetve, maveict Deatrality inretercsce wo tein. W8legituate austeties and will aid in preveating unfortunate Feral ania of St. Domingo, The © submutted on printed briefs at the adjourned term | that the cargo was overrated in value, and that the 6 comp i Va., in accordance with instructions given him by business to learn “Yankee notions.” Joseph soon Y Sel aamwer (a06. cocloeste Bi, telanaion toc thes be bad Ssialave the: honor to ber ides @eccoinry of State, with very the Board at the meeting on the zist of December, Commenced his apprenticeship and began in amar. | Of the court in November last; but, the result being _ — Cie ey peer reones pn tusurances. ght my despatch 10 the thoughtful attention of this govs | Migh consiteration, your obedient mrrant. i preston, | 1870. He says there were opened, under the direction | Vellously short space of time to evince | 80 important to the country, an oral argument was ions ordered, Which was now heard. The following iss Court —P, eautime, to further the spirit of your ineuctlons, I had 3 % PRESTON. of the Board of Education of Richinond, thirty-one ® state of proficiency almost unparallelea MARINE COURT—PART 3. Tveclf ih communication with raapectavie sources Of ta: Ma FIR 20 A er etaars or Wart lic schools for whites and thirty-one for colorea for a comparatively verdant youth, especially for a | summary of the statement of the case, published at rmation, and found reasonable ground for supposition Wasmixaton, Dec, 12, 1870. | pul ‘ty-01 ee | cnaatian te wane ae ecdened akan eB hn | the Ume tt was submitted on the printed briefs last Assault and Battery. Erie Waytsaorermneat tying anenized? | Gt" tar tas Daneae cicee gaia of He AX clMdren, tn buildings Jesed vemporariy for that See he mt aunaeysensoue ace, | ca Pistaeentreeety cf tory god as ue Bore Judge Trae, @chemes tor iuterfereace in St. Domingo Tcoming- at. rexerning to a pasange relative to the ardent of the | PULSE, and that there are now open thirty-nine *tre’ : ; ‘9 rai Of the TMIrty-nHth ieee VoLan cere eeeeutenaal | roan rrunyan ve. Joseph ¥. Rouse et ah— The i i to “> Seminole, Bunge, ah ated by suspicions that did not redound to the creatt ty: 0 ers for the term of an eet —. serie SE tems chee United States to Congress at the opening of the aoe for whites and thirty-three for colored pupils. The three yezrs or during the war, and continued in the | plaintlfin this case shipped on board the bark Cleo oy. ST SPP eny ca enes, & Ber ion, and requesting explanations on the subject, n reply f instruction i tiany th th of the determined Quinn, caused nis employers to | geryice until January. 1868, When, having resign ; iJ re rcear Sawnnan Bay (ace cucloare Ch Tees ery ave the honor to inform you that eS SEERA a ESrO IRS) CUMMENANT: the PARC SEARRIS oi shp; in other words, he was not considered | he wasdischarged, at his own request, one surgeo n’s | St Liverpool forthe city of New York. While going u 0 dent to Congress has never been regarded ursued in the same Class of schools in New York. 5 : , he river Mersey he cl hat ‘did Dr rtifeate of disability, .. | down the river Mersey he claimed that the mate of | The schools in Richmond would rank mostly in the 8 Honest as he should be, He protested, of course, | Fentites! Py ABET a Gib Sere sh coming from seemiagly trastw ort! Lo ir fore! ower, and vragara ag cudicleatiy reliable to make ihoin the Las Sclageasion uke Meer ye ne tlallae’ fisee ibe r ‘This action was brought to recover transportation | tHe Vessl struck him on the nose with a pieco of primary grade, and the greatest progress has been 2£alnst anything which might affect bis reputation, py to Adel, Jowa, the place of enrolment, and timber, about seven feet long, and that the blow recommendation of Revere or cxtremo measures, this Instance. deiess, the Haytien government, in i jespateh, ‘A mersage of the President is x communication between but all bi3 protesiations did not convince his un- | “y broke his nose and otherwise injured hun. The de+ not pledged itseit to any course therefore, | two distinct branches of this government, and, as such made in what is called the grammar course, ‘There gratetat employers that they were discharging a | Cia cate eae. bind open a Joran. foe me ' fence is that the man came on beard drank and fl is ‘ureased to the Secretary of State another despatch r domestic document, to "which, ft is “ . @uciosure D), Teferring to some of the reporie which had stot can eee Yfower ‘ean take just exception. if arein the white schools 1,657 pupils, and in the Alth{al employe, Joseph, however, soon mination, being one of & numerous class | Tefused to obey orders; that the mate struck him n hese re; be ad- a1 t a 5 THREW ASIVE THE PROTEAN VEIL r . With a light stick, and that lis face was cut when Sones ot aay declaration of a meuiral paley onthe pert of Saray cnatred, aad sould. ‘become a hers a roreigs Col0Ped Schools 1,659, The facilities for eaucation “pe naq gdopted, and the quiet, Inoifensive, nice, | acne, Noting. Jarre Wa cee | he,came on board the ship, bis government might lead to seriots emoarrasswments, und Power which may suppose that its rights or interests would are the same in each, Tne regularity of Solt-speaking young aspirant was suddenly trans- | insists thas there is in the statues no direct | _ After producing several witnesses, among whomt Suegesting that such a declaration, under ail the cireum- be atlected thereoy may then properiy object, through its attendance in many of the coiored schools formed into un associate of counterfeiters and deal- aliowance of travel pay from the place of discharge | Were a colored husband and while wife, the steward “Aumtial CB. Poor, commanding our North Atlantic | FelFesentattce here, to dhe meanure proposud, ‘Nomnch con. exceeds that Of our schools for the same class of ery of bogus scrip, and assuming airs that litte wc. | fy Inerotace Greet em te Dlace of discharge | Ang stewardess of the vessel, the defendant moved squadron, having arrived here on the morning of ibe9%h — fnust be regarded as at least apeatieg Pie colored schoois wag Th oe ented nee of corded with the general Impression he had previous | ‘terms, provided only for oMcers ol the regular | 0 dismiss tue complaint, on the ground that the | tustant, ‘ in com, with the monitor Dic- ef which number 111 jy created by Is apparent suavity and gentleness. ner ofc oo vessel being an English one and the alleged assault fator, T conferred wil him on the auogect ad arranged for ——— Were regular attendants, | or, more properly, But i ils manners hed changed his prociivities tor | Ary, volunteer omicers recently recolying its bene- | Tevine heen committed in a forelgn port, the Court Se tn cnr ot ie cad. oe cena cone | A SUT FOR DAMAKES FOR ENTICING AWAY ra ras the average attendance. fo meet the ex. evil had become considerably and uupleasantiy de- | which placed them “on the footing as to pay and | 2Ad no Jurisd:etion, Decision reserved. 1 e ate, quit 3 : See ea Tnicent and higuavione ten anal or a nges of the schools for the present school year veloped, ‘The firs. intimation he received that the | Rilowances of simiuar corps of the regniar army.’ o lef with ma rand iE, 42,625 was appropriated by the city. Of thirty-one HOUNDS OF JUSTICE WERE ON HIS TRACK T > fans Ext thoes Instrnctions, wiles T passed tot beere- A MAN'S WIFE. teachers in the public schools only twelve were col- yas some two months ago, when he ascertained ae ac rended, fae eke TOUCH: Hite eere te COURT OF GERERAL SESSIONS. turned a ae 1 wv sna oie ane ais ot ow Corks Banham ennne ae ae had eceniee Tee hee Sconce | Khown since 1799, and not a new footing estapushed | A Coufideace Female Hotel Thief Sont to the ry returne’ answer (see en- | N | ve bt ¢ e at pl of two ers whe are a Ottice john street t "i ve etic Ormuing wie teat the ‘government had pledged | All the Parties Formerly Belonging to New te above report was a copy of a resoluu others who had hired a m John str | in contravention of tue universal practice of the bow Closure 1:) of those instructions, whica T passed to ¢ tary of State. ts ‘Within threo days the Secret: mn compli- 7 vow My 21 rig " State Prison for Sevem Years aud Six Bacif to a sur ras, to the internal niiaire of St _ York. | menting the Board of Piication of New York, Gud woitien ott Cee eaurstoe ta tee oumterrelt money | Br hat peruds TuisueW rae eis sdgtestel Would | Monthe—Interesting Particulars, Sgentent hone and abroa, and. thal f would use to power Teropa s08 Be Petcmce Chronide, dan. 17.) assed by the Board of Education of Ricamond. | thirty-five “per cont of the indicated value. The | of course apply to soldiers as Well as olficers, aud it | Recorder Hackett came into” court yesterday duence to prevent any attempt at foterference with | | A Case which is remarkable, not only erat | THE CHARGES AGAINST HALLANAN. | manner in which thi business was carried on ap- | js sald its drain on the Trensury for officers atone | for tne purpose of disposing of one of the most fue domestic peace of the Domiuicaa repuoil: being DUt aiso from the fact that itis the first of its kim The committee to Whom wero referred the charges pears to preseat a novel feature. Advertisements P 6 Malle | would amount to millions, and that for both onicers barried on through ite territory or concocted withia is jurie- | that has ever been brougnt before the courts of Call- | made by School Inspector Farrel Dorrity, of the were placed In various country papers setting forth | and men it would be enormous. A unuerm con- | Hotorlous “confidence”? ladies known to the police diction. P fornia, Was partially heard in the Fifteenth District Sixth School District. against J. A. Hallanan, stated that a large amount of money could be made ate + oo 4 oni | i pe . Gs: " ‘This seema to me to piace the Haytien government in ‘an Court yesterday. Oliver Dale is tho defendant. ‘The | atthe last session of the Boatd that the charges SUEHSEING CHMESEAGER” Ge RATERerTEET per | struction of the oldest legisiauion on the sabject 1s | authorities. District Atioruey ¢ in, Who 1s alivayg ae een ee end that'T may beauets , complainant’s name is J. A. Berguer, and be Were not suMciently specific, and they being re- | CENT thought to be sufiicient authority against opeuing | on hand to “assist’’ in disposing of talenied and 7 x ck . the Treasury to such a demand. i 8 i 7 take cognizance of attemp!s, from any source, at clandestiae | DOLEFULLY COMPLAINS ferred back the following was substitured:— ‘ of their denominated vale, accompanied with a Chipman’ & Hosmer for claimants; Assistant | Ga@ngerous offenders, said that he placed at the bar spterferenes with le afairsof St. Domingo daring the yen that while Living happily, as man, and wife with | yirc That the sald Jeremiah A, Hallanan, ing one of the | ecriain sign indicative of the chavacter of tue vest: | qqhibima, & Hosmer for claimants; | Assis Mary C. Miller, who has several aliases, for his Geucr 0: negotintions between nment and that ree Maria Rilzabeth Bergncr the defendant, on or about | trustees of common schools in the city of New York, has ments, aries would send money by letter for the - , EBENEZER D, BAYSBIT, the 15th of Marci. 1858, well Knowing the sald Maria — been, between the Ist of January, 1870, and January 44,1871, mofiey, ana in many instances no couaterfelt cur- are Tree Honor’s action. At the December term she was MR. BASSETT TO MR. RAMEAU, Elizabeth to te the wile ol the plant, and wrong- directly interested in furnishing supplics and materials for yonoy would be sent; and as the subject could net UNITED STATES- DISTRICT COURT—IN ADMIRALTY. charged with grand larceny 10 stealing, on the loth LEGAtTION oF THE UNITED STATRS,) fuliy coatriving and intending to deprive him of the — ps¢ in doing work upon certata school buildings tn the Twen- Won "ne broached m & court of law without involvlc P . " of September, diamond jewelry, vained at $600, seo Eee Port AU PLN! t Jan, 18, 1570, 5 | comfort, society and aid of his sald wife, maliclousiy | tyra wari he has been indirectiy interested im tne all the partles concerned in the transaction, the vice The C se of tho Norwalk, 2 ae Mrs. William B. Berry, at the St, Nichvlas Pua ieaoe vasrese ‘the United rr ps Roe ary enticed her away from the plaintifl and her then rest- | seme, and tims were compelled to grin and bear it.’ Several Wilson and Olhers, Owners of the St amer Nor- ‘AS Mrs. Berry had left the city when this accom of the Domlnican republic: nnd tat Tam inatrvccea eve on Maune sireet, in the city and county afore. | | Thint—that during the time above mentioned he bas aggravated circumstances tended to break up the | awatk, vs. the Steanitug James Roy.—This action is ished lotel thet was arraigned, toe prosecutiog government to state to the government of ayti that Sil, to a separate residence on Keatucky street, In been guilty of disgraceful conduct in matters connected gang a few weeks since, and aries : | plist b » Lhe prosecuting fe Valtes States will look with decided. dist 50 the Same city, and has ever since then detained aud with bis official duties, thus throwing discrecit upon the po- A NEW FIELD OF OPBRATION to recover $20,000 from the owners of the James — oilicer took a plea of an attempt at grand lar cenoy, tempt, by whomsuever made,to interfere wih thedemestie harbored her against the consent of the plaintiff, | #lioa ke holds, and that he has secured work in the narie of became essential in order to “keep the pot boiling.” | #08 for the sinking of the steamer Norwaik in the | with the @istinct understanding that she was to race and interual aifairs of the neighborivg republic of and in opposition to * | one of bis employes—John Gleason. Counterfeit Leading did not succeed. ae inight mara. | East river, under the circumstances recently de- , leave New York and not revurn. ‘the Recorder sus- Jommnick during the pendency of these negotiations. HIS UTMOST PEACEABLE EFFORTS ‘Those charges and specifications were referred to yanty be expecte vit would not for long. edt they | Malled in the Huraup, At the siting of the Court | pended judgment upon the condition of her leaving I respectfully request you, Mr. Minister, to cail the atten- to optain her irom the defendant's custody, control | the Committee on B. law: ; i to + y terday morning Mr. Dononoe summed up the | wiihin a week. tion of your government without ¥ to this instruction of | determined to adopt a dimerent mode ot proceeding | 04 v reaso emis: CORPORAL NISHMENT. r i r | testimony for the libelisnts and Sir, Benedict for Judge Garvin called the attention of his Honor to My government; and I express the hope that the government U4 Lafiuence. That by reason of the premises the vies SISHE in their nefarious style of business, It was agreod toy 0 Loe 4 . sagt a and eople of Hayti will “pe ‘oncouraged to preserve the Plaintif bas been and still is wrongiully deprived by | Bid Sommaniee on Bylaws report the following — that Quiun should write out a number of orders and | Me respondents, Decision reserved. bop tact beady reek ooo pe Rtas iorest Bentretiy in zeapedt 10 488 7 rnai affairs of the the de‘endant of the comiort, society aud ald of Mis | resolution:— sign them with the name of #, Bencdicks & Co., 368 | Important Question of Admiralty Jurisdiction, | “leinency 0 ‘ov s f x ind a minican republic, and that they wi use thelr good influ. sald wilc, and has been pat to great troub'e and ¢ and by committing avother sunuar offence, upon Resolved, That the application of the Trustees of the Broadway, personally pre: and en- Tapscott, Owner ef the Shtp Perseverance, vs, The | Which he now arrarned her, ‘this secoud tdjerusent oe to yrevent the oceurrence of any circumstance growing pense in endeavoring to recover her from the de- | Eleventh ward, relative to the restoration of corporal pun- . " cl e, ‘ t iutionary sate of this island by whien me Pomacar gen rigered great distress or bouy aud | uhtment in Gramovar Soligat Nore, on Randalle Toland. Petey ol A Ee possible nn | Steamboat Starbuck,—'The question to be decided in | charged her with stealing two camel's hair shawld » United States might be interfered with,and ind to his damaze. | and the same is hereby denied, as the Commissioners of | po y.C ee 7 i a neni ‘ond “ 3 s i of | and $1,009 in diamony jewelry from a room in the the good fr lly subsisting between Hi aad tn sd zt a N - Charities and Corrections parenti+ of the cilldren , Foley & Co., goid pen manufacturers In Broadway, | this case is a novel one in Admiralty,practice. It 18 Westminster Hotet, occupied by Mrs. N. Bishop and the Uni s might be In the least disturbed, | Rng oe tae agg gh hog jaan ae | connested with said school, | in the shape ofan order for a quantity of pen claimed by the libeliant that the Starbuck assisted a | fanny. th aaroeat at ‘Mrs. Miller hired ste ainiaguished consideration, tt nster withthe most | Shot which iad not the slightest right’ to. call Mi FINANCIAL, Tino qlegats Tue cedar Wan Onie eerste | bumper of men Who had engaged on the Ubellant’s gr the Westmmster, representing herself to. be the es EBENEZER D. BASSETT. | Berguer papa; and further, “That by reason of this Three reports were recelyed from the Auditory Jonany who. preferred to send the cosseen ee 'Y | ship to escape from her, tins causing loss by reason — wiie of wealthy planter in Louislana. Although Hon. 7. RAMRAD, Secretary of State, &e. the affection which the said Maria ‘abeth there- , Comuutttee, two of which recommended the pay- 9 4 Lubes a ood 01 ene- | of the advances made to the wen and the delay | yot particularly good luoktt no is fascinating in 1B MR. RAMBAU TO MR. BASSETT, fore had for piadutil was allenwied and destroyed, | ment of sundry bills, and the thir.t audited accounts fick’sin the regular way, And not hand them ‘to | which the de ertion had caused. Damages to the | her mauners arugiiied in cofversation. She, there. © DEVANIMSNY OF BEATE ron Fonuuox Arvaresy — | gnd the piaintif as been ever since tite Lotn day of | #ein the 121 of November to the 1otn of December, Bearer.” lk settled Quinn's hash in this direction, | aniount of $3,000 are claimed, and the question to | fore, fouud uo dimmculty In ingratiating, hersele into i Eee Pity PRinoj San. 31, 1m 4 } March, 1868, deprived,” &c. 1870, The nancial condition of the Board 1s thas | “A RIVAL IN THE MATTER OF “QUICK TRANSIT,’? a er ney = eae nee le pare abes ; the confidence cf the guests in the hotel, among hare had the honor to receive your letter of the 16th He consequently ciaims $20,000 damages for his.| reported:— oan | fOr Gowdticss he will tind his way up town to Sing | Hie Sts or ged desertion and 1033. | whom was Mrs. Bishop. Learuing that Mrs, Bishop tas! which you inform mo that certain negotiations are la a feelings and rut! household. Total receipts. + $397, 2 - My * pie > The libel and two depositio) read, after | gud dauglier Were going to a dinner party upon & now’ pending Lciween the government of the United States , lacerated fectings und ruined household. — | Total payments 236,501 , SINE Heiore the benefactor of New York travellers | which the further hearing of t s adjourned | certain evening, she vbtaimed eutrance to her roo gat that ot the repubite of Dominica; and in which, by vir- | | Defendant's answer denies each and every one of al pay: re : : has commenced to tulfll his pledges on rapid loco: | to {nis morning. 3 Ded Bonin thaneisclnn ile n hkittiie Ramis nated et tue of Instructions which you have received, you lavite my | plaintifl’s alievations. : cane motion. He next sends an order to the Washington i and siol ewe a otel thief overument to wee that the strictest suitably be observed Messrs, Drake and RIx are attorneys for the plain- | Balance to credit of Board in the Broadwa; Medallion #’en Company, and here again rite”? pe who stole the jJeweiry of Mrs, Hutchings, the wife of y tue republic of Hayti in reference to tue internal affairs tir; Mr, Douttill appeared for the defendant. Ba coveee $70,499 | O, ei) s: : : ED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. the Suriogat aald Dominican republic duriag the pendency Of these | Kir, Rix stated the case to the jury substantially as EERE Noting daunted he makes a iird attack upon the Ne ee Ee eects Srey cone an enne ODS. | e8 cs ee = ~ , he makes Pe m1 . ci Yr te 4 io iY | The contente % mr letter have recelved my promptest | in the lege eae ib RAILRIAD CONSOLIDATION. pepe Ps eae en Conor 49 eanee tane, and ras eta Gb astinamrnient Bees Recorder to poatpons th ie tree ationtion, ani are itted {t to the conside ration of y RDINA ‘ASE. °: succeeded in obtaining ninety-seven dollars’ wort TBS Betts. " ceenae Rent the provinoual governnicut, waich haa care‘wiy goted tae | Mr. Poutnull said the case was A peculiar one, we pan, Of pens from them, which vanlned like smoke tate The Uruted States vs. John 8. Loughery and Joseph | the Surrogate of Kiags county, in the interest of her sie ogg veh eo c hecado en tga more especinliy in California. Tiere never had been | ¢: , Tah . | the regions of illimitabie space as soon as h SS ner 7 1 » cha r Tih 4 soeien to accept, ais, the assurance o TGERP om Sued W ease Lerore In the State of Caltornia, and | ObMACles to the Propesed Union of the Penn. | thé regions of illimitabie space as soon as he passed | ¢ zoughery.—The defendants are charged with | adilte, Recorder observed that she contd make any Dalene 0 Gidsa: Gee Winnoie and ance eit De they had been, of rare occurrence tu other Siates, sytvania und puis Jersey meurenet: awaiting him. Messrs. Henedick lad learned of | having comunitted fraudulent acts of bankruptey, | ay ‘2 ae ee, ant refused, 0 n Ath l¢ Supposed it was because the wife who would 60 HILADELPHIA, Jan. 25, 1871. wina’s moyements, and had sent and warne contrary to the provistons of the forty-tourth section = & Ly enor ee eer ASSETT, Minister Resident of the United demean. f !y considered worth troub- Q edd 8 : p y Nn Upon the former plea for two years and Your correspondent yesterday calied at the princi. | Nulaber of thew customers, &c., among them Fair- | of the Bunkraptey act. On the 18th of the present lyania Rallroad Company in chids, gold pen makers of 110 William street, to | month preceeamgs in bankruptey Were commenced vivania Ra pany whom Qunn yesterday presented an order for pens | against the defendants by Neutl McCailam, one of y rt au Pring | BASSETT TO THE COMMANDER OF | a D SPATES SUIP OF WAR AT OR NEAL sae | Stauung the case for the defence, Mr. Rix calied search of definite intormation regarding the nego- and t | ling about; aps, also, ft was because it was nh ad Indictment tor five ANy | 80 dificult to recover damages tn such a case. After | Pal Office of the Penh: all seven years and six months, » Aol Tp 's, ma‘sding in | GRAND LARCENIES, scope gold mounted pencils. Joseph was , their creditors. It13 alleged in the aMdavit upon | canines 3 THE PLAUNTIFP, <. 1 5 ok | = a = 4 - | Lonis Fieldler pleaded guiity to grand larceny tn g | trations now pending between that and the ordered to come back in an hour, He came back | which they have been arresied tuat three montha vi t ‘dollars Lrcattoy oF Tur Untrep Starrs) | J. A. Bergner, to the stand, He was sworn, and | ttion Pending between that and the Camden | Sithin the timespecitied and before the ‘ling of McCalium’s petition agatust tiem | Stealing an overcoat valued at thirty dollars on tho Pont av Pater, Haytl, dan. 2%, 1370.) _ | tesuitled as follows:—L au the piawitit; Lama mar- and Amboy and other New Jersey railroad com- THB GOODS WERE HANDED TO 11M. they obtained o quantity of shoes, to the valne | Sho! Janaaty, the property of William H, Seovill, fer Snstructions from the governinent at Washington, 1 | ried many was married in New Yorx city 10 1851; | panies. of the value of $233 ; but, lo! as he turned toleave, ; of $579, from one Samuel Wilson, with intent ; P4e*e Was another case against him. ite are werned the existing government of Hayti not ta inter. | aiter my marriage Iresided in New York tili che | rn se 1 Lewis Sondhena, of tne fitia of Benedicks, met nim, | to defrand, staring at that time to Mr, Whison that | _ James Barty, Who, om ‘the ith inst, stole $159 tere in any manne: in the iocomeaets or tbe neighborae year 1851, Living with my wife all the time: in that | I found Mr. Lomnaert, the second vice president, quite DF accl leat, of course, and, alter belng teld by | they were worth Rarer’. $6,500 over aud abovether | Werta of human hat the property of Letitia Hamil Tron sousees egtiled fo respect, tuat represeataives.o; tala ¥eat Tcume to Sau Francisco; while! restde in | at te office, and upon making kuown that wished the rogue that he was taking Ho goods to chery | {etree ost at Least $5,500 over aud above therr | Wor euded gullty COE ea ae overnment aré seeking opporviiuities to give support clan- New York my wife and T kad uo diiiiculty tn getting the information for the HERALD it was cheerfully Nouse, be gave him in charge of a detective, who | $3,000. It 1s further charged that when the defend. | Pe following ts the calendar for to-Aay:--The Peo- stinely to the revolutionary ecmmander, Cabral stincly t0 the revolutions along; | Was working in the window shade business; took him te the Tombs asa matter of diversion. | ants made this statement they had been sued for the | Pe V8. Michael Kennedy, rape; Same vs. Frederick 3 June rs oiphin, hae cleared from Kings. durmg that ten years five children were born tome, ccorded. The following Is. record of the inter. aie att ine partie Lee, roubery; ‘ames ’S. Gwyune, bigamy; 0 ‘ha sig made adidavits before Judge | recovery of the money; shat judgment bad zen ob- : o fou for some Haytien ‘port. It te te apored, Rowever, that of whom three are living; came alone to Sam fran: | View:— Hogan—Benedicks’ that tained against them; that their property had been | FANG Vs Meuty MeDermoti, felonious assault and ‘arme or other supplies ia tnoard: 4 be ae ‘agaioat the gov. ter I had be¢n Ncre a ew months 1 sent for | REPORTER—Mr. Lombaert, In the absence of Presi- | THE ORDFRS WERE ALL FORGERIES, sold under exection; that they then owed debts to | ye Witlam Smith, burglar ig icant bin t Crat ernment of 1 resioent Baez, and that in case of need she lly; iter they arrived here I lived in Steuart | gent scott 1 have called on you for sonething de- | 22d the others that the prisoner bad attempted to | the amount of $10,000; that they have stnee, i let- LT recipe bade Jo Se ‘alg, to put into this «r some other port of Hayth, ments to transport overland the sq ‘The arrangements for this and simi fupposed to be aided and aking arrange. strcet, iu different houses, for three or four years; 1 | Tob them of their goods. ‘Thus the young Canadian | ters addressed to the: plies to General Cavial, continued to live happily with my wife up td Within | finite tn regard to the important negot ations be- has suddenly been brought to a ‘standstill in li r other expeditions are twy years of her leaving me; i know a ¥ Ra , “ 1 2 Dar etted, 1{ not concocted. by une o? THE DEPENDANT: tween the Pennsylyanta Railroad and the united por awert reer, aud it ts not improbabl i , a hn McGuire, grand lat creditors, admitted that they | &t#ad Mh “eren hud nothing aud could pay nothing, and_inat they | P35 ¥. grand larceny; ! |x ‘ ceny; Sin 5 at he | had disposed of gooils purchased by them, not Lathe | White sad seeriictar armas eon ee octeaten: ’ ‘ ot % | a Paes) 7 New Jersey. In i years In the State Prison to repent of | ordinary course of trade, but at a great loss at | yy. + Pi ha egaton se wGe St Present the acting Haytien Cousul |] yecame acquainted with him in New York; he was | COmpantes of c Sree gamete tee youcan | the past and plana better and more honorable | wholesale. laeetnes Pree a em inet ae aE hen The Ulnre Helene, which, with English papers aud under | @ Member O/ the saine Church; my father marred lus give that will throw a new ligit on these negotia- | tuture The Commissioner held the parties to bail in $4,009 | Ye Join J. Luoaey aud Kate Lyons, larceny trans th the Knglish tag, has been in the service of the anii-Salnave mother; never visited my house in New York; I saw . tions J would be very giad to receive. on ench to await un examination upon the charge pro- . Join J. Looney i » larceny trom the revolutionists of Mayti for mouths, and is siillin tus service him hereafew days alter my arrival in tuiscity; | Mr. Lowsarrr—Well, a number of over-zealous person. ferred agalust them. Charge ef Stealing Letters in the Post Ofiice. COURT CALENDARS —THIS DAY. The Uniled States vs, Lawrence.—The defendant si der the Enclieh flay, with the full knowledge of the Ea, n Charge a’ Agaires hore, is reported to me as having 4 come trots a mission of succor to Cabral. It is further re. ported that. under the preteuce of golug to Cape Haytien, was here some years before'I was; be became a newspapers, you are aware, have had the plan on EXIT THE NEWARK POLICE, roomer 1m my house; previous to that he used to the eve of consummation for’ the past three weeks. a ae come upto my house very often; he began to visit The trath 13, the lease 13 no Pel ee To the people of Newark in general and the mem: eMR Count— i , . re 7 BRAL TarM.—Held by » Hayt prvice a t inthe my faintly almost immediately after their arrival now than it wastwo years ag g <aisberah é is i with stealing letters in the P% ie <A co ‘ Deiinican repubite on the nonera ‘count with nview of here: 1 Was ehgaged 14 cousting between this city new to communtcate—that is, nothing that would be | bers of the Newark police force in particular, te pa de uber a aaa i ths pet ee [Sue eee Tne aan Baraka au CaE G20. SE edu inunicating with and atalng Cabral, and that the war and Sacramento Ou & schooner; of general interest. ei | most important piece of work accomplished yester- or re mati ry ‘been fixed for yesterd 37, br} 249 24 rigged aap pede ship La Terreur ts now on such mission. | THE CAUSE OF TH& DIFFICULTY REPorTER—I have been informed that the New | further exaiination bi od for yesterday ’ 14, , 245, , 248, 249, 250, 242, 243, atone o'clock. At that hour Mr. Purdy appeared, | 251, 252, 25), 419, 254, 255, 256, 260. i am aastired, too, thet those operations are taxing place was the intimacy between iny wife and Dale; first | Jersey roads demand twelve per cent instead of ten | 485 by the State Legislature was the repeal of ihe law ere TL Gay CoM EE NERING Ik oe Morea usuainn Voomectictne. ban a nateaiags re sea nee oaths Engi Charge a Ateires sn * tne neighbors spoke to me avout it; I had confidence | as interest on the value of the road, It 1s claimed | creating the police commission in the lower house, He may go to Key West ‘and the urgent need of siauouing @ war ship of our “ eathere in place of the Semiuole. Meanwhile st he would | ‘will be gratifying to me and to all Americaus here if youcaa ject there vice consy's tn this island. 2 orts come to me in var ve It: 2 » tha bre ¢ | | office, and could not send to the jag! for the prisoner. | Brady, Opens at eleven A. M.—Nos. 9, 64, 357, 311, Bese that I j it quite worth while to report them ey Te Rae ECE enpoie to may ete ee isthe Rubicon which has not yet | bis same action haviag been taken in the ‘The case, therelore, went over ninttocdase Bi Mi 35, 7 SLs 145, 81, 2499, 288 a SE On ion, Commander EB. K. Owen, of the U fteamer Intimate with Dale; at one time I said fdid not wish | Mr, LomBanRt—There is Dut ove thiug that nas | Senate on the preceding day. All that remaius now Charge of Sia! a Fraudulent Return, — | 25! 8, 3) 97/4. Parl 2—Betore Judge Van Brunt. S-minote, who has been to this harbor since the 27ih of last Oliver Dale 10 come up there to my house, and she operate 1 agalust the lease from the begiuntog. Tuis | 18 for the Governor to sign the repeal and ont goes Before Com! Opens at ten A. 3. 155, 24, 1752 14, Month, 1s expeciod to put to wea totnorrow or Monday OD waig thaci{ 1 put Dale ont 1 might put her out also; isa point on WNich we haye as yet been unabie to | the entire existing force. That it will receive. his f 15%5, 225, 134, 112, 288, Arto, 34, Lobe," 1035, I spoke to Dale about it, but he did not say whether agree. ave Or not: whenever J spoke of the sub- REPORTER—If not inconsistent with rour duties would be trouvie; finally Oliver Dale left | can you give me that porn! signature there 1s not the slightest douyt. Indeed The United States vs. Nicholas Doll—This case, | 142, 154, 1s it would be useless for him to do other- | in which the defendant is charged with makinga | | SUPRRa wise, a3 he same voie that passed the bill } I BERS. » 84, 85, 120, 13 Before Indge Suth- idl, 1e4, 170, 172, cai), even i! but for a day or two, in tins harbor, iy the house; when he left my house he went to Mr. Lombaxxt—It 1s tuts: Tiere is not enongh | 1s competent to pass it again over his a eau 176, 199, 201. ¥ . pe fren! Litercess te monntiesion DE the successial darien Europe, and way avay someting lke seven or | room in Jersey City to accommodate tie business | Veto, Tals result fs simply what was qutieipated, | Was Postponed for a week in consequence of te |“ StrEtion CoveT.—Parts 1 and 2.—Cases on. per Rem she Laed Sees Soeeeniem and. He | eight monies; he.topk that we would bring there. We wouid frequently | The commission was a democratic ¢ sbseni & : Se i ComMMON Pitiss.—-Part 1—wetore Judge Larre- » deta a4 MY WIFE'S PORTRAIT have at Jersey City four huadred treigut cars. You | democratic institution, and was therefore not to be The Case of the Stenmer Florida, more.~-NOs, 204, Th, 1099, 25, 475, Ai, 594, 505, 396, to put you in possession ~ With bim, and during nis absence he sent roy wife | know, as does everybody who has scen the premises, ; tolerated ina city having such a large republican lt is now understood that United States District | 50% 598, 509, SY, 514, 513. of , letters privately; I saw one of them, and got hold | that the faciiliies ‘at th | Of tt, but she tore it out of my hands; she received ext | other: out ‘the inat e Jersey City depot are not councilmante majority, the Legislature likewise pre- nsive enough to accommodate that amount of ponderating in that Way. Now that a change Is in- f wervice in carry Attorney Davis, representing the government, will BRD LIX COURTS. | ation and | ! SET. | and usd to rug aud read them in priv: , business. We have lusisted that, before taking pos- . evitable ft is to be hoped that the Senator | not take aay appeal from the decision of Juage EGaTION OF THK UNitep StaTEs,) | Auring Dale's avseace I had peace im the fami session of the road, these facilities should been. from Essex will introduce a law having | Blatchford, dismissing the Ibel agatnst the steamer wre ners ~ BY AU PRINCE, F 1579. { afier lis return he came to my house agatust my larged. To this end it would be necessary to have for its object the liting of the police | Florida, ‘The vessel has been discharged from cus- UNITED STATES GISTICT COUAT. §r2—I thank you for your response o ist of permission, and coutinued to come uutil he got more trac! We wisn tie New Jer: roads tolay force entirely out of the filthy, demoralizing pooi of i tody, and it may therefor be taken lor granted that — Pad aioe to shore ncuriawn athe iutrsal ata Sequalnted with a Woman at the Lick Mouse, when these tracks, and otherwise enlarge shipping and politics: It is but justice to ie present iorce to say | all proceedings ns regards the Florida are at an cad | The Alegod Defnulting Paymasters Clerks came jealo ud drove him out of ihe — reeeiving depots; they will not agree todo it. If , that Newark has never had 0 efficient and well r | in the United Stares Courts, ontiuued Lo live with iny Wife Ull March, , they would get out of the way we world do it onr- | organized a bods'ot police. On all stdes and among | St. Dowlago, and I si in commun f the United states the friend:y spirit of nof its wishes and ox- i would nevertheless have | born agreewble Wo my covernmer CAL for your goverment, ba | THE FURNL UE Before Judge Bened'ct. Hi ATES ClaCU, ? The caso of Robert D. Bogart, who 1s indicted on WINTER STATESIGCUIT COUNT. the charge of having stuien moneys belonging to the United States while paymaster’s clerk of the recely- coming to Caillornia no children were | selves; but they wont give usa chance—they are | people of all political creeds the present chief, Colo- in March, 1868, 1 was working atiumber; 1 | nm home one day and found Pac liberal enough. When this question of Jersey . nel James Peckweil, is beloved and declared to be | City yards and depots 1s settled the whole thing is | the right maniuthe right place. Already te ola Retore Jndge Woodrat. 2D UP | fixed; there will be nothing r 3 A ther to prevent the | clef, Mr. Clark, is named as his successor. a We r has 7 toy oe vermont, at tiie Navy ¥ 5 nee asked and ex! on g cart, and they Were driving it away; the dnyer | lease, But until we can come to an understanding — ——~-— - THe COREA BAgetetyed in LOW front albany, Soe aM sre stnGoae aeeatea SrORRET us Was a inend of Oliver Dale's, and he took it to a | avout that question the matter remains where it now SERS Y CITY STAEET iMPR and will hold court next munth, when the equity | B8ait 4 in consequence of a gement a Ghowiny a “ je PR: malo! vill be called, unable to attend, in consequence of an engageme’ te ¢ PP Be Mrs, pig 8, on hy x <a the past two years, calendar will be ci in court elsewhere, and the trial was therefore post- Mission found her there a iew d aiter- DRT While Tam here 1 would like (o in- orsey, City Commo ne t las ee eee tl to-de ho dele ave bouds | ward ening she went away Oliver Dale | quire as 10 the truth ol the statement tu the Aevord | Zhe Jersey. City Comznon Counc, having at last SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TE: ponod rnin “so-Gay~ aie OatenGane Give Hanne tt neniion that | £0 wnen I did not know where sue was; 1) that the Pennsylvania Railroad had a controlling | 2eMded to the public demand for the extension of SY Oe ire 1 stor prk by th went there and tried every persuasion to get ber , {nterest in Pacilic 1 away; offered her money, gave her money; she | ment threw itat me; said sue did ‘uot need money;' aad | Mr. Lowe. ecovarand she would go to service; afew days after she went | of their stoc to be and which state. | Washington street to the Central Ratlroad, the peo- | Application to Set Aside a Referee’s Report. Alleged Thiictt Dist oarated Press, | ple in many parts of the city have ceased to grumbie Before Judge Ingraham, Thomas Suilivan, who Indicted by the Grand Mathew katra et al.—The | Jury on the charge of being engaged in the distilling ig Poady “, ri vasiness with the | About the management of the Street Depariment. Tiomas M. Tyng cial position aud to sebemes to German’s place, and took her furniture read is to ship and receive freight and pass But tappears this most desirable improvement 1s to | plainuff was, for three years previous to 1869, in the | business without ape fen th Bt law, was ar- cpr | KDA $ HOUSE ; Ue same as by any other road. roads be defeated after all. The Mayor and Corporation | employ of the Baldwin Locomotive Works in Phila- Taigued and pieaded not guilty. He was remanded Mrs. Crowiey's she went straight to | other as mutual Teedcrs. ‘That 18 all. AS to the | Counsel put their heads together in the matier, and | dolphia, of which the defendants are the proprietors, | 1 tial, and the court adjourned, 's; Iwent to Dale's and knocked at the Pennsylvania road having a controling inierest in | after “trating” a paragraph in the city charter, | He brings suit to recover $330,900 alleged to be due & Sigreceer at he answered jt and said, “What do you | Pactfle stucks it is false. We never owucd a dol | the construct on of which appeared tothem ambigu- | him under contract. The case was sent before a UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. slic peace O: " | Oliver Dal © i luastien fag hali do 41 the abgenee of any di aration of a neutral polt the pa: to the internal afuira want’? id, **You have my wife and chiid;” he | tar’s wor. i of their stock. | ous, came to the conclusion thac the people wit! | referee, who decided in favor of the defendants. A ” ewe bea pga Reet erate Teplted, “Go to hell and get Your wile and child!" | Aud tus ts definitely settled the vexed question of | aye to walt til ‘the cuarier 1s Mitered so as | motion to open the referee's report was granted Arrest of an Alleged Ilicit Distiller. we Fece:ve reports which lead and siainmed the door in ty lace: since then I hive | the lease of the united compamtes und the story of | to meet the case. AS soon as the Mayor's | unless the defendants within ten days stipniate that Before Commissioner Winslow, eroment may be compromised by Its ci izens and not been to Oliver e's; beiore the defenaant came | the Pacifle stock. The correct reason fc { the ad- | veto, accompanied by the opivion of the corporation | the decision of the referee will not be bar to any | Jon Skully was placed under arrest yesterday fatives who have, us far as now kuown to us, receive to my house 1 was possessed of sufficient means to re In Pacific Ratlroad bonds lies m the fact that | counsel, was read, a lively uebale casted, m which | other action or proceeding by the plaintuy to enforce nolldeation trom their government to observe the ne y | Support my wile comforiaviy; I saw my wile at the | ‘Y promptly a the interest on their first mort- | aldermen Fitzpatrick” and Shee charged | his ciaim. afternoon on the charge of being engaged in the Berry Soaaraca t abe nAship, much desires | house of the Key. Mr. Hulbreth. and 1 tried then to | gages the Corporation Counsel with inconsistency— eee _ business of a distiller at North Thirteenth and "T bave the honor to salute you, Mr. Minister, with the moat | persuade her to retara to me as also at another i ewe Tree . or @ stronger term—ue having previously given SUPREME COURT—TAiAL TERM. Seventh streeis, Brooklyn, D., without paying distinguished consideration. | sins When eho came to my liduss ‘to ss8 my eldest The Raiiroad War in Jersey. his opinion that the extension could be A —— the special tax required by law.’ He was taken bee . | pee is Ly ui pons pho ‘ wirh nd it was expected that the fit between the Camden | legally carried out. Alderman Harrington said that | Verdict fer Purchase ty Farid Before | fore the Commissioner and held to bail in the sun Rikers | shoacta cud, nud theatewveperupe nn | and Amboy and the Nat line would! note |: BOR a OO apa Rat Ung ie Sere ete ease fOr ire of Mortgage. of $2,500 Lo await an examination, om ATiawrte F | | Cfossexamthed vy Str. Dou [1 Went from New | resumed in the New dersey Legislature for two | onthe table. ‘The Sugar House Company, who hi i de MET Rg SUPREME COURT—cIRCUIT. Ere: —The undersigned avails br kao. Vine and took iny wife with | or throe wecks, Accordingiy the agents of the | frustrated this improvement hither thus Won] Adelaide L. Brunell va. Ann La Coste.—In 1864 <¢ Pervotsine Severn Sagship or eee MssLONARY TO TRE SCANDINAYIANS; latter line hed off to Washington to push through , 820tler victory. cee EN aM the plaintiff bought a house aad lot of the defend: | guit Against the Western Union Telegraph “Atlantic fleet, acco et by nford ; ant, in Morrisar that negotiations are een stave ea Wouth perhaps; Wife ie 1 | the air line scheme, of which Uie National line forms ESS e wero | A EN TREID MET eores T Re liiocnnedtateec tiny it, Caden and Amboy took advantage of A CHILD BURNED 70 D2/,T paying $800, and assuming a Company to Recover Custom House ed States government at W ern | With me to New York: ns sufficient then; | @ y prac a i mortgage of $2, he mortgage was foreclosed, 7 , of st. Dombigo, tuat durin So. | when Tstarted I haa ¢809; furnished her constantly | thei abscuce and executed a iittie manccuvre which | 4) aceiqent, white resulted in tne death ora catia | Ad -pIAINUT Drought shit to recover the money ang | Brekers? Fees. taitons the Unitet States gov with a home; [ clothed her properly and never hai | @isplays mere shrewdness and cunning than | 424 * % : re ~ wey | Had paid. The jury gave a verdict for $1,042 66 for Beiore Judge Tappen. « previ interte: auy domesti¢ troubles with her in New York; when | courage. On Monday night @ bill was introduced | elghteen months old, occurred ata hamlet Known | the piambiit, Melding interest from the date of Andrew R. Culver et at, vs, The Western Union ie any neherencs or Hicit her in New York I ieft iter some money, vut iA te Senate to repeai the mnth section of the | ys Pennybridge, in the town of Greenburg, Weste | purchase. Telegraph Company.—The plaintis in this case ere v, " 7 ts whe rat was $5 or $5 ane any I and mprovemer D, e . rT esi r = horse eneeead of the Hay cide hot S¥ean toany amouus over $55 my sister heiped | Senators did not perceive the mk in the cocoanut, | chester county, on Tuc ital RE IBN Ma SUPREME COURT—CUAMBERS are Custom House brokers, doing business in New Of uveuitty to the tlag of | to pay may passage to San £rancisco; that is how I , and the bill passed through tue reguiar sts pears that tne wife of Robert Gryertam, | York, They bring suit to recover the sum of $1,792, hostility in return. got here A San Francisco 1 lived with my sister | OUt opposition, In fact, there was ne on laborer, living at that place, left her infant on the Decisions. which Pins tt ié due them under the followin, Rear Admira . | 10 CAINE OU me: { went bi C1 + Ing the National line fa Trenton at the tim floor of their apartment while she went to feed ‘ - rs bs ft ; _ | Who caine out with me; { went lo boating alter twe * ‘ are By Judge Sutherland. circumstances:—It seems that two cents per eae “ an — or three weeks up to Sacramento and up the | the section when HM is proposed to repeal gome fowls, and euretal aloe ins Sow mutnalos wax Ben es Serial aeanplawater pouna and fifteen per cont ad valorem bad one 25 . SSE vel f i} e ¥;Wasen- €mpowers the National Company to build several orrifie c) viapped in a sheet bidso' > U8, s The wi Me y % * ue) side tresare Pe Pore Aaeiies Bee poutine ache Sener on eer tae ek | rate @f railroad, Rich is to fore part of th flaine and burned almost beyond recognition, ‘The ent or | been charged by tne Collector upon telegraph authority is against the allowance of counsel fee | wire dr cable. The deiendants, with other | gaged in boating for five teark; when my wife 4 Pour av PRINCE, 2, 170. rived here | had a little money; 1 think I sent lier | line. The National men arrived im Trenton yester- | little sufferer Mngered in reat ago for afew rey TOS notion rtles, bellevi that no higher rate % honor to reeelve, b en lal attention on huw much money I had; 1 paid her exper to how a questic en rid Regd ll r lothes © , on dol osts re % tered into @ written agreement with plaintt were’ orth eolrovisional government received your com- | Colne out: don't recollect how much; dou't recollect f0uiccs.” | Camden and Armboy was fairly out- | in the room, thus setting its clothes on fire, See oto Orr Eee ee the Belt Kprit 8, 1864, that tiey should endeavor eo yecover mantcation of the Jéth ull. iurorming It of the nevotiations | Whether | paid the whole bi ot; TL paid the rent ) geueral.ed last sesston, eS and Heath Mountain Company.—Motion granted. all excess of duties which might have been or shouid nding between the United Stutes and the government of | at the different houses at which we Ived; | will swear io nn A Wire LEAVES HER HUSBAND AND SEVERAL SMALL Chrystie vs. The Star Metal Company of New | be collected thereafter from them, the plaintidy to Premaent Baez, itresoived to abstain from ali tr nee | that she did not pay the rent there by taking in THE MURDERER EULLOFF’'S MSS'IN} DAUGHTER. CHILDREN AND ELores Wit a Boys—Anotier case | y5q.—The amendment allowed and judgment | bear the expenses of the proceodings and receivé 4m the Internal ‘affairs of the Dominican republic and in I applied to Dale once assistance — of feminine frailty unrequited love comes to Our | Ordored. one-half of the amount which might be recovered, atrneted, tn a tormal manner, ow) fn aopaet rag tie | efuses me; he did not furnish me with em- {From the Binghamton Republican, Jan, 24) @ The actors in the sad scene of domestic life Same va. Same.—Motion denied, without costs On the 21st of September, 1859, through the exer: sei telise ao give erniier fustructions to or Consuls st ment; t went ‘on @ schooner at that time, but | Oy statement concerning the woman thonght to | are atiusband, a wife and a neighbor's:boy. ‘fhe | ‘Same va. San Ta entine ef We ieport von | tons of plaintuts, the government refed $3, ¢0% fipgaton and Caicacon. Therefore J think I have reason to | nov in his employ; £ bad au interest in the ves- | de the child of Ralio# has suggested further inquiry, | marriage Was consummated several years ayo, the | gmed and order granted, to the Telegraph Company, and tho plaintil now eontest, noi the source of your information, which I learo | Sel; I pave Dale $300 or $400 for part of | and we present the following:—A person living in| bi Poi being many years older than the bride, claim that they are entitied to half of the amount. ss of thatiaforma- | my interest, and was to work off th: batwe have | the vessel Was Worth $3,000 or $4,00 eof anyact | Yale was with me on my trips oaition in this circumstance. | gory room iu MY house tn 18% pectabie, bat nd feel myself happy in assuring 3 ‘at {9 porgihie to prevent tbe occurs y to our a Walance; | this ¢ ‘; generally, | Clarion, 1s acquainted with th Edward H. Rutlod’s danghter, on Were the Init of this union, and until S By Judge Cardozo. y, who has relatives at Brooxvlile, Pa., ne el r = Sad —s rhein es ‘The defence Is that a verbal agreement-was made ete eae Mt Aber Stock Commany.— | concerning the reduction on cértatn wire Imported tices vo by defendants, who had Ho tutention of gntoring 1¥ Supposed to be ly e family was @ happy one. The rhe young lady is husband and father isa man of some property, liy- H P clumed as a daughter by Rulloftson, the brother of | ijt at Ridgeville, but doing business In Gleveland, Max st pmed th ine: 0 knowlodge of any project which i 3 koseh Libel Suit. mito (ny agreoment with regard to fature importa. Fee eens oe eertiihs devignotaterfering ia | SIX OF eight Monts; a few 1 Aiter he had | Rutlo.t and sng pelleves that the notdrious murderer | where he 1 ofted detalned for some time th tho PUT tL s4 suhorland, of the sapere cence, yosterday | Hons. The agrecnient rorented to by plaintit wes ic taterpal aTaire of the Dominican republic undercover | boarded at iy house our arrangement about the | {sher inele. She is how avout twenty-five years of | suit of hts occupation. In the process of time a etc ccd oe ourt, yesterday | cioned inadvertently and without ts contents being of the Hayten fag. 1 ys fully decided to prevent any at- | schooner was brokcu wy he did not compls | age, is married to a man named Siration, who keeps ing Man Hawed Neal, about eighteen or nineteen | gave his decision upon the two motions m this case. Known, The detendaats claim further that we Bonvpt of thi kind from irried on through ita territory | industry or lack of energy in the basin | @ notel at Parker's Landing, Pa., avd isthe mother | y heeomes acquainted with the family, | The first to stike out portions of the answer, and | $2,602 referred to Wete deposited With the Collector St covencted erithin the Iimits of ite Jerisatotion | but againat | | of two chtid en. She has frequently received valy- : into 1 the secoud te change the ve Bota mortous weie | pending and im aavance of tie Mawlaation of the Melisbe tulecoaied tave full power 1 use such mesaures in | more ¢ able presents, It was 8 d from Kuitof, bat when 2 of the woman, end in the | qenicde- pean 2?) Antes, end that He money was not returned to Sroreuions. Dek ay deiareemi onal tier, word of ally; 1 sus). | Spoxen to about bir Seald that he is a very nee of her husband this intimacy Was carried to eminem thom By rcasou of any of plainttfis’ acts, Case on. Hoping dat ciate the foregoing declaration | My wife long before jale roome my house; bad | bad man, Rullofison ts essed of mi il, eal that Was criminal. SUPERIOR COURT—TaIAL TeniM—D a welch Th paged io mane, oud peg you, air to | reason to suspect Dale after he came to roo. at my i the F< 5-18 Quesiium, wire is um inild | ‘a husbasd provided iot his family and treated : AUKT—TRIAL TERIA—DAAT I. Pre sant Rename) pesewes Suurance Of my Cisineianes (O house; T came tr es ane fo und | ¢ ad in their family, bas received a | bis wefe wish tis useal consideration, litle dream- That Pi , SUPREME COURT —31 Bideration. f ; oa HIS ARMS AROUND MY WIFE'S NEC 1 dination, and ali the advantages of we: | ing of the dark proceedings that were nadermimung eruvian Gunboat Case. be SPECIAL TERM. Becretary of State for Finances und Commerce, charged kissing her, aud using endearlag language to her; et alth | ing of i ze that were node i ania | and position, She is spoken of a8 a very am’ with the Department of Foreign Atatrs. bie | his happiness, ull the fact came before hia iv alk Before Judge Mccunn. Sr Rendeot of the | @id not wish to lay hauds on him, Dut I dtd not unet Central Bank=Report Eurneeen D. Bassirs, Mu < | person. Her age, the luct that there are’ no other | tts steraness, and he found his home desolate, his Antonio Millan vs, Captatn John Grakam.—This of tho MW ecuihed bhates-of America, Port au Prince. it quite proper; I saw such conduct several times | chidren in the iamily, and the circumstances of the | ciiildren motheriess and himseit withoui a wile.” On | ease 45 still dragging 1s slow leagth al i The meh ied MR. PRESTON 4O MA. FISH. . | wheu S came in; caught them kissing one another; | @ pearance of Rullof’s child, have given rise to | mqutry tt was fonnd that she had young - eagth along. ex: Before Judge Pratt, Waauinorox 170, | these acts occurred alter he had ceased to room j; the beilef atong the people oi Clactoa county that } Neil, and thee tracks lay tows lev | Amination of the platutitt was resumed yesterday | Mr. Monty 7. Chapiann, the refereo anna 1 have the bovor to call your eusivue aiseution Wy tue ol ) there; 1 Wold Dale to seave the wouse v i Ne wulasing cll, higud (Ghiv) Leader, and c ib day. Tus omy potnts of material | dnvustigate the atales of th ofan, i Minted ry 75 MEAS OF the defunct Central