The New York Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1871, Page 11

CHINA AND JAPAN. Herald Spectal Mail Reports from “the Empires of the Far East. Frogress of the Stragzle Between Modern Civilization and Hereditary Customs. American, British and German Interests and Influences. Chinese Impediments to For- eign Commerce. SECRETARY FISH’S POLICY. A Japanese Noble and His Tour in Larope and the Uaited States. By mat! steamship to San Francisco and thence overtand we nave special leiters from the HERALD correspoudents in Ching and Janan. The communt- Cations appear anderveath. Our writers nerraie @ very incerestung, Vivi aod important nistory of the prorress of affairs in the far East, under date of Shangbae the 12th, Hioga the 12th, and Yokohauia ue 22d Of Ootoper, CHINAs The British Consal nt shanghae—Tis Death and Fast Se: vico—National Impeciwents to Fore Commerce—Secrotary Fiewa Policy and ite Reswlia—The Redellion in the Cou- tral krovincee— able Teleararh. SHANGHAB, Oct. 10, 1871. The forcign community of Shanghae 1s mour.ing over the weuth of one of ts members, Joba Mark- ham, Ber Britannic Ma.esty’s Consul, He was thirty-seven yours of age, and had been in Chma animetecn yeats, having pms menaced bis. cureer as student iterpreier @tCaaton, in October, 1852. In December, 1853, he came to Shaughee as Vice Consul, and nas ween Identified with this Consuiate ever sicce. He was Acting Consut trom June, 1963, to March, 1864 In 1204 be wae sppulmied tomporarily Ww Lhe Consulate at Chefoo, wirero he remained a year and went (0 Kagand va turi-aza, returning 12.187) a3 Cousul to Shangbae, Mr. Marcham was -one of those nea, who, thoush an Eugish ofMfcer, was a cosmopoli- tan, and was as popilac with the American poruon Ol the community ws with bis wa countrymen, and his deata 15 amversaily deplore: For years pust Uae loveigu merchants of Shanghae and of te opea purts generally have complained Of the praciice ortac Chincse olicials 1a coliccting the go-caled “uwansit dues,” or sland duucs ep foreign govds that had aircady pad their MApUrte- oe at ove of the open ports. The me.chants Claimeu that tt was against trealy stiputations, thas & Was UnjUsI, aad WoOKed apon it tn the light Of w proaivitory duty, The, compained co their Consuis and Minwiwis, Who, NOL DENA ab.c lo Mend the matter ut Pexin, reierred it to their govern- Meuls Sine correspuudence took piace vetween Uh® CRLINClo ® Oud nt und Wasa ton upou ihe aanyery aut the olowlig Like tome lever frou t2@ Leuuon .Ourd Uf irade .o decrewsy Fan. Auer Common ag UpOu Chinese iuercanuly wiles tue writer sav. ‘That tie views in the Shanghae merchants’ me- ta—itas Wee payurent of Lruasit dues ony two ve facttad, Rped om eeeaas yoo 5 ede wpe whioa i has been pald (rom | t suse , Ut MUON a L4dBntUH HATE Wak Fo, resented oy the Ampers anu erauets 6 a view Wall tamed oy er Amsenty's governm DL AL te ports Agu at the Merial HArneta, Wate YEE Lue goods have passed OUE OF be Me Bue Mis! BANGS they MILK take thew cuance In common with native guuds and Lear waatever im)osition the savscty oF Revvestiwe of Climese mmuiraliou may Aum A be EDU fiero ts the Burtingame policy again. I em sorry Conwy that overelar, .isit Secs ty colrcur wiuh the fame KeolOneu iu Loudou, and istiucled Low accsrdings. oat it secs dal on Luts Occa~ul We Catuesé yoverumenst Lavy hs Kt would OC 4 goud ew sUoW What 10018 MiuiNters rea In ioe ‘Commies Comid ve. Abe Cinuese sourd oF Fovewa Alfaits nae tesued mms. ractions stauug Mat Cnutesc Meichads purcuastig toreign guods tor an iuterror Muaract, aLer they Have pad tue reguaee duty, mae ab thew ploust.e car y bitcm tO any part o. the ein. pee. Fureica consis have beow Wolued bat the Corsirucuon which loerza mercuauts Have al- formly , Ui Upou the Crealy 1s cottect and to vg One Formed bo, bats ix W ‘chants nave veen for & wits tune coL waite our ow. Lis “uagnst aud Mmeéxpedient to enoice { wd, @veu ti it W urrauted by weaty Buputtions, whic 16)s HO:," LO Ciibese Cone GOWER OU By Piaotically, “the deuitns bs just, Is expe. | teat, aud ie treaty Kuaranees H and you sul * et eUp; Ose OF e WETEAE Lhe Criue.e +20 BUCK UN TMS ikst CO.CE SOD, Cota OF Giga aliasters ext ther OWA Words ant were auinurities CArcyMg US ies: 108, THE CENTRAL Re BELLION, Atresh rebenion bas viekch ou fa the central Vince OF tutta, Sotue tue 420, Cons-quent on Loubies at Ya Kehow, ® quarrel arose Letween Chen quo sai, he Governor, and Liohecagny, te Gener. Wuich Was covered to Pexin, ‘Aa tinpertat eat er, ped aol het rank and oruered hi to tena, and Chen was degraded aud ontered tuyen, Upon bis arrival at Mebane a lure numnver of Ge anered soluiees, and, plucag bude | ab their Read, raed tho standard-ot vebelLon. Thy Evert att hOretes- .CeM .O Cons TE He ,OStON & CHICA OLE, AM are MAKE PLO paCaLions On & MAEge cate to stupytess tue oust Mankow, ans showed (hat city fall inte | Beir tas Che im, cranes tear thas La ait zat intrigae Write Lhe foretzners, asd they fear ase, aint tgutly, too, that JOPO.BLess WOU Ltn bole belore Uney give any: Sad Lo tee Ampcrial LOVETAMONE azatust & PCOUsDie SuoCesai TEBEMUL, AS ‘EN DUve dove We Lhe past, MONK FRO HM VOLUDLON. us ho yoneral Qpiniyn among sorergners thay a SugousNiG! CoueiigN ta Ciba would do tore to resus ue couauy thal any bit else. “Lie Duptiye bag oes ee 7, Ae AMMCHICAL DE WSPUper, Sy Cab lg gr wie adr, saye:— Aamuuishod ettonce, Corel vornmiontd will Wardly ayant Letmeat el me Themvelsee int an edete, ov RUFUCUVE ADs Unrae til dyoasty agaiuot dat ected natives, saleriog which auch a 1is.ng CuMMACiis, PRILCHMY On He od clanlres, who We ughing men generaty But if wile shoul prove hen the *comnug inan’ who te 1%, CHIR dias eeetve new te pte: Qu peaansion (oF Cant Be 7 Te bape w oat feaon of a ‘erpuhious ad fail who ate COaveTSANE With Lue CoNMitiON OF Lhe eOUUt yy there aro (OW W..0 World HOt hat! such wrervintion Ae bvee trem heaven to vw mieyovern aa. SUUMARING TELEIKAPH GEK OAS INFLUENCE. reamaa dr tisiractor bus been brougat out by tire Chiacee Authoriites to dtl a voly Oo sufdters: at te Arenal m ding The Words of cou magn ait, it Vor tHe CACKIENL reason VhaL We VaLUr Ve eaotant of Chinese, and pRruy, posstiy, bocaae fis em) loyers tnagie that not omy tg tHere Fitrue I LaCie bul aisy ta the Words ul com thaad by WhuCh Wey are Urvugli about, “ JAPAN. Revorationary Vrogress and Rapid Accone pistment ef Geverninenial (hutgess ihe Retormers of Britata bxccoded by the Kadle cubs of the Kast —linyertalivm and Aristoce facy Coming Down Towards the Vaolic Bevel—An amertcan Conch as a Revolniions ary Vetite=Wunt the Nutive OMciais Kearnen in Knrepo and AmericnAmerican Discipline tn Mosp.tal and in Prisons Yoromama, Och 92, 1STL, ‘The etranees which have taken place bu the gov. | ornment of dapau during (he a9 four years are of a temarkawle character. No outside history slows the deveopmem of @ revolution so CUMpic.e Li 50 ohorta time, Waal nas taken dapan ivur years (0 accomplion tok Eugiand four handed. in Lue Le- Ginn OF the Yeas 144 we sound Le Japanere as they wed Week fur Cen urtes back—a dual yoverur “mmont, preadea Over Ly Iwo despots—une seupuril, one eMtad—sarrounded by nuvIes Who Were all fevael caiots, We poeple teing Kept im a couduon Ol mebytese chumieew (8 ther filers, The persoa @ the Bmpcrer was were, Me oever fet bie capiial Her even nis palace WHHOW, weg Cutivaed WH 8 Hornun throueh vEsOn Mt Was Smpessitie 10 6ee DIM, anu omy aLuUL K, Lhe Teves meanCe | sated. «o be In Gefimau—party, we- NEW YORK HERALD, SATU RDAY, NOVEMBER ! half a doze of the highest officers of nis enpire ever | Were made bapoy bY g ising on his ‘<livine” face, When evena noble of the foursh cass passed the streets the taser Were Cleared, and every one who saw him pass haa to croucn on his knees, Four years | have changed all Uiis—the dual government, the feudabsystem, wediviaity of the Mikado, and the \yranny of tne nobles. The Mikado, as peror, possesses now the reulity of power, when i erly he haa to comfort bimseif with the semolanc> only, ana acts now like other monarchs and chefs of states, He presides himseli at tae councils, receives foreign Ministers and drives daily avout the capial in an American carriage, drawn by tour vorses. The norimon is set aside, Nay, more, he can bandle @ kniie and fork almost as dexterously as he cun the chopsticks, and can crack a joke and fing of a glass of champarne as if he had served an apprevticesthip m these matters. Other changes are tung place with the greatest ramidity, The princes are adopting the European method of ‘urnishing tneir houses, and the Em- peror is having @ palace vuilt witpm nis present castie wal.s—tue old ‘Tycoon's—in ioreign style. Ab least one-half of the oMemisat Jeido wear, fora portion of the time, at any rate, forcign clothing, and aress their hair after the iashion of their foreign nemhours To a great extent thoy have dro,ped the fasion Of car rying two swords, aud only arm themselves With Oa; and even this 1s left of amung those wno (ton (ne foreign dress. POREIGN TRADE. Nor are these chanzes coufined to the government and the rulung classes. Foretgn stures are used ex- tensively by the Datives—such as soap, candies, beer, wine,and knickuacks, Glass iw beg used quite extensively instead of semi-transparent paper. Almost everybody that caa aiford one carries a waieh, and Yankee clocks are Lo be seen frequently, both im stores and houses, It isacommon thing to see the Jupanese Gag fylig ab the peak of steamers | and sailing vessela, aud tre Japan se merchanis are encroaching rapidly upon the trade formerly mone polize.t by foreigners, GO AHEAD, JEHU. Six months ago the only mode of conveyance on Jand used by the Japanese co sisted of tne cango or horimon, ‘These have almost passed out of use, Ia their si€ad Lae Japs utive Coacves and carts, many. O. thew O1 tavir OW D MMke, Moueltet alier the style’ of lorelgn vat Wagons, aud about tity thousand Smal huud CacTages, are Cuongu tor one person, and drawn vy One Av, Ply Upun tac bie tusa WO between Yokoi aut dud Jeddo, aad are patroum ed auke b, foreiguers aod .aiy: AT SUHOOL. Senools for teaching Kaxiiyn and other foreign languages aboand, and the Japs are really enterag tie wuily OF MadObs—A@ Lact What ot. Burliogame Ovasted Would be urst ACCOmpliohed by be Uhinese, but watca tue iatier malt taetr actioas Have velled, | A few years Nence aud Jupan will be to Asia Wout | bugtabd bas been to Europe— ver bviation eatirely uestruyed, ter people traveimg in every country, trad.ns every were, a complete system of telegraphs INg Bnd PaliWays Colavitshed al over bie country, Whe China wili be Where she Was Hity years ago. Suca has pee the woader.ul metamorpnosis Wiech: @ nation Nas undergoue 11 tne space Of 10Ur years. RA LWAYS, in anucipating the advent of ratiroads we must not forges Mat One ranrvad 1s nuw in tie course of consirucdoa. Bub it 18 to ve hoped that Many oiwers are Duill they Wl not be Wiadguraced aader the same auspices, ke ling trom tats place to Jeddo vas now veeu to the course of Construction for iWo years, and we are BOW in Weesly Wxpectay leston and opening of te Ime tor vice—ten mitts, f reahy believe entered into be-ween Jorcigoers aud the Japanese ti. uduertaking ux tie least creditapie ty the .ocmer., Waen compieied the esti.nated cost of the read of tweuty-chree mes m lengt has veed cumpaced at over one hundrt thousand dot ars per wile, Apa (Nis.tog, mM ene face Of she fact that the natural di. cuities to ve sor- MOUs Were eniirely lusuniucant. That the Japs Are Wicd Of Weir forelzu invneved masters 8 a well kKuown Juct, and J au quite sure that they Will have few Qoporwwatites in tue iutace to dip cher hands auy tarraer at the Japanese treasury. But they have dipped m'the past rather desp, and this bag been owing Lo Ue tact that ihe “great amount of captial working in Japan has veen owned ta Lun. dou. AlmuLgA there are Some AMericad Mercnans Neve Of Nv Swalt preveRsioas, uli the OAUKINg iste tutiotts save vue (tpere ave iour in all) are oO Eng- | Hsworygin. American capital has never been repre- | Sented here, 1 aaderstand tuat this Will sven ve chauged. GOVERNMENT OFFICE AND A NEW DEAL. Thave im vrmed your reavers that toe aaimios Who Nad been retained in ter respective provinces a3 Chiagy, Or ZOvErHOls, had been removed and that tue Whole couutry 4s to be reaisinicted and new ollicers appor exardiess Of ve place of burt OF rexpective chunstip, The toiiowing unpertal , edie. ta reward Werete bas been issueds— We are of opinion that in a time of raqieal reform like the Presat, i we desire Gy ita weans to give procection and tran yutiuty Co the people at home, and arom: 10 wainsal equany with foreign : as Le Mave io eau wally What they caim to Siguily, and the ,over: meat of Fy tans CoMise Imm Ring: whine, Bowe ii.8 ayo Ouraauction 10 the scheme by whfch ail tue ciate Teswored 40 05 their registers. We appod ted Chizi vor tie has tian, each vo parvorm the duties ov his oles. Ba. Hostunces to give prov.tion and to maintain equality with rextetting his condi.ion of a*- we do now comp.ciciy avulish the Clans (/ .) and couvert them into Douraing (A ”), with the obyect of uit apy expenuitare an Of xrP.ving rer getting riu of the rice ot unre- yO. Names aul Of aboltsuibg the dixease of goverom | pro.eoding rom muitiform cenircs. Vo ye, ow’ aseombivd fervanis, (ake well to heart tif, our will. Jn addition to this the daimios have deen ordered to. repair to Loker weado) aod personally give iD { their assent 10 (hut movement, ‘hey are ali to meet In solerme COULEM GN Whe 244A OF Lhe present month, Some slight opposition 18 expected, vUC It 13 DEleved that tue government Will be enabled to carry the measure with very littie trouble, USss OF FOKEIGN TRAVEL. the government haa appointed » new governor for YoKohama, oue MukU YOROSKL, & Japancse gen- tlen.ay, who bas been Te Wd. g Jor tne vase two | years in Europe and America, deis a youug map, OF avout Lweniy-cigat years Of uge, very untelirent ANd speaks bugilsh Well, MO dresses 18 foreien Sty.@, boards at (he hoter in the toreig pitlement, Plays Di.naras Aud ts aitogeiver quite auacned to Joreign ca.tems, Ata diduer which fe gave to the tore consuls he made a speech ut bogtisa, promi-ing .odo alt he could to turther the ners | esol tue orege community and asking for tie CO-OpeTson O. LAE ComsulS LO Luiprove the conti. lvl of Lhe 1oreign setiement, snowd ue be us Quod as wis words the mercaatiie community can- Hot but derive great benent (rou Its aduanstration, the people Protounly LESSON» FROM THs AMERICAN CREASURY. Ite, Who has just returned From Washington, } Where he hay veen studying Ameticaa finadce, hus i been apycluled Supermendent of the . be Wik ently do seMcbhias bo excicale celal Gunultion trou be comlusiol usaca. it forms of curten America Wil amply. Lepay tig 9: ment, TH NAVY. The Prince ot Hope hus veen appointed Admiral 10 Gintel of tie Japanese mavy. FUOD AND TKADs PROTECTION. Five years ago, wiser the raie of Siota ashi as Tycoon, an euch Was passed ta Tico shold Lot be OXperted drous the C.upire of Japan, Al tHat Line ch are | Ake (MXes, BHO EVER the Wayes OF LhO te. alucrs of The diferent princes, were pal mm Kokus O1 Tice, dud the cousequeuce was tre rice, havmr Ww be volt to Mat A veZzeN dierent parties, went up Lo @ iiign ture, During tits period wherefore, 1 18 not to be Wondered at Unat rice wasan article of Import, aud larue yuaulitics of Wie samc Were Importer {row San and Coch China. PUtlog We ae two | yeurs le a rive in dupan Nave been tulerhvly, | prentin, wattle im Civ e pruduct tas Leen Con- etubly dee eRsed mount, Beskies ie alt Ques that were lornierly Money, wut Ute ened tu price to a greasy cxent, Koren rel have Pes; MEME AUANtITies Of Imported ve back to Hou KOU TURIN (He ist two: mreutts, tire arttcte Commands neatly & dollar more there tian here, Tue sepanese goverumens is vegin. ug ®& Guderslad #& litle more of Me rales OL Wale, abt 10 Appreciate tue sact that | ptices are ruled bY Supply abd demaud, ‘They 110, theretore, cousierng Ue eXvedtency OL reVoKing Une edit against the exportation of ice, as Ley Fighily Conjeciure LAL HO Was Ca ALCTUE LOM eX Porung w sui plus OF LHAL ACI. aud toatl Woen We Sew piUs ts Carpender MAturady (ue dfaiu Wil Cease, ‘Try whey ate geting Wiswon, » SILK WORMS RUG, There has been consideiavie excitement fn the Uk Worms’ eggs KUSINESS. UN wecontt vi He large prices carts Of MM Wor us exgs hire quantities Gave ver dura Unis year—in ict, varger than there Is aoy demand lor, The wea tereore entered (be heats or the seliers that wm oender to vb a geod price irom tie foreign buyers cue Rall of the eggs suould be baral. —Uieieos = Chnaucur ~te value of the ovier Ha, ‘The privempal producers Rive | Also reiueed Co bring Lueits ito 1 Wanting ne HHETease M He Price. Sve Japanese 0 Yrodgt 1b Sodte @ggs & leW CAFs age Were roughiy haodied by the Mig for going wo i douse to get Wem reg.stered for But the .oreign vuverts are aiso drm, one: a fair price (Oey Teluse LO pay Lie eXtra sewers? (nat is dentunded (rou tiem. “Hie Cotsuis wave aps | pled io Lie batiVe goveriiaent to Ime:pose, aud T have yet to discover whether ive Suk Worn’ Eyes Lodon Wil be scvuug ebough to Wilustaad au heuds, OF Whetber A Wh) iee Lue fate OF other Umons 1 vited parts ol (ie Wort, wad bE COUuLTOded wy oth TOMIUbMg CCU TMECE ns | AMERICAN MONUMENT! Two oullings are DoW ve.ng erected, or rather v be erected, 1b Yonunauwa, ie Wal uf Ss Oven seriously fet here wy Amencan Cah BoSPAl Bia au Alierie can ath ously retired as tue latier aistiaMdon, as We Dave @ geue- Tar Wc®yitos Here Fo Whieh Rl give SUppUr’ aid Lo Which Qu ChY gO ROTer Ceriatn Stiputasious, tur as | We HAVE U bear SUreHeE, CF, aL assestaul KUT geoN ot the Coated staies Savy, We might Certatuly Lave & huspia) Ware Wie dutvessed Auercad sulos Cab BO. rer the jatl, {tis stuply by courtesy of the British | OMcials. that our Consw) has hada piace to send | the dehnquents onder nie er RB 10, the ae ; Ceplance of wuich mage him feei onder obliga ious, By the last maul the State Department. | have anthonzee the erection ot a saitable bullae waereio cidaens Of th ring Fepub 10 can be seat wat our Consul asking “by your leave”? of the British Consul, and | sincerely hope that proper use will be made of the struccure, for, [ 4m sorry to say, there is plenty oi material te work uyou. VENTURES IN THE OC"OTSK SRA. It may not ve generally known that a very con- | siderapie trade 18 done m tie Ucborsk Sea und onthe / Coust Ol Siverka by American vessels mn Tus ) trade ts attended by very consrderable danger on account o, the Lirge quantities of ice envsounrered In those latitudes. A gentleman Damed ‘tiwoey, &n | attaché of (he .ank of Califurma, bag had vessels | €0xageu in this trade ior some time, He despateued | the oark Catahoa rom San i rancisco in Kepruary, loiv, which vessei came to grici on the Sth of Dep ; tember of the sae year, On the Sih of March, | 18st, ne himself left mm the American scnooner Mary | A. Keaa to go and look aiter tae crew oi the Catia loa and was himself wrecked @ few mules Irom Cape Lupaika. and reached Petroyolovskt In & | whalcboat atter enduriag consideravie hardsnips | for eignteen days and Caving 16 miles tn ine bout. Here he fouue the lust crew of the Caialna, 43 also ine crew of the Noith German bark Ida, Woics Dad peen wrecked avout che same time as ste Catanna. mr ‘obey beard ob a Durch, | Schooner at Nicuiorisky und chartered oer to bring | bim and ad tae threo crews down bo dukodaul, Dis arcivul ub bakedadt be surreudered tue uifferent Crews Lo thelr respeCcive Cousuts as aistressed sea- men, and asked lor & compensa ton tor britging, them down; oat he comp.aims cat (he North Ger- man Consul alene agreed to indemmily Diu, al- thoash the Americans aua the Hawatans were re- ceived by the Consuls as distressed seamen, Whether ins e!arm 1s a just One of course | can’t sayy butit scems lo be agreey On at: Sites UN it Our Lone sus should have power look ai ter tis class OF men, and tf 1s said tat thé only peason tre Amert- cau Lonsut rejuscu to pay tbe amount was on the g@rouad Gat aiiuoazh the men bad a claim on the consulate tor passage the Consul has no right to draw vor such purposes, fhe lusian man-ot-ware Vettor Pisant arrived on the _sth lt, oroughs as passeager Geneiak de Viecht, the newly Appoited itanan diniscer ior Japan. Speculation tu the “Queer’—Hew It is Made and Shoved. Hr0G0, Oct. 12, 1871. Extensive forgeries of Japaneso government: Paper money called *kinsatz” havo lately been dis. covered. An American ¢.tizen turned Suite’s eve dence and showed (nat Baglisa, Laliau and Cainese are conneced With tue swindle, ‘rhe Japanese | gove.mipent has been done to the tune oi $50,000 at least, ‘Tuey have aiready redeemed quanuites of base com imported frum Birwingham and San Francisco and of course will do tie same on this oc- cusiun. * PORT TRADE RETURNS, SBiatissics of trade frou the Chamver of Commerce Téporis are by ho Means rela, as Many oF we Mewbders are distrastial Of sendtug & retura OL Lacie business operations, add whereby prevent a correot Ava Compiles return He1ug issued of the trude of | ‘Unis Ort \taluge), Walch ucy are bound ih hunOT Lo do ‘The Quy exports lurnerty .o the Suites Dave een ! corefy tn teas, rags aud cucries, to Wilien 1s VOW Deng: Added Campuur abd Vegeudle Was, OL Witch inere 1S apreniuiul supply. the experts of tea ror tie quarer endiug Seplember 30 aimonut CO 1,400, 00 pounds, Valued AG gos ,07s 18; Vegeta. te wax, about taniecn tousand pounds, American tonnage to the port 18, as usual, In excess OL that Of uny other country, aha comes Cy 99,10 Loms sur tue quarier, Alsuouga LUsiness scCeMs dull, trade 13 Tapidiy ine creasing at (iis port, as you can judge iro.w my hast quurier’s figures, aud BOW rests On B Hrmer Lass. OFFICLAL "Lo AKER. Sa?’ DisavrRAing. It 18 WIN pieasure that 1 have w record that the Sauoural, or bWO-sworded men, aie meluny into the agricultural Class, rom Whiclt taey Were orumalry drawa, abu taat @ host ol dangero. 8, lulg iedows way be @ beneilt to tne Couutry lastead O1 a CULse anc the cause Of discontent and reveiion; In uct, the he ws Nas JUST COME LO ONG (has # warge sleamer Das just gone down whe inwnd sed, fied With oops, losippress a msing Of tuese genury, WhO Are Use wasted wb unre ladgnity of velug deprived of Wwelr sworus. A NEW YORK BANKRUPT BROKER ABANDONS Bis WiFs, {From the Columbus (vhio) Journal, Nov, 22.) About two weeks ugo a genueman and tady ar- rived at the Nei Mouse from New York, In tne sad natrauve we me about to make cuncerning them we, on certain accounts, omit ther naines. They Nau been married avout five years, she veing at the time of the.t marriage worth about sixty thousand duilars, Whe he Was a shrewd ousivess man, Out Without meaus, pile tusned her capital over ino his baads, aud WHE be evgaxed lu Lue brosecage Duswess ON Wali street, NEW Lork, End was very BUCC SSI, WAVING Made $2vv,00U; Dut revent MUGIES 1o Specuating In sLOCKS completely Lroke up, or ujmost 69, abd ne fled te city With bis wire and came to Columbis. Sve let New York very reiictantiy, but auaty coprented to the wish Of ber husband, woo sa. that ne Was going to the West or pout to get @ poxstiun ty preace in an Epi-co al coureh, 13 age as avout tnirty-tWo years And Unaé Of his Wie twenty-live. She Wax a rater huadsome. inveiligent and atoracuve womad; Wore ewenry ! dhe was # lady buat wad oven ra.sed to luxury and j Knew noining at alo: the moues of living Of tue Cymmoner cuss Of peopie, She never rode in a neXt alternoun the aushaad leit his wue tu their Tog, Sa lug that ue Wauled tv go oul lo see THe town, ABE fUXurioUs Wue looked for yer com- panion to retura daring the afteruoon, but ae cane hot. ‘Tea tine came wud still the husvand was ao- sont, dne sent word Ww ine Ollice to KuOW YU ine clerk comd no. have lim retura to her tn order to Accompany ner to the Supper table, but, alas! tne clerk couvl Bot Dnd him. Search being insured, it wus auscovered that ue bad leit toe City, as twas learuet at Uie depot that he bad tageu tue 6:43 evening train fur tho West. ‘Vhis’ Inlormation, as-oc uted with te siatement to his wile inat | he Wanred 10 ook around bo see the piace, lea to the unmistakabie suspicion cnat he had inication- on @epuried ior paris URKBOWN, avanvoning his wile jmost cruelty, leaving h.r disconso@.e and | Among stragyers without meaus, except what sie | Tugntevesin by bartering uway lier costly sewels | For some me she remained at Wwe sei, Hoping constanuy that he would yeo return; but se rer mQinet 10 Vaid, Couciuathg tout oe Dad forsasen her tor ever, suc returned to New York aud uhece pawued several thousand douars’ worth of jeweiry | Jor present necessiies, Whea Uiey arsived hore the fiusnaud bad between two @nd three thuasund | dotlars, aliof which he took with him, tuchuding everul hundreq dollars’ worth of bis wile's jeweury. PERSONAL NOTES, . Elder Knupp 18 Going some sensational proaching In Gneago. General A, T. A. Torvert, United States Consul to Havana, willl leave for his post of duty on the s0tp Inst, M83 Anna Dickinson Wit give her new lecture in Salem, Mass,, early in Deccmber., Tho subject is “Prison Retorm.” Mrs, Smocs, daughtor of the revelutionary Gen- eral Stark, mow in her nmety-third year, Nves near Claysvinte, Guernsey conuty, O10, Kev. James M. Jameson, 1, D.,.of Columbus, Ol10, nas been appointed pastor of the Meihodist envren 1 Salt Lane Cy. He wail be rough on puiygamy. dacdo B. Baits, Ot ALingtuu, 18 mentioned As One oF Me Dames TAVer ConslerAvON For tne Vacant Jutdyesmrp of the Saper.or Court of Massacnusetts, nus Lucy Stone olacxwell 1a goug to tuke Wo- man's Pyne to the people OF LeiawWare, die Will Byeak as wover Of tae ol yl HOXE MORI. Mr. James L. McLane fas been eleoted President of the Western Maryiaud hallroad Company in piace of eX-Mayor Banks, of Bailiawre. Prestoem: Anaiew D. White, of Cornel) University, 19 OWA tent nVestixating Ute subject OL The co-eda- CalOD OL Hie PERC. Gerrit Smith is in Ms sevontyepith year, but his memory 1 Bu periect tat he can repeat most of | the Psalms and many otner parts of tae Bible, Mrs, Bullock, wife of ex-Goverhor Bullock, of Gevrwla, wit Atlanta last Week Without Loran, aby oe Whither sue Was Ruiug. She Bas Not stu Leen ueard Ol. Mr. dohm 4. Cheeney, of Winchester, Ind., has been appointed, by Governor Baker, Jadge of the Figuteemh Cofmmun «lees district, vice AF, sacuD 0 the Circuit venen, Mr. W. W. member of agsempiy elect, of | Westcnester county, NS. 2., received a large number Oj puntical (tends on Thursday evewbig, WSt aC Dis | deace, uead Wihamsuldge stauo. i daughier of W. D, Griswold, the Iaie Pres.deut ot the Olio and Missise:pyl ba.lroad, was | al home ta Pere HAULE, OM Weandaday | ©) jast Week, (0 Hautingdva Santa, Unned av S> FOND OF THI THA. Pnomas McCormack, aged eighteen, of 88 Bast Houston street, while sauntering dowa Eighth ave- | nue op Taursday nigut, saw a box of tea, valuedgat $45, in trout of the grocery store J#2, Placing «he box om nis evoutder be put iton an Eighty ave. | nue car, and was making ms way ‘town towa when arresied bY Oiicer BusKert, Of the Niamh peoonet, Who recovered the tea, me slated that goute persua ae tred mit CO take Ine VOX to Waverley piace. truckman, Fesidlug at 39 ea, While passtig (rvrough. Laval sireet irom pier No. 47 Nort xiver, Tharsuay {ternoun, Witb a load of tea, dames Narton, of 60 AreeM Wich Kirecl, vie B Nat Chest, Vaued ab 93%, from tis truck, fhe ploperty aud (el Were Cape Lured by devective Kiker, O: the Tweaty-orguth pre- cuit, Norton stated be found the box im Canal sirect anu tok it MONTE, ey were both arraigned Le ore dustiee Cox, at seterson MarKes yesteriay } morning, wus xed up in decauit of $vv burl } bo apLear for tral, laVisuly, aNd uer Waldrobe Was Com. 12.0, | Bireet car even, OF, ut ieust, she vali so, always | being provided’ witn a gack if she wantea to | yo ever £0 short a distunce, ‘They arrived | at the Neil ovse in the evening; tie | | Say, 0y Gi according ly? THE COURTS. Atsiguees in Baukrup'cy—All’ged Violation of the Internal Revenue Law—Passing Coun- tericit Money A Label Suit— Theatricals in Court, UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. The State of Keutucky Suing the Secretary et the Treasury fer tae War Claims of 1861—Jarsciction of the Court Net Adimit- ted and Application for Mandamus Refused. WasHinoton, D. C,, Nov, 24, 1871, The following case was belore the United States Supreme Court to-day:— The Commnonweath of Kentucky, €c ret, Gove ernor Lestie, vs, Boutwell, Secretary of the Treas- ury.—Petition for mandamns, ‘The petitioner seeks to compel tie Secretary of the Treasury to deliver & warrant upon the Treasury for the amount alleged to be due from the United States to Keawucky for war claims, under the act or July 27, 1861, that oMcer having by his decision of August 2, 187i, determined that the troops lor whom the remburscment 33 asked were never musiered Loo the service of the United States, nor culten out at the request ol or under the aatoority Ol the 4 resident or Secre ary of War, and that con- sequentty the rule prescribed by secretary Chase, When providing sor the execution of the act, 18 a bar to iain. Mr. boutWell aiKy Look the View that Conyress bas sivee the enactment of 1861, tive given a legishiuive cousiracuon to that act | Cousistens with the rate then established by Secretary Chase, and leaving no ground on Fhich , the cam con be patd without the specifle authority | | of Congress He also maintains that it was his ) TARDE aud Guty to revise the decison, On beaall of Te See Ibis asreried that Lue Legal right to be re- ) unbursed is estavlished by the decision of the rresident, througa the War vepurtmen', sanctioned add Sustame., 1 it need Wy other afirunance, by the acevunting o:icérs of the government, The War Departinent decides that the trvops KO awed by tue Slate, and tor which the expenses asked (Oo be reimbursed were incure had been ediwieyed 1) adding Ly suppress bh HeHION amides b the wpticd Sta auc the tacts were ati in tite male lary bisivry of the goveroment, Which Were )ecus ; Nariy wrnin tne cognizance and kaowledge oF the ‘ War Devartinent. ‘Yo asvertain and present these facia and Lo aevermine upon them in refer-ace to Lbls claim wero the high executive duites betunging w the President as Chiel Exeeuuve oi the nufioy and the Commanderin-Chiet of the mittitury forces. in ihe periormance o: unese duties the , d€@crewary of War and the department under his | cDurge sre employed by the President, and the iaw- Tul acts O1 tily Oulcer and this department of the goverLment are the acts of the I resident Dim- Be! unver all the — authorities; and would be @ strange anomaly Wf the Presiaent should awhorize, or the cunsiituaon and laws permit, one executive department to revise and reverse the deosivns of auotuer; stitl stranger if that revising Aud reversing deparunent snould be tn mulitary Questivas te ‘Lreasury—one Whose organization, Wucnivery and savilities are tovally uniitied to aud without Adaptation fur such purpose. A proper | CAAMMRANON «UAd determination or Mmese que tiuns invoive mustary Knowleage, 6k. and expe- perience, which the secretary ol the Treasury could nardly be presumed to have OO this mittary dects- jon, ‘Ihe accuunung odicers settled ihe account, and the secretary ul tne Treasury les no disoretion In the matter; aud it ts Me Caty to sign bhe Warrant ! ana alow the payment to be made, There 1s an | ainple a, propriation maae by Cougress to pay the Chums, OF Wich the Secretary ol the Treasury ds the mere custodian and trustee for ihe State, it 18 coniended Ou these lacts that a mille | damus 18 the only adeq ate and effectual aud thereivre the omy appropriate remedy-to en- lorce tas rizht, ‘Phe rule 1s that where the law imposes a si ecific wuly either in positive terms or by. reasonable construcdun, abd tuere 18 he other specibe rewely, u mandamus wil ve awardea, Gn the question of jurisdicion, it 13 submitted thata State emg a pariy in fact and tuterest this Court bas juli end com, tete jurisdiction to enforce by the writ askeu te lewal rigntot tue State by compeliing the “perlurmanee of the legal duty vf we secretury of tne Treasury. on the mers of the case the guvernmont MAAN he same ground Laken by the secrewry Ol the Yea ury in is decision, and the Lacts, wepart- Tuenc rules umd statutes are examiued at great ! Jeagth to demonstrate te correcthess, Concerming the question of jurisdiction, it ts convende.t that this: Conrt has Lol Ougiual jursdicuonu in ail cases In Wauch & Stute 1s @ party, bat oul, in ‘Coutroversies between a dtatc and citizens ol another State.” The second section of the third article of the constitu. (twa provides Wace the jud.cial power o: the ' Untied states spall extend to “controversi¢s between o State and citizeas of another State.” ‘she next succeeding clause Of that sectiun provides: TNAG $1u Al Cares ailect @ ALASsadors, OLHeF pUd- Le Mintsters and Consus, aad ‘hose In WHILh & btvte snail be a party, tue Sapreme Court shall Nave | on “in ail the othercases before ned the Supreme Court sliall have appeuisie Jur t opt Jer Juttsdiciion, it only distributes taat granted in the preceatug Clause of the sectivn, and the thir. teentu sechion of ime Judiciary act lulows this. dis- tribuuion, and the preseut petinon does not, (bere. Jore, Present @ case for tae onginal jurisdicuon of this Court. ‘TMs 1s not @ case agaist | 88 an dividual, &ustural person, for any act that he has dune or bas uot done as Gecrge 8. doutwell, ! but altogether in ats official capacity as Secretary of the arcasury, and tis Court cun bave nO orginal Jurignictiou o1 sach @ case. Joseph Casey und-George R. MeKee for the State; A.G. Akerman, Atturpey General; B. i. brisiow, Sohtwiter General, and ©. W. Ral, Asststant Attorney General, tor the government, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—I¥ BANKRUPTCY, Issues of Law and of Fact, Belore Judge Blatchiora, ' B, Clark, a bankrupt, the Regisier, W. J. 4, Williams, had ceruted a question to Judge Biaichford respeet- ing a prool of debt filed by 1. D. dames, The cert ficate Was made guver section 601 tue Bankrupicy act. On the avoye certificate tne Judge has rendered the show ng Decision I am of opinion that the facts set forth im the cer- tificate Of the Regimter show & case Within the pre- visions of the fourth seolion of the act that, m ail matters where an issue of jactor of law js raised and contested by any party to the proceediags be- | fore a register it shail be bis duty 10 cause ine ques- Un OF Issue to be stated by the Gppusiby parties in writng, and he shail adjourn the same into court for decision by the judge, im the reseat case the opposing parvies tave stated In writing (he quesuion or issue. 1 think, on the evidence, that all wie clam 0; Mr, Jumes is allowable, except the item Ol $10 56. Filing akd Auditing Assignees’ Accounts, In the matter of abrahamB, Olark and Abraham Bininger, banarupis, Me. Wilhams, the Regist certiticd certain questions Lo the vadge jor his deci- sion. These questions apply to the filing and audite ing of assignees’ accounts, At the second general meeting of creditora wie assignees) account, waa presented, and no opjectton was mare io any item therem. The account was hot examined by the Kemster. At sutd mecting @ dividend of six per cent was declared and ordered to ve paid. Noorder has been mave audttiag or passing sucn accouns or aerermining or adjusting ihe balance of money with Wich uc assignec Was tea chargeavie. The Assigned, jor the frst time, presenied jis ueeouns at the Myelby ol creustors, adi that is how the~ ai the Court, Where it ts the accoucts OF the asmgnee audiied and passer, | lo order the meeting under the twenty-ergntir sec- | HON OF the vet, ana ¢O requive the aysignee 10 Lie Is accounts before sue meeting I ordered, and then, uuver te orer for such meeting, to give uouce to the credHore Len days betwee SCH Meeung bhi Acconnta have been filed willl sie Kegiater, tne as: Will apply at such deeting lor m setlies ment oume Under the twenty ah (n section of the act. she Register was appliea to to make em order “that the sahil credit be allowed aud the amuunt of the b.lagce of money wit co tne assignee 1s pupraeaite, ater alowll, MM ine credits cnumed bY is adjusted at the sum of AAG Kye ACCONNL 1H AUGtiCd aU passed Since the acCOUDL Was ied several creditors nave ob,ecled 10 1, 60 Jaras the knowl. cage of the Register extends, and the Kegister also states Nis Opinion that (ne order asked for would nave the ecect 0: misieading Wwe creditors touching 25, 18TL+TRIPLE SHPEKT. | the indictment, suc In the matter of the sepurate estate of Abraham | so memoranda of decision with clerk at Circuit tobacco, not worth aitogether over $4 or $6, wi ie | having revenue stampe netached ar ieee iid ofticer seized oO her jroperty in the store worth $4,540, ant the governmest brongnt the presens BOtt for the porpose of vont cattus tie ctaim- ing that the-owner 1. teu.ien ts remove tem fn fraud of the internal revenue, though it appeared ftom the evidence that the article’, with the exceptiun ofthe box of eizarettes and two packages of tobaceo, bore proper stamps, according toiaw. Yesterday the jury returned a verdict condemning the cigar eftes and LWo packages of wooreeo, bur reeasiny the rest of the goods, the verd ct 1s, Draciontiye one in favor of the claimant. Counsel ior govern ment, T. Simuns; for claimant, Etoan Allen, UNITED STATES COWWSI011'S COURT. Charge of Passing Counterfeit M Before Commissioner Sitelis, The United States vs, 8, Harbs.—Vhe detefendant had been enarged with passing a $10 counter.eit bill on ove Bernara Galie kl. . Ihe evidence funed | to show any criminal wtent on the part oF the ae- cused, Woo Was houorably discharged by the Vom~ mission ye SUPREME CGURT—SENERAL TERM. Captain “amuels’ Libel Sub Before Judges Ingraham, Barnard and Cardozo, Samuel samuela ve, Wiliam C. Bryant @ ah ‘This will be remempered'as the suit brought by Cap- | tain Samuels against the Bcering Lost ior alleged libel In publishing a siavement of his rumored sul- cide und attributing the felo de ae to mortification at the defeat o; the yucnt Dauntless by the Columum In the oceanic yacht race, He claimed $6,000 dam. | ages, Which amount wes awarded him by @ snerul’s jury, Jndge barnard set_asive this verdict a3 ex. cessive and irregular, An appeat was made to tht Court, which reiased to bear the plamtt on te question of excessive dam oo the question of irregularity- the alleged irregu- larity bemg thet the jury decided this case in cou. nection Wien three vther cases, Lostead or deciaing each case as tt closed, Lhe Court aMrmed Judge Barnard’s order, Loophole of Escape Throngh Defect In an Indtctmen Gowans vs, Gowans,—This 19 gencrally known as | @ “patent divorce” case, the wile havipg oowined the divorce Irom her husbana. On his application the devree of divorce was set aside, The pritctpal | witness in the case, tt will Le remembered, was | Heary W. Giston, wno was subsequently tried and convicted or perjury for nis evide ‘The Court | sot aside the conviction, on account of a defect in avetment sevting forth thas the action im which the perjury was committed was | ending in the “Supreme Court of the city of Now ork,” and there beiag no suck court, thy judge Tuent was, therefore reversed, Penahy of Careless Driving. Matilda A, Moody vs, George A, Osgood.—This Was a salt for damages in being Knocked down by | the horses of the ae endant atter getting out of an Eignth avenue railroad car, The jury decided that the accident was the result of cariessness on the part ol we detenaant, and render@i a verdit 1or L9 pgade The Court, on appeal, adirmed this , verdtic Corne'ia Guiman vs, The Greenpoint Sugar Com- pany.—This suit was ovought to compe! dissuluuion ol the company, through non-ase of Its 'rauchise 1oF over a year, Toe omy qnestion which te Court considered was whetner the plaintii—a mere stock- holder—can martin tue action. Tae site. ecutory ones ap retet irom, appointing @ receiver, was versed, Dispute Abont Alimony. Maria Galinger vs. Simon Galinger.—The mat- ter in dispute ts alimony. The Court decided that $100, tho amount orgmatiy fixed vy the order of Judge Barnard, was quite as much as shuuid have been allowed. if the piatntif’ will stipulate to ac- cept tis 81 the orser may so mMuditied; but If not, the oruer 18 vacated and case sent vacKk to | the reseree jor such turther evidence as to the vaine of ine deicndant’s estate as may be offered by the parucs. Ovher Devistous. P. W. Hutchings vs. John Glass,—Order aMirmed. Daniel & Bacon vs. W. G Gtiman,—Judgment affirmed, Rovert Fisher vs, The Mayor, ¢c. Same, George W. Wed v8, sames O bru, Sher f,—Order Rc versed. sonny Barliet vs. Daniel Drew et ai.—dJudgmeat afirmed, Janes M, Ricketis vs, The Baliimore and Ohio Ravroad. Com) any.—Same. The Great Western lusnrance Company vs, Robert we aes @: a.—Jdudgment for plamud, with cost deck va, The Erie Railroad Company.—Judgment ailrmcd, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS Seldier Released from low Street Jail. Ry Juago Brady. Inre John A, Crandal’,—The Court to-day ordered the release of the reiator from Ludlow Sivrect Jai, It wnl be remembered that he was given quarters here for nou-paymeut of midiary fues uuposed = a8 @ member of the devenly-Lrst regi meni Decisions. Joseph Agate vs, Eugave Mend/s,—Motion granted and cause set down for frst Friday in Decemper, Cc B. L, Bacon vs. Daniel Lhean e ai.—Order granted. BM, Saunler vs, M, Jacobs et al.—Motion denied. SUPREME GOURT—CIRCUIT. Decision. By Juage Van Brunt. The People exret Herman Teiter vs, Jacod Routh. SUPERIOD COURT —3PECIAL TERAL Decisions. By Judge Spencer. Emma Marquiro de Collogney vs, Maro Francots Maguire de Couogney.—Motion for granted, Maass v9, Maass.—Order granted: be Haring vs, cavaue.. —Order aujusting costs, Miner vs. Lhe Mayor, do—Order grauted, MARINE COUIT—PART 3. | A Theatrical Contract, Bofore Judge Curtis, Te.erence | Poli: vs, Daly.—Fhis action ts brought to recover | oor @ baiance of a salary under @ contract entered nto | between the defcadant, proprietor of the iilth Ave- nue Theatre, and the piaintit, The parcies entered Into the contract 1n September, 1870, by which tne plainutl agreed to periorm, ON any stage indicated by the defendant, all “parts” in the “light comedy” | and a share in the “eccentric comedy” until the close of the season, ofthe 1st of June of the next ear, lor the sum Of $60 @ Week aud @ “benefit.” It pelng at the election of the pialnu, as ne cuimed, whe.her he scould receive the “ueU" proceeds vo: one Hight as a benebt or Whether be should receive Ques | thidot the gross procecus of the same mght, he j €lected on tue trial tO take one-tund oO the e's proceeds, bat as the benenc was not given ne Jury were compelied. to asseze tue value of it, Toe delendant was assigned & certain part in the play, “Married for Money,” whieh lig claimed was hot in his *iine,” aud, Biter revearsing it Lwice, refused to periorm it. The deienudtut c aims that | ‘par’ assigned to We uit was in his | + ne, his right to enact © by nO: FerDsiug Bt the urst re- Among the witnesses culled on the part of tne plaiutid o prove tue custom of retusing w “part” Was Mr, Jolin Brougham, Mr. Johm wrivert, Mr. A. S Jacksou and other aciors high in the thearecal | Dusiness iu Ws cily; aud GD the part of the deieuce was Mr. Augusiia Daly, Mr. D. dy Water, Mr. N. B. aud Mr. UH. arkiie their rights, and Would bea figlation of the iclet and spirit of tue provisions oO: the Bankrapt ack in BUCH Cane. Judge blatehiord decides as foiows: In view of che stacements mude by the Kegisier to we second meeticg ol creators s tink he is corre: tia recusing to take the oderappiiea tor 80 fae 43 the Oyst direction (heretn ts concerned.” Catevénr in bankrupicy tor Saturday, By Jucge Blatehford:—Nos, $166, The Hmageport Brass Company vs Fuller and Graves; Barrows va. Brooks; 3189 Bruce vs. Schindter; 9198, Schoon+ maser ¥¥, Desoe & CoWan; od, Ariartrong va. Pariwin & Borry Sud, Pavenpor vs. vawards & E , Loomis vs, Perrin & Hance; stv, ei) & teath Moontatn Coal Mniog | 3241, Lamt vs, Tae Wood Browers Cou Gritiths yo. Murpay; 82.4, Hovey vs. S. Mack; &,216, Ascoer vs. ‘ue Guu dao Saviigs Lasutution, DHITED STATES BISTRICT COURT. A Reveaouo Sult—A Verdict For aud Against the Government. Before Judge biatchford, The United Saies vs. A Quantity of Cigars, Ciga- reties and Tobncco Seiz-d in Fulton srert.—TN.9 cas? was reporied briefy in the HERALD of yesterday. Some months ago the store ot Mr, Solomon Rapp, the tobaccumm, in Fukomstreet, was seized by & revenue oiticer, WhO claimed thas be iound therein ® LOR of Cleareties and two small packages of ‘ heht min waite tae otacrs came apaal raed tus | ODBUMAL, Aud Was Voliged CO ,orce La We door, | 1OWud a sarge Darty of people tee, seaied arouad @ and even I Was nol the piaintin nad walved | py, On we pare Il Action for goods sola and deuvered! by defauit. $189 -0 and Custs aad 635 alowance, wl W. GOORIN A &. 1% Lael Titom,—AX tion for services. Juigneut by deiault tn tavor Pia. null agaist defendant tor § ,000 and costs hy $20 allowance. Binsited Liera vs. Garrett 7. House.— action for services ax clerk. Judcment vy Court in favor 01 plant & against deceudant (or § 04 60 and costs aad $25 allowance, TOMBS POLICE COURT. Garroters in a Tight llace—F and Their Patrons. A gioomy day at the Tomba Police Court is@ gloomy day indeed. It may be well to say that # person grows accustomed Ww It; but if that be at more shame to the Commissioners of Charities and Corrections, who would oblige any aecent man te become accustomed w # place te very smell of winen Would nanseato a decent stomach. Yesterday tere were few cases of mterest at thiy Court be.ore the noon recess excepting a case of FIRST WARD GARKOTERS. It appeared that a country-looking Jad, named Bernard vovabue, screed aowa in the neighbor: hood of Washington and Atoany streets, Barney Was somewhat anier Wwe intuence of liquor, and a8 he was walking aieng & man came up to aim engageu hin ia conversation. Tien anotwner cai Up, neaove hua Dy the Throat and heid ana WoL others rifled nig pockets. ile complained Pulice giticer ana descrived the told to keep quiet. Then bis tale to otuefa, aud mnally he saw Lyons and twit him tale to him. He ap- peured at the lombs yesteruay morning and de- Keribed Une UF OLCer Ue ct bo Judse Kogan, The Judge, Knowing tue duwa towa vicars prety well, oruefed the sergeant to teregrapn tor Uiticer Brosnan. ‘The tatter weutlemau Was Oruered to ap pear, aod OD Lemme Cxaumined by be Judge bb Ww. sho yn thar ne was apprised of ine robbery, bab had Mrtde ho feport of It ab the stateu duuse a6 ath Jouge aogeu ake nin Mo he afd ave cuusider has duly bv report w reveery inal Was reperled ia Din, Le duswered Una ne did, Was, Lbereiors, evideut (hat he did not do What ne veenied was Nid duy. Wineer Lyons, however, atrested nomad + Diew aad Juno Ferale early im the moratag, Dotto» hue reco, Bized but vo. thew aud swore Wal Drew Baokert peenaen ln the aternvon 1yjons wrresved Tim» HiyOs wid Jol Pet, ‘Lae two later claum UUasé Drew aud Fertiie aid the roovery, Wuile the o:ners claim thet Hayes and retntdid 1 Jauge Hovet comm. ied sued weal Gt $2,000 bull to awa eXaminalion, [t 13 sui thal Fertie fas aiteady served @ ber) 1d Sing Sing, Bhd Lowe he and Villcert Brosnan undersiaay each otner. During the mourning sess a wentieman appeared be wre Judge ivgab aud svtied bude oe iad been ed uy th of one or two ocners to ap- Bod MaKe CoMpIaID wgtinst who estabiame Inents L¢ ahd dy Brod street and 21 Cocalies slip, perueant (uinu and Uilicer Barret WI a suucient force of police, weat down, Qrinn ivuid the people He requi tacie, te acreokd Lue all, aod, ater @ severe lecture by Judge Hogan, luey Were ulstuissed, 6x cep! the Keepers of the places, Whe Were held Luk Ox Awinauon. sudce Hogan assured Lhe prisoners tab he bad . cen imoraied tat several men, Wusvauds lumunes, ad lost ther money it ther places, ud he would not Louor aay Warraut m the fubure winen did not bins Uiese people tO justice. Lhe argest > Was clevery managed, and resects credal on Sem - geaut quing, of Coe Lombs Squad, as Weil as on Bia, Foundsinan, Mr. Barrett, BROOKLYN COURTS, UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUAT. Tho Klorida liniiread Liigation, Be.ore Jud.e Benedict, Daniet N. Carringion vs. th: Kiorida Ratireaa Company.—This case Was argued at a special term Of the Supreme Court sume ume siuce, aud Judge Pratt appomied w receiver. Lae case was yesterdap, trausierncd ty tne Cnthed Stales Cour om the ground that ine AeW York DUprewe Court Das power WW appuiut a receiver lu take Charge ol® TOW A Une DAG vl LOK ibe UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COAT. A Retail Liquor Dealer Held, Belore Commissioner Winsiow, Henry Karcher was veiore the Commissioner yew terday on the charge of being engaged in the bus ness OL @ reiali Liquor dealer ab 1,572 Fulon street Withuut payug the special Wax required OF law, Yue COMMesuacr Heid Bu to Laut ia the bul ot $ouu lo uWall ae CXduaued OD Lue dab of ber mext. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM, ; 4 Trouble—Satt The Kockville Cemre Cw te Kjcet asior Appuiated by the Bishop from the Parsonage, ~ oe Betore Judge Tappen. . The Rockvilie Centre Meihouis: Episcopal churek | trouble came up in the Supreme Cuurt yesterday m Ghe form Of & Suit Drought uy Lhe Leuslees against Charles £. Wormer, pastur, to recover possesiua of the parsonage connected with the church. There hag veen .0c Wuny Years past ua ad near bhockvule Centre, L. Wich 1s knowy he andhoe chucca. Wit the past two yeart owing Co Lue iuuXx of peopid aud iuciease ot Tray, Ovensivued by toe ooUUL Side buliroad, Coracr aud vcs Vile Ledtre, villages avoat a mue digiaut, Base groWL Co be SCLLeMUCUIS Of COM vie size, A Cha,el wads OUTIL Gach be Nae Diaces, Bad these chapels, Lo-etaer Wild We oid oi Were cunsituied a circu, culied tie Kock WMue tre Sukuva, or CUCU. iM the Spring of 180 Cume@rence sent i Paslur Lucre, WO. ate sey, WAL direction to huld Occasional services, QS UUrla srVices, Quarter.y cuuiereaces and the like, gt the ld church, Oul wo Dold Whe main bull day services alierualely av Kock yilie Cap! aud Peursal’s Corner. the wajoriy, at cuss LATE. fours oF th? tiewaverslep of he uu Churca, Wert very iuuch 10 Ulls, a9 Le sou Co bre up their cong) trae Ou Aud Obiige Lueia (0 Wor MM ler YUtduigs, WIL Which ibey ud. AS8UCiH JOUs 44 big ald Oue, and tor Wuich Wey Do 8, 6Cla! VecTaliow OF aacHMeu Accuruil Wey deleruiued to Wire a pasos JOP Welisay and noutied tie Copierence that tacy woud wor £6. COVE why pasOr Tal lagi OC seul bug the proposed artangement. Kev. wut. stopped preacdiby th tue church in Uctober, bodd ‘Die Comgregadon BCCUred We Her¥eCes vl ne¥. Mt Stone, or siovstyu, for AVE OF SIA Weeks, aud wiber- Wards 0+ Kev, Mr tulsull, of Canarsic, sud wens hus beeu tegulaly teld 1m tag Cauca cver DT, Welsey’S erm EXpired 1D APT list, ahd ob When he Was lo Vacule Lie parsumuge @ number o: members of tie churca were in the = pelghoorieod tO Tan = punseasiog, They were circumvented, however, vy We Vewudant 1b tas action, Who brought Up a susald Wagon toad of Hts sUrHALUre, ald oda Pysstesouvu Of the nonse and eecerved Luc Keys Dowie Ai. Kewey K pa Lure, ‘This Was (Nye sual lor 2 dgnt, which haa proved @ Very livery One, 1b wud out of tue courts. ‘The Lug fees OF Wie Ord CUUFEH, LAG PIALULtEs ID Lats: AC iy cChuming Wat no pastor cond have the right hae Copy We parsouase wilhout their consent do Tiabded pOsses-tuu and Were reused LY alr, Corners Toe Teoull was @disturoauce, Bad several Grmiagh Char. es Were aiterwaru preierred ores trusiecs Au imdcuneal Ws LOW pendiig aaah them waich Wil be shed In queens cua Bt Monday, all. COMES Nad Fodihed by pOsgesslay the parsonage ever wiacd, sud us scliog 1s Bryugl to ejece mia. al ‘She plainuits in Unis suit alicge that they pye,a gious Corporation Huy 1UGerpy raed, ™ Jor a ong Lime prion bo April 2y lodl, word @ Ol the parsonage. hey aivge Liat on the April last the dejondaut, Witious bioit consenl Owessiow ol Lue premises aad deciiued WW. of tae deieuce i hearsa!, The p.aintud says tn answer that as the - : “parts? were given to Cac aciov separatery ne | eA Pa bashes ‘aa fe a coud not deciue upon bis “part? unin he bad re- | ministers apporied by the New York Bast hearsed tt With the Other actors, anu Wal al he | Enee ty the station Al RckVile Ceuite Cir first renearsal tue leaging Man, wr. Muluews, Wis | the preuiises Duve vee Owned vy the sockvt aosent, aud tab thereore he could mot decide | Centee cuurch, aud were sousht aud crecied far upon it. parsouage by te Membersiip, vader tue rules, Gisclpliue aud usages OF te Chutea, and chat the Peeaddut having Veen appointed miniswer at Kock Vine Cenrre had & right lo take possession, ibe de- Jeudunt Ukewiee Ciauuay thal Ws lem Das Wot yes expired, en the plaintiits set up that no pustor has 4 rig! oO use (heir parsudage WiKhoUl thelr Consent. the jury retired alter a very ablo charge by the roperty, avd adhuugu (oe) ae subject Court and broweht in a verdict, ailer au Kae nee of | Pile ustgus ant ueselpuus o le MP teotas vd Only fiilven minutes, ior te plauun tor the til | Copal Coureh the Church cauuol interiere With Amount of Wages clalme , 4 10 Bud inierest, Bod tuyir property. easevsing the “benent’ at $150, making w sum total | Mucye dir. Corner, in reply, argagd that each chureR. Of $740 18, ierbt te 1m the country Is suv ecy Ly the Coulereace sud tne Lishy emporad ad weilas Spiusiuad lings. RARINE COUAI—PART 2, Dat boon tegulanly upboules by the Bisusy, Lue planus, 3 Wag aa wey are copueci wil anes fox Carseaer the seiuiodist Bplscopal Cuaicl orgauizacion, mi Belore Judge Joachimsea, Bdward Rautoch vs. F, Kodcnsien.—This action, to recover $1,000 damages lor assault and batte:y, Was based on the Fouowig act he delemiant 1s proprietor of the Beilevue Garden, at the toot of Elghtieth street, East River, Sci Of June, 11%, Went AM Yachiag Bt tue Up, n, UL Of the view of persons present Uiereat, Veniud sowe suall shanues, and Laat wed ordered vy delendaul Ww leave plalatu caute od but while ig the uct of dressing was horsew hn by deicnuabl Vefendune Was SuDsequeuily arresied | @rews Ghuroh.—The plamuid in th merly rector of St, Andrew's church, and urings gud held to bail, Phe pury, Aller A AosenEe Of BOVUL tweuly Biwules, bivlight jad vetdich vor platntut for 900. Meory #. Lippuid counsel for piamtid; Ulto Meyer tur deiendan, MARNE COUAT—PART L. Betore Judge Gross, Charles J. Gillies et al, vs, Waiter Jones,—Jadg- ment by default in favor of plainted for $138 51 and Costs und $29 exira allowance, wary Ann Capclo ve. Uhavies Beniel.—Acaon to recover damages for standerous words epuken of ‘ain. py defendant. Trieu ey Court; decision re- served, Georae H, Tyler vs, Seth Adams et al.—Judemens oa adit bum. Tne Wseumony Was concluded yesterday, and sae age Was adjourucd uulil mex’ mouth, when tbe ¢ Colusel Wii sud Up. supneme coUat—CacuiT. ‘The plasmid, "abo | More Church Treeble-A Rector Alter His Satary. Bofore Judge Gribort. Richard 8 Adains vs. the Restor, de, OF St An uit Was lore to recover $4,700, & balance o salary alieyed 10 be due miu, $= fhe deleage produced as evuieace we iact tue ue bad Leen pa all that was ane lima release Wom the ex-recior. 1b is Clamed (nat (he pauatut owned Lbs grouud MPO Wuiek the Church yiaMds AD agrecIneus Wee tered santo tual 1 he Were paid $1.,00. le deed the property snuuid be given tothe church. Me i baat Agreement was wever carried vus, aiid Claims, LACIC.UTS, MaBl Whe release is null abd Vou. Cave on, COUR) OF APPLALS. Loany, N. ¥., Nov. 24 A871. ‘The following Is Fry day calendar tue NoyemAbet BUT, 44 GL 420, 04 Mal, dale