The New York Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1874, Page 4

6 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1874.—W1TH SUPPLEMENT. pant sai hae a ve “ ! areny, by imported Diomea, the winner of the | blossoms, but as the officers of the enstoms in- WILLIAM M. TWEED, | tittweith cits tostove auc wnaimerte | THE BROOKLYN SCANDAL. | anit’ Bngln Deny, ww 17); Second, dom 02,8 | Seles oncea ber hands of tik wile, gsi gua 4hsildt. Vie shah’. ” | " son of Sir Villiam of Transport, 5 | Sahih xcciguecnt a aserneat bay | Srna Archy, out of Transport, he by Virjetntus, son of | relegated the responsibility where if belonged. | Glusive op us. No’ Court can Ket jorisaiction A STATEMENT FROM MR. BEECHER—‘‘THERE | imported Diomed, out of Rhea, by Chatham, Lady | Such was the first lesson. , | ‘ o rk Time, he by | Pied up in the rooms of the seizure department j Agatoss A: parwon Dy B¥EFrIDg He waa prevent. | WILL BE NO COMPROMISE.” See ne Hass dr Hamer, by Virginian, som | 1M the granite Owiding in Wall street are bales and The Habeas Corpus Case---Important | fhe satus provides tat the Court of ifsuiou | (Prom the Christian Union, edited by Rev. H.W. | of Sr Azchy, Uy Imported Diomed: second, dam | boxes, strongly strapued cases, and dainty parcels | a jain’ 0 ‘ow . | by Webster, he by Medoc, son 0 erie 0 , Argument of Counsel | Sal” gia akan eat the Ooart et eocher:) | by Duroc, by Imported biomed, ‘There are no less | the soul of many a belle and beau who, desiring to rgument 0 eh. | what does that mean be 0 Aithongh the readers of this paper have had to | an ieee troases to imported Diomed and | shine In the magte circle of the jeunesse dorve, do Gyer and Lerminer has assumed that jurisdiction, | Shas Sey Cn Dee cree. ‘ ositat fraud the revenue in compassin, | Does it mean that the ‘Court ‘of Over and Terminer | learn the fact irom other sources, none of them | three —— je a py al bagrase cr yia nae F | Boe Deaton efrau e' Di rg c ci C 7 * Does | C 9 a | gree is not extenaed as f i 5 5 | Se itaaebaceaPeme etre or posking ‘at | 2Fe ignorant of the existence of an action at 18W | Sumcient to show that an admixture of thorough “ hy is ths t by Mr. Theodore Tilton against the editor | pred blood not only does uot destroy trotting ac- STREET REFLECTIONS. enied and the Pris- 1 body tn this county, | Drought by ¢ u WALL NS. samme Writ men shies ho coure of officer thai nave jurisdiction im come | of this journal We have refrained trom all men- | ton, but adds a tt, and anes they mosy Smpoeeo8 oner Remanded. | plaints for misdemeanor but the Court of Special | sion of the suject for obvious reasons; and in now | 229 Most viral quailty, phe mo , coo deen ‘ | Sessions. 1f that be so then here 18 your answer fast and repeat them, ts ys nh THE CHARACTER OF CURRENT BUSINESS— | to all tha. our cae Says what the Court of Uyer | giving a brief account of the course of the aifair in | after her race, was given a public trial m the coy ieaetnnh ides and Teruminer has already determined that ques- the past, and of the intentions of the defendant in | presence of large assemblage on the same course “SELLER'S” AND ‘BUYER'S OPTIONS— i in 2: EB , 2:28, The latter performance ‘ : Application for Writ of Cer- pe Ce a aquestion of its | tat suit for the future, we shallabstain, as 1r 48 | stamped’ Lady ‘Stout the iastest aud best three | INTERPRETING THE OFFICIAL LIST YOR OUT- i Wc? i. OWN jurisdicuon. No court im tui8 county can do | possible, from saying anything which might i0- | year old in the world, - SIDERS—PACIFIC MAIL, IRWIN AND THE tiorari Granted ut tue Supreme Court of New York, The | uence the current of judicial proceedings in we | z Paparst orinerpie ot the jurisdiction of @ court tO | cage, THE UNITED STATES SENATORSHIP. OCCIDENTAL—HATCH AND WAYS AND MEANS. —< Tender judgment is a question of law which may i 4 zl sip so ” The Christmas holidays would almost seem to be reached in all places, defore all courts, before That the defendant, so long as it seemed prac- SN ee have commenced in Wall street, so quiet was bush [FUSE | ali officers, and to this there 18 no exception eX- | ticable to keep from the public the names of those ‘ i BAIL REFUSED.| pico the court deciding 18 authorized to de- | pure and saslagais once eee ee a catione CHARLES O0'CONOR LOOMING UP AS A STRONG | ness yesterday and so free from anything tn the = cide ob its own conclusions. The twenty-second | 3 NDIDATE TO SUCCEED MR. FENTON—THE | shape of new influences. ‘The only point, seem- secuon expressly provides for that very case, | Were threatened by false and wicked sianders, cay A ingly, on the street whic the speculators sougnt in the Court of Oyer and Terminer yesterday, What is a competent Sdounsl? tee ignaee | made every effort to do so—willingly putting his PROBABILITIES OF THE SITUATION, ie ae sous TORT Sulea Huck ria Eells inthe dives: g ' °3 court in this county should come ourt, | Kes 4 before Judge Barrett, after the criminal business fPYour Honor had adjourned it, and take your | °W2 name in peril, if thus they might be spared. There are those who velieve that the next Legis: tion of ‘‘seller’s option”—that ts, for a decline—but was aisposea of, Mr. Phelps, District. Attorney, é, und sente aman to ve hanged for murder, | be neither denies nor regreta, If the develop- | jature wili not have such an easy task as most rose, aud, addressing the Court, moved on she it would not be @ Competent court to pronounce | ments of the last year have not justified the mo- | people imagine it will have in selecting a demo- ' vil that sentence, As to the jury; i It Dot compe- | seleasness | af " transcript of the oMicial report of Stock Exchange matter of tue haneas corpus case of Wiliam M. pis ioe us to allege that, ies ot there being | ttves as fully as they have proved the uselessness | cratic successor to Mr, Fenton as United States | wi je will that “buyer's Tweed, postponed tillthen, He said that alter tweive men in the box to pronounce @ verdict, | of those efforts then we are unable to over any | Senator from this State. A day or so after the eagle seek meee pie - eh return of the writ and the filing of the papers there were only eleven, as in the Kaisoney case? | argument which will reach the unconvinced. We | jate election nine men out of every ten in the two P q Z ‘ a e ,and Can We not prove the tact @that the Judge y e option was offered. It will be worth the reader's designated by counselas answer Co the return, a empanelied & jury by his own directions | #F@ not of the mind of those who protess that | parties wno are at all familiar with the poliics of while, also, if he bas any interest in the stock mai on examination of the pupers, he was led to be+ to “the Sherif! to ‘Summon ouly such and | they maintatued silence because the welfare Of | the State conceded that ex-Governor Seymour was ecarnil th the | z presented by this | such parties, and that ouly six jurors , th , the in- | . Hie letter | Ket 224 18 not familar wi e language or Meve that there was nothing presented by party the community, the peace of families, and the certain to be chosen for that piace, His letter | 4. vicrog HUGO PUTS IT, OF THE STREET, i ad apy issue that | Were in the box, and that they rendered | - cAneeeiae auewer to the return which raised a ei init | tuis pretended verdict? How do you know we | terest of the Christian Chureh demanded it, but | peremptorily declining to be 9 candidate at once | +. 010) 6 tne table spoken of with the following could be determined by the Court. | eannot? If you strike out our Ueurapea, | felt bound to sacrifice all those interests the mo- | yrought Francie Kernan up as the most prominent help to his understanding of { ture of a writof habeas cor- | under no circumstances can aby party bro! La ment that their own reputation was attacked. | few belleved that Governor- Llu nl arg rit 0D habeas corpus prove that @ jury was em- . Be andthe [eee eee BS means buyer three days—that is, that the pus, Butit must be borne in mind that one wi panelled improperly or Was not empaneiied at alt, On the contrary, we feel it to be the daty and the | eject Tilden was anxious himself to go to the purchaser has three days in which to close nis pur. c een disposed of, presenting substan- e Cl wl cord that | Shristian man t thousand | yy: o S Rad already been aisposed of, p! | and that the Court entered on te record thal j privilege of a Chris man to bear a tho United states Senate. Still, recent devolopments chase, whence, if the market goes up in the mean- Wally the same questions raised on this one, That | there Was a jury, apd that that jury rendered the | attacks upon bis own reputation in silence, rather | nave shown that, whetner he would preter to ve th y 5 ‘treme cases a8 Com- , application naving been made to anotuer Court | verdict 1 mention thest Nites Ho jury eguiy | tau to suffer oue innocent woman to be vilified | senator rather than Governor, ne bas defimtely | Hme he may make @ profit, a8 ws contract was Guring the adjournment of this Court, and tus | Gmpanelled, As to the question of Jurisdicuion, 1 | for his sake before the world. | decided not to allow his name to be mentioned 1n | He ome naar Nena bs dare godown, he | writ being procured on a petition not presented poncene 00) ane nae ot CA ‘eaten ah tune: We are not alone tn such opinions, or tn the | connection with the candidature. It is not to be | ne : x set peace current figure when to this Court, he was desirous, if there were any | ¢XCept those wileh gr t question you | Course which we have adopted under such views. | gurprised at, with this agsurance the leaders have, bd : diowon, bat wherever goes tO thas queshon you | eae 4 * | $60 means the inverse of the former—that is, action to be taken on the Merits Of jyusi try and decide, and we have our remedy by | Kminent and honored mea in every walk of life, | thay ne will not be a candidate, and that the b ler di ht this application, that the same should be appeal trom that decision, To strike out these two | and notably so among the clergy, have pursued | chances of his friend Mr. Kernan have been the seller disposes of his stock (which he has not) is equivalent to sayin, had and disposed of ag soon as practicable, HE (ge dela aero cy the indictment | the same poticy in numerous instances, some of geavly heightened by the {act that parties at current figures, in the expectation that it will He, therefore, refrained from maxing a motion tO was found on the compiaint of a private individ- | which are recorded in history at intervais (or | hgh in go down In the Interim before he ts called apon to dismiss the Writ, So that the case, ag it at present wal. We offer this proof Do you reject it? lt 80, | nundreds of years past, and others are kuown to | ‘THE COUNCILS OF THE PARTY deliver, which, 1f it does, he makes a profit, having ye be }O ! stands, be disposed of on its merits, He would con- £1¢0. US the Dent ot 1 toe ee ma way the jure | WS to-day, But those whichare kuown are not a | begin again to talk of the possibuity of Mr. Sey- | Sold it for more than he is obliged to pay for it tent himself with moving to strike outsuch mat- duction of the Court of Oyer and Terminer we | tthe of those which are genérally unknown. For | pyour being “compelled” to run, In answer to when called on to deliver. Should it go up, on te! entirely unappropriate to the consid- | bave a right to doit. We aver that the pretended | 1 the Vast majority Of cases the policy o! silence , the suggestion of the impropriety of his becoming | the contrary, ne loses or fails, according as preety oo triti aud conviction Was lor one musdemeguor only, | 8 Completely Successful and is the best vindica- hat len iaitreisnin Goulds aan ioe eration of these proceedings, leaving the otner Jn /‘tnat, cousequently, only one punisDivent can , MON ofthe innocent, The innocent man vindi- | a candidate after writing such a letter as he has e or no! versa, matters to be disposed of afterwards as His be inflicted, and itis for you to say whetuer the cates himself by nis life, and if the innocent woman | on the subject aleading politician last evening ree | a8 to this” ss result sin both options, if tne reader will take the trouble to examine the s Court oad power to sentence for more than one CAN at any sacrifice be kept from becoming the | Lp reporter :—“It ig not the first | These two processes of speculation are known, enor gee hiisdemeanor, it may be that there Isacertain | SUbJect Ol publiccomment the triumpn of truin ) marked to @ HERALD rep Ne cecraatd patoar an intremeandodla a “seller? Mr. Field—Wahat is the motion ? degree of incongruity to allow one judge to sit in | 14 80 complete that the Ue Is utterly lorgotten. | time that the old man has shed a tear and felt e, y' ption’’ ani eller’s areal . rn court held | It was only in June last that it became neces- ’ Ww e aiterw: option,” according as the operator goes “long” or Mr. Peckiam—i move to strike out somuch of review upon the judgment of another court h sary to change the policy hitherto adhered. to. | sorry that he couldn’t do what he aiterward did, y fs esate y juage. uy Do incongruity a ec ” “short” of a stock—that is, buys it or sells it—the the matter as is specifled and described in the DY one judge. But there is really 0 tee On June 2 the letter of Mr. Tilton to Dr. Bacon | much against his will.” However, 1t 1s but fair to 5 answer by paragraphs 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 10. PO eens Poe arate sroncariea tiers | was publisued, On the next day Mr. Beecher state that the majority of the weil-intormed demo. | impression in the latter case being of course that | * 2 nes “ . ived to call for an investigation. He waa at | he sells what he has not got, and tne explanation Mr. Fiela—We object, No such motion can be ized toissue & Writ of naveas corpus is bound to | Fesolved to ¢ crats of the city are of the opinion it will not be , +1) ~ “ "s cord. first disposed to piace the matter in charge of | a made. sine Barrest— How cal Mace janiaiction, sit. | gentlemen outside of his congregation, but was | Said DexXt month that the ex-Govérnor, while | Will be useful to outsiders who care to read the Mr. Peckham—The proper way toobdject 13 tO ting as a juage in Over anu Termiver, or alter the advised that such a proceeding, besides being in- | swearing he would never consent, consented. But | oficial list spoken of above with a clear compre- argue against the motion afier it is made. joria of the Writ or get Jurisdiction, except on tue Sarianaittaeged Maud Roe bei he Congre- | yy Mr. Kernan’s chances have been apparently | hension. There are a few other Mr. Field—We make a preliminary ovjection to ET Bid aIciDly by holding to the construc- | Hon which tie law accords to the disclosures of | bettered by the certainty that Mr. Tilden will not MARGINAL NOTES IN THE OFFICIAL REPORT | tDe mution being made. tion’ of tue statute. No court has an inherent | Withesses as privileged communications (and so | enter the race, and especially by the rumor that | that it is worth while in this connection to Mr. Peckham—Counsel must wait to baye the rigit to Issue a Writ Oo! habeas corpus, Tne Court Hes ee Ut le pile ae ace cons | the new Governor will do everything in his power | make the outsider familiar with. | motion made before he objects. Your preliminary RU Go ee ages Aiea inanioa norte | ties broughs m aUcael Dare mombers. He ‘there. | to further the success of his old personal iriend, | 8-3 means “seller three days,” upon the same } motion Is a very novel proceeding indeed. tWeaty-seventh section isthat the Court of Oyer | tore invited six members prams chureh snd con- | the name of Charies O’Conor, only the other day ' principle as ‘seller 60,”’ explained above; with che Judge Barrett—That is nota preliminary motion. abd Yerminer shail commence bustuess in tie | gregation to take kien Pont case, and leit it | tor the first time mentioned in connection With the | difference in the margin or number of days on | county, and uo prisoner on a crimimal charge | a@bsolateiy in their nands, eir names Were sug- | Senatorship in political circles, nas created quite a which to deliver, It goes into the merits of the motion. Iwilihear <i Ye removed thereirom, except on haveas | Sested to him by members of the regular Exumin- | contrary effect—at least to the minds of many of 3 e 3 = eb Cl T x , and they were heartily approved | the local politicians, It has made a good many C, attached to a sale means that it was for cash— | you aiter counsel has made his statement. | corpus issued vy such Court of Oyer and Termi- | 128 Committee, an pi \ Mr. Pieid—Counsel on tue other side has already ner and returnable vefore it. ‘That would not | by the full committee when it assembied, votes heretolore considered secure for him to be | that is, an immediate settlement in money. i have the effect of giving the Court juris- | This special committee went about its work with | already quoted as Wh fe \ ‘ Made a motion to strike out ceriain portions of | Gietion of issuing a ‘writ a8 @& court, but | @ determination to be thorough, and was, there- “poUBTFUL.”? en nO marginal letter or letters follow the \ the return and answer. | a8 an officer only. The object was to pre- | lore, necessarily deliberate in its movements, | Mr, O’Conor, it 1s understood, was unwilling at | stock sale the sale is Known as regular—that is, to | —The | vent sson detained in jali awaiting trial | Which were regulated entirely by its own mem- | firat to be rewarded as & candidate, but some lead- settied through the Clea ; % dodge Baryere-—Dio' Inve sustains him in shat. enn eoeeniee arae Deing taken AWAy to’ otner | bers, without any attempt at advice or guidance | ers say that they have such positive assurances mes 40. Hi abandas 4 poling Bias LaxE Sad “ | Mr. Field said he desired vo make his motion be- parts oi ine State by haveas corpus when a court | 0M the part of the pastor of the church. Its con- | from the interior that his name will rally about it as, of course, the same Meaning as “bd 3, fore the merits of the case were gone into, Was there ready to try the case. II you nid the | C!Usions were the resuit of its own independent | @ support that cannot be looked upon yet as sold | the only difference being in the period of settle | The Court overruied the motion to argue the edect to give original jurisdiction aie pea is | pace ete ee in some minor respects did not ac- | or pikely so hese lob anu otter candidete: phacwie. ment. m2 3 r q O Teat la comp I= | point till after the motion of the prosecution was | jal Las tar er CNG aay deh |. Belore the committee had finished its investiga | eee ‘Opposition to being pressed for the place, | Bec. will be found to occur frequently both by | proper y belore it, accomplished’ by that construction, You do not tons Mr. Tilton, who had at frst wilingly ap- | On Saturday aiternoon lust quite a number of | itself or in connection with buyer’s or seller’s | t mf ~ | peared before it and testified to the honor and Oliticlans Of this city and the countr, . | Mr. Field—Your Honor will see by the statute Be ee eer vine Leginincars would Dave | acegrity ‘of its members, withdrew from ita pres- | Haemrat aint te meeting at Fath Avenue | OPton, as explained above, but it only means a that the right of a person on a habeas corpus and gai go, that tue Oyer apd Terminer has jurisdic- | €NCe aod brought the sutt at law whica is uow | Hotel, where Mr. O’Conor’s chances as a candidate | Sale made before the regular call or aiter the | the return wade by the person detaining him tion to issue writ of habeas corpus totake the | Pending. The complaint was served August 21, | were thoroughly discussed in all their aspects, | Stock has been called in an interval between the x return, If counsel on the other side say they ade | during the defendant’s absence in the White | There were not a jew of the most devoted trienda | Call of other stocks. It is merely used to designate | ## limited to tue demal of any of the material Telurn. Mf co tits thats the end of it | Mountain, The answer was drawa the next day; | or Mr. Kernan among the number; and they one | transactions not on the regular call whiie suc | facta set forth and the allegation of any Jacts Judge Barrett—are they bound to answer the de- but, owing to the distance and a succession of dif- | and all, whe expressing their comfidence in the | Cali is in progress, and bag its interest in periods | showing his illegal imprisoament. murrer? ficulties in procuring correct oMcial certificates | yitimate success of their candidate If ue remained | Ol excitement, - | "4 4 ty Mr, Field—Certainly ; if they do not ali our allega- | (without which the defendant’s oath to the answer | ip the race to the end, and their determination to From the slight definition of the ciphers used in The Court decided to hear prosecuting counsel. tions ure to be taken as true; the burden ol proof wouid have been @ nullity), 1t Was not served until qo all that lay m their power to compel uim not to | the Official list printed, a8 Was said elsewhere, the | Mr. Peckham sald section 48 of the act made no ig on them. ; | September Pe dles was, noweyel. a some days | withdraw in favor of Cutter wl ve aUisite ih 3 ee cL EERO may n the la cept 3 dee Bs in advance of the time requires jaw. . Y, a e: c ‘ansactit coimeides wit change in the law excep? so far as to allgw a party | Judge Barrett—is mot the traverse the Inst | AT nis been sald about delay inthis suit. Tt | candidly asserten har tae wrroduction of Mr, | actual facts, To ilustrace the Value of this’ tar to allege any jact—alluado or ex post facto—to P ie Teld—We may deny any of the material tacts | Mint suffice to say that no case of similar im- | Q'Conor’s name into the caucus Would be certam | Millarity with the return, which should properly show that the get orth, | Portas ene combentty, tule part al ig bee a to rob Mr. Kernan of many votes ana possibly en- | ey mae aanCD ie Sara Geese ERE CE oe ion na ; ay ; riai betore a civil ¢ Ol the State in n be | party ought to be discharged, that a judgment | | Judge Barrett-—The proper way Is to Make @0 | 40 snorta time as thia willbe. But, farthermore, | Be Cie aC RoE urtTe by | last uight:—“A° prominent teature of the market | should be had that term of sentence had ex. OBST Under acl eer omteny todo tats thas digs tt has been conceded by counsel on both sides, in | some of the leaders, several of Whoiu the HERALD | t0-day was the large business done in seller's op- pired, and any other material {act that was issue- sition of the case Will answer our purpose. the presence of the Court, that there were not | reporter conversed With last evening on the sub- | tion. The difference between seller 60and tne | and that the © could y. We 4 por !ge Bu “Wheth the que: les tact be | JUFOTS enough to try the cause in November, nor | ject, that Mr. O’Conor Would wield a much greater | Tetular Way Was 4a % per centin the case of at ese aaa Nea tS aN iat Hee ey eke it that the traverseis the | wile enough in December. The defendant person- | power in the United States Senate than any otner | New York Central'and Western Union, and a % the first and second paragraphs of Une so-called dimissible or not, 1 take Me eerie cole. iithe iJ Urged his counsel ‘to arrange lor aneariy | Candidate whose name had been mentioned as | Per cent in Kock Island, Pacitic Mail, Wabash and° answer that it is alleged that the Court from wich Met pleadiug—the same as under ule cove, 1 the triai; put he has lelt the case in their hands and | yer, with the possible exception of Mr. Seymour | Lake Shore.” ‘This ts true; but, as has been aa 2 a Poni TR Goon Eiliey, Cxardeniar anartiie c is satisfied that they have done tha, which was ‘himself; that between now and 1876 the New York | Poluted out, the business at “buyer's option"? | gaic process and Warrant were to be issued had no bap yo deur they 1 i C4SC | wisest and hest. | Senator, if che rignt kind of aman, could obtain a | qUtte traverses any disposition to lower prices, | Jurisdiction or power to take cognizance of orto BQO EMM | stand Your Honor to , [ve application for a statement of particulars | commanding infiuence with the Southern mem- | Bevond the necessity of calling public attention to try the alleged misdeMeanors meationed in the denythe moron? | ae having TA eg raat, | bers, whose voice in the Presidential contest 18 | ene meen oC roe iexicinon TT ne gaid pretended warrant or process, Now the Fe Sia ead Pepdelb hid ae ao Court of tue State and indorsed by the best erat He eee cuutar rita the Hamoaralt, oo from she 'sleat wuderstandilig of ‘the Pte allegations do not set forth any fact nor denial of | TDS Prncticn te ipag NOW as to the [acess authorities on the bencn and at the bar, outside South, and, though he differed with mauy ol them there was notuing whaiever to record, The atock apy allegation or fact into wiich your Honor Mr. Pheips—It becomes material to determine CLBrOoEN tye oes to believe that it will | on | questions pened aerate a to hos EOE betel an sis whole strong, Pacific Mail | ean inquire, nor do they present any wb pee en Sonieok oe Bt | noe fone Already one result of this motion has been to always had the PO ectaar Be earn. APPARENT FAILURE IN MR. IRWIN’S CONTUMACY See eee oe nes ener Yonr HO | cee the Oblent AU RecLION ST, bO WRIEE atvedticn | CHAE UD MUCE Of thus Tayeters wish (Which it wes,| for. nit $ @ man, The presence | tO Make out such a case in Opposition to the sud- See eNee Chor on Che magnet of Tome Buse. oy ne anew cn mevaure couiare Itreturnabie se. | Sought to surround this case and to present, in @ | of such a man in the Senate during the coming | #idy as would induce Congress to repeal it or the pean nadine. ined Shed Foie RONDE. Oui Tne Tae ee CaO OFeY Abe meroniies meron “a | ye ete set piel aa tne’ | rf ears would be of great weight, they believe, | Aad on Aj Pro) oarons ne it i their a fe i ; , Hi sight} ur iriends heed have no apprehension that the | ‘ . The remark of Mr. Dawes, “I am mysell ver; Sa eee oer ee ee ee ears ratnis wea tag | Statement of parciotlars,irmade, will oe used by | to benett that large. majority 01 the party wuose + Well gonvineed of, tue motive'wnich thas brought red - the delendant for any otuer purpose tian the n Union, im (irwin) from Europe to tempt the Committee Commitment shows it had done. Here is a mere | the person detained tn Jail shail be brought elore prevention of surprise or fraud. He desires and Se eee mateo eokenpthere Union. of Way: and Means to bring him here and to draw Dorising eon oreo apg ae suapavin Fake Gotice ofitnadaces Cn your own record. a intends, ee willing, a mene pies (age case | decided general impression that between now and or o cari whee nas been eater out of him, i aH Aa a tes % | against him at once and aispose of it forever; | 5 NTH, | but lam with amazement that any sane pursuant to the ithe The age paragrapa sets Mr. telpaicy eo beJore your honor? | but to do this ie must have, and means to have, | wnen the Laninlctare wanileseamiele tir: o'Conor, | man could for one moment suppose that he could pdb nla pcre fed blietplng emerge I- tne Ne aks erahe op atin Sg RE Hea a | $@ir Warning of what he ts to meet, \ Js a candidate ior the Senatorship, would have | testily this much and no more," was received on was Dot properly empanelled and was not a legal | | Mr. Field—Inen, ta Proper 1s called @ | ‘The ovject of the bill of particulars is not to pre- | grown go strong that Nis name might possibly be the Kireet with some curiosity'as to What he (rhe Jury, and, therefore, bad no juristiction to try the | bill Oexcepuions. — how we Li vent the plaintiff trom introducing any evidence | the only one that Would ve mentioned in the Speaker) relerred to, ana it was argued in some eee ee es deta ea to nGGae | cOngidanD OFA bul cexqoptions Here Te © MS | Which ne may nave. He will be at liberty tosnecily | caucus. It may be saud, however, that many of | Quarters that What he meant Was that Irwin Wad, ene * | - ; vols o all the times and places as to which he proposes to | the politicians believe that if Mr. Keruan aud Mr. by disclosures or pretended disciosures, to 80 the jury that tried the case was properlyempan- Mr. Fiela—The record consisis of the statute—of " he pol a ‘. * *y eed. “iyouare togo into that sou would pave the record and vill of exceptions, Wil the Court Ze" evidence upon the trial. Af he ts limitedto one | O'Gonor should ooth be candidates in the caucus , Operate upon Congress as to cause the withdrawal , or more it will be because he is not willing to say or the subsidy and so pat the new line of Occi- fo Uy, every question raised at the sweuring of say whether that 1s $0 oF not? Paae that Ue expects to be able to give evidence of any | ROOU DEAE AInIBUgh' the coptdion owes those whe dental and Oriental, with its connection with the the ju Ji every papa to tbe array, aoe Barrett—The bili of exceptions is not be- orney time and place. Tne object songht is simply have the best means of knowing at the present Pacific roads. iN @ position to run success. ana would, in Lengaeh gtd fas try Side fore us. The bill of ti t t to prevent him irom naming a@ particular time and | time the feeling of tue newly elected memoners of ‘Ul opposition, But yesterday Puciflc Mail question raised upon the trial—every one of Mr. Fleid— he bil A Shir ad 4 ons is part of thé piace in his complaint, and then surprising the de- the ‘Assembiy 18 to the effect that Mr. Kernan wil Went up. This upward turn was tur- Fmt enero oars Sees eye pe iit shy ety ik yg erk, where is ity Jendant on the trial bs introducing evidence pont | win no matter what combination may be mauve, , ther | helped ey, the aupouncement that 3 e .S 3 ing to anotuer and different time and place. d. | at he | instance ol atUs atcl a Iasue we are required to mect over again. ‘Tue Mr. Sparks soon after produced the record from ind’ this leads us to aay. tac no acquittal is-| HO pe EE Kernan sub-committee of the Committee of Ways th paragraph alleges that the judgment of the the files o/ the court. asked or will*ve accepted in this case updn any | and O'Conor in the field, witn the possibility of aNd Means of the House would visit New York Conrt in execution of which the sentence was pro- Mr. Pheips then proceeded to argue his turther or 5 ie p vy a : 7 narrow or techpical or apologetic ground. No 7 | during the holidays to e€ amine the Pacific Math Rouuced Was absolutely vod. They alleze a iegal onjections. He saw & further serious objection Tarver what iaixe constracton. nay have been | 2¢/mour, the prospect is a lively one. ot Dooks. ‘The reason of thia bold move on the part conclusion that there is no jurisdiction shown was that there was no allegation on the traverse put upon bis language the defendant never has = of Rufus was said to be that the examination of io the warrant itself, The sixth paragraph averring any such facts as tuey proposed to prove, foucnt, and never Wit seek, to excuse himsell oy THE REVENUE ROBBERS. | the experts had shown the company in a much alleges that the triai of the devendant Was one for and that under the general allegations and cor throwing blame upon others for say fault that | | better condition financially than even the airec- misdemeanor, and ior which pot more thad ctusions of law they were not at liberty to intro- tejonged even in part to him, If it were trae that | ——_-—___ | tors themselves conceived Iz to be. ‘This, if true, | one rs imprisonment ard a fue uf $250 auce proo! of specitic facts not pieaded, and the ne wad committed the crime charged against tum CLE SAM'S SWELL sMU RID, one | 18 rather rough on the company’s bookkeeper, but Spal ky saw he en venoee ar oes allegation Be Tea were not bound w meet any such jt would be nis crime, for which te alone should | . a GGLERS—BRIDAL OUT- ihasmach as there bas been ¥0 much miiemanage: visto Bt + No one shall sb FITs, FRO} RANGE FLOWERS 7 mpany it canne - pi pon tere prea eer meee te ee Dormia eienc was dup tr ee ess offence charged, OF plead that allowance shouta be | mats paths pee sill neat pase to hear it peated that ita clerks were inootn- whether there was jurisdiction in the paid? mace ior temptation or Weakness, No one shall petent, spe fitas less ti an atrocious yf made in the afte: Court to award more han one yeur Mr. Sparks was sworn and testified that the fine see tae rworee, fi the defendant were teal; cue mortar | perry bight ir Soe ele anu Whether in f¢ ulty, Pacific Mati stock by a story that the City of To- { more than tuat term of puu- imposed by the sentence—$250—was paidon the py his subsequent conduct in adding oath upon Perhaps the officers of the Custom House are ig had gone ashore, but later advices developed isiment bad been revdered. The seventh para- | 20th of November, 1574. cath to his denials, more vi; rs a - 4 1 sae } t 5 gilant than formerly im guarding Uncle the tact that it was anatner steamer, DOL OJ this grap merely states that the sentence beyond oue WRIT OF CERTIORARI GRANTED. Neither will the defence be sustained by casting | Sam’s treasure vox, it ‘J hee ling hi line, that had suffered such misfortune, year is void. As to the eighth there Is no ques- | afcer some further discussion, Judge Barrett any ignominy upon MTs. Elizabeth Tilton. That | 54 jure box, or, it may be, egling has 5 MINING STOCKS, lion about that, the uinth paragraph alleges that gaia ne would grant the writ of certiorari, but cea | become a fashionable epidemic—like hysterics, the Warrant Or process does not conform to the preferrea that another judge sbovid sign it. EE Ar Beier, BCH ine COctC EEG beret tite tee y M ESE eet BAFGGAT Coram atioee Terenas alleged judgment of the*said Courcef Oyerand * Mr. Field then stated tha: this was all the proofs te power which she could not resist into mak- | for instance—but it is certain that the beauties financial news burean commenced getting over 4 Statements whicu were entir i ee bubing current prices of CO; - Tei miner aud is not warranted by the same. ‘The ne hag, aud, 1 the Court thought proper, ue was | ii “takements Wied wore enrvely untrue DO | who migrate like birds at stated seasons to Sud distrimunne prices of California min: ing stocks, The following comparison ot prices aera e rin ol the laces buLWwe are not desirous Prepared to arque the case, = | | | But this is, uniortunately, no uncommon eventin | foreign climes, returning tn bright, new plumage, thn’ received, and those-iast received beilg tne Ee ueitten ofthis, Be Judge Barrett did no n 8 | the lives uf pure and good women who r + ices December 21, show the eff to raise a question of Uiat character, Now, Your | necessary, und announced his decision, refusing by ues ot mingled aitection and lear 10" nian, OF ace Pablensd | Se) Sih mamemer ence. Seiad epee” é sation sick ot ; t f a: bringing, this market in such close relation with Honor, the of the statute has been consid- the aisciuarge of the prisoner, | superior force and despotic nature. The defence® revenue ofictais, who insist that jadics—whether that of San Francisco. It may be added these regs a ye ge eesregueeern wei P hed ee DISMISSING THE WRIT outa REMANDING THE PRIS* of this suit Will Dever proceed upon any theory ; Opera singers or modistes—shail not evade the gtocks are not dealt ina ony oard, but through of highest resort, a ’ - which does not recognize the honor of Elizabeth Ment of duties; and if the residents of New- rivate parties here. The advance in some of toe @ single construction has ever ‘been put | wr Field then applied for a writ of certiorari, to Tiiton as at least equally wortay of protection bane y i he a tbs Pali Now: | procks, ie wiil be seen, la exceedingly great: | upon it—voat it im nowise alters the Jaw he argued belore the General Term to-morrow, | with the name of Henry Ward Beecher. | York's Faubourg St Germain or ladelphia’s — CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Ni ee ee a ee seinen day's St at Purdy'’s Station. Harlem River Ratiroad, Seven A we ba pry os < * ERRY.—On Tuesday, December 4 of John H. M. Berry, of Pompton, cad Ph ie Herice ot Sanerel jereatter, ? LaRK.—On Monday morning, Decem! ™ Sia ye meng Ss John Gath a md e of Balfanunya, van, Irelan ars, 11 montus and 21 days, |” ica lat nd friends are res] attend her funeral, {rom her inte sea faence, ‘Ne dz West Twenty-cighth street, this (Wednesday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, ~ bei pot eel rap, Island, Deeember 21, ELLEN, the beloved wile of Dennis J, ath year of her OO ae. of ecdghanion he relatives and friends of the f vited to attend the funeral, from her iaveren dence, Clif street, Clifton, Staten Island, o} Wednesday, December 23, at eleven o'clock. * Phi remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. ‘ DEDERICK.—At North Madison, Ohto, Decembe 17, FRANCIS LBB, widow of the late Zacharia Dederick, late of this etty, formerly of Catskil! saan yea and Mriends elatives al are respectfully in attend her funeral, at the residence ei hens 2 Dederick, No. 2 East Eighty-sixth street, at eleve: o'clock A. M., on Wednesday, December 23, Doran.—On Tuesday, December 22, Mary J SEPHINE, eldest daughter of Bartholomew an: Elizabeth Doran, aged 6 years and 7 months, . Funeral on Thursday next, at twelve orclock noon. from No, 335 West Forty-first street. ExLers.—On Sunday, December 20, Mai R., ie fi RY oungest daughter of Herman and Adel i Relatives and (ricnds-of the tamil “hom jatives and friends of the family are res fully tnvited to attend the funeral, on. Wednesday, December 23, at two o'clock, trom the residenci of her parents, No. 156, Hudson avenue, cornei of Sands street, Brooklyn. Fox.—THOMaS BYRNE Fox, aged 12 years, months and 8 days, the son of ‘Senator sénn Fox, died Tuesday, December 22, after a very severe i); ness, Funeral will take place on Thursday, Decembe! ‘24, at two P. M., from the residence of kis Parents, No. 3 Morris street. Relatives and iriends are in: yited to attend the funeral, without farther ni Sine, The remains will be taken to Calvary Cem ery. ; Fox.—Decemper 20, 1874, at Union, Unio ; county, N. Y,, Ema J., daughter of the lat Captain Warren Fox, of Stam/ord, Conn, Services at the residence of her mother on We nesday, at three P. M._ Funeral services on Thui day, 24th tnst., from St. Andrew’s church, Stam- ford, Conn., at two P. M. Train leaves Gran: Central depot at'twelve A.M. The relatives an: triends are respectfully invited to attend, Goopwin.—Suddenly, on Sunday. December 20, of pneumonia, THOMAS GOODWIN, aged 76 years. Funeral from his tate residence, 454 West Fifty Sats auaet, oo Wednesday, December 23, ai HALL.—On Sunday, December 20, STEPHEN My« ERS HALL, Son of Catnarine and the late Asa aig Funeral services on Wednesday, December 23, al two o’ciock P, M., from his late residence, Chauncey street, Brooklyn. HELD.—On Suuday, December 20, EDWwaRmt FREDERICK, younger son of John and Mary Heid, in the 20th year of his age. Relatives and iriends of the family, also those 0: his brothers-in-law, David W. and I. C. Wilson an: Charles T. Vernoi, are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his parents, No. 138 Wes' Fourth street, on Wednesday, December 23, at on P.M. Interment at Greenwood. i HENpDRICKSON.—In Brooklyn, Tuesday mornings December 22, Mrs. ALETTA M, HENDRICKSON. daughal ter of Increase G. aud Charity A, Carpenter, Her relatives and friends are respectfully in« vited to attend the funeral services on Wedne: day morning, December 23, at eleven o'clock, a’ her late residence, No. 48 Bond street, Brooklyn also, to the funeral, trom the residence of he father, Friday, December 25, at one o’clock, a@ East Jamaica, Long isiand. HItt.—On Tuesday morning, the 22d inet., o scarlet fever, Joun W., youngest son of Jonn and the late Helen Anna Hill, aged 6 years. Funeral from the nouse, 815 Jay street, Brook~ lyn, at ten A. M. Thursday, the 24th inst, Hotr.—On Sunday, December 20, at Montclairg N.J., W. HENRY HOLT, aged 27 years. Funeral at his late residence in Montclair, om Wednesday, at one o'clock. : Hypg.—Suddenly. on Tuesday peal Decem= oe 22, MARY ANN, beloved wife of inson He yde. Services at her late residence, 136 Lafayette avee Bue, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, at three o’clocks ‘The remains will be taken to Bridgeport for interd ment on the 10 o’clock train Thursday morning, Es8.—On Monday, December 21, ELLA Su InNvss, in the 18th year of her age. i Funeral irom the residence of her mother, N 230 East 105th street, on Thursday, December 2 at one o’clock. fi Jacuss.—On Monday, December 21, SoLomo@ Jacons, aged 63 years. The fauerat will take place on Friday, the wou 25, at hall-past nine o’ciock A. M., from the Moun’ Sinal- dospital, corner Lexington avenue an Sixty-sixtu street, LEWwIN.—At Mott Haven, on Monday. Cgc Nich A | 21, alter a long and severe illness, FaNNIB, belov wife ot P. L. Lewin. Notice of funeral hereafter. MaNTEL.—On Monday, December 21, SUSANNA R., widow of the late J. B. Mantel, in the 56th yea! of her age. ‘The friends of the famtly are respectfully invitedy to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Now 238 West Forty-sixth street, on Wednesday, 23 inst., at half-past nine A.M. The remains will b taken to St. Lawrence's churcn, Yorkville, where a solemn requiem mass will be Offered tor ‘the ri pose of her soul. MINNoCK.—On Monday, December 21, Parrt MINNockK, brother of Thomas Minnock, in the 34t! year o! bis age, The relatives and (riends of the famtly are re-; spectiuily invited to attend the funeral, from hi lave resiaence, No, 400 East Twenty-fifth street, 01 Wednesday, at one o'clock. Merria.—in Brooklyn, on Sunday, Pdangnear ad of dipntheritic croup, IRENE, youngest daughter o! Willam H. and Mary £, Murtha, aged 5 years, Months and 1) days. Funeral services at the residence of her parents, No. 139 Park piace, on Wednesday, December 2 at eleven o’clock A.M, Relatives and friends the family are mvited to attend. MURPHY.—After & short and painfol tness, ANDREW MURPHY, In the 24th year of his age. The relatives and {friends of the family are rea Spectinily invited to attend the funeral, irom hig - late residence, No. 6 Essex street, on Wednesday, 2ud inst. ai one o’ctock. MuseR.—At Nortn Bergen, N. J., December OrriLiz MUSER, the beloved daughter of Richari and Cecilia Muser, aged 4 years and 3 months. The relatives and iriends are invited to atten the tuneral, at hull-past ten o'clock on Thursd: morning, December 24. McDoNALD.—Un the 17th inst., DomINick McDON~ ALD, in the 63d year of his age. oh a from bis late residence, Kingsbridge, ‘OsrRaNDER.—At Newark, N. J., on the 20th Inst.» GIDEON OSTRANDER, aged 63 years. The relatives and Iriends are invited to Ward tne funerai, from his late residence No. 613 War- ren street, Newark, on Thursday, at half-past on o’clock P. My Paris.—In this city, on the morning of the 22d, SHERMAN ROGERS PARIS, In the 5th year of his age, only 8on Of Sherman and Catharine Paris. Friends of the tamily are invited to attend they funeral services at church of St. Xavier's, Six teenth street, at two o'clock P. M., on Thursdaya 24th December. ; PEARSON. —Mrs, SARAH C, PEARSON, wife of Joh Pearson, aged 34 years, 11 months and 27 gare al her tate residence, Storm avenue, Jersey Cit, eights, Friends of the family are invited to attend thi funeral, on Thursday, 24th inst., at half-past te: A.M. PEARSON.—On the 21st inst,, at Orange Valley, N.; J., sopata D., wie of Edward A, Pearson, aged 2 years and 1) months, Funeral at her late residence, corner Scotland and Christopher streets, at hall-past two P. M. Wednesday. Cars irom foot of Barclay street ad 1:10 P.M. Relatives and friends are invited. PERZEL.—On Tuesday, December 22, JonN GEORG PERZEL, aged 68 years, 5 months and 28 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re= wit referen wo right to inquire into s ft | . ¢, | spectiuliy invited to attend the funeral, irom 3! pe Wit Gh latin eae wile Treaty to. but the Court stated con it would be prelerauie Finaliy, there will ve no compromise, No sug- | Walput street desire to sbine resplen- 27, De. 1 Vincent de Paul’s churcn, Twenty-tuitd pi thie | give to the court the right to inquire into the ex- £0 Mum That fhe app ee renee col Soreaoen eat OL, the sult nnd Gone rice Ge; dent in Maitre Worth's robes de Parla, yates 8 detween Sixth and Seventh avenues, on Thursday, iatence Oo! a fact a lucendo or ex post dacto, wb win Counsel then left the court room to make the | cepted to its end. Many weikmeant (and some , Of eNvelop their veautiful forms in point a eee nk ait Rate Decaniber, ¢ Poy” se eectengie in Paesa a [eIsOUEe ALO application Jor the writ of certiorari, and arecess jj}-meant) propositions upon tuis subject have dAlengon, they must first render tribute 4 Teeny. ReaD yy Ty le Was committed by no process ai all, where a “4S taken. RAIL BEPUSED, i Gisele te teri <hogasional i. | to Cesar in the shape of @ high ad vaiorem tarif, Crown Point. Sai 4 Relatives and iriends of the family are respects Drisoner was simply eld at toe command or fut Alter recess Mr. Field moved to admit the de- | ai, that there never has been, and never will be, | Searcely had tue scandal of one of Philadeipnta’s Reicher 2 6 (Tl PreMed cepted ee a ee x4 ate Cee ee ee Wartant es wie pace | fendant to vail, pending the granting of the writ any disposition on the part of ttie delence to settle, young milliounaires died away, with the luxury of oie) ativan wrelock Aur Ma wittoutiaetace notion mere taine rule tas been eld here iu the McLeod case, Sf Cettionart, mulch wie Genletl Uy te Cora Or fatmonize, oF compromise, on any basis except “Aaddin’s palace contained in the trunks seized by $9)" Scivrr.—On ‘Monday, December 21, Ever.%! He eee eee ere, Cantema Wook | related only to persons cnarged with any crime, which constitutes the joundation of the suit, if the authorities, when Mlle, Leon! hove in sight | Ravinoud aL nun Marion Schutt, aged Honor thas the return in haveas Corpus is huat | #24 Lot those who were convicted o! an offence. | 1s well known that the deiendant was been no like one o/ Cleopatra’s barges, with stiken sails all Eureka, G. 8) 3 *"Rolatives and iriends of the family are respects ana cdanot be inquired into except so far Waere Shortly aiterward a writ of certiorari was party, directly or indirectly, to any arrangements | get, This luxurious craft was {reiguted with the | — oo fully invited to attend the funeral, Irom the resis, allowed bo be inquired into by that other section. § | #78" by Justice Lawrence. on which the case made in other cases: and if any rumor of com- | treasnres of the Indies, Almost every fasionavie PIACDA wan ‘ dence of her parents, No, 160 Van Buren stree’ fdr: if there Was aay fact alleged in tue answer Wilicome belore the General Term, and the Court promise in the principal case is ever started tue family on Murray Hili had some interest In the | MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, | Brooklyn, on Wednesday, December 23, at eleve to the returo—any fact which is in itself a | *d#ourned until Thuraday. paplic may sately impute tes origla toanenemy. | precious cargo, i? the names upon the manuest | | o'clock A. M. i fact 4iuccndo or ex post facto against Une legality i | . Deas RN en? i dae were re guide; there ere laces of Valenciennes; | MARRIED | LRRY.—On Tuesday, December 22, 1874, ANNI he co a — “ 1 ign t i é ST. ‘i iU VD. 4 -4 by I ff , pl i uy they ought to put it on the record, and not put us y bi d Pp ong as God spates eltes; there were bright cashimeres des Indes, and | peceiaber 9, 1 by the Rev, A. Goldsb i “A rose to bud in heaven,” 40 uuswer allegations Where not a single fact is | The following contributions have been received bis health and bis people desire to hear him. He suixs’ oi Lyons, perfuines of the Orient, objets de) Me Weil, Dakar, ot vernon’ N, de mad die | Friends of the family are requested to attend th stated. at the oflce of St. John’s Guild, No, 52 Varick Knows ls own innocence of the charges made | fuze irom Vienna, and ail the dainty adjuncts. to . W. He 1 Ne doe as , —G kK 7218 B., Gaul, . r allegations ; 8 ake a pre- . 0 7 8, r —BU ji Tarp mouon that a mouou of this kind cannot | YOTK, Since the last published report in the HERKDER—BUTLER.—IN Brooklyn, at the residence t ; | Uve-captain will be tried for smuggling. | of the vride’s parents, on Thursday, December 17, be envertained. The lorty-eignth section prescrives | HEBALD:— hae HORSE NOTES, | | The old time ballads sing of the i-angers Of 1874, by te Rev. J. W. Saries, D. B., asnaved by exactly what ts to be done. A party brought up may 5 GREP. | the de-cep,” but they are not confined to typhoons | +++ $100 00 50 00 | — the Rey. Hiram Hutchings, PergR HERDER, 0! New " and hurricanes—they refer to custom houses and ly olde: an Robert Bonner has purchased the bay filly Lady appraimers. No sooner had Mile. Leoni trang | hutive ‘or BeGoKyA” Nowerageueuter oF Edwin Stout irom Mr. Pemisian, of Fayette county, Ken- ferred her case vo the Untied States Ouurt than Baltimore papers please copy. | 100 | tucky, and Davia Bonner is on nis way home ana | ANOTHER PRETTY SMUGGLEK APPEARED, HYLAND—Morkis.—In Belmont, N. ¥., at St. e: r jons she Si 2% 0 | will reach this city with tue fly ths aiternoon. | Lips aietecrentiaea, MeALel GoipantiyOy FECA Fhiltp’s Church, December 10, 1874, by the Rev, L. $1 0 | Lady Stout ts probably the fastest and best bred had two suspicious trunks—not nose—liabie to Thidou, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS HYLAND, of the Ber- | deny any of the material facts of allegations, aud | Cash... may allege aby {act that suows that uis imprison | y ¢, g Ment was ijiegal or that he was entitled to dis. | “" ~ charge. Counsel on the other side moves to str.ke | Cash... . Out @ portion of the answer on tue ground | tuat if true it does not entitie the re- | Mrs E.M.H. lator to nfs discharge. What is that bot | it ARNOLD, CONSTANLE AND ¢ THROUGH MATCH AND FOOTE, OSTRANDER. Mary Lord & Taylor. $2) WO Iwo little boys , muda Isiands, w HENRIETTA F,, it Gemurring to that portion of tue return? ‘That is | Petrie Aros... WW James ke More ® ») | trotting filly in the world at the present time, | Custom House duty, but the wharfingers isisted | of the jate Dr, A, Morris, phobias act ch the proper and usual term, They should, there- | paith. Hope and Mra George Heli... 500 | : f tt upon handling them. Her name was ——. A VAN RAALTE—O'BRIEN.—On Thursday, Decemd sore, eicner dewur or take issue, Let him de- | ; 300 Mrs. George v. ‘ii. | The current report of the price said to ve paid for card (her own) was tacked in asdspicious WAY | 17 tory "at the. residence oF Fogg fatto mur; We are content. I! he admits tne tacts | Wot. andrew... 2) 09 Juillesme 5.5. 1000 | tne filly ($26,000) 18 Much exaggerated, as the | OVer Otner cards, and so clumsily that the lynx: | Kg” West New Brighton, oy the kere wigan fier’ Peat othing more. Gat to strike out trom | J. 4. Muller... 10.0) _ Gillespie. : 10 09 | following recetpt will show :— | date sek fart tot ths. Weare agwezel ie a | McGlynn, D. 0. pastor of St, stepben’s cuurch, our angwer is indirectly to do what we shoaid do | ¥,,\%‘upthers’ Sons &) 00 Mrs J. Cm. ay w Your, Dec. 18 1874 | her own—lor her proper use and dispostion—and | NeW York, J. “Van Raarg to Euizapere J, | dy demnerer, amd Ido hot think that proper. If | Meine Conant $0.00 Anoujmous - °. 5) | iqhteclved of Robert Bonner, Fs:., titein thousand dol- | nox intended for the use ot any otner person .or | BRIN. counsel will demur to the paragrapu he must Bb 50 Ri o { ti oi wrth a recore oF ‘2:9 ip her th year-old form. Sai persons whatsoever. When her articies were DIED rt 0 Sor gd | anonydiens. Hed ‘Anonymous... | "War — {eu aARD PENISTAN, | beget bas sront Cran cue ware ASHLEY.—On Tnesd: ‘pe Bubject eks b | puony me nar ie 3 EN iN SHLEY. ‘nesday, cember 22, JULIA | tiov to accomplish that which he can only uc- phn ce 3 ph lh Fg om ‘The filly, Lady Stout, three yeurs old last spring, | ana sintar sophistications of fashion and folly | Gracy, youngest daughter of Edward £. and Lovie | complish by demurrer. Suppose there was a | x or ‘Sm: which might classed under dutiabie articies, _ A. Ashley, aged 2 years, 6 h 6 y P Hi 1 Worthington & smith which won the second, third and fourth neats tn years, 6 monshe and 6 days, formal demurrer satroduced. I can snow you 10 00 Nich. burtaett & Co, Y This belle of St. Louis, upon being closely pressed, | The relatives and iriends of the family are re- that these various artic.es are warrante: by law. 100 Joseph Park..... the stake for colts and fillies of that age, at Lex- | made a clean breast of it and stated that the arti- | spectiully invited to attend the funeral, Mare the The averment im the third is that the Court had no 10 | ington, in 2:30%, 2:29 and 2:32, was bred by | cle’ Were in reality brought to these iree shures | parents’ resigence, No. 310 West ‘Thirtieth street, jnrisdiction to try the alleged misdemeauor and | complaint. Capnot we show that? Wiy wo.’ Suppose | could prove that the delendant never with the ners and Oe a Sik eet no apie om Thursday, at one o’clock P, M. would be made and that the trousseau of the BALDWIN.—On Monday, 2; “7 Mi Herr’s Mambrino Patchen (own brother of the | brides would, in ail gallantry, be permitted to pass | W. H. BALDWIN, in the ts yer ct hwagen | John Stout, of Woodiord county, Kentucky, is by | ae i ‘ ‘Was in the city or county till after the sentence ¢ | GANG LOLA) eereeccceeerciecrereterereseeeereeess $1156 WO) great Lady Thorn), by Mamurino Chief, dam by | without examnation and duty. Bride No. i |. Relatives and friends are’ Invivad toa ond the Would that ailegation make proof against y Contributions to this fund may be sent tothe | Gano (son of American Kelipse, he by Duroc, soM | hailed rom Annapolis, of biessed schoolsuip mem- | funeral services at hia late residence, No, 69 Bank pruo! / When we allege that there wag no surisdi { apnauy office. or to Mayor Vance, City Hall, | Of imported Diomeu. dam Letsey Kicharda, by Sir | ory; bride No. 2 (rom Florida that land of Orange | street, on Wednesday, at four Ps Bpryices | funeral, from the residence of her parents, 26 Ba row street, 00 Thursday, December 24, @t two P. Ma, Sitmons,—At Youkers, December 22, 1874) STEPHEN SIMMONS, aged 84 years, Funeral services iu St, Jonn’s Church, Yonkers on shursday, 24tn inst, ay two o'clock, Surrean.—At Stony Point, N, Y., on Monday, cn inst. ANN SUFFERN, Wife of tie late John Je Suitern. Ponce ne Dr. Garrison’s on Thursday, 24tty, atten A. M, TRiPP.—On the 22d inst., CHARLES Tripp, age® 66 years aud 4 months, ‘The relatives and Iriends of the family, also the members oi Washington and Putnam Lodges F, and A. M., are eee ys Rida 7 ben : Thursday, 24th inst., at half-past twelve o’cloc! from his lave residence, 943 West Seventeent street, Connecticut papers please copy. ‘The members of Washiagton Toage No, 21, Fe and A. M., are requested to attend # special comd munication at the lodge room, 289 Bleecker stree on Thursday, December 24, at eleven A, M., attend the {uaeral of Brotnér Charice ut eee bers of the fratern vited, order. A. GOLDSMITH Master. R. B, COPPINs, ape he (8 Van Havonton.—On Tuesday, December MaRiA L,, widow of the late Edward Van Hang) ton, aged 47 years, ‘rhe relatives and friends of the family are Spectiully invited to atvend the funeral, irom he: late residence, No. 306 West Fourteenth street, Thuragdar. at ppe O'Clock.