The New-York Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1867, Page 2

[ B - THE CRETAN REVOLUTION. be's SPEECIT FOR AMERICAN RELIEF TO THE CF 4 was held on Monday eveuning, Jan. 5, in thies of Americans in t the Turks, and to raise | ] aid to the struggling pa- | triots of the Mediteraned yisland. Pr. 8. G. Howe Addresses were made by him, by the Rev. and by Wendell Phullips, who spoke to enlist the symy the Cretans agil sappling 1 presided. $or. Huntington, as follows: Mit. CHAIRMAN, LADILS AND GEsTLEMEN : The gentle- who have adires: you have intl ated plainly everal grounds upen which we are asked r und take into consideration the ques- gion of Cretan relief. Whoare the Cretes, and what Is the question of the relief of Crete? Five thousand miles off, i istand, not #s large as our own little chusetts, hias risen In axms to clalm its rights. Not primarily po- Iitical rights; not, first, independence, Jegislation, bal Sots; but the gt to earn bread in peace; (o the right to worship God in safety; the right of woman to her purity ; the right of the child to school and 0 home; thed nan rights pertaining to all buman nature, cverywhere, under ol eircumstances—God-given —~whieh no power has @ right, under @ cireumstances, toinvade. [Applause] This is what Crete rises to claim. ‘What methed does she o to claim it? Ishonld say, in the first place, no need for us to & k. How long shall a man submit to such oppression? My answer 18, Just so long, and up o that point wicro he has an honorable chiace to cseape from it. [Applausc). The moment nature and God put within his reach the power of de- iverance, it is not only his right, but it is his duty, 0 himsclf, to s hildren, to the world, to tear the chain off of his limbs. It is for him to choose whether this shall \ppeal to the good sense and the good r by arms. We have no right to $ with the tim, knowing how row much ho can do, and the bim: and when man rises an to claim these rights, and is willing at he claims for himsclf, by all th s Luman brotherhood—one God, ur ay claim of his fellow iid. {Applanse.] Noformof govern- it, however sacred, has any claim to -l). This is concelive, But what n enongh th 10 toget man syt ment, vo stand between man and man in such emergenc & merv absiract saiement of the relations, Detweon @ man and his fellow, the world ove fs Crete? What is this island that sends gympathy half round the globe? Tt is an island pe ietinetively by one race. That race has a common nath ality. No part of it has ever allo: de That nationality. All Greece—Greece proper and all her Salands—tor 50 y cars, has never left one gencration with out a protest of arms or of argument against the of its rights by the force of surrounding nations. own legend of the giant under the sister sl he Mediterranean, there has never been a Crete or the Morea has suffered in ficnce. has unceasingly rocked the ce 1 » into storms. They may claim that at no time wi e istory of man has the consent of the Greek race ever been given to the force extended over them. It 18 such o commuxity that comes to ns pro- testing against the sword without one clement that in our philosophy goes 1o wake up & government. Their nationality unbrok od only to_abso- 5 liey have submi 1ate necessity of siletice When worn out by st DBloodshed. —Agaiust hey becn strug the funda- ‘They have becn st mental principle of whi sents from it has no i stands today under the he which is but another name fol elaims the Tight to exterminate Delieve its own crecd. not which existed in fendal Europe 1t is something which ealls itself a State, founded on the prineiple that ene portion of the hiuman rice has no right ,n live. Am I sinuing st American ethics, against Christian ethi L the right of th right in the eye wiich_dis- to live. Crete of a despotism a faith which that does not ssert its authority roment over races and realms that have for 2,000 Years denicd its ereed? If that is not justice, then one % of the human race, under the mask of government, a8 & right to extermmate the other. Aud yet this is the Torm of goven ngatnst which Crete his maintained Der perpetual d 1 s peace, under the guise of vast & d eruel assaults on life, honor, comiort rity, permits to the Christian population xistence,the moment the slightest arm of ext ardinal constitu ug for the world for one ights against ntending for politica anothe asking for Christian, never divided, never i erty 10 rise, untll there i3 1o 1 a pottsm cour ‘ealed behind a ¢ Iy tolerates ut orders the extermination of man, woman and child. For oue, Lam ready to say, in the face 1 civilization, that 1 sée no right I n nation to acknowledge such allianee and fricndsh a power resting on such & claim, 28 Wil prevent any of its eltizens from stretehing Torth their hands with any smount or quality of md to the viotims who rise up ugainst such oppression. [Ap- planse] 1 can keo @ reason in luternational law Why, if France should rise against ler Government, or Germony aganst hers, bad as we think them, there m limit beyoud which the expediency a rules of { Clivistendom iteelf would not permit us to s only encamped in Enrope. He has o in the light of the principles of justice the first ¢l ttion as an liwod of naty © which - al o its ow e faith shuts yor t the first judi- we fy cation of 1 Dita 10 rightful existence as a govern Write the word Scio on the Turkish rece v deny the vernment h'a power to be rdinary Europe: 1 in 1521, the Island of Sclo, Wwith cif quict and nentral, breo thousand 10 urkish law ; upon w the is1aud a1 ariny or two monthe | i of that popi Iation of 150,00 o Jeit wpon th tml\l- ’gullln ‘women aid ¢k i, 50ld into sla survived of the ‘whole populatio the xe red on thedr own Dearths. Is that what interprets as war! Aro there any i) 10 such a pov Ghent, in 1803, its of hel ing of the rule of eriterion | Hitherto, it birth to the 1 b Decome belligeren substitute f ples, Firs the pro pacific moans, Joi Americ the the light of tory of Crete. the fuet which has given | etion lasts, the o by the § if (here be opy Tt i8 tim ly Greeks the allied Pow nee of Groe {0 t the pwi will, they nndertook to say to Crote ck nation sineo istory be coast of Morea, 1 recognized as such by P ad waintained the ot despe ting the record in ti childien as well as tieir Orete to cubinit nzuin to Mos @ Egypt, and it afterward 1 to such ¢ med re constitutional Tesi-ta Havi humanity could sutfer in her habita bled i Yeiti Porte their respeetl wdons of Mohaumed tifiable course. No & Tieht, the on)> tzed in’ appe but argument will ehange o despotisms, opinion beays & Hugo says, ** tue flash of the Toght ie Aurternal ray.” Ten wre 80 dark, tie ouly lig Barbarism bows to The Johm Bright answering to Lhis profest tional governments, the P Island his native and Fzy! contest, 3“;, s Dr. Howe i end to end, shut v murdercd everything ul‘! children; no distinet wor * Wy Known to con begui to let Joos: upon the AN 1100ps, A% previons told ns, désolat ndmol-con vthing put to the sword. :h(- mm:-u up to the present o you what T consider 4 remark- bl document T Beeneduf ' 71 A o el ex the Turks commenced this “Faitiful to the oath taken E . the whole l"’{ll"- who desire m‘.':.,‘u?!.' ;3?::'.:.'.’1“..'1‘.‘1”.‘ L ot he entire Heenic race It e iy S - he sovereiguty of Turkey is forever alolishe the whole territory of Crote wnd e placen Solsel s twit. ““ IL. The indissoluble and eternal union of Cy all the places appurtenant to it, under the um;:";\ldl:‘: t m fi'utf hurfl;_v proclaimed. N on of the present decree 18 cop the valor of the firnzn)m people of Crete, to n-«:l i:tte:lh.tlo of our brother Helloues, wherever residing, aud to liberality of all Philhellencs, as well as to the power- mediation of the great nations, xrulvfllnx aud guar- it, aud to the protection of Almighty God. “This is tho of & nation rising iuto _existence, and 1t comes $0 us as to overy other people, making ) the wquumhy iu §ts elabmz, not of polit t of the iuadienable, fndisputable and iuble rights of buman nature itself. (Lond ap- m‘fl Crete does not come to us asking thut we will 1 to 1 and make & Republie against a constitutional mon- m‘y Dut that we will help men striving to protect the natural rights to bread, worship, home, education, the Bafety of Jife and hearth against a dominfon them all. Why siould we'do it, particular] 4 An this cascl For ome, I feel especially drawn to this of the exceeding vitality of the hlood lhlnn.u:uu.”ln mnilurlww m;u:y nwt cither as cmlgrants, ave n o up g abode in the Morea or on the lslands, no lnnte]r Wi language or custom they have cavrl there, m:‘l‘ hi#a been absorbed " and - conve iuto , under the overwhelming power and vitality of ahe Grocian blood. Like the Saxon in England and the on here—no matter what race, no matter what lan- ,mo matter what custom euters our limits, the Nor- of 0ld_Europe to-day ave all absorbed and digested wormal character and Jaw to deal [in theas sustained, brokers must e mumbl.orheu?leha 0 been 1 stolen; that utter] e o o 'the notices which aro der cticable unless the that risk; that brokers receive e kages, and cannot examine and eompa ices they have Teceived 4, the value of Govern I fmpaired by Interposing an almost iu- to their negotiation, . Stafford for respoudent. ‘fove Judge BRADY. COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP COM- . THE BOARD OF DIRECTOR plainant flvhfln uh our common humanity , wo recognize a claim it s ua irresistible as e No matter what em in their history the subsidin is_unchangeable form of ood and civilization. Now, t Godhas given to what is la such races have a right to live. pertinacity of life. wave of conquest rolls over th d""t:s her late him on ocked him down with Tim, the blow s0 affeeting one of his SALES AT THE STOCK EXCUANGI. W belaying pin, U8 s 681 0000, lassic of her h:il;::’n"nnfl na- 080 n, to day is nearly iden- flglu—n{ Gm'ecyhul “ cqualed by any in the world, and er urities in large that, if this ment securitics tional character upon all with hers—as her written la tieal with that of Plato public sehool sy i npiversity among { soverely injurin, yCl’llrlwn Beymour, stantially corrol These Witnesse aearching eross-cxamination b . counsel for defendant, but their testimony examination was then adjourned to next of the right { fellow seaman of Dwyer's, sub- ted his (Dwyer's) testimony, % 'were subjeeted 10 a very long and t C. Bonediot, 50.. 155 127 {Cumberland Pref 28 |Wilkesbarre Coal 38, o7 [N 1044 West Unton Tel 5. 200, 48 | M i Luma chanie the inherent fores that make t Privcipal merchants and saflors 13 0 nation, v lut 1 10,000. . v 8 68 520 Cp 12,500. of the Mediterrane rially shaken. Thiat is one clain | Saturday at 12 m. 1 Ticing herotsm worth ikn all these facts MREL IN THE ATLANTI STOCKIIOLDYRS : stonl agh. The Atiantic Muil Steamslip Compa which evends have aceor uperative power Treas Notes 781 L TERM—JAN, 0.—Before Distory as iw et ———— SOLDIERS' CLATMS Owing to the fraudulent prac presenting the mselves as re tives of deceased soldiers, in p of accounts in his office, time ago issned corl 400 i st UnTel B ll:l:i This case, which has been already reported in our ot umug, was hefore Judge Brad adjonrnment, on motion to dissolve the injunction gran! Dy the Court restraining the Board of Company from removing the plaintiff, 5% owner in and créditor of the Company, from his posit . Nush, on behalf of the Board, argned that the Wiff, being an appointee of the Board of Directors, at their discretion with or without cause, nt thoy hiave also the ppointed hy the stock- powers, and so long a8 i courts will not inter- reise, The plain- t but as creditor of the cured in his clain by mort- d as the Board or and bis vietin SENTENCE OF GEf 8o & Marine Kai Makes man a slave, takes half lis wor'l av it s still more true, that whatever day makes man aty- ruut takes all_his vorth a does more harm to the op e 1t will be remembered tried and convicted of the m was of a very brutal nature. per on his coming home about noon of the s o his wife's room and seizing hold of d his knees bet brained her. This was in July, in October. The defense proved fectionate relations between eased and made a slight attempt his conviction he was senteneed jer, 1865, but an appeal was inter- protracted to the . [Appianse.) Oppression sor i {0 i victhm, That fanlts of necessity and_ cir- 1 from these cel Iy higher than th rocuring settlements The evidence showed that the cond Auditor some in precantionary regulations in the examination end scttlement of claims, and adopt- ed measures for the apprehension and punishment of nner of frauds and malpractice are discovered, such as the entire forgery of applica- affidavits, certificates of marriage, misrepre- v, false identification, persons with stolen discharges, papers, &e., &c. In ma r having procnred Treasury on of the claims of bona signature of the was repovable have the power to appol: power to remove, The Board are iolders and clothed with cert: thiey do not exceed those powers th feré to restruin them iff does not a) Turk who has cacter of their enlture and civilization, e et o o n of compaiison. American Express’ 100, ay ho is cunning. i i lise of the weak against the rambay strong brute, defends : ¢ haracter and af the prisoner and the dece 10 prove insanity. to be axecuted in D posed by his ¢ present time. ment af its Ins Court for rescnl; Yesterday he on habeas corpus for sentence. Mr. A. 8, Colien, conngel for the prisoner, esent, cortain reasons why the C for the execution of the prisonel General Term, as now constituted, could that this could only . e., the Court of risoner was ori Terin bave the the members of the e subject, and not a id one of Whose members this case was hefore Court of Appeals on s could have no bear- fon was taken af- 1 executed whose ndat the same n their proper exe 1,000, .ex-con. 56 criminals, All ma Miss 68 & St Jo iss 80 ppear iere as i g trong man, like the himselt by force, and 'the W psel and the case thus "The Court of Appeals affirmed the jndg- t term and remitted the case to the Supreme A< Dronght up before the General Term 2 of the Company, ] other security us may be desire by bemg removed froi gage on the property are willing to give sucl the plaintiff can suffer no wrong lis_present position as agent. iiton, on behalf his cunnive. robs men of tho vietim race this part of ifs iute that the Greck has shown, reaped, in the inerease of of wealth, in his aocumn nd universities, that only free Dent weight, he Will yet give us the Mediterrancan back” to civilization. Greek is the New-Engla idle; but ho has onl urity for the frui sentations and perju 200,60 +5 - Cary Lmpreve power to rest of the plaintiff and respon- 1d not possibly do justice to prosperity that he has ation, in the great increase ation of eniture, i his &chools him from the superinenm- castern half of the dent, gave 1o his argument g less than two hours, The Court not having that time case over to Monday morning af B, P. Nush for appelant; ex- cases claim agents, af to spare adjourned the dexived to pro . -Judge Hilton for respon- not fix the da; clained that t 1ot fix the sentence of the prisone be doue by the Appelate Court, peals, or the Court hefore whom the nally’ senteneed. 1f even the Genera wower to sentence, it can only be b “ourt who ovigiaily passed upon t Court differently constituted, an o Conrt_of Appenls w that tribunal certificate, procure payment, and then onvert the money to their own use. Cases of this are are continually being brought to notice. (laimants have been deprived of their money in East. Men call him n there was no o is like our- He wishes fo do with his to be obliged to resort to The Yankee race scouts the A to get its Hving without steam, and sends the takes to make of s intellect. veceipt in the ¢ —r—— —Before Judge Gross and a ILORS ON THE HIGH SEAS. nd agt. Tiswerman. r damages for an assanlt and ard the ship North Ameri efendant was captain, on her voyage Rio de Janeiro to New-York, The plaintiff depos ‘struck and afterward tied w sndant asserted that the plaintiff refuse and that the punishment wis it for the plaintiff. Damages, been indolent whe of his Indust B 2 COURT—JAX TREATMENT OF 8AI Holl The plaintiff suu]llu drudgery of his hands. cruel treatment primeval curse (laught t of itsbrow. It harnesses of their claims. 1 RiL Chic & N W Pref 400 e i meric; e o by the arms to the t position for some SECOND BOARD, 17 8 6 520 Coup 62 Western Union 7' b, 07§, 200. - 4 n on the same day o met aside the 1l the most searching investigations 1 that many parties have Leen ad sentenced (o imprisonment to terms varying from two to seven years, not less than four ‘ents being indicted in one district and one convicted. The Auditor has s the repayment of o ln frandulently N it to invent be fought for the righ mitted to a continucd 10 do his duty on the &b 1o more * than n The Jury found # Edwin James and Dunphy for the plaintiff; Foley for the defendant. | Mich S0 & N 300 of these frauds, ) The Greek, und o 1% never hind this freedom of deve jive to the Gros on the soil which originally belong 1the liberty of development which v we 1 read them, to acteristics of tlieir fhe broadest husis, inventors ature to human fntelicet aud vof to Luman ter of their prosper as 1 snidd, &ymy 16,000.. 1 U 868520 Cgosni! 18, 464 15,000, 104 | Mariposa Pref T Smmirionar Pacific Mail 100, 168 n s, taking this Conrt of Appe: might well have Lesitated before X Kingdom, the ed to them, t ed the sentencing by this Coust a 3,000, opportunities and 0 +asiss o and they will come nearer N YBiaiota gland race, In & r opinion de work of SUperoro; eded in secnring | i He then read the s portion of the money lowing affidavit: % Oity and County of New-York sFrederick Woebe bei wworn, says that e is & merchant in thia city, OURT—GENERAL TR Inoramas and Cowuks, J. =N enmmerated Motions. 7,000...ex-con. 66§ nnesses 68 new ' will be the cha . And they clain 2 bronder basis than Ttaly has el all, this great uprising change of political wasters, of What oppressions she ies out to us, barism, Christianit Nos. 10—Marks aet. Lydden. Si~Burchard agt. The Pacit 1i—The Tribune Association gk Beuk. T . At the last term of the U. 8. Court in Bal- d Wogner s been tics were indicted for frand and. per- o, tried, convicte sonment. At the pr ‘ourt_several parties 1 1 Ttaly has becn one Kimy 10,000.... ) astors, of . I N ¥ State B Toan_|Erie T D were incid ilization is fighting ngains againet that intolerance which docs worship—come to wy happiest hour for their ost hopeful for fls sucecs. The sicl man,” as Sentenced by fin term of the Ind araigned for tiial, rn Districts of New-York and Pennsylvan versed with sald 'y, when be would Lreak ont iuto 1 state to deponent that there was & part of the keepers; he also told depo- ased to biing hiw coffee was tryiag to poison bim. sueh 8 matner by reason of his mad- o it i for & fow weeks, de- it Lo live or 1o roehlich ngt. The N, aod . Well, they have chosen the t Windsor agt. Devresu. 4,000, ... 1 Ohlo & Miss Cer agt. Secoudave. R le ex rel. Clarey agt. ational Bauk of il nent that & woman ¥ Deponent says that Wagner acted is It a foree swindlers and forgers shall be appr the fullest extent of the law. hended and punish RUPREME COU Europe sustains th Panr [ =164 by Mlr. Justice Struxnraxn. Court opensat 10 o'elock explatned reason of her dip Crete to her i of mind. And deponect verily be above uarrated from his bnow aud disposition, that OPEN BOARD OF BROKERS—I0 A, M. r Lout, that he Iy erazy lomatic grounds of s hot aware of what b ters ou some dip! Crete for 3 years bias suff ssfon that can be visited ‘on men, women dren, and that §s enough for her t exigincies of Enropean diplomac BOARD OF EDUCATION. ol Not. 1067—Cooke agt. Brighsm. 23— Bonvell agt. Briges. at. Bk, agt. The Boston Water Pow Cleve & Pitta b3. 30 311,500, Sworu 10 before we this 9th day A 0 pay a8 penalt) y. She rises new to ask it counsel clal: After reading the affi f the 34 Revised ¥ ourt gonld not fix the day of ELECTION OF AN PRESIDENT OF béd, I 11d be tried or sentenced vet which oblige us to ke the pretedded government sion of the Board of Edncation for the k last evening, and im The yery statu whieh the Court had, if ut all, the tight to pass the sent- restriction that it could p iile he conting gt I . Gt Cnlon Navigatton | 100727 bio. A ; 109 Cleve & Toledo 3 Duane-st.~Court opens at 10 Greek, you can James M. McLean, esq., as President of the Board. Mr. 1 o fow well-chosen words, thanked tie ferved upon him in thos sclect their presiding officer. mmount of - general 50, West Union T 100... It is of no account to ce, 1o Russia to ‘.'!( no legal re ed that the prisoner 1y should not be fixed s, whatever it may be to Englond, that the p shonid be kept up at Constan P yument, Crete elaims her right, a God-giy claims it of an empire that has not the pow which has only the power o annc America {3 not bom slightest regard to t N for bis e xecution, tistied as to his Mis punishuent. ! fore fixing u day 1 ted these points, \e meutsl conditior OPEN BOARD OF BROKERS—1 P. M. Union Navigation ‘Cleve & Toleda 4200, 1083! 200 . b1 ng, will stand as fol- A.H—Y';-u; Jr., sgt. The J. C. | 1014—Seme kst The Cent. . I. Co. 1034—Westerieh agt. The lcw. B. of u governm diplomacy reeognizes. 2 things. Turkey, with hLe exchequer, her bankrupt fina right Land, has no right t Wiat has it ever done {0 which governm: Quae_ st enim ci etiam ferorvim et immanium ! Onis ne etiam fugitivorum A INamAmAM, J. J. 90— Cager 3gt. NNl SUTREME COURT—CHAMBERS, O by BakNAKD, J. Court opeus at 10 | Nos. 18)—Prank agt. Koehler. . A 8 govermn at i (he right by n one of his s ne conventits ground that the brought, was une sustnined demur : w, under which they | tional, and gave Jud r pealed to the Sapreme Court | Attorney entered formal orders of reveisal cuabes, the decision of the Court of Appeals having dis- CERTE NEGAMIS. ery gathering of savages and barbarians such? - gang of tugitives and robbers a Statel Certainly No civil society, no governnient, can rightfully ¢ ist 6xcept on the basis of the willing subiission of i zens and by the performance of the duty of rendering equal justice between man and wan. A siate must show in the protection of its suhjects, in the i dre tion of great public benefi . commerce, it hich civil soclety Is m at least, by an attem) AYTEALS FROM THE COURT OF SFRCTAL SESSIONS. r 1 N. MeKay . Fortune. sdohal agt. Perzel. 2—Hall agt. Carmoll PR T A Court of Genernl Res- UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JaN. Judge SMALLEY ERDICT YOR THE GO MENT=—A MIL- P i«h Government e stantinoplo for any 1 ne of these 1 the facts us to the under the commercinl desigmat stutute under which the contest such i purpose the island that it undertakes to govern, that it bas ever The Coust reserved its de pretended to help, Boston men, we children of words, we are not to be ( ces; and if therc Pbrother Christi; not o be the ped by appesran- overnment agcinst wh i sons of civilizations are and what hias it ever done 1 arder its subjects; nothing but steal the br ripple the development of its popn. | nothing but de- arose read a8 fol 100 ¥ ilinois Central 200, % | SUPREME COURT: ti Howard agt. Raymond —A NOVEL DEFENSE ‘rederick 1i. Odiurve laborers; nething but pothing but hamper comiuer: element which miakes ¢ in the history and attitude of this countr] lements which go to make up this Government, we have a right to deny to such n Government a place i This Isthe gronnd on which I, p rest, and urge on this nation, as o nation, urd on us, s individ i, T contend | d 11 act of Inly 14, 1902, direets that in addition to | WEDNESDAY, Jan. 0-r. & iold is unsettled and closes at 1534, after sclling at The market is weak. Government stocks are unsettled, with adecline of L@ per cent in 10408 and 7.50s. The 6 per cents ary firm with a good investment demand. Tennessee 68 are | per cent off, and h: the sisterhood of 8t i the second | of Hciar deseriptio ty agatust & power which xher 0w balfinl purposes. urope hax maintaine The goods in question were Imported from i | The defendant giar © , ot others s 1, i addition to 30 Dickey agt. Reilley. h . But, 80 humanity brotherkood of n been damaged in publie ent failure of the fi of the State to use its money promptly in annary coupons. In railway morteages little Bank shares are steady. The general specnla- tive share list is dull. The railway shares show an improvement - i Per cent ad valorem, goods 1 question ution has a right to b hve a rigiit o miz orte a8 would prevent their belping them, ple; but humauity must ; an Jovied on @ under act of 1561 v 1 such relutions + this charge the pladntiff ut of u full car; conl delivered Kknow the danger of 1his pri 1ok surrender & rightfal rule | may make some pretence to abmse it. deniy that Tule, you conseerafe injustic under the form of law. comsidering that paraly ANIZATION OF THE COMMON POINTMLNTS OF CLERKS, MESSENGERS, ET The Clerk of the Common Coune . has uppointed the follow! 5. A1, Clark, Engrossing Cler! i Brucks, Mosson- 3 or many years filled enger 1o the Prosident, and Clerk, ed ; Gogrge W. Betts, i “ What = . o ot si |n‘v de i all be the | t sufficient d low prices @ the weakness w8 the vessel stru waking it ne act of 1562 enlarg: scope of the first of the bulls appear to be confined to making a mar- Let upon which they ecan unload with reasonallo Josses, Money isreported easier among stock houses, but this is not an offset to the poverty in the trease- ries of rallways, and the certainty that their traffio for some months is to be upon a very moderate scale, Let was sluggish, and at ‘the s were freely aceepted. , and touched 654, unsettled, with no dispesition to buy exc ave to Germany stadned and colored ™ g der e lerin strnetion of statuic ines," wnd Lhat with tids con- uestion in fact w tion were of o simdlar description to * gray nd also siwllar to “ print delaines: in short, w laines of all kinds in any scnse. truction of the stantially, that, without ¢ smirck in_an s made the long splendor efused (0 5o deliver the vessel aid the loss nger to the Libra or_uncolored " ontinent that is colored oF stain Porte 18 nothing; and ail the sund her, if they dave to put thelr £ ut, risk such & Europeas wap wilkin tl 15 not a nation on th the newly elected Clerk of the the following appoint- ie Court held, subs wriug 1ost of Second Board lower r: of fact, what the 1%, whether they beliey ed, colored or printed et itk the Muyor's vitice w Le parties are 1| Master was intosicated, certain of snee cannot be beaten, ing from end to Who has heen Yas but to per wing was found Lowls McDermott, coul than was ( oods, mentioned 1361, was Laken in the first sub-divi LTS S « Vet - SR I s A, %o o dof Conncilm, id of the Eas W extent of 2, al, 110j@110 b Michigan Sonthern, 8012807 4 be . . 1 tho limits of the City Hall. North-Western, 7 1% supposed to possoss li the Preferred, St{asil; one’s own_ home ihicse Cretan men, read for thelr wives ask of us what! from the ex- onsideration the men before alluded to is tak RLildren; shelter i eut refleets great eredit () upon th In the recent convent fight at C; ‘cooped within the walls of a convent When the battl rough the onter wall, it was sustaincd ¥ Lto hund, In the yard of the e o came finally for the decision, death or sul»- out from wnder that Greck was & good suppl al paper ren TS per cent, Bills at 60 days on London are quoted | ‘at 108}@108 for commercial ; 100}@1003 for bankens do,, at short sight, 110@ 110} ; Paris, at 6 days, 5.15% 5A5@5.13%: Antwerp, Hamburg, 26} Power. At late hour in the afternoon. our reporter discovered hitherto unknown spet «t forth had been e er standard, Webster or Woi | nssailed, T thiz Jast Broken in t Plamntiffs were given fu his favor. while the goods in yarn and then woven in colors. uses of both were the naue, jon of the coloring were the same, terial was the itifts; I I Anderson and Mason A excepting the & Youtng for defe ted 10w Bomew ha v " nt contended that s . ~Before Mr, Justice POTIER. b J. } NEW-JERSEY . 1 the two, oue w tiffs, on the cont contended that this was a radical differenc g re not understood to he similar, Swiss, AI81@5.10 3 Amsterdam, #1}@1); Frankfort, 41{@413; Bremen, Prossian thalers, 72 " In freights, the engas bates Cotton 200 tuns Oil Cake e, trial, i3 deeided in KUE Lo set aside o mort ddant, Sinith J, st mises in Broad s a liged thus to die with wif Trie NEW-JERSEY SENATORIAL ELPCTION, en exprossed mong membors of the Now-Jersey for holding the two articles w ue tho plaintiffs rebnnts of New- 1stin A, liliss, Just before his flight to En- Summer of 1865, and after obtatuing some 00 on fraudulent store-house receipts from several 4, among whom was the pluintiff. o trial, aud the Justico now ¢ nd void, wd thit plaint the property covired by it applie ments to Liverpool are mw B5-10L 3 200 tes. Beofat A Swedish s 000 bbls. Petrolenm, to a direct port ow fessrs. A, T, Stew- brothers, tho g was char blican mewmbers on pasich as the ! nesday could : m (the | the continent, at 5 The business of th brought up in “Tuesday, and a re at, i1 their respectiv X rtleles in giestion yeré not kuown us being * of n t us fight as | poun lives on led us fight with t m the issne o 1ot bo cousidered tl time set down in the [ tor) and that I examined some of ong and Filwards Picirepont for plain- v . tafled, this is al dated ol e an e nd apparentl 331 61—Gold Notes, Cretan asks of Amierica, findings of fact and concliusions of evening, the 2 CHAMBERS—EBefore Justic 1 it M. L Slicldon—otion granted 8. ive ight on this subjcet, In opposition (o fobbers and tporters Who were, as the Morea? Will we, in this better oppor- kely 1o open the whole Levant to ilization—one &0 likely to muke the fold np his tent and si urope--will we hold up the hands of eivilized war- it impossible that the Turk should in Sun Do 2 met from France the same edict of éxtermination; aed |‘|in;nun} llli- };l‘t';whllnulll issued it ) " efeat in the indomitable resolution t ze W) SNt e rftontite) solution to avenge whiclh 8 of the French aruy d man nl-(lhdllllll." the Island ros fort which made suljugation an impossibiity, Tistory of Crete. e gt ov. Audrew was presented at the conclusion of Mr., Plilips's address. He sald another engagement had de- tained him until the present late hour, and being ignorant of what had been sald, and knowing he could add noth- ing, be thought he would discharge his duty in reading They were unanauimously The proposition to recall the power to issue cireula- as subwitted 0 | tion Dy the National Banks is disturbing, and withf gome reason, *banks of cireulation.” s tonmend the law is undoubted, and bard s it might be to the banks to lose the bonusof $18,000,000 in gold npon Vonds pledged for cirenlation, the change would give satisfaction to tax-payerd which everywhere recognizes the r National Bank 1. Cromwell o ‘The Chief En- A 1 i Fite Department the Common Council his animal report for the year just closed, by whieh it ] it and hig Assistant, Mr, fued, In & suit of such and Do stone was leit led some 16 or 20 wit- o a8 above stated, who all agreed that the artie ;Ilmllu as belng “of a simil The case wis most desperate fought on hoth sides, hecause of the filnuum'l ‘l‘n?nl‘v‘.l»:f {n}: the prineiple to be séttled by the verdie at least §1,000,000. most important and I8 the st verdiet ever obtal trial of this class, when Ldward Wilder agt, Robert J. Massey et al; Philo Rugglen ugt. Lowls A. Depay et s A Benjamin C. Laston ug Ethan Allen, apparently deteri > aitigle Doins ~Motions grantod. The Star Metal Co.~Motlon agt. Ninento M. Julbe, — Motion to Win. H. Wildon 2t Artiur Gillender.—Motion granted; thy R. Crawford.—Motion d four Assistants, se moengine companies, 44 members of ntes, and 18 men David Massenn hers of a hand 5, two ')uulk wind in question w deseription to % hich are in good con- ber, and 930 feet of estimated to be It way be safely said that it is the 1 tried lu this Cireult, | for the Government amouut was very lu- portant. The trial of the canse was commenced bed Smalley, on the 26th duy of Decemboer Iu:}, gl o n, excepting Sundays and holl- ut United Btates Distriet- o 1 i crousexBmICN the, o g the jury on the part of the Govern- the United States District-Attorney, |-guco‘1; :)m Wwhole matter, an r. Courtney commence - ming up on Mouday morning last, and the nvlflnnf‘}a I::‘::‘g necessarily very voluminous he oceupied all day Monday and part of Tuesday, Mr. Griswold oconpled al l':llmrnI !n‘;n:'m:ilnx nup fi:|r orning the Judze charged the jury, and the; about half an Lour, when they retur v (lnrzunln! 5 y ned a verdiet for the e Hon. Bamuel G. Courtney and Ef 3 it OO Bttes DisksIe A toracy. for the Govasimmun Almon W. Griswold, esq., for the plaintiff, UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S 0] 9.—Before Commissioner O”M.:PICE—JAI. ALLEGED CRUEL AND INHUMAN TREATMENT OF A SE. United States agt. dict of “Death and the publi superiority of legal-tenders ove ase of the kind son agt, William I1 Wilson et al; Olip Motions grauted. e COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TERM~JAN. 0. THE SEYBEL BOND CASE—RESPONSIBILITY OF BRO- 1S IN PURCHASING STOLEN BONDS AFIER NO- of an addition i - 'Ii"‘.'d IN'NI and Ifl() lnll.vw mes that the Dep beon ealled out. T'he losses sustamed ||||:‘-ll npon Which there was insurance to the amount of | present circulating enrrency Thore aro 54 public eisterns and Ono conviction for arson has been had during t the offender being sentenced to one year i tho Trison. and to pay u £ e ATTACKED WiTit PARALYSIS WHILE DELIVERING nothing s more necessary than to reduce the to one homogeneons lo which will be mass, and so avoid the troubl running the bauks for legal-tender, upon their circulation, as “greenbacks” grOw The currency can be reduced to a uniform dent of the Newark Com- | value by a simple process, by assuming the tion of all National Banks by the Governmen! Washington or New-York, and buying of the banks the bonds now used as the basis of cireulation, pay: ing them the difference between the amount of ciren* lation issued and the average market price in New* York, during 1867, of the stocks so pledged. By thi# process the banks would then only be obliged o keep tho 25 per cent required upon thei€ :lopo!iu. and tax-payers would see n gold saved per annum. m“h.,",:;,?"%‘,’.; mmfim of theso :m b’knl uns of o them nearly as as h“"&f““"" prices would not produce any tinued Without interruy days, 1l yesterday, th Mr. Ethin Allen, A; h-ll .nlt:shl‘ lhllnnl:bl‘umnl Dank. nly, @ Thites llll:‘).rlll#r:ll:l;\ll ln‘:ndl"w re 'llull u f‘rmu "M);.":t'yuflt.tdls'nh ately sent noties 1 3 > o it ey, atating hi loss And g g e Hmabes und description of the securith of the Treasnry, e was sl Departent that bon ing to his deserd) tlmlxl l’fl lboflll p'rv;unl»d for conversion @ mmedi b ;::gll,l:u; rt')llhnd.hndnnu n ll:l! :‘I‘l“m T e # propaty) or their equivalent. The case was tried rendered a verdict for 8 verdict the defendants appealed, fore the General Texm yes u which the defendants hat though the honds might L.‘ll.‘l.. dn(:’mhnh woro bona _fide considerati recover, Nothing short of ulunlm Frederick On the 15th of the following resolutions. adopted as the sense of the meeting: RESOLUTIONS. the lnst great struggle of Christianity it out against the Turks re an integral opeiied the case o ment, Mr, Courtu AN ADDRESS.~The Jate Pre mon Counel, while deliverl vote of thunks tendered bim by the Board on evening, wis stricken with paralysis. chafr he found it diffioult to walk, and was fmmed removed to his home, w8 and giving the numbers He ilso telegraphed to g an address In response to a Resolved, That, by Venice in Crete—as hy rt :1: tl'll: g;oluuxn :;l{ln‘ll:ln the Turk: r indepen eneny when the AT Pobery ooy ot agaiust the prayers and protest fhe Turkisih goyernment and i seatons revennes, the Cretuns have dux: nce, and have taken uj stru e of the Chrlstian st the Koran, of ARSI Was for 0, formed by the Treasu) i restless night, ho seemed more romfonfibln,‘l:‘l‘: doubts of his recovery. He has but on nelther oceasion iscnso has now assumed. 18 ono of the most pl;lfll:lnnnl and respecta- M bl citizens of Newark, and his ness “llflli‘olly sudden 1Ll 18 the cause Dy the defendants, Laintiff on Tuesday. This s demnnd was refused, :llllll M‘r‘.ns‘;m on i this Court to recover the bonds before Judge Cardoz e ,x.‘.’..?u?"?o‘{.d,;z Defore been sl recce—as, under with so much viol yatem of farming ont its ressed all as it is the old 1, of the Bible ) l lonce as tho di s for th 5 ek tho T or the Government; o';.:n sects "E-'" ot and creeds. women and children from stary! 1t wiay ‘ticidentally help thelt hocbiely Lo Lesolved, That in t Essex County Co yuuld.q the caso of umlh v-lna‘:‘:smt muil»ul;:&- ~1In the Supreme Court Treasury would tender, and the inflation of stolen, yot 48 and brothiers chasers 108 o vali 1p and Christianity al to us of the w‘““wu.l“d‘:‘u B el ombany, Which Wi swuk S0 Ume stuco ou (ho Nosth w Lo Inlaud of Cret protracted baukg would xet from’ @ natlon W) ©ostill Baxom. The Chincse cxhibit the same | cuildren of 0 1@ save thow lrow M.:f o mfil“w&:‘fil’:’;w-: Was Cougael ot tho apvellank argued (a1t (s Ysrlioh i vigeess, s many ague: The )