The New-York Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1867, Page 2

- » 1 . \ ODRE DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1867, . z = 2 — e a . A‘\‘u:b. L v % v TENNESSEE. ARBERY OF AN ABScoNDING CLERK. TR PRISONERS IN - s w hencé the apphication for a peremptory writ 6t man- —— T A Y Thutohlnnmburofm“ PR et it - Gltbert y : : p COMMISSIONER'S .90, | The waa th 1 a THE MURDER OF UNION MEN—PARTICULARS OF THE | OVER $35,000 TN GOLD CHECKS RECOVERED--INTER- | in the Tombs fe 241, in nearly all the grades of m%w mugfi{m“ - | rende dnoulo:"s&y {q 0 4 he lead- ASSASSINATION OF SENATC ASE AND THE DEPO+ AING DETAILS OF THE CASE. crime defined by the Iaw are represented. Of this num- | ANOTHER VIOTIM OF THE SECRET SERVICE DETEC- }lm"'" u.-‘ b= LFFS OF OBION COUNTY. On the of October last, George Calvert, the. | ber 91 were corumitted on eharges of felony, as follows: nvu—uczg‘umomn'flonwm Qolars A now: i h i e mossenger of the firm of C. C. Parks & Co., Brokers at | Recelving stolen goods, & burglary, 11; grand laroeny, 87; defenda e e Nt up for examination on | .JudgoGlvertimids Tne firet question 18 whethier S5 5 5 NASHVILLE, Jan, 19, 1867, No. 3 Now-st., was sent by the firm with $/0,000 fn gold | felouy, 4; forgery, 6 arson, l:l 2 y 8 ""'"bllw""' n'nlo bn :.llm':. e e meAination cAe““ fi .”_z: the 1 ml-l;gd in You have already received, by telegraph, the an- | checks or cerificutes o deposi i the Buuk. Tustoad of | b 2eig's i suacnehs i charg biving com, | ¥t dloarmed i }:?nmn"' The st oasso o5 et e e ler of Senator Case, and the | doing so, Calvert went to the Bub-Treasury, and exchang- | witied assault and battory and p +tit larceny—crimes that | mater 1058 3 . Manifestly ther are not * stocks” or " Are the] voussestent of-the murdec efsSenssos Oase,and £10 1ng three of the certifieatcs, which were of the s | Tt dctiominated Potenfiary offenses, —The remminder | yesterday, pursuant to adjourument, bt tho dings | securition within the mfl% Congress : it ion County, all Uni ¢ fstant | T two Deputy Shexitésof Obion County, all Union men, | {H U8 O Go5' ek, procured ustead 15 enom- | 8 ber are_confined on short commitments for hardly commenced when Mr. Joseph Bell, Ass Upon reflection, and contrary to my first impression, T Dy the hands of & Rebel guerrilla named Frank Far- o Pt s B R R Dy :xw,‘.nu“ Condnat aud iniodeation. Ten of the riso- | L8 ,‘,‘.‘h‘f,“i";‘,?‘o"flt{.‘.“"“’".’."c‘n'kf?.'.fl""’o,“{i,.".'.'iifif ) B huve comao . conclusion '{l‘f‘.';om‘?y...n:‘;_ - They aro . ioulars i g " i ¢ k i s et on State Prison, e~ B ) ared , - Tposes, B ris. The parkiculars of thisatrocious business, which WiSTGEV (TN Anh SRS dopesiblad beos A al T | that he OIF, Hell) would not ecognize hjm a8 counsel, 16 Satistaction of audited and settied ? have just been received here, I'will briefly narrate. lnformsflnn of the affair was at once conveyoed to Sn- : The murderers confined aud awaitihg trial are as fol- :::":'“;s ::;le‘,'l\:‘l‘u: 4‘::{"‘:‘; :: Lhr:l_l“x.x‘lfin ?bu:m fi‘r it :h.:'fio‘:‘e 'zh':oh drawn b WM On Friday last, while Deputy Sheriff Hinman of | periicicyt itepnety, at Bosice Meadauurteih Dt the | *“0ilimas Cook and Charlos B. Manuel, committed Jan. 3, | lexiio contepd SUle B 5 Lo upper as coutl, | ot s preéxist e debriom, hourted. tnt tho' or- Obion County was transferring to jail a colored | antecedents, or where bis rosided fu this city. The case | 1667, for cansuys the death of Houry Schiossct, or B ledet T o M e moken tor balt diuary way, without any agcurity, on, sny spocific e ¥ W beninined vy he Grund | S0 15015 GO SOl 1 S s | s PG e - o he | L% 0 ot Gl Gl | B Chthety it e, N8 S0t 4 it all CODTEN ore o _look 1t up, | C4C7 MeCormiek:, o o Mr. legge that, under the circum- Jury, the paiz wero joined by Farris, and ell three | ¢4l chance of Obtaining any dlue 1o the thict soemed | Willinm MeCormick, committed May 27, 1666, for the :l';";'(;:_n‘f;g‘";;‘n:rb:n e e "hio. Kmowledge S vode along together, Fartis and Kinman talking on | lopeless. Telograms were sent to all parts of the United | marder of Richard Fol "‘,‘“ od Dec, 22,1666, for the mur- | M. Whitélegke had not been admitted to practice In the p : . States and Canada to Jook out for Calver, but week after | , Trangula Merkel, covai i - . Whitelegge admittin the most amicable terms. Arriving on the Public | Ll btrers Hla 10 trace of him could be found. der of ber chid. e el T ot e aetasos” o Square of the county seat, Troy, Kinman was in the | (I e case o Shle, kindy, nind APDAL Dol 9 SF there 15 9 AL T g 1567, for eatsing the | (0L, o7 having been protested mgainst by an officer of tho " " i e drew a re- oman eoncerned i it, and once learning her where- 4 . District-Attorney), he won! act of dismounting, when Farris suddenly drew a abouts the remainder is easy. By means best known to George Welgler, conunitted Nov. 14, 1306, for the murder g‘?l‘:;’rd‘(“:’:clm‘:%‘::oogn“l‘u Ty !t':mn);.;fl' e e volver, and deliberately shot the former through the ectives learned that Galvert had been | Of Fraucls Vauser. ) - monstrative, persisting in say- t of Visiti young woman named Emma | - There are two murderers under sentence of death. mr‘ :_‘_"l;l‘;l:t;’ng:“'"";}'pwu “pflw““l,' eannes), ot b head, inflicting a fatal wound. The scoundrel, not r . ' bl h cer-st. “alvel These aro: Y content with this, inctfectually snapped his rovolver | et e 15 Metcertt. | O the ey Sus Ca ot | | Jemry O'Briany committed June 31,1080 for. sansing the Liafricnd, 1f ok as L goumagl, &e, e co am counael, four times aftcrwnd, and then turiing his horsg's | fhe uifce ot bis emplosers, he sppeared at Eumats | Sl G e, L comvioted of Tawnior i the | were engaged in conversation about te disposal f tho ey tonctd .| boarding-house, and without wi ck up a single | tHess. )y ADNO) b, r. Whitelegge, bead rode rapidly away in the irection of the resi- | yritlo'sfe fid ariven oft wih im, atuce which timaaio | first degree o Nov. 23, and ou thut day senteuced to Be | Sho iy Interraptod themm by statinig and asr: dence of Senator Case, about eight miles sonth-west | liad not retwned fo claim her prope Here was a cluo | executod on the 18th of e ocalied Tight; threatening he would get out a oy ' ke Toecy Yhe: ey b obtained & stay of proceedings, and the case was ed | ing his 80 gty S Tooy.viving ther, o made Inqirios Tor the | Sl bt ey Rod oo anolie e | bianel 8 et 1R o e Coir K do | o e crban 5, 4, Kb 9 Sy 5 Doctor--Cnse was physician—and was informed by | intinate with a mgn named George Ricard, for wjiom she | eision in the case has not, yet be e hiag Ma- ] yomove ity from the ‘Toom, when he immediately loft, ot Ease thiat hor Imsband had gano to. Hickman, | professed the ardht attaehmend sometinies exbited vy | | Georgo Wagner, comuiiod, Sy K 106 KN C8 | fossing s hend indignantly and muttering throats, it Taking the road to that place, Farris proceeded abont | Wowen of Lex cluss, who, howevoy desraded they may ol e - O o e patilia n Brocenst ] * In the mean time, had asked an adjournment of | Bar g, 190; Strong & Wheaton, 38, 124. Continental {hiroe smiles, when he met the Sonator, who. asked | Do st apparently’ gratity ‘thelr Swomanly instiicts by | & ot the residenco of the parties in Broomest. | ataination n his 0aso till Wednesday Text, for tho | “T¢'ly’ also u siguificant fact that had B....oonneen s dO0 es, Whe ator, who asked | e AR SO Was had on Oct, 27 of that year, resulting in a verdict of npglants o ot he Commilasioner t ghttioant e hen.. b0 et Metropolitan Bok im if ho would not retnrm and spend the night at | “yNERNLCH certain the woman wond in time commn. | guilty on which io was sentencedl 1o bo bXecuted Dod. i DUIDse O g e on: 8 young 800 00 | et i e o wan passed. . They comid | 00-....;o:. 12 proceedings—so fash murd 0oking woman, was dmnfi”by his_side, g during the | not, thercfore, have been in the contemplation”of Con- ‘Mechanics’ Ex B iis (Case’s) house. The other assented, and both rode | pieute with Ricard, and, nrwrdln@ly, his movements | 1865. A stay nd dy . 0COUTTENCe 0 scene, v husband | S5t : ord | Chic & Alton us “Pnrhlmt,!mhd"wm“mm‘“ 08, the B 00 |- AMiiv. rusitheg 4, osuon soe 98 Md 5. S ‘Bank \ Farris, with diabolical cool- | this time the detectives received information on one ocea- | Mntil the €680 o0 Gt L Boca il oy Had ut the 'm cried audibly, either because the counsel for her ighbors of Case, Wh ain drew his revolyver and shot the unsuspect- | =ion thut the fugitives had been seen at Troy, N, Y., but v = thonght her husband o ba vl o | stayed there for a few hours and then left. ngth, af . b8, her bushand would have ncar- xem its stocks, bonds and other oods, leaving th i geonpies one of tho cells in which prisoncrs con- | Vices, or because et Y exumination. It would ofi%:'l'fims'mgmnmmww tions 100; - o thep gallopped off iuto the 32 of “img the | 5 Sew wurn, a Jotler was sent by the defectives to Mon- | Wagn y of the murdered man in t apds of the three | & HOW A, &t and addressed to the girl, purporting | demned to death ‘are usually confined, el a » i A al, Ca East, , PUpos 4 N been better for all concerned if Mr. tin, Snof t tunded of the. {n“ann m‘,.m,m S:LW!’ fh“‘ o “""“ g, }""l '{".‘ S 'i to come from a friend in this eity, and K'\'fi'x Aot ““"’g ,,fil!""'-‘ }}, ""'"}m"l‘wfi-}‘%‘id 0 amme d‘;mpodu'm‘\] “uf'l}:‘é r’;lt;:'l'elipmfivme Doen less demonstrative in_ his manner. 33‘,,",“”““ ent ‘mfi]. non,’ ...mi' fior mmn obli o o faednhaman cuflawe . Oubhe doccoll- | portiiit news. " The anewer Shme ftoii. & Small town in }’h 4 lmi}‘x'l; alkat, wtiil ocou 1ou;ln‘gaeell or oo | Ho appeared as_counsel some short time *sinco 1n tho | and upon the prineiple referred to, th socutities must be O il tn 17murému Circuit Conrt, and Lis somewhat uregular | qeemed the other obligations, of o less personal form, but tng day. while Deputy-Sheriff Green was engaged in | Vermont, and, aithough the contents were of no avail, it n conversation with a friend, about 12 miles distant | was iniportant, us showing that the letter was taken from | 1u the first l'ulhmts-ml;",hdflmgfi“‘ggm'm‘ confined for | UHICe at thiat time ealled forth from Judge Smalley What | Greated for the same_ general purpose, w‘ the scene of Case’s assassination, Farris rode up, | the Post-Offic ‘Montredl. About this time, too, Ricard | two years aud a I l‘- ‘o8t Jawyers would have considered o sharp 0, but eral B) Ley “ Eromm the secho,of Coscs sslssiNation, TuTTi To0O Wes | Jeis the ol and it wan belioved hat ho soust have gono | amount of cheerfulnes. Most ofhistmeh epent In Feal O LaNe s IOUI LY B etsa. pim. OB Tuctdny, | *50 fonert tnon oitod saversl” sathorities to sustain the heart, who oxpired in & few moments. The triple | torcjoin tiie girl and Calvert, Still the offiers were s o e trom thor. A fortnight | 110 day on which the first examination of the preseilf | opipions expressed, reviewing the decisions of oMier murdeter, in the mean time, put spurs to_his ho far s ¢ver from knowlng exactly where tho fugitives | B0y s Was an important witn caso was set_down, be spoke very sharply to Mr, Bell, | courts in some similar cases, and continued: The exemp- 3 put spurs to_his horse, | 05 X{%jeueth, about a month ago, o letter was sent he Courts, where he was ag im; gs i8n i With-the question of bail e s T "335“"' and has 10t been heard from since. i 1o ot feot Tady friend, stating that vatu. | ¢ivilsult, Ho wislica his irial was ever, snd la begluning D ot Bad not g o 00 O i Woud, who o | Lom gt e socks and bonds of e oo [ t %o exhibit contiderable itupatisnce e delay hie has | G0C 6 N % very cart manner. In fact, his conduct on | goual burdens which those who are nob owners of such were the canses which prompted these bloody | DU ivticies of Jewelry had been received ai the house in experionced u that resyect that occasion created somewhat of a sensation in court. | pry ‘which establishes a prlvmml class transnotions? Tn a general sense that the murdered | Mercer-st. froni an old lover of Emma's, directed to her, vietims were Union mem, two of them having served | and asking what disposition should be made of them, and Thers ean be little doubt that it was owing to counsel’s in the Federal army, and correlatively that the mug- | likewise' the property ehe had left behind. In course of S— V) , i 1wo occasions Just spoken of, and particu- under t) tection of the Govern- ively, that the mur- | Hikewisg the pronerty ehe hadleftbebitd: I8 e sent | ZHE UNION HOME AND SCHOOL LOTTERY | felot oh ioc o) mn;bg;m‘]mnx_;.mmg_'m" eu: | who, Uhoughliving under the protection of the Gorer: for them. A telegram was then sent, stating that the The drawing of prizes in the Union Home and | renjarked that he acted as though he thought he was dens, ought to e very palpable before it 18 ted. o the when articles would not be deliverod to any one buf a gusty | g, 0 Jottery scheme was continued yesterday. The | Cc mniscioner, District-Attorney, and all hands, and the i power of taxation uuder our Government u:"m tates 1 boen on opposing | ¢ ould not il chich Farris fried of Ewma’s, The response was that one would at P fed in that manner again sidas. One of the gang o which Furris belonged had | frieny SCERUEE T LIS 09, C07d Calld for the | large hl of the Tustitute was crowded a8 usual, and tho Commissiomer said that it he acied In chat, mARach AGNH | eralrule ie 8 concHspent o0 outs paltications of been captured by the Federal troc ticles. He was at once arrestod by Macdongal and t tho lottery, Mr. Thomas, after breaking the 0 7 0 " b . 8. a o Y, . n LTPOSE his cATAnce ascoun- ol o e i ahothim as-o guerrill, Kefaliation oo | anicics HS Jes K g8eg e L e B | Taanagen ol e o e wilh 106, CpaWing, BESOIa). | Lot e maon T o RSP NP ? in Van Allen agt the Rsscssor 8 Wl aes oo, Y » Union soldier named Thompson was shot dead | taken to Police Headquarters, There ho was guestioned Committee were present on the platform ‘Before Commissioner BETTS. instruments employed in the exercise of the fusictions of in his own Liouse and in the presence of his wife. At | by Capt. Young and tlie dotectives, but declared that Le | during the drawing, to see that everything was fairly A SMALL CASE OF WHISKY, * the Federal Govertmpent. It was also held in this case, the of the war warrants were issued for the ar- | knew vothing about Calvert and the woman. He was | conducted. Mr. Thomas aunounced that the numbers o United States agt. Miches! Gallagher. that when this concurrent power exists, although Con- reason of its paramount authority, exelude hed, and in his possession was found a bill of | tho books corresponding with those on the purchasers' defendant was brought np to answer to the - D e . WhAt i of | L o o e Tully comparedl AR FOYISRd 10 | 11 o e Ryl akled and ahetted Intho | Sie Stites,yot dhero 18 no doubt Conireds, may withliold v moro vallie fo tho offloers, a policy of INSurance | provent error in the drawing. He also stated that whet | yeioval of d Ftilied epirits from a store i William-st., 10 | the exerciso of that suthority, and leave the States free ' printed catalogue_contain- | VIV ier than a bonded warehouse, previous to such | toact, If I aw right in my construction of the act of g Farris and his brother, charged with the mar- | 8¢ der of Thompeon. They fled, but returned, it seems, | FXCHRES » short time since. What could have prompted the | o the Household furniture and clofhing of the fagtives, | the drawing was complete murder of Sen..tor Case it were bard to imagine, ex= | jesued by the Koyal Insurance Compauy of Montreal. the numbers of all the tickets purchased would be A . s on o'opbm'\ the hase hypothesis that he was & prominent | The policy of course coutained the number of the house, ;::fi,u,]..-q for l;u- ,mh“flcl(l:vn !lm:l ‘i;gner information of ;{:‘llt"ll";n:r.lli:s"?kll;jl::‘eil'l's:e‘:;l.l(?r?pndld o hav ‘::::::{Rnxlht‘ e sfi::l:‘('rl:wfin tlfg,;::w‘:rx Cfi"s’fi (fl:eu{ Unionist and conscquently obuoxions to the Rebel | which is situated in Catheart-st. This was all the | those interested in the lottery scheme. There was no | * . defendant has been imprisoned some time, the case | eertificates. Consequently the mandamus must be vutlaws in that part of the State. Ho had often be- | informstion needed.. Detective Gilmore at enco called | jnterruption or disturbance during the drawing, owing to | not having been disposed of from various causee, Yester- | denied. 100. it i said, and was wild and unof- | upon the firm of Parks & Co. and acquainted them With | the presence of & large volico force, although 1t was | g,y the monntain was in Jabor, the important fact being aii—— 300, g in his intercourse yith all. In the Legisla- | tie result of the long se ur&h,nnd one of the firm OIF.C.J. | fearcd that a row would ensuo among the disappoiuted | 1e3 oi'y 3 Motropolitan, that defendant had really taken COURT CALENDAR-TIS DAY. tare he was known as & Kadical, although one of the | O5ber e e R L0 Miffking trom con- | Theai b OB R aaesting They aténiod Pom il premiscs i question almost enough’ liquor SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM. BOARD O fow in the Senate who was disposed te extend the " oo orlig from con | themaelyes, however, with cheering and yelliog, 107 | o make two men drunk. Jo—— , prilBgetgthenwise then hiasten $ho consummatign of | Giimoro s lotter, addressid 0 Samma, b WAL (0 I [ homes. ant, United Btates it auina) to b6 nofioed by an offi- | pEa%T EaTme Rn e ™ oot opemsat 10am: Heltiah Xo. 100, his favorite political project, and if the day of uni- | counted his iliness, und implored her to use her influence - d theref 10 | €0, versal suffra, Tennessco is yet far distant, sugh | with Calvert to juduce him to retwrn the money to its cial 2\' the l"l:{llbd ?lm;;w 0&;::&“3‘.' :lnu Jmnzll? ¥ u.;:r. o 3 e a6 the murder of our dead Senator, | owner, and thus release him (Ricard) from his confine- CRIME ;‘I‘:‘;‘"é"‘;""“ ng . e Hrtley agh, Jimes. ai—Staes agt. the City of Brook- 21 [Erie and the monce of the infamous wretches who per- | Ment T ——e 08— Hallgarten agt. Laue. ym. 21§ 400. = Before starting a telegram waa sont to Emm: urport- - . D, 984~Somerville agt. Davis et al. poteato them, will go far to account for the tardy pro- | , HeloroRtasting & toloqrams Jad B 10 G R na all A JEWELRY TUIEF—AN OLD DODGE. SUPREME CORUT—CIRCUIT.—JAN. 30.~Bofore Mr. Jus- | TH—Drevag Do, e T PR of the £ I political enfranchi it , & % tice PEOKMAM. [ y - g w4 223 400.. ress era of general political enfranchisement. | yight; that he would leave this oity on Priday in the 12:15 | Yesterday a German, apparently about 28 years of gt 583 Bogart agt. Kwuasar, 0—Do Kubn sgt Gabler. . - oo ). 1. train, aud asking her to be st the depot in Montreal THE OBLIGATION OF COMMON CARRIERS TO STOP | joi—Wilde o To6mRichardson agt. Clark. - w - Bt to meet him o his nrrival. At the timoindicated | #8¢, and giving the name of August Kleiv, called at the GOODS IN TRANSIT ON PROPER NOTIFICATION. 133—Kengon egt. Same. 2,800, EORGIA. Gilmore and ;l‘r. ’o:mme left the city, and on reaching | jewelry store of Wm. Freitze, No. 106 Hudson-st., corner | Abacr Mellen et al., agt. The ){;ylrllmn.: Navigation and Trassportation w—flzxyufle ‘agt. Kelly, Sberiff, !"'"_"{l“;:'.‘; lll,mfl ;:-!- 800, .y Montreal on g followlng day Calvert and Emma were | of Franklin, and asked to seo some jewelry. A quantity f oy e 4 i in thi o | saa—slicr, ir., gt Doardsley, |10M—Wright and anothier agt. the 200 kR, TAEAND6-RAIGRATION, 70, FLORIDA--DE | $86,first persons whow tho defoctive s by conpelion | was ahown him. but o stated that 1 aid, not Rull, s gy Ly Lol f',",‘;f."{‘,‘,fihfi‘:}flfi&“,{,"},‘;f,‘:fi.: S togan el ok Migor, 0. SIRE OF THE FREFEDMEN TO ODTATN ) THEIR | bundled ap nufim‘rumd int Culvert 0i mot recoguize | Lnany s indye et 1t e Y il oard | ants, to deliver fo C. H. Capen of Boston, nine bundles ot g N e COURT-CHAMAERS. INDUSTRY—GUERRILLA OUTRAGES—REMOVAL OF | 1m. and the detective was of course unknown to hirn. B, B e T g 1t moment Kleln apparently | Dai, weighing 2,55 B, On tho same day A. . SIOVRs |y by paxan, J—Courtoptasstion . Callof the calender ot g ‘ Procooding at_once to the office of Mr. Peuton, the o agreed to buy from plalntiffs for cost 2,623 1o of hair, the B TEeverved Cases, - e 3 pnshed the oase back to the owner, and turned to go from . e PFt GEN. TILLSON—FREEDMEN'S SCHOOL. Chief of Police, Gilmore acquaiutod him with the ohje ot | $hq store, 1 hisir to be shipped also to Capen and defivered tu Boston, | xoo ‘Nos. 3 J ) store. The proprietor, thinking thero was something A y ol ing shi| i 152 =Blanchard agt. Sherry. 300. From Our Speclal Correspondent. of their’ errand, and professed his willingness to wid | anise opencd the case and found it contained o""fln ’l:'l’lll M"llnd to lmyh{nr :{nafl:fimrn fltlfn’fi"fi, me :::‘.:'.:: .,:_‘:,m:r:h s e mu‘}m-.:y 0. SavANSAT, Ga., Jan. 33, 1807, | them. o nececsary papers were gronted by Justiec | picce of ron aud o fragment of brown earthenware. The | o O e et ull thes gooda had been ob- | $6—Kimbailags. Wight Lo Fevgia an vol. Boan dgh. Bas- : " Wightman, box, containing the watch and saveti- | Le by fiise and fraudulent prefeacs, - latntitts al- | 16—Ts e Levi st BEARTE | v gt Btomon: Mr. Freitzo ot once ran from the | Jlocit they natitied. defondants of this fact and de- | 131—Cigi et Wooster Sermsits} 305t A8 50k o the Fifth Precinet, whe veyed | Aired them to telegraph to Groton, where their Une con- |y G oo ences st No. 178—Wilsn agt. Brown, s Tilta mictieg ws taken and | Bected with fhe Boston and Frovidencs afissad, hd \UPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM. s T e Sy | liave the goods stopped in trausit, but that dctondants | ysoarmed for the term. 4 refused to do so, and plaintiffs went on to Bostou to pre- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL TERM. . Cor ted with- | Phiet Ll tak Muoh exeitement has prevailed here for three days | out d iy, Bama, on (he entrauce F the offloers, wia Hilet gl SRR the % i i :sr: | engaged in taking a musio lesson. She was iuformed ol o and, overtak past in consequience of a misanderstanding, or diffi- | SEAEE SRR NG (LSTokier of Ricard placed in | Soe of o officer 4 pulty, arising between the officers of the Govern- | her haud. On readiug it she at once professed Ler wil . H o ; : I hin to Police Hendgi ment and some freedmen holdlnx( lands on the South lingneis to nid the officers, While engaged iu conversa he was then committed t Fmi sEraaegs & r tion Calvert drove up in a Aleigh, and on entering the - . Dol U 60 0 Saviiuih, River oppaite ShIs | Hon C i romanded 0 Bnow. tho Seasoty Gf tie {Rimuton, |/aiy SIsetvRy & tisk siamiiar (0 the eve/AS peot thele delivery thore 10 Capen, but that Ahongl tho | paur 1—Hekd by Cakoozo, J.—Court opeas &b 1 & m. Withost. & y e 1 801 rus rotn » je welry store in Kixth-ave: & gold watch yalued at Y he Bostonand Provi. | £X ’ 3 y city, under Gen. Sherman's General Order No. 15. He professed not to know Mr. Osborae, and in the coolest #100, Persous who muy Lave been robbed In this man- 1y repi :l;‘:l to !lufl""l 03'11""“\“; Jury. Chic s Nos. Nos cilon is recover $2,146 88, the 63~Hammond agt. Cropsey, &e. | BA—Bogert agt. . " manner hnaginable ordered the par(y from the house. ' olice Ho - The lands in question have been returned to their | jio was ,}&“ Ste mm} ‘aha) ‘conveyed 10 q;;;mfi;;-&lfifl;mm Polico Headquarters and seo Cpen, The. pr e - - 4 ‘ante bellim ownens; but the freedmen refused to give | the office of the Chief of Police, = The house wgs > vaue of the hatr. e e e v Bl e ) 2 . then pearched, and fn the trank of Calyert wis | THE LORD BOND ROBBERY—RAND, THE ALLEGED The Court, in chas the jury, said he should present | 57-Feits o G The A op their warrants, or to leave the lands; and being | found the most of the stolen property. It consisted of LEADKI OF Ik TIIYES, BUOUGILE TO TS | two propostiions for thein to pass upon, and if they found | ParT IL—ARRERe U8R e ur, nnor, have, it is reported, openly defied the author- | five 85,000 gold cortificates, five 81,000 gold certificaies, CITY AND COMMITTLD FOR TRIAL. both in favor of platntifts, they would fiud a verdict for 'Coart opens.at 106. 1. M % and a bill of exchavge for $5,000. In addition, 8470 in . : plaintiffs’ He then sald that Conmpi in Boston had MN-» Ity of the Bureaw officer whose business it was to | S0GA (0 L 4'3han the person of Calvet when arresged, | At an early hour yesterday moming, Doteetive | MR TS cxact o bond from plaintiffs, aud if thoy aid 80 | ™%_gaecksu sst. Smith. Th—-Pond agt. Clask ebai. | dispossess them, and have posted pickets all around | aud a small sum of gold in the trank. » Flder arrived in this city, having in custody John alias | ard plaintitfs did not give the 'wmlhlfwy had o Tightto | 2—sSeinway axt. Hicks. 15=Mcoe: agh The Hudson B 1 theistand, aud threaten to-shoot any whito man | QLI AT SETCRATEY ot e eifen of B CHat GF ik Rond, alaa Stowart, lias Wldron, an account. | defvbr,the hal to thsiconaisuet, Tt RS SRALIOGE | - sherveel age T eaa } who shall dare to put his foot npon it. lice, Calvert was found to be a great deal more tracti- | o wiou arrest was piblished in T TRIBUNE of yester- | S0 arersion.These goods ad bech frandu- | 8—Wilkie agt. Wharton. . I": ‘ 4 ¥ thir a few hours previous, and he offered, if - % D - amountin version, These goods. oh frandu il It is ‘alleged that a colored lawyer from Maine, | 000 n gold, to relinguish all claim to the re d who is alicged to be tho Jeader of the thieves | jently procured from plaintiffs. The faets were brought to | §—Pals et igienss. T ek Ay PETROLEUM STOCKR, named Bradley, advised the freedmen to take the | fe was Iasughicd at for his assurauce, aud offored i, in Muveli last, Mtole from tho affleo of RutunG, Lord, | getendants’ knowledge, Detendants did hot issent from b~ o2 20— Toppiug gt Jacobe. FIRST & o e v course they are pursning, but what truth there is in y. Finally, to sav6 the tro all bxpense of o | No. 2 Exchange-plate, Uited ises joverument Becurt- | ¢h gtutem The reccipt of defendants forthe [ gTp,rker agt. The Hudwn R.| 2i—Olien ogt. Sebrelvenbeck. e '%M the charge, I sm uniable to say. ‘aniT todious litigntion, the case ot coming within | 1ica 10 tho amoiut o cor §1,700,000, He was committ hair was shown dant, and there secms 0 be 1o o F2-Wulf agt. Schreireubeck. Petrolewm Stocks. 1 Gen. Scoit, Acting Commander of the Freedmen's rudition treaty, Mr. Osborne con- | 19 A louse, aud Iter 1 | doubt that defendaut was otferred indemnification to stop en gt The Alastie 6| 23—Pinney agt. Folk. Benneboff Run... 3 25 G o ua Buresu in South Carolina, arrived in this eity Ivert the furuitare of she house in b ok W i Ithout | o goods beforo reaceing Xoston, if it conld bo done re- 3= Wiellagh. ¥ olk. H . sterday, aud procceded to “the scat of war,” witha hiorso and sleigh with which he had | e (0 0 e g fro % Brisoncs | 2onably. Itis for you to say {f defendauts’ conduct In re- g Ml s ,: A l: view to an_amicable arrangement of the difficulty, usclf, and $400 0 money, and thls was ue- | 11 WEDE ORI B GEG! TG YARTOr age, sk feet | S 1 e e to ttop the oo e o | 15— Baocarelis gt Bater. i 17K .0 which, T learn, he effected after a full explanation of e of The suecesatnl termination of the affafr | L¥0 inches in hight, and of muscular ~build. °yy iy q rule of Jaw that, if » merchant sells goods and the o o s e s 15 Kn 4 l‘= bis orders from the Government. e was telographed to dnporintendent Kennody, und Ricard Hu complexion 15 ‘florid wnd bears (e €races | purchmer becomes fusolveut, of u fravd is discovered CRIMINAL COURTS, 6 La L The_ tide of emigration from South Carolina to | wason Monday taken before Justieo Hogan at the Tombs, | 4f 4 PO COMPREEE. | g W B 1,,}""'}’, winle the goods are in sit, the common carcier hev: RYMI 3 a.uablfi. 108 Florida still continues to flow. Four hundred freed- | and released from custod wighy koown 1a Ahe thieves' fraternity Iumn ek should stop them, on proper repie- S e il 5 00 Libe; }: 11 bound | The case 1s one of the nost interesting ever bronght to m"; tot "‘v‘ ’,-""; inrly ”;,"‘{'li. "‘;1 . ';:‘:'u:‘q“‘:l{"l‘;:' rensonably vl.« donie, ll‘l is for )‘t:‘n(u JEFI N MARKET POLICE COURT. guu] » 5 ” he notice of th ntective force, and certainly @ X el sor 2 i A . i i res Ve D] p- y. A 3 254 jkvdaofihe:14pe notige of the drtect u.uhwl;m'“,,:, crainly Qpared | brisonment fn ficarly every State Prison fa the Eastern e g g G SO (Before Justice Ledwith.] s Ne R le in the | SEION O Wworked up. y 2y and Midd'o States. “His last term of sentence was fn the ndants, that plaintitfs acquiesced | Grayp LArCENY.—Mrs. Emma Blackman of No, 10 15 anxions 10 | Vet ki inistake not, will be heard from again tn, | Stato Prison at Treuton, N. J., where ho was sontenced It they i s ? . * | United States..... 300 815 30 secure lapd—homes of their own—as are the freed | o Guilar'way. He Dad conanlted a lawyer ut Montreal, | 97 term of five years for baving broken fnto and | it that is an answer t. | 1:286 Broadway, charged George Smith with steallng two Mining Siocks, * l(hy ?‘;fl prosger flim n{un_uluufl,\' in the | who had asdred Bim that e coold ot o harmed for o P ey s Ll [ B *nl}n";hmll a reht ¢ o ton the gous National Bank bills of the valne of $150. Smith pleaded Alameda. .. s® 53 :i ion of this most laudable desire. g what hie had done while lis reinained in Cagada, and this | FO8 06 58 1€ ey oo i - = | oM also in addition to ey could themselves to | guilty and stated that he put the money to good use, 3 thios of tho - National Freedmen’s Savings | will explain his boit and defiang air when fitst’ arrcated, | S£0T, the supniosition beiug at tho thne that Bis eyeslght | stop them. That would not, of itself be o walyer. AS to R o s ek e cm:: Atlantic &Pacific 250 3 baow and ‘Trust Company,” in this and other Southern | Tiadlio but placed the monev in a bunit o hix uceount, L b AL OB T g G defendants not belug liable for the act of tho Boston and . e aa acsordeein., Justioe. To@with oate: | AT M E IR, oo O e (i : ave doing o business that speaks volumes in | Would have occasioned the offices at deal_more | oneh C O bove, agrin A i Providence Raflroad ol efend.- \tted him to answer in default of §1,000 batl, Bates & Baxi Texas ) b n e R 1 meod ADOuE 20 © have given above. 1t Is understood that the trial has | ootaare ot responsi O e ertiat | nitted him to answer in X Bonton GOl 100~ 130/ Xellow favor of the imen’s industry gnd P 1k The ‘r:.:w:lil\ u:\'l:kulffinl ‘n::'nu?he 21" boon et down for anearly day, and that the case on the .“Jh.'f.'.'.fiu"»"n,.h‘.f}"i'.'.x' in I;xq:srun“ 1: c?mlr::. CHARGED WITH STEALING LiQuons.—Mr, John Meehan, | Boscobel Silver... 210 2 | " u“‘:)h.’i‘;.;‘_}“:l‘:d}i‘;:;:‘;:am“‘fi::: h]:m a"m’_‘l{‘y khrewd Man, 1 16 st part of the prosecution is a reiarkably s(roug oue. dltory. Sela savs e fenderci o o (1 ersos W | of Hobaken, N. €, yesterday appeared before Jusico Led- Bullion Comrall ... 2 30Lon ! 140 A 4 bezzled a constderabl b o o s 1 e represented the road in Bostongahile that person says no & E urronghs " Tudor Le v = |t forad aixd the feei 2t was thorctore deltvored | With and charged one of his employés, John W. Bishop, oo hotd, Walkill : HUDSON RIV RAILROAD ACCIDENTS. ing, on the 12th inst., two barrels of & TERSBRBRINEE $£2.200, The cashier informs us thiat about | for which he . of the deposits last fimr were specie—money & b 0 consignor. The goods were delivered to the con- | With s uous 1 these ‘people had managed to earn by Iabor per- P v the Edldor of The N. Y. Tribune. signor quite enrly on the day of the notice being ‘l‘?u' liquors, valued at $214. It I3 alleged that Bishop had 10 80 Canada ' fo in addition to what their masters required of BOARD OF EDUCATION. : T was on the 415 train from New-York yester- | sud it would scein, from the person who rerreuntu hie | been divected by bis emplufl'erlo hnve the "v?""""mpm Rt thass b x oS company in Boston, expressiug regret at thelr delivery, | to o Mr. Stillwell, at Porchester, via the Now-York and 3 @ Davidson Copper afternoon. As your readets are aware, we met | gy they had been de T it his knowledge. . 1t | New-Haven Ruilrond, and that having done so he imme- | Downiesiile Goid . 3 . 4 1 know of one colored washerwoman, who has & | coworir mepriNG—11 family to support, that has in one of these branch "NHE BOARD—A M over $200 in gold and silver, I know an old THY: STATE LEGISI ‘man—all his Tife a slave—who deposited at one g s tim.’ after the branch was established, $3%0 in | The Board mo ol silver. }h-fau( he earned it while a slave | call, the dent, James M. MeLos by I PROPOSED ABOLISHMENT OF | with an accldent about half way between Youkers aud | is mr‘)»uwuy whether there was an unreasonable re- | dlately unler ptx;:w lfilu- gmfl.ea:nr x;ml l!u'exee u&l%; gu Jl;{(fi;vhl. UAL TO BE PRESENTED 10 | Hastings, which by the merest circumstance Tusu] fo ghve up the zoods at Bosto) you find Wiy | property, bringln 0 Norwalk, where Lie inade sale 0l seeeneas JRE. Q e !{(‘L" beln, - terrible i :. - % ";“;,‘:.-m.:,x,‘:"&‘;‘; reason '\“ S 1 xfi‘}g‘m oW-York, An- } and \\l;\y}cll 1 ""‘V“? 10 his ow mm‘mfim&'m sALEL elos st ovening by special | FHIHA 15 dehila ot POl Geeus ndain ' thousane fver at Boston, vouwillfud for platutift, otheriise sor | dificulty, S 0 30N e ishop Bad & | aining Stocks. | Socond Call €5, i the chair. b axle of the frout Arivips whools Diokn off | Shese quest 10 yon find fo platidtte you ail find | ferson Market Court for's warrant for hi acrst, Officer o | R Blnten 2 dan | Amdedn Fiz L) 3 AMiisdon to teleg Go'd T 500, 83 ) ul of o with the inner face of one of pls, N - | these questions. o It the D Tace of one of the whecls, whichein- | the full amount climed, if for defendants, you will | Wynn, attached to- that € pon sneccedsd it oding E working at night the light of a_ pine-torch, | The meeting was cnlled for the purposo of “conaidering l&fl'lfl done all the overseer demanded of him. o the 1o re in veferene: " ed It from leaving the track. Had not (his occugred | Siply say so. the nceused at No, 43 Eightiv 8 .. 4 60] 400.........03 1 eonid :F;le R o Totanooy of hiaarns cletcs :;-t:'ml“l':m:.:,lyv,}usl-mm» n referencdto the school | Hemtutt 1L FEom o e e dashod agulust a ladgo | - The Jury, atier being ont a sbort ime, sont in word that | With comumiited him to answer i etunlt of §1,000 ball, ke b B ving conclusively the fallacy of the oft-re- | ~Mr, LARREMORE offered the following, which was unan- | Of Jagged rocks only fow foct from the cars, the conso- they were not likely to agree. They came into Court, and, o — assertion that negroes are unable to take care | Imously adopted : uénces of witleh § ;‘l"l;‘ "“rx‘;;"""tg"’";‘“'"m‘;”i g &'?;;,'l"',’,":|,::|:’;"n,"“‘;"1h;t1,'.’:-;:‘:;:’ &“fif,‘:‘a‘:{lfl THE TOMBS POLICE COURT. (’m. i 'j” 4 “51:.‘ mluuuld” 100, o Sahdition & vory. | 7o the Honorable the Leulelature of ths State of New-York: o of the acelden taco What R o 1 . ¥ 4y sumnellUnfon = | 100...000nese of themselyes—that their normal condition is slavery. | 77 the tonerabic the Leatelqeurs c/ihe 00 Conaty of Now-York,aa the | 1 have to sury. Linmediately atger the cars h{l’n‘l‘«mew a | motlee given defendants in New-York, aud a3 to the de- {Before Justico Hogan.) 800.........h3. 45 Tudor Lead y Quartz Mllll | 1,000.... white man from Montgomery County applied fo the.. itary authoritics yesterday for protection, a band, of mouuted men, calling them- inlt, and as soon_u8 the escaping steam would p:n.;lm} n)"'n‘lc"“f‘“““:{" ‘l‘e’i':"l'“':ff"“l“:”f'! ?l':“.f.{‘fif};fm‘i,‘f“:fi: ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT ARSOX—INVESTIGATION BY e 3 08 Court. that fhe nota of defendints Ageuts were the acts | FIRE-MARSHAL BAKER—Fire-Marshal Baker has been SNy Wt to the wreck, a1 100...........b3. Aircovered that it wis Sulth & Parnialoe. [ 2,000, . 100. b30. 6 50 n examining the brok old ernck of months standing, ators,” were riding over the country of : oy ] poutment by e K Ttsted, and not over one-thitd | of dcfoudants, and the Court huving announced questions | 1ately engaged in working up the details of an alleged AftorCall, | Afer G g anotfending. white. citizon’s | o of s Comniuion lo befown ‘sp (he Metiopoliien o wns sound metal. 1 called th put by nearly overy member of the jury, some of whom - e b - o 2 i mdr:nh"nu O el e d Tr 7 | Sorvstpuibeapest Filic Somsoiglis the Opppy of Hew- Yok Tl e htor St oa e e Mt W aoab th Dl for our | DUt soveral o Jury rotired once moro to consult together, | attempt to burn out tho store No. 107 Warren-st,, by one 30,Con'd Gregory, Gol f . 140 lumnnd otherwise shamefully treating | U Dotanss the act amendatory of th ve to common sshols | POSIng the lives and limbs of thousands of {.,,,w.,,m.“ for | and were fustricted to bring in a scaled verdict this | of the occupauts. From the evidence taken by him it 3. 6 95] 100, % %, t asserted that the civil authorities refused | 12 #nid itr, passed Aprii 2, 1065, makin Ninge in the montlis behind a locomotive fu that conditiond” He re- | Worning, A would appear that the person 1] by it {8 & Mr. lm to tort o arvest tlib - Rogulators” and | 24 7" g, anddesigied eetually 1o s Dlfed, quite tudignantly, tiat no one ws to blame, ns it Brown, Hall & Vanderpoel, and Thomas D, Roblason | Adolph Zickert, manufacturer of heather brooms o the 55, Corydon Ww e M:{HS e * Rogulators” ani eliiracy, had ot v sily gooe ke full opsration, (he acganizalion po yas h;np;mulhl'v: o discover the break, it being on the fn- | for plaintifis; Martin & Smith for defendants. socond floor of the ubove store. A portion of that floor ‘ 100, isbanent. ¥ 7 haid et baviug een completed only on the Srat day of Juntars | gide of tho wheel. T asked him how' he knew but tha - —— 14 also occupied by Messrs, T. 8. Robinson & Co. On %' 100 ‘735 [ajor-Gen, Davis Tillson has been relieved | las. o fur At Syscatioat bavo guas inte pertieed e it el other wheels were in the samo condition? He replied | SUPERIOR COURT--SpE: TERM--JAN. 30.~Beforo | Monda nlhm 1nst, the store was closed as usual by 00| La Crosse Gold f Assista Tich od, fully and atisfactorily accomplished 1 ot for which they | duty os tant Commissioner of the KFreed- | ¥ S entitels abriated Eay mee o farther. Jegialat hat he did not and conld not know till they rau off. Justice ROBERTSON, Frederlck Crozicr, one of the persous employed by Robin- 90/ 100... 05! i ere des\gasd, aad eu: o gislation ) y men’s Burea in this State, and is suceecded by Caleb | o this tuse. ’ ! , Mr, Editor, this i the kind of safety provided on DECISIONS, son & Co., and the key left 1n fts wsual place. About 9 4 (. Sibley, Colonel of the 16th United States Infantry, | 2~ Because it s conceded that ¢ this important thoronghfare, and these are the kind of | Moredith Howland et. al. agt. George C. Genet.— | o'clock, George B, Tripp, also employed by Robinson & Sy Lol. Lewis of the Burean in Tennessee is, Lam in- | New-York, ae it now exists, is supe mechanics on whose knowledge and #xill in their art de- | Motion granted without costs. Co., whio slept in the office, entered the store, and found WEDNESDAY, Jan. 30—P. M. Gold is higher and closes at 124} after selling aé 134} and 1964, The stock market openod strong end thero wis 8 formed, to be Col. Sibley's Chief of & i {6 operations than that of way o pend the lives of thousands of pussengers every day Samuc) Lyons ogt. Third-uve. Rallroad Co.~Default | & light in the rear part of the store. Burprised Tt ks ot K RSIN for Sardmen, wislh | DR RIEnE SR piteiton Jos biew ek S £50 cinestgell | While the pemimorass HISciaiionl Fasinesenis aesuny opened, . RS oult | 8¢ decing o lght there ot that wiusual hour, he nd 960 pupils, supported by the Ameriean | cigiae proribet. 5 e fnsicaction aad s | w pross, nt Auy enginchouse, so contrived ne tobring 10 | Geo. Kelly agt. Chas. A. Brooks Daniel Owen_ agt. made oloser cxamination and fonnd two candles burg- p 3 S 2 bear a pry on each driving whoel of sufficlent forceto | Fudson River R. R. Co., Wi, Tuylor agt. Edwln J, Rich- | ing behind some crates of heather, about three feet apart issionary Association, and ¢ private sehools, with jecae b wonld! be s gilerous wrongto depsive the cltiaens of 1he | demonstrate tho soundness of tue axle, Buch a test, ap- | mond et al.—Moti 1 1 surrounded by loose bits of Kindling wi ,- H of 5 of conferred o d .~ g g wood, shavings, por the sauie ngvnbcr;»fv te ""l"'" aund about 150 pupils, | &G ntate of s Ir.f\.:"flm e ST st \Ne olian ot plied to the wheel in 'l""‘”""' would have suapped it of W 758 ";x:-';::nfi"u,:m BARBOUR, fl’»‘f.u..-;, and othur combustible materials, Which ) good demand for the whole list @t an advance on lasé cd wholly 3 the frecdmen, There are in the | fie diidees, sspecidy whea it i Coacated that $4ch right as pever | With one-third the siandard force. Wo have modesof | James Kelly agt. Unfon Trans, aud Ins. Co.—Motion | beon saturated with kerosone ofl, The candles had al- | night's prices. At the Stock Exchange Government vast l}n.l 0 children and adults in school, | hitheris beca abused 1 testing defective bollers; why can we not nlso have s | granted without costs. X ready burned so low 08 to be in imminent danger of ig- A e b S enreoy Jems thnns J00,000 CoIOPe. | bbby e raretfly sttt atore avy detveaetin | Pl GF testing defetive axleat 1€ tho Hudson River | ®iury A Mchonnott agt. Sccondave. R. R. Co.—Caso | Litiug the inflammable mass. | Thoy were extingiatiod by securitios were 4@} per cent higher. ‘Tenneesee 68 - Tho ato using ev o n:lmx;.mu mieans “umfl: R e tn mtans o1 (80 apeeiive (u i etas (he l_f;;:,'.',',;';f‘n,'*;";;g;;;gfl};f;‘; oo iuntlinae 3 thots empioy | sottiod. et 1k Mo, Rrivy who“then osllsd i ;)f'r;m“w*‘c;', o of th® | rose 4, aud North Carolina 0s 1. Olio and Mississippl arn to read write, In thonsand " thorized and regn eremally to luvestl- e 2 ’ efore Justice MONELT. 'hird Precinet. By the advice of the officer the articl A - of the colored children, who have leamed o i owasgta sl 4t 8047 ol fhm et A e VR e e meoiN brokels |, Frederick Bredt agt. Leon Buruard.— Motlon granted. | were left an v jien found, and. Capt. Greer Was intormed | certificatés rose 1§, Banle shares steady, A» com L L S e now ot oo g W, mecessity sxilo 9 » rdica | Lyve-Ahirds off, they oan obtuin the necessary fuformatiol Paris G, Clark nat. Jackson 8 Schultz, & Motion | of the circumstance. Wiile Tripp was engaged intakiug | pared with yesterday morning’s prices Canton and {ag therr toread : and thus the Jittle leaven e caoved thit & sommittes o theeo o ap. | New-Torky JAN 30,3001, " & TP 33 Jag vea awinling miad 30 be RUCy 8 JUY I tho shutters {n the moruing ickert o bls 0" | Mariposa Proferred roso2 per cent; Atlantic Mal, 4, fi. he§ 9 3 b 5 h s anted. rearance and ascen ud floor, o o~ R s peneo bas b irythi's medwre | polits 40 yEGcceft (g Ibany o, pviess Tho ettty or e Ry ek earsall al, Solomon Tatt ef. al—Pindiugs of | Corklo. was morified_and at once visited the scene | and Pacifio Mail, 74 per cent; New-York Cenfral,2:; bt ituklly lewven the whole lumnp, until | public ux‘s‘:lcfluin‘:n s clty, Carried, and te@Chalra EXAMINATION OF BREECH-LOADERS, faet mu«d:‘lmm-n > Clerk’s office. of the attempted arson. The candles had disap- | pie 15 Reading, 1 Mighigan Central, 1§ dr. J n_will stand hefore the wopld not only | Dotuted Messrs. Larremore, Allen, and Furr as such com- Srits oy NEw-Yo 4 Glenville Woolen ( Joseph Ripley; same gt | peared and the inflammable materials had beew | o0 05 <7 o acbins 4 : Cl Pitts- froe the shuckles of Slavery, Il redeemed | mittee. — ) ; Vit o AR o ) | Alex. J. Camgron.—Soo memoranda with Clork, Detterod wronnd tha- floor. Tho smell of kerosens | Sonthern, 14; Hlinois Centrgl, 1; Cloveland and from the heavy weight of fgnorance and vice which | _ Tbe following was received from Commissioner BOoSE: ] Gl ng A g 0"“-"«1.; s agt Tsone C. Kobertson et al—Judg- | was, howeer, still plainly apparent. Scarch was | hureh, 14; North-Western, 13; do. Preferred, 5 Rock the_ agcursod “insiitation entailed upon them, and | VEM No. 200 B As many of the invent e i/ g T e rrniss Withou$ eCom, mado for Zickett, and he was nt legth found \eing beside | 37, and Fort Wayne. §. After the call prices ey S Ay S St | oy OB | oy of o Spcntrs, o, mannetes o | el S e G Wt e koo | gt SO ST | weryows, bt el g wer sy ke citizens of o free and independent Republic. Gusroenms: Deing still confioed to the Bouss T shall be unable to | examination samples of their arms In time fi w L regy - oo v cines- CHtom SN, ey werg lower, but soon e - Vi the pres- Geo. Plitzer, exeentor, agt. Dry Dock 8avings Institn. | notified, and took the matterin hand, and leamed that % ake e me procestisgs (s atrsoom, a1 4are so Gfomaation | G Taceting of the Hownd of Officers vt ) 3 ry avings Institn a 3 the trouble of the American National Bank.was b paconomemins —— H o ibn o ek y L A ed by 8. 0. | tlon,—Motion granted without costs, the prisoner was insured for $1,500 in the Germania Com- 4 FLORIDA. e, L wm‘;“}" s pacdied Wreammadont o (4 e No. 3, Beries of 1867, for ":i" examaination and trial of the | = Thomas B. Oakley wat. Wi §. S ks~ Motion for o new pun;', whils the amount of stoek in his possession announced. This new disaster affecied the marked - o nhe’ cluun‘:t‘-hu; el 13 mr evem fo e :‘:fi&n_’ff;‘f'fi:‘:‘r"’l‘:‘nfil lhl':wnlt:;’:.sfim?'"chm" trial denied with $i0 costs. not amount |<“n;rr(~ f’hutllW)&. \'nst:l'd’ay'rthemvfl:zl::: unfavorably, and there was a disposition to sell nearly uication e Board. own term of offiec expires tily L. 2 el Wi rral I fore Justice Hogan at the Tombs, - L WIIPBING FREKDMEN AGALY. : et ey i s | gl for vt examunlon s o heSate Kl | o111 0 contoN PEEAR TR T il Thets o st forit, i ho waa coalitea ur | tho wholo lst a lower prices. The closing quotations s spoker i . racter of C 0 Y OUX 3 b a LI o k! - e S0~ S Vs From Our Wpecial Cerrespordent. a wituess than An ‘sdrises, ’?mh;h...uu.l P iniat e o o | o'clock a. m.. and all 0o having arms which they desire Yotore Judge CanboRs. | A | e e Genunay, mad FlOCOAE | were: Nowork Centrul, Watoh: Erles SSiacss JACESONVILLE, Fla., Jan. 10, 1867, | 0ove ot let undone, to deserve ammikilation ! Reading, 103@108}; Michigan Southern, 601@W; e not yet beard way | to have entered for exmmination will please prosent th A DEFERRED VORCE. specifications in ausiver to this question, and 80 far ay the pabiie ar 0 e i i 3 D DIVORCE. arued mn'u;nuf;-'._xluu T Do oy soish o bafleye | 08.0F belore thab ey and 18 'will be & ! North-Western, 841@35; North-Western Preferred, that for Bogert agt. Bogert. Yestenday, at a session of the County Criminal Ny Cise, mrnod on Tuesday te Wednesday, YACnTING IN 1840.—Adventurous yachting pre each arm presented, 200 cartridges bo (Court for Daval County, held at this place, a colored tan, s tmiv ide and satisfaction in the copduct and condition of W. PALMER, was again de Ce P a sorganut (n the Wth U. 8.C. I, wossentenced to ot 00 0wl Smeran e e o130 | (- Gomeral of Oxdnance wing Presidngof Bonwd. | Pntll nut tomortow: the Contt e Hickness of 15 | oo by many years the voyago of tuo ihre vessels ot | OO TS UTLE) KD Lol e ware bid: 2ot i the pillory an 6o Feceive s Jashi on sy the it of G by gy s T ——— ot any furthor postionément wouid b puiiabed by i | the Now-York Yact Cuub, Cupt. David 6 TAUEREE | ypo onicy, 1175 Phenix, 1007 ‘Tradesmen's, 124 i baro ek, on the 18y of he resent DI:‘:;! What | g7 eotuein §;d’_~ o L‘lo-«nul A T P——— o b N S mororn for Dlaintite; Mr. Graham for defend. ;:‘.";:::.:"h'::}‘:::mm TOYRESTO | ctate of Now-York, 107; Comnierceu110; American - g vilized kind, that sickens the ars |, St b ot ";'5'.'.’.'.2"‘:"...":?.“ o benging o e | Sy L notico in to-day's TRIBUNE under the hend " BPECAL TERX.~Before Judge CARDOZO. 450 much exeitoment lna been vansed by the recent | Exvhange, 115; Chatham, 140; Republie, 115; Bank 1n 80 action or appolatment 0f the Any pari bizs | of City News, an account of o meeting held at Argus [y 0 DECIAIONS. Atlantio yacht race, I thought I would say to you of North America, 102; Metropolitan, 123; People’s, on any sibject, | Fiall yesterday, likewise the publication of the call for yors agt. Fanlkner.—Case settled. 118; Grocers', 120; Shoe and Lether, 110; Corn Ex- man who has not drunk of the poison of Elavery sentence. will nudoubtedly be carried <10 | that neeting, which proved to be in 1 o i camg i rm of tho United States in- | b ‘::""" Commiton w1zt | L84 LANCOR YR 10 G atin [iberost OLDIOS | GUPREME COURT-BRookrys—Jax. %0. Before Judge e but | for self protection, and in vindieation of the b GILBERT. r, - Doubiticss, a8 Torget the mill- dully fo- and extra someo thmo ""’".\;. Ve 0%0"‘”" SR R at the N. Y. County, 140; Importers' aud Traders’, 108. - at Talcahuano four, and arrived at i 4 ; be reputation of Argus Hall, that the Hadl was obtained | LOCAL TAXES ON UNITED STATES CERTIFIC, - nd embarrising spscaiaton, !:rdtnl:l:wp:m':_hmun i e adion, | $ IO DicikloN: CATES—IM eing o charaster mecting whs Bacer: Aoiaiie et o withevery | fuined, the traffickers in virtue were .gqflu ol The | Suameine Gl (BSoaln) Bels. Tokes B .lfi'fi the Yaid by i g 4 Government cent, Primo commercial paper Passes at7 por ceab to i have [uvari: ived 9y EX for a fow rare names, and ot TH@8 por cent for what Ii we premises. D.D.T. Davis, Ageut. Phonix Insurance Co) ?fim {anererce m | PN York, Jan. 2, 197, T ongel e Counly Teea b o ' : 1, yours, C e ———— uwaonvnm( Stuies Cortificaten bted is generally ranked as prime. e » Which was oxdered o bo eutered at Mt iee™, | Fon mur Pams Exummios,~At No. 54 Broad- | vore . X5 sooms ‘8.:“.‘ Company ‘Exchange is quoted 108§@100 for leading storliog utes. ek way Is & cooking stove Nfin cont #1400, The batlor, | Honod, Anseascd. amounts at 60 dags. JE S t 1 15 08 a5 & piAD O ot 1 Sy Jatoes [aakiya * Froights are firm. The to Liverpool m i i . I oooking, ' curreut of ol pusses s of are 300 bbls, Rosin, at 2. au '(“":,‘m - 2 S o0 454 ) SR R T e R & I U