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~ retired, and il half an hour came into Cou RI
WITH verdict for the defendant, damages $4,000 and
gsuasel for plaintiff G. Griffin and r. b. Cutting
xc7 the defence c. G.. Conner and j. +. Morton.


General Sessions.
Sanuef Hudson was tried and convicted of robbing
Samnti n ripp, while the latter was stopping at
the Westnester house, Broadway.
!, James Hsllahan and James Kennedy wasro put to
Brenusr Of VITA robbng the store Of John
The testimoy 70 convict the accused. were two
nc,p'ert state prison birds. who had been made the
d t Gnast s. The jury however d,re
ted the prisoners Michael Collins and Joseph Me.
Zee were tried and found guilty Of robbinx The brig
wi;ayy sn,y Of .:ckng valued at $40
battery on the person Of Robert w. Nevins.
The other cases Were Of NO PabIic interest and the
r;"n 10 Monday without calling the
Police Once
Nov. H,-Finding a Clainsnt-A well Dire mad
good looking young fellow was brought up charved
with dishonesty possessing himself OF pocket book
belonging to Mr. Kehllesk Of Canal street, which
contained nearly $500 in cash and in bills of ex.
change. Mr.. X. stated that he was passenger
from Boston, in the steamer ssachusetts and that
ON awakfng in the morning he missed his book
and began to make inquiries among the passengers
when gentleman named Warner told him that he
had found II and given it up 10 a Young man who
claimed ssh,s OF course search made for the
young man but for some time hrs whe yeabouts could
not be ascertained. At length Captain Comstock
found him in the water ceset whence No usyed the
young man out and brought him into the Captains
slight mistake, and said che only took charge
OF The book and money until the other gentleman was
up ard ready to receive it hmself'T He gave his
name as William Andrews and told The Justice lone
story Of the responsibility Of his broughtjpss up
all OF which went for CANNON with his woyshiu
John M Bioodgood, who forthwith committed sach
nice young mau for trial
SAVING. TIME AND MoxEY.-Oliver Cary. the in.
fatuated dolt that STABBED a negro named Harrison
about six weeks since, in Front street. hung himself
In his cell in the course of Friday night He appear
Cd 70 nave set asout attaining his end in the most
systematic manner, and quite stiff when feuad
oy the oihcers OF the prison. jury was empan
/ neied and on the testimony adduced, a verdict Of
Cary has thus saved two days. hard labor to- his
Honor Judge Edwards, and the city an expense Of
near $500 Was he net a public benefactor to dis.
the city treasury is pressed for money and the
are so pressed with business that the judges do not
know which way turn
| From MeSrEvIDEo.-Captain Read, OF brig Rus
| sian, at Boston from Montevideo, whence he sailed
Sept. 10TH states that the country remained - the
same unsettled state as heretofore noticed. The
troops Of Entire Rios, sent forward by Rosas;. the
Governor OF Buenos Ayres TO countenance any move
number Of or 5000, were within about three days'
march Of Monte yideo /; but no immediate attack was
expected
was in the interior th about 1000 troops encamped
at short distance from the Entire Rios troops and
watching their movements. Several small parties
had collected 10 depose Riviera, bat had been dis
psrsed by the troops Of the COVE The French
squadron were taking in three months provision in
anticipation Of Montevideo being besieged and il
stated that they intended to land 1000 garrison
that city
Member of Congress from Mssouri.-From the
| returns received there is scarcely any doubt Of
the election Of Jameson (loco foco) to Congress bya
Ram Or 10 Rum" that. the question. '-Th.
striped. ply" party in Massach~sssss he whip
ped the wh .I .ss Of over ten Thousand vots
governor, Judge Morton, is elected Three hspdrsd.
| and nine towns have been heard from, which give
I, Marcus nsreu, Morton Norton so,ss2 votes
| Eavsrs Everett - .. oossce
| ,Loce foco majority : 4sa
| There are only four towns to be heard from which
gave Everett last year sDal majority slf Morton
continued TO gain as he had dooe, he may be elected
Last year there were 800 votes in this
tbs expected that there will not be 90 many be csn,s
the abcticni:ts hsd no candidate, having voted for
Everett. 1.-THE scattering votes should prove small
the choice Magnet go to the legislature The change
in the State has been great that it is dicut 10
fern an idea to the State Senate and Houss Of
Representatives. IL 10 said that they are whig
Election IN Miehisan.-The wings claim the state.
few counties. The locofosos have lost several hu,
died votes, and, perhaps, the election So far AZ
heard from the wings have msjority Of 1850 to the
run in their candidates by l42votes.
90 The following line. were written a, IN. az.
Sunday school eseher sung by his purl, ne, Ch
day
By JAMES BrssGrr ESQ., author Of the American ~
Practical book ksePins. he, nc.
Salvation. what glorious song
For children here below,
II doth inspire ev'ry tongue,
And mitigate
The star that shone beavnl, bright,
On this most glorious morn.
And gave the eastern wise men lieht.
Tostow where Christ was bern,
Doth shine fo- this blessed day.
AZ brightly in his word
Then lat rs shout his praise, and say
Hosaana 10 Lord
Fron me uths Of babes and sueklinss ,sunr
His perfect praise Is grvin,
And with Redemption each tongce.
We hope 10 mount T. Hezsn.
Arlington house, Nov. "a, 1899
BRoApwAy CIRcUs.-It will be- seen bv refer.,ca
t. another column that our old friend Welsh has
taken the field with his equestrian company asaipst
the theatrical world The locality Of his am phi,ks
atre mo. 500 Broadway near Brcome street} ci,ss
to u many advantages over his Bowery rivals and
WIZ al least secure to him the patronage OF the
North section OF the city. The arena Is fitted I'M in
most tasteful manner, and the company IL said 10
be far superior to thing Of the kind we have had
here for many day.
THE AroLLo GALLERy.-The present exhibition
OF pictures at this institution being the last pre- vous
to the final distribution II ito works among the subs-
he hsrE - r.. - 49, A. -