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BROOKE YN II,ENS.

GREENWOOD CExgTERY.-The whole number Of
irterments in this enclosure since il was laid ont in
Is4O was A., 293, up to April O. 1886 The first inter-
ment was the body Of Mrs Susan Hannah, which was
removed from New York Sept. 5, 1910. The first
funeral was over the body of Tobins N. Miller, Sept.
10, 1870: Tie number Of interments since Sept. %,
1854, have been 10, 06i.
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ADVERTISEMENT
To GAS COSsIrMFPs -Ihe Manhattan Ges

Lsht Comray have notice that aid Aiet The l't
August the prce Of Gas " h materially reduced 10 the Ia
erysl parties wishing CHANDELIERS and Gas PIPES nto
dveed into their dwellings viii ind n dsetedy 70 9sI 90
sse give their orders 20 COR WHIrTELsY Gas Eers
ana Fixture Dealers No 9z2 Broadway cor zst- whose Ia
cie for doing your promptly and economically are IN
Surpassed Portable Gss Mschne. Resuisor-i Gas Heating
and CooslLg Stowe. &C. mt \ az .hgrt n0lce.
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Advertisement
A REMEDY FnR HIGH RENTS.-A large SALE

Of rsrt Of the Jones Wood. Property the ID aud 81
between 10th 74h to take place at the Exchange
OIL TUESDAY, 18th Apd
The Sd.v and 2d.v Railroads through tn. property
hat accessible any hour OF day night BY purchasing
lots may rent be bis own landlord, snoy
taut and and prof. by the certain and
rapid growth Of the city in thst direction aud cosse-
queu rise Of property rhe Central PARK benefits all that
part Of the Island By taking upward OF 1870 lots from market
Is well BY It's vicinity.
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IAdvernsementi
EDWARD FL DIXON NJ. D.. Editor Of The

scape attends exclusively OPERATIVE SURGERY and Con-
m OF the OBSCURE DISEASES Of the SYSTEM,
Al No - 5h between 10th and llths Hernie Pes FRO
sr.us aud Fstua permanently cured without the knife or
sAture Of ce hours from 20 mornings 70 and TO
evenings all other hours he ia his private hospital where
every comfort domestic life provided for those Who require
careful regimen and surgical treatment.
The Office OF The Scalpe is No. yeseyst Aston HoHe
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ARREsr OF YorsG FUerTrvE.-A French youth

.bou, II years age Thursday brought TO this city
em Massachusetts charge Of Grand larceny preferred by
DuIoseI No IS .ker street fr)n whom y IL alleged
lie stole 1880 the h alt Il Il stated that the
ties arrived short since al pI uo
az the above number That Julius soomons the French youth
referred robbed as friend OF the above aud lied 70 Dos
TN where lived hotels, AID spent
neatly All the money He then went 70 Palmer Mass where
be got nd the remainder and rannng hotel h
ve arrested He taken the Lower Police CoGr and
there stated 70 the Magistrate that the cOmpsinan wee tEuste
b lis (SOlou0us) baneh and seaport, Bat refuse
20 allow hn any OF IT, tie then helped himself 70 what Ia
claimed bis own went OF with lie held - await
exsrnina alton on the charge.
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LIST OF GOODS PAwSED, AND THE PRICES.

a ArucIes, AMOUNTING To- = II =
Every one of the above articles would have been
lost to the owners, for the little pittance received,
but for the timely aid received from the Association
The Secretarys report also shows, that since the
organization of the Association in January 1855, aid
has been given to SIS families, in sums varying from
81 to sl6O to family; and that AS families, which
have been fully reported BY the visitors, were born in
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Advertisement
DJRNO's CATAERH SNUFF has searching, so0th-

ts and ling qualities essentially different from all other
CeaTTh Snuff For sle all respectable Drug stores Ia New
Yok CITY and elsewhere and Wholesale a. the Propreors
prices ty STEPHEN PAUL Co.. No. li9 Chanbers-st ~ T.
CITY; HEGEsAs CLARK Co. Nos 1855 rs oil Broadway
RUssToss Nos 10 Asor House aud Alt Broadwayj BARNES
( PARE 10. SO4 Brosdwsyi Mr. MILLS, Brooklyn.
JAMES DURSo, Proprietor, Albany, N. Y.
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BROOKLYN COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

BEUOkLfN COURT OF GENEKAL SL5sIONs
In this Court, yesterday, Ross Csllsbro and Auto
Mo Leyre tiled r BURGLARY IN the third deeos for robbins
store In Myrtle avenue the lib February is were con-
ycted Of the Of. nse BY the Jury Sentence reserved
Mary Ann Mills was convicted Of Sss ls'ssny. N ssvss
on he ftfb Februsry last ing thercfom number Of
fowls which oand IN her possession when arrested Sem
Robert Barr pleaded guyt indictment Tor assault snd
h.f,ery and was fined s20 or 20 days imprisonment
Wade indicted for petit larceny acquitted By tbo
Jury without leaving their sssta -
Henry sesd German indicted for assault and battery with
AZ an found guilty and JodayS lnpsonnen<
Ttsddsus skeon Indicted for assault with knife fen9
guilty Of sau and battery and sentenced 10 Ane 80
or 20 days imprisonment.
Thcmss johnson. otherwise Daniel Bsn6rs, sonvesd q
Burglary In bs tkd degree sentenced to the SKATE fns
for three years -.
James strstton, Jacob Miller and Terrence he0oye@
indicted for burglary third degree, pleaded Goa "a
petit srceny istnsued sentenced 70 he fsnA
entsy 30 dsys and being under year. -
sentenced The House 81 hsfuee. Jbe Oeon ne0
soleaTled Ill TUESDAY.
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LARCENY BY A SERvASr-Ann Kearns, domestic,
W., Yesterday arrested BY Officer Msnahan of the Third District
Pcce Court charged with stealing geld watch sud chain val
ued 80 from the dwelling Of Mrs Victoria Nichols NO u
Fss, Broadway Tie accused first denied her guilt but
finally cou.td aud restored the property She was Locked
up BY Justice Brennan Tor trial.
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IAdyeTtsementI
desire 10 treat all COnsnmp-

Eyes but particularly those who have Ied all oer physicians
without relief Experience has ho me that can cure Gov
SUMPTION readily any other disease and ul-s ny LgNs
and CovSH sIaUP POSITIVE cure TO. CossanR IN a. 10
varied forms Ars VI. J. M4BiN. -
fsyohiesl Physician and Therspent.t, S3 West tas " T.
06ee hours 10 u. TO 4 D. H., Wednesdays excepted
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Advertisement.
RANkIN'S OLD STAND,
:. go
No. lu4 bONery.
: -. 80 20 >


HOSIERY, UNOERSARNENTs, CLOVES, &c.
We beg leave return thanks to discriminating public NOT
the constantly increasing patronage bestowed on our tsts1n-
shR nue regard evidence that our eNer-
tious in us and importing the most desirable styles
keeping very LARGE sormeut aud selling durable goods ~
w ALEX RANKIN Co, Hosiers
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advertisement.
II II 1.
.PER HANGrNGs for
NEW DECORATE

1s,6-PRArr HARDEEBERGH, No $50 Broadway, are pre-
d 20 exhibit the and best assortment OF PLAIN aud
DEcoRArIvE PAPER HANGSGs offered in ts country
None but frstclsss wOTkmen employed
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Advertisement
DIR. PHrNNEY'S VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLs

have become standard Cshsrc They give strength and
the bowels free and atua overcoming CosiiVeness
Piousness Dyspepsis Rheumatism &c Reterence-JoHs
C. CBEEsyNAs, N. ID. For sale at HEeEaAs CLARK Co.'s
stores, Broadway.
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FATAL FALL oS SHIPBoARD.--CorOner Perry held
az Ques yesterday upon the bod. Of Michael Mes sboreS
Who hle engased board tie slip Guy MauLeng
lg the foot of Dover street Thusday evening acct
d.nsy fell through The hatch~Ey 20 he hold aud
sLy Killed Deceased native Of Ireland IS years OF
sfe Verdict, Accidental Dest.r
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Advertisement
A PERfUnfEp BREATH-What lady or gentle

nan would remain under the Of dssyreesbe breath
when using the BALM THOUSAND FLOWERS az denttree
would only render bat leave the teeth white
abster Many persons know their breath bad and
the subject s so delicate their friends will menton IT,
Pour drop the Balm tooth brush and wash the
teeth uight I'D morning fifty bottle will ast year.
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CAPTURE OF BURGL,R.-Chas. NJ Knapp n
boatman detected Wednesday everng eonceaed Ia
the premises Eliza simpson, Ninth avenue
and Forty seond Mr g. hsd been absent and on
uTr Ing discovered Knapp trying 70 hide himself she caod
for hep Smith arrested the fellow, III whose poe
season he found lot apparel AID other articles
which be lad stolen Justice fsndreAu locked him up for trial
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fAdvertisement.l
GAS FIXTURE MANUFhCToRY.-A is IN

GAS INTIK E MANU- it IUIN ktNtHtIVu III IN
yted TO our Of Gas Fixtures IN which may be found
variety Of STYLES Of Chandeliers Brackets Pendants Sc
Tor beauty Of design and elegance OF hnsh ssnd uh
ry,l,d Curtis ALEXANDER No. Is Canslst,
Between Broadway and Centrest
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rushed out in great panic. On the contrary he says
they remanod quietly throughout the entire play, and
then left with their usual elaboration.
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GAdver,i5emept

are cautioned against limitations n this
valuable substitute fer Java Coes ard remedy tor nd
seson &c. None genuine without the Azure Of HILLS
STRGER" upon each wrapper. Gen. Depot G79 Broadway
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advertisement
READS

OF EVERY DEscRIPrIoS
For Sale BY
N. P. 3 WV,
No. is6 Pearlst, New-York-
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La W LNTELLIGENOE.
COMMON PLEAs-PARr IL-APRIL TO- - Before Judge


COMMON PLEAs-PARr U-APRtL 10. - Before Judge
Geo. Bu.on s,t the Mayor, &C., Of New. York.
The plaintiff seeks to recover damages from tho
CORPORATION for njoes sustained consequence Of being pre-
eipiiated ino excavation In Fourth avenue
The accident took place between snd O'clock IN tho
morning the 18th Of December s4s, when the plaintiff was
riding home IN a carriage with his wife and daasstor.
The excavation made by the Harlem Railroad While
laying their and forty feet In depth ss tho
This the growing Of the matter In c.s
$50 were Tscoysrsdi smother dc owners Of the es'-
ri.ge the Jqry rendered verdict Of seS 90 s,
.rse Judge 70 the General Of the Superior Court and
the 5sy ns tSesi DAT the
Of individual the repair Of the streets OF the city
CORPORATION Counsel in support Of motion for nonsas
which oyerruled
SPECIAL TFRM-Present, the Hon. d. p. TScaABAN.
John West Logan agt. William Heman.-Motion
Clemens G.. Moore agt. Frederick w. Camnsn.-
Nathaniel Hand agt Henry Chatain. Motion to re-
eye purchaser at sale and to ameHd Judgment denied
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-ArsIL H.
In Col. Soo's case Judge Ingerson decided this
morning not 10 introduction Of suppsto sdavits
behalf Of the plaintiffs and the argument on the motion 10
stenPorsIy injunction Is still pending.
UNITED STATES MARsHALs OPFICE-ApRIL II.
VIM. Welsh, first mate, and Thomas Keel, second
of the ship Underwater which arrived bore yesterday
from Liverpool arrested the charge Of cruel aud unas
The first also under the charge Of murder being -
legged the named Johson died In
oferuelty at his hands
Part OF also In custody charge Of mnsny,
preferred against them by the captain
SUPERIOR COURT-srEcnL TEax--APRn io-Befose
Judge SLossos.
Reuben Ross, Jr, agt. James Gordon.-WarTent dis
charged without costs defendant sPuiats to bring s seea
Before Judge WoopRvyT.
Coursen agt. Bailey ct al.-hotion denied, with W
costs
PoiIon. Jr., sgt. Kerney-Motion denied, costs q
motion, BIO, TO abide event OF suit
SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TERn-AyRm u-Befoso
Judge ROOSEVELT.
Isaac VrudeDburgh agt. James Il. Cook et ai.-An-
sver to BE- stricken out Order accordingly.
George Sparrow agt Peter v. Husted.-Order Dis
charged
Before Judge DAVIES.
VIM II. Bgelow sgt. American, Atlantic and Pa
cfc Ship Csnsl CompanyDemurrer ovenued with costa.
DEFENDANTS have lesve 10 answer, &c.
Florence Sullivan, by, SIC. agt the Second avenue
Railroad compsny-Judgment for defendants deuesros-
Costs to abide event.
Annie Stewart by, &c. agt. James ID. Stewart
judgment Of divorce nom bed and board, &c.
n
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Advertisement
We invite the attention of dealers and others to

our large stock Of and Gas FIXTURES OF new
origin al aud beautiful designs OF NASuFAcrURE
MITCHELL, BAILEY Co., No. SO Broadway.
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Internationally
To NERVOUS SUFFERERS retired Clergy

man restored 70 health IN lev days Gr many Of great
nervozs suffering anxious make known The means OF cJrr
~ send ee tie prescription used Direct 70 the Rev Jo
". pAsAALL, Ne. . ksi,oast, Bi0onJ1, New Ien
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Advertisement
MrnIC AL INHAI ALTON WITH CONSTITUTIONAL

RrMEptEs-Dr s. s FITCH may be consulted az his Once,
No IA Broadway now Of the established INSTITUTIONS OF
The ety for Diseases of the Lung. aud Throat Heart Dis
e.,e, Liver Comusn Female Diseases and Chronic DIS
eases generally Ofice hours fron TO p. NJ daily,
SUI days excepted.
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fAdveTcise-nent.I
,EYu,- .al.hr.fa.

tory Steamboat Locomotive, School, Plantation cad other
BELLS y hand ard for sale BY FAIRBANKS Co., a.
their Scale WageIoom, 10. lSS Broadway.
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select from the entire list such as he or the WIS.,
itors willing to take in charge, which selection Is
to be approved by the Board and in future al con-
trbutOns to be confined TO this selected member.
New applicants are to be nominated BY Trustee or
Life member, ard accepted, TO be entered upon TIE
books Of the Association a. one OF their benefcsres.
1t also resolved hereafter TO confne the con-
.rbutons strictly TO that class of families who
have been reduced by misfortunes from comfort 20
want and who hive too much native pride 70 beg or
become voluntary recipients OF charity; and princi-
pally TO families Of women and helpless children who
strive to live neat and respectable. Fol such purposes
the Trustees WI gladly receive donations.
MILITARY Court OF IsQUIRY.-It will be remem-
bered by our readers that Lieut.. Horace Hademsn,
after hi. late trial and scquittal by CourtMsrtial
signed his commission and retired from the army. As
citizen, he then wrote to the Secretary Of War,
stating that he had paid certain sums Of money to
Lieut. Willard, which that officer had failed TO account
for. At the same time Mr. Hsldeman offered evidence
TO prove the truth Of his charges The President has
upon this charge ordered Court Of Inquiry tn
bic at No. State street in this city, to investigate
the money accounts of Lieut. G. l. Willard, s;h In
mntry. The Court is composed Of major Eaton Of the
Comnissary Department; Major French, 1T Artillery;
and Capt Todd, Of the 9th Infantry To-day at II
O'Clock, the Coot will enter upon it, duties. Lieut.
Hademan and other witnesses In the case, in
the city.
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AcCIDEsTiLLY DROwSED.-A boy 10 years Of age
named Thomas Osborne accidentally fe overheard from
.natoat yirg 81 pier No Thursday evening
and drowned HIS body recovered and Coroner Con
refy teld an inquest upon Il
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advertisement

FRENCH CHINA DINNER AND TEA SEIS'-tH
INN variety Just received per ship Nsrepgo Aso iul
..rsnt ri ,PIe GLASS BUYERS will consult their inter
by examining stock before making their purchases
w f. DALEY L. Co.. Marble stores, ojl and 6SS Broadway
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Advertisement.
LAST lime OF LITTLE CORDELIA HOWARD az

Ida May a. Bsrpun's Museum. THIS AFTERNOON, and also
THIS EvYkING The uos. beautiful and .fecuug well
wonderful performance little child ever yet seen
upon the stage.
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ADVERTISEMENT
WILD CHERRY BARK and TAR, by sn ingenious

conbI alton with ex Other SINGLES sa1rd Ne the s1rss anti
do's Known fer the the Lungs Dr. WIsrAs
IN b. BALsAN WILD CHEsRY has Proiueed remedy CT
untold value.
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Advertisement
GREAT BARGAINS IN GAS FIXTURES.-Our as

embrace. over 500 different models Of Chandeliers
We determined them during the present ses@ol
without regard cost w J. ?. DALEY Co
Marble Stores. Nos o5l and ~ Broadway.
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We congratulate the farmers and cattle raisers and
dovers of the West that they have all these routes
open TO them ut such moderate rates. We think that
ell are or soon will be needed and that all should make
fair profit upon the transportation business; and for
the sake Of producer and consumer hope all the
roads will be able and willing to reduce the tariff to
"ve and let i've" fair principle, if the present rates
ape above that equivalent
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STEALING CBIcKESs.-Yesterday German named
Frederick Keoher brought before Justice Bernard Of ho-
his negbo and Ound in his COOP He was committed TO jail.
John Tooe arrested the charge Of being cnederste gsvo
bah for his appearance at Court
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WILSON'S ORIGINAL DANDELi0N COFFEE
TIE genuine /. sold vhole ale by BAssEs PARk, HzGEnx
CLARK Co. and scHErYLfs Bros and az rstan By Drug
r, generally Manufactured Nos IS and E.st lla s.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT John Frazer. clerk in a book
store N4su street ye.teEay sterno1u A.
Paterson y j. by rain of AID bad Of bis -g. d
crushed He endeAvors To get one Of - car
which ion when he fell before the wheels. lie
brought 70 tie Iew-Tork Hospital
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In consequence of there beng no cases ready for
trial Yesterday in the General Sessions business
wss transacted and the Court adjourned for The day
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REAL EsrArr.-The following sales Of real estate
Were made On Thursday at auction at tie Merchants
FxrhspOe nv AIbsrt IT Gsoiav.

Tie following sales OF real estate made a: auc-
tier, at the Merchants Exchange, yesterday, by L.
H. Ludlow:
los .s1Iccs each 81 800
lot. .s1s5s each ISIS
To-. s:1ic2, s.ch 100
Hou.e and lot adjoining east aide above, houss 1876 b
4hJ lot W.
-Four oi. with 5si6inss beeoIson north shle lshst, a.
80 feet from stzv. together 500
tweer eth al '.'l..'.. s9o1
Home ard lot No s. West sls,..t bet 5h 4nd 6,hAvs
House AID lot No g est 2st. bet 5h aud IS IS
Also, byJ VI. Jltr:
House AID Lex No 10 OrchErd bet Canal ,n Hester - $50
Horse AID lot No . ,dJcirrs 'e' Csnn ant Ae-ter SOD
House sDd lot 70 IS .fonrF. bet Canal and Hester -
House aid los Nc 80 st Sas bet sta AID sh 61
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Row IN A HoUsE-Two MEs SHor.-On
Thursday evening a took place in the porter
house of John Coffee, No. l5s Maden-ane, during
which man named Owen Kelly and another, name
unknown, wore shot. II appears that Patrick O'Con-
nor, residing at No 362 Broadway, called at the place
to collect from It's proprietor pay for some specimens
of gold which he had sold him. quarrel in relation
TO the matter ensued and OConnor was badly beaten
by Coffee and Henry Burke, his barkeeper, and one
Dennis MeCrete While the attack was being made
OConnor drew pistol and discharged two barrels OF
it at Coffee, but he missed his ain, and one of the
shots took effect in Keys breast, infcting severe
but not dangerous wound. The other ball passed
through the leg of another man, who also escaped
very dangerous injury Yesterday morning O'Connor
made a complaint against Coffee, Burke and McCrete
for beating him, and warrant was issued for their
arrest but before it served Kelly appeared at the
Court and made al affidavit against O'COnnor for
shooting him. 0Connor was arrested and Justice
Connolly held him to bail in 1900 to appesr for e1'
animation He states that he used the pistol in self
defense.
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The Coroner's Inquest in the case Of Wn Mcintosh,
found dead in furniture in Jersey City, Tha,dsy
morning will be uded to-day Yesterday Dr. Wiiscn
made alton Of the remsns and VIII today
give his testimony Edward Barton. who slept IN the store
With deceased the night Of his death has been arrested
deeIton.
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CHARGE or MUTIsY AND MURDER AT SEA-The
ship Underwater Capt. Shpley from Liverpool,
which arrived here fe days since, after very tedi'
GUS ard tempesuous voyage brought nine OF the crew
in irons who had been confined during the latter part
of the passage for attenpt at mutiny their names
are Silas B. Phillips. Joseph Smith, James Kelley,
John Robinson, Joseph Gilman, Charles Lester Nj
chael Mahen. VIM. WEIGH and Huron Fisher. These
parties were brought before United States C)mm's-
sioner Morton on Wednesday, and committed for er-
animation They make counter complaint against
the Fist Mate Wm. Welsh, and the Third Mate,
Thomas Keel charging the former with cruel treat
men, and the latter with the infection of injuries
which led 10 the death Of one Of the crew. The sP-
pearance Of these men most repulsive they hav-
ing become emacisted by confinement and scanty food,
and their countenances exhibited the marks OF brutal
treatment One had several teeth knocked out;
another was severely bruised about the head; and
several showed violent Commissions about their faces
and other parts of their persons The two mates were
arrested on Thursday, board the Underwater, aid
likewise committed. Both the crew and mates were
conveyed TO Eldridge street jail. An examination
will take place in q few days.
In consequence of there beng no cases ready for
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charged
b,
VIM. II. BigeIow
Il. ZIt, C.r.I Eotn,

COURT CALENDAR--ApaiL II
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERn-Nos. 81, ~, 40,
80, 81, 81, a. S. s. ST.
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remainder, but there seems to be no way getting %
Of h.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUHI-ArriL IL
In Col. SlOOs case Judge Ingersol decided thia
morning not 10 allow introduction Of suppisoy sdavits
in behalf Of the plaintiffs and the argument the motion m
Temporary injunction IL still pending.