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COIRT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

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SUPERIOR CoURI-TRIAL TERN.-Nos. 495. OLD
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$50 M l4a SO 597 3l5, 4i9. as ~, al. - -, 90
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IA VI "a esG "a s67 &C. 1850 23t ~. Part ILNos
as 7l6 20 -67. 76I 70 re s24 20 so. al. - - "a ~.
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'l .rre frsme bufiir. ocsups! by Do1s va, r. I'd
from The nsne5 The loss /. e.timref A. nom 800 80,
S,o. bb, fe,av az POI ht,Tiir Las nfht '~o her
arr 81 Jsnes n, ,nci1 a1d James Was az mo ~ ~
H.,n $50 Pogrhkeep.ie Uten D-mou ar" shHe and
,IsIs W. .. IN IN. NJ fsrr deep slt al-e . WON'T
The weather on he Hui.o7 dunrs th- o.. We. a., Pm
- ,le ,i,rr I. ,IEry si frner Newba't horses and
wagons crossed fr The frs time Sa 'iAy To- r'eI 10
from Tsr-y.rv. and pers9t Wet 49, -- - 'u-
fiy-, a. ioW dos a. SpUy.en p-yNeL
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Mr.. Gustav Satter Of Boston. will give his first con-
cert in this city, this evening, at Mozart Hall, No
663 Broadway. assisted by Mrs Eben Cste Miss
Henrietta BehrendJ, Miss Jenny Twitcheu the con-
trato, from Boston, Messrs. Mollenhsuer. Goidoeck
aud Eben. The programme embraces many choce
compositions
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BROOKLYN CITY COt-RT-March lO-Besore Judge CCLvEs
ACTION EOR DAMAGEs.

Joseph NJ Pscquet aet. John Nee mick and wife
The parties occupy neighborlng houses IN Bergen
street and the pan hsyng erec.ed fence 70 prevent
from crossing his premises much TO the inconvenience OF dU
auts Mrs Mccormick proceeded to tear il down Pacqre. in
his endeayos prevent demolition. took hold If hrr and
struggle which followed both fll into pool Of . The
woman got I'd ard stoned the plaintiff hitting him IN" i
and inHring him ey. lie suffered greatly tom the ei'
Ia some time aerwsd and this action was brought for dant
which were The being given TO the jury they
hroulht in verdict Of : 40 for plaintf.
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Ahper Bsrtett asf Ch-s. y Wa'rous ct a.
This ac,ion brought 10 recover r difference IN
vsrr pork ordered aud that which delivered Plain
III ordered pork Of CERTAIN quiiy from the dend,n - b.
shrrd San Francisco Upon delivery found T. be OF
sn il frriar qus'y to that which ordered
Defendants alleged tha they the directions Of the order
The pork have beer changed aer they had dev
rcd II They denied any liability Plaintiff claimed 500
DAMAGES The Jury found q verdict Tor defendants.
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COURT or GENERAL sESSIONs-MARcH lO.-Betcre
the CITY JUDGT.
Il piacad at ha ri will

Mic
aaushr tie asthe keeper Of liquor saloon. Of
Thirteenth sud H. and the 9Th n December shot
John Skey following 1usnccs Late in the
nigh, dse deceased accompanied b. five friends Towd'
sId r.hmrn the d. PENDANTS saloon and demanded
drink For reason which CLEARLY saowr hight
occurred Barrett back and procured gun
which h the crowd Sicily shot and taken TO the
hospital where in four hours he expired Several Witnesses were
YESTERDAY but the above the su OF al the
es,imou = elected The css- III b. continued to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

Science AND The BIBLE Prof. Doremus will de-
liver a course of ten Lectures embracing discussion
of the subjects of Astronomy, Geology, Paeonology.
Chemistry, and Physical Geography, and exhibiting
the accordance with the established facts in these de-
partments and the incidental scientific references made
in the Scriptures especially as connected with the Mo-
sale account Of the formation Of the Heaven and the
Earth and of the Deluge. The Lectures viii be de.
liyered on Thursday evenings, commencing tonight.
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vii meet fo- the purposes Of trial. The subject has
cr4,,4d a good deal of excitement, snd tue Council
CtanIer on Tue-day evening was excessively
crowded W.T. spectators and the crowd VA. as dsor-
Fa-iv a. il wa large.
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Advertisement
,pCCESs ASTONISHING TRIUMPH

49,, ursnss throw n c,rnpc.ey into .he shtte
.b...,i- ry,- witnessed Nothing ~ gor.eouS
- - ove-vhclni interesting IN" rew
-. H., ~ Tur BPfpr OF FvENI>G. ~ BARNUs'S
Nj rtn k,s ore 81 those suc-esss ms er Nv 70 n-hI
H. s..rr ruexp.cteduess. IL Il - b. repes,Hd TVS
rrNrxc xben another tremendous sensation nsy b@ hl
Ia T,y Lo,T sos /. 20 be given .hsre TH' EVENING
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fAdvei;i.m~b'l
= NATIONAL THEATER.- The piece

PrRD,'s NATIONAL THEATER.-Ihe pieces
-.ed foI thi. evening": enertAnIent are as o2~. TIE
49,, ~ WEALTH ASD WoRTH and HAWK THt GHwAY
go and pantomirne Of TIE MAGIC TRUMPET On Monday
er il d h. performed Harry seymour ne" an erng dram.
coti,,d JT,E BROVN ot HAyELockS LAST VICTORY which
"a lan prepared the effective manner fegades, OF
e,,nse Places be s-cured for evenlasneK week
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ASoTHFR BrRGLAR.-Yesterday moving young
man named Jchr MastersOn was apprehended in The
grocery store Of Mather Sullivan, No. 90 Willie: street
which Re, in company with an accomplce, lad bur
garously e0tered. They had effected entrance to
the premises BY breaking open rea- window. The
proprietor wac aroused by noise about the premises
at clock il the morning, ard upon catering his store
found toe fellows busy ovsrhaulirg his goods. He
ceeded in capturing Masterson, but the other escaped
Justice Brennan mitted the accused for tina. He
says he wen: into the place in state of ntoxc alton
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MARRIED..

ClFFORD-LOWREY-In Brooilyo. on wednesday march
N by- Rev Dr. R. s Storrl. j.. NJ Ira NJ Clifford OF
Dayi Iowa TO Mss Helen J. Lowrey da ishef oil IN
late Vs.'e owrey. Of Troy. n. Y.
POND MILES II ri, city Wednesday, March TO- a ne
Pren,, Chsrs II. Pord Mary <. eici. daughter Of
thar Mis-. esq al OF ths CITY.
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LAW LNIELLIGENCK.
THE JORDAN DIVORCE CASE.
srppFwE COCRT-sPgcIAL rERn-MAca lO-Be(ot. D. L..
CLgREg,

Annie Jordsn 'r.sse Clifford Jordan
The paf.ie. 20 this suit we known Theatre, n
4'.brii -= few week sgo the plaintiff obtained
deco divorce again-t hey husband 81 the rrornf
- sdrr-rv. The Court iared defendant to give
nsir,ir the sur Of - pr week aim ny. |, appsav-
no ,bs, he Wa. aboDt leaving the State wthnut
ob~ynp this order an attachment xss issued against
Linn 70 answer for contempt, and requiring him to give
ha,' he was sI-'t.d and gave ba,l IN the sum Ot
- GO for his appearance Saturday last. Sibse-
ou.nty All, counsel obtained order requiring plain.
"a % show oause why the attachment should no. be
vacated. This morning the Court denied thi. appca-
or viii go costs. TO be paid by Mr.. Jorisn 10 Mr.
Jordan or her attorney.
On motion of plsin,fs counsel the Court also or
dered the bal bond 20 be prosecuted in her n4me,
ss.ignee Of the Sheriff and also tat another attach
mert issue against the defendant. Neither Of the par
ties were n tourt,
EDWARD g. p Wilkins, theatrical critic of Tie
Head. ard Mr.. S. NJ. Flock keeper of bowling
saloon in Broadway, were Mr. Jordans securities.
II CHANBfss-Beorr Judge CLEsEE.
DECISIONS.
Vim. r. Miner, implicated ads. VIM. Miner.-Mo-
on grantee payment Ct costs OF the last 4dsuedi and -
o. Gori ct al. agt John MEG e ct sl-Motion
r McGla.han agt Addison Rice It al-Before
m case be settled the defendant. attorney must examine
he amer iment, and carefully ascertain what amendments be
Philipina Grant agt John G. Grant.-Judgueut of
Theodore G. Foot ct al. ACT. John s. Harris ct al
Cs. settled sill amendment allowed except the three
marked on the lsst page but one Of The amendments.
Jane Stebbns ct. al. agt. Matthias H. Howell ct a.
Before Judge ISes,H,M
EWm W Bishop, assignee, agt. Louis j. Doyle ct
Mon for commission gr,nsd subject to certain iusa.
tion- stated in opinion. . 49,,
Selab Squires, Rer. &C., sgt. John b, Wheeler ct
-Moon denied With leave 10 renew OF further adavi''
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Adj yIrws of the SayDwICUISI.SDs

ana PoRTsAs Of the KING and QUEEN the oca, aid natives
generally rare and valuable collection OF pictures sten BY
travelling artist and exhibiting HOLINESS GALLERY, No.
$50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

DISoRDERLY Houses BRoKEs UP.-The Mayor a
police on Tuesday night revisited the establishment Of
Cbas Kouch, No. 463 Broome street, ard rearrested
ak g,ls who were come time since in custody as model
artists. They were On this occasion found IN decent
attire, but arrested complaint of the peghbo's Toe
Mayor ordered them TO be sent to BackselIs Island
for three months esoh The keepers were held to bal
for trial in 5000 each.
Tie police also visited No. Il Howard street aud
rested ten dsOrdery females but they we're released
ON promise Of future good behavior
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On Sundsy afternoon, about 81 clock p H.. OH
German by the rsme of Ludwig kllppnan. with
ce-pet-bag full ot mIl;uers goods, rclGding i've
pieces OF liz ara .atins, anc several pieces o RIB
His room was seerched, and about 60 20 yards of
silk be- de other articles. found The goo ds are
now a. rc,ecseion Of the Property Clerk.
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THE LATE SrABBIsG ARRAY IL Avenue The
Coroners were notified on Wednesday that Mrs Bar
bara Hande, who a few days ago was stabbed in the
head with pair of shears, at her residence No. sc
Avenue b. by Joseph Beck, iourneyman tailo' in
the employ Of her husband, was likely to die. Coroner
ConneIy Immediately repaired to the house and took
the ante-nortem examination of Mrs. llande. She
stated that Beck and herself had dispute relative to
the payment Of a wash bill, when she became enraged
at Beck, ard eezing mop, struck him with it over
the head He then seized her by the throat and
stabbed her in the neck and head with pair Of sbesS
after which he ran away. Dr. FDck, who was present
at the examination, gave ii his opinion that Mira.
Handle weuld not survive the injuries she had received
Beck has been arrested, and is row in prison.
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CITY ITEMS.

The weather waa comfortably warm yesterday, and
much Of the snow melted away. Seighing is entirely
used up, and every body says that Winter is over.
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Advertisement


Gro. SAUNDERS 9l6Tbis the genuine srce hss never
been eQueed producing keene possible edge
Can be obtained ~ ;h subscribers aud msaLsctics
SAvSDLRS store No Aston House.
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The largest supply of beef cattle that has come to
hand any week of the last seven had the effect of al
over-suppEes upon the market to bring down the price
The reduction upon the asking price half cent
pound, while, taking quality and advantage Of full
market and low estimates of weight into account, it
was generally thought that the butcher got his beef
cent pound below the price week ago A great
many bu,ocks suitable for fair retail market beef sold
at prices equivalent to only nine cents pound for the
meat less the value Of hide and fat aud the very best
except prize cattle, at lOaloic. pound The weather
was very fine for outdoor business being clear and
mild, the snow that fell on Monday night melting rap
idly in the clear sunshine Yet, notwithstanding the
loneliness of the day, the drovers were not jolly.
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

LECTURE By THE Rgv. DR.. OsGooD n BROoKLYs.
We call attention to the above, b be given at the
and beautiful chapel corner Clinton ami Congress
streets this evening. AL VINO attend viii eroy a
feat.
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lave appeared ia market. The d,spc.,ioe 10 go
large bin is not msrse, ard ory buyer. If the bst
ettab she'd reputation are sought aaer. coioo good.
generally better, IN consquepce Of tn. -,p,.. az
the law material. Woolens are sur AMI h..vx
Tie Committee of Directors o. the Cleveland AL
Pittsburgh Road make slow progress in di.en,an,snu
its affairs Tie transfer books continue cIo.sB mucb
70 tie aruoyaDce of the stockholders aud Trey viii oct
he opened until the stock deer has been found to ~
entirely eoirct. The stockholders complain Justly q
this state of thirgs a. prevents them from dsposAx
oi their stock unless they find purchaser for the ex
act amount Of the certificate they hoh. We can 80
no COED reason why the Company II they ere uavs-
Ing to reopen the TRANSFER books should not establish
an agtucy here for dividing certificates into suct
smonn's as might be desired BY stockholders. The
could do TO possible harm, and would be a great coz.
venicnCe 10 stockholders
Albert H. NcOlays regular daily s1ction sas u
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow (Thur.
day, at l2i o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange. A
dtsuah'e st of securities will be offered
S. Drspers regular daily auction sale Of stocks and
bonds will take place tomorrow Thursday, q 1874
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island RAJ.
road Company for February. 1877 SSAa
February SsS -
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Utpsos RIVER ITsMS.- Trof for 81, 900 on the Ic>-
Trot for 500 side of last S4'ldsy afternoon on tho
ice es Tvo between horse from HUDSON aud snoth.r from
Pousikrepe UpwNd ZOO Persons present wines.
The ,tre pwcrs Of the tastes, horses il Poughkeep.e sad
son The Hudson horse sppsas 20 be aui fast norse
~ The three FIRST hrAs IN regular Fors Temple style and 10
lite OF The remarkable 'ronx witnessed
a. M In The Hudson River Toe following the tune made
the Hudson horse: Fr heat, 1888 srcond heat 22s thiTd
heat 2:H, o,,,-,,.,I.e -,
Covered issuing story budins on the corner Of MAa
Nd Hamilton owned BY the city and occupied BY Easae
nd IT, 20 No The frrper quickly tie spot but
5. tsdpt. could no, be sve the Games having made eoeit
,tse hesIrsy before they svek By the et0rs however,
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WHAT you waIt-A KNOX HAT. WHAT yOT
should ret-A Knox HAT. VIVA. viii improve ook'-A
KNOX HAT. WHERE you g.. KNOX HAT-So. q.
Broadway. The price therpof-Ony four dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

ATTFMPTED SUICIDE AT FRENCH's HoTEL.-AboUt
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Mr.. S. Mshler aweler,
residing at No 10 Frankfort street attempted to com
nit suicide by cutting his throa' with rszOr Mailer
was in one Of the bath rooms attached to Frenchs
Hotel at the time and committed the act in bathing
tub. His groaus attracted the attendant to the spot
and upon the door being forced open he was found IN
PROSTATE condition from the loss Of blood. He had
cut his throat nearly severing the wndppe and III
Acted two frghtful gashes in each and one in the
wrist. Drs. Weltje and Hanlan attended him and
bound UP his wounds, after which he was removed to
the Hospital Mr. Mailer is very wealthy, and cas- a
young wife with whom he lived in the happiest man
ner. She was The daughter Of Mr.. Hassler, and soe
beiress to a large property in Frankfort and William
streets. No reason, except sudden insanity, can be
given for the act.
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FRFDRICKSS PHOTOGRAPHIC IEMPLE Of ART,
Nos $50 and 557 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hoei Pho
H,LLoTYPgs D,GUgsREoTYeEs AMI ANsRoTYPEs
in stYle.
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1n the above statement the premiums deferred are
not included.
The business of the Company during the last year.
notwithstanding the extraordinary revuIs'on in tho
monetary affairs Of the country. has steadily pro-
gressed, showing an Increase Of more than 10 y cent
in the number insured, and IS y cent increase Il
assets. The accumulations Of the Company hsvs
reached equal to six times the amount Of tbs
capital stock.
Although those mos, deeply interested in the Amen
can Gusno Company deprecate any further publicity
of their eias FOR the present nevertheless can $50
no good reason why our farmers and ship'Owoeu
should not know that Cap; Edward w. Turner tshc -
hs visit TO these isanfs Of the Company in 1856, Like
Commodore Mer inc, made failure, because the per-
son sent with hin to decide upon the quality OF the
guano pronounced wothles', sailed again for .he
same destination last week in the Moses Tsyicr-sass-
fed now that the guano which he then thought vesY
poor, il as good again as the Peruvian.
We understand he expects to tnee. the Josephine ~
the Sandwich Island, whers she will take the NEE
necessary to place the baoys aud fixtures on shore 70
prepare guauo for shipment.
We are aleo informed there are maps, charts, re-
ports, letters, &C., on file in the Navy and Psfsnk-
Office Departments, Washington, which, once msds
public, would tend to settle the mooed question a
safety or danger in landing on said islands, add tbs
goodness worthessness of the deposit the quantity
of which all bands in admitting TO be abundant.
Let the papers be published.
The following statement shows a large falling of IN
The shipments of Railroad Iron from Great Britain to
the United States in the month OF January 1889, con-
pared with same month Of 1857:
Shipments for January. 1851. tuns...........s.5n
Shipments Tor January, 1853, tuns............. f9
Deficiency, tIps..
The loan of $50, 900 authorized by the Legislature
Of Maine, reimbursed in eighteen years, at v cent
interest with semiannual coupors payable at the Suf-
ok Bank in Boston, has been taken at premium q
q y cert.
The following statement ia compiled from tue quar-
terly report of the banks of Ohio, made on the ir3
Monday in February The proportion ofspecie TO tss
liabilities is only in ten and to the Liabilities les
the circulation, which is otherwise secured a. oas ia
seven, or fourteen per cent.
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Acknowledgement
T1RKIsH REAR ADMIRAL, MOHaNMRD PAsHA

,sn surF The only Likeness taken Of the dsnsuhed
rkisb y,ors /, nov on Exhibition a. GURSEYs Photographic
49, ~ A. J. GuRNEY, Pilot graphic Arts
NJ. $40 Broadway
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NE W-,TERSEY ITEMS.

MORRIS AND E,srN RuLE.Ap SvPFRrNrySDENcY'
S +. lcadey, esq, long the efficient SuperiDtend.
ebt Of the Morris snd Essex Railroad having been Sc.
ettsd to FIJI the position o: Acting Presjden; Super
nteDdent e the Erie Railroad during tue absence u
NJ. Moran in Europe, Mr. j. Il. ssriuger, the Civil!
Engineer of the Morris and Ess.x Rosa aui for some
tine Superintendent Of the News'k and Bloomfield
R'iIoed, hts been appointed Superintendent OF the
Morris end Essox and Newark and Bloomfield Rail
roads, in place Of Mr.. Headley Trains now leave
ills city for stations the above named roads a. TO-
lows
ESQ m.-For HscEettstown aud princpa. wsy sstors
ll:s0 u--tor Milburn and al int rGedilte stations
S:S p. nL-fur Hack-stown and priacy. way stations
$3.50 m.-For Morstewn and al inter nedise stations
AL the above trains connect q. Newark with others
for b oomfeld and West Bloomfield.
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Hall THiEvIsG.-A wemar named Mary NJ. Polan
Wa Officer Beatty of the First Precinct rue.i-y
on the cbae entering hs of No 05 Pineapple
street MONDAY and stealing dess. and 80 in gold from
coet the property Of Rose Govern The desses aud pu
the the residence Of accused IN YORK
street Fnrcn doars had beu in buying ou'eh"d
goods She brought before Justice COnwc snG committed
to NV ali action of the Grand Jury.
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THE TURK.-The officers Of the Navy Yard. to the
number of twelve fifteen paid their respects to the
Rear-Admirsl yesterday, and invited him to visit the
Navy Yard He will visit that and the Notifications in
tire barbor today Last night, he gave reception to
the ladies Of the St. Nicholas after dinner and in the
evening he visited one OF the thesters.
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Mr.. David Banks of the firm Of Banks, Gould &
Co., law publishers Receiver Of the East River Bank
which failed during the suspension, has been attacked
with paralysis, from which he will probably never e.
cover. Mr.. Banks also President of the baok
which is upon the of being readmttei into the
Clearing House.
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PoLlTIcAL.-An adjourned meeting Of the Demo-
cratic General Committee OF Kings County he'd
at The Eagle Hotel in Fultonstreet Tuesday night,
and was the occasion OF come excitement One set CT
Delegates are in favor of Taylor the present Congress-
man for that District and the other set opposed to
him. The aDti-Tsy lor men orgsLzei at the appointed
time ard promptly admitted Dele gates from the Thr-
teentn, Fourteenth and Nineteenth Wards. when the
meeting declared adjourned. The Taylor men in
sisted that the motion not carried and locked the
door thps preventing any from goicg out Justice
Conwe OF the Delegates, got out of the second
story window and there being much noise and con-
fusion in the room the door opened and the anti
Teylor men lef. Those who remained adjourned till
next Tuesday to fll up the delegations, claiming that
none had thus far been legally chosen.