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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
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PREMk COI RI-tFkEfRAL TERM-sEPr. 2y.-Beorv
Judges DAVIES. HoGEROOM and SUTHERLAND.
Alfred Hayemeyer, 81 al ss' John A. Cunningham IT al
This action was brought to recover moneys on
contract. Plaintiffs dealers In this city and de-
fendan in May 1886 were paners doing business 10 Bos
Plaintiffs that the LIT Of May 1856 defendants
,ae TOO Of sugar, the ship
AEns Kinbsll its way from the Manila Islands TO New
YORK; defendants desiring to effect sale Of the to b.
delivered arrival in Newfork employed Halet, Dow
Young. brokers IN this city, 10 sell it. Plaintiffs thsreupon
purchased the brokers the whole 6c
pound deducns foHr per cent for cash. the be iey
cred before August The arrived sbou, the 9th
Of August, Plaintiffs offered the price fixed ia the
but defendants refused deliver the sugar for that price,
and sold Il TO other parties Plaintiffs age that about the
E Of Augs they notified deiendants that, In the
should arrive il New York the st of August they
would accept and the contract price when should
rive. The worth in this city the st Of August
SIC. per pound making difference between the market and
contract pe, the whole of $7j0 for which plain
tifs demand Judgment.
Defendants set that they instructed their broker, not
extend the time Of delivery.
rendered the Circuit for plaintiffs subject.
% the opinion OF the General Term Yesterday up
argument Charles OConor FOR the Plaintiff and Daniel Lord
for defendants
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

RTcKLEss DRHIsG.-Oiiicer Crossett OF the Seven
teenth Precinct yesterday afternoon arrested German
named Henry Hager, charged with recklessy driving
horse and wagon through Delaney street aud knock
ing down and running child three years Of age
Of John Archbremer. TIE horse stepped upon
the hand OF the PROSTATE child crushing the third and
fourth fingers, one of which was completely torn off.
short time previous, Christian Clouder requested
IIager to drive slower, but the fellow paid heed
to the matter. The accused taken before Justice
Steers, who required him to find bal in the sum of
81 600 10 answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
ALTERED BANK NOTES.

To The Editor Of The v. y. IrbnHs.
SIR Some rogres are AZ work on the most extensive
scale altering the Of the Nabk Bank of Nebraska t
func) initiate number of banks IN New England
We have already many the Peoples BsnA koxbuEy,
Msss. Granite Bank, Boston and MarSe, Bank, Boston.
They have evidently obtained possession Of large amount 81
Wagbeek notes. and are actively a. work.
Yours respectfully THOMPSON BROS.
No. . Val syeet, Seir- York. SEPT. p 1875.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

Pa.sce This in,eres. wa commenced in Mayls Il
ha- been constantly increasing ander the pastoral csre
of the Rev. DR.. Holman. Eleven have been baptz zed
recently, and the membership numbers upward Of
seventy. The Sunday Schoo Is also in a hourishin-
condition, having over 900 scholars Arrangements
in progress for the speedy erection Of house Of
worship.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

BURTos's THEATER.-Tbe Opera Of - Lucrezia
Borgia" afforded amateurs another opportunity OF
enjoying the extraordinary talents Of Nine. Gazzaniga
The remarkable acting powers Of this lady are best
understood when compare them with those of other
artists. In tragic force she is unrivaled on
stage in singing she has great superiors. We would
indicate particularly the poisoning of the second
act as especially admirable 1t received with pro-
dgous favor. This lady has extraordinary face play
and talent Of concentrations added to this the quality Of
her lower tones in tragic speakingor in the psrlsnce
Of song rather-giyes her prominence. The occasion
in question introduced NJ. Junca, basso, of Paris
The new conner Is Of very commanding stature, and
possesses very powerful bass voice. He is well in
structed in the high ar Of the French Academy of
Music, and gives his utterances with great force. He
capitally received by the auditory. Sgnor Brig
noli sang with exquisite taste and smoothDess
The orchestra was very bad. Dcplorably ont Of
tune at times; matters rendered worse by the
singers being out Of tune with it, For reasons which
were perfectly Opaque, and would not be permitted in
any European heater the last act Of the Trovatore
substituted for the last act OF Lucreza.' This
arrangement brought out Amodio. The chorus sang
in key and the orchestra in another and the effect
correspondngly atrocious.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

SUICIDE BY DRowNING.-A man whose name j.
SUPPOSED to have been John Welsh VINO Tuedsy
stefsse from New London, Conn., the seamboa
toruecct, jumped overheard while passge
drowned bosi was lowered and h. body recovered and
bTnu-M 20 ths city, wheIe Coroner Gamble held ilqle.
upon H. and yerd o Suicide By drowning rendered
b. the Iury
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

FATAL RAILROAD AccGDENT. Information was
received late "Wednesday sfenoCr a. The Co0ncrs oie
that had N8nhatsuyile, by HUDSON
River railroad tren and killed The body brought down
the railroad depot al Thyf fs, s.reri, whee nqes,
will be. hold prou -o-fay
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

meeting e called by the American Genera, Com
mttee. were held sst evening throughout the Cite,
aod County towns. The Copgressiorai al Convection
j. to meet the 81 Of October tie County Conyea-
lion Oh the Eth, AM Ii Assembly Distinct Conysu-
ions on tie t,L Ct the -ame month.
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- : 7 - II y 7
DR>. HUNTER 4 MELVILLE

Ae in daily attendance -iE Office NJ. 0es Broadway
ration
BRoNCHiIL AFFECTIONS. CoNsUMPTION and asrHaA.
and provided With al ih- snd approved 4pp
Of modern science ior the sucees. treatment these
diseases
Pasiea,s apply p rsonsLy or by letter
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

COURT CAL tSDAR-IHs Daf ~ 100,
S-PEFNr rnr-Cmcrn-PARI Nos, w.
1, Hes flOg IN lil3 III illg. l-l' l9 u .oI'
l, li57 lI19 1ln, ilS. ui. 10, llfs rASt, - ~"
81 ~. ~. gN gu a. 9Ji. 90, -, % - 1' ~
e-1. 81 ~ g73 cen - e8t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsfc.-A cheap opera night takes
place this eveningj0 cents 10 all parts of the house.
The second and third acts of Rigoletto' and the
third act Of " William Tell" will be given. All the
artists appear, together with the Ronzani ballet
troupe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
C,prrrst C,RPrrs C,RPF

si.h Nelyrt. Il per ysrd Brussels. 75 81 AID el A
ool lusr.ia. i0c I'D ~. olclo,hs 3lc, ga. d. D.
g.fs Nnrs Table aui Psno Coyers. Window Sh,les z 2
Mas Sc o, most astonishing io~ prices HEAN ASDEEso
NJ % Bsutry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

The Return FROM THE RAcEs.-The Greenpoint
Ferry was crowded yesterday afternoon with vehicles
of al descriptions, returning from the race at the
Fashion Course. Capt. Stetwe of the Seventeenth
Ward had the assistance Of force from the Sixth
Precinct to preserve order the leading to
the ferry, there was difficulty the Monday
previous in keeping the vehicles in line. No dis
turbsnce occurred.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
fAdTerfiseirent

FANCY CUTLEEY.-A large variety Of sports
mems PEN and PoCEEr r.e and BEAUTIFUL
patterns many OF hch been before Imported for
sse by J. L 5. SAUN0ERs, NJ Asi0r HOUSE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

RIAL EsTATr.-The following sales Of real estate
at auction, made by p. K. wilkins, sept. -
1853: Eight lots southeast corner of Fourth avenue
and Onehundred-and-twenty- y-third street, together
5000
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SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEcr,L TERN-SgPr. 2o.-Befors
sndge HOFFMAN

EXTRA ALLOWANCE DENIED.
Charles Jones sgt. William H. Hall
This was motion on behalf Of the defendant for an
alowan This action sht for recovery sf 5000
damages for breaches of written By which the de-
fntan sgreed 10 convey the plaintiff portion OF coal mine
IN Pottsy Pa The complaint contains various ale cations Of
MISREPRESENTATION and fraud by the defendant efrctng the
with plaintiff which the money obtained but
the gs OF the action the breach OF the The
denies the allegations of the complaint aud alleges that
defendant acting ihe " the plaintiff The plaintiff
VINO clergyman, Temporarily absent the state o
Michigan and during his absence, his attorney t-ing unable %
procure tn testimony Of plaintiff wtnessrs dismissal o. The
complaint By default obtained by the defendant before the
referee aud t. motion j. for allowance under the late
amendment Of the Code the grounds that II extraor
ouary aud difficult The dudants counsel insisted tina
under that amendment according 20 the allegations OF
the COMPLAINT, difficult and extraordinary aud that The
defendant entitled 90 tn allowance Tae plaintiff coun
l argued that was not eA-raoEcuaT ctcut eas tha
wa only FOR bi ach Of and not such ca'e
- is Contemplated by the amendment that far
ia af vance concerned the aega Of sud ard mis-
repes'ntstiOu tAe complaint inmate nal that wit
rs". examined sld trsl had and therefore, that the
c"ielcsu not entitled % such eXtTa allowance Motion de-
nied, without costs.
For motion, y " lard against II. Robert ellen.
Before Judgr BoswosTH.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
GILBERT Bro,IrRs. .JywrIrRs No. $50

CsNAtsr have just received splendid asorru of LADIES
fNE GoLp WATcHls. which they VII o1l very 1w prices.
sud be hsTry ?" show % any Prou who y ID Az without pac
IN. them under any Obligation to plr.alse
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

GA.-GAs-GAs FIXTrREs. lsrge as.e

r-u, o heautifa and entirely design. vii b. ., or
Gat Asnafsot ils To NJ 80 Broadwsy. The trade .
pied a the usual terms ARCHEs. WAEsER l Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

For ErRorT.-Among the passengers by the Persia
yesterday, were G. z. K. jane, wife and two chill
dren.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

\
TIE METALLIC TABLET STROP-Inyented by
Go. sAvNprss A. D. iG6-This the genuine sTtcie hsI
never been cqused pTodlcns tie k-nest eGse
b. ott4urc % tlr sDscrl-rs
tlIrrs. J. : ). SAuNnFRs. ~. A.t0r M.lse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

AccIDEST.-Michae Brook, small boy, run
yesterday morning By bakers In Grand street
Eighth One Of the wheels psssed his legs but
tanned serious injuries He the resdenC
OF hi. parents in Ainslie street nes Ninth.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

PHILHARMONIC SocIETr.-The seventeenth season
Of this excellent Society commences on Saturday, the
9th of October The concerts and rehearsals will be
given this year at Niblos Garden. During the past
the Society consisted of 80 associate and 2l2
professional members, and "a subscribers-a greater
number than any previous season. with the exception
Of the last but one The Board of Directors propose
giving five instead Of four concerts during the coming
season. with the requisite number of rehearsas while
the price Of subscription will remain as heretofore.
The following is list of the officers for 1889: Prcs
dent II. G. Timm; Vce-Presidcnt, Theodore Eisfeld;
Secretary, l.. Spier, No. 35l Broome street. Treas
urer ID. Walker; Librarian, Charles Pazzaglia; As
sistant Directors, w. Scharfenberg, Carl Bergman,
L. c. Hill, Charles Brannes, Joseph Noll and George
4. BritOW.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

Az ALLEGED CoCSTERYEITER.-Yesterla after
noon young man, giving his name a. Vim. Smith of
Bristol, Penn. was apprehended by Officer johnson of
the Thirteenth Precinct, charged with passing
teTeit IS bill the Burlington Bank Of NewJersey
to Mr. King of No $50 Grand street, in payment for
pockethandkerchiei worth IS cents. The prisoner
taken before Justice Seers and committed prison for
examination. No other bad money was found in
Smiths possession, AID he states that he received the
bill in good faith.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

az Haniltou-ayerue Fcrry was relieved o. hi, watch
on Tuesday evening " female who played her
points with good effect. She was accompanied by 8
man who entered the ladies saloon. The gatekeeper
ve,t in to drive him out when the woman followed
and, o.asping him about the waist. begged OF him
not to strike her husband a. he was ignorant OF the
rule After releasing himself and the pair had de-
parted he found his watch valued al about $50 gone
The man and woman had gone too.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
SUPREME COuRT-CH,NsERs-sep: 29.-Before Judge


GERMAN THEArER PROPRIETOR ~ CONTEMPT.
The Managers Society Juvenile
DelinqueL;s at. Louis Hartman.
This IL an action ID recover damages for the benefit
Of defendant for giving theatrical repre-
ssntations ia Forsyth street, without license. An
order Of Injunction enonng defendant from giving further
without .uch license being obeyed by him.
was referred Mr. Henry Ncol inquire into the circIn
stances whether defendant bad been guilty Of
Tempt The reported that defendant had violated the
order Court and morning Judge Clerke sdufged
Hartman contempt. and ordered him 80 %
plaintiffs Of the proceedings and 70 b. I'M
prisoned for thirty days.
DECISIONS.
Charles PfTrmann et a. agt. William Schoss.-
Motion TO yaaie order Of denied, with DO costs.
CIRCUIT.
George Platt et al. ag. Thomas Frere et al.-Judg-
neni plaintiff IS l2, with interest from st Of
March 1855
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DIED.

PARKER-On WEDNESDAY Sept - q; lsi rwen,y'ar sire
Ms lsssc Parker, Of q dAl ghter.
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c1Ae hetor judge lu-gaht J-esda the deirna1i As
~" -o-ioIsOle iDE VIII Of prob biiis Ie' ih- ias
an ron posr,dug before in.tt' Van 'ofhf ~ -
lss. tr deienaanfs uuder tAe sta-tei iA- o--fl
tit IT, sniifs ecrt In whc ttsy wiL procrei
3fIf- te Jrc il tae slIt before IL prn-' eoll-
, de af,c eara motion uIou the gfo1ni lai u.-
"s- nov IN charge OF the Co and that te Cor We
i' ie Receiver ia collecting the rHfs - d,'e1 y &
y fle q -It ler.Loisr, made.
't,cr'a stlyE- tl- sl-.s b,.1.e t-f Jc.-r aA- ' l
frlf Csrrr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

TRF BoAEn - HE,LTH.-Tie regular sessions Of
the Board 81 Health have ceased. BIT Que more
meeting Vii be held for the purpose OF auditing the
ltffs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
Ml'srd; against II. Roler; Ci,lel
Before Jldgr BOsWokTH.
Purchase agt. Below..-Case and exceptions set
TED With the Special Tenn Clerk.
BROOKLYN CorrgT Or sgssIOys-srpr. 2a-Befo

dsc MoRSis aud Justices sNaOND aid ScHoONHAkLk
DAVID Hopkins was tried yesterday on an lndict-
re io burglary IN the third degr r -oh5lg tne carpeAF
s3op Of Nj Kitchen u mon Of number OF too i
va convicted o IL 0Ieus and eIrned ~ tAc stse ffoA
tor lye yter..
Abraham |ern.yea. hnpeaced wirl HOPKINS, was found
y oi petit 4rcy, ard sentenced 20 he Peneaasy Tor si
months ard 10 pa tne of : 100.
tas ard Dly convicted burglary me hHd degree, wa
~. ac,d 70 tle T. niiel-aTy for TX months.
Joan b.4cy, convicted u pett -aneuy had ms -e-e''
y I'd ' Consequence OF e1tentauz circul stances
rev rd Aa COM ictrd q forgery IN M third degree N pa
h colutcer bs, ed 0 tf STATE ffoh .I nv
Charles MOT snd Henry Smith, convctsd OF grand liieIf
were stL-eIcsc Prison ior tHee years ca a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

Frederick Lawrence, residing at No. 50 Hudson
avenue met with serious accident yesterday morning
at Thompson's Wharf, near Fulton Ferry. He wa,
engaged oadng the lighter Suffolk with hogsheads
Of sugar, when Of the hogsheads slipped, rolling
over his arm and catching him between the mast and
the hogshead both bones of the crushed.
lie was taken to Dr. j. q. Johnsons Office, where his
Injuries were attended to.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
some.

present appearances, become numerous and trouble
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

STEAM on The ERIE CAyaL.-The subject Of steam
on our canals is at present attracting somewhat of the
public attention it deserves II to be not only
desideratum but admitted necessity, unless in.
tend to abandon whole canal policy. The eAperi
ments already made, however they may result to those
who have made them have served at least to create
impulse in the right direction. We learn that
another experiment will be made in few days if that
can be called an experiment which has already stood
the test of years trial. The Cathcart propeller,
which has been working to great advantage tor year
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and is there re-
garded as complete success will be tried on the Erie
Canal in the course Of the coming week. Two boats
equipped with this propeller will be started to make
the trip from New-York to Buffalo, when all who are
interested will have an opportunity to sec for them
selves what progress has been made toward meeting
this acknowledged want OF the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

Apra'c,s Pra,i Ma-rpa..-rae primary
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

Nav BAPTIST CHrncH.-A Council, consisting
o. delegate, from all the Baptist Churches N th- city
ana r.rfy meets ti., afternoon al O'Clock. 10 re-
oasi.te tie Mount Ol,s. Baptist Char,l, at their
la.., ~. 80 S4ih a,.aa,. oyp,-.. .ls C.y.L
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
We take the following from Wright & Co.'S New
VI Co,top (ircular.

grsi-. for the week 400 balss The total since let Sept
Z. 40 b,i,. Tle t0t4 r. ls55
80, Tte eryp hat year so To cs,es IA
40 Kt@u The crop resaed IN J5e0s tho re~sp.
ID 40 Psr,sr. tempted By the existing prices send ug
oor felv s he nor towns The ts.ine.s b cotton
or,u. 10. 10 ezlly tll, .sas1n. and .oou
Fstor. Or me ~rsk small b~inE Orsa Britain 900
and - fIdure 200 hex week fhe cea4es 20 Great
BRIAN vii b. sIal5o.o bale. only from NewO a.
edsed b. tsegeph. To - Jai from Nrr Ofrsns
during tn week elsin 4rdsy az. The eSpor % H.ynr
vii b. liberal 9r fh~ coming uoafh, while sor Enxsnt
thsy viii te light Tie knzn ls Osg % H. a,sd
IN Cnar and say anr there carr.y q vessels.
there i've both grs foE Liverpool waisl !, AZ
tat elear for four " 'es.
Tue following statement of as ia eo',oa since
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

woman lying i'll in Keseys alley, was reported
yesterday to be sick of yellow fever. An examination
proved that such was the case. Her disease Is
bilious fever, q very common complaint
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

Bulls HEAD.-A falling off in the receipts of beef
cattle this week of over 200 head had the natural
tendency Of such things al Bulls Head yesterday that
Is, general advance Of the price equal to hall cent
pound upon the net weight Of meat, the best cattle
selling pretty freely al Sc 79c., and even at that
poorer class Of stock sold than were sold on the pre-
voas Wednesday, at &c. CSC. 1t is proper TO say
that the advance of price was owing quite much
speculative movement, to want of sufficient
supply. There was sort Of panic, too. among the
butchers who seemed to be afraid when told tha, there
were less cattle this week than for several previous
weeks that they should not get share in the sutic
pated rise Of meat 1t Is said also that some of them
were so anxious to get away 10 the races tat they
went through their purchases a, 30 speed, paving
whatever was asked. 1t Is lot probable the all.
vanccd price will continue there great supply Of
cattle in the country
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

SUICIDE iS Prison BY HASGIsG.-On Tuesday AZ
ternoon, Francis German, German bearing bad
and desperate character, was arrested on the COM
plant of bis wife, living at No. 80 Elizabeth street.
Ii appears that she had not lived with him for some
time past, in consequence OF his Incorporate habits
lie at one time opened disreputabe dance-house in
Water street, and wanted her to go there with him.
but she refused to do She preferred to live away
from him, and rear her children in proper manner
There was trouble between them as to who should
have possession of the children, and Tuesday Cor
man went to the house where his wife living, and
endesvored to take them away by force. She stouly
resisted his interference, when he drew pistol and
threatened to shoot her. Becoming alarmed,
and knowing his desperate character, she ran
for an officer, and caused his arrest After remaining
in Essex Market Prison night, Gorman in fit
DESPERATION hung himself 10 the bars of his celldoor
and was quite dead when discovered sometime after
ward by the keeper OF the prison. He was cut down,
ard an inquest held by Coroner Perry. The Jury rem
dered verdict of Death by suicide by hanging
German about thirty eight years of age. He had
been in prison before, and on one occasion, not long
since, attempted to take the life Of man with whom
he had some difficulty, by shooting two barrels from
lis rpyoiyer nj him,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

Arrest or CART. DE RyIEEr.-The Captain was
to have lectured last night at Hop Chapel on
Love-" but about ten minutes before the time 10
open tie doors he was arrested at his and taken
toiAe saon.house. II is unlerstooitha the arle,i B..
in some way connected with tie challenge sent to
Capt. Grant. The leciurc was Of course postponed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

ABDUCrISG CHLD.-A ragpicler named Eliza
Hodges was brought before Justice Ncorhes yester-
day on the charge of abducting child Of Mr.. B. Me-
,ghin, who resides in the Second Ward The child,
boy wGs missing for some days, and every effort
was made to find him but without success. They AT
last advertised, offering reward. On this the woman
brought the boy home and claimed the reward. The
boys hair had been cut snd he much disguised
IN appearance a. he could be. The woman stated
that she had found lm the dock and took care of
him. bu. her object evidently TO keep him until a
reward offered. She was committed to Jail to
await the action ot the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

HEAVY CRASH OF A WHOLESALE SroRE.-On
Tuesday evening about II O'Clock, the first floor OF
the building No. 2i9 Water street, occupied by the
welI-knovn firm of Vandervoort. Dickerson & Co.,
broke down with crash, carrying into the cellar
about five thousand boxes Of tin plates Fortunately
no one was in the building, and one was hurt nor
any damage done to the walls the upper stories
The employees of the establishment had been busy in
storing the tin on the lower floor late as o'clock
when they went home. The building had just been
connected with the two adjoining ones, Nos. 2i5 and
247, which also occupied by the same firm forther
extensive business in lead, sheetiron, tin &C., and
every precautor, by means of new beams and other
supports had been taken 30 guard against the acci-
dent, which, however, occurred the first night the
floor was fully tested. great deal Of what turns out
to have been needless alarm was produced by the
crssh among passers by for the safety Of occupants.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

Tie Boari Of Councilmen had no quorum again last
p,glf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

ACCIDENT on A VEssEL.-Frederick Lawrence,
while engaged loading the lighter Shffolk lying at
Thompson's Dock yesterday morning, sustained
compound fracture OF his left arm, by the falling OF
hogshead ofsugar. He taken to his residence,
No. 80 Hudson avenue.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

CossrRUCrUE LARcESY.-Mary johnson and Wm
ONeil were brought before Justice Blackley yester
day for Illegally retaining letter containing 500, IN
two so bills. The money was in a letter which had
been dropped in the street by Henry Murray. Mary
found it, and showing it TO ONe they divided the pro-
ceeds. They were held for hearing.