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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

SATURDAY, Dee. 81. ,


The Stock market was Enthusiastically heavy from
the opening of business this morning. and until Just at
the close in the afternoon, when, partly from the Pur
chases of the shorts and partly from the efforts of par
ties interested in the rise the tone Of the dealings be-
came frmer, ana there slight Improvement in
prices rs compared with the lowest points touched at
the Second Board. Upon the whole, the movements
in speculative way have become very tame, and the
turn Of the market for the time to favor the bear
interest The quick breakdown 10 Pacific Mail-the
upward movement in which bad created quite
an excitement, and considerable alarm among
the shorts-has changed the current of feel
ing very much, and, as the smoke Of
the recent contest clears away old facts and arguments
adverse 70 a rising market have their due effect and
fresh bear items, or elements Of disturbance, make
more serious impression. Thas, the traffic returns
Of some OF the Western roads come in, and chow
rapidly diminishing ratio OF gain, the facts tell forcby
aganst these stocks, and others symPsthe:icaliy
effected. The market has been unsettled slso by the in
creased demand for money, and agitation OF the political
waters growing out ofthe Harpers Ferry excitement.
The only market which resulted in an advance was in
Reading which sold high as Al on the first call,
but was afterward fraction lower. The orders are
mostly from Philadelphia, and the improvement
is doubtess caused by the y OF Mr.. McCalmont, who,
il is stated, has in progress to exricate the
Company from fnaneisl endorsements New-York
Central heavy and the bids for cash stock and
tine were accepted with considerable eagerness- The
lowest pon, for regular stock al the First Board
ST., be, after the adjournment the market gave way,
and private sales reported AZ low SO, In Pa
ci6c Mail there was further decline and the closing
transactions of the day were at 7ii,hs point from
which he advance begun fortnight since. We can
not learn that any new negotiations foot, al
though Mr.. Aspinwall and Nj. Vanderbilt had an in
terview to-day. Even al the low fares, we
understand that all the trips from Sew-York
TO San Frncsco OF the old line have paid some profit
Panama opened At 1885, but the stock came out freely
and the quotations settled down TO 1911 IN the after
noon. The Western shares pressed for sale, but
the demand quite slack, and Irice- gave way de-
eidedly. The larges, transactions were in Rock
Island, which, st the First Board, was very well
tanned but which gave way in the afternoon with tho
rest Of the market State stocks in larger supply
and in reaIy every instance the quotations were At
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ACADEMY or MUSIC.
THE SEASON

Has osed-coeed with rash and orush Of erinoue,
children candy, and cabalettss. The two novelties Of
operas WERE The Sicilian Vespers Of Verdi-a drama
with feeble plot, manipulated 70 be hung upon pop
uary historically named hook, with great deal OF
fine music but not enough to compensate fully for the
want Of vital, spontaneous stuationsi and The Magic
Flute Of Mozart, dramatically mass of nonsense,
worthy Of the lowest order Of douby dised fools IA
fact such fool 81 that bretto could not survive
twen,y.four now), with some of Mozan's most beau
tiful combinations and good many melodies popular
in bis day, but EOt good enough to be popular
now, for melody has greatly Improved since DO
zarts time-wth capital Instrumentation according
10 biz time, but Instrumentation has greatly ion
proved since Mozarts time to this we except the
vulgar oornet-w-iing Of Verdi, and the squeaking
style in which be deails the first volins, with such
violent gaps between them and the seconds-witness
the conversational part Of the first trio In the Irord
toTel. These were the compositions. The Sen
ian Yespers cost great deal 10 put on the sage-and
was simply suoc6s destime, although 1t was played
often enough create uT0re were it capable OF that
quaiiy--which il seems not to be. The Magic tiute
was OF an expensive stage afage, and ran three
nights; bits of much appauded, but the whole want
ing a-owing fret to the crazy plot, and next TO the
old-fashoned strains and forms which pervadeh. The
treasury did not gsten under either of these operas
still less undera lot of prime donne-whose rank
was nowhere" and who show that If Italy
accepts them, politics and publie-speaking have
taken the places of lyrical voices and song
This remarkable circumstance leads us TO the
eliminating critical clinching fact Of the sea-
son-that the American Academy Of MuHe,
though ultra.foregn and hostile to this country, aud
contradiction as regards anything consonaui with It's
charter, being in dangerous moorngs, was forced 70
find lis safe tack about in New-York girl, Adelina
Patti who at once assumed the rank Of prma donna,
and drew overwhelming crowds, her latest attraction
being her heaviest. We hope the Bourbons Of Four
teenth street and Irving place will take lesson such
IA we have often inculcated. That the Americans do
not care where the lyrical thing comes from, 20 1t
peases them; and reputation without merit, or coin
cdenee with the taste Of the people avahs the least to
make a succese.
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FIRES.

FIRE IL JoNEs's wooD-SIx ANIMALS BURNED TO
DEATH-ARREST on SUSPICION or ARSON.
About II o'clock Saturday morning fire broke out
in barn in JOness Wood the river, occupied by
Valentine Mayer. Owing to the large quantity OF hay
and straw in the barn, the flames spread rapidly, and
before any assistance arrived the building was entirely
DESTROYED. Five dOnkeys used in the circus on the
grounds one brood mare, and six months old colt
that stabbed in the barn, persisted IN the hdmes
all attempts at reseuing them proving unaVaing. Mr.
Mayors loss is estimated at about 81 GOO and he IL nm
insured The building was owned by General Jones,
and was valued at about 5000. No insurance.
A man named Bartholomew Stanton was arrested by
Officer SNYDER, of the Nineteenth Precinct, on sus-
picion Of setting the barn fire. 1t appears that
about half an houI previous to the IRE an unknown
man. partially intoxicated, was seen lettering about
the grounds. He begged glass OF beer from one OF
the employees also a match wherewith 10 light his
pipe both of which were refused The man then went
away toward the barn, and when the tre was dscov-
cred Mr. Mayer and one of his employees, named An
sed saw him coming out OF the shooting gallery, IN
the rear of the building and run away. lac fellow
was pursued and handed over 10 the custody OF an Of
fcer The accused says that on Friday he was at
work in Sxty-second street laying gasppe and insists
that he was there when the fire broke out and that
hearing the alarm he went to what was burn
ing The Fire Marshal is still busy with his inves-
cation.
FIRE IN AVENUE B.
Morris Sheyer proprietor of the hat and cap store IN
Avenue Il, who arrested on Friday night by capt
Squires on suspicion of setting his place fire
discharged soon after from custody-the evidence ellc
tied relative to the fire not warrntng his detention
FIRE BROOKLYN.
shortly after o'clock, saturday evening, q ire
broke GU in the lead and block tin works of Aessrs.
Brsandus & Wickert, in Doughty street The fire was
caused BY drawing the ashes from the furnace About
so damage. Insured.
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A COUNCILMAN ARRESTED FOR
MURDER.

Anthony j. McCary, member Of the Common
Council. and the Hayemeyer candidate for reelection
in the Fourth Ward was arrested on Friday night on
a charge of murder Last New. Years Eve party OF
rowdIes were congregated at the Oregon House, in
Fulton street, among whom was McCarty. As a nat
ural consequence fight soon enmed, and while that
was in progress notorious fellow named Patrick Cos
grove alias =" Patsey Cockroach," was stabbed, re-
eeiving injuries from which be died about five months
since The whole party were arrested at the time OF
the occurrence but discharged the wounded man
refusing to make a complaint. On Friday the Grand
Jury found an indictment against McCarty, when a
bench warrant for his arrest Issued by the Court
Of Over and TermDer and placed in the hands of Capt
Bowling of the Sixth Precinct. About o'clock on
Friday evening the Captain succeeded in arrestng Nc
Carly, when he was conveyed to the Sixth Precinct
Station-House where he locked up for the night
On Saturday morning he was taken before the Court
and committed to the Tombs, but was subsequently
released on $1,000 bail
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
srrREME cOuRT-pEc. 4

SUPREME COURT-DEc
Richard H. Hinnzn and olers Andrrw v Stor John IL
Stout, and Best Y. Camp
The closing arguments IN this case viii be made be-
fort Honor Judge Davies Mo1day the Sth inst At
ocsct Tor plaintiffs, Ne-srs Pike, Eraeye and fieid ior
Mss.f- y troTnsan. Wilson. sud OCo1nor-
IL CaAHBKhs-Before Justice JANR--
IRE TYRONE AND LOCK HAVES RAILROAD CAsE-sHARP
PRACTICE.
The Tyrone and Lock Haven Railroad Company ss Allen
ScheLck.
4 somewhat novel feature trinspred m this case
this morning and II the men,s be ;orree an attorney Of
this city viii placed rather perple1ilg .iiasiion e
ra that Sherwood and TJudge kdnond the com
81 Tor ~. rsti were served with notice Of motion by de-
fpdau.s sttofney show Why be should not Dc o.
s1d from err~ being third motion made by him 20 that
elect order served the counsel vas Ietarna1s "a.
uorusg 3D. Counsel attended to-day, but found aat
ScheneE had ben already DISCHARGED appeared Lat the
original returnssle yesterday I'd eenench
wa u CONT and other side not appearing the defendant
was. a. . matter Of course. discharged
TxJudzs Fouon6s In rw Of these facts obtained ro me
Ids IN order Diminishing the wit OF di-chase and osn ne
Sheriff to reske the defendant Connse seemed 70 think tn
notion the counsel ORDER also Issued directed % ~
attorney show ny HE name shoad not De
struck Of the roll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

WILD Car KTLEp.-While Timothy Adsms of Bruins
wick and Barrett Adams Of Batestown were out hunt
ing on Bald Mountain, on Thursday some two miles
east Of this village, Timothy discovered an ugly look
ing animal creeping slyly toward him. Mr.. 4, took
his position, sighted his gun, ard remained easy
until the animal got within twenty thirty PAGES OF
him, when he fired. The shot took effect in the head
OF the beast and killed il instantly. 1t turns out to be
a wild eat, weighs IS pounds and measures about ave
feet in length. The animal killed is described IN
Natural History as of the Northern Lynx species
OF wild cat.
II is being stuffed By Mr. Gibson and will be finished
this week when il can be examined al hIs shoe store
on Stsie-.treet and will draw Il crowd.
lLEnsEg5ursh Gazette
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corRT CALHNDAR-THrs DAT.

SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIT-Part l.-Nos =, 2Ool,
- 300 24q2 1891 2ll 23l 6o9 2O 22sl, III 2yOl 1928
Ssi 100 2S5 1915 23S3 Par iINos 300 284O 292 PASS
So 9;S 24l 264e 2426 2l5 1896 1890 252 1900 268O 2o8
SprcIAL iERM.-Nos. l, ., 3, 4, s. 6,7 8, g 10, IL,
u 49, Il. Is, l6, H. 10, 10, 20. - 49, 40 80
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Par Mos. Gig, AL 463 mo.
Il ea eg7 us 623 535 gu $751; 7Ol H. 7l3, rs Part IL
Nos SO 40 49 se 3 49, o 369 q 80 57i 49, $50, $50
SEA, 5gs, So 49, ~ a,
iouued to Monday, Dec H. 49, - -. -.
TRIAL TERM.-Part Mos. HIS, 100, 1881, 1856
1893 Gs7 1865 1866 1905 1860 l4 l42 1895 lli9 1853 Part
I-Nos lO72 l62 1890 1891 1882 1903 69l So5 49, SSs llS
1900 1910, 1895 lf56
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cor-pT OP SPECIAL sFssIONs-Dec. 3.-Before Justices
Or1cKyNBrsH BRENNAN and CONNOLLY.


Bridget Bone petit larceny, Penitentiary MONTHS
John Kernon petit larceny House Of Refuge Jla bIoTn
ntit Larceny Putentisy moEths; Charles Msher pet lar
feny Psuitentiary months John Kelly petit larceny en
tentisry months homss Harrington assault ana oaeiy
PsnieIary months Corneus Higgins, petit larceny nned
as Fanny Madden petit larceny City Prison 20 day "a"
Dunn and Thomas Murray. petit larceny BAckwes Island ~
PeciTs Duney petit larceny Penteuiily months MliAn
smith petit larceny Penitensry months Ann JACKSON Se
ia,snv Peneparv months; Mary Hsaley, petit larceny
Wope Of Rejoice; Elizabeh Bowman petit larceny fenhen
tiary Painck McAuley petit srceny teHi entiA
b Frances Master petit larceny PennentiaIy months
Msry SEAMAN assault and battery PenensIy months. fAI
no. W.h assault and battery hnsd tlu Marcus yacoos as
spit and battery fined s25 James Brown and srsee as
amt and battery Penenary monthsi Henry he AIdie a.
I "a h.t,ey on his wife Penitentiary months: Floyd
Fk assault nnd battery his wife Peuiientisry months
Peter arr md George Dss assault and battery Henry kee
oo Gbhard and Catherine Carr petit larceny acquitted
Henry MeDrro aud John AeC ATTY assault sad battery con
victed and remanded for sentence David S@e petit lar
- sntsoce su.oepded; Michael Dominican Nm shepherd,
R Mitchell John Dalton charged with sssan snd Dat
cry Msrsaet Nesbit Arthur Hughes and henry Deveren1
held larceny discharged, tue oomPaA NOV sPt7a
inc 10 prosecute. Adjourned
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Nrw-YoRk HosrlrM.-wcokly report to Dec. .,
fAdvertisement
SELLING OFF.

La CONSEQUENCES Of an important change IN hr take
place the st Of January ente stock OF FASHION
MrNTxR be closed out therefore oder
rre and stock comprising style aud description Of
MISTER CLOTHING Men and Boys and WINTER FURNHISG
Goops Al bare commission cost 20 expenses
HThose who yet Supplied themselves viii be
and have splendid stock -
select nom
Cothers in the surrounding cities aud towns viii be Literally
dealt with.
w. shall close out the entire Winter soek before the ae
named II II even brings less than cost
Ths opportunity almost "a the beginning Of the Winter
ssou and should be sYsed Of in time while the stock j. n
aaa conf lete.
Nos. 2sa ss9 and 30 Broadvray
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ADRLINA PATTI.
make a success.

WEEP Greece in noble struggle ien
Before barbarian power,
The mourning deiiies Of Art
Her life of theirs primal part
Bewailed the fatal hour.
In love they caught che ebbing life.
To guard In sacred shrine,
Or bear 10 other landslide seed
Offuture Art divine.
Apollo to Italia's wales
The vital treasure bore,
And sweet on golden Tyre no chants,
When seeing, with prophetic glance,
The richest fruits in store.
But work diyiner still was his:
With sure and loving hand
lie planted in our virgin soil
A seed from that fair land
To-day we see the blossom bright
In one 40 young and fair;
We check our very words Of praise,
Lest these a tainting breath should raise
On flower 50 rare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

The recommendation of the London Committee, Ia
the following circular of the London Agents OF tAs
Illinois Central Railroad Company, viii no doues b
adopted by the home directory, and the call mad pay
able as stated The money raised by the call wi b
used in paying off the temporary loans made in Lea-
don.
n We ARE requested BY the London Couee Of Shzehoidczs
the Central Railway Company to give yoe the esfe<
the which. FAR they are ADVISED VIZ
probably be adopted by the Company In resasd &c -
and meet their convenience loans Tor limit
Ell period effected in order TO postpone calls whsh
In sks the requisite provision for thesc engagements tho
wish il 10 be understood that they euueI CONCUR
With the in Newlcr member Of which VT Jonshsn
strrges Lopdon that the interests OF the COMPANY
ard that condition Of the Company should henoe
touh De placed upon footing Of unquesonable soendne
in ufhsnce OF this object they OF opinion that VIZ
make call Of BIO share payable on ths IN
81 FrhYuary We instructed by the Committee 70 re-
mind the sar@hoders advantages ofered by the Company
10 eh a. elect pay up their shares full for which FroeasA
a,d OF b shares Europe and the United States have AZ
adopted this The details OF the plan or paying
full are embodied circular OF the 18th Of May last copy
which your convenience nclose In giving notice
His circular are requested by the Committee TO remind the
.ropietors this ca viii be made not for the purpose q
meeting fresh obligations contracted by the Board but chiefly In
ordeTt TO clear oh liabilities already incurred"
Messrs. Barring BrOshsrs write:
More business u reported in United States Sc Is
Bonds Of 1903 are sl.o INQUIRED for PennyyaniA ys N
demar AZ 80 STOCK the Bonds ere st - sales Of w
gnia 6's Al M Sterling without demand Msssaohoset.s
SSrng So iO2 Of Maryland at 81 fennsy hss
road bonds ssdso Illinois Central Shares - e41 ds99os
Central Railroad rs Bonds s9d Panama kslrea4
~ bonds Of IS @dloo Canada noys scoes hv~.
New. brunswick lliidll2, Quebec City 100 OF. div
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

FoRKiGS TRADE At rRE SorrB.--A meeting Of
merchants has been called at Richmond 20 adopt
for securing the importation of foreign goods
directly 10 that port. The Enquirer earnsstly COM
uends the scheme, and says:
When Old England oppressed her colonies, and
wsged the same kind Of unnatural that the NORTH
ern fanatics are now INJECTING upon the south, our
reso1ed 10 nou-intercnrse Their example ia worthy
OF our imitation before sever the eonnecuon 'nas
binds Us to New.England-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

CoUNTRYMAN RoBBED.-Daniel Still, Yer
ronter was cruising city Saturday evening when
fell in with two persons named faes anu pic
sogrery where he ested them aud N Tor the liquor eH
Efed purse containing Afer the party had reached
abe street fitzgerald alleged pushed Bridget against s
and she then occasion 70 rifle bis pockets OF che money
She was arrested soon aer at her lodgings No 100 Columbia
street and locked up In the Tonbs Fitzgerald stu 81 large
The money has not been recovered
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u,ents.

The MIILioS MUsKETS SUEscRIPrIoSs.-The Com
ee for the Gssbald Fund Deg inform The public that be
side gentlemen heretofore adsertsed M D. H. C-Ik Of
the Everett House. Mr. Hrsm Cra1sone OF the Newly ork
hotel Messrs. TEeadwel Nhiicomb Of the St Nichols
Hote Shepard Knapp President Of the AechsEic bAnk
na Mr. lu- An:cnoro 81 Greenwich have also
andy consented take charge Of the subscription books The
oil portr Cen GzIbad painted and presented 30 the Com
nee by Giuseppe be disposed OF BY lot
the subscber 30 ths Merchants Excsnge Of this
ctV Gen. President; }. Gaudoko p. fstti, d.
MineH g. rs. Ssnguinstd NJ PSHn and h Anesani secFe
farfcs
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ARREST OF SHoPLHTERs.-Two men, named Daniel
Kelly James Welsh arrested on saturday charged
way where they stole several pieces OF sin yesng and az
der pretense purchasing clothing and while one OF them
engaged the attention the clerk the other concealed the vest
in under clothing but the het soon discovered Inc
prisoners were committed to the TOmbs for Trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

Mas. BLAcKwELLs SERMON on JOIN BRowN.-
nrs. Antoinette L. Brown Blackwell preached last
evening in Godbeck's Music store, taking as text
cold John Brown" She described his hecoism at the
scafod and appreciated fully his attempt in behalf OF
the slave while she held mp the higher, non-resstant
opposition to Slavery which, she sad, was dictated by
the spirit of Christianity She thought it the nobleSt
promise Of our times that the whole freedom-loving
peorle Of the North so fully recognized his greatness
Let ali work against Slavery, and if any must fight,
like Peter let him take bic sword, and go out Like
the old hero who died on Friday and was now IN
heaven. John Brown made men helievein unseishneSS
And this was the first step toward the abolition OF
Slavery In this we must begin with the STAKEHOLDER.
Make the STAKEHOLDER believe that we are unsesh and
no becomes
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Child SHoT BY BOATHAS.-On Saturday morn
ing about O'Clock, some little girls were picking up
refuse coal scattered upon the pier at the foot OF De-
lancy street, when Patrick Kirby, a man employed on
board coal barge out Of the cabin with pistol
in his hand and deliberately fired it at the children
The ball from the weapon took effect upon Eva sten'
entering her side and passing into the lung Coroner
Scbi.mer was sent for and held ante-morem exani-
nation, when the testimony Of two physclans went 70
show that the wound was mortal, and that the child
could live but a very short time Kirby was arrested,
and ia now in the Tonbs He says he fred the pistol
to scare the children away and did not intend TO do
them any injury. witness, however, testified that
Kirby had previously threatened TO shoot the children
if sey did not 90 of the pier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

ENxw.YoRX TYPoGRAPHIcAL USIoS, No. 6.-At
meeting of u above society heldo Saturday evening
last at No. l63 Bowery, the following named gentle
men were elected officers for the ensuing year. Pres-
dent r. Ii. Brown; Vice-President, John Ross; Re-
cording Secretary X. ID. Dack; Corresponding Secre-
fary, w. Il. Finch; Financial Secretary, G. A. Col
bum; Treasurer S. Sloan Fund Trustee, c. b. Smith
Jani,or, c. w. Colburn Business Committee, d. Aus
tin, II. Drake, j. T. Gallagher, f. Freekelton, and d.
w. Flynn.
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MILWAUKEE 4yHoRICoN RAILROAD.
/. IL. A. u T.ft.u.

SIR: Within a short time, several articles have aP-
reared in The TRIBUNE, relating 20 the delay IN tho
matter of the foreclosure of the First Mortgage Bonds
of the Milwaukee & Horizon Railroad Co-wrtes
evidently by some one not friendly to the COMMITTEES
having the matter in CHARGE and possibly by some one
having an AK of his own to grind AS ono al ths
Committee referred to, viii you do me the justice 70
assure the BQudhQlden through your columns, 'nas
immediate measures will oe taken =. - '"reo0se VOC
property. Acting as this Committee do, for large
majority of the Bondholdes those interested are nst
likely to suffer from any intentional delay. n.
ksp York Dec. 3 1859.
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FIRE IN Avenue B.

Mr.. Henry Squires, the American tenor, and little
Mary MeVicker, are about arranging concert tour,
and will travel through the principal cities Of the
United States together, and give musical entertain
ments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

Speech expressing bis sympathy withthe Italian cause
The COMMITTEES returned thanks for the present. and
made some statements relative to the progress and
prospecis Of the cause. The meeting lively and
Interesting one aud attended by several celebri
fiea from IialY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-05

Row AT DELSoSco's-Jotnny Ling, the well
known puglist, and Andrew Hines alias Figzy, got
into fight together Saturday evening at Dehnoni-
cos Hotel, during which Ling, as alleged, drew
revolver and attempted to shoot Hines, but was pre-
vented from doing 80 by the bystanders. charge OF
assault with intent to kill was preferred against him,
and be was hold TO bail to keep the peace. The SIGHT
qrew out OF a political dispute.
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TINTED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-DEc. B.
Iefore Comn.is siouer BETS

STEALING LETTERS FROM THE POsT-oFFIcL:
In the case Of Muehl charged with stealing letters
from, the Pos. the Commissioners has decided to conmi
the accused o at the charge
Before Commissioner BRIDGHAN
s Brazier master Of the bark George Curtis, was
brought up examination charged BY some 81 H crew
,bodi- food from while In the port Of Cardenas Inc
pce not being sufficient sustain the charge the case wa
dismissed.