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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19
Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge Russell.
RECEIVERS OF STOLEN GOODS CONVICTED

RECEIVERS OF STOLEN GOODS CONVICTED.
Nov. 18.-he Court met at an early hour, when tho
trial OF Samuel Sprnce, charged with receiving large
quantity of silks, which the proceeds of burglary
on the store Of Solomon Straus, resumed. Counsel
for the defence relied upon the evidence of officers Sowey
and McCord for the acquta of the accused they having
testified that they called upon Sprnce and sought his aid
in procuring the stolen property The defendant went
with them to the house where the goods deposited
and thus the detective officers succeeded in recovering
the most OF the property After the absence Of hour
the jury rendered verdict OF "Guty" against the
cused The City Judge permitted the defendant to go on
ball. believing that the evidence not positive enough
to have warranted the jury in convictng HIM 1t is I'M
derstOOd that counsel for the defendant will for
new trial next week
Robert Lees, resident of Brooklyn, placed
yarn, werth $780, stolen by John Brandon, a
porter in the store of Sebbins, Hoyt Il Co.,
met Lees on occasion at junk shop and stated 70
him that he would give him for rubbish (Which he
was permitted by his employers to dispose o than ho
received at the junk establishment Subsequently Lees
went to Stebbns Hoyt Co.'s store and conveyed the
rubbish to Brooklyn from time to time and auda
cous that he occasionally took bundles of yarn against
the remonstrances, however, of Brandon But LeeS
y succeeded in persuading Brandon steal the yarn
which was the subject of the indictment The jury con-
viced the receiver and Judge Russell postponed the
tence in order TO afford him an oppor tunyt submit ah
davts showing his previous character
Horace Cooley, respectable looking man, was put on
trial In the afternoon also charged with receiving stolen
goods alleged that in September the accused had
several patented parts OF sewing machines IN his possess
sion belonging TO the Wheeler and Wilson Manufacturing
Company Mr.. Murray, the foreman Of the machine de-
partmen was the principal witness for the prosecution
and he stated that it against the rules Of the estab
lishment to sell any portions Of the machines man
named Waiter Lambert, cartman in the employ of the
company arrested when confessed to dsposng Of
parts of machines the defendant who resided In Oliver
street. On searching his premises Mr. Murray found
tons of machines which he identified as belonging to the
company.
It now being four O'Clock the Court adjourned till ten
O'Clock to morrow Saturday morning, when the case
will be finished
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The Bank Of England Note Case Again.
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST THE DEFENDANTS.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCuIT.
Pefore Hon. Judge Strong. OF Rochester

Before Hon Judge Strong, of Rochester.
Nov. 1S.-LSydet Standard cs John G. Boker and
others-In this case which is familiar to the readers Of
the Herald, being action Of trover brought by the
plaintiff TO test the right Of the defendants to retain pos
session Of two Bank of England notcsonc for $500 and
the other for 600 steslng verdict rendered IN fa
vor Of plaintiff for 5000 49, The Court granted the
plaintiN further allowance Of 500.
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IHc dUUVU figures SHOW lTRe ueHCIenCy during the
week in the receipts Of -four that article reaching tide.
water almost entirely by railroad The receipts of wheat
again an excess in the receipts of barley The receipts
OF the new crop of barley compared with the receipts of
1905 show deficiency of 900 bushels Barreled beef
IKE hour, comes forward by railroad The article OF
cheese Is in large receipt being nearly 900 lbs the
receipts by canal have not been large since 1852
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the place Tho movements OF the consttutionaiss 30
near place have caused tho clergy 70 increase their
vigilance In and about this CITY,
The agent the constuonalsts in this city has lust
despatched extraordinary to Vera Cruz giving par
tcuars Of conspiracy in that paoc against and
favor of Robes The chances the thing will be nppcd
In the bud ecker appears be the chief money
this business which should be made TO terminate disas
trously for him. Jecker said has agreed do
success Of the conspiracy in Vera Cruz He like some
others Is creating deal OF trouble for himself In the
future. We shall see
From advices received from the Pacific coast seems
not improbable that Mazatan will be- IL has been
already, taken by the English vessels that 1t is
high time somebody did something 10 stop the riot and
pillaee going in the country and II our govern
ment viii not, we certainly say nothing II England
does
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The Grain Trade Of Chicago.

From the Chcago Democrat, Nov 10.
The receipts at this point yesterday were 779 bbls
flour, 26,06S bushels wheat 32365 bushels corn 567
bushels oats 81 bushels rye 4432 bushels barley-n all
81 424 bushels against 500 bushels the same day
last year. The shipments 1897 bushels of all
kinds of grain.
The wheat market opened fine yesterday morning, at
SSc. for No spring and 90c. for No ditto which il
ruled steady at the close There but little doing
or No red and the market showed alteration from
Monday Holders Of flour were firm, but buyers were
not plenty and but few sales reported Corn was
moderately active at 1c. decline from Mondays rates.
Oats quiet with few transactions There little
doing in rye barley the few sales Of the latter show
slight decline.
The following table exhibits the receipts this point
for the past week. as compared with the receipts of the
Same week in 1888
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Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.

VERA Cruz Nov I, 1850
zncdpdcity Of Secretary OcanpoRenouo Of GEN Iaiss
tra-A6airs in the in'crior-Cours Of Mr. Mathew, tie
British ASSASSINATION Prospects Of Msr,o-
Financial rifles Of the Ctvgy-New Trses on 7raae-
C5nduaas-la mors from AeDico-Deparure Of Miramon
for Queresaro, dc.
am sorry to give you bad news; but, unfortunately
my representations Of consequences to be derived from
he want Of activity, and even capacity, Of the liberal
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DISCHARGE At THE NORFOLK NAVY YARp.-Onc hundrca
and fifteen workmon says the Norfolk Herald OF the l4
nst were discharged from employment at tho Navy ao
here on Saturday evening, viz sixty carpenters seven
sawyers twenty one horers apd twenty seven @oercss
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SLAVE SENTENCED TO DEAru-The trial Of Scott, slave
or NC murder OF Priscilla, slave, took place in Rcn
mond on the 18th inst The court found the prisoner
guilty, and sentence him TO he hanged Friday the
ION oil December The value Of the negro was fixed al
S400
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Reducing the wheat flour the deficiency in the re-
ccipts Of 1859 is equal to 1856, $40 bbls. flour.
me receipts at tide water OF the principal articles Of
produce from the opening OF the canals and including
the l4th inst. have been as follows
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The amount received for tolls for the years below
during fourth week of October, and from the opening Of
the canals to Nov. ], ia
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New York Canal Tolls.

The amount received for tolls all the canals of the
State for the fourth week of October
In 1858. so7 700
IN lsos Observation-Disclosures. 96,105
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Tide Water Receint.

Tide Water Receipts.
The receipts at tide of -four wheat corn and bar
ior the second week Of November in 1858 and 1852
have been as follows
Flour bis Wheat, bu. Corn, 6u. Barley bu.
1868 $500. $4,000 1S35O0 145,S0O 2iY, 500
Aoos ....o4,4oo 4sS,oOo 1920 3l9,4Oo
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this point last week GIL o63 bushels against 226 1884
bushels in the same week last year.
The deliveries OF flour and wheat at this point for the
fifteen weeks ending yesterdaywhch embraces the time
since the new harvest, from August l-have been
follows
1858. 1852
Flour, bbls. Observation-Disclosures. 341 ssi sos
Wheat, bushels ,42o 742 6,6O7 1859
five reduce the flour TO wheat in the above statement
we have the Following result
Wheat received at Chicago since Aug l. 1889 700
Wheat received at Chicago since Aug l. 1885, 447
q, 10000
That TO say the country is richer by the price
millions one hundred and ffy.fve thousand two hun
dred and sixty bushels Of wheat than it was at this
time last year.
But this is not ALL Ever since the harvest there
has been proportOnate increase in the receipts all
other grain, except corn and the country has been re-
ceiving the benefit of all this And, now, begin
ming to have heavy receipts of Week before last
the receipts 21666 bushels of corn against 69
bushels in the same week last year; and last week
the receipts 2 1863 bushels against Al 54S bushels
in the corresponding period of 1858.
There Is yet however, heavy deficiency to be made
up in the corn receipts Last year up TO this date the
cepts had been 2S1 95 bushels against bush
els up to this date last year. We steadily gaining
upon this deficiency, but shall not wholly overcome i
until next spring.
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Dec. 81 800 Inc. 304 500 Dec. 1877 900 Inc 80 900
The aggregates OF the receipts of the above articles
far, for the years 1858 and 1859, have BEEN
Flour bJls Wheat, bt Corn, bu. Barley, b.
1861. 1,729,40O 1922, 400 6379,3oO 1851 800
1867. $4,000 1888 200 24ss,7O0 1909 200
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Railroad Time Table.

Trains arrive and depart as follows:
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New York Market.

Nav YnRK. July ..
Flour advanced Ohio SIS 4n@5 81 for snper
state, 5,9O@5 90 fnr extra d.; OO@ 6 so for
common 10 good extra Western, 6,3O@6,C0.
Rye Flour at 4UO0d.62%
Wheat buoyant New white 81 ,750I, ,7B ;
Red Western 81 ,5l0l So
Rye eSaS9 Barley dull.
Corn firm at9i@9 frr mixed; White S4@
% Oats firm at 43@4sl6
Pork firm. Moss. $i6,l2 Prime, si2, so
Lard dull. l0k@t,
whisky dun at 21@27I6.
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ANOTHER NEW BUok
sc.apArrr.a npnAr WORK.


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This simple, healthfui and, yet effeoiual prevent
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entera into It's composition. The price Of the
French Patent Male Safe, one dollar the sling one,
four dollars per half dozen, and seven dollars per
dJZen.
Madame Lozier's Female Monthly Pills Is safe
and reliable remedy for suppressohs and all female
diseases. Ladies should not use them during plCga
nancy, aa they Will produce mieeaffaee. rlcti one
dollar per boX-extra fine Eve doliarH. Sent TO any
address by mail, post free. No Letters will be
swert unless they contain arcmitance or postage
stamp.
All orders dressed TO Dr. =. BoEArAnTE, No. 1872,
Sycamore street. between Fifth and sixth streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio, will be punetualiy attended TO -
DR.. II can be consu ted upon all secret diseases He
is unquestionAbly acknOw ledPcd TO be the chem-
pion and king OF Venercal Diseases, and only Phy-
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"a brown 1 WI d IRWIN, u Is,''

OEALERsINJU JUN1ATTA IRON NAILS,
~ steel Anyiis, vieea, bellows, Filss springs and
Axien, m ell their Varieties, and Manufacturers
OF stoves and Hollow Ware By most approved pnt-
terns All Of which viii be sold onthe most reason
We are the sueosisoru Of samuel B. Brown, ~ his
od stand on the corner Of Firet aud min strests,
Head Of the Baain, Dayton, Ohio. Our foundery 10
the foot Of Ludlow street.
Manufacturer 4 EEachIpists,
VIII and At BROWNS fRwtNs general asaort-
ment Of Heavy Bar and slab Iron steel, etc.
Blacksmiths,
WIN and At BROWN A IRwIN's the best Of Bar,
Horse shoe, and Nail Rod Iron, Flies, Raaps, nel-
lows, Vices, Anvils and other Tools.
CnrrinRe and Wagon Makers,
wili hnd At Drown IRwIN,s aiarge Assortment
Of Dandy, Buggy and wagon Tire, Springs, AXles,
Hub Bands, Carriage and Tire Bolts etc.
Fl0w and HnrrO w Makers,
wliiand At BROWN and IRwINS a large assort-
meat Of Slab steel and slab Iron, Of various sizes
COOpcrs,
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MONTREAL, July Q

A private letter from X. Stuart, Esq
agent OF the New York Associated Press NJ
Liverpool, received by the steamer Hungar-
ian yesterday, says THE great advantage
of the Farther Point Telegraph Station was
clearly demonstrated on the arrival Of the
steamer Hungarian, which, thanks to your
liberal supply Of news from that station,
placed Us in possession Of the effect OF the
news taken out by tho steamer North Briton
in the short space Of eighteen days after the
said news left this point, feat without q
parallel"
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THE SECRET INFIRMI1
ATTACHMENT.

John P, Yoe, Plaintiff, Before Seymour Yeaze',
Jacob Lehman, Dept SoHtso%sfy sgi CO.. l066n'Aip 6
IN the 25th day of May, A. ID, 1859, said
" Justice Issued an order of attachment In The
above action for the sum of seventeen dollars ano
lexsndersvills, June 10, 1859 'ohf is,alsSw lSE;
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INDICATED
Strengthening Plasters I 7

THESE Plasters are excellent remed;ss
IN cases OF pain and wesKness IN the sids
breast or bAoki also rheumatic Affections coughs,
asthma npransi bruises, and kidney OF spinal affer
uohs; The ATniea, Galbanum, Pitch, Poor Man.
anu hemioek FAsiers, are manufactured of various
sHes' On klu OF CLOTH and Poor Mans on paper by
s. A. GRIFFITH,
81, Broadway, Cincinnati.
ano supplied 20 dealers and druggists on A. Rood
mhl-em -'~'s%-
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LOUISVILLE, July o.
A mob at Sanford hung James Rousey
Tor killing Jamea Oldham, last Nav.
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1alrBi DV WrtrgTapD.
The oreat Indla- Rnbber Caae.

UHIIINVNEl July y
The great India. Rub5er case Of Horace
n. Day and others against John Stillman Is
now on trial ln the United States Circuit
Court in this city, before Judge Giles This
case, with others involving the same issues,
Is now undergoing final hearing belorc
goiog TO the supreme Court of the United
States, on the claim Of the plaintiff to the OK
elusive right to manufacture and sell what
is known ~ woven elastic lodia. Rubber
goods A preliminary injunction had pre-
yiously been granted in all the cases In this
district, and the argument now pending Is
TO have permanent injunction issued, ,whol
ly restraining the defendeuts from vending
vulcanized rubber goods. A strong army
Of legal talent is engaged on both sides
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NEW TREAT TN ENT.
-
P r VAT E
AND
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE ! |

4 T the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
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ness and the Secret Inilrmiies Of Youth and Matu-
corner Of Main and Quay streets, tup stairs)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure OF genital Debility or
Nocturna Emissions, more properly hnownas Sem
inai Weakness, etc. Can be permanent, cured in
from ift days TO two months, by the use OF this
instrument, when used conJointly with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
DR.. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
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subjected to test by the most eminent yBicians in
London, Paris, Phi adeiphia and New 0Ikj II has
heen declared the only useful instrument which has
Weakness, or any disease OF the genital organP,
caused by the secret habits Of youth Price Ten Lois
lars, by Mail or Express.
A CURE WARRANTED.
Or AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively TO this pecu lar class OF ma aides, and
the relief the have consequently been able to ien-
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therefore DR.. AMOS and son have succeeded in
discovering, IN the selection OF their remedies, A
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ening OF great mass OF human misery BY the a,lev-
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NEw ORLnlNs. JulY Q.

The brig Champion, with advices from
Havana to the third insL, arrived hero 10
day. The ncws are unimportant Sugars
were active.
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4 T the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab
~ llahed for the cure OF syphilis, seminal Weak
and the Secret InhrmititB OF Youth and Matu-
rity by DR. AMOS SON Buffalo, N. v Office,
corner Of Main and Quay streets, tup stairs.)
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QCEBEo, July ..
The steamer Nova Scotian sailed at II
oolook this morning, with l2T pnssengeri
Tor Liverpool Weather iine.
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Peter KeIchnrd's EslaIc

IN the oath day of June, 1859, the under.
~ signed was duly qualified Rs Administratrix of
the estate OF Potter heiohard, late of Montgomery
county, decd. NARY REICHARD
p. San inventory and appraisement of the es
tate and property OF said deceased will be taken i'm
July I, 1909.
ie2T u
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oxomSArr. July ..
Flour firm 5000 for supcrine. Western 6,l5
m625
Whisky. Price L{c higher
Provisions buoyaht. Mess PORK SIC. Bacon
5II@gII
Whpa'. New white 25; Red / ,25 Prime
old .c2J6 New red 10.
Orrn active at 50
Rye in fair demand at 90.
Barley dull at 55.
Oats, as
Lard H.
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NOTICE

THE Stockholders Of the Beavertown. In
dian Ripple and Aenla Turnpike Companv are
hereby notified that meeting VIII be heid on III
Soth Of July, at the school house miles east OF
heayertown, near r. +. Barneys, at the place M
holding our annual meetings, at ! o'ciocK. II. nj H.
for the purpose Of the stockholders voting for o1
against levytng tax TO pay the debs owing on saia
road. By order Of the Board.
isl8-Wim PITER PRUGH. sec,y
(JOurnRl, Gazette and Germantown Independent
copv 30 daVal '''
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Care a yewiv Planted Tsrx>.

Iae hwss ssss0n after srsasp4snsln, il
the srisl season and TOO much care and
attention cannot easily be given ID sush
srnf. sai shsde trees - may have recent.
lT been SCI out The present spring has
f. the most par, been : particularly "a
vo-,ble ous for tree plsnters. and we sin
eerrly hope that every farner has been
Up aud losnS il tha, line. In an open prai-
rse eoantry, and in5eed anywhere, il the
trees be large, shes sheald be secEred to
siskes the Erst season. One stake Get On
the side ircra which e prevailing winds
may bs expected vii usually be sufficient
Hay CT straw bands. or strips of old mat
.saa- l@she- or ne~ cheap cloth viii
answer vel f~r laads- no 20. tie the
tee shor, up. - you would kicking colt,
haf gire i play; trees we're made t. wave
y tie wiad, and it j. thoassnd pities
that cur farmers and farmers BOYS don't
glre them an Opportunity to ware oftea-
er fraa the too frequent shadelesx West
srH prairies. Besides stalking the trees
thew should be matched and the Srouad
frequently stirred around them Tais
frequent stirring and palrsriring Of the
soil - che Of the great secrets of success
full Horticulture, II is pity some Cosn-
stock would not ps;ent sht secret which is
hrrr revealed FIR nothing. and Of course
viii 20 in 1t one ear sn3 cat nj the other.
Be careful in plowing near your trees not
e tnjure any part Of them and IL ysu
don's uind yoa will d. il before you are
aware Of IL - p-airss Iar-rer.