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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE CoURTs-THE OCTOBER TERM.

THE COURTS-THE OCTOBER TERM.
Business will recommence in all the Courts on
Monday. A number Of important cases have been
placed on the calendars during the vacation and the
dockets are unusually full. The regular term Of the
Court Of Oyer and Terminer commences on Monday,
when q Grand Jury will DO impaneled. On the
second Tuesday the case Of Andrew j. Hsckley will
come up for final adjudication. The Supreme Court,
General Term, will continue in session two weeks
longer, and Circuit Special Term and Chambers
will be held. The Superior Court General Term
calendar contains 10 appeals and the Special Term
calendar Of the same Court has ll2 cases. On the
former calendar is the nterminabe case OF Forrest
agt. Forrest.
The United States Circuit Court proceedings will
attract the greatest public interest. The term com.
mepces on the third Monday. Judges Nelson and
Shipman will preside. The calendar will comprise
the cases Of the Savannah, JEFF. Davis and Sumter
privateersmen, and the slavers of the Cora, Erie,
Falmouth, Triton and other vessels. The United
States District Court will be occupied the remainder
Of this term in hearing prize and Admiralty cases.
The October Term Of the General Sessions, be-
ginning to-day, will be presided over by Recorder
Hoffman. The trial Of Merritt, charged with the
murder OF Baker for u!tering Secession sentiments
in lager-beer saloon, il set down for Wednesday.
j. I. Brady andA. Oakley Hall appear for the defense.
THE KINGS COUNTY COURTS.
The Kings County Circuit Court will be opened
to-day before Judge Brown, when the first twenty
cases on the calendar will be called They are enti-
tied as follows:
I. Barker AT. Stephenson; D. Brown ast Cb.dsey; J.
Mitchell AIT Jordan; Laird agt Missbsam Satonsta
sgt EdgeroD G. Miles sgt Swngman Person sg Lidde
g. Haber at al sgt BalthsEar Meigs Of al sst Abheyi H.
&C. aEt. kemseni H. Satonsta ast Bloomsri a. Williams
ct ais sft Rsmseni IS Same sst Sans TO- Satonsan sst
Powers IT. Field Ge agt Hudson River Baroed Company
49, Same ast Same 10 Lynch sgt Finken eta ~ Han
rinEton skt Gray.
The Oyer and Terminer viii be organized previous
to taking up the Circuit calendar.
The Brooklyn City Court will be opened on the
zane day, when the equity and four Monday causes,
to be tried without jury, will be taken up entitled
as follows:
Mo-, o. Dean ast Rem.en, 49, Williams sgt Fitzpatrick
90 same sgt. Same; a. Ksg ag Dunn ~ same sst. NC
Csnhyt So Commissioners OF Excise agt Lercnmsni o.
Same sgt Arnold 81 Same agt Hanks 60 Same agt Sheirne
lOI aTretner agt PARTRIDGE no. Bergen agt b9ohyn Wy
Railroad Company; las, Stevenson 6e sgt van brunt Iot
bergen sst Sherman 49, murray t Day o9 barrett ast
Mckinney; 1888, Excise Commissioners set' ohsihe-
Jury trials will commence Oct. IA.
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DIED.

BLEECKER-On Saturday Oct S, james w. Blocker, esq
Tho relative. and friends ohe family and those Of bis ,cnsn
law the Rev. Samuel ID Denison and Robert G. Rathoone,
hi, funeral om 81 Johns Chapel Tuesday the 9Th inst,
ct u O'Clock D. without further invitation The remains
will be taken to Trinity Cemetery.
BATH-On Sunday, Oct 6, 1861, George Thomas Bath
The relative. and friends repeatedly invited 70 atsnd his
funeral Tuesday morning the 9th inst at 10 ococ rom
the house Of Hook and Ladder Company No. H. NO. %
Charles street.
BEvIs-In this city on Friday, Oct Eliza A. Bevis sssd
50 years and months
FARRINGTON-In this city, Thursday, Oct. g. Joseph
Heary Harrington, aged 81 years
JOHNSTON-On Sunday, Oct g. at the residence OF her
uncle, William 9rsh.m No 81 West Forty eighth street,
EhIs Johnston, native of KIea, County Londonderry
Notice Of funeral in Tuesday mornings papers.
LEwIs-suddeny, Saturday Oct 5, at his re1idence,
Broohyn N. Y, the Rev. John Ni.ehie Lewis, aged -
Funeral service. the Cenr. Presbyterian Church the Rev.
Tuesday at O'clock p U. The rel,tiyes and friends Ge
invited 10 attend without further invitation.
NJ md asTfst jane Gs Rs sses %Soh md
The and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend her funer. ihis day Monday the 7h ipt q
p NJ from the residence Of her parents, No. IV East FIJI
Londonderry: ireland, papers viii please cOpy.'
oet s. .ner long md p.infnl fitness, Sarah Sherman,
widow Of Thom.. sherman, the 18th year Ofhe age.
Monmo uth County papers will please copy.
sPOoLE-At NewbuIgh ~ Y, on Saturday Oct $ William
T. sPOOle late Of hi. city IN the 10Th year OF his age
The funeral win take place on MSDt.y ,sh Inst. at Seoss
Nswbugh Trains leave Chambers street At II O'Clock an
| returning, leave Eishkii at 3:3l And 1854 p IN.
TABOR-At Hudson Mich on Wednesday, Sept IS Abigail,
wife Of Thomas Tabor formerly Of Bradford w. 10 the 10th
year Of her age.
UNDERHILL-suddenly on Saturday evening, Oct. s. at
Peeksiin James UndeTol, in the I'D year Of his age
His friends and those Of the family are invited to attend n
funeral nom Fends Meeting House at O'Clock on Mon
day afternoon, tho It'll inst.
WATERS-At Jamsica- Long Island on Saturday Oct s.
John +. Waters, aged 81 years and months . ,
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this Monday afternoon at O'CLOCK,
from his late residence In Prospect street, Jamaica
WILLIAMSON South Brooklyn. on Saturday Oct 5, Mary
T.. Williams. aged IS years .
The funeral will be attended from the residence Of her brother
VIM H. Williams NJ. D., Third avenue, between Middle
and Seventeenth street South Brooklyn, Monday Aiter
noon Oct O'Clock. The friends Of the family are In
yited 10 attend without further notice
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Eegal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-SILAS
~ HARRIS and JONAS KNICKERB0CKER plaintiffs,
sRaiuFt LEONIDAS Is. BENCHLY and SAMUEL M. AL
FORD reimbursement for a money demand on con
ITO the defendant lie midas GenehlJ
You hereby summoned and required the com
plant in this action which viii be hed in the Office Of the
Cerk the City and County Of New YORK At the City Hall In
said city copy Of to the said
plant the subscrbers at their Office No. w Broadway
IN the City Of NewYork within twenty days amer the
vice Of this you exclusive OF the day Of such
vice. and you fail the .sid within the time
soread the plaintiffs IN this action will take judgment against
Won FOR the su twelve hundred and twenty and 40 loo oil
lars with interest from the fourth day Of August one Thousand
et hundred and sixty besides tie costs OF this action
Dsted New YoIk, june 9Th, 1881
CHAMBERS POMER0Y, PlRiatifS Attorneys.
The complaint In the shove entitled action hled In the
oce the Cerk Of the City and County Of on the
CHAMBERS L PoMERoY Plaintiff Attorneys.
1av6WM
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{xTHasREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL COM
w IEtNY, by ts deed dated the hut day Of DecsmbeI
~ of Of Louis County n Book No 23 page ao2 and
b, other deed dated the said brat day Of December
70 . sGst No g o s
n, MO kRlsoN, EDWARD BREDELL and FKhNk .a
DlC the following described real estate situated In block
So I6 the City Of st. Louis and described as follows:
sst lot or parcel Of land fronting two hu dIed and
and S:SnasS
BY 18th street north BY the north line Of the held 10. con
S}aedi oseph Tsilon and known As survey No laH and
Sgt By ysnih street second csrtsn lot or piece Of
~ und In said block containing abou se's ~ feet De
tvs Get deep on Green street be the same more
as and dssn.ted on the plat Of tho lots l,id out
S ot Mo- 81 bounded on the west BY No % a. laid
~ BY Nh,ty the north BY Green street. on the east o.
and south by the lot herein hrst described
Z. Oh conveyance, were made said Morrison, Breds
- Die In trust TO the payment certain bonds
nbed amounting 10 -four hundred thousand doisr
bg hundred bonds Of Eve hundred dollar. each Psa
- IN ~ yeeis from the first day Of pecsmoer eighteen
ni. -, payable semi snnaay nom tia, date all psys
B.nh Of Commerce n Sss.lSrt snd sns s ,s.
= said bonds or any part thereof should become
and main unpaid for thirty day. after tn. "a maturity
aid hwith become due and payable, Notwithstanding
-. bon my mot sppsT on their ace TO Dc Due and
ed sole and pledged and sixteen Of said bond,
DuntD o three hundred and CHI thousand dollars upon
81 ~ WHY the semi annual interest becoming due the
sst day OF June, eighteen hundred aud sixty ono h., been
te for mes Than thirty days and 1. sl unpaid although
bo OF a. Ol ~ mas pecn ueuhhdeo
Now, thuefore, we WILLIAM M. MORRISON. Ed
WARD BREDELL and FRANKLIN A. DICK, Trustees. a.
aforesaid .tthe re99. Of many Of the individuals and copo
holding said bonds and 10 accordance with the pro.
Visions Of said deeds will the twsDy,soO day Of Octo
bsr eighteen hundred and sxtyons and
eleven O'clock the and Ave IL the Afternoon
Of that day the front door Of the Court House
y Of St. Louis Missouri proceed 70 ,e the sboys described
premises and property for cash. public vcndue 10 the high
est bidder order 70 to the holders Of said bonds the
due thereon and any .mog5s sh:se. that be
ss1snsss on he fruit WIN M MORRISON, }
EDWARD BREDELL, Trustees
FRANKLIN A. pICk,
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grsnraufe Gonpanies.
T IFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN LIFE INSUR iNCE COMPANY,
Nc. 81 Nssssu-st, New-York,
opposite the Po,t'oaiee.
CASH CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION OVER
s1,0OO,O00.
CLAIMS PAID,
s550,000.
DIVIDENDS TO POLICY HOLDERS,
$4,000.
+ IFE INSURANCE.

This Company being conducted by Board Of Director
owning stock Company has the advantage Of the stoe
plan Of with the mutual feature OF sharing tho
profit, Of the business without being liable to assessments
The renns dividend Of profits Of this Company has resulted
in bonus or addition to the policy Of more than my pei
cent on the whole premium paid.
The dividends paid in the lifetime Of the assured thu
aiding them 10 pay future premiums.
Premiums may be paid annually, semi annually, or quar-
tery when the policy IL for he and the annual premium
amounts TO $40 OF over From to 50 per cent may be paid
by notes.
Persons insured may visit Europe in hcan vessels with
out extra charge ct all seasons Of the year.
HENRY STOKES, President
C.Y WEIrPIB Secretary.
j. L. HALEY Assistant Secretary STEBBINs Actuary
ABHAn DUBOIS, M. D., Medical Examiner
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MARRIED.

HOFFORD-WEIL-At Allentown, Pa, on Tuesday Oct
l, by the Rev. B. M. Schumacher. the Rev. VIM r. Honoro
to Miss Caroline Weil daughter of George p Well ESQ.,
NAsH-WILLIAMs-on Tuesday, Sept. II, In NorwsR,
Conn, at st. Psurs Church, by the Rev John K w mans
assisted by the Rev. Thomss r. Psson Edward II. Nah,
ESQ., of Westpor and Miss Margaret Newkirk daughters
r. A. Williams, esq, Of Norwak. .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city. Thursdsy Oct O.
by the Rev. Dr. Taylor, Maus A. Sorchsn to Caroline II.
Lschaise.
Oct, g. by the Rev. VIM r. De Witt ID. D., George z.
Serry Mis- Kate Van Welt second daughter OF the OH
ciatin9 clergyman.
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COURT CALENDAR-TH, DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GEyERAL TERM.-Enumerated
Nos 39 0I 3s2 1884, 3s5 1885, 3s7 3ss 3ss 4o 4o2 4023
4O3 403 404 sO5 4O6 407 403, 40 ALL Az 43, 4H AS
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERH.-DemuITers-
Nos. "a, SO to l04 inclusive
SUPREME COURT-CIRcuIT-Part Mos. y7S,
1909 82 1924 1923 1890 1892 1884, 1872 1891 1885, 1887 l353
l345, 1851, NJ 207, 839, 1913.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERN-Part mos
1875 49, 1867 2o3 2O37 20s 2O43 2Oi5 2os 2o4s POSI- 1855
2O55 POSI- pose 2063 PART Nos 1850 l64s 2o34 2o36,
2O38 2O42 2OI4 2O46, 2O49, 2O5O Posi-, 1854.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERN.-Paft
Mos, ri 1891 1915 SOL 1872 500 1909 $50, 1916 s2.
298O SOL $40 $50 1870 PART I-Nos 5S7, 1852 1851 us,
1866 1872 1875 1876 1885, 49, l212 1857 $780, 746 1913
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CHARGED WITH FoRGIsG HIS WTE's WILL
Yesterday William Dale tailor. residing at No 70 Greene
street arrested the charge having offered for probate
forged will Of Elizabeth Dale formerly his wife appears
that previou Mrs Dsles death about ago,
they lived Morsana and that since her death up to the
present time will Of hers ever produced The VIII
now produced makes nearly the whole Of the property TO
,h, prsoner and appoints bin sole executor. Parties &C
with the handwriting Of the segsd estaor and
or pronounce signature attached to the Va 10 be In
he banavIiIns of the latter Dale lives with woman
oo.e character Greene street, and said 10 teep house
spue Justice Osborne committed the accused IN de-
fault Of 4 eco
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CUPREME COURT, City and County of New.

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- York-JANE KNOWLES, Plsinda. against WILLIAM
G.. JOHNSON Defendaut-Summonsf for honey demand on
Con,nct-(Com not served ITO the Defendant WILLIAM
C. JOHNSON You hereby summoned and required 10
answer the complaint IN bis action, which viii be hed the
Office OF the CLERK Of heCiy and County Of NevYo at the
City Hall In fad city, and 10 OF your the
said complaint N subscriber bis office, No 1873 BRONZE
ST. City New orb within twenty days after tho service OF
tbs summons you exclusive Of the day ofsuch serve"
and n you fail the said complaint within the tno
the plaintiff in this action will take judgment sgtins'
Won for the Sum thousand dollars with interest on
thousand two hundred and hy dollar, from the hI day Of
June 1860 and interest and fifty dollars from
first Of January 1851 bssiee the costs Of this action
'''N LUTHER B. PERT, Plaintiffs Attorney,
+ No. 333 Broome st., N. Y.
The complaint in this action fled In the Oce Of tho
eL Of The City and County the State Of New
York or the l66 day August 1861 at the City Hall In said
ytty.-Dsted August is, 1861. = -
L. b. PERT, Plaintiffs Attorney
aule Ia y6ms No 339 Broomest, N. Y
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NEw LIGHT-HoUsEs.-The work upon the new
lighthouses at the Highlands of Neversink has been
suspended, as the funds Of the Government are at
present all required for other purposes. The two
old towers were built in 1913; the lanterns are 24S
feet above the level of the sea- the fixed light of one
in ordinary weather can be seen for 20 miles, and
the revolving light of the other, IS miles.
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CAUTION TO HoUsrKEEPERs AND OTHERS AGAINST
PURCHASING GoyEKsMEsr SroREs.-It has hereto
fore been legal for regmental and other commssares
70 dispose of surplus stores to private purchasers
Such sales are now forbidden by general order is
sued from the War Department on Sept. %, 20 that
buyers of Government stores are now subject TO pun
ishment as receivers of stolen goods.
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tainments afford. The Park presented gay and
lively scene. There were Thousands Of carriages,
hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen on horseback,
and several times ten thousand pedestrians present
The concerts Will continue till cold weather comes.
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ua MARsHABs oFFICE-ocr. s.

RELEASE OF FORT LAFAYETTE PRISONERS.
To-day Marshals officer Buckley went to Fort
L.,.tte and released George Miles and Henry A. Rssve
on their taking The oath Of allegiance Miles was formerly
Richmond Va and Reavssihe editor Of The Wafeha"
Greenport, Long Island
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SUPERIOR COURf-SpEcILL TsRN-0cT. 5-BefoTe
Justice BoswoRTH.
DECISIONS.
Winterhoff agt. SPECIALIZATION to vaeate order
Of July H. 1861, granted.
Before Justice WHrTI.
Frederick A. Plat, Receiver. &C., agt. James y.
Parker Motion for letters rogatory granted out Win
order Of proceedings and the party nnaIy
succeeding in the action TO have 10 costs OF motion
GENERAL TERM-0cT a-Beore all the Justices
John X. Terry agt The Mayor, &c. Judgment
reversed and new sl ordered Order preference discharged
Costs 20 abide event.
Good Hoyt Executor sgt. Samuel n. Hoyt. Judgment
affirmed with costs .,
Andrew Brady sg David Hennison. Judgment reversed
and new trial ordered: costs TO abide the event.
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VENTN SCHOOL s.
EDUCATION FREE TO ALL.

EDUCATION FREE 10 ALL'
IN. n,,po ere hereby informed ths. EVENING
SCHOOLS eT both males and females VIII De opened 81 tbe
School. Hoases herein designated,
MONDAY, Oct Z, 1861,
ses n ron, ftsgs1e Davchoos ESpesneed and well.
she tea hers have been employed and everything pro
sn mnner and thus afford thorough instruction TO pupils
FREE OF CHARGE!
AP.ssSSG' tII H. asS SaS. % made at the schools
Wards No Location Of SeeooI- HouseF.
10. .9reenwichst., Rector.
a Gomez Of North Moore and vsrick.sG
%. City Halhplsce, near Pearlst
3..MonrOesL near Montgomery.
SCHUBERT, near Broomo.
&C. West l3thst mean rh-sv.
10 2..Allen-st., near Hester.
" S1..Sith-st, near Sd.ay.
" ss'',,SSlst-st,, Harlem
%. broome-st, between Sherie and Wbttt
80 .B9xteTst near Grand.
IS 10. WooseI-st., near Bieeeker.
NJ ". 81, near sthav.
n 6.. Hooston-st., near Esso1.
% 10. .5st-si. near Lovington-av.
20 3..west sadst, near fth-sw
~ ~. .57tb. Vi near 2doV
"a 2s..1iih-st., near sth-sV
"''''A-'i FE INA IL ' ssicHooLs.
Wards No. location Of Sehoot-lioa,es.
70. .Greenwich-S., near Rector
"a. .Elmst near Leonard
Sl..MOnrOe-st, near Montgomery.
20. .Clarke-st. near BIoome.
10. West l3th-st., near 7th-1y
10 a.. Alen-st-, near Hester
n Is. .5th-st, Avenue G.
u 81. .e1th-st, XoFkyiie.
"a 81. .MsnbstanNille.
N 80. .Rlsi-st, Harlem.
10 a. .Broome st., near Sheriff,
"a 5..Mottst, near Spriog.
Is 40. Wooslsr-st., near BleeckoT,
10 n. .l1th.sL, 8thsy.
N To- l4tbet, BeaI lstav.
10 b. .2Oth-st-, near Sth-sv.
10 H. grst, near LexngtoD-SY.
20 80. 28tl-st, 9thsv.
n IA .2ith.si., neal 2d-av
"a n. .s7th-st near 8th-av
"a "a. 10Th st., near Sthav. -
SCHOOLS FOR COL0RED PEOPLE:
No 5-Laurens-st., nesH Broome; Males end Females.
T7thst, between 9Th and Tth.svs; Males and Females
The term Of all the Schools aforesaid commences on MON
DAY tho h day OF October and continues 10 weeks, e1elu
ave Of the usual holiday vacation,
By order Of the Board Of EdueGtion, 49, ,
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PENDANT foI $780, dated May a. ls payable 20 the order Of
John and Thomas Warren sx months date
70 plaintiff The defense the statnte OF and
that the note had been satisfied The principal evidence ais
closed that John and Thomas Warren formerly cared on
business In Maiden lane that their clerks salesman ana %
in the habit Of signing notes for the rm which thew
raised money thos the defendant signed the
II admitted that the defendant the firm one tins
$500 $500 but Il proved hst paid by extra
services and carried to profit ard loss The book keeper Of
the proved that the in question the
sion Of the Wsens in 1854 and that they ordered TO be
liyered 10 defendant and Thomas Warren of the f
admitted lie had tho note two years ago John Warren,
was proved left the State In 1857 having assigned his property
to his brother Thomas
The Court rendered Judgment for the defendant Rufus Bel
for plaintiff; Samuel Owen for defendant.
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NOTICE.-The COMPREHENSIVE hereto
fore existing between BEALS JAMES, in the Granite
busine., was dissolved on the goth Of Sepembsr ISol-
Dated Oct. l, 1861. 5AmOhb h' 'AL'Eo'
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THE RELEASED BALTaoREAss.--The twelve
prisoners from Fort Columbus were released on Sat
urday afternoon on taking the oath of allegiance
which was administered to them by Commissioner
Sdllwe1. Cassidy, the recusant, processes to be
Union man. and that his refusal to take the oath on
Thursday arose from a Misrepresentation as to its ma.
ture, and vexaton at being arrested and imprisoned
without reason. Hei printer by trade, and at the
time of his apprehension was talking with Union
men at The Baltimore Sun office. The twelve have
no means to pay their way on to Baltimore, and on
Saturday morning thrOnged the lobby at the Mar.
shals office, in expectation that he had received au
thorty from Washington to forward them at Gov.
eminent expense, which is not the case as yet.
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SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERx-Ocr. 5.-Bsfore
Justice INaRAHAn.
lIna Al

BY THE CoURr: lsGRAHAa, 1.-THE objection 10
tho ty Of the allegations made in tho should have
bean hen the motion made for leave 10 put In the
amended answer copy Of served The plaintiff had
tho opportunity q seeing II. truth or f,t and he should
he !. pIeellded a.erwGd from making motion to strike
II out. =, . ,,..,, a.
II Is also serious objection 10 such motion thst u 70
founded on the examination Of witnesses In the cause ana
fact amounts sl Of the case II the Court can be called
upon try whether Is true not according W INC
testimony of witnesses examined In the cause as,
On looking n tho appears that many Oh the ae
malls general Where this s answer WIZ not Do
stricken out o false 49,,
Although the order appealed from was not made on TINS
ground, tho motion should, on that account ns'e oeeh
denied .,,, -.
The order sppesled from should be ahrnsd with costs
MARINE COURT-TRnL TsRs-Oor. a-Before Judge
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CoRosERs CAsEs-Yesterday Coroner Schrmer
held an inquest at No. IA Delaney street upon the BODY Of
Peter German 10 OF who on SateI
day evening himself through the heart and instantly ie
dead Deceased the three months volunteers VINO
went 10 Washington with the 18th Regiment from this city
IL that to be married. In consequence
Of Which he had been involved In trouble and being
At the time committed self destruction. The Jury rendered
a verdict Of - Suieide.n
Yesterday Coroner Schirmer notified that Margaret
ReTy was lying Bellevue Hospital st the point Of death
from the effects wounds inflicted by her husband on the M
inst Tho Coroner immediately proceeded to the spot aud
testimony Of the dying wom.n when she stated that
Tuesday last her husband after having been absent rom
homo for three months returned in state o. ntoricat0n
called prostitute and ordered her out Of the house She
refined TO 20 whseupon he beat her in the moot horrible
manner with club and Kicked her out Of the house she
wa. encsin the Of the assault and his treatment has
so, her death The Coroter ordered the arrest
Of Kery snd he locked up TO await the result OF his
uife's injuries. ,,
Yesterday Coroner JactmAn notified that John Smith,
who was stabbed Friday evening by his brother Peter
their In street likely 20 die IN
The Coroner repaired the residence oil ther
mother and held ante mortsm EXAMINATION In the case
The broken appears had qunrelsd about money matters
and Peter bad the liberty Of pushing Johns wife
which the latter rs,ened when Peter seized knife and In
aced revere an Johns and In his right ode and len
hand Tho wound in his right SIDE IL thought will prove
fatal Peter In prison awaiting the result Of the injuries
thu, inflicted The Coroners Jury decided that the wounds
had been inflicted BY Peter smith
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etopartnersbip iloiiees.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTlCE.-Ihe SUBJECT,
" Der has withdraw nom the firm Of RICH, BRouWEh
SHAW, Of New-Yok City from this dAe.ost' !, ls9;
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ssmins- alatbines.

400 -First-class Sewing Machines 1S6
Y Sewing Machine Emporium +s6 Bdwsy cor BroOme-'
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printing

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