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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. MARCH Y, 1851

Mr. Ksnnsd hay. 70 thu, am not csnd hnss, s shs
Ss"sr. nsa.Psps. have made mo eand
date.
Mr. Kepnedy-These young pontng the reporter,
presently say something and they well blow away
any other person that something that aleu- them
MI BOwen-Did you have any conversation with Williamson
on the t of March with reference to your obtaining oce
Mr. Kennedy had any conversation with him or with
any other member the force about going South except With
such az finally rarely occurred that the men
who did go any instructions from me until ser they so
there they were merely 70 70 'Is .snS dc
out of the city on business connected with the Depart
we .ent them Canada on the occasion Of the arrival Ct the
Prince Of Wales, and on subsequent OCCASION am. son,h
Nj BowehWh reference to the men whom you seh' oo''
did you ask them What their politics werel T.,
MT kenDedy-Posriyely no selected them loi t'
bie' have never asked man in the force "ha' d" pO
Mr. Bowen Did you ever say Wilkinson, ~ understand
yGSS ~, arr r q ? sy god ode Republican SS
Mr. ,s9e sr =: Sss the
den. elect at all events desire to SPpesr sol ,,o..
Mr. KennedyI have never aid that TO any msn 70 tnose
who went said there stories circulation to that
Mr. Bowen-Did You ever inform Williamson any member
Of the force that you candidate for the once oil United
MI Kennedy-Never anything Of the kud the contrary
every of the who has spoken tbs subject
ha. been told that candidate; one gentleman mem
seesIng TO me about &C. informed that be candidate
for position and assured him that would not stand In h'
NJ BosenTh.n under.taDd from your testimony th, the
affidavit made BY Williamson on Saturday 10 nttety aso
Mr. have discovered wora Oh uut IN ~,
except that be appeared before on the lot Of MARCH, Mnen bs
was drunk or Grey chartsby infer after feaeias w
affidavit he crszyi all the declarations In tna'
utterly fabulous , .,......u s.,v.d
Mr. Hswey the Chief Clerk then testiheNo haviog efyeo
notice. MI Williamson and hi. counsel inofn 'nen ''
the trial w.s to be taken up on Monday morning
The case here closed the Commissioners reservlne
their decision. In subsequent conversation win tne
reporters, Mr. Kennedy apologzed to them for nav
| ing for moment nsulted them by suppsng thar MI
| Williamson was one of their number"
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les. plenty and with good local and part export demand
better wte heavy and n.c,e .le. o. 100 bush u
sS s rs psy sspo: and 1srsS ssaesc Old
estc do delivered and 81 a6,c for new sousnsIn
HAY-Tb-s 10 fair demand for shipping qnshtes and 'hs
market 1, steady; ssles Of se bales at see i.1 10
HIDEs-Ihe inquiry has been moderate we hear Of es Of
MI o',SO SS. ave, ,ss a s wlsem Slaughter si
H0Ps-Tbe market continue. quiet 2adzSc Via e macy
i've md prices entirely nominal I'm. steady a. 81 for
LIaE-The market for Rockiand !" qoie' ou' '
MOLASsES-Ths business Is still very S ~ hhds
only notice sales Of 10 bids Cuba at &c., ana 10 HHo'
NAVAL sToREs-The market for Spirit. Tarpsptne !, dull
and heavy and have only notice sales oil loo oo -
Snsght Al 3,c Crnd Il neglected For the inner gr.os, OF
Rosia there has been moderate demand 'sIes OF d No
f.'iafd q Is ao md IL go 1Du Common heavy
and IL offered 81 IS sAoat without buyers vi ls ""
o!Is~Lined j. in good obbias demand ard steady At 900
SIC. Other descriptions are very quiet ana ho''i"'
PRovIsroNs-There 1. little inquiry for Porf and the mar
,s. without much change f. Of 80 1e IN .s demand
and steady The arrival, limited sale, Of =" ebI. al
90 7'a4s 81 ior repscsd Meas and sa S o0 10, A.
Meat. are 10 limited demand at 5Idec FOX Shoulders and
81, for Hans Lard in fair requs. and .adJ SAL. OF
bbs FOR Western, and loic. for CITY Butter ana
RICE in moderate demand but utsady ssoa of $50 c' at
sEEDs-l. mand /. s for sbe trade. and prices
srm sale. Of go bags at aod small lot. 2. &c
skNsWe notice sale Of 20 bale, San juan Deer on terms
sUGARs-Rw . continue In very limited request but as
general thing prices main sned We hear Of sales oil 20
quote fair Rsopg 4id4c, aud good do at SAGE Refined
unchanged BY ion notice sale Of ZIG hhds Forte
TALLoW-Ths mS,et 1. steady, sale. Of 800 10 prime
Wsern &C. and 10 900 70 Inferior 1t sc9c Rough rat
WfiIsKY-The make. Is steady the demand fairs sales
500 bbls .. l7ic.
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Marketa-CARyyuILT RKPohTzp FoR TIM n. J. tribune.
MOspAY March II, lSJl
AsHEsThe market better for boL kind. the
light demand fair saes Of " bbls ~ % &asa III for
10 Pearls
CoFFEE-The inquiry RIO h, been very active and
saes made of 1000 bsgs at IL. Jtc Other ae-
scpaons so been In good demand sud price are vel
supported hear Of sales Of ~ bass 81 Domingo zaI &C.
scJ o.g. Msrscaibo at Glttc aud 100 Latayrs 1t 'ic
CUfrONThs narket to-day has bsen quite active ana pm
ces arc tc hiKtsr ISLES include ltO1 BARS on bAs
Of ic for Kidding UpaDds and 10 or do NewOnssns aud
1oIa -
FLOUR AND MEAL Tho inquiry for Western Canal Flour
IA moderSts and ~b literal tvss and nfa. orsb Ph' s IN
tegence fom Europe prices Of tie low eseI AID
the better grades irregular the Gales bbls %
% ~ Tor supsrsns state and %s.,e, - ior
brands OF Round Hoop extra Ohio AID ~ Uap ~ fs uHe
brands do CssdiAp Flour heavy bat not qUotsblJ lwf
the supply Il fair Of common brands choice bran, ais hy
held and Ia fair request tbs ssos arc 20 bols
dium grades easier and egul choice brand, eel s~y
the ses 100 bbia S5 2sa 81 ~ far mired % god
brands supervise baltimore &c, and IS TaS7 fof the bet
Ter gsass aye FlouI IL in fair Request AID steady sac. Of
81 63 forJersey and 81 70 for Brsndws wheat Flour
u quist ct . togSi rs y 40 ID.
fhUir-s.es ct auction Of "a boxes Orsnsss "@
81 Us, and 500 boxes Lemons 7scarso of Or MA
0hAlN-The demand for Wheat 10 not hcnse and 70
eject sscs decbs Of c busn submitted the dsnshd
IL chiefly for export the arrivals Halted :bers 10 LITTLE doing
00 bush Chicsso Spring 81 lse ~ III soe bush Senh.
Western Club At 81 10, bush Mi~ saies Club sse
,SS Su,n s:sins snD5 .S s' s: ~. u s1
Michigan q 81 81 Bszey firmly hadj the demand fais,
and tie supply limited sales OF bash ese1ec for In
soT socd 6sss As resd Depot and se Tor Canada
%' = 81 Ms s 4. %:ss M Co., -:
jss.s 70 e., "a asr.s:ss :. ~ Cen izasri nswE
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

LAvscH OF A FERRr-BoAr.-A new ferry-boat,
for the Hoboken and Barcay-street Ferry, was
launched from the ship-yard in Hoboken yesterday
morning shortly after o'clock. She moved from the
ways rather slowly and finally the bow touched in the
mnd, when it became necessary to haul her off with
towoat 1t was stated that this fery.boat which 10
the lage,t on that line, is To BIZ amed after Mr.. WIN.
W. Shipper, agent for the ~ boken Land and I'm.
proyement Company.
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enue OF the PhlAdeIPhla, " wilmington, AND baIlII
Railroad Company for the years 1859 and 1850:
INTERCHANGEABLE
The Philadelphia Ledger says:

We Informed reliable suihoity that the Governor has
signed the bill fr the Communication Of the tax the
Railroad the bill nhording relief and
changing the title " the Sunbury and lie Railroad Company
ihr Company win heVoiorb be known the Phi ads
pha sad 5ubbury Railroad b, the Of e bib IN ruf
epce the Rnlok6 the litigation p1ndrs be-
tween Il aud Vssth 10 a. end the Company be-
ing relieved Informed Only OF furth chs
tunDge but alec Of the ldsmsnIa Of 90 which
the State has recovered sgsn,ti II
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The SPRING ELEcTros-The Boards Of Registrars
will meet to-day in the several wards Of Brooklyn, at
the usual polling places to register the names Of per-
SOM entitled to vote at the Spring Charter Election
three weeks from to day. All persons whose names
are on the pellist Of their district at last Falls cleo
ton will be entered by the Inspectors the registry
without any personal application for the purpose All
new voters thoae who have become of >age, or been
naturalized and all persons who are TO vote this
Spring in different election district from that IN which
they voted last Fall, must attend and be registered
anew The inspectors will sit Wednesday, as well
as to-day in districts which gave over 400 votes last
Fall The Inspectors will meet again Tuesday, one
week before the election to revise their Lists, when
names not before registered can be added. The Re-
publican candidate for Mayor will probably be Alder
dernan Frederick Schocs Of the XIXth Ward, and
TIE Democratic candidate, Alderman Martin kalb-
fleisch Of the XyIIIth Ward, Bushwick.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Mr.. Cordova will repeat his satire, "The Prince Of
Wales, at the Reformed Dutch Church, in Harrison
street. Brooklyn, for the benefit of the SundayScho
this evening.
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| COURT CALENDAA-THn DAT. -
| M CnunI--NOR. z b o Ia. III. "

IL H. Is, 10. ar.
SuPRrsr CouRT-CRcUrT.-Part Mos. 45l,
So So 6 60 tlJ tO 7O1 10o 5 321 Us 41l, 1885, ts9 GIL.
6i3 $50 o. Part Nos I5. 3d. a25 $50, 31 40 az,
s,I So SO $50 sS2 SIS, 5Ss 500 ga - 56S $40 ST.
SpPRSnr CoURr-SPEcIAL TERa.-Nos. 167, ia, 2,
IT, 49, I64 lu ll III, 1884, s3 ?o6 ret 2oe t0smuire
30, 2iI, 2lz, 2l3, 2n
SuPgRron CoURr-TRIAL TERM.-Par Mos.
lG3 1881 sSl 1878 1906 1919 1874 1871 1879 1921 1873 1875
1871 1891 1870 Psr IL-Nos "a 49, ~ 9o se4 49, sas,
so2. y9e, 40, 49, s62, ia
CouRT OF COssos PLEn.-Part Mos. 3l49,
oe4 $40 49, DO SD G5 7C9 49, ia, III ia 49, POS as
Part INos 3l7 6 40 49, a. 70t ~, 2I5 49, tS;, 49,
<s6. So, lT74, 1850.
KINGS CoUSTY CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. 80, 67, ~,
&C. H. n, 81 50, % u. $, ~. IS, ST. ~, 90 81 ~ 50
BRoOELYg Cry CoURT.-Nos. 4, 3, ., 10, ii, 10,
- a. Is II, 10, 81. q, q. "a, Is, &c. a. 70, ~
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COURT or GENERAL sEsslONS-MAKcH lL-Befors
Judge AcCUss
Vun II nixon a col, rcd uater in the Net an

VIM. II. Dixon, colOred waiter in the Metropolitan
Hotel tried charged by Goo. \. Leland with larceny.
head IN the Metropolitan for nine
the head Of the colored Odd fe~s Ia the state Of
A-~.Yo The .ricL. alleged 10 have stolen
napkins hvc ,Gu,sss hve eaka three mssn chops 10y
pounds butter plate two pieces Il ham aid h'h worth
Thanksgiving Eve, In order TO honor the day In
shsp- q. hon. Tie July rendered verdict Of sequit a. 49,
hoh.. Clare psdcd guilty Of sssAa and battery Wn
Wood he knocs ed sens- the pavement 10 Tb
s,.na- he eood IA tho A8e Of company. Sen.
tsno- rs.efssd until Saturday.
John Ers,n. b osded guilty Of s''suns John Wss on the
llth 81 November ard also reminded until Saturday.
hos Nolan trS of burglary in the third d-see, and
soqgted w Hsy GC-sn billiard keepeI IN Broadway,
Of Spring street, having charged him With being tho party
who entered his place. bat without sufficient p Oof
Jobn krinness AID Thomas Jopss pAd~ guy o. stealing
seyei from I'd bApOrtas 9th
Of January. Sentence SATURDAY.
Grrr- Buckley pleaded guilty " ssssubg James Black 81
Thirt, ana usaLs whom o losIied the OF
Grove Brcckrr s,rre and boLg remopsr.t@S with,
torn 81 and Knocked him down. Sentcso~ Saturday.
John Hoy and Jane. Morris pleaded guilty Of attempted bur
g, IA the d degree having entered ter dry goods sose OF
james Sabbath No. II hubsy street. and taken shaws and
x d.nt which ser Ard foabd n their hands BY the
police The trst 20 the State Prison for year. AID
the other for two year. ard bali
julia kAdden young M OF II, IN the-mploy 'ervaat.
nsd Of Mary Sguros Of No 2l Seventh Srcct, plead
guilty Of s,esnt k dresse eothe, &C., and vas sent 70 o
rrtit1ntisry ier two years Adjourned
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BRooKLrs AND WILLIAxsBURGH.-The statistics OF
the recent census indicate that the Thirteenth Four
teen,h, Fifteenth Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth
and Nineteenth Wards comprising what ID known as
the Eastern District lnte Willismsburghl, embrace
over onehird of the population, houses, families, pro-
ducts and persons employed in factories in Brooklyn
Tha N,ures are as follows.
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SUPREME COURT-CIRcuir-MARcH l.-Befors Justice
CLKRKE.
IMPORTANT PARTSERsHIP QUESTION.
Edward Rowe sg Peter Tone et al.

CLRRKE.
IMPORTANT PARISERsHfP QUESTION.
Edward Rowe sgs. Peef Tone et al.
This was an action brought by plaintiff 10
the ,see offou eu'A q ~nr the order Of defend
Tho only disputed point the II inporrGno1
whether one Csson, ,hoo Srssr in the Bowery ws
member hua Of Tone Co. The Il OF import
growing Of state Of fc IN Iesae % the relations Of
the plaintiff arm Of c. Dord Co which paoo him in
position violation Of the Revived s'ae' which provides that
Co "Compuoy Attachsd to the 81 hIm
represent atns partner Ia ;s The proc
Of &. Dord Co compo..d u the plsniie
alone having died years ago. On the ground thai
pI4suf cemnisted Illegal In thus continuing the
old and sDd~AyoIing 10 derive the
Aeuctt from f. defendant moved nonsuit
Plaintiff showed thai the house Of G. Dord Co foreign
hou.e dQies No ~ -s PIh-qu-r Pars ssd
such from the operation OF the provision Of The
Re cited by delepisn by another section ~hih
provided houses. which carried ader
ae that 81 the parties actually teeed had
house. b.I. here should be nabe 10 the
statute Though the Paris house 81 plaintiff still n EXIT
.ae- that the atn fe;dsd Ia as State vh Liz
family.
Jn1rs Cleric sveTuled the moLn Zoe su and defend
ant errspied peeson on the sOe re-.ryed.
psntd judah Dictin.aD defendant w N, Boies
CnIsBfRs-Befoto Justice SUTHEKLAAD.--DzctIoSs
Juha A. &. Wo'd ag. Benjamin +. HunL-Motion
dspi.d With . 10 costs
fIr,bih Lsb.sh ss Isaac H. L.bash-Rsport confirmed
and divorce granted.
HNtl Report eoahTm,d and order sransed
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THr CoLUsBIA-sTREEr HosIciDE.-CoronerH Horton
concluded the investigation yesterday, Of the crcum-
stances attending the death Of Philip AcCamley, who
died the City Hospital from injuries sustained in
row on the of Columbia and Atlantic streets,
the night of the 26th ut The testimony of Thomas
Costello was 10 the effect that he saw John Cowan
kick the declared while the latter was lying in the
street Cowmn kicked HIM three tunes, and that James
Huulon and James Riley We're standing over him at
the time He was not certain whether they stamped
on him or not. Dr. James Parrish, House Surgeon of
the Hospital testified TO making post-mor'em ex
animation, and finding fracture Of the skull and
pieces of the skull bone pro,ruding into thu BRAIN
Thought the fructure might have been caused by
.lsmIins as testified 10 by Costello. The being
given 10 the jury verdict was rendered that John
MeCanley came 70 his death from injuries inflicted by
John Cowan, aided and abeted by James Riley and
Jamee Haulon. The accused were committed, and
Thomas Costello and Thomas Wheeler we're held as
witnesses.
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prices weak WnnAr sctivs sna s3vsncsd sc, Whs 81 -
81 81 RsA o! S9el ~ Coas--Oa deellans q e9ai ns0
~ WAisKY declined, ia11ISN -
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We are glad TO be able contradict positively the tel
graphic statement in regard to the con6sa,ion by Gov
Brown of stock in the Macon and Western Railroad,
owned by Northern capitalists. We could not believe
that Gov. Brown would commit such a suicidal al
dslonorable act The following telegram was received
by leading clearinghouse in the street:
SAVANNAH. March 9. 1861.
mo foundation for the report about the Mscp spd Western
in The CAl,0 Courier Of yesterday An act In Convention
protects. fADlLfohD, TAI 20
Bearing upOn this subject we give below an ordi-
nance TO protect Investments of foreign capital in
Georgia, passed Jan. %, 1861:
Of the present. condition Of the country, and the
alleged apprehension Of reign capitalists Is to the security OF
capitalists In this Stale,
ordained: That, to encourage the manufacturing and
mining other improvements Of this STATE this
does hereby declare TO be the fixed policy OF
0eoga project all Investments already made or which may
made by citizens Of other states In mines
this and capital invested In other pera
heni improvement. GEO. w. CRAWFORD. PIesident"
This IA calculated to parties whose money is
unfortunately invested in Southern enterprises.
The following is the specie list Of the steamship City
81 from Iiyeynool.
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the N. ". and Eric RniIresd .

CAsrviLLE. Monday, March II. 1861.
For the week ending Monday March Ito Cattle IS
Hors Sheep horses. Total stock, 0l add IN
pres. Freight making total number OF hauled BY
Stock Express Trains daring the well 3d. showing All In
crease last week of cars Of Live Stock.
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These farmers arc located in different portions of Tie
State and Of course the soil must vary somewhat vet
undoubtedly it Is all good corn land The resurps wers
all aecomp ,nied by sworn afdavits 20 that we Are
not at liberty TO doubt their accuracy. Taking even
the smallest YIELD we zee that It is four times creates
than the general average Of the crop Of the ooun
try, and plainly indicates the good results which might
fairly be expected from the offer oflage prsmiams b.
our leading Societies. 20 sImpSr flusY
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The SHAD FIsHrRY.-The Jersey shad fshermen
busy engaged preparing for the coming season Of
shsd fishing in the North River. Heretofore large
business in this line has been done opposite Jersey City,
but the action Of the Harbor Commissioners has driven
most Of them away. The only persons intending to
put down poles this year the Msssrs Mclaughlin,
who have been engaged in the business for many
years. An outfit for poles, nets boats, &C., in order
to do large business, costs from $4,000 to $1,000
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Cleshnss for veek ending March ,.s2s, 1NtR 10
Cie~rings for weeh eDdns March g...... RS,SJaS ~
Balances vesi ending March 2...... 5,0i,lb -
kslsnnes for va ending March 9...... 6lsI,IE W

The Legislature of the State Of Indiana has Just
passed a law requiring the free banks of that SUITE
hereafter organized file Indiana State Stocks only
the basis Of issues, and the banks already formed to
substitute, within given time Indiana State Stocks
for other State Stocks held by them q basis Of
paper issue The effect Of this will be 10 absorb per-
hays the entire amount Of Indiana Stocks and with
draw the same from market
The Missouri Democrat publishes statement OF tie
receipts and shipment. 10 and from the port Of 81 Louis
1853 and 1860 Of all the staple articles OF trade from
the South with the five principle grain staples Of the
North. Including coffee imported by way VI New
Orleans the former amounted in the aggregate 10 A. 3A
tuns against 263 035 tuns, the total OF the latter.
The annual meeting of The Troy and Greenfield Rail-
road was held Greenfield the 18th Of February,
and the old Board Of Directors reelected. The North
Adam, Transcript furnishe, the following statement
Of the progress Of the enterprise:
Thr length Of tho road graded between 0ssssB AID the
tnnne shout s,p-ntsrn miles, Il will be open 10 shelbuDe
TUNE, .Icsysed IL 200 feet sbs 6.f the
end, 10 down 25 feet and vii be hni'hed ia Afs IL
end very little wnsr flow. b. The .hah even the
When the .hsa hLit ed 81 bs carried four
asr e it, W. b. sf., ON ven, .s.
.ese TO be s.ndei a. mean, can be IN mop siP
efeue Inch nnass sewers, mouth. Of pIosI,, were 9.i
tool. required to construct them But h, drills would
be work No application will be made TO Boston TOT AID
until reliable data that with tic tQaLtl
be flushed In Eve yesn"
Annexed is n statement Of the average condition Of
the Banks of Massachusetts ont Of Boston, for the four
weeks ending the I'd inst:
Capital. .......... Sfs 20? SOC Total due BY other
Loans aud discounts E.l6t3Jl - E76o
specr.......... 1851 ~ Due 20 babk........ <1o.aba
In other banks pay deposits ............ ItSl31J
able on demand. ase2 3ai iCbeuson....... LESBOS
The Philadelphia MiniHg Reg'ster Of Saturday,
says:
ke, Sehuyii Canal will be In operation viii
sso canals the Susqu-hanna VALLEY The wseh after the
Lehsb Canal will pA,s boats, and In the succedtx we,A the
Delaware and Hudson Canal will bear tunnsss TO udsss
The following statement shows the comparative rev.
enue of the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Y airuad loransnv for the xeara lhLa and laln:
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SUPERIOR COURT-SrscIAL THRn.-AiRcu n.-Bsfors
Justice RoBERrsos.
Victor Prosher Considerant agt. Albert Brisbane
Notion 10 vseste granted without either party.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER AMI TERMINER-MAscH ii.-Befors
Justice LEONARD.

Justice LEONARD.
sEvEETY-oYE INDICTMENTS IN TWO WEEKS.
This Court was opened this morning. in the room Of
he Court Of Sessions. The Petit Jury discharged until
ueI Monday o'clock aud the Grand Jury dchNsed
from attendance During the weeks the Grand Jsry
session sevenyone indictments OuLd aud pre-
ssnt,d 10 the Court.
Several persons srssned and amer their pleas were
taken the Court adjourned TO nett Monday.
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RoBBERr.-On Sunday afternoon two young fellows
giving her names James Johnson and Timothy Banenn
tered the house Aid Judd Of Hudson City and asked for
bins 20 eat They provided and before they le
queny the were arrested BY Constable Donney and commit
ted 10 the County Jail.
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PRIZE FicHrs.-On Sunday afternoon party OF
rsnns ssd 10 belong TO Engine Companies Mes and Of
Jeey City repaired the Csds In Bergen for the OF
ecioyins przehght Before the pedrmaace closed -four
fights occurred Two Of them between Rafferty, End Con-
ne Csrks and Kirk Neither side being sstished another
IN The direction Of Wost HoSoksn Tho Jersey City Police
sohsd end pususd tse, whsa hey scattered In al a.
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ACCIDENT AT THE FsRRY.-hr. Bernard Haviland
employed bdgeman ct Fulton Ferry met with seriou
accident while engaged In sctenns the chsus by which III
bos secured I. the platform Re.asns bis hold Of the wheel
he with such f.rce VI his
u In two places He taken In charge BY his friendA
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A HORRIBLE DEATH--An old man named John
Quinn for the last resident Of
the Fourteenth Ward met with horrible death on Saturday
night had apparently crpwed 10 away from the cold
Into the mouth Of psyy. lime sn North Tenth street
Second and laid himself heap OF oyster shells
sleep eight knowing there lire under him He
found sunday morning by employees quite deed
The he'd burned In the Eight and the smoke snd sss had
suaoaed the sleeper When fonnd his clothes scorohed
and his boots considerably burned Corot Murphy held
upon the body when tho Jury rendered verdict In
cordanes wih the facts above narrated Deceased 80 years
OF sse, aid had 20 family.
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ILLEGAL LIQUOR SELLIse.-Three persons named
David PesTsLl Samuel hcLsne, and Hannah Hopkins,
brought before Justice Cornw- yesterday for selling liquor
Sunday, They all required to give bail 10 await the action
Il hat Grand