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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10
FROM HARRISBURG.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on THE ALLEGED
CLOTHING FRAUDS.

HAEsuBuRs. April 9, 1864.
The committee appointed by the Legislature to in
ye.tiga,e alleged frauds, said 10 have been perps-
tra,ed upon our gallant Pennsylvania 40 diers by
State officers in the disbursement q! the SOY, 900
and g. 900 900 loans, have just made their report
II il signed by every member OF the committee, and
concludes as follows:
"Thst there 70 evidence which IN any involves
officer OF the Government in improper condnc IN the d.
the iuis u tie Commonwealth or l. PoFii
sof re soldiers On tho contrary the evidence satisfied TIE
COMMITTEES 81 In every Instance ben any wronf W., oolsh.
to the knowledge Of The Executive prompt measures were
tai.n Tor is correction.
The committee feel Il their duty well In justice % the
Yyecuive so honor to noble Commonwealth, % sac
th.t.ud she has placed 10 the h-d
than other Sis- In the Union SIC he's pas thst
promptly AID lees than either the Nsoia
dove sny Individual S.ais OF whose expenditure
they have iuf rmson aid the committee heste tott or
psss their Judgment that the hsrhs o. toe citizens or
The Commonwealth due 70 her executive ocss y their
.efd.Hyinz and p-f.eyeing Efforts 20 nsGsin er honor
and from tue citizens Of tie United siats that uy uch si
splts q the country favri rin capture ~
traitor. and the whsl. country from disgrace"
Thus have all the ISLANDERS 70 layishly bestowed
upon Gov Curtin and tie heads Of the military de-
partu ents been dssipa,ed. II 10 not only clear
and complete yndication, but goes further and rem
ders TO them that Just need of prase which they
40 em,nently deserve and which has 30 unJustly
been withheld. Phi,adelpnia 1sLe'Se'
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EW-JERSEY ITEMS.

extensive machine-shops Of the New-York and Erie
Railway Company from Piermont TO the Loog Dock,
aud the consequent influx Of several hundred me-
clanics and their families, has caused al eXtens We
demand for dwellings, numbers Of which are spring.
ing Up in all directions. A neat block of buildings
has nearly beer completed on Grove street. between
North Sixth and North Seventh streets jersey City,
between the terminus Of the railroad and lioboken.
They were designed and built by Jabez Broadmea.
dow of Hobobsn, for Mr.. Homer Ramsdell OF New
burgh, and tire to be occupied by engineers and en-
ployoes of The Rairoad Company. There win prol-
ably be 200 OF 300 houses erected in that part OF the
city during the present year.
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LIEUT.. FITL JAMES OBRIEN.
4. ;. NoLCsrIsR,.
Died April 6. 1867. Aged % yrars.

The coffin was covered with black cloth and upon
the lid rested the sword Of the eased the sword
he captured from the Rebel officer who gave him his
death wound, aud whom ho killed in u simultaneous
discharge OF reyolyers, a beautiful wreath of ia.
mortees with card attached, on which was writ
ten, 10 pencil " Farewell. Matilda Heron" and
the regimen,ul flag Of the National Guard.
Shortly after boon, Company q, under command
Of Cspt. Geo. w. Ely, entered the room, and form
ing u hollow square about the coffin, uncovered
TIE burial servce according 10 the rites OF the Eis.
copal Church, was read by the Rev. DIR. Weston,
Chaplain OF the regiment, after which ho made u.
few semsrks 10 tho sOr0wing friends present, lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

As APRIL SToRs.-Lsst night get in with dark
and lowering clouds, the itful gusts and chilling
atmosphere pretending storm. Soon after DARK
the wind rose, increasing in violence until o'clock
when il blew almost gale. The wind came from
the Northeast and war accompanied by snow, which
melted almost ar f4s; as it touched the ground. 81
violent was the gale tLai pedestrians had great
difficulty in keeping their feet; aud the streets soon
presented desolste appearance. Numbers of avn
ings were torn into shreds and shuier blown down
b At no damage Of serous nature occurred Lat " c
heard Of,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10
REJOICING OVER THE UNION VICTORIES
IN TIE CITY.

In honor of the victories of the Union forces at
Pliisburg and Island No. 10, the flags on the City
Hail and on every flagstaff in the city. were given
30 the breeze yesterday. Broadway was attired as
b for gala day the whole line of that thoroughfre
beug decorated with the National colors. On several
staf, two fags were flying, one for each victory.
IN BROOKLYN
The news Of the great victories at Pit,sburg Land
Ing Ten uessee, and Island No. TO- was received
with tho greatest enthusiasm by all classes of our
ci,izeus Every scrap of intelligence in relation
thereto s,ught for with the greatest svidiy and
che details were pea,ed and the affair discussed in
every place Of public resort. Acting Big. Gen.
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ON, and lives ara securs from ihe inoendisy and
md thar invite the citizens OF the STAT. to return
TO their t. the United States snd enjoy tho prof.
ton and peace which new ours. ,.,,.,
RssIst1 That copy Of .hs,e resolutions he dsnouted
throughout the State IS extensively IS possible,
JOHN w. PRICE. Chairman.
I'm NATHAN % p Yr,,., the following receiveu and
.dop.d That III. citizens Of the several conn
lie, and precincts will Monday April eo2 elect del
efsss attend the Convention 70 be holden n J'ofon's
April 10. 1864 l.,
DO motion Of p Fraser &C. The meeting adjourned sine
die q. l.. KOBlfeon' ChsH"ss'
o l.. Kskss Secretary.
yaoksossills, Fla, March 20, 1904.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-Befere Justice WsiTA
usuRY NOT HAINfAfsED.

Tb. Chsh.rn Bank syt. Frsderck B. Belts and osbsn
This acti IN was brought by the Bank to recover
ON c-or,,ory note made by defendant. Be'ts FOR
and ,-d his codeendsns Bette defended The ohf
suffered default The defense was that the Bsnl
aid not own the note. but that he defendant Samuel B.
Potter was the party IN interest The proof - 70 asoy
va. In that Belts wishing TO raise money made
hss note and gave II. Thomas 10 procure The
money 90 for Betts that Thomas applied 70 the
def Potter discount the note which 3. Tsased d.
but rsly consented TO irdoTse and get discounted and
hst tbe plaintiff took IL without any notice OF any Bsuriou
agreement The retained BY Posr In ths trsnsses
vs q DER cent per month. Verdict for plaintiff fes e2
81 Potter for plaintiff LarDed " srren for dsfenexA
Belts.
DECISIONS.
James Hunter aet. VIM. A. +. Davenport Caro-
line g. Scheuck sgt Charles Brown. James Harper a. "
james Millar-Ordep granted. .
Cleen, Hserdt .s Joseph Morrson-Metion denied viii
Constance viasats sst John yinsnteCersen And saas
granted.
s.aa stuses sgt Chsrss sturs'-RsSsrr.d TO 'bs Bon
Lewis b. Woodi an 20 he2r and report with opinion
Wn. Hart ssL Jscsb R0thschla-form Of .uesnsrf
settled.
Peter Co.s. az. Charles Grshsm-Judgmert ior psintf
and .cr foreclosure and sale.
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IIoSoR TnE BRavF.-The reception Of the officers
and crews Of tho frigates Cumberland and Congress
at the Academy Of Music this evening promises to be
grand ovation. The Off and the seanen of both
the ver.els to the number Of about 300, will leave
the Brooklyn Nayy.Yard at o'clock p. m. and march
down to the Fulton Ferry, and up Fulton street and
Broadway to Fourteenth street, thence to the Acad-
envy. The band Of the receiving-sbip North Caro-
lima, by permission OF Commodore Paulding, will
head the procession. At the Academy, addresses
will be made by distinguished speakers, and it is ex-
pected that one or more Of the officers will give
narrative OF the fight.
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FIRE IN DUAsE SrRgEr.-I}etweeu II aud /.
O'Clock last night, fire broke out on The rr,oud
floor Of No. G. Duane street, occupied ny Hoffman.
Place ~ Co.. dealers IN linen and lace goods. the
buiidifp which was tye-s'ory, marble one, Was
entirely eutted before the fire could bs exiuguished.
The loas is estimated at about 40 900. Nos Il and
-, occupied by Copperly, Hoover & Co., Importers,
bad their goods yely much damaged by water.
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state Editorial Convention.

AfRAhY. NednesdIy a3.l % M
The Editorial Convention wa hold nj Stanwix
Hal! this afternoon and evening for lie Iuri oso u.
protecting their interests and promoting the efficiency
OF he state press. SoJe sixty delegates from va
roue portions Of The State were present. A Ian OF
Organization was alol ten, Lui The Convention ad
jourued to meet Oh the third Wednesday in January
next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

Tng ELEcrioS IN jersey CrTY.--The charter
election in Jeney City has resulted in The success Of
tine Democratic city ticket. The minority for TIE
Mayor was 800, and Tor Chief of Police iO2. The
Republicans elected five Aldermen, aud the coming
year the Board will stand II Democrats and 5Repuo-
Leans. Tie following are the principal officers
elected:
Mayor-John y. Roman Democrat.
CHG Of POicc-FGwafd ID. Rilsy Democrat
Sdt.0' tcmms,1lcr -hbfdm :. Jewell .
Wa.sr Cona.i .asrs--GeoIsc Mclaughlin and EpA'sm
Pray
Aiieymen.--tln. Ward, Augutu, a Hndeni .rsh Drm-'
sud ihos Fare Rep ID Ward, Mcbnde ant 'ssc Lds''
DeDs ID WAid Ruff, n. Terry aud ioito ~ Eye Reps
4;h Ward, VIM II Hsiew. and W. j. iioush' Dems 9Th
WsId AndIuw 4. Gaddls. Rep. Oh "sEd Cornelius hane
Dem -
chosen Freehoidsrs--aH Denioc,df'-tirst we'd, A J.
fhehj I'd Ward. James Lynch ID We'd P1tcAh AnSont,
ith Ward Charles ~ ONel, 9TH Wand, Patrick Kelley
tia Ward, Patrck Dgh.
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A PRrcocrou, AND PrRsr,rEyr TarEr.-Yest.r.

A PRICocioUs AND PERSISTENT IHIEF.-f ester
dsv Oacsr Golden the Sixth Precinct t0ot Cecilia Agpes
Dunn before Juce Connolly at the Toubs Police Court
charge Of stealing vsious articles from Public Scnoo No =?
Elm and other schools the property ofb'tb eacher,
and scholars Thi. 10 the little r who vas arrested
time by Capt Cameron OF the Precinct
under similar circumstances The little prisoner although
years has proved herro be very sdro and
had adopted the practice Of ssunng as IA this
case givins her Mary Kelly She confessed 10
number Of the roboe-. and told OF the different
hop. which she he'd d-posted the stolen articles Y.,er
day tie Police seemed like dry goods store. The
bench piled up with closss yctornes shaws capes &c
and in front legion Of ladies' aud Chi drsn who Lad
identity their property The prisoner 10 very
nt- quict 10 answering questions snd acts with de-
cided coolness Sbo was committed Tor tEisl
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WINTER GARDrs.-The benefit Of Mr.. Matilda
Heron stoepe viii take psce tonight at the Winter
Garden. The piece selected il Camille, which Mrs.
S. has played 80 often to full houses, and which
even during the present engagement, has not failed to
draw erowds Amid well-construeted, impaasioned
original drama, the Camille Of Dumas, jr. boldS it,
Monted eninence.
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Sr?RyNp CouRr--CRcUIr.-Pan i,-Noe i.s
,,so IA l-sl lso, 1913 III Pat lI.-Nos ~, is,e
1852 no l6:c ltgo lCl. 100 l3,, l'o'' W. '''
liB 1881 1850. ltj2 1854, $780, 1919. ~ 1874 H.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcnL IERs'-N 90 az az
3s2. $50 40 269 $50, 39l. 3s8. il3. 1ls, ga, az
40 49,, Az 80 go. ~, 507 lAS.
SuPIRIoR CoURr.-Part Nos. ~ -, nj,
1871 lGl7 1885, 500. 1921. li 1855 ilS.' i.S zee -,
ms IT'S. Pat i.-Nos gOi ltao, l.Sh 80, -
lGio 3is6, 1915 1918. 1890 ls?2, 1884 l1o ~ Nos
CouRr OF COaMoH PLEAs.-Par -; ,s,S la,s
1902 l0O3 lC 1909 ln07 ICES. zoos lOio v 500 "a. ~
lOt Iola 2GS2. Part II-Nos col, i2y 800 Wv
GA, t93 1895. o03. 80. 1917, 1910, 1913, lV1"
BpooErYS Cry CouRr C.rrsp.R, iH" ~
Anil Io-No.. 20. 20, 80 30 81, ~, Al, A. g. w. ~
10, 81, -, %, %, %. o.. -
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Prentice 'ays Pillow damns Buckner, and Bu,k
ner damns Pillow, and the only thing ia which they
agree is in damning Floyd, while Floyd in his turn
daInns them both, aud the world in lis turn danns
all three.
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.co,-pr or GENERAL srSsiOSs-APKiL s-beics IA
VIM esrJ,r ltuFFNkS

John Kelly. convicted OF peIit larceny, sen'eo's0
-, a.. p,,ifrniisrs for tx months a.. ,..,of
" oi.iu. John ~ Blien auA Nichse. kutx eonsf1s,
IN l,rrr,,. sentenccd Collins 20 tie Penite1nAl 10 ~
,S. ~ -,,len 90 tue P.hen..sry Ter four nen'Nr ~
MT, 10 th, Ciiy Prison for one day -. 90 IN,
M,rrsret S-aiiA. convicted u s'and larceny 'e'' "
Vou.e OF ksfure. .,, q, "a
h,fir. -nie. .on convicted 81 srind larceny sep'
Star, Pfi.ou lor tgo year. sud siN months ,,..o,t
J.ha V..,- converted %. stteupt =, grand "'eD'
act 10 the feoiteunily ioT eNeir. .,h. Pan
Andrew no, D. convicted % pttt larceny s'n' W ~
i,entiary montha ,.--,,.. ,tsr a
bichari seer incoted FOR larceny IN ce.Io,i' eritte
which he had given another pvrson. was tri-d 81"
OWN, 90 ga r!ior IN dcawi0. the iodie'Ieu'
Charles Knight indicted ior slbr 1z'emeb ;. sP ,,h.s
the ,.m OF ! 31. the property Of hs eDP",''
~ss on trial when the Count sdlouOsd.
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ADVERTISEMENT
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
For 1867.
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limited STATES COftS,lsSIDNFRS oRFlCE-hHa
B.'ore Commissioner BsrTs. n
corvrRs ARRESTED ASD THEIR hFfAHAl' -
Michael Charmonte aud AndTe" tnoss . Th.
sr-...d on charge Of fscturinE counterfeit s -
accus.d wrr- arrested in brooklyn. aud the ots'
srefchnz the- rosidsucc folnG lafsr su.ny -. 81
80 sci< g. sri some Of the spurious soin 10 -
,n,nn,eturr consisting 81 quarter, aud 'encen' pes
srcn,ei yefe committed IA eTsn.natlon.
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Storm NJ philadelphia.

fHiLsDSLpHI., Wedneadsy April 9. 1861
binding snow-storn prevails tonight, and ~
midnight the nre-bells sounding an alarm OF tire
in the direction Of Broad and Coates streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

The HoRrIcULTURAL SocIErY.-Tbo Annual
Spring Exhibition of this Society will take place d
the Academy of Music on the 9th inst. The dispaS
it 10 anticipated, will be q very fine one.
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fAdyertisenient !

CON- MUTT is the delight of every lady. H,
h go diunutve tho shrimp OF shrimp and he sing.
dances Gc kc. gracefully aud fsscinaiugy
he being delighted No wonder the Museum 10 crosde
every day and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

SCHOOL ExAmIsATIos.-Much qualification wac
sel, by the parents of the pupils resdngn YOrkville
and iis vicinity at the successful results Of the first
annual examination Of Grammar School No. So in
Seventy ninth street, held by the City SupennieDd.
snts on Monday and Tuesday last. Although the
school has been ouly ten mouths established, 1t has
already taken its position in rank with the frstclass
schools in this city, result which spesks we'll Tor
the school officers VI t,e Nineteenth Ward and the
very efficient corps Of teachers selected by them.
The grade of scholarship 10 this school is OF tue high.
est order prescribed by the Board Of Education for
grammar sc ools.
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Che Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, Neins sday, April o. 1862.
Gov. buckingham las 1000 majority. Last year
bis majority was 0O0 The Senute IL unit against
Tie Democrats. The House stands III Republicans
TO 30 Democrats, with one town 10 hear from. The
vote of the State il nearly 1900 less than last
wear.
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From San Irrancisco

5As fhascisco. Tuesday Aphl D. 1867.
Sailed ships Golden Rule Port To~bsend; Pocshontss.
London Tho following vessels ao chartered and prl.d for
Chncha Island, Tor Ju.nc thence TO England
j@s, Elsstnsr Msbsr tIao Radiant Nneovsh spa Evpt
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Mr.. Collins, the Irish Comedian, viii give one Of
bis popular dramatic and musical parlor entertain
ments this evening at the Brooklyn Athen@um.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

Cos'i'sSoNgEs Oh EAGRsTIos.-At the meet
ing Of tie Commissioners Of Emigration yesterday,
,Jll arrivals We're reported for the week past-s
total of GO07 enligrantS arrived since the LIT OF
January :. The Treasurer reported a balance OF
$40 90 III bank TO date.
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TAiyrrtissnlarf. 1

YoUNG MEN ABOUT To ENGAGE IN BUSINESS
and anxious select pursuit In which they best
coed should PhT-noios eel Examination FogLER
L WKIs, no. As Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

The Cunard mail steamer China, Capt. Anderson,
eft yesterday for Liverpool, with 90 passengers,
among whom are the Hon. X. C.. Kirk, u. s. Minis.
ter to tho Argentine Confederation, and w. II. Rus
sell, LII. ID. The steamer takes out $o2l ,50l 80 in
,Iece.
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frSTR.L o. FITz jaws OBREY.-The obFe-
qlies OF Lieut.. f,,z james OIIriey, who died re-
Gently from wound received about two months ago,
while serving on Gen. Lander's staff, were observed
yesterday noon, AT The National Guard Armory Tho
leDins were received in this city on Tuesday morn
ing, SINCE which tine they have luin in state in the
meeting-rcom Of the Board Of Officers Of the 9Th
Regiment. The plate on the lid OF the coffin bore
tAls iptOn:
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N,v.I.-The guuboa, Mohawk arrived AT the
yard yesterday, and viii be put oct of commission
a. once, as she requires extensive oyerhauling The
MohGwl WAS purchased and fitted cut for the Para.
quay Expedition in 1877. After that she was sent 10
he coas, Of Africa and remained there until recalled
10 tale lari in the blockade.
The purchased grnboat Fort Henry is ordered to
go or her 1ial trip to-day.
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The VeIiand Cauul.

ST ChTnthiSE's, C. ", Wcdnosd,y, April o. 1851.
The Welland Canal will be open for navigation on
the 18th inst.
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OFFICERS OF TIE Yousa MISS CHMsrIAs
following gentlemen have been
agreed upon By the Nominating COMMITTEES forofHesn
Of the Young Mems Christian Association for the en
suing year. commencing June /:
President, O. vncent Coffin Vice Presidents Oecrss
Psyson Preb ytesn; ". Herbert Methodist Chsrles
Oliver Congr-gs'iopsl John J. Kyle. Epscopa ) Hot
ford Reformed Dutch Leonard bssbee Bsptis. Cores
pondng Secretary r. D. Bar Recording Secre's-y Cha
A. Riglter. Treasu sr d. w. Grady. Librarian Henry
While Managers. Thoms. Mr.scnser Episcopal n. b
Anter, Methodist; Joseph Hi gns Prssbyterian; r. e.
BursnE Bap.ist Nor hugs Reformed Dutch j. W. Nan.
chester Congregational
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

TUE ELECTION IN HoDoKrs.-The election for
Mayor in Hoboken is still i'll doubt, owing to the
fact that on Tuesday night the csnvassers of the
Fir! Ward, after having csnvassed l2s votes, ad-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

siLT % GOVERNMENT CorroS.-A large auction
sale Of South Carolina conf Gated Rebel cotton of the
well known Sea Island variety, will take place to-
day At tue Of Wall and Front streets. II has
been carefully ginned, and is in excellent condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

Yesterday Gen. Zermann, who served under Gen.
Fremon, in Missouri, being in the city, called upon
Mr.. Chss. s. Spencer, and with him visited the
Tonbs, and was shown through the prison by jus.
ce Connolly. The General is en- rogte 10 the Noun.
tain Department, where he is again to serve his
adopted country under Major-Gen. Fremont. He is
q native Of Germany.
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cOrRT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRi.L TEkx.--Apxn s.
Before Judge Huron

RHINE WINE AND NOMINAL DAMAGES.
Thos Mayo agt. Louis Bros.-Plain'if sued 70
recover Sl9 90 for the freight and transportation flen ss
Of wlus fem Rotterdam this city and ior moSs!, pso
thereon Piaiif wss mote, Of the ship Golden kne W.
iou vessel The Dill Of aiding scsno siedssd Ve
eee.nt o ten casks marked ~ine bot specified that gre
tain was eccountsb- for esssc Defendant et ~ a' -
gallon. 81 tn wine lost by tue breasins o. the cA.s
through the defective system Of slowing them e rAse ~
which defeud,ut claimed duo him from the psnih ''
Jury rendered verdict the plaintiff for six oeos
T. " Lewis and j. Francis Walton for plAinhbi LII :
Brown for detendan-
ALLEGED DESTRUCTION or LrAsr.
George Stein ATT Henry N,ils.-Plaintif svsN
recover damages for the de',ncon q lease OF ccrtan
.e. IN H.m on stree, said premises having been ssss>
10 plaintiff 'or ave year, a. $40 ysar rom sisy ~
Plaintiff alleged thsi obtaining the lease defends 's
aft.r it .aying ne waprd 10 msAe copy OF II lie Gue
Tho re1se,t bur fendsrt Destroyed the instrument ss
leased the premise. other perte. IN consequence q
plaintiff clsineG 90 have sus.siatd 500 d,nssss
snr denied having made the lease 20 plaintiff and se'
damages in any event, ouli be limited to the smoan o. VIC
rent Verdict for the drfendenf 49,,
Isaac Van Wink. for plaintiff Cyrus Lawtcn Tor Sei'h
NOTICE 10 lhE BAR. ~
The calendar of one-hOur ilfes for this term WI.
te called ON Thursday April H. Instead Of the %" E'oS'
TIC A'N' EhThASIEL JARVIS jr, cs's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10
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NOTICE TO THE BAR.
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made I'd IN this Count until MONDAY April H. which sy
the entire calendar " short remaining parts srS
will be tax up, and continued until disposed or