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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

Or. Cresswel Of st. Catharincs, c. W., has
fned patient by overdose Of str.Chnine and is re
royted TO hove forfeited lis tail and tied 10 the United
bstes 1t is said that this is not bis hrst nadyti.
,ce of the kind and that be had the reputation 81 be
ng very incorporate He claims to be brother OF ths
lie Sir Cresswel Cresswel Judge Of TIE Divorce and
Probate Court IL England
An explosion Of decorating powder has taken
plsoe a tire American Flask and Cop Company ino,
iory Waterbury, Conn SCATTERING :he lower s'oIy ssa
sstiinr il on fire Edward Rush. formerly Of the go
Conn Vols with great bravery rushed into the room
on carried out bucket Of powder saving oouiA
many lives, though molly rsAing his OWL
Mr.. Balcan, principal Of the Middletown
Coun Hich School last summer expelled son OF
sanue Bebcock for wearing. contrary to rrie IN ne
sohcol & Copperhesd badge. The iather. Who hsG 10
sgated the vipeTish ornamentatiob sIeu sl, iaSc.
Who was fined. The Superior 1t has reversed inc
decision
The most Rev. J. b. Purcell, Archbishop OF
Cincinnati calls upon all TIE city churches to make col
lects for sick and wounded soldiers, adding that ne
Pas company. composed mainly OF Roman Catholes had
donated the wholao the gas 10 Dc Aed a. inc n iV'
The same purpose, value sJ,UO1
TIE Clereiand Herald says Chief-Justice Taney
bof that class who dry up IN their tracks e sArteis
gradually year by year. and lie sppaieriiy the iebesl
naa On earth who h.s a breath ~ his body. lie slt-
doubled up and his voice cannot penetrate three iee
A man with his face BACKED lately called on
Mrs Hubbard Of Dayton Ohio, and presenting pistol
her ledO. ORDERED Ef4 ~ iclob "hHt sAfp-
had she went up stairs and brought down loaded
pistol when 10 let.
Over 500 Of the 3Sth Ohio have reenllsted IN
the veteran service. The regiment was prominent al
The storming Of Mission Ridge The 18th u. and the
frsent acton Of its members Ia al honor ae s-ue 70
: long history Of gallant and patriotic exploits
Enoch Walker, grocer OF Pleasant street, fall
River has left that iown with another mans wife hay
ing frs borrowed money from al his friends and getting
500 Ia discounts from DAnks. lie SUPPOSED ~ nave
gone " Europe
The death of the Hon. Charles j. Clarke OF
Jefferson County, y. T., 10 announced lie was %"
yer OF decided talent and had been N the Assembly sno
Il Congress
Boston people are talking about The whipping
most xii 10 the House Of Refrmstion hes wei's
tweal. on her shoulder show; tie boys ore hoeGse
with csrt-whiP sc.
Thomas Howard has confessed N the then OF
Mr. George W. CuTtiss carpet bag from The fnirs DO
Pot lie had committed many other robberes III the
same place
man sat down on the sidewalk in Quebec q
few days ago and roze TO death, dozens OF people pass
iog eli the while.
Quebec is to be lighted with coal oil.
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RRnoKLrr CONVOY Cou1cIL.-The Hoar

BROOKLYN COMMON C0UycIL. The Board
nc on Monday t,eaiug and after the adoption Of ih'
rniaui.s tie Select Committee 10 consglt with the
mon.ycd Institutions In relation to the payment 81 taxes
for Isal submitted lengthy report and recommend
ed the Adoptou oi tho following preamble snd r.sou
ton.
A.rsS, II, non~y~a eorrofsiicos ~ t city have REFUGE
g. D.. ter r The year 1913 upon such p.Hs u thr
osrs sbd su1s inserted in United s'aics secuftt
.Bd such corp har. osefed H. Iay zach ites Oh en
.an q a. 10 md county ei refund The q CO." ~.
Courts Law tA hty decide sch isIes . be ~ sb a.
void. therefore,
Psd Ths, N. ci'-r % 10 mansyrd iff liior' Of t
ciy ther taSo, te sBont ~ mn capital shi
srpig, Invested h. United states "curis CONDITION ,bEi
a.. .h,l be refunded in cass tie ceufs 81 ~ az
ally decide such 10 he Illegal and void snt Va su'
ecuft-. shall BE- lab q tAf- 100 80 I'rf Of We rsi
or .urp of any moreyi corpors be accepted and hs
Con mon Council hc-ehy pdyrs tssG 10 make -uch fTpiy
u.ft an The cord.p .. eof sAs apply equally to sueh
eorporsiisns q, hsve ready paid lch TAI for lsj
mo report was accepted and resoln'ion adopted
Corsilrrnble routine business Transacted whom Tie
Board adjourned for Que Tesk.
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lh~ Late Catastrophe at Yorisiown.
UgAnQrAHffns I. ). FOkcttl
Ng..-.srx L. ~. IL ~ 4


iossIovs Va, De- u, io.A
Cr,.rp,r OpurHs No 30.-The thanks Of the
.u; onnGndng aud q every ocer and man IN the ar
Vice o o,es brave and faithful soldier rfe due 20 Ain
be- ol ocerr and who rendered efficient srVce duft
Toe iste cont agrsfion and eIpio,ions a. oft own
pIor.t among niroady sDcni.oned ~ ny orcla 81
nor ave sergeant. join ". JbOnas 20. sL Ncnnou ~
To-, ADD A.houso Nlsou. CO. ID. lfhh N,w.f ora tof,
o bed "a Provost Guard who the as. 70 Ssse
.Le -. tie burning fkne PrisA'o sl har! ryan Co.
fsh y Foot Artillery who wh,n posted % special sch
incl I'd d. eg gs fractured ~ shell remained ., h, pot
o LIZ ln.s- uiskei ia band. 81 regularly relieved PHvtis
Jor d. e.ai, Co. g. fGih New orb Ncis posted a. 40
ind a tie r0rh VINO nautnei 81, post close 10 the
m ~ M .Assl. I'll tho plosOn Destroyed tne gaze ht -
--lis Id hurled him far tsey. and Private Fireman L.
n g Co. a. l4stl hc,Tf orb ios posted al he jail ~ 70
seal incl ho fe from h post and who H. bsrs ino
pr.Fouers with Du.se cooked and bsyon. h'e1
fYe thai 10 de al ns posi- Until the ~ prei.d
e. pir. iaa aud demolished tbe jail
Al a these wounded end injured. bnt i've 70
sdoL service. Each Of them eIpocted aud "sA pr p'fe
~ h e. hia post. Tho fragments Of a. els sud ns',ee OF
b. sork which al sht few ike ha.ones through The
sre u yoIAto~n, constituted soe.e iAf more apPshs
than g. J hostile bon bsTdnieut .
All no and gratitude ttos. brave men who Owed hono'
more ~ lie sd who feared death confronted M Ire path
OF duly. ISAAC J. NiSlahl nt's zen ,Vu"osr
Cheia.. SrgPH.s BEYsoLpr, Csp. aud A. IA u.
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sovrnray CIvrLnArIoS.--Our readers wi

SOcrRray CIvILIzATioN.--Ou readers VIII
hardly have forgotten the savage joy with which ~
ehvn-s Oh tho oil Bull Run battle field wreaked tha1
vengeance npon tho bones Of dead heroes tearing
them tom the moiering oorp,es and fashioBng then
into pipes spoons aud drinking vesseL TO send home
g. their relatives trophies Of their yaior we nAe
Ypr.sd tint The Rebels had at length b. ashamed
cf m barharisin but the late Developments at Chick
anauca relative the mustion OF chr dead: and tae
fol0ving from n lady correspondent Of I~ N.Y. bss~
rourral frum on board the steamship Scotia, AZ see
Nov II l.d3 would indicate the reverse:
We have n goodly number of ooutLerners on bosfsY
and our loyal crowd singing National airs oui
c sseus 70 be some fear OF touching the feelings
these southern passengers The John B6 snip onosse
ere very sympe'hizing with them, We have swe
women who ran the blockade Charleston and NessS
md thev tqss Ion three little children and don't ses1
% oareo heariess ore yOsns Ioly had on her Sssrs
eiaia piece .f a lass<s's bona
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MrMc,L.-"T Timothy Trill's" novel and face
tou. musical lecture on Monday evening in brooklyn
was very eui9ylb affair Tie lecturer. who IL vel
known to be one u the mos, radical perhaps tie mos!
,) Of any OF prominent American musical artists
took Wow Of the present popular musical grievances
entirely new but striking and certainly trut ful The
subjeo, was Popular Muse In and out Of Churches
b., great - the scope here afforded the principal
subjects discussed vcre Sunday School aud Church
Music witch were very much abused and Common
School Singing and philharmonic Concerts which were
Ar highly eStolled. Tho main object however. OF tie
lecturer WIS 10 advocate tie establishment OF Free
Choral School, Tor boys which he believed might event
gAy be III de to supcgsede womon's voices IA outoro
ohosuses lie spoke OF the Opheon Free Choral Schools
already in existence In brooklyn but which weT YET ~
their infancy and brought in very happily tho influences
Of MI Peter Coopcrs free educational art Offering 10
NeW.York tho Harmouic Society of Nos York. "whi,h
keeps Ofatorio, from being forgotten, and also .
famous Boz Choir OF old Trinity Church which Is the
,and ding admiration o. all cultivated people
Inken altogether hi. discourse was one or the most
Interesting We have liatenod Ia for long time Iho
freshness % tie subject and earnestnoss o The lecturer
sustained tho interest of Tie audience Ia the lat ara
hearty app!aus. iroqueatly Interrupted rs de.ner!
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TrAcuERs' AssocrArroY.-Th annual meet.

TEACHES ASSOCIATION THE annual meet
ing Of this body City Teachers held on saturday
esering ia the Han II tie Board o. Educson. corner
OF Grand and Elm streets The President. Prof. John
A. kioho,s Of the Free Academy. occuQied TIE char
and Pro-, Adoph Werner acted a. Secretary. The an
nua report the Executive Committee OF the as'oc
ton vns read by its Chairman Mr.. Samuel ". Perkins
Several important points and sng sesons were pie
,eutcd which II carried would. M the Judgment o'
the Committee give additional power and vitality "a
n. vociotv The Boeri OF Trustees ~ the sss0cinCn
presented thsr anpnnl report through Mr. D. H. ran
ming the President Of Tie Board The Trustees hal ~.
tended 20 the duties prescribed 10y the constttnn OF
the association, and IN accordance with he laws OF h
state ~ New York having reference 20 Incorporated
eject, O: the s.foCintion balance Of so IA tie
treasury aud library OF abon so volumes. the nsso-
on las 10 outstanding liabilities. The Ii,asurer
II e. Martin. erg, read hs report. which gave a ue'
tailed sa@nont Of MI pts and expenditure during
tic curresi year The annual election Of ohcen was
then proceeded With. viii the flosihe result John
A y'clos Precedent. Wm. VI. Jelihe, Vice Pfrsl'
dent, Henry {. Marin. Treasurer. Hugh pn''F ~"
cording Seoreiaryi Geo Baiclclcr Corresponding Sc
rrtary, A T. Holy Librarian Asthe 20 ms 81 once
Of three mcmL,fs % the Board " 1rgees were ahoui
ripring the following gentlemen were elected " b4'
thsir places. Adolph Werner. Henry W. Dunshee .,f
three ,e6r. John S.udis d. for one ycar. DIR. J9i
HE 90 led the attention Of 'hc meeting tn the hnni@I
b.uguo or social meeting ~ the Assoc alton IN January
prorosel srd urged bT ne Executive Committee sad
after turning ~. mO;ler over " said COMMITTEE ILL
lower tie S,cie,y adjourned
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4 RPMARKABLB CHURCBw OMAS.-Iast Sun
day week tie worshpcrs in the Parksleet Methodist
Episcopal Church Cincinnati startled from the'l
proprety by most eItrsordinory spectacle. II seems
tlot fof some time quarrel had existed between Mrs
Nellie jacobs. late q teacher in, aud br Barnib 50
dent Of The SunGay School Mr.. H. preferred
grave charges against Mira. and declared that sbs
vas not expelled from tie school he would resign--so
she ~ voted ont Dir. j., IN turn preferred charge,
Of trsnn conduct ngalr st Mr. H.. alleging that ho
Rad endoayortd repeatedly TO seduce her bat wac IN
srie to got the ohurol to lake them up we give the
C.f.l fnra'f C9infrf-ciafs version of tie sequel
ia. tbeI0 calculating the strategy o! an ih'nrl
afaa WOMAN aid 90 one dreuned oi the possibility
Of such scene came 10 pass yc,tefdby. DhIhg lo
int plavcr M BaTnitz VINO leads the singing IN tie
cbnr.l, and has e prominent pew which he occupies
with lie family kneelDg and bowed in devotion.
Mn Jacobs gGed along the aisle and craving cow
akin which she lad concealed In her hLrS, gave him
vehement vhock directly HE head. ana iOloweo II
Up be-, and heavy giving niin lee"l HenehuohT i'i
rnng about the cara before those ~ The vciuiy cnd
collect their scnttcrcd senses enough to INTERFERE ahe
accompanied the blows with hys,eTicnl crits OF On.
You ullnr There, you traaGoerr 'Sinidcr W.
man vii youf &C.
"Dr Hitchcock paused iu tho prayer overg helmed
niih euiazemeut Several leading members % Ihe
church made haste 70 quel tho dreadful outbreak When
Nj. Jacobs drew haldiai o. cayenne pepper ant
puLgad IL in Bdiuit1s face. ana thea dasled II flsht
nnd r. anosi suiiOC6ling two OF tbToe e!d.fy tehu
90 =, 40 bad interered. She was at length removed
of he church and tie teIViccs we're lfOceeueH WIN.
~ Mrs Jacobs Vas put out At the door sue sau,
am now satisfied. Sho had been Tor several feGfs
er OF the church end alleges th' 'ie h- o, =
euaered aud persccutad by barnl, and has been IN
abs T. obtain ia. ice. Mr. BerniD took the ehifhoIui
nary appcstion that befel him pretty coDny ana ~
tended church In tho afternoon
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CITY GOVERNMENT.



o,,,ul srArsp SESSION, Monday Des. 81, 1874
ioclock, p. IN.
tn. Board met pUusnstO Adjournment in th'ir CAa"s'a
W Prs'en.2c ounclmen Faye. Hely Keenan, Wsb*ss
i'sna Cav Mcora,h Murrsy Brisn cOOI Br,ndOa Brs>
Rl.,sl, II zsersld and Joyce--ll'
lcis nos, that Councilman ee'sr 'sas ~
The minutes Of the IL .etng, held Dscems.Ts TO- H. Is. -
/. snd - ", Icsi and approved
RESOLUTIONS.
q, Cour Gilman McORAru-
g5.c That permission be and tbs same 10 hereby svee -
ass.r- Johnston BoIee OF sir hundred Ma twenty -
sisn avenue. receive, deliver aud exhibit socds In s0
tcr premises providing the same do not interfere vita -
remain during The pleasure o. The 49,
Which adopted
q, I ~ =. r,r.siop ,. ard the :, hereby rvsp
to Mr. NJ TPp teep show IN u. ~ Of nsr prsss
nunocr nnyn' Division street during the pleasure I" "
Common Counsel
which was adopted
I,,d Tint sewer WITH the necessary receiving bssf
and srs be built "a Grand street IRON Greene to within
y feet Of Mercer street under tie direction o. inc No.
tisr.for be adopted
which YVES laid ov'r
~ Councilman joycT--
R,otod That with the necessary receiving esas
I'd cu,efts be built IN SiKeth street between bfoadwQ
J ninth svenue under the direction of H.. Cotton A0oeda
Department ard That ae accompanying ordinance 30 adopeso
NAon wss laid over
By ounc.liasn Jorcs-
Rs,r Tha, sever with the necessary receiving bssn1
nd r4 a
1en avenues, under the direction OF che Croton Aqsedno
and tia the ordinance sssses -
sio pied
Which wss laid over.
Dy Couu-flusn HuRaAY--
H' o. Col Ihsrss kootas smounlngte tvo hnndrsd -
dollars for musc the occasion OF the ecoptte1
o, Tho nth aud Fifth Reg uents New lork Volunteers
Ia connection herewith Councilman AcRxAr presootsd ~
oio~in, resoutlon, wa a.,
R.ssd That the Comptros BE- and be hereby sntAsa
and directed draw nis IN favor Of the ahsve
na.ned pare. for the anoan et opposite their names ~
e age he sar,e TO ;" City Con ius enci-s."
Wh,h referred 10 tue Committee NatlouI Amin
By Councilman BNANpoS-
Eiu 81 Edsud an RAn.s, amounting 70 eighty dea.1
progtdns ten eosehes asoa Of tie fnetA o. Col u y
bryan.
Witch va. laid over.
Wy Cound man BaASpos
Mn Of JoscPh McDeinott. sounsins 20 Geo dollar ior
us up election poll Of Sixth Election DISTINCT A~cofy-
ard tor Drconorf election. -,
Which vas referred to the Comptrolies WIN po~es.
bv Councilman BRANDON 49,.
l a fdwa.d Met abe amounting to ten dolsFs bs nton
10 election poll Of satL Election Distriss w% -
Tor December election. -, -
Ry Councilman BhAsOos-
81 ., P.sct kt.,lgDcos sm9rnspy % y, zsasn -
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Abstraction Of Supplies.

Prom The Richmond ran,ine7, Deo u,
curious piece OF business has devrlopeu
sslf In connection with the Yankee prisoners Which
r 10 show one OF two tiIngs-cither That tho prison
ers themselves have been engaged la specnintlnE up"
the contributions n their Northern sympnthlers ind
csr,in on nm extensive trade with outside parties or
that the guards have been tempered with or been neg
cent aud allowed large quantity NJ tho articles oil
clothing &c sent here from the North 20 he surrept
tiousl, removed from the varehonsc. where about a
nrorfer of a million Of dollars in value Is stored.
CAPTAIN Maccubbin, OF the Detective Corps was en-
Jagged the batter part Of as week With tho most " his
force in investigating the matter aud i.Tcng ou the
guilty parties He succeeded on frdoy rnd Saturday
I'M recovering an amount OF cOthlrg-oscicouts pants,
shirfs upderclothing and shoes. which were found IN
xnios localities near the Libby Prison rtorcd away IN
socoI band junk and jew shore Several soldiers who
we found going about the cy with tie Articles ID
be ,oss,ssou we're arrested ard their evidence II IN
nos.esion ol Captain Naccubhn. not TO be revealed
untl d,noueHen l. reached. The value Of The property
recovered IL ysrionsly estimated OIL from sZ'"V W
10000. In prosecuting the search' the uetec,F'd
cam. across large number Of Confederate grain bags
in a sbop corner OF Main and 1weiy fret strtets.
Iley were seized aOng nh The other class OF goods
4. the whole subject 81 the obstruction Oh Urt" goous
h now undergoing an oihchi investigation, We hn.,i
from further disclosure. which have reached VI from
heaf-ay. ,..
Tho distribution ofhe contributions Tor the prisoners
IA made by q Committee selected from among tho prs
orols gLo perform tho functions oil Their ONO" onhrr
the irnmodie supervision Of tho prison authorities
his Committee has already distributed yer! largely
nmouc the prisoners aud tie opinion IL very Reh'Thy
expressed that tho weclothed prisoners have oni oi
their abundance undertaken eothe guard ahn te
other Outside barbarians' Of Richmond, for the little
equivalents Of rum tobacco and other things not in-
cilded ia their Northern consgnneDts- .
Tho two pites arrested the principals engaged IN
s abstraction IL the property, and in whose possession
. GOOD deal 81 II found are D. H. Henderson, CON
piny L. 9Th Texas Kog nen and Frank t'Ilday cltl-
zen who keepe q store fence Main street. near
TseDiy.nrst
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poAuD OF CoUSorLMEs.-Th Board o

POAaD OF CoUNCiLMHS.-Ih board OF
Councimen held long sesson on MONDAY the business
however. being mo,tly routine resolution OF c"un'
Gilman Brandon Was referred TO tho Committee on Ma
t!onal Affairs proposing Joint committee to have
erected "a suitable monument over the feihnnh 81 NE
late Aid Froment. The Mayor returned without np.
prvynl the resolutions giving Mr. Middleton Ben the
.relu.iye pr,yile,e Of removing all night soil from tho
CITY Tor ten Yeas without compensation from tlc CITY
Treasury but with the right 10 collect from owners
Of property 81 per load When dumped into The boats
and al per load for the scayenCeTs romoSlng Il; tn.
Mrypr thinks that this arrangement VIII cost 'he tx
p.yers dor hle what is paid from thu City Treasury
Tho Board adjourned 10 Wednesday at p. ~
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TuR CASE op RATzKY.--The General Term
n the Spreme Court decided appeal In tho case OF
Ignats Patzky who tried and found guilty 10 tho
Kings County Court Of Oyer and Ierminer, IN june
hst Of the murder OF Sigismund felncf. known ~
be diamond merchant and sentenced " DO exec uied'
srrnine tho Judgment Of the Court Of Oyer and Term
ner Nothing nov remains but u III us dsy os ei7'-
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Thy NEWPORT (KnsTUcKY) GREE SOUTH

Thy NEWPORT. KENTUCKY "FRkE hoUTh.
nh Fy., South was established some years since ny
Mr. VIM s. Bailey 10 advocate the abolition Of Saver!
In Keu,ucly In printing Office *as mobbed aud De
strovsd in ls and prosecution was subsequently, ee'
On lot against Mr.. Bailey which was continued rom
time 10 time sud finally dismissed in November last p'
Union District Attorney Mr.. Bailey' only ohense
was bis adyocaoy 81 Abolition and his fidelity TO frce
speech lie desircs 10 renew bis ohcrls ID tnose
Causee ard askb aid from tho Anti slavery mon Of 'Ds
Le~ern States to procure new press ono ,o
tributrd stOO Friends u Ernnncipeugn ~ hentu'S!
may .Garss W., 6Aryrs D.iley. 4. \. F0f-Oms'
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be paiu, OF MEETING tie defendant 4 Irving Hail. rsodvsd
The artis was tho first wi,n,s offered for be PLAINTIFF ~
testified 10 circumstances OF the oese above sstsd
The counsel for the defendant closely questioned the wfns
as 10 col vessation had by the witness with hr Brown
tho relation to the ho.ptsbs
received al ihe hands OF the dsendan eesns ~
Mrs isms had behaved 90 LIKE queen trougoose seS
dime he surprised she should indoso boz hs'osAss
tldei.ss, sftof dinner" or words TO thar effect
Theodore Thomas the celebrated musician was also ef-
snined TO the assault and coDirneo the rstnsny ~
psnif biz being in the forehead aud bleeding pre-
Cnir., Fr,de was sso examined tho zane point ~
De Ras. lie fsa,y phy.Ic.n o. Mr. Watson, and VII. =
tended h and dressed hi, wounds the 18th o. sftcc:
testified the nature OF hs injuries and that tue pn -
iace were sbou hslfs cut two inches loa
On cro,.-eraminsion the wne" testnes that the woun
Aer tho e1ars.ion Of til. Witness the case WA ciess4
prosecution Inc Honor only allowing four Witnesses -
Hr Brady In opening tie defense the Jory sIp.in.t
Of the plaintiff BY the defendant; that no matte, how
biz VILE .. mother might b: ssduG ss, o. -
him asins the matter in he own na. no.s 70, PuS
ticns he 70 the pres. by h client ana denied that the
PENDANT and hi lady we're guilty OF the nh0'psy cAAs'e
Alter The opening Of tho defense the Court ordered ress
hi,er rcss. Ms. Mary G. oFlsherty the wife q The =
ndan wa offered Witness but objected to by the p
rcIrard OFisheri, IN. defendant was the next wtns
and he testified 70 the alton given 10 him BY bis broh
In law Sir browE to the convasation with the pane
IN, Information eonve being substantially the same a. -
taei to by plaintiff tina. he could not understand w
Mr. William, dad behaved rudsly after &nnsIIthst wss
pv,,ery The witness oe,.led the meeting on the occs
OF the a.sanli the plaintiff and the witness COVER
sse et minutes and tLet The plaintiff refusing 10 me
90 avoory he struck hn the face and on osao
struck 10 return gave the plaintiff snoths, blow
John Brown, before mentioned the brohera aw o. -
deed,n was en- ahmed t. this conversation with the pe-
III r which The alleged SANDER Of MrI Williams VI" Pe1
traed He stated that Mr. Watson was at his place Of %
-nlen drinking wines sh,t M Watson stated tnss "a
knew We would be treated in MIS- the witnesses house ho
10 y and moi, he had been treated at Bath by Ne VIZ
s he declined to state the nature oil the insu ne -
ceyel bnt 6snomlnated It gross, but vounteeted tas
mIr. that Mrs Williams behaved like queen. but how 80
coud descend the r0dee shs did alter diansf was
mystery. =,
Afsr The summing up by the respective Counsel and e
charge OF the Jury the Jury retired and ate, an aosenes
h. into Court with verdict for the pisiIsB
OF & cor M
Edsin James Duophy for tie plaintiffs james Z. bre
for tie defendant
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TuE LOUISVILLE JoURsAL.--A correspondents
q, IN, D-oi, hd,ert,ssy that George ID Prentice
has reiiaqushed all connection with Tie Lo~'s'aS
Jo4rnay financially well editorisly. The ssass'
oat Is made in explanation OF tho questionable loyA0
.vtuqeJ Inv TIE Journal Of late
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THIEVES on BRoApwAy.-A good deal q

complaint has laiey been made by tho shopscepers o
Broadway TO the Superintendent OF Police. They state
that not day passcs but less of their goods are
,toien ana nny of them have requested that detect
i've be detailed 10 watch their stores and prevent II. ~
would be obviously impossible TO 10 this orders have
b.en given 10 tie detective force TO keep constantly Gu
the watch in the principal thorougLies, more espe
ony near those stores where holiday goods arc expo s'
f,r sale aad where a crowd would naturally assemble,
fr tho pqrpose Of breaking up ns much posshc this
s,sem Of pilferng. Persons attracted 10y Showcase
vher. Chrisnas goods displayed should be- parou-
arly careful il Ia such occasions thai pichpoehes
W. ne rally operate.