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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05

Mayors Cburt.-Three hours were con-
sumed yesterday morning In hearing the fol-
lowing cases:
John and Mary Green, white, were charged
with receiving stolen iron, the property OF
the Confederate States. A large number Of
witnesses vera examined, whose evidence
was sufficiently strong to determine His
Honor to send the parties on to the Hustings
Court for further investigation.
Thoe Hatcher waa sent on to the Hustings
Court on the charge OF stealing lot OF steel
from the carbine factory OF the COnfedente
States. A witness testified that Hatcher had
acknowledged taking the steel. but that he
had bean driven to It from necessity.
VIM Kenny, Pleasant Jones, and Charles
Jones were charged with stealing four hun~
dred and thirty pounds Of bacon nom
freioht car &C the Central Depot on 6atur.
dav night. The car was broken Into while
i'm motion and the bacon thrown out. After
. tedious examination, during which house
full of sable witnesses were permitted to ex-
patiate for an hour ffom the witness stand,
the prisoners were bailed to appear for fur.
ther examination before the Hastings
Court
Mary Riley, James Ormsby, and R0sannA
Ormsby, were dismissed on the charge OF
assaulting and beating Patrick Sweeney. A
counter charge was preferred agsinst Pat.
rick Sweeney OF beating James Ormsby,
which Was continued TN this morning. This
was one Of those interesting q cases known
a. an Irish rox, and during the examination
Of witnesses the police were kept busy In
silencing the involuntary outburst Of laugh
ter which their peculiar testimony elected.
Solomon Jackson, free negro, charged
with assaulting, with intent to kill, Patrick
Tierney, was discharged, the complainant
failing TO appear.
Bena Bendix WAS tined go for beating
Kate, child Of Elizabeth Manson.
Ing In the luxury Of rock battle in the
street, was made TO pay ane Of IS.
A ane Of Is vas Imposed upon James II
Mason for permitting his wagon to drive
across the sldeWalk on Ross street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05
M AkTIN PaiLLlP,,
Haa On hand for aalo-
No l3d Main street

Saddles, brides, nartinSAles
whips, spurs, bits, haltsss
beautiful gold meunled lad, . riding whip
Coach hsrpess, buggy harness
Wagon hayness, and collars
And every article usually kept IN sAddlsss store,
and ID prepared u mAaulAcluro any article 10 hlD
line OF th3 best material sud WofkmensAip, which
viii be cold st the usual high priceo.
ap 37-6tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05

Am Outburst Of Ratrtotfsm-As fine body
OF Southern troops were passing up Main
seeing one Of them bareheaded, rushed out
and placed upon his head the hat which he
wore himself From appearances It was en-
tirely new, and could not be purchased st
this time for less than one hundred dollars.
In response to this gallant act three loud
cheers were given by the soldiers, which was
taken up and heartily joined In BY the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05
TNOFLTYTRW 1W101l1la

UNDKLITKRKD TZED0HAKa
were not delivsssd ~ Wasa e DGo00 aAAs1.,
may be found at ~ Rishnoad ODoes ID 0An -
Bollochi,T Spo0os
BsoWn,JW opoeA Ho8y
Bynut, Mts n 0fey1es O.
0wAthmsy, Archer 4Av1oes Al
Hsss, An Jane W0gsino, WInio0
koWon, JC UyeM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05
nv 3-eod6e

nISjOLUT UTION The CO partnership heretofore
I existing under the firm and style OF McAdam,
4IEhtman & 20, having by limitation expired on
the Both ultimo, the business will hereafter be con
Quoted by the former senior partner. Thankful for
the very liberal patronage extended TO the fifm the
undersigned, as successor, respectfully request a
continuance Of the saIne, and requests all 10 whom
the firm are Indebted to present their accounts u
him for settlement, aAd all who are indebted To
them to call and sellle with him
nv 9-eoL3x% EDWARD McADAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05

rOAL., 0cal, Coal viii eoassacs % dsaiyee
u noctAly . esssain quansity Of Glover Htu
CSl Ges lhe ore os engiaes anA dstviaG SsacAiDesy
On hard 800 bushels 1ae Ooa1, which viii asU
n lov Ayurso From thiD dAte the AeW iaDoo a
treasury seses a3oss VIII b received e Ymeas q
coai accounts. or NACnT1 1DO,
CaAi Cdioe neAr PsssssearS Depot
- -2aRlAA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05
LOCAL ~ -.

CEtw 1sae1-A ,essseSsS - ). Z.
Counc!l vse held a. or ~ GsesscE.
yesterday a0Glp0oo. s., =. 4. q 2 =
A0eftho peG1auR a. - Aa...s :, - 8
idenf fMr' esnrSS.sNS - <s.z ~ = = - r.
had 80 nnnvsM~S - ~ IL C0U0e1l
ai6ertn0 ~ rsrs..s.x@ - - - coD-
..ss...sSe ~ y.CPtssy -. - IL -
e0lntton passed q p&Uyloua Se11fS 8 S,sxS,.
rt&tu4 the ChAmDof5n10e - - - - m S.1.
to the city 6ye.d061oe CaS6I - ~ - ~
mar. Thu object IN 1lrea v,ass<..ss ~ =
flnn vce 3, sm~%.Sn enC G~s-S.9 H. gI1I~
action which Oonrreea "a .fsSs@ ~ = = - -
ference TO the enrrencr. beliess.: 80 Is ~ I
Same time that mutchonfs - oahss- - s..sS ~
do likewise. The eeauef. hoWeyer. ~ ,srn. ~r.su
othervise. and some etepo ven 7~sU Ssv.sn y.
.cessary to cave the eisylfom NJ fs,fh - rs
The President then o6KsA The foiIopiee -.
solutions, which Vne ndGDto6.
Rn.,.1 r.., IN. ,ee.lutina .aIx.1.s -
CeG1eSI On IL Spsh Am ~. veaSi ~. ~
bsslain te recslva aa1 pay eal laye 80 CoslLSs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05

Robbery.-The store of Hiram W. Tyler, on
Main street, near the Old Market, was forci-
bly, entered on Tuesday night and robbed Of
large lot of tobacco, corn, &c. The thieves
bored through the hack door, by which
means they were enabled to remove the fas-
Jennings and obtain admission to the store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05
FR0x xD87H oo0R6R1-A J1oGt
kRC1R0 - - 1sa~as~~<s

DALTON, Nay l-youftson pE1v11o -
longing to the o6th aza eolh N G. s1U1nnfo
we're ahot to-day for dssFtioa. Nowoeo
also shot for the sane o0sncs u stQHss
division.
The enemy have masssd . nye poetiea lk
their army at Red Clay. ekifM1A1ng -
been going on on the Clsvelaad - n1no-
gold roads, bs9ween our eAvaazy anA- tAs
enemyis, al day. Our forces aEo gSa1ually
retiring on the latter road.
An engagement viii probably eoomsneo
to morrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05

CN Nj 3 -
~ 80 dfxsn hrocns
SO Do lashsts
lO0 lhs EnslisA tWise
Is reeans wropptsg popes
~ psAs ssttoa yAsas, Noa II epd II
~ koase tuspestlas soap
kaGs Il earh eds
hAIe e11e. vins9ns
70 IL isea wise
10 Akssa CEeoo 3 Ce psoklea
Fur sAiely nbWAaD McADAM,
~ o-e1d9tf l3sA - oseg 0neY.
NaN, aWsnsy, fUvV, ~ atxsy oslles bas1Aea
xSetaD - lGo oAaiea uDsD1lm HNAs, Oaan-
iStase1 3 - 1lsa1eod l.ys Wssaas sassss =
NAMI1D--At 0na Daees, oesap 1se
!. uA1D-oo1ok AnA ouypo1s
SfS6 66f66E E-zSe sslsSssSs1 Gid -
~ es, Opepe1es - 0ev 0ehe1
zls..ss S5s e - r ~ - -
ssS-1ss6~ M - - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05
AYOfICE.-From And after this date Mr. Chas
IL HAnes II admitted into rull partneyship in our
Business. REDWOOD PHILLIP1.
richmond, Msy lst, 1854.

The subscriber takes this opportunity Of return.
Ing thanks to his friends ana the public generally
for the liberal patronage extended to him while In
the concern Of Pulliam, aanes Wcisiger. and 90
business, where be viii continue % sell goods
and either by suction or pTivste sale.
Ono Of the concern will be at the horse lot each
Saturday to attend to the selling cf any stoc, We
hicies, 10, thaa may b entrusted 70 their care.
my 3-eOd6t CHAS HANES. g nain o.
ID kDWOOD, PHILLIPS 4 CO will oousinae 20
II, sell goods, wa<es, aaA merchandise, either
pu6licly cr privately, Is their salsaroons, NO %
Main o. They will also attend 70 the selling "
iacsnt .ountns T. REDWOOD,
JC PHILLIPS.
nv eod6e CHARLES C HANGS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05

Tho 6Temen Of Mobile Sse = be enrolled and
detailed a. fscmen, 70 rsmaie 10 the city.
Water IL to be brought fsom ths river Jordan to
hapuze the DnglIsh Prince.
The mouniains near LyuchAasg, Va. were again
covered With saow on Mosday. May q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-05

DfsAIsaAL or ADMIRAL wIKss.
Admiral Wilkes has been dismissed BY court
martial from the UaiteA States service. Among
the queer things uncovered by the Wilkes court
martial is the successfal endeavor Of Sanford the
faakee Minister at Brussels, to have the war
fsigats Vanderbilt used 10 collect q claim of his
against South American State Of al5o 900. Com
a.odore Wilkes says 10 hie defence:
Ga the l5.h Of May received dispatch from
been advised BY the Sccestasy Of shs Navy In re-
gard IN vlstt u laSnayTa by one ea ny squadron,
ana adding, 81 hses that you o. one Of your squsd-
ron Will b aele u ~ early day 70 toneh At Lasnay
"a, OF fear that your tatesseasion will come TOO
late f0s any practical SesHlss."
In saoshsr place the Commodore sayst
Iproeeeded to Caracas, put myseIf In eommu.
nicsil0n with The proper anlhosites. accomplished
the object Of my visit BY securing the payment u
also.0O0 due 10 oss ciesens.
1ug WET ymaiHIA EXPERIMENTATION IN THs yANKeu
coAaksAs.
Ia the Ysakee Honss, last wssh, ns Davis called
Nd the sep0sr u lhs eonmitiee on declaring , j
Kttehcs nos estlllsd 70 seat ~ representative
from The seventh district Of viFginia;
The een.alltse say II shsis report thsy eaaast
iassl(S shemse.yas; ihsse haa heea euen neeoeo g
eiocdonD - - WaSgane she cooovoes0 usx u ~
Kiehsa z shs cAelee Of Y ~ 49, +. ..,,sss = sss
Dsis Is 4 q - ssesa sAssshey wese - ss1es
10 posrst ~ ~ Bsbe1 army. lneaee1v 0e ~
116aItee G. YlYiala. - eeeae ee
Ie1e e ~ 1meees ~ hleellseg - 11sessO
!. h: I. - ::ss, si ;s;s : Z q. ~ ss
1s4S1sS1o 11ethe q - e ~ 49,:
II jgSssy lsg VI Istsly sssaa6 -, =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
Cora HATCH SuBpgNAEp.-Yesterday mon

Cora HATCH SYSTEMATICALLY mon
ing William Mckinley. of No. los Chatham street -
pcared at tho Tombs aud requested Justice Downing =
punish Lis son, John ii. Mckinley. for using lsng~O
calculated to provoke breach OF the peace sucA p
guage having been used ut Of Cora Hatchs SusdR
evening dissertations at Clinton Hal. The son ~
pears rose in the assembly on Sunday night the W
and accused his father OF having contracted m0eS
attic marriage with Cora Hatch. and thus accusa<'se
was made the subject Of public remark on Sunday ~
ming Last Mckinley insisting upon the arrest Of -
son Justice Bowling issued warrant and the heaaal
10 set down for " morrow "wednesday morning . =
O'clock I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OfFlcE-Iay 2,
fOIGED PENSION CLAIMS -PARDOS OF sEAyRR ~
THB FRlsIDENr.
In January 1862, Iaohariah Seaver was eonyicte.
In IT, ufc4 si,s Circuit Cou IN this city O. iAusmi't.
forged applications land the Pension Office
ssnron snd sentenced 10 year, impisOnneni AM
"a pay tine ~ ' !.
fhs morning Msrshf received from Precedent IfTror
faA AID sneonduaua pardon for Sraver. The PEesidsE
th'i s,ssrr H. seTscd haH tue torn o, M. ene
IN Az exemplary rner and The Of his health l. such
Il Tor whole period would probably fsui
fayoaby fuT.her, ths the siTic.Aromry WHO prose
clt-d seA,sr ard the Judge who pronounced his sen
have rryrrsc'ed 70 be proper for pardon
S..vrr was brought 70 the N,has Office this morning and
Ma.hs Murray read the pardon 10 him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
BROOKLYN ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING TIL

BROOKLYN ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING THE
CONDITION or THE Pooa.-We have received the TWEEN
tieth annual circular Of the Brooklyn Association for
Improving the Condition Of the Poor This Is an or.
ganizaton Of peculiar excellence In principle, and ia
sIninenty deserving Of the support not merely OF the
benevolent but of all good citizens II in no mere ma
chine for giving money indscrmnatey but covers the
map of the city has regular agents. whose business ia
to know or look after the poor of each precinct and ad
minister the means intrused to it after careful judg
mont ON the facts In each case Suoh q society Is
very great help and relief to those who wish to give
well as 10 those who desire 10 receive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
ll4..8g,535
lbtll,l72

A. gards the fous state Of tho trade, we have only
remark that there viii be abundant ooery capacity to
should up million Of tuns the present year bat
doubt whether there viii be facilities to anspou such In.
crease to MARKET Tn, prices s will depend upon the
ability Of the rnE. &C., to maintain the present rate Of
wages and the charge, adopted by tho different carrying
panss SO r thors las been reduction In wages the
coal regions aud the hhrs rates viii depend altogether
the supply aid demand wen the Spring trade opens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

loan for six months OF million OF dollars Is reported
upon shares Of New Central upon favorable
terms. The statement that tho Treasury Department.
paying the five per cent notes to the public creditors
gives that money win be available at iegn
rates certainly. AS fresh issue OF bonds VIII DO
ready for time the Treasury Department VIII by
It's payments return 10 the banks and the public Its &C
cumuated "greenbacks." step which will ease the
money market The OF five per cent notes IN daily
payments by tho Department is for the moment On ex'
pansion Of currency Until interest accumuates upon
them they will BE- treated money Of e'reuhnon ana
nothing but the accumulation Of interest viii cause them
to be Withdrawn from circulation. III they arc ex
changed for boarded "grocnbacks' they VIII stii be
an expansive element IN the market Ivy restoring non
interest bearing notes to circulation. The grand e1
panse force Ia the Issue Of paper representing me oos
OF the war; and nothing do away with this fact It's
force can be mgaed by using interest bearing clrcu
lation, but It cannot be avoided Expansion must be
the rule as long as the Government expenditures con-
tinue.
The following is O comparative view OF the
n fort Ia la ling, Il an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
COURT cALENDAR-THr, DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT.-Pa l.-Adjouras4
20 Weiresiay. Part IINos. CO.. &C, .s2 6t 1885, ~
~. IA. III. $50, s8s 7l2 1876, 80
SUPREME COURr-SPEcIAL TERM--Nos So. ~,
80, 2lg, rs. ~. 2s7, l7s, l4G, 10, "a. go
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part /. and II.-No calendAs
nsde ~ time for publication.
COCRr OF COMMON iLFAs.-Part L. without
ajury Nos. 81 81 s. a, 81 P.rt II(Wihou.s lxyt-
4. Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
Receipts OF Procure.

las 2s-4stO boz FlluI. l6oo obs. WHISKY, a. bhls.
Corn Mer 81 hg. Corn Nes' 1870 bH.A Con-, :. 3
bush. uat 20 pigs PIoyisoas - psgt Ash.- go Ps -
Butto - psfs Lard 80 psss. foaoo-n, 40 psg' Vi.
Asse J,15s DlrsscdNos,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
THE Mine, Journal Of the 23d saws:


Giving the nous $50 tuns which more
than fourth ofthe whole consumption of last At the
ofAe business for The year anticipate
such PARTICULARLY when prees ruled high but Il
only another evidence Of Tho great property Of tho North
hstandng t great Rebellion and tbs extent TO which
the manufacturing Industry Of the county pushed TO supply
the wants the Oeernnent and tho people The following
table exhibits hs progress 81 tho trade from Tie commence
ineut In 1870 10 1904 period Of ~ yearsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

A grand ball will be given this evening at
the Brooklyn Academy Of Music under the auspices Of
the Emerald Association for the beneat Of tho Catholic
orphans u the otv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

THg Rev. II. w. BEgCHER.-It is understooe
that the Rev W. Beechsr declines accepting the er
tuty Of 5000 recently rendered ~ hun by tho 0onSyy
CATION Of plymouth Church Ths Society having rSus4
70 raise his sasry. voted hun the above namsd ANN
donation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
UNITED STATES coMmIssoNEgs orYIcE-J~ rs
lie. re tomnlfsiohrf '-bofN.
rNTICINQ A snLUIEl 10 DE III.


rSTICIS0 A soLDIER 10 DIS RI
Michael Kceie, deck-hand on boafd the s'eam-
boa, Elan City OF the Ne~iiaven Inc WIS srolgh, M
\ mont Regiment, "a desert. u
Tn. ,etuoy showed A-' shout three o'clock a'' Saturday
morning conversation occurred between me parties Oh aid
vessel Ia the Of wcn The accused sad that for $50
Ia the iereeass aud change his clothing and stay with the
that lie crew were all Irish, ana they would not ~
pose hn In tho morning When the boot landed and ai,er
Us soldiers bad all gone .hey he accused and buranl could
walk ont and 80 where they pleaseG ,., -,
Iioath another soldier eho heard the eorYsrsaon confirmed
this testimony 1t further sppeIed that the accused was to
some extent, urder the influence Of h3aor.
The def,udAD. denied sesins ese men on board the
Ias Cornml .sioner committed the accused for TRIAL
Before Commissioners WHITE.
CoUSrERFEIr go GREsNBACKs
Psck Keamcy AHMED for attempting 20 p,f's coun'
tere United State, s2o sl drinking soou The bill "a
peaanre The sscused said Il gwen TO MIN by the pay
liascr, and lie supported 1t wssa .ood Dill.
Tho evidence m ed to show any guilty intent OF ledge,
and the accused was ischarged
SUPREME CoURT-CHAxsEns-JAS. 2l-Befcrs Justice
q. q. BAASAIp.
DECISIONS.
Mary Jane Randolph agt Paschal II. Randolph
Juds ment VI divorce granted
c, Ni Before 70; Jg T.. j. =. N R.ssAhP
confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted.
SUPREME CoURT-CHArB.Rs.-JAs. as.-Bsfors Justice
BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Geo. G. Dobson agt. Nells c. Dobson; Almira
g. Minis as Theodore = Mans, Aida Ebbe,s sgt George A.
Ebbrta--Reports confirmed, and judgments OF divorce
granted.
IiAr et al sst Ees.msn 81 al Duckworth sgt. Knopp
Burton, Windsor eat. Duncan ct a. Meletta ast Fendt
Snzrrsc act. Grove Of s.--Motioas denied
DolAn Orion ct al PSnolet ct al as Pignoet ct al
Motions granted
Scott, receiver ss,- Ferris e. d--InjuneiOn modified
pro tune, 10 az not TO interfere with the payment Of
the yeut, &c.
Plots ait. Molsr IT,, ct L-Mem for counsel
Crow agt hydcf-Motion TO place Special Calendar de-
psd. Reference ordered to hear, 1c
In application Of Central Park Commissioner r. csses
Reports confirmed snd orders granted
In petition Of josephine Pasons ParsonsRerence
dsred to take proof Of allegations In petition.
Clayton sg ordered to take psoof Of facts
set forth In moving and opposing papers.
Fitzgerald sgt- Blake-Reierencs ordered
Myers agt Ridgway ct al-Mohon granted reference or
dersd. ..f.
Dhbrow ssL Tompkins-Default set aside payment Of
$50 trial fee and 8 10 costs Of motion, &c. -
Cordier sst. Cordier--Reference ordered.
Staples at American West India CoMotioa for Judgment
granted "a.
Gilbert Of a. sgt smuh-Mo.ioa denied; 90 sosss
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suRRoaArE.s couRr-yAr as.-s,,,r. snna.,.. rrox,

H. Re. the accounting OF The executor and .
ecutr!r ~ John BrslslavIhe objections % the creditor
the account " the scuor aud ersc,rx s-e ,ust.insd
uu o-arrct lied within 20 Gays The surrosv
NJ ID that te real estate Of s's'or H. 81 tie terms Of -
Wil to he converted uio money end distributed snl
Of ss. sYl conversion to executors the ~hs
estate mns te treated reor nom the death Of tosss
end he sccounted IN such Dodge sgt Pond
I. H., 81; stIgg Ell. Jackson, :. \. r., 2l5l.
IN the will Of Edwin 7. Chrsy.-Adlih0ua svdszss b
being taken IL this matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPRofAL Ts2u-JAg -
Before Judge CAKDozo
Bryant SGT. Bryant.-Keterence ordered.
SPECIAL fEsx-Jsy. aS-Before Judge CARDoxA
DECISION.
Aersnier 7. Stewart ct al ast William ). SsTA-sosa
o. petition granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

A statement Of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance
Company viii be found among our advertisements TO
day dividend Of 40 y cent is declared, The eeriii
cses for which viii be issued aud after April The
certificate, of ieG2 viii be- paid and after Tuesday
the I'd Of February next and cent interest on tie
outstanding certificates will be paid at The time.
The assets II the Company are over 100000.
The bids for S2,O00000 Connecticut State g
v cent e0yar bonds opened Ut Hartford on Satu
day. Tho aggregate Of offerings was upward OF
s4,OoOJQ. At prices ranging from par TO y cent
premium lie entire loan was awarded to Retchan
Son Co OF this city undor their bid for the whole or
none AZ l0l.
The Nine, Journal Of the 23d says:
We furnish cur r,adets With Annual Statistics Of the
Cod Trade. 1iey oil official except nom point and
show iDcrcsn tho production for tho year uneIsmped
IN the history ofthe lInin
AMER sepsa,hg tho Cod Which passed tho different
RAosds fad that the whole production Of Coal
follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26
Freeman ss. whitlock Of d-Mouoa dsuisd, ssssvs -
third defense.
Before Justice JAnxs.
ST. John agt. Stevens a-Judgmeet In sscosda,cs -
written opinion.
SUPERIOR COURT GENERAL Txps-JAx -
ARREST WITHOUT wARRANT-POwERs OF Tn

81 John at Stevens NJ alJudgmect In sscosda,cs -
written opinion ... b.. --.... ...
SUPERIOR COURT GENERAL rxps-JAx -
ARREST WITHOUT wARRANr-POwERs OF Tn
POLICE.
Ellen Buns sgt. Charles Frbep. ~ s-Act,on n r..s
damages Tor arrest Of plaintiff July Ie6 Two brx,J
dollars worth OF silver belonging TO The family Of 49,
ben stolen. Defendant Charles Il the son of Hsnry
ben and resided WITH bn On tho right the robbcI, ~
stranger other than Ellen Bnrns wss know, IA ~.
the preunises The defendant Frost policeman .fsr
sonal investigation end by direction Of bis superior
rested plaintiff The Court dismissed The Complaint AZ
Erben there being evidence inphcsting Lin n he
ard nominal damages awarded sysst rost Defend9
appealed sDd'he Court held thr the Police lsw allows go
70 srr.st rfr'ol srected by thfm without wsrrnn, ~
there 4 believe ony i.s been co,nnttsa ~
dot y ould not be inieffered with.
SPECIAL IgHn-JAr 2S.-Before Justice NcCuu
DECISIONS.
David Dayton sgt. Edward p. CArk-Ordsr srxnt.d
Bitner Dock sg Aaron Bright and wife-Order r.fsr,
granted.
Joseph Z. Horamor ast Philip Prankepheinsr 10. Nm
granted.
James C. Jsweu ct H. sz. Christian d. Em.ou Ms... -
new tiia denied with : 10 costs
TRIAL 1gRs.--Jh6 2j.--Beforo Justice BApaor>
THE KOHNsTAMM FRAUDS IN A NEW LI0gr
Emil Won Schoenns ast Solomon kohnstamm ~
This action brought 70 recover pz39j % alleged
been collected BY the defendan. and on sconnt ~ ~
pao.i iron, the Covernmens o. the United States for ~
ngs furnished 70 the sd Regiment Newly ok volmtssrs ~
szort snd broker collect said bill a commission
H. defendant iusrpoed specific deps Of each and vvu,
al sea.ioD 10 the plaintiffs comp hint.
Jury In, sDucled b. The and witness ON -
IA pl5G b.i tie council 10. the def uat nr,ad ira ~
plain IN boisg he Colonel T. command Of the regiment
Witch he ai' g,t lodging wee furnished could 10. purels
the q ana therefor
F'epinHa tsreuron wi,hirew juror 10 order 10 zsu
70 mead no complaint AID he Gaze went Oh.
J. w. saecan .or the pan ID Z. r. MsIbgry and .rJGl
Deau fOr lie Defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

Psrrk Keamcy AHMED for attempting "a Pres coun
etie United States t2o bill at drinking saloon Tho bill Il
pretty wen Engraved but prned badly hans blurred ap
pearare The sscrsea SAID TO MIN by the pay
siaster and lie supposed IL good Dill.
Tho evidence failed to show any guilty intent OF knowledge
and tie accused dis chArged