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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......DR cKxBER J.
Cleared.

CLEARED.
Steamship Ftna (Br) McGrigsn Liverpool. J. O. Dale.
steamship Liberty Wilson, nsvsna Hsrgons CO.
Sesnshp Corscs (Br) lie hee-cres. Havana aud NASSAU
T. CunArd.
steamship Caroln. Buckley Beaufort Murray Nephew
Steamer Frank lin. Young Baltimore. w. DalzeiL .
Ship Crshsm's Polly Norton New resns, TupperSBe,tus
Ship Martaban (Ir Gepburn London, N. w. Nelson
RaIk Jasper, Higgins Marse.ies
Bsrk Kcnneb.c Lely, Philadelphia, Brockwsy Baker
Bark Ssle Bonssl (Br, Lesvett Matamofas, h Abuse,
Go. 49,, 81,
Bark A,alants (Brl Hsgen.an. Bremen Guses l. Meyer
Br.s J. Hathaway. Townsend Csrdenas, j. L. Hathaway
Sehr NJ. ID. Hasken, Haskell, Phaderha, &. b. swan
schr Flyins Fish, Thompson. Gouce.ter:
Schr juvenile, Nickerson, plymouth. v. b. Nckerson'
sehr 4. Kelly, Prior York Riveh +. J. Campbell.
schr Roscoe Todd RagpnhsnSoc E j. M G:m88s s.
Schr. j. w Lawrence Weeks Norfolk. T. ]. Campbell .
Bris julia Or, shsossfSrd Msrsn,sm bq K h'f's"
scbr Enoch Pratt. Bsker BGlurlore, 5. Kenny
sloop Thomss Hall. Hall, Providence kenny. ,.,
Sloop Tom Thumb, Hopkins, Yoik River, r. J. C.mgoe'L
Sloop ADELAIDE Hopkins York River. Campbell
Sloop W. q. Leg,ctt. Gibson Norfolk T. ). CsHpoeI'
sloop Mary Cray, Harley New'London-
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light 47a,Oc. cash Oak Slaughter and saited, good
Middle, 49a53c cash; Oak Slaughter ana sailed good
Heavy 4ea5c Osl Light Cropped; good, S &c.,
Iyres &C. good Light, 37!a3slc.; Hemlock Buenos
Ayres &c, good Middle 39l 0iOlei Hrmlock BuehUs
Ayres. &C., good Heavy. 4V9 i;e Eemocs. 0 Coad
Middle a1Oe'; HemIock, California good Heavy
IO34lc: Uemloek Orinoco &C., good Light 80 a5'c.i
Hemlocs. Ornoco. &C., good Middle 81. G5etc. helt
lock, Orinoco, &C. good Heavy 39S:e;; 5.gaSfc.
Orinoco sc and b. A. Damaged, all weights. NGJoiei
Iemlock Orinoco. &c. and Is. ~ POOR, ali weisnis'
% 2G:c Bemlock slaughter. IN rough 3C9Jsc' oaA'
Slaughter. in rough, 46SJ2c., all cash
LEAD-Pig has been rather du pht mere Is no pa -
cular change in prices; es OF Galena a, sltGsio %
and Foreign at SlJH 10 %. i.
MOLASSES is in fair demand at former rates; ta'e'
OF $50 hhds Cuba l1scovndO at roc.
PEOVISIONS-The Pork market opened quiet anu
rntler heavy but closed fairly active ana better VI
future delivery We hear of sales oil SO DDS; NC :
Qs64 seller aknecemher ~ go 90 ~ az WV
all December az So; 900 bbis. Mess QsCi- seeI
January and February at sJl O lOoV Dds DO. tene,
Jsnuary ut s3s and 700 bbls. DO. tnyer JanuaT! ~
s3s the sales cash aud regular are. i"5 DDS 81 ~
s3 Is for Mess 1850 closing firm at the latter rave
S36d ESQ 80 for Prime Mess. Beef is dull and h,ssy'
The arrivals are very large: sales OF $40 DDS a. 90
SOP 80 for Plain Mess: S23dS2I for Extra do 1efc"
Reef is inactive and non ina. Beef Hams are also uu
and prices are heavy sales OF 100 bbs at 80 for "e
ern Cut Meats are moderately active, and prices are
heavy; sales OF 20 ties sweet packed Hams NJ lv nc
and 20 600 MS city packed shoulders at lie. in bulk
Bacon il quiet; sales of 100 boxes CITY in lots al &c
for Cumberland Cut and Long Cut iians ana &c ~.
BELLIES Dressed Hogs are dull and heavy we qno'e
at l5c for CITY LAID is fairly active apd firm saie'
of 2,GOb bs and tos. at lel aac Tor No ara ~ =
22 Dor fair 90 prime Steam. and 22' &c Tor hel'e
PETROL Ell M-CIude IL easier owing TO ruinoF ia
the street that new large flowing well has been sIneH
sales of $40 bbls at 4-c and 800 hbs al The month al
iac Retired nee is firm; sales Of 30 obs al e'4'Vc'
do bonded is firm at ~ a zoe.
RICE is inactive and prices are nominal
SUGARS-Kaw Sugars moderately active ~
about previous prices sales II 300 hhds a. J@2lc "i
Cuba, 81 s2c for Porto Rico; Refined are STEADY al
29c. for Hards. $1,000 MI, :
SEEDS-Clover Seed is quiet at q age; Timothy
steady AT s. 50deG per bush Rough FiaI ls iucl a
81 JOQ 81 Co per bush. of 50 ios ,.
TAIIOW-The market is quite active but at the
close prices are easier sales of go 900 ibs Ut dlTe
for Western, and l72dle lee. for City.
WHISKY-Tbe market opened hrIn pat eio'ed qu'''
sales Of $50 bbls Western AT ~ ga 81 ~.
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fAdy.rtiseupntI

President PETROLEUM. COMPANY, President,
y.nanso Co. Penn. II will be that the Onicefs
and Director. th. oIsaaiop are Of excellent com
nerciL standing aud Influence Liberal hdvantases are
offered b .bcdber. they getting the property at hat coat
price viz in the n~ghborhooi OF 800 sce for hreas.
Oh territory The territory ample. and great prospects
AZ. entertained Of large returns Mesas. H. simpson
Co. No 81 Csdst Y SUPP y pamphlets and al infoIma
ton. 4oo paid Ia now secures 800 o the onsbS "o'A
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fAdvertiseuent.I

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-A sure cure for these
dtres.inz comp ents Ia made known Y Ifs.ne on
PHELp. BRows The prescription furnished hnn IN such
proydenta TANNER that he cannot con'centiousy refuse
o. maze il inot A. as It has cured everybody who used 1t,
never having fard In single II "a equally sure IN cases
Of Fits a, Il Dysp-p and the Ingredients may be found in
any Sent free all the receipt OF i've cents TO
pr..pay pos,ase Address Dr. %. PHELPS BROWN, no ~
Grand st., JeTf.y City, New Jersey.
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glcuru AVENUE RAILROAD ExToRrIoS.

To the Editoy OF he " D. iiSHhe'
SIR: Your statement in answer to my COM
municaton Of Nov 29th has satisfied The doubts Oh
great many persons to the iegalty OF the present
fare demanded by this Company and they now say 'na
they will not amely submit 10 be swindled py tnis
greedy and souess monopoly. The people have nam
tested their opposition since the extoriion WAC eo
menced in various ways; two suits Mt law nave us.n
commenced ane a petition 10 the Common Couhcn 70
rnnul tie charter accouRt OF frequent ani nalr
violations Is in circulation for signatures while thosc
who have the muscle aud a combative disposition siy
they will not pay than legal fare and tnat VIII
take more muscle than ley possefs 70 put them OUT Vi
the cars This extorton falls heaviest on those ie.st
able 10 hear IT, very afgenumb'r Of mechanics "a
borers working girls and school teachers reside IN the
upper Wards who now required 70 pay 10 ibis cor
morant eleven cents day more than they nave oee
payng ont of their soanty wages was lod Oh 81 III
stance Yesterday o washerwoman HAVING 70 carry hs
basket % clothes from Eighteth-st to mi! nh'hse
because che could not afford TO pay two fares Ihe GUY
motive of this Company scents 20 De greed 'hcy M,
never given the slightest accommodation 10 the pubo
more than was absolutely necessary To secure tne'I
fares In avery short time the skating season vi" DC
upon u.s. when shall be mistaken IN tie sprt Oh young
New York If it submits 10 this swindle The eze
the twenty Second Ward will not quietly stan1 this"A
tortion aud Owed to tight II cut on thar iin,
and earnestly ask the cooperation Of the press fois
&c. d. w. ANDhtAs, W. la D'o"N"'''
| Ner- York, Dec. ], 1854
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THE PRrsTRRs' STRIKE in this city

The PRINTERS STRIKE in this city has come
to an ingorious end. All tho newspapers h.ye now
secured their full implement Of compostOrs and since
today there has been rnsh Of the strikers to re-
cases tdey were too late. ther places being already
filed. We learn that large number Cf members Of the
Printers Union, being convinced Of the inutty and
Injustice OF lie arbitrary attempt to control the different
ganizaiion The leaders of tie STRIKE will have fear
fu account 10 settle With the workmen whom they have
deceived and deprived VI honorable and lucrative en-
plOyment. Boston Transcript, I'd.
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Mevssovn16a.

F,o IN. rerot ofthe transport Fuon we learn tsp .ns
tr.m,hp North Star IRON Aspnwa arrived a. l., noS
ah s being short q .ns ,ss. broke .s her p.ic.
voy s .oo mics Of tS., port, Thecap,sin OF tie N9,t
esp,stfa 70 &c, s. Sa: N: Sr sS III
= - on ~ a,d x as 900 in specie mails snd III PASSENGER
h.. ~ are sx Senator Latham and Judge f"
Of ,h. II = Suupome Court.
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Couvrrryp SuICIpE.-Last night an I'M

COMMITTED SUICIDE.-Last night an I'M
known woman took lodgings at the Grant house NO
"A New Bowery This morning she was discovered py
the chamberuaid in bed in almost insensble con-
dition On the table beside the bed was two,onnee
vial containing small amount OF laudanum. MeoIcu
ali was called hut she was so far gone that it was
deemed advisable 70 remove her to Bellevue hoeptai.
She died while on the way.
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Receipis Of Produce.

DEC. 5000 bhls. Flour, 80 tbls Whisky, ~
bbs Corn Meal 5OOoO bush. Wheat, 5000 Dnsh
Oats 60 bush. Corr, 20 100 bush Baiey I4'INPkgs
PROVISIONS 100 pkgs Lard Oi pigs. Butter. 20 psgs
Ashes, l. 100 pkgs. Oil Cake.
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fAdv-Ttisement
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,

CORNER OF BROADWAY AND WALLsT NEw'foRR
Deals extensively and specially in Government Securities
$40 notes. $685. o4es and SKIES of 1884, Stamps, Specie
and State money. Interest allowed accounts by special
agreement f. IT, ADAMS rre'den''
Z SCoPIgIp. Cashier.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. BLUST's REPoRT.-Wo have received
from Mr.. Blunt The Report OF the County Volunteer
Committee, a large octave volume OF sJl pages
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ST. FRANCIS XAvIERS DAY.-The great Fes-
tv al of ST. Francis Xavier celebrated on Saturday
the church OF which lie is the patron saint, Sixteenth
ST., by High Mass in which number Of the Jesuit IA
Tiers olioiated.
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FfAdyertisement.l

PHRRyoLoGY. Brain and its Functions,
the Temperamen Location Of the Organs, Choice Of Pun
,us ETC. given the PHRSsoLoGicAL JOURNAL FOR 1909
Monthly, SEA year, BY Messn FowLrx WELn' NO. 'Ss
broadway New. York
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONS-DEo. a--Before City
Judre HussHL. |

COURT OF GENERAL SESsIOES-DEo. 2.-Before City
Judge Russell
James Branigan, mansanghter IN the frst de-
gree. Remsnled.
VIM Hennes.en robbery 10 the first degree. State Phson
two wears and six months.
Donel Duff, forgery in the fourth degree Remanded.
Michael OBren, grand larceny State Prison two years.
John Connor attempt at grand larceny. Sentence sus.
pended and prisoner discharged
Ellen McCsbe, attempt at grand larceny. Remanded.
John Meyer attempt at grand larceny Penitensry one
yeer
Henry Miller attempt at grand larceny Penitenary
year.
Charles McCabe attempt grand larceny Psritenisry
year.
John Lee petty larceny Peniteniiary six months.
James T. Davenport assault and battery. Allowed TO
let in the Navy
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UDisnafeP.

The steamer City OF Port su Primo" reports .sens 90 W..
pm lust an American her;D. brig ashore on the n
,rur on tne doubngs OF the mast she Ind req '
Will white letivis-but they could not be made out
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PROMENADE CONCERT OF TBB TwBSTY-sEc'
Old REGINEST.The second promenade concert OF this
egiment took place at the Annoy l4h't. ON satur'
day evening and was largely attended. MI Helms
muller welded the baton.
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SUPERVISOR BLUNT ADMITTED TO TIE BAR
Among the candidates recommended for admission 10
practice In the Supreme Court Of the State OF New
York 10 Orson Blunt. Chairman Of the Volunteer Com
mittee the Board Of Supervisors Of the County Of
New.York
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| MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sup Rises..7:O9l sun Sc.s....4:3) Moon seis..liH
HIGH WATER THIS DAY -
Sandy Hook. l:j6 Gov. Island. .23' Hell Gate. !s
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PERsoSAL.-Galen II. Osborne, a correspond
ent Of The YO York Hraid died at Port Royal on tn
evening Of Nov. 20 His body came home per the hui
ton.
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TAdyer,iseu~nt.l

The excellent lady who presides at our break.
fast table needed new supply Of Coffee We ordered from
our grocer, box of KESrs Fast INDIA CoryEr 20 the IN
iule sht the whole household frce " cents per ID
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The NEw HARLEM BRIDGE.-The Board os
Supervisors Of westchcster County have made an ap
preparation su cicn TO pay their share Of the cost OF
constructing the Harlem Bridge properly nssessa-
bic spon that County and there is 10 longer shadow
Of for any hrthor delay IN the speedy competition
Of that structure.
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SENT TO Fort LAFAyITTE.-The Rebel Ad-
miral Buchanan. who captured by Admiral farra-
gut on board the Tennessee in Mobile Bay. and subsc-
queny brought to this city and placed in charge Of the
critics Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Satur.
day morning conveyed TO Fort lafayette.
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,)ort-n)aroens' Notite.

STATE oy NEv-YoRK !
posr-WARpgNs' OFFICE, No. loi Wsl''.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance VII.
ito, Of the act passed April H. 1887. emitted ~
- ~, Reoresniie the Wardens Office Of the rou o. ~ n.
t "a ii persons interested in having charge o', ~
, mattel of ssh inquiry examination or survey ,
,Ss following ye.a under examination oy , ., hs
a. dam, aud that the said surveys eIsninatons wn
'onssted within ten days next succeeding THIS noee''
tosId said vessels; 6NR
Steamship Evening Star. u
Ship North Anne rics n........."..''''''''S - ~
Barb Mary Louise. ....".........''.'''''M ~,
scbr Maria L. Davis ;xs p,,iasrt
j. Aces HERRInAx, Secretary.
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U. $. CIRCUIT COURT-DRC before Judge NELSON.
ADMITTED NJ PRACTICE
On motion of Erastus c. Benedict. ESQ.,, Henry
H. Rice member of the ber the State Of New Yot,
daily admitted to practice Til: Court on taking the oath AID
SHINING the rcls
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2,,h ult Of the Island Of Mssusna L. s. sunooat Nsp
list inst lat ST. on 70 Il, steamship Havana hence S'
Hav
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fAdvertisementl

fAdversement
A HOUSEHOLD CONyENIENCE-PBRRYS JAPAN
r.y Boor and SHOE POLISH Ask your shoemaker for It,
Psincipsi wholesale agency. No IS William st., N \.
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The SOUTH-sT. SHOOTING APFBAY.-Patrick
Heating, who shot in the abdomen oneW ednesdny
last, By his brother Dennis while quareling In junk
shop in South st. died yesterday at the New York Hos
pita Before his death he eXoneraed his brother OF oil
intention OF shooting him. and declared that II was
purely accidental Coroner WAdey Will bold an inquest
ON the body TO-DAY.
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THE STEAMER NORTH STAR,-Thc steamship
North Star from Aspinwall Nov 10. about which much
anxiety has been felt arrived al Port Royal Nov n
short Of coal having in tow her convoy the gunboat
Augusta which had broken her pston.rod. several
hind red miles of The coast. She Will probably reach
here today. This intelligence is brought by the fu'
fnn.
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CogoyER's ISQUEsT.-Coroner Naumann
Led an inquest at the Tombs, on the bodies oil james
Mcdonald and Edward Kennedy tho men who were
murdered on Friday morning at the T9nbs BY John
Donovan lnnatc, who had been confined IN room
with the deceased and a number Of other prisoners.
mornings edition of THs TRIBUNE. After n hearing oil
The evidence tho Jury rendered verdict in accordance
with the facts Willism George who was also teiiiny
beaten about the hsnd BY Donovan died eay on oathr
day morning HIS skull was found TO have been frac'
trred Coroner NanuaDn also held al inquest IN this
case.
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Society two shares to St. Luhes Hospital; share TO the
American Tract Society Of Boston two shares 70 the Ckd-
rens Aid Society and share 10 the Trustees Of GrswoA
College, Of Davenport, Iowa. 30 III
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LECTURE BY Mr. GOUGH.-The last lecture
BY Mr. Cough in New-YoIk this season took place on
Saturday night in the large Hall Of the Cooper Insi-
tute which, Notwithstanding tho weather, was quite
filed by large and deli GIFTED audience The subject OF
the lecture was peculiar peope"-a subject that was
handled with al Mr.. Coughs peculiar felicity and
hunorhs kindly and genial but treDchart satire anu
coed humored racule keeping The audience IN con,
tinna roar Of Laughter Among the may Sinssc' ,sa
lecturers lfe-like portraitures were the ioDowlhg
among whom many If bis audience on Saturday ana our
readers to-day cannot fan 70 recognize a. Isees we
people whose popularity always 10 tel dsagreeape
truthr those who can't Joke disobIging people,
bores Of all classes storyteers okers. conundfh nm
makers photograph hunters putting one TO endless eA'
nense fks who want % know II 700 have been meser
zd or had your head examined tvadcrs people CON
nualy. md in the most unlikely places potIg you
with questions as 10 your opinions on certain suec,ri
also people who Joke sacred subjects people VINO
cannot talk on ref yous matters save Ia whininc rant
ing way; complimentary people bashfui people yours
men who cant pop the questions people VINO s'Nnn
adct you and people who always ag rec with yon
people full If isms affected people, people who always
tak IN the superati'e degree; people whoeIheesihei
people who have seen eyeything Travelled evey
and even dinod several times with the Dardoneis when
they abroad brutal people; unlrcsy pe"piei SOW
people; forgetful people who remember nothing pu'
''ihingsmies and what dye call IT; domiheefns Pc
ple wealthy people, exclusive people, fast people, soth
Of town aud country; fashionable people; seetarias
and above all the very peculiar people whom ms war
has developed; people who make fortunes 10y me
Government ard Try % overturn ~, who cheat Tue
soldiers aid the Rebels. and yet complain Of the " sue
cess If the warind nfter most scathrg dcn"nei'on
Of those most peculiar specimens-Coppegbesas aha
North.rn pro Slavery menhc lecturer concluded with
one Of his customary pcroratons amid loud applause.
Altogether Peculiar people, far more really iooinre
than any other of Mr. Coughs lectures and though
containing fever Of those PASSAGES Of thrilling pathVs
81 which Mr.. Cough IL 80 great master. ample com
pcnsation h made by its abundance Of life IKE por-
iratuss and humorous and laughter moving i!ns'
trntions.
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Sailed.


DEC observation-disclosures, Etns, Champion Liberty" VI
Cromwell.
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SUPREME OURT-CHAxsxRs-DEc. 2.-Be'ore Justice
CLARKE.
DECISIONS

G. s. Drew aet. J. J. Wetmer ct. al. Comstoek
a., vo.hnn a sl-Noons granted In re- the application
~ ri,h Rnmer kc-Rr,renco ordered The People
REL Gsery ss A. Purdy for ms1d,,dg: denied
W, cs,hrine Kenicle-Repors confirmed and Judgments OF
divorce granted 49, Dr., r,; p.,--
Haley art The Mayor, Acknowledgement for the
d.rndast. the Mayor &C., OF N.wYork, the demurrer,
Ia Irse 10 plaintiff TO amend his complaint In twenty
~. ON paytent Of the demurrer 10 be adjusted Tho
M,vor &c, AT. kcn-Alowed S0o.-See opinions
Stepheu. at. Cunningham aNew tisl ordeted-Co't'
10 abide the event.
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where he produced the stolen property Justice Hogan

where he produced the stolen properly Jueuce notan
committed him for trial.
On Wednesday night last, Mr.. Edward Beeset, alias
Bass accompanied by man named Moore. called upon
Miss Ann Z. Blakesee residing at No. 30 East Thir-
teenth.st Subsequently the party went to neighbor
ing restaurant On leaving was found that neither OF
the gentlemen had any money, and the lady in the
same unfortunate fix Besset insisted that ne had $50
In his possession when be left the residence Of Miss b.
and left the On his half an hour later he
accused her Of stealing his money and calling an officer
had her arrested and taken to the 18th Precinct station
house In the morning, plant was preferred
she was discharged by Justice Dodge. On reaching
home Miss Z. SAYS she found that her diamond pin,
valued at $780, aud Gas in money which she had left
her dressing table, we're missing: AS Mr. Besset had
the Kew OF her room in his possession when they lett the
honse she claims that he stole the vauabes during his
short absence from the supperroon. lie was com
mitted by Justice Dodge.
On SATURDAY, night Mr jesse Chatterson resdinga at
Ro.lyn. l. l.. was robbed Of $500 in the low den NO.
3Ol Nercer.s He stated bis loss to Capt NJ Ills OF the
Eighth Precinct who sent posse Of men and arrested
all the inmates The owner the Place Lien james,
panqut and the remainder the inmates we're sent to
the House Of Detention as witnesses.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-GFSERAL TRRs-DKc. 3-Beiore
Justice. LEONARD. BARNARD and SUTHERLAND
DECISIONS.

Justices LEONARD. BARNARD ana SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
At the opening of tho Court this morning the
following decisions rendered.
Cases heard at the September Term before Justices Leon
ard Cerke and Sutherland Nathaniel Griswold as IL
liam Mr.ton ct sOrdey affirmed with Sl0 cost. Opinion
by Justice Leonard -,
John Kelly sheriff, kc at William q. Lane ct ais-'nds
en rsv~rssd and trial ordsIed with costs to abe me
event Opinion by Justice Leonard dissenting opinion by
Ju.tce Sutherland.
Affer which, the Committee character Of applicants
ADMISSION 10 practice presented thrir report aud recon-
endd the admission Of the following gcnemen Frederick
Adnms w sewcl Bartlett Charles {. Blachey, Abraham
Burlsw. Orson Blunt, Tresdwel Cleveland. o. Dewitt
Cloci High DuHoy Howard j. Fosker, Michael iislorsn
Nathan Col Charles r kiklan jr, Heustsd w. X Hoy
Charles f. Drew. Harry W. besidman Ih9mss DiTooa
Tborh,s b. Clifford Maishsl u. Cushnsn, Robert o. Dean
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