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, 1865-01-09
I11E PApEE DUTY-RVyyRwr
FAC1NG ROTH WAYSsS

, Inc New York He,a1d recently pctitionei
congress to reduce The import duty On "a
, per, alleging The following reasons:
Ihe s1Psrienec Of The past few years has de
ha. that she hh rats dnty
hht,rasury. 1nssmnth as It has become almost BRO
11n 1n.m.orS, %hic paper made at home ha. advanced
thsn s'En. t'r aid 9i.a nine cents pound to more
cause Of this advance can be Traced directly te IN
eempNatons Of manufactures and dealers. msny
nation controls prices which are recul.tei by tbs
q Exchange Incident to the war, making ii imp
produce Tie Pap5s parpose 81 sGn da,y
tRg an G..jusf faonopoly, eheaptafng intelligence
and adding 10 thr Tee<pts ef the Gorer,ni,.t."
The second signature to the petition re.
c''ine these faets was that Of q Fred. Hudson
1or j. g. bennett, publisher of the New York
HeTad." Then follow the signatures of every
only journal in The cities of New York and
brooklyn, twelve in number and of all shades
oiFolitics. Not single Western signature
~as Signed TO it. Nothing on Its f,cc indi-
catcd that It had Western ORIGIN. or that
the shrcwd and GINNING editors Of Chicago
and st. Louis had "orcrpcrsuadcd the uuso.
phis'acated md conhding editors Of New York
INTO signing q document to their own hnrt
ard which vas false from beginning to end.
,an,,," ny s aa:a !o"iano ocotchman Of tue Gordon
s ~ "an eslec'a''y supposed to have cast
anon.h ~ ~ 5s.a oaaos, ana TO be nearly old
fs1seSood ,rns msu oetwcen truth md
~ d.. !. NC e''r YOU'D possess that abili-
NJ thc Nv a.s WI. .nat one o1 Inc fnnocents
cve.tect. oa.tas,'a na.H ns'y mao not yet cut his
tho4 10 - 49,, ',4ns not nls wisdom teeth, and
" now sars. nu" IL ''n'aistons IN consequence.
aTho-. :.
gross TO rcpea he duty on IN t1o. 70 14aace Con
mena originates out West and with the editors er
sabiect and rpet1. Gpe Me lave been Visited on tho
IN the movement; but on iistje raasoH 10 ald
a'1 opposeo % me whole thing"
.' st' sinp1e' youthful, Inn oceut unso.
p1.eoca1eo' l'e''' virgin, blushing Bennett, |
:, ssne >, ye were a stranger did they TAX ye
!" Little reflection" changed Ills
COURSE! II the world knew how much
cnansso MS course, 1t might prove q greater
renecnon on his character than on the uucs-
uon. out with 1t, canny Lowlander. how
much we're you paid BY the paper manulac-
turers, or are yona paper monopollst yourself
or docs your summerset originate il, the i'm.
possibility Of your main ntainins, copsistentlv
an5 one position longer than Will enable you
TO betray It? Have you got the editorial
tickets or curvature of the spine, or what il
The mattere Poor old Rickcttv Bennett
says "the Republican editors of the weat,
lurcd him on 10 petition Conrrcss r. ,oan,,
The duty, and they caused thr ienrcc1o+Jo, -
, 1865-01-09

= The intelligence Of the American sol.
dlcr has been 60 frequently cxcmpltaed during
the present war as to become almost pro-
verb. But in no case hare We seen II better
illustrated than in the numbers Of letters
written by shcrman's army during their late
noble and triumphant march through Geor-
eta, from Atlanta to sayannah. It appears
from the official records that on the 28th Of
W,eccmbc1 last tue mail from Sherman & army
brought two hundred and afty thonsand let
, 1865-01-09

The World says:-AIt is not to be dfscufsed.
nat the tine has arrived, to which large anmbc.
they might realize; tho fallure to stimulate con.
elderahle advance at this time, Is likely to caase
mach emba9rassment. Moro than half The stocS
speculation, while export has alrnost wholiV
ceased, aud the receipts BY rail- and from 1ocs,'l
millcrs arc equal to the wants OF the mafkrt''
, 1865-01-09

E The editors Of Lirpincott's Pronoune
ing casetster are busily engaged in revising that
WORK, preparatory to the Issue Of a new cdi.
tlon containing the last census returns, and
such other changes as may be necessary to
nfans IL ~ up 10 the timcs.'' The publishers,
Messrs. j. B. Lirp'ncott e. Co., Philadelphia,
announce Tint they will be glad to receive
any Items Of information that NAV be useful
In edecttng complete and thorough revision
of the work.
, 1865-01-09

There Is rather more doing In Flour, and the
market 1s nFmer md rather mora active to-day.
sad Salea include 900 bbls snper1ne at {9TsA1o,U:
yhte, and 100 barrels extra family at xi1 37Ga1f m
lor northwest and ia Is for good ard cnoice
1nlo. ne receipts and stocks continue Hight, and
range Of prices and fancy brands al hirher lonres
according to quality. ~ s-A~A Is "As'
, 1865-01-09

4Ae oeet4ne II go!a to-ttay causcd depression
a, o keueta' markets, and we have to note love-
fe TS ~ au'oet every ieaoins atucle.
.,aast as .lo''s'on mafsct was extremely fat an,
T., h.. ss.s,. .o"u"aso scndeney. Mess Pork was
N oat limited request, and prices were easier
ss,n sa'es o, 1.n osis at sasoo9ae.oo for present
,.ens.a% s % aau *4v.eo lof delivery all February al
oussis opnon- rhine Mess Pork declined 50c
w. WIZ ssoes Q! +,oOo nfss at $35.01G2850 for
! F uSn'cs' anu sa9.au 1or delivery In Feb
J, esIets opuon. AT the close there were
ase s.',ess .as ~ u sa9seeao without buyers. The
AA <soeo "as LOT o. so orls very choice Mus"
sHe pa.neo-aoa ialr criterion OF the market
14caF fork "aa sold at S4050. Sweet Picked
t1s "cte auI' WIN sales OF 200 tres at 17Ac
Lard was dull and neglected, with light sales Of
| prime ketuc-reudcred Leaf at asc.
! u,tsseo hoes we're IN good supply. and under
ht.a weather ana dn'ls sale for Product the mar
SeL was very dull, and We note decline In prices
otesss@c per 100 ins, with sales at s14ooD15.1e1-
chiefly at f4.:5 and 3i473, dividing on 900 rbs,
MehW,nes were dull and 111ic lower, with
saes o' av ofis at fs.1GDa1o, and $a.1a for iron.
poanu iae demand WIS very light and the mar
Atrelosea 1s neass:
.t !ne siour marSet Today was characterized with
rsror,e, w. 70. au ~ ,oe 1ho only ssle
.aan "as a Iot y. 'W o1ts unsonnd Winter at
go; Qaosauons arc ittie better than nominal,
o"tng 10 tae oec'lne In gold, the Wheat market
va. uu,is 'cu ps!ces sno" depreciation Of Ado1c
-, - suie" y oco' ousnels at *ls1 for NOD Red,
Sn...s ~ 1 Iusao -, 1sa' si:o9see1.1o for No
hr,,.ss =. >, ~, 49, ~ ~ 9Pt!ns-clos4n2 Win
Sa.,as ~ e3''ss' ano sel1ess az $l.1o Tor No
=, aoo "ae 4aiet a. sesteroag range, With sales
e,ooo ousnels. at S4Q5e6c FOR Rejected on track,
and SIC FOR No in store.
There was moderate degree Of activity in the
oat MARKET at decline of3@ac on the closing
prices Of yesterday. The transactions foot np
1es,00o ou, af estG6ss Tor No j, and G3} for No 2
N stose-closing ut e8tE653 for No i. !
hse waa IN fa1t request and stendy, with sales Of
4'o. ~ S1a~, "no NO Sat sl.lo4tl.11.
~" na'ls9 was ufeeu AZ, and FULLY &C lower,
WIZ sA.es u NeW NO at $l.s3e5l.3s. Old No 2
so1u " el.4oeol.ou. ..-..
seeos are hfta ana IN good demand at S5.s5G5.60 |
W ~ tln'gs fls'u"te1a.Sa ior cioTer' and 5ss5D
''ou n,.,, ,ol 1laA eceo.
-. a.. u" "a7 4"e'' "ata u1hlns sa!es OF country
at 15fc.
In Groceries the market has been moderately
acuFe, hnd the supply ofleadfng staples ia moro
regular and LIBERAL Prices are little easier. Rio
Coffee we quote at 463G4sc q n. On Raw Sugnr
we note decline Of 1c 2 d on all grades, md of
&c y ID on nard and Coffee Sugars. Tcas very
nrm and In good demand. Sirups In better re-
eeipt. On Philadelphia Bee Hive VIC 1edace quo
tauons &C = gallon.
.ne isa narAet ~ hole acttVe, and with re-
Felpts DOTH OF P1ckled and Dried generally light
Prices rnle hEmcr With m upward tendency.
ut1eo Apples are IN large speculative and chip
'ins oemand' Kece1ps light and prices very
1.m ~ out quotauons. blackberries scarce with
:, VIC. Au' ance .! &c + ID On lnstIe quotations.
, 1865-01-09

The receipts Of Hogs durins the week ending
To-day, (Jan. y amount to 27,796 Live and % 6a
Dressed, against 4, ,45t Live and sSTe Dressed
during the week previous-showing falling Off
lin live and dreased) Of 1865 The following
taole ehows the weekly receipts OF Live and
dressed hogs from the commencement OF the sca-
aon, Oct. 1st, to Jau Z;
6AeEu1s or LIVE AND pHKsaHD no0s FRox OCT. I
TILL JAN. Z, 7oR TWO TxARs:
1s64-5, 1871.
, 1865-01-09

SAFCHDAX ErI1ISQ jan =
continue 10 quote. 'H'' "e

continue 10 quote: N' N'''s0 'A "si<n'' we
Fourth Dressed
@ 4o SeE 1otE, Al FaN.........slG0 {3U s.
~ 6oaton, 81 a.! sslI..... LEI YSJ > d
o y Bnnaio. allatl ...-..... -. IS i7u "a
~ ~ naihosiPA TAI :.--......... 55 $40 $50
49 r. MEotr AZ fnil- .15 SD lS0
!, .ne M r. received s16 tlta; shipped LEO brIa
aa-ne ~! Nno nes!ecu Sales Tese:-l0o up-
H1tnn4 HTt saHa e ~
Stt5R -, ~ ~ son1 at bU01 on track.
ssn .Aett4ssus +',aNu 0ut 4Glppe1, none.
49,, 1sESs au4 SQt!C 1cMfF. SalcN we're. RED
s,s,... ,a1A1 ~ sIohA-4ty Dn No. Red 1t 3lSt
- - - ~ ~ ~ SI0kE-NV M Chlc1Eo extra nj
a e'.t"U ~ NJ epf1LE NJ u t0 s00 b1 do at
S5ts1 AsktO " az al $IG3 SQ0 bu No. Sortnu nt
ftc,ustAs vim ooJeta II $lGu and selleEl IL ii ID
Ao1 ~. Sp!1oE..
NVNC 1st cetveu stIU bus shipped none. Nartrt
qultt hHa steany. sales were 141 hu No = f,nrn IN
BIofc u c !od bu Retee ted It s)C del. 7 I'm n ~
oeE oel SsGu ou DO at 65c Track; 3V In do It er
OATs-Rece1ycd s, 10 hu thipped npne 1fnrEs%
moderately acfIVc at decline ofA1akc Na1ea ra-o.
5000 bu Sn oats In store 1t 65kr = fn ~ nStS:
ed4c eco Go atc is nCo m, n .e III anu ~ ~
N0. DO II G3Hc-CiCstnC At 6iA AHstfr far ~. f~ W
RHE-ktCttvec 300 hu ahjnnrd Mans 2S,-,-..
liz z sfa store ae m a'ss ~e5e oo bg
do at s. TO- '~ ~ -'"' a. GILL '"0 ou
nAurr1 p...,., -, .n.. .-.
trt M 1ei soo nn ;sh1pped none. Mar
Wcrr - IN M, T. = = = CMe! VI 4seE NO = SA1t8
1 - ~ - n ~ a. t1x eo % DO at $l35, 100
, 1865-01-09
COmmERCIaL.

SATURDAY EVENING. Jan. 2, 1885,
The following summary shows the movement
In produce IN this city during the past II hoQrs:
RECEIPTS AID sn1rnENrs Dun1So PAST u u.na,
, 1865-01-09

BAD stpEwAlKs.-A lady on Wednesday fell
through hole In the sidewalk leading 10 Van
Buren street bridge, inJuring herself badly. There
are al 1caSt four holes In that Sidewalk all danger
ous; WI the proper authorities please see to It!
broken lfmbsf '~>
, 1865-01-09

~ Ono of the New York hotel bnrn.rs
giving his nsmc as Sidney Stanton, has bern
arrested in Detroit. He WAS living at a flrst
class hotel.
, 1865-01-09

3o'a''. 80. za'rass 28,eW
peducting the shipments from the receipts, tbc
balance ought to show approximately the number
Of Hogs packed IN this city up TO date, for the Sea-
son 15Gi-85:
Total receipts .,..v.. ....erz erzt ~.
~ 7o"FA1eA@o' .-....-..-..--.........2G .2G5, $50
Lett over for packers. .6;8 a16
Judging from similar calculation, the packing
up to the same date last season amounted to Tal-
S73-Wh1ch shows, as compared with the present
season, q decrease of4t,l57. It is estimated that
tue receipts per farmers wagons, will offset the
requirements for city consumption,
, 1865-01-09

Fost WsYne cars - fcef "'''.''....... !SSM !c
| IN pr1Tsnrpo A-"''' 'ac
| r1tts, Fl n. 4 C, cars Of ~ ceet s,,.no ~.
Mch. southern, large cars, ............. E800 ;.c
Eates ~ nr,r,E Sass q ~ Feet; 1oa0 nc
Tbcn shnnnd H. I1y PIT car less thin to Bra1o,
Rates to DabktrE2Kc 2 100 m 1css than m nor.,,
"nen salpped by nll rail-
! SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. Z, 1885.
- e psuk4ess ot time We have again entered farl '
upon the duties and responsibilities Of = Dev v..r
~ ~ ac course oi tue traveller to his distant goal
se ttesn.ue. a. ~cll a. profitable, to step awhile
oes-aoaA.s ana ascertain the progress he has uads
To, ~ 49,, ~ se uuties NC nas yet to perform be-
" ~ @ GU esa gained, 10 With U.s. jrst setting our
" eaost err may os ot advantage to take brief
" tAo PASS ond 10 anticipate as far a. nps.
., s oss suitable means for the efficient dis
Ths ~osr ,os, M nesole us IN the new year.
80 s"4 4oos "as asaefeu In amtdst the 1guFs Of an
!nusl unpasatle ea winter. For some DAYS We vera
Msuaa ~. ae eusy "of!a around Us-our railroads
I,1oa. tas D.ou "'.n soo#-the cold so Intense as
rsns1r,1 a. a operations md tho
postton u 1ae Snort and unsatisfactory sun
r. ~ oss' os'ns ~ scores md hundreds, either at
.sn - ~ .no ~. esa1lons 10 which fhcy had been for
.rt.' rssu W tus +is. ~ 20 our markets.
b-ar,, ssss 10 nas come to ns With more kindly
peailn5. HenaVa been hsore1 with 3 bsacnr tern.
ana Sunny days, Just such weather 90
os ":saeo 1of' sos the successful prosecution Of
oI.lnsss. Ila, -.......
Ouitos tbs past year the continued surn,v ,r s...
Las o. tn ve5 airty distributed In onr CT p,cIous stn
SsAds, and tue best efforts Of the pT,pzte.or. hsvs
oee osea 70 secure Its most speedy receipt and de
a!aou&, tnis mas frequently been acconp,.
ssa M ~ at amount OF alficu!ty. owing 10 the
cac u,,a. wllen or ysrh are stretched from
eon, ~ EAeSns ho7ses. aud tlr inni
~. wnieh nave been afforded by our E,st.
..soaas 70 aa=patch heavy receipt, ni,h that
h @ "t1ea Aes oceE required. There have also
la,. ~ ~ aN,s, out apparently unavoidable, de-
within our ~. aa o. nalas when the, haye arrived
rsaa- uuI ct5 Amlta trans arriving the western
Fort
, 1865-01-09
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending, jan. =, 1868.

SATURDAY EvEx1xa, Jan. !. ls3,
The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Live HOG, at TIM
vas.ous yards in the city for the wcek ending TO-DAY
compare ns follows with the previous wceks since o.
, 1865-01-09

ri
quote: ~ 0eee- I'VE
Re.s Maiss o. 10 test. = car load. .9c- LOO
OSI0NS-Ma1ketn active aud lrm at $i,5&a5t t. u
PR0vIS1ON@-The market to-day was exreed-
lne!y uuli and prices bad a downward tendency.
ceslss e -. s4lss toaJ: 9 sEb city packed Mesa ors
e. hts - 1m oFs ass ~ 90: 2oo brs do at $a d. 30
~ y az q os Gsar Pork at *o 10 bsls
Prime Ness rork-MnrIet dull and &c ,owrr
ess Po 1o4'y SeEs y bEs Aaseaslnc packed Prime
Is e bis city pack d do at SIS I'D o1ls do at Is a.
- =" ~ Tr fa &C nt delivered at Milwaukee 10 bFs
To osls do 9nyer's option MI jam 4ry nj ssS:s5
cEolcE City ut 174c. ~ ~ ->' A3~7
s1lO. A~S' AoAsac' AZ
: Lard Dull md sglccted. sa]cs:-so and I. trcs
Prime ket:s rendered Lent Lard At &c; 50 trcs tisy
POuI4TkY-The demand Ia still, limited. with A
ffeIy liberal supply. Chickens unchanged. 0n Tus-
, 1865-01-09
FROM GERMANY.

COn5edcrn3cx at FFankfort-Rcersur
Cnitcd States sonds-An UusucccsS. Il.
f0l OpcF0tton-E Erlnnger q Kenr Ia.
day aud Hedges sTo-mOrroV.
, 1865-01-09

'cTs, and the mail yesterday by the Fulton
consisted OF nearly fre hundred thousand
letters from the sanle aassaa-
, 1865-01-09

~ s4.s-....s .ss.l'5 BHB7t
me following table shows the shipment OF Live
au ntcssed ho2a from October 1st to January 7th:
3AAs1s OF LIVE AND DRESSED HoGs PROM cor
TILL JAN. Z.
1EEl
, 1865-01-09
EIuk&-in moderate receipt, WIN 4 0ro1
e ann' honnd lots fsm At S1.n9a.5 q prl, an

EGa;:-Kece.pts 3r:.t
9tes 4oz 1oF .sh Ess' Easss.' and In talF request AZ
IT, sapp5y e. f.fs active. and with
Pr!cs. rne FeEy nsm II our n-H. and ,:otish
a1 - e. fa rss sss
stIenr unEaId t.ntenc1 s:aa II taLkets, prices hsYs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......... SEPT g.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Germania CiauI Ehlers Hamburg. Kunhsret
Co. ,
steam.hip Erin (Br) Grace Liverpool, Williams Gnion
Steamship Havana, Green Rio JaneIro &e L. Aseenno
Co. , - ., -
Steamship Golf Stream Mount Mobile. smith Dunnne.
Steamship Ella Rowland, savannah, J: ID Fish 20.
Steamship Charles Benton, Edye, Newbern, Murray x
Nephew n, M.
Ship Talsman (Fr.), La Forster, Haue, Boyd 4 bnc'
ken. ...,c
ship Escort F,ner Liverpool A. stuart CO.
Bark Emelie (Breml Meyer City Point, g. L1hns 20,
Bark sale Boasan (Brl Burns Cow Bay, T. b., brett,
Sen Co. 49,,
Brig s. Lind.ay, Wilson, Baltimore Miller hepghton.
Brig Dsyspring (Brl, Faulkner, kingston JAM j. r.
Whitney.
Brig Excelsior Cooper. Bermuda
Brig Huron. Hayes st. John, \. b., W. J. Mcrherson
Son. NM,
Brig Josephine. Shelley, Hsvre. II. J. c. A: DeWok
Brig Robert Move, Hotchkss Demarars, II. ITo~brdse
schr Albion spauldins Weymouth. Mass, J. V Havi
land. - - =, . ~.
schr Jane Maria Bushnell, NewHsven, II. s. Rsess'tt
Son. 80 =. q, 81.
Schr Onrust Thompson. jacksonville Van Brunt ssgsi-
Schr Jane. Eng ish Baker. Boston, Bentley smith 70
schr. W. Long, Harp ELabethport, IL. w: Loud 10
Schr w. Smith. Niniu gton. Person Collins
schr q. w. Dill, Newcomb, Sewbern {. B. Dibo.e.
schr Orris Francis, Hunt, Boston. W. ;. Brown
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
Arrived.

Steamship Virginia (Br) Lewis Liverpool Sept, - 'rd
Queenstown fth with mase end pass TO Williams ou"s
w Pass 2.t with mdse aud pass 70 H. b. Cromwell o.
Had heavy head winds the entire passage - .I,,
Steamship Harvest Cole, Norfolk days Win "''1 "
Steamship Keystone State -. Philadelphia
Steamship Falcon Adrich, Baltimore 10 hours, mese 70
steamship R. r. Cuyler, Dosrd. New Orleans days. With
uidse aud pass. to H. B. Comwel Co.
Steamship Corscs lie Messurier Havana 23d via Nasssa
25th with indse and pass. to +. Cunard
Ship Pac,oas Tobey Liverpool % days with mde TO Jas
W. Elwel Go. 2s, inst on me Dr.nd bss spoAe schi
Oeander OF Proynceown with 1900 quin,ss fish, would sal
ship 81 Marx Hcwe. Liverpool - days with mdse aud
,-i ~. ~ n n Trssk IT, Had death the passage.
Slip VIM Yeo of Port Hi. p ELI, HOwes, Bristol, Eng
81 DAYS, with lion. &c. T.. Cunart
Msry C. Dyer Cults Port an Prince ~ days los"ood
TO Bobert Murray, jr - 81,
Brig j. West Huchngs Cow Bay 10 days. with coal to
Miller 4 Houghton. - o.,
RTi Arsosoos Cof Bostou) Lord Mauzana q days, with
mahogany, to Miller Houghlon.
Bris TGos oven But,erhed Neuvas Is with suss'
10 Peek Church. So.
Brig West Hutchin. Cow Bay 10 days, with coal to Nil
schr Angola Crane Windsor, N s. days, with plaster
Schr Angola Crane Windsor ~ s. days, with plaster 'c
sebr. Rcsanna Barley, Phillips E1abetbport for PrOvi
Sehi. Yankee Doodle Martin, Georgetown days, with coal
Schr juliet Adams. Bangor days. with lumber to Ho'-
yoke & Murray. ,.. -, "a L.. r;,h
rrind.fone. TO ]. +. Whitney Co.
Sehr Alexander Henderson,, =, hsr~icn:
Schr' Msry y. Haskell Haskell Port Even for Boston
Scbr A. Cowel smith Eiizabehport for Boston.
scpr staten Islander Palmer Newark for Providence.
schr Chief Champ.in, Elizabethport for Norwich
sehr. Sa.an Mary Kenyon thLaortpPort ,or p's''n'
scbr Artist Cowel. EiiEa0ethport for Providence.
SIR Charles Norris Elizibethport for Providence
Schr Ocean Belle. Wright. Machias ,,,,,,.
Schr Thomas Preston Greenpont Tor Norwleh WIKI coin-
Schr Enteprse. Cornell, Virginia.
lyINnA. sun.et
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
prcIsIoNs Iy cAsEs nEARp Ar MAY TERM
Court Of Sessions.
LAST DAY OF

LAST DAY or THE TERM-rnREE HUNDRED CASES
PASSED UPoy BY THE GRAND JURY-TlE LARG-
Est CALENDAR EVER DISPoSLD or AZ oNE
TERM-COSVfCTION OF An OLD sHopLIFIEE-
HER PAL ESCAPES
Yesterday was the last day of the September
Term At the Court Sessions The last has been not
one Of the busiest bot c busit knoyn. During the
eighteen days lasted 100 have been tried $50 cases
passed upo by pleas pensions OF Judgments and sent
cucei and 80 been pa iri upon by the Grand Jury
The number usually passed upon Is liO to 100. sell
dom going the latter number.
Yestrlay being the ast day. II mostly confined TO
sentences and the only tried tst Of hate Taman
wo known shop liter who has served period IN the State
Prison. She jointly indicted with Frank Pohle bul
the demanding separate Tals The evidence yoy
positive. Kate Smith. living Ia the house with kae Iaoman,
testified that she went out shopping "a the prisoner and
went into the store Of J. Lambert Son, No. 5lJ Green
wchs. where she twi'ness bought calico. The pfis
J6 wards o doaine aud lid not for H. while she.
being vrtuous girl Immediately informed clerk.
Pohle was the puamour q Kate Iaaman, snd lived with
her - told them. when they went out that he knew where
10 eel ,i they brought home When the witness told the
CLERK be he'd hrr and they home with the ocn
goods. when ohe out with 1t and sold for -. po-
censn then and arrested them Pohle acquitted
bat Kate found guilty Of petit larceny, but recommended
10 the mercy Of the Court
TIE could exercise It's cenency, the prisoner be
irg old offender aud therefore sentenced he's TO the peu
,eniiy for six months, aud fined her $780, The Court hen
adjourned sine die
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-30
u. $. CIRCUIT CoURr-sept 2e-Before Judge NELso
COLLISION,


Elijah w Carpenter at. The steamer Island City.
NELSON, G.. 1.-The collision in this case occurred
of acts Point between the schooner Per aud the steamer
Island City, the morning of the 27th of September so at
about % O'Clock m which the schooner consider
ably damaged. The wind very light from NM, the
strong flood The her into the
Sound the City of New York making her way through
Hell Gate The steamer coming down from Mamar9'
neck 10 the city The had tackled from Hal
lets Cove toward tho Newiork shore, aud again came
aud made again for the Long Island shore.
She had got some slight headway on IN tins tack when
the wind entirely failed her and she in danger Of being
aey took 10 bring her about her motion IN
the being sufficient 20 accomplish this maneuyer but
nom oss OF the wind she dliitcd along IN the tide by
tae Point, wien she stuck her .arboard quarter
abafl her forechsns, by the steamer
Tie down in the eddy 20 Haets Point the
usual track small temers aud having the schoou,r
below endrayorcd stop In the eddy 20 allow her 10 pass
the - bow having caught in the tide, she
the schooneIs ai while drnDs which occa'
stoned the collision
The learned counsel for the steamer aware that her
aud avoid the schooner general rule
has cneayorcd show that the schooner was IN fault and
by 81 which the collision was Unavoidable hst IN her
the Long Island Shore she approached too the
rocks coming about her struck them which
had ths effect her head by the tide tow d the shore
and brought her against the steamer; thus il She had
tackled about sooner she would avoided the rocks, aud
the df by the tide would have carried her across tile bows OF
But, as respects Ills charge fault against the schooner
be- said that the failure Of the wind lett the vessel in
pess condition. and that everything Ia have been
done which fairly within the means OF The master end
hands The real fault upon the proofs IN the Il rather
attributable neglect OF the steamboat In not taking in
siu Ia the eddy hrst discovering the sit
uon of the the midst of these dangerous waters
had the latter woud have passed the point In safety
There was time enough the schooner have
stopped n the eddy aud kept out OF the tide tl she had
u,ssr; bat the going the rat, Of
htrrn mule. hour the delay fatal Before she could
be- stopped she got into the tide and Intercepted the dg oi
Decision below reversed, with reference.