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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15
suIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK ...."...sEPr H.
Cleared.

Cleared
Steamship Europe (FL). Duchesns Haue' George Mac
s,.a,hip Moro Castle Adams, Havana, spoaoFd T!eston
Co. O., c...h T r lana.
s,.sa.hip Varuna Whtshurs Savannah Livingston, Fox
hCo. r. ,yu,,o .,h,xI
s,.am,hip Mary Sandiod, Sherwood Boston, Whitney
Kin Falcon, Aldrich. Baltimore J. p. Small.
H. A nm (Frem) Meyer Bremen, Kruger Bros.
shinn Hudson Pratt. London, T.. Y. Morgan Son.
RsK Ro,amond Pickett, Galveston, Topper Beattis
Bde T. Bgelow tBr.). Stevens, Windsor ID. 4. DeWof
Brig Emma (Brl Howe, Rio Grsnds dc Sui via Richmond
srs Lai. MAriani tBrl spely. St. John N. B., Boyd
Bns j. Blsnkhorn (Br). Benkhon. st. John, N r., y.
Whitney. - 800 - -,
Agrrste. Smith L GeorgiAdes
Brig A. Cooh. Speed Port Royal p. NJ. Bi,by.
Brig wild Pigeon. Johnson Portmsne JAS Kingston.
Brig Nile (Brl ME- White ST. Thomas q. r. Pension
Brig Rush. Owens, Mystic l.. L. Jones'
Brig Panama (Br.) Saylcs, Havana. H. Winkinsn o. m
schr. C. A. Fsrnsworth (Br), Crowsl, B1bsdoes L. l.
Smith. - l.
schr. Henry. Gibbs Snow, Nsw.Bedford. Ferguson
Wood
schr. Rosalis (Brl Hall. 3d. Kitts. J. Douglass
schr. Jessie Jones, Light st. kitts, Jones Lousn-
Schr. c. NJ. Carver, Treat EhsabethPof was" ~a'''
Behr. SALIVA Jasper, PhAdepha, Talbot
Schr Mogul (Br \ 8ascom, Halifax, H. snisi 20.
Scbr Enehnntress OBI Webster, Para, Bishop 20.
SehrF. Msxyin Msttaews Baltimore 'sn Dunn s'as1"
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Hio,;nx n, Charleston, Yves, viry;,,,

fT1rI The FarkoTE1nrg INVest Val. Times.
Capt. Hart of Gen. EmOry's staff Just in from
Kauawha Valley reports that a row occurred at
Charleston recently between the Irish and negro Ia
borers at that place in which the American citizens
of African decent came of yc;ors having held the field
and driven away the enemy
II appesrs from Capt Harris statement tha, some
Irish aborcrs employed in the QuarterDasters Depart
uent were discharged and subsequently negroes bred
perform the labor. The IRISH posted hand bulls around
leave the valley and. il TO carry out the spirit of
this pronunciaDento number Of them six. or eight,
pitched into few negroes from whom they received O
good drubbing.
There seems TO be disposition on the part Of the
white laborers prescribe the colored race 1t Is well
that the time has happily arrived when man. no mat
ter what color God gave him. may defend himself when
unusy assailed. II is no longer a criminal offense in
this State for black to resent ali injury from
white one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15
Movements a. Ocean steamers.
Passeuxers Arrived.

In Steamship Ericsson. nom San JOSH. Niesragus-Gen.
Berth g. w. BIaIe r. II. Seedbaul. Wst Young J. Wal
COT Lady ard cAd Mr.. Bradford = Layad.o vile and son.
i.r NJ Decker D. C. smith C Knevlan and wife, Miss =.
Thornton j. \. Hart aud e. rhos olark j. }. bnent b.
r. Webster A. H. Rewle,, and wife Mrs., Va.ser W. vss-
.er +. MerTi and wi.e. T. ~ Levi, snd vie Mis-. +.
B.orr II. H. Pienon, L. Mgncel II. Blor aid sen, j. {.
Men, H. Merrill J. T. Mtche, c. ko.s and two children
MIA S.oI Foe H cSa. Mr. Mr.. f Ty tn TSoma. et
H. T. Ross Mrs dr IA Aon,snya and son, Capt IL Mons
Van sies,s o EDl. sud son; b. !. Warren and wife Mr.
H. IL. Barnes l.. D. Fogg and vile, Mrs harnbars aud
lasShisr J. J. Daley, airs snidsr, D. B. Bee J. s. cSmb.
a. H. Pendls,sp wife snd in.ant, H. w bartlett, {. W"s
IL AID seraiut Capt H. II: Buxton aad son {. Csres M
Ebert c. tnlc., y C. Ven HON r W B5,nn.n T. Ssfie'
" Bennett T Richard. vie and SOW j. snneo y A. Brown
81 NJ. Cray, j. Smith, }. Frpneai, w Noel w. walsh = A.
Burbank wife AMI child, q. Reed H. Moore :. Jones g. H.
F.oe vito aud two children T. kyi, and two q iren Mrs.
1is o. J. stephen. aud niie Mr.. Reed. w. J. Banner
o SMie1, M. E A. Houston sui NO children, 5. l. Cgf
p G HrldenE g. Gcury r. Il Msna's.H. Z. Defsn wife.
o. Wsger d. L. c. shaw Mrs. Armstrong aud 2li4uEhters
+ Holman wife ION and children. d. Hossn, H. Iutens
n Coain H. Croakcr L. Simonson. j. starr J. J. Malet,
j WintIsn o. F. Schroeder W, smith, B. Tenner C.,
~. .'lq'V cr s StT e iho a. Mumy Nil. injury
h. and L. Marry, w; II. Mares A. Ballard j. {. sheoler /
Drund,se ~ and J. Biundsge. j. Jackson ID. s. Mumma
Snder D. J. Trivia, T. GaIbrics, H. 5. Comstoek bnn
nan. W B. Cranky, Mo. A. Charnbe,lin. d. Dhnaho1se W
Kenny J. Miliscn r. Choa,, H. A. CASTOR Mrs Je;Tets
H il D. WiteO@S John Bass, Jsrs. MorTi;sp. Z
J. Bira. O, L. HiIon, G. Hua,. W. W. chlder
J. Arnold c. Asnod. A. A. PipeJ h. Jones' 4 ca,syh v
wiams' L. H. stevens and we ana s ehHai l. i ssown
D. H. Mccoy and wife and chidreni W John,9n :. p'
IA w,fht IL IL isurS g.o, 4 a aobS e. saunder.
A J. Carlton. Dr. Carohes, Isaiah Hacker oh"ie. Nh
held J. APPLICABLE l. q Harmon O. 5 hamsrs T. CD,
cone and This The above are cabin and "a eAon
pa..engcrs aud +s9 In the .teerssr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15
NE Annular Drill Description OF III,
Machine,

iutaN the most important improvement
~ la been effected Of late years in the important
- a-ssttly Increasing business Of cutting and
"a stone Is the adoption Of the principle en-
~ What Is known as the AnDular Diamond Drll,
90 --etaled by the AnnulSr Drill COMPANY q this
=, ~ many years tho method ALMOST universally
~ 70 Produce holes cuts IN masses OF rock or
p r S-'i N nairs. blasting, quarTying iunnelug
80. ssseu!tng hes been the slow and tedious one Of
S,-ss.oa' ~ repeated blows with Stee Instrument
E!lrued -@'" "'''' v i4''i' 'No u's'''U o''A'''
C'.a- years ago distinguished civil engineer Of
O. Sutherland, NJ. Ro1olph Lescbot, being de.
rsod :, 0vs1iil some more rspld ard efficient
ss.s5 ~ marrying rock than any ihen in use, IN.
CO. SS.lles .! experiments In different modes OF
a. 6,,,s res ho' dineult 10 produce by machinery
er motion Of the cutting instrument, but the
Ies-,vIiA of TINE apparently unsurmounrnble diff
I'm 'ei Sened was that the hard surface of the
a. aofsded the edges Of even the haidest
" rsjre5 cvo. maj really little practical Advantage
7 atswe, va we od pan What was to be done
p,sS og mad long been employed in cutting and
plsaas ~ precious stones; why not employ il in
1acb.i Of ,anplnaetesoe roeki 1t was done. A
tasd stoaoe set IN the face Of q cylindrical cut
Clean circular groove t,,i 10y 49,
Erses.i mo the rock, DESTROYING bpt little Of the
| n0S 'a leaving core which could be easily re.
Va, ~ ;s.lon OF N. Lesehots plan on large
csHi,t ~; ltaiy, where it was employed IN
nE ses s.ay tunnel and gave the fullest satjsfac
Aeag ns s.ne Sa,s, employed on the work
n drill. employing this nrincinle is no,v
IVY t = .AA Of No. la Greepe.st in mi. civ
sex NuStfates at once the manner and ~. az
paiIsy ~ OPERATION. WITH the annlicofion Of com.
80, sFsreed In IsnI power hole Ii inches in diam
sr.s In S sat1 granite at the rate of Il inches
Tree sorta River blue stone, il easily pene
nd. besr S Oa per minute. Both The cntteI and
-. ISN'T ,as.na' enables stream Of cold water TO
Nh SN N az through them. Keeping the ins,rn.
Us saA;s. nectnaly clearing The hole Of an aebris
10, t-- has Low been several ,n. ~ az uepiis'
Nh es S.oDe Of granite gneiss. North
~ < o. no ,Sauelone aud marble, and thus far
- h'e,to,' PPafsnf Wear OF the diamonds.
asr std 4, aas been patented in England. on tho
h. n, tat fer re cou1iry, and the Company own.
3D. eiurirr ~. hiied States are now employed
can 10 a. TIE v .sehines for power and handwork,
Fo, pasd 0us uses to which the principle
cosra ~ rock blasting. either on land or In
'of W. q It should appears 10 be excellently
In. In cut,, vpefste equally well in any depth
Tor coal or othes niaspsI nr m on aq
r,S nes,. ~, prove very efbcient AID a. ,ba cors
81 would show the snccess,rs a oonioo;caI
sss htire ,sct q its progress. and enable the
WIN complete assurance Of sue.
SS o1... aS o. bridge at swanton Falls. w.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15
VISIT OF DISTINGUISHED OFFICERS TO

MAYORS OFFICE YEsTEgDAl.-The French Admiral
ana suite paid visit to bis Honor the Mayor yester
day. Tho interview was veIy pleasant. the MAY or
welcomed his distinguished visitors to the city and as
sured them VI the friendly feeling entertained by our
citizens toward the Representatives, OF france our ear
lest ally The party consisted Of lie Baron de Dldelot
Rear Admiral. Commanding tbe rear imperial Naval
Division. NJ. dc Veueui. Capitains de frgstc. chief
Of staff; NJ Bcssct, Lieutenant de Nasseaux and aid
90 camp. They were introduced by tie Hoh: al. Louis
Eorg. Acting Consul General Of Franco. After view.
ing the pictures in the Co ernors room the Admiral
invited the Manor to pay ayist 10 his fag SHY, the
Frgate Ihemis nov lyUg in the hal Dor.
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Mails Close q, the Po.s.Umee.

rS s.nos saturday, Sept 10y
Fcr Ireland. by steamer City Of London Saturday ,o
Ae'
Lo, Sonth Pacific aud Central America by steamer go
Ocean Queen Saturday Sept. i6................ ns
For Havana by steamer Liberty SATURDAY. Sept 10 "
f0 a. s.oa Np
For Charlsston, By steamer AIhambTn, SATURDAY .,
sept 49,.
fcI savsn'n' o' Up
fSI 'iihso" :. u p
For ne .vn'i Fr,ssy Sept sG q.
FOR Denver City. Colorado, Great Sslt Lake Utsn'
AUD Pac.r,i- California, daily tsundays sx- =,
s.ptedl By Overland Ieuie,....,.......-.'...r 0r
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90 farmers an6 OTHERS.

DONE DUST for SALE-At reduced prices.
ID Apply to CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ No. asa Esss
Fiay thiIdst
nNRUE DELAWARE GRAPE VINES, from
i the original vine Also Ions. lsrses AdItondsc; AZ
lens and Rogers ybrd-, Concord CIevsins Diana h1t
ford Prolific kc Send stamp for price list Of " hnos 20
GEO w. CAMPBELL. Delaware ohio'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

COMPoSITORs' CHowDER ExCURsIOY.-The
compositcrs employed in c. A. Alvord'S printing es
tablishment. No. Is Yandewaerst, 10 the number OF
80 CO. propose going on a chowder excursion on next
Saturday. They have chartered yacht for the pur
pose and will start about o'clock in the morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

tween p and o'clock yesterd Y morning the saloon
was entered by three men, ald boy named William
Curley the only person present seized and gagged
and struck several severe blows. The fellows were
then proceeding to rob the place. when another boy
named Lewis Fanne-y entered, and with Curley as
sailed tho thieves who finally fed without securing
any booty.
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UNITED STATS COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-srPr II
--Be.3rs Comn.ssiogcr BErTs
MORE COUNTERFEIT cURBESCY-ovKB TWO HUSD
aED DoLLARs WORTH POUND on PRISONER


The defendant was arrested for having In his
possession viii Intent 70 Pas. he $40 Ia ooun
.sI eli nay rent currency.
Iron efaTu4n before The Courisiuuer this
ire the ~ ~ 81. t,sfinory ga tlkon.
Jane. Yy tcaiiasd b. conductor % the Thlrt
ava Railroad the iasht 81 Ava last he ,on.
hi H. ptynr-u, for hi' fare trsonfr gave tin
stamp. be 81, rscs was counterfeit .nd lsted
p,ou.r he hiI any ohsr uonsy With him Prisoner ssscd
Why aud witness aid hecsusc tie stomp witch Ae bad %
f.r~1 VA. had one PftoGer thrn witness 81 Dill,
or = Which % tsr BIZ fr. Nue gin. prisossI hla
ehsnse and b. dsnsndfl OBJ, &c. stamp baeA Wiine.
"a I'D b. eve ii bach % frisoner
Prisoner then na q sscolG demand FOR a. stamp, ~
tho on, Platform 4 tho al 10, time, and witness
paed him bark into saying he mi M have use fof him
Til, "a the Bow~fy licsie t, and u this pot
the ovpJ aud some ladies goi 9th trout part Of IT,
The prisoner then made rsh and got out on he mont rHi
f,un. Wnrs. followed bm through the and made an
Effort catch hl ln leaving frisoncf 1H ed Oh ihe
down the oVcry Tue diver Nod out IA loud
voice. Stop ihlef Stop thief" Wi'ues followed he IRIS
onr sud about seys him when officer Das1. 81
thu Tomb Prrclnc, Police c1ughi prisoner While wiss
clasn; prisoner be indie OF . cent stamps yns
the ground Wines pekcd up tie bundle iproiaeci ~
Count, witch there $.o worth 81 counTisii =
cen, mp.j tool to tie oc Of 10 Railroad Company
The cGss il .'il on.
After tie examination of two witnesses The
pr.,uef runand,d iag trial
Mr.. b-A foI tie Government, i. " Nlcl', esq, Tor
p!ls1Lef.
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ANNIVERSARY OF THK CAPTURE or THB CITY
OF MExIco.-Thc flags were hoisted on the City Hall
and number Of other buildings yesterday. in com.
mcmoration of the capture of the city OF Mexico by
Gen Scott during small skirmish few years ago
with that offete nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

FATAL CASN OF SUS-sTROKE.-J0hn Flana-
gan iaborer. while at work IN the lumber yard Of
Dannels Bro. at the foot OF Delancey-s T. r.. was
by the heat and conveyed to tho
Thirteenth Precinct Station house. Police Surgeon
Bhven was called 10 attend him. but he died soon after
a cor0keT waA notified " hold AZ inquest,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

GEN. STOSFMAS AND THE KNOXVILLE PRES
BYTEMANs- BroioRlou's KnOzriHe WAtg states that a
few days since several leading members of the First
(O.d SCHOOL, Presbyterian Church Of Knoxville ad-
dressed 10 Mai. Gen StOneman a letter rather de-
handing instead Of requesting that their church now
used by permission Of the military authorities a
negro scloolhouse, be turned to them for the
worship Of the most high God" In their communi-
cation they assert that their church Is dsecraed" by
the use to which ii is applied. Gen. Stoncmans
reply was follows;
HpQRs. DISTRICT or EAST TENNESSEE
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Aug. 10. lsG5. :
(Respee,fully returned TO Mr. KING. Kaorrils Ten.
ntsEtc)
There plenty Of in the loyal churches of this
city for all who wish TO attend the worship OF the
most high God" Investigation goes to show that the
church was first desecrated by being made use OF by
disloyal congregation led by disloyal preacher. in
disseminating treason and reasonable doctrines
1t appears to be applied 10 very good purpose
that OF educating the colored youth OF the city
The attention OF the post commandsnt will be called
TO It's "shamefully filthy condition"
by command OF Najor-(ien. SLOVENIAN,
g. NJ BAscoM, Major and A. A. q.
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SroLEy GOODS RkcoyERgp. -Yesterlay On.

STOLEN GooDs RECOVERED. Yesterday OH.
Ger Bagley IL the Twenty sixth (Ciy Had Precinct,
willie on duty at Pier No. y. r. watching for cotton
thieves two men. apparently seanien, leaving the
per having in their possession twonTge canvas bags
On seeing the officer they dropped the bags and made
their escape Iha bagb were found 10 contain three
pairs Of black cloth pants. two cloth jackets. two
blankets one hrass tiunacle LAMP and tsO kegs Of
white lead. The property may be seen at the Police
Station In the basement Of The City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

DISPENSING CORGHR LoAFERs.-Last evening
by direction Of Chief Of Police McMannus Of Jersey
City the Police force engaged In dispensing the
bands " yopng iosets who nfest the on the
principal thorougafaIes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

about 20 discharged soldiers belonging In Pater.
son. While waiting AZ the Erie Railway depot Ia Jersey
CITY for the departure OF the train conducted them.
selves IN very disordely manner and we're with diff.
guilty restrained from doing violence to persons and
property Among other acts they entered Taylors
loon and demanded to be furnished liquor without pay,
which being refused they threatened the life OF the bar
tender. The latter seized carving knife and drove
the leader from the place. and the train being ready for
departure 10 further trouble occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15
Coruoration Notices.

ANEW pI. ANS-Prevous ones having been re-
n 80 SEALED PROPOSALS for building PUBLIC
REET IN The Eighteenth Ward authorized by act Of the
ss.sure March IS 1906 viii be received until Sept 30 u
1Sc. Of Holm N HAYWOOD. esq, NO. q D~lancey st.,
s, nlsn, &C. can be The Commissioners reserve
b sht 70 reject all bids dsemed ncon.tent to the inters
~ ~ he city, BENJAMIN y. MANElERRE, lco,,,,;..
JOHN NJ HAYWOOD. .amn.i''
JACOB II. GUMBLE, ''oHe'~
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MINIATURE ALMANAC "a,
o., p,... $40 sun Sets. ....6:0 Moon rises.' l;Ss
~ nI0B wArEa This DAY ..o
SANDY Hook. an Gov island. 3os heh oa'e''' Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

FATALLY ISyURED.-An inquest WAS yester-
day held az the Sixteenth Precinct Station House by
Coroner Widely. on The body Of jain Donnell aged
three YEAR, who WIS over by az zee cart. driven
by Michael Ryan End 30 badly Injured that she died
soon after. Ryan arrested Immediately after the
occurrence. \ verdict Of accidental death Was ron.
dereG by the jury. IL Appearing 10 the Coroner laai
no blame was attached 10 Ryan. he wa discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

Woodbury. agt. Seguinc.-Aionon granted se'
opinion Hs.sey AT. CoL-pin this cise tho dc'sndan
VIM failed 10 APPEAR under tho within order Il be-
forced aud an suod defendant TO be he'd to bal
In g. OO Pearl at Hoicitchcet.-OTdes settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

TVNO IRUN FOUNDEhS. = SeaItu PROPOSALS
will be received q, this Office, ttotunda. City Han
Psrk until II o'clock of SATURDAY September Is,
1885 for the supply OF u CAST IRON WATER-PiPEs. SIN
internal dneer and each about nine feet long with DO
veled spgot ends; aud 81 CAST IRON WATERPlPES sin
feet diane each about ak feet long with beve&
spigot ends-in about 30 tuna The amount Of Security
Proposals for Cast Iron Wster six feet In diameter
the Of the bidder and the date of Ito Offering
Blank forms Of bids and all necessary information b
obtained this Office The Board the right to releoA
ell the bids. If deemed for the Interest OF the City.
Office Croton Aquedact Board. sent s. 1876.
ThOS. STEPHENS,
.- ROBf. l.. DARRAGH,
A. w. CRAVEN
CIasoa Aausaact Boaya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. - Yesterday noon a
young man named Samuel NJ Skates was arrested by
officer Chazatte. charged with attempting TO rob the
money -.lrawer Of John Bundick. in Montgomery-st,
Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15
DrsoRnERLY CHAEAcTEns CoMMIrrEp.-On

Wednesday night, acting under orders from Capt
Bracket Of toe City Hal Police Precinct. Sergeant
Robinson and sir men arrested Is Of the d.sorde-ly
females who have for time pact Jed the City
Hall Park after nirhtfal. Yesterday t5ey #ero taken
before Justice DoWiiDg az the Tombs. nnd II of The
nnrbor were sent TO Biackwels Island for six months
each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15
,OUQr CALESDAR-Tur DAY.

SUPREME CoURT CuAMDtLs li-Bcfore
Juds. Court opens at ~ O'Clock a. uNos w
Guternan Eg Jacobs l-e-lIuehsz est. Roscs l6-Fsn
Tine ngt. North.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

FATAL HATCuwAY CAsCALTY.-On Saturday
afternoon last JOHN j. Cooper lad Of eight years fell
through tie hatchWay Of his fathers premises. No t3
Washington and badly injured that he died
on Wednesday Yesterday Coroner Widely held an
inquest the body and verdict Of accidental death
Va rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15
ASSAULT on AN OprrcrR.-Offcer Durham of

tie Egath Precinct at about o'clock yesterday morn
ing found Thomas Michigan in the ret OF robbing
Charles Ellis, while the hitter asleep on the steps
OF the Soldiers Home in !. gard-si. Mercer. lie
broke from the officer the way to the statoD-hOuse
but WIS rearrestcd. short time after his arrest
Officer Wells entered lis cell, when the prisoner at
tacs ed the officer anil beat bit aud kicked him in
terrible manner lie required be well dubbed before
he would submit. Later in tie day Le taken before
j ustice Lcdwitl who committed HIN for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-15

Susan White ~, Geo q. Nhitc.-No,ion for reference
srsut.d Jeremiah y Lane ag David H. Satt-r-Jndsmrn
fyf defendant d.mnIer Julius q. Salhnser AT Saui"
Adrr-Mlton 60 dchargc from arrest granted CaihAiih
Gore agt Alfred &. Smith Judgment for defendant
Paper Ia al the above eases ~ the Cle.k office.
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SUPERIOR COURT C1.ysEk.-srPr. IL - Beior
Justice bcIusS
UABfAs CORPUS.

In tie appAlon II uet Farley for the discharge Of
her son Patrick 2 fri ~.
Patrick Farley was convicted in the Spccia! Sos
sons short time ,uce, Of a,tsmp at petit acony and
va. sent the House II Refuge. writ Of habc-s cph.
and certoran sued out and the inG arGent
to- sv In. usrl Tor the Y@t.ionef T. y Waite, "iq
submitted several pos among Others that The sentence 20
the Hou.. ~ Ref 20 bcng ~ au uncertain AMI indefinite
psnod void aud further that i dd no, appear on The
record The defendant bad elected 10 be tiled Al the aPeh
Se.sou which neccs.tfy give tno Court Jl deoni
nat The Court Of spcea Session, having only od uTa.
d. ton The record must show is face that tie caus, was
a. the Jldcon, oucrwi,e IT, proceeding. were ce'
non faaior The Court he'd and ths boy was dcbafged
SPECIAL TERa.-SHPT lf-Befor- Justice MctrSS.
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NEw.JERsEY NEWS.
sHREwD CONFERENCE.-THE Dopt

A SHREWD CONTRIBUTING DODGE.-On
Wednesday evening an attempt was made to
pass $50 counterfeit greenback ut ILLS drug.
store corner Of Newnrk.avc. and Coes.st., Jersey
City, but the character OF the bill being de.
tsced. policeman was quietly sent for and
soon after arrived. In the meantime the follow
10 get away leaving in bis stead accomplish dressed
exactly in the same style who had substituted himself
for the other uhobseved As no charge could be mndo
against him. lie was allowed to depart
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