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ALLEGED CEEIcIAL MALfEAsANce.

DR.. Guido Furipan. a Sanitary Inspector Of
the Board Of Health, Charged with Corrup-
tinr.
Complaints were lodged before Justice Ledwith at tho
Jefferson Market Police yesterday morning. against
Dr. Guido surman one OF Sanitary Inspectors Of
metropolitan Board Of Health, charging him with recey
in. brides and attempting 10 extort money as brides
from parties whose places Of business werc situated In
his dstrc Tor The purpose OF veg favorable reports
made their and business places and Of being
any annoyance ny orders from the Board
OF Health. Tho principal 10 SCI forth in the fo
lowing
rs w., r'y ,s s sss ,' sad cy BENZ duly sworn
s,gs tne r. doea business sausage CASING maker s IN
q heaS ia sa @
@ % mSns 70 Os sSss 4
anu osso5s1 ~ me ag Year fss .nS
sys o az ea n asI ysss
s .aido Furnan. 81 sani.ary inspectors :, tho
sss o s sra sss
to health hat d Board by asang an order upon said re-
en da tn v q De
w @ = ne y ana SSqa nf9rssa ngsl ns
spre together commit the offence Of bribery w 70
Furen Az 6s winn sg & u money % W.T. w. ssos IL
consieeon 81 which SUN said fnrmsn was 10 neglect hrs
sud Boa q q Hesit6 should hereser maize respecting
VII S on liz s and fa. tho ia
poe y s oses Of RESIDENCE and attempted e
udu~ hig leppnsnt 70 pay hun the snni o. 500 and
ssid Nuraan would relieve dcponent from any
further trouble from said Board ~ HEALTH wherefore de-
charges the said Eaniel DC Vim and Guido FurAn
with tie nnawf u cnuap TO commit hta offence
~ bribery and that they ia dealt With ns the law
directs AMASA LEON ARD
10 hefore lnis 18th day Of December, 1863
fHonAs a. LNpwrH Police Justice.
The person mentioned in the foregoing affidavit
Dane De Wnn refused 10 give his proper name or ad
Dress beeane 0f the respsuahity of his connections.
Dc winn "as held 10 bal in $500 20 answer the COM
plant.
Against Or. Fnriuan there i've other charges; ono
nv ou.s a Forty
eighth street. who paid 70 EgrEnan 50; one by Pe,er
Roth, irpe Ba.sr, Eleventh avenue near Forty-Sev-
street, who gave Furman So, by T. L. Grurer,
butcher ~ No BE- West Forty eighth street who gaze
FnrmlD Si0; oae by John jordan, .ooogua sapstRe
maker, ~ No 500 West Fortys-vcDh Street, who
Farnaa S. and ash I'd By FurEan T. send cord os
wood his Lorso; and another by Henry fcman. a
ripe maker Of Fifty ninth ereet and Eleventh venue,
who charges that Furman Tansed him % psg 500 and
souli allow cih DAYS time Tor him 70 pay IL in, hat he
gave IaInsn only SIC Furinan was held TO ball Tor
examination ia $500 on each complaint
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saw the prisoners he came v on. house the nszs day
and inorred for Pecer; said he was up stairs, ana
he went up into their roo saw him IN the jail some
time Alter: it was about hour and half after Con
sales came back with his whiskers shaved that viele
came to the house.
On cross examination this witness was very confused
as to the fact Of Gopzaes and Pecer stopping IN the
room together and about the latter going away
William Bromms was next examined and crosseSam-
ined without any new testimony being eicited
John P. Holm was next examined and identified Q
photograph handed TO him. which no said was the IKE.
ness OF Mr.. RHINESTONE, who lived IN BROOKLYN IN NO
vcmbcr, 1895, but now resided In Chicago
Daz Lopez DO Artez next examined, ana tessiheo
as to the prisoHer's always having little money, paying
whenever he could what he owed and spent his money
literally.
David Dunlap, tsworn-I hoard conversation It
the station house. when Pcicer complaining o. his
having been handcued Pelcsr said .sThey say have
murdered yon man." and viae said, WhO dare say soy
yiee then remarked, 'why dou't you say you were
drunk and had fight with somebody Pellcsr then
said, IL believe did drink too much" they then COM
menced 10 talk In the Catalan language, which do not
understand two Tazors and dagger were shown 70
viec, aud he identified OF them Is hts property.
Two three other witnesses next examined, but
nothing Of importance cleaned from their evidence,
aud it beine then five O'Clock, and OF the counsel
complaining Of sickness the court adjourned TO ten
O'Clock TINS morning. Gl 1eft
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MEETING oy TIE Bossp OF suTxavrsons--A meeting
Of this Board held yesterday afternoon
White In the chair commentaries was received
from Mr. Hannissn, who did the masonry on ths New
County Court house, asking relief, the hrst appropra
ton being insufcen, 20 the expenses tncu red 10
performance o. the contract resolution TO allow m
$4,000 was offered and finally laid on the table Tho
coutrnct for p-nting tho minutes Of the board
awarded 10 NJ fobit al o. 70 per page, his bciug the
lowest bid. On the proposition Of Mr. Woodruff, which
was received IN the form o. Communication through
the proper committee 10 flrn Bcw boiler rcgll.
ate the heating apparatus u the County Court House
which 10 tnsceluaie, lengthy debate enfued IN. mat
ter vas referred 70 tne Committee on Court Horae Tor
report The fcrou o. the COMMITTEES Accom- shows
,hc receipts q tbe surrogate In fees, for tho year y
nave been tSO0S resolution increasing the salary ~
the Surrogate IS eco referred TO the Ccnmuce o
ssa RES The Board adjourned TO Friday the zs'h u.s.
SEIZURE oy itLtalLIY DsrlLLsp wHnxEY. The alton
ton Of Officer Or the Forsy-fourh precinct wa AZ.
tacted whe on the cornor of Nevns and schcrmerhorn
Streets TO a wagon containing three mon, who we're
evidently watching MIN. In addition 70 The men the
ofncer dscencd three barrels which he naturally
iops 81 lse soassns eea Il. reply hs was SIMPLY
vinegar The OFFICER, however, wns nos satisfied, AMI
vas about 70 examine fcf himself wnen one Of the mon
jumped out ana outuna The harness and traces led on
tho hore. The cacey vs. thus put IN possession q
nss es.: q g, ss s,.s s, rSh,ssey which wac
EusAsxrrsr AcupuSs. Yesterday forenoon iabor-r
named Christie, ~hiis At work in an excavation ., the
intersection Of Leonard and Conseyes streets. r. D.
had HIS right leg fractured and sustained other Injuries
by the caving 10 % the embankmsns above him The
injured man was taken 10 the Oty Hospital
Honss TsmvD ~ Bowrosvnsa The saable n william
J. Irwin, corner Of Evergreen avenue and xsgpolis
street. Bewronvills Wse broken opss Monday nigh,
and robbed q yaassss home. psckavay wason and
. set Of karn<
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COURT cAlEHCAa-IHls DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcun AND TERnIrER. Part
1-Nos 307l. 222e 2Ssl 2bs7, 1891, CTS Part 2-Nos
2722 2772 era 2790 1882 1894 279s 2s00 2s02 $780,
2s1S $500 1922 1924 2so6 2s2s 1880 1882 1884 1856
Part 3Nos 1889, 2069 1879, 23I8 mo % 2ls9 mo. ~
1887, 2O21, 9s3, s81, 291z, 2504.
SUPERIOR CouRr Part 1--Nos 1857, 2733, 2527, 2os1
27s5 $780, 1885, 1885, 2765 2sli 2sls, 2slt 2sl7 asis
2821. Pert Case on
GENERAL snssroNs-Gand larceny--The People VS.
Terrence Kevan, Frederick Wnsow, John Nolan and
George Brennan. Burglary-Gcorge Brown, Thomas
Mrrtha, John Clarke, William Gsntx, Thomas Sullivan
and Max Goltz. Rape-John J. Sinnott Receiving ,oen
gooas-Wilam Carroll and William Brady. Forgery in
the third degree-Henry Vincent.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER H. 1865.


qusntIng tAaa plaOe think ihss nentensd Il 70 The
pf0pretors Of the Mercury
Cross sxamined-I mot connected with hessrs.
caldwell whitney now; did not go 70 the opera At
that time: the whispers told BY persons coming
In the Office previous TO the publication q those artices
cannot tell who talked to me; have forgotten; un
doubleday mentioned a that time who they were; It
WAS told me by several II became common thing;
told Messrs Caldwell Whitney as soon ~ heard OF
publication Of tho articles question: may have seen
articles prasng the opera the same paper DO not
know that II was after the article was published.
Redirect had nothing TO do with the editorial de-
partment; was where ali OF the people coming In would
talk to me first
Recross- examinedTheatrical people there FREE
quenty theatrical people made It their headquarters
cannot nnme any one in particular.
Al this stage or the proceedings the court adjourned
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suRaoeAre's COURT.
The VIII Of Byron Chrlsty.
Before Surrogate Tucker.

The VIII Of Byron Chrtsty.
Before Surrogate Tucker
The win OF Edwin Byron Chrisy rejected yester
day BY the Surrogate the ground that the proponents
did not prove due execution Of the paper propounded
Both the subscribing Witnesses testified substantially that
the decedent sgned his nae to the paper In their
and requested them witness his signature but
said nothing about its being WILL Az this was not .
proper execution under the statute the will rejected
This case 10 important Is o precedent
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THE COURT s.
SUPERIOR ceus1-TaIAL TERM.

The Opera Libel Satisfaction Against the
Sunday Mercury for S2O,OOO-Openinx Of
the Case-ExnminatiOn OF Several Wit
nesses-Testimony AS Regards the Visits Of
Gamblers, Pickpockets and Loose Women
mt the Academy of Music, dkc.
Man Naretsek William CauId,ceH, ct dL-The plain
tit in this brings action to from the de-
PENDANT damages the amount Of $4,000 for an alleged
libel This has been SO fully reported that IL will
only be necessary 70 give yssut Of the complaint and
answer enable the readers Of the HERALD to recall 10
their minds the facts in litigation.
Tho first witness called in opening the case was the
plaintiff, who testified IA foows:-
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oOAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DAciyIc NAIL STEAMSHIP cogPAHY's
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFoRNA

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pee n-RisiEa iTAR. Captain 7. A. Harr, connecting
~ip MONTANA Captain Sutton. -'
vim CONSTITUTION, Captain Cavalry
An ssn.r ss .s sr thou Of p.ss and @
Yet and lih for Central American ports. and those Of Lat
DspGiITs Of 18th zach month connect. With the new
ss De- n ssnns " n ~.
hs eomrany,s China line leaving San Francisco jan J,
no pounds s.sssse allowed each .dul. Medicine. and
sSsse tickets and all further information apply
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sIss vii 80 on FRipIy bycESBEE II, At u o'coei
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tet Is'e. Ac n1u,rs fre.sh, once oompsnys pier
Wills FARGO A CO.
soc Freight Agents p. NJ Z. co.
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ss 9f tesI n pe e r steamship
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AT GErtTry , Rf nsr,.n sf rnrrs
srer"ee snd freight aprly ~ ~ west
70 foo- January TO- steamer SAN FRANCISCO, Captain
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HAVANA srsAJ AND VERA Cruz
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRoADs-
II Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
Western trains York via Hudson River
road Thirticth street and Tcath avenue and 10 NJ
and a. % ii p NJ and via Harlem Railroad TSen.
tysi1th street and Fourth avenue at II A. and Ais "
The $50 r N. train Hudson River will Sundays
Sleeping attached 10 80 and N r. ~ trains $50
p. train u also attached sleeping car every dsv
cepna Saturdays which IL through TO OCdonsburg via
r. W. and o. Railroad, without change.
Sunday train Hudson River Road New York TO Poueh-
keepse leaving New York ut $50 A. NJ and
Harlem Road Forty second street Merton and return.
VIM H. VANDERBILT Vice President.
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COMMERCIAL.
NoRFoLK, July L., l

NORFOLK, July 10, 1866.
No sales reported on Change, up to the time of
our going to press.
Gold buying at $148 and selling at $157.
Silver buying at $l3S, and selling at $l42.
Market dull.
We have no material change to note from our
report of last week. Business generally continues
dull and languid, consequently, sales have been
limited.
Corn.-Receipts light, demand decreased, sup
ply equal to demand, and present prices barely
maintained.
Cotton.-Receipts light and stock much re-
duced. Sails very limited at about last weeks
prices. The demand is altogether from the man
ufacturers who have bought sparingly. The
margin is not sufficient for shipments abroad,
hence there is dizziness in the market. The last
news from Liverpool is moe favorable, but the
certainty of war checks operations. The light
stock and the known wants OF the manufacturers
will very probably eau present prices to be
maintained
Tar.-Market bare, considerable retail demand
at quotation.
Staues-Are much wanted at an advance in
prices, and receipts fall short OF the demand
Full prices are readily obtained.
Shingles Of good quality, are much wanted,
and readily bring quotations
Bacon The receipts are more liberia, but ready
sales are found at quotations for medium slze and
in good order.
Lard-Reoeipts very limited, and demand good,
at our quotations.
Naval .Stores-Market bare, and in demand at
quotations.
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TENANTS VERSUS LANDLoRDs.-lt will be
observed that the tenants have held a meet
ing to reduce the rents charged by landlords
With all due respect and sympathy, such a
move is as unreasonable as to hold meeting
to reduce the price of beef, pork, butter and
cheese, and the vegetables that are brought to
our market. The rents of houses depend on
the eternal law of supply and demand. If
the demand is pressing and increased, rents
go up by operation Of the iramutable law
II there is no demand, and houses are unoc-
cupied, rents go down. In the former case
the law operates against tenants; in the lat
ter, against landlords circumstance, that
unspirtual God and mis-creator, shapes our
evils" We have already expressed our views
in relation to similar move in Richmond
Such efforts are always without the desired
results, because in violation Of the laws of
trade. We offer the following suggestion,
which may or may not prove remedy, and
may or may not prove practicable. We throw
it out merely as suggestion. 1t, OF one of a
similar kind, is the only remedy available by
tenants. They must remove the business
locality, if they with to become relieved Of
what they regard as exorbitant rent charges.
They, however, run the risk even in this, of
new men, who may come and occupy the
business positions which they may relinquish.
The suggestion is this:
Let the tenants of the stores on Market
Square and its immediate surroundings, COM
bine and lease all of the dwellings, on both
sides of Main street. above Church street, up
as far as Nebraska street, and turn them into
stores. This may be done, if the tenants now
agtating the rent matter are in earnest. The
owners OF the above property would likely be
glad of the opportunity of making stores of
their easements.
The part of Main street above alluded to,
would be much more pleasant aud agreeable
for shopping purposes than Market Square.
1t is equally as close to the water front. of the
city. 1t is much nearer all the steamboat
landings and the railroad depot, and the
Draw Bridge, where large part Of our coun-
try people pass over. Besides these advan-
tages, it possesses the great one of not being
clogged up every day by the large number OF
market carts, making the sidewalks almost
impossible to persons who are shopping.
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North Carolina News.

The citizens of Rowan county viii! hold a
meeting relative to appointing delegates to
the District Convention, to appoint repre-
sentatives to the Philadelph Convention
The Governor has appointed the 4th Mon
day in this month for holding special term
of the Supreme Court in Alamance county.
The doctors say the health of Raleigh was
never better than at present.
Mr.. James King. Superintendent of the
Gas Works at Raleigh, will commence next
week putting gas into the Capitol building.
We learn that w. B. Nash, who was to
have been hung at Monroe, Union county,
on the 1st of June, and who was resplted for
thirty days, has been finally pardoned by
Gov. Worth
A meeting of the citizens of Buncombe
was held on Saturday, to appoint delegates
to the District Convention to be held at Ashe-
vile, to appoint district delegates to the
great National Union Convention at Phila-
delphia.
Alta meeting of the Directors of the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad, held Saturday morning,
(all the Board present except R. W. Lasster,
ESQ., Gen. w. G. Lewis was elected Super
intendent, Richard Ashe, Esq, Road Master,
and Albert johnson, Master Machinst.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the n c., railroad, was held on Thursday at
the Company shops.
Improvement is the order of the day in Ra-
leigh. Several fine structures are going up
in the heart of the city
Z. Il. Thomas, Esq, late President of the
A. & N. G. Railroad, has located in Newborn
and commenced the practice of law.
An Edenton, n c., correspondent says:
'The crops are backward, and not SO good as
they could be desired, thecott generally is
looking badly; more attention is paid to cot
ton than any other article"
The U. S., Marshal at Newbern is serving
warrants of arrest on delinquent postmasters
in Beaufort and Pitt counties for the balance
due the Government at the breaking out of
the war
The GEORGE LEARY This steamer of the
New Line made her appearance from Balti-
more, this morning, where she has undergone
thorough overhauling and renovation She
is said to combine the qualities of an ocean
and river steamer. The New Line, we I'M
derstand, has been sold out to the Atlantic
Mail Steamship Company, the strongest steam
boat company, perhaps, in America The
fare between this and Richmond will perhaps
be reduced in less than ninety days to 80
cents, which will be benefit to the travelling
public. H. " Tompkins, well and fayorably
known to this community, is still the agent
of the lne-under whose supervision it is
likely to prove remunerative enterprise.
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SUN STRoKE.-Berschel says the true indi-
eaton of the force of the solar rays would
seem to be, not the statical effect upon the
thermometer, but their momeatary intensity
measured by the velocity with which they
communicate heat to an absorbent body
which causes the phenomenon of sun stroke.
Attacks are more frequent, it is said. without
than within the tropics. The preventives
are the use Of the umbrella, more generally
used South than North; discarding of the
not dress hat; clipping the hair close; aband-
onment Of alcoholic drinks; reduction of ami
nal food, and the use of ice drinks, water,
soda water, lemonade; wearing moist sponge
or handkerchief in the hat 1t is said, a sue
cessiul treatment of sun stroke in the army
Was the continuance of washing the patients
body with cold water, until revival took place,
with abundance of water to drink, when pos
sble
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MARINE INTELLIuENCE,
ponr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, July 10.

PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, July 49,
ARRIVALS.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Favorite, Rogers, hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrck, Yorktown.
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Schr Ann Virginia, johnson, Accomac, light
to master.
scbr Jos. P. Boggs, Boggs, FIN Accomac, oats
to master.
Sioop Elizabeth P. Boush, Wilson, fm Smith
field, apples to master.
Via Al5emarls d Chesapeake Canal.
Str Eclipse, Pearson, FIN Little Flattie Greek,
N. c., lumber.
Sloop Eagle, wheat to John James.
Str Hartford, McHorney, W. river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Adelaide Cannon, Bait
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, Mc0arrick. Yorktown.
Schr Thos. Morgan, Hill, Richmond,
Via Albsmarte and Chesapeake Canal.
Str Roanoke. Walker, Hyde Co.
Str Arrow, Burgess, L. City.
Str Fairy, Fatherly, Currituck
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FERRY Boat NoRFoLK.-This renovated
steamboat has resumed her trips across the
river. She has been modernised and pos
sesses every comfort necessary in ferry
boat. The superintendent and agents are
entitled to great credit for the accommoda-
tons they have provided for the public, for
whose convenience and comfort they have
manifested SO much commendable care. The
Norfolk is in charge Of Captain Sloan, very
efficient oficer-attentive and energetic.
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Mayors CoURT.-His Honor John r. Ludlow,
presiding:-
Henry Tynes, for b ing drunk and riotous was
fined SIS.
Jas. Hagan "mora pest"-arrested for being
drunk and riotous. No money, and in order to
save the Commonwealth his support, the Mayor
ordered him to leave town.
Edward White, charged with breach of the
peace. charge not sustained and the accused dis
missed.
James Murphy, charged with abusing the
Watch, charge not sustained, and accused dis
missed.
Richard and Harriet Wilson, charged with
disturbing the peace, fined So each.
John Jacobs, charged with being suspicious
character, was reprimanded on the necessity of
honesty and discharged.
VIM Brce, colored, charged with attempting
to shoot Henry Calvert. Case held under adj
visement, and Calvert placed under bonds to
keep the peace.
Dan'l Scott, charged with a violation of the
Sanitary regulation by the Street Inspector The
accused was dismissed as he produced evidence
to show the fact that he was acting in accord
ance with the p3remptory order of the Sanitary
Superintendent.
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Mayors CoURT.-Portsmouh.-H Honor
Mayor White, presiding.
Albert Boykin, colored, fined two dollars for
allowing his dray to obstruct the streets.
VIM. Stallngs arrested for firing his pistol in
the corporate limits. 1t being proved that he
was shooting at Gratis" the accused was repri
manded and discharged.
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tention of our readers
NJ Mash wishes to contract for 1900 feet of
oak and pine logs.
Deming, the grocer, has the best superffne olive
oil, fresh from the importers. Also, star hams,
sugar. cured.
Joe Sam Broten, at the National, wants about
$500 city certificates of interest.
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PASTORAL CHARGE.-The Re. Mr. Hyden,
has been appointed Pastor Of the Court street
Baptist church, in Newtown, and will soon
enter on the discharge of his ministerial du-
ties. Mr.. Hyden is a graduate Of the V. NJ. I.
and University man, and in him the people
of Newtown will find a gentleman of sound
learning and ability.
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AWARD OF PENSION. Mrs. M. A. A. Bar
ron, relict of the late Commodore James
Barron, U. S. N, has had her name replaced
on the pension list, which is an act of simple
Justice on the part of the Government, which
will prove highly gratifying to the large circle
of this amiable lady's friends, who with us
will congratulate her on her good fortune.