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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-09
A MORMON COLONY IN uMLiAMSBuRGH

The semi.annual Conference of the Brooklyn Branch
Of tie followers Of Joe Smith aud Brigham Young held
the Adcphi Hall corner of Ecy enh and Graudsi Williams
burgh There is shoe the t door aud the
Hall occupied by Mormous Sunday used scculir
occasions for balls fairs and lectures The walls o. the
which is about by covered w
cheap wallpaper and abound with poriuiis Of Washington
Lafayette Jefferson and fathers and sagrs Of the Republic,
whose affiliations vh poygamy 10 say the least ndch
mite The picture 81 the Goddess Of Liberty with iuri
red face oycilng the desk. where tue principal ora
ton had located Themselves seventy eighty people
present the majority being children or youths % both
vcrr IN hurhy clad evidently belonging English peas
,, ~ me Lvcr cl,s. I'll r faces dil me-, ciuy ANYTHING
were principally btond The middle nsr iTc,,dent
tans presided the Conference and addressed the meeting
which opened by PRAYER aud hc singing Of by nm
Addresses also Hndc by EIcr 1ncdge and liudd The
principal olcc. II the Conference 20 restore md nrn
the doctrines and icncis Of tie Church OF Tie Latter Dny
thar spiritual head Tho Sacrament 81 the saints Chufch
administered 70 the different members present Inc
shape about Of dice IL handed around on plate
10 the auucc and every ono who lFiooA o iIc nd no
drink gifs Of water, vte nsf7rut l'cqlhaeth :!
cal 20 tie wine us" 90 TIE communion s ice OF the
En.copal Church The tread len ncr oil bod taken the sac
rnmcn was collected Ia handkcchi by small bay ~ allnen
nckct aud deposited on inh' fronting thr ucsA occupied 10y
The dgnarcs Of the Church AMER ic conclusion Of Tie seY
fec of The brethren aiormed the Eds ana sisters iat ne
would dismiss the Conference In order 70 allow Acn ine TO
90 home or rcrcshmcn lis rnrks met vim decided n
probation from the auacnce ihc i"l "t w. dshii' ~ te
tuch picsci then called and the following titled per
soaagcs answered:
High rhe's'......'......' .TsaeheI,
The hymn beginning with the following lines aud chorus
was then sung by the audience:
'ie kidrrs Of i'rlrL come you now With me-
Aud 'eirch o., 10, n.h's,oa; wl . 'hsybs'
S,,In 59 o o5 ,,sa s, Id 81 10 ", zsn s =. free
choFa'-VS sya 10 S s1Sy9s we 's" dr-
After singing the above The Conference was informed
UNI YEA icI and m nrcant Wcr invited 20 bring re.
Hcs Imcuts for the inner man with them
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THE CASE or FRANK Ferris.
LETTER OF GOV. PEyToS TO TnB COUNSEL OF FERRIS
HE DECLINES TO FURTHER INTERFERE.

LETTER OF GOV. PESToS TO TiIB COUNSEL OF PBREis
HE DECLINES TO FURTHER INTERFERE.
Great efforts have been made by the counsel OF
Frank Ferris the condemned wife murderer with the Governor
in behalf Ferris whose execution is to take place on me
10Th inst in order obtain for him another respite but WIN
out Tho following letter has been received ny Ar
Knitting the Governor refusing to again interfere
STATE OF SEw.YoRK ExEcrIvS DEP 'Hrsrsr'
WILLIAM p KNITTING eg. No. 200 BroadsTqp.
that s @ 6s l: ~ Of ' ISsu 10 Sa Jc .ppcso behalf
s"s I'm. s ri &SsT %
Nth s To. IF G Court On the ,S August
hwve on ne @ ., n n Of death would b.
inflicted ,O''Iy qnr.sprsd ff se's s.n,ei
the man an IPsSoT OF 0 ~ a, p
further Interference part snd requested that fe m-t be I'D.
urge further respite tho pe,, tia, fsIii, "a,
,hed practice Portugal rrI d,h penalty uniformly TO
imprisonment for life II hoped may induce Ae sopSq o. o9r
10 NEE, toe rensly Of b. crime r-Ps o. s@nd
sr srI,9 sa 70 1 Ds have filed 20 Convince ne R.i fer.
u.sue sud therefore dismiss the el'e 80 fer a based on
Fay the Obligation imposed by National comfy fully i
eusd dnnr tie consideration Of The osn. sPpe'cn Tor ccmtu
wren oru al and the Ire saes doe. brw fotI
g. and the state @ >as 30, h'ni naonal rr,oli
be granted h ground preedri' weu Be r.tae .hrd on ws
c.nirrry. with elu e and ih,hy wo1l be creei
sad 81 u
cris Distinction -rfaiiol by law, or any sound principle
pubic policy that subject OF Portugal hsFnS
cipa rriue should be freed om the prny NJ
y IL In ferns, hs. not Tho weight Of an o5i 4
on couresy would urju aud canHo, be Entertained
a. . o FN-suiy- ceurncl
Nhr n Compelled public grounds TO deny the application
my rrpr~oon o. tr couiy which ass
and commend fEfhfurs 90 o.
e.is5sh-d policy the Go,saurn Of Portugal toward It, sub
cets convicted "fsps which has induced In g. nsfAnr
appeal big having jIHdcou ofihr case aud 10
als stable resort to tie Ene,uys Of he s,''o
N~Iy respectfully, HkuBHN T. .sToN
The counsel the prisoner is said gives up all hopes
vii certainly be c.ccuicl upon tho 18th Instant
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THE DRAMA

Messrs Juigne and Drivet viii commence Their season
OF French Comic Opera and French Drama 81 tho French
Theater this evening.
Al the NewYork fheater the season o. English Come
Opera was commenced on Wednesday last, when Tie
Doctor OF Acantarl" was successfully prvOuced Ihis
opera viii be given ever evening TINS Wek der 'ho ~
rection Of its composer, Mt biehUef6' Three other
operas by this composer are In Ishease'- new We
Cadis" q A Night in Rome" and The Roo OF Tyro,
AT Niblo's Garden "Thc Black Crook Hll. be po-
scned every evening end at Matinee On Saturday Tho
house is continually crowded c..I.
be performed every afternoon at ociocA ana every eVtA
ing at & r.- IN ..,.. /,
At The Olympic Theatcr, Mr. Jefferson VIII continue 10
appear as Asa Trcneb0rd We should vastly prefer
common with many OF his aamrcrS-to see nm IN eharlc-
tiers more worthy Of his genius.
At the New York Circus, tho day performance viii be
given rs usual at o'clock and the evening perform
ct When once have said that hr lHhts C!rcls IL
the hest institution of thckiHd that las been established
in New York for several years, We lnNsu enough IN us
prase Tho specal features of the entertainment require
no specific commcndaiion Mr.. Jame, Robinson and
Iitc Clarence aad Nile dc Berg ane lho Clowns and
the tumblers, and tho trained poies-who Goes not know
that all are genuine and excellent performers IN the rng
A. Irving Hail. Nr. and Mrs Howard Paul viii continue
TO give their Paror Entcrainncnt Introducing new fea-
lures and striving to please cycrrbodwo mas the Sel
bility and the taste 10 appreciate quiet excellence
Al Dodworths BAL, Mr. laTtz the lllusio 81 WIN con-
tinue to exhibit "Thc Growth of Flowers" The Won
drous Living Head and ohor astonishing ica's OF Jug
glery, in which art he is a master.
Attic Hall of Messrs. Kelly Leon, No. 72O Broad
way the Harp of Ethiopia is nigIty struck, and very
various entertainment is nightly given, by large company
OF performers.
Mr. Dawson, the eminent German actor viii appear at
the Stadt Tuealay, Thursday and saturday OF t1s
week. lie We Informed, to play Mph'stTaelss and
Richard ne Third
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October t,p-Ths following the numbers OF the set
down 40 far on the calendar for the October the issues In
which are 20 DO tried Tuesday Oct - No g. Wedn' sfay
Oct 10 Nos 10 49, 40 S. 90 1913 Thursday, Oct H. Nor ~
% GO d. Friday Oct - Nos 3s 81 &C. n. 100 Tues.
dav Oct IG Nos % o. IS 80 40 62i WEDNESDAY, Oct H.
Nos 81 s. n g. 49, 100 1Oe Thursday Oct ~ Nos IL p,
G. 81 So lO ioo friday Oct 10 Nos II 81 e. a. 100 Mon
dav Oct % Nos 25 - 81 g. 1861 Tuesday, Oct . No. -
al 3 ~ ~; Wednesday. Oct "a Nos 81 TO- 49, Thurs
dav Oct . No a. Friday, Oct. 26, Nos g I. -
SUPgRuE COURT, CRCUT-PART Nos. 2o-J,
ass7 24q 9u 2OI3 217 2O99 2l0l 2lo3 eiE 2ll 2ll5,
9II7 9i1g gl2i 2la3 2l2J 2ig7 22J, 23. Tan lI-Nos
1f4 7pO I7pf 1879 lsG2 1901 lss2 ls4 i-G lsie, l-J
Is 1894 Icy 1890 s39 1855 1910 ISIS lth FaTt IL
Nos s7q os g7s g7l 1851, 1926; 1919 l9.7 lji 1881 81,
IN ll6p 1884 sG{ le9, liil, lOle, 762, l0i2 ~
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Mos. 2iI9, 1871, 1l73,
lJ9- I37 Pisa a0a3 1911 72l ST. lsI 2s ejgi 253 :'i
PAT U-Nos 3li6 1920 2sl0 2oi4, oslo 2els s.a ssi 2-O
gs2s 2s36 2s95. 25i0 2e42, 2s4i 800
CouRT oP CoMMOg PLBAs.-Part Mos. 1871,
155G MA lOl1 1912 1861 100 1904 1905 1877. ~ l0 7O
I3l2 I73 Part IINOs. 90 1905 1890 ljij lbs loJ l1O
ICsi3 67l Iil5 rio l7l1 llls l7l9 l1s1
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TBRM.--GRoSs, Judge
No Do Slattcry ac Farrell; No. CO. Kolnch aet Kcyser
No a. Whitehall egt icudit No. II, Mills aSt Strauss
No n Meyers agt Conway No "a Bot ngt Conway No.
IN NJ ElrDye agt McCabe; No. - GrOpc agt Bole No
"a Kennedy agt Taylor; No s. Buucr agt Saucs; 80 ~
Smith act Winkcr No 90 Kelly agt Ninkcr No ~
Oonrke agt Hall Noef Rucbe at Hoppe No 81 l"ict
net DixonS No gG Foley act fireman No ~ pcAcy az,
Kelly No a. Lockwood agt Little No 80 LOCKWOOD aS'
Little No 100 Lockwood ngt Little.
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IyAf RARNINGs. eEPTKMBER.

The Great Western Railway Of Canada in the first sssh
of October shows decrease of $l6,S90.
The Western Union Road in the closing week OF Ocss.
Der shows gain Of $72l. a.r.
Mining Stocks in demand. Sales of Bullion Con.
soidated made at g. and of Hope Gold ct 81 rs
Corydon sold largely at IS 9Oas6
E'Annexed is list Of jobbers prices at the New-Yosh
Dry Goods Exchange, Nos. 40 apdJl Park-pace:
Brown Shcetings-Appleton A, 23tc; Atlantic, NJ i5seI
Bark. l1lc.
Beached Sirtings-Lonsdaie &c. Forrcstdale &c; Rey
nolds a. 24o.
PrntsSPrague 2oc; AmOskeag, lsc; Arnods 7,c; Free
man, lie
Hoop S1irts-Brsdleys Duplex Elliptic and Empress Trail
prices unchangedi Meyers IXL u inch tapes 4edi3c
Shirts. w L. Standard Dress, No 2O sE; do do Do,
No 40, 81 80.
Paper Paper Collar Co. Byron .Gss-
roe No. J. No. 30 Enameed French Enameled and Silver
Corrugated $40 to $685. Goldsmith Patent Byron $780, SHAKE.
spcare $40; Cuffs, $50 less 20 per cent.
Ticks-Pearl River, 57tci Mehuen A, +7ic; FrankiA
32ic. :
Stnpes-Amoskeag SIC; Haymaker esc.
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notwithstanding Reported for The Tribune.


ASlIES-The market is firm with moderate demand sales
at - ~ - % for Pots and SIP Oasl2 % for Pearls
COFlEERio has been in good demand aud full prev
Gus rates are realized the market closing firm sales are
pryOtc terms Other kinds fairly active aud steady sass
Of 45 bags Maracabo q9c go bags Laguayra 10
i'C;orro>, m, u, ,.. .,.-,.-
unsettled at about 81 asc for Midng Ulands and ~ co.
c0c0Arhere has been some inquiry and the market y
steady; sales bags Guyaqu at IA l4ic gold in bond
FLOUR AND ME1L-fhe market for Western and State
lover Family brands are but quiet ssos
s 90 for ordinary and common Extra State s 4Oa s2 s
Fancy State 50 as 81 for the low grades Of Spring Wheat
Western Extra; Ell 30 Shipping Ohio SO 5eN
for Trade brands and s4 81 IS for St Louis Sing
Double and Triple Extra B1eSThsat Flour r firm and ., n s
si5 % for Winter Wheat Extras Southern Flour l. Mhous
change the demand is moderate sales Of $50 bDls at sis We
sl3 od 80 80 for trade and family brands Rye Flour Il har
frmer sales $50 bbls IS rs % for Brandywine
GRAIN-Tc market for Wheat very good prices OF mos3
There is limited inquiry for Unsound Spring for cIpor. =
lower prices Mers are holding OF for further concession and
New Ab~ state and Gnsound Spring on private terms Rye
is firm but quiet; the supply light Of Sewi sales Of sO
~ New state B,rley il firm and unsettled sales OF 900 bush
81 si 80 Corn at the opening was rather rm but buysrs
hold of and prices declined slightly This induced more
noHirv and tie market closed strong at 93 dg3c or
ro yixe Western the demand is confined TO tie domestic
frade The sales are m COO bush al o for Red Mixed s1l0
So wfe "e'''fh @iAeui ''c 0f w. i'"'" AN'
HIDFsTbere has been more activity in the market and
nrcs nc firm sales embrace 400 Wet Sailed Para 40 10 at
ioc gold so City Steers IS ~ HE currency; Dry
California % Ic currency 400 Buenos Ayres private
terms
AY-The receipts are light and with good demand prices
are firm at voc Gsl % for shipping.
HOPS and in fair demand for home quote -
from asa zoe. to growth and quality.
TEMI-Manila is firm with moderate demand at 03oy
gold; other kinds are nominal
IINF-Rockand Is firm and In fair demand al 81 90 for
Common and - no for Iump
iTIJSFastern are firm and IN fair demand nj a. tbrss
months
Mol ASSESSING sales are reported today Prices remain
firm
NAVAL STORES-Spirits Turpcntne Is steady and firm,
with sales nj 6c and 6Oa6c in bond Resins are firm
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

BRoOELYS BOARD oP ALDERnEN.-The Board met
last evening" Alderman Fisher in the Chair and transacted
siderable business Of which the following Is q synopsis
The Law Committee whom the suhcc referred in the
matter the Judgment for the Of n ~ - otnncd IN the
Snncc Court against the city by Mr. Earl Warner reported
that In the opinion Of the councillor tie suit should be fur
defended recommended that thai should DC pursued
Tho recommendation agreed 20.
Alderman ArIncd behalf OF the Committee 10 whom the
subject referred reported the proposals for the paving OF
Granlst T.. d. with Belgian pavement In favor Of awarding
the connc doing the work Jonathan Moore he bcng
the bidder Alderman Arned also offered resolution
directing the Street Commissioner prepare comchcn
siye specifications for future work of the kind believing tie
present specifications defective and that many hints could he
taken those adopted by the Croon Aqucuct Board with
advantage The subject referred back 10 the Committee
A communication from the Mayor presented transmit
ting the Prospect Park Commissioners asking the
Common Council 10 take action the matter Of altering The
ndes of the streets ntesccng the exterior lines Of the Park
so conform the grade thereof and also communicating
the draft of act Of the Legislature empowering the Common
Council do Tho Mayor urged the Board 10 take prompt
action on subject and thus aid the Commissioners In the
nulale they making push forward the work they
have in charge Referred To Committee on Laws ana Aplca
tons % tho Legislature ..
A communication the Father Mathew T. A. Il. Society
was presented by Alderman Orien, inviting the Board Ia r.
view procession wednesday In ront OF the City Hall
The invitation was accepted
The Chief Engineer W. d.. presented communication ask
ing Tor nose the supply on hand being inadequate to the
Of the Department Referred to Fire Department Commit
tee
The Fire Department Committee OF the Eastern District
ported repairs 10 Hose Carriage No and Engines
Nos and l3 Adopted
Application made 10 empower the Police Commissioners
10 increase the force In Brooklyn Tho subject after
sone discussion referred TO the Police Committee.
Tho Board after Tansacng other routine business al
journed.
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Err. BEECHER AND ms BRETHREN.

T. ne Editor If TIN j. Tribynr 80,
SIR: The General Association OF New-York, which
holds its next annual meeting IT, Owego the 9th s hf TO
beer aud firm In It's c al uttcnccs upon national affairs
Docs bchooyc that body 10 dclim usymplthy With TIE
position Mr. Becchcr IL Rs been heretofore rcgnided ~
lie opposite and representative %! Congro nasn which II
f hc has actually been attending any OF ia &C.
ccrs ica gahrrngsat lr1s; In this state sl our hole
Congregational CLm DC made 20 bea- The oduin ~ MI
I.ectLrr dcfcctionl COXGgEGAfIoSAL PIsToR.
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which in measure relieved the strngency the money
ket which was 50 apparent yesterday
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Friday says

In the money market feature Of importance on
bbed Business pretty active In the of checking
depostng without ettcting material change
aggregate supply of currency The demand for loans STAIR
and 10 difficulty expressed IN placing good paper ez0 pe
cent but the time lenders get all the paper they desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-09
STATEN ISLAND NEIrS.

FIRE AT THE SEAMASs RETRgAT.-About y
ococpn Saturday night fire broke out in the Gboyennmea
institution The IRE discovered by the resident physician
Dr. Fcency The doctor with assistance tri 70 snbie
the flames but the fire progressed rapidly he thought 1t was
better give the alarm to tho Fire Department which quickly
responded and succOccd in bdnng The flames The Re cn'
gives protection about 30 drccpi whi cOurse
entirely helpless The fire cIrscd 10y defective fuc
leading the furnace breaking IN the ceiling sstwecn
the first second stories Of the building Through the cXer
tous Of the police p the fry rst Precinct who were nned
fcy ind the inmltcs removed "a place OF safety
The damage done viii amount 20 abOu, iG which Is fully
covered by insurance bun in wha, companies We did not acer
IA
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FlRKxKx,s ppruRpASCks.-seye alarms of fire

occurred on Sunday afternoon and evening but they proved to
be false fights took place however between Engines
Nos and o. ard Engine No l2 Hose No II and Truck No
resulting in the injury OF number by the Of umpes
stonea ga A few VI the parties were arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-09

med and Judgment Of divorce granted IT, custody OF the
children awarded to plaintiff
Frderck Probst agt Albert Schaker ct -Moton denied
without costs.
Samuel l. r. Morse art. j. NJ MOss-0rder settled.
lanes A SAWYER ACT julius A. MatsOn ct Rl-Motion
granted on defendant filing security for payment Of the udg
et in case OF recovery bond to be approved by Justice Of
This curt defendant 10 pay $40 costs Of this notion end dis
burscmcnts paid by plaintiffs on entering judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-09
ARRESTS BY THE HAnBoR PoLicE.-Honry Holmes

Edwin r. Thomas Alexander W Murray james Dainty John
Perry Leonard \. Smith, George IL Travis, William ii
Travis George Fisher Lewis Hay Charles Nay Charles Wei
scmbach and Chnlss Simalc Yesterday arrested by the
Ilabor Police for violation Of the Boat law they having no
license They lOlg Il IN the First Ward Police SniiOa
and will this morning be taken YD tn Tomb, Police tplr
aud committed give bail the amount " ego or their ap
uDar- M the EuuLt Of Nc-.lmI..
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BUSINESs IN THE COURTS

SUPREME C0URT-CIRCUIT.-Part I.-BefOre Mr..
Justice by the Court that the Clerk ofthe
Cand County York be and be hereby directed to draw
extra panel 100 jurors for the present Supreme Court Cir
Quit Part L. held at the New Court
summoned attend and after Monday next Oct Is 1895
10 O'Clock VIM. A Gslbraith ag Richard Kingsland-
sgt COrnelus Avery. nquesIJudgmeut Tor plaintiff for
VII o. William Walton irz sst John g. BAKER, inquest
Justice ISGRAHAN,-Henry o. B. Kibbey agt William A
Conant inquestJudgmens for plaintiff " 752 a. Pant III
Before Mr. Justice DAvn-N w. Hoyt ct al egt James Il
Birdssn, nQuest-Judgment, for plaintiff ei2o 40
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SUPREME COURT-sPEcIM TERx-ocr. s.-Before Mr.. Ju
q tice DANIELS.


HARD CRAVATS.
Monmouth H. Chambers az. Frederick Chamberlain OF al
Plaintiff brings suit tO obtain the value OF en- al
legged assigned share in the NewYork Hard Rubber Collar and
Cravat Manufacturing Company and states that the claim
entirely degarded by the company although they were we
that the assignment had been made and had frequently
di used the matter .
The defense U.s. that proper assignment was made or
made. the company was not notified OF H. -
argument by counsel the Court dismissed the complaint
giving counsel for the plaintiff 80 days 70 mike up now case
AN ALLEGED FRAUDULENT Assz0sMEsT.
Cornelius A Delamater agt Julian Chastelan and another
Plaintiff brings suit amount Of Indebtedness which
A. u alleged audulenty assigned 10 Defendants by debtor
Of plaintiff s., 49,,
Deeds the property assigned TO them until ten years after
they made agnees that no attempt was made during
the lifetime Of the assignOr by plaintiff 20 obtain TINS claim
and that having failed make claim at that time and also al
plaintiff debarred according TO the opinion Of Judge Bos
worth in Q similar case, from any redress:
The Court took the papers and reserved It's dcctG0n
CHAyBERs-Before Mr.. Justice CLEKkE
PRoAIsEsr POLITICIAN AND rAIR LADY.
CorDelia Higgins agt WIN. A. Russell
Some months default taken In this action ana
judgment obtained against the defendant prominent po
and formerly States Prison lnspecor In large sum Tor
breach promise Of marriage His defense contained
eerous charges against the lady and he recently stirred
A n Weller plaintiff; Bliss Cadwallader for defend
ant
pYc1noss.
Hlas Drake President &c agt Sam Scboonmaker ct al
Motion Receiver granted Chas c. Mangel valentine
NJ sNoop denied without costs Henry H Morange agt
ssorre W. Wheeer-Motion granted with 60 costs Frazier
A Hsrmance agt. Kate Harmance.-Report OF Referee
oDhmd and Judgment OF divorce granted custody Of child
Katie A. Harmance awarded 70 plaintiff.
Charles Cation set Maria Caton-Report Of Referee con
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u. S DISTRICT C0URT.-0cT. s,-Bcfore Judge SHPMAS
A CASE OF sEAMAN's WAGES.

a
Thos Cataw ag Robert NJ Ward and VIM Cove late owners
ofthe bark Chattanooga
This was a suit brought by plaintiff to obtain 5000
which he alleges due him for services performed
by him able seaman for three months md five days
board Of defendants vessel and including interest from the
tmee discharged Om the vessel and payment refused
Nov. IL, l664
Counsel plaintiff endeavorcd TO show that the plaintiff
able seaman and had always performed SUCH all the
duties required of him that the vessel sold IN foreign
port and the plaintiff discharged without any that he had
been required in violation OF contract perform the duties OF
cook for several weeks &c
Counsel fr defendants cOntended that the plaintiff had
ceyed advance and also subsequent pay nearly the fun
due and that instead Of being discharged the pa1t
had deserted from the vessel In Gloucester England that he
able seamAn and that tho complaint that he
required TO cook customary for to
perform that duty in Of the cooks Illness or inability
The Court reserved its decision.
ARGUMENT ON EXCEPTIONS.
A W. Heyc q al The ship COrdillera-
This coming to be heard exceptions TO Commits
sone report Mr. T. Benedict argued in favor Of exceptions
and Mr.. G. Donnhpe IN opposition.
Decision reserved
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COURT CALESDARS-Tm DAY
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Before Judge
SuIPMAS-Caes dosn on ne Admirably Calendar for ns
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TIE REV. Mn. BREcuxR BEFORE TIE PEoPLs.-l
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

is Understood that the Rev IT, W lccchcr viii speak IN public
next week and give lis views GA nation Al matters.
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THE CONDEMNED PRIsoyERs.-Go Gonzales and Pc

ee condemned be executed Friday for the murder
Of Mr. Ortero visited almost daily by their friends They
seem pepen and ready for their fate few days since
of them desired some Kidneys for dinner The Tailor being
able 10 furnish article beef steak The prisoner re-
ected Il and stated that he had only few days live he
something good TO eat The kidney was furnished as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-09

EMBEzzLEMEST.-Samuel Fletcher, employed as a
clerk in Mr. Dougass drug store, OF Futonaye and
Peas was arrested yesterday by Roundsman Riggs oftho
Precinct Police the charge Of purloinng
bcof articles 20 the amount OF about sOO He brought
before Justice Cornwe and committed to the Pencnary for
three months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-09

PLYMOUTH CHURCH FEsTIvAL.-The annual fes'
rsl Of Plymouth Church Sabbath School to take place on
the nth and In addition to the usual attractions the
school will avail itself OF the great which will DO played
on the occasion The singing Of the children is justly cee
braed and the occasion viii doubtless attract large
audience.