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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
The Castle Garden Matter.
T. q. Editor Of tn. NJ Y. Tribune.


SIR: see BY this mornings issue Of your paper, In
con uuncaon from Messrs Christie and Mcdonald thai
Mr.. Cumming and myself charged with attempt
up Castle Garden and bring discredt tho Com
msioners OF Emigration. For myself most emphatcalJ
deny the son Impeachment II these gentlemen had charges
with attempt break up the ysemazed imposton
and robberes pracced emigrants in Castle Garden the
INST year there would been need Of reply from
me have earnestly attempted TO DO this and AN sorry thai
have been only partially successful.
As 10 the charge Of bringing dscredt on the Commission.
r sha merely that far hnve knowledge OF
them consider them each aud all hghminded honorable
renemen entirely above rcproach and not Themselves re-
sonse tor the abuses imposoas and rObbees exposed BY
Mr.. Cumming
AS 10 the charge OF being emigrsn runner cheer
fully admit that TO 1850 was extensively engaged II ~
vardnr emgraus TO the interior from the cities OF New
York boston aud Albany and az tho earnest request OF An
drew Carrigan ESQ., Chen Of the Commissioners OF EmL
raor) and other friends then retired from this business
and | trust they will do ne the favor 30 STAKE Why
reputation. while engaged without meaning "a
be conceed egoisiica happy to belye II always
that honest aud industrious man whether IN the employ
Of others doing business for myself but whaever may
have estimation Of these gentlemen, here take
the liberty TO inform them that would not trade 1t fos
they particular bring my former occupation before
public take the liberty inform them that in those days
there said be kinds emigant runners and em
grant robbers here inform the public and these geDenes
II particular belonged - the former OF these classes
GEORGE W. DALEY Nc. Bowling Green New York
Residence Edgewater, Richmond County NJ T.
Neo. York june :, 1906
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
Law INTELLIGENCE.
The Liquor Dealers and fhe Bonrd OF Nxcise-
nandamus 10 Compel the Issue OF EioeNses.

The Liquor Dealers and ibe Board OF Nxcise-
n-ardamus 20 Compel the Issue OF LiceNses.
In the Supreme Court, Chambers, before Justice
IDgrahan yesterday alternative mandamus granted
by Justice Ingraha against The Board of Excise the -
laon Of Nicholas Murray, member Of the Metropolitan
Liquor Dealers Association commanding the Board to proceed
ard inquire into tie moral character Of the reator and
shown 10 be good % allow and issue to him license TO sell
spirross liquors &C. show cause to the contrary Tie
application made by the attorney for the Association
Wm II Tncersop and Is retnruahe for June 1s 1896 at
Special Term Tho is intended try the question
whether Of Excise reject and refuse the oppla-
tos Of persons Of respectsoy Tie reator aToWs tat he
APPLICATION coOd faith according to the regulations
ndorsed by the Eoard and attended before them three times
urcrared establish his character and ready to pay FOR his
license but that be cted fr reasons unknown to him.
not allowed opportunity 10 Tindicae his clami
that the Board the first application announced to rejected
OPP caus that their respective claims wond be relearu Wnen
tcy would b. allowed defend themselves and prove their
respective characters but that such opportunity was not
allow ed Lm each time he called forward and refused as
fs though he stated lo then and there prepared to
prove bis character.
This intended he test 70 determine whether or
the Board Of Excise have unquostionaDe and ultimate
Judgment il determining whether they VIII grant or refuse
licenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
Law of Ncgiigcnce-Ciiy Railroad Cars and
their liabilities.

In the Supreme Court, Trial Term, before Justice
Mcneil Yesterday the OF Francis McGunne agt The
Eeltha7o Railroad Company action brought by tie
plaintiff damages for Injuries resulting from his
being by OF the defendants cars The plaintiffs
evidence showed he asked the conductor to stop the car
the Of Tyocosd-st that the conductor did not
do So and paint jumped out fell down. and was run over
by going in tie opposite directions tat be saw the car
ine down. about Laf block of no lying on the
track screamed and called TO the driver 70 stop but that
do ue passed him, breaking ls leg
aud Otherwise iruTmg HIM tu DE taken 10 ST. Lukes
Uoerifa ard there another hospital where be re.
NAMED m the present times that his leg somew bat short
ened and Do would probably connue little lame oil his ie
Tie plaintiff then rested and Mcssrs Ashmead White on
behalf of e dcfnfan moved 10 dismiss the complaint, on
the ground that The plaintiff showed IN bis evidence that by
his own negligence contributed 20 the accidents that II was
negligence get oil tire he IN motion, ana negligence
10 goi TIE side where tic Other track aud that he
got the side whore there was none ana
especially negligence 20 get OF on that side when another car
coming Court permitted the painth TO be recalled,
fed that the conductor fed 70 stop the car
he did and then got off, The Judge then decided that
the case proper fo- the jury II y. Waite esq,
then opened r the defense and called witnesses 10
that the accident happened through the plaintiff negA
ccnce.
Tho case then summed Mp by John ". Ashmend esq
Tor ei.udnt and A. 1T. Eearey esq Tor palnN 4he Jury
we've directed 10 return sealed verdict
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Fenian Error Corrected.
A CARD PROM PRIVATE MILES o'RELLY."
r. a. rg,,o. Of ia. n Trtbg1g

CARD PROM PRIVATE MILES o'RELLY."
To the Editor Of The NJ Y TRIBUNE
Sir: notice in your issue Of this days date, tele
cram from your Washington correspondent relative to
cepon about being given by the Fonau Of that city to Chief
Organizer Stephens which the following pa'safei
Tev are aesdv rrepag grand entrynexi week chief
Orysnlk. the tepubc with nbr ~ 1nenf rem H.
srog otne Otey" Of Jhe hev- 1Wk t11en e have
ashngion PAX which hod great eenol'ii-ion On
Friday next
THIS is an error doubtless arising from tie fact that Col
Hapin Of the West-Vtose initials think are W. A-hhs
some position on the staff o. Mr. stephens least travels
continually in bis company holding some Official or semi
official position in the Fenian Order; while Private Miles
OReiy OF The NeU Ygrk CE has never had the honor Of
seeing Mr. Stephens his NO. ever likely to have tnai
honor unless they should meet by accident
Statements similar to this have twice appeared The Chi7
with request that reporters would not persist IN enormously
uputing tie compliment Of complnonsbP with MI stephens
70 the Editor OF paper bat M the story goes ue Iouns
in ell directions and have ask your moro powerful
aid 10 setting the night respectfully requesting az
papers which have copied report also to COPY
this explanation Very faithfully yours,
CHAs. G. UALPNZ
ri. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
SUPREME COCRT-CHMBEEs JUNE
INGgAHAH.
gr."f.Tlwg

Fist National Bank OF Warren agt John III. Cole
rnu.-Motiou d. uicd. $40 o. abide event.
The net. Geo. Davis ta-Moton denied defendants
costs tO ai.lo event .
WH K Clare agf. the y Y. six Manufacturing Co.-Mo-
ton grnr trf nud reference ordered 70 hear &c.
Gee. h. King act Reuben Ross IT, et alIhe counsel cid
hand Iu "a motion papers.
Sarah c. Edward. lgi. Charles j. Plriee-Moon granted
Sarah g. Edwards agt Cholres D. fardee g cases)-Aotoh
granted
VIM s. Hunt 81 a. act II. J. A. Gercke Motion granted
unless defendant Nbl tno days serves stipulation TO admit
il.ly and value u goods claimed 10 have been sold.
Amiie Sriclor agt August Strieder-Neport confirmed
and divorce granted.
Charles D. Iambeu act Isaac Bfl.-Moton granted to
strike &c plaintiffs costs go 70 abide events
y. l. Burt 81 a. agt Joseph G. P0tts-Aotion granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
osee Of The Nes York Gluten N y, June is66

THEFT OF WALLET.-On Tuesday last Margaret
Mooney aged - years stole from the apartment Of Bridget
Sborta No 266 Sixth.st wallet containing $50 his SIC
gave 70 AeT mother Margaret Mooney alias Collins She Kept
g. aud gave the remainder 10 her husband George Collins
oe' Stio - t, f, ~. ~" f I''3 "a sqo of the
money recovered They committed lOg trial w Justice
Mansfield In dafant Of $500 bail each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

TESNEsSEB IMMGRATIoE.-A Colonial Imnigra
ton Society has been organized in Nashville Tenn VIZ
Ioren Geo H. Thomas for President The oplec. o. "a
Society is To induce immigration, by purchasing iate ,
OF land at low prices. and selling alternate seo'' " a''~
settlers AZ Ryst cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
sUrERoRcoURr-sracIAL IEm-JusE 7.--Delore JOSE

Andrew Roach ari Tho New York and Harlem Railroad
Comp4ry -Aiotlon granted
". Hardy. &C. The Congregation Shaacr Hasehmor nEt
va. Halliday. uculy We.c-s as;i ThOs L. Smlth-Ofders
rgllt .a. ~
scar,ok ,r, Uecker; John ~ wetbe agt Michael Pute
gt.-Orltrs granted.
Coco ~. li.reri. art Geo. E.iio,t.-Moton granted.
Joseph Herman j., agt JOIN NJ. Freeman q cases)-Ao
ton denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

Ingenuity and skin had already far exhausted possibilities
la oac Lad right look for novelties in fabrics this Sum
,ner but only for designs IN patterns Nevertheless the
new fabrics here silk and uer and cotton and wool
bnd gorsicd and goats hair and possibly knows
hare braided Themselves into oil manner q new and beaut
lul tissues that whatever bnys and however Each
Is pursued oil the way home from The shops With soepoaches
lhst one lad not BOUGHT that s oyeer rejected fabric and
net more yards thereof Grenadne mozambique goats hair
ErnaB ,ualu Eugene crepe tissue, linen lawneaeh Is
noFe beautiful than the ether All tlese goods are little
Flower than they have been Very good eno-tle prete't
s1ca T Summer walking desses-may be bought Tor i've
uhhrs few weeks ego cost dollar Stripes are very
Psshoaabe but tiny banches Of flowers Oh pale ground or
Iais fabrics IN lovely tints far orettier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES,. AsuEGToS June 1890
Editors Of the National Repa5iiedHi
Returning to Washington from West Point find the fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

An attempt has been made to introduce russell or drab
leather or grey popn walking boots bit they do not usup
tie place Of the pretty black boots long and doseyedy
popular. Every lady will be wen booted and well gloved
she must wear cheaper dress therefor And the dainty
walking preer and becoming than
the Nghtest slipper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

In report to the Chamber Of Commerce, which
read and ordered TO be printed Tomas W. Conway late
Assistant Commissioner Of the Trcedmens Bureau in Lousi.
ana says tie eeag he has found prevailing in the North
toward TIE South among merchants and business almost
universally Of kindness and ator al interest. The VIII
nguCss to aid planters either by AIS Of money advances in
crops by purchase Of lands is general The agricultural
year began with readiness the prt Of tie North to lend
m much money the Southern planters needed to bring back
their former prosperity. The substantial whom he met
think possible present urcertlinfy and that united
the the Rebels of the SOUTH there ough
g. Dee ihe llT4cst justice 90 j 2 loyltsfs
TuK FELLINC TIE TEoPE or TIE SOUTH TOWARD TIE
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MAIL ROUTES.

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