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aasosss ma s.e ssastse saas- Yesisrssys =. "a
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A. - ~ - go $3.50 - fNNFs rslge4 n - - Y.
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as rAssf - - s4ftss - ~.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-10

0sss~pso or Gold AininG Company-Hsavy
1ssses sf stock Brssxers--An Alleged
0wsndle-she Managers ~of tho Company
Arrested sad Cesnsittcd a. jail, &c.
Wall street for the past two dsyn has been 0 auttsr
- excitement shs fact Of lhe failure 81 prou.uspt
~ mining osDrapy, coupsed With an alleged osss Of
Dwinding tbe repatec president OF company The
ASs OF the Affair." Tar usss have ransped are as
'bnows:-Ths Dcwnieviiis Colo Mining Company whose
s0ce located at No 10 Wall street. formed upon
capital siock--upon paperof $500 900, IN shares Of
q each The stock put upsn the market n dirty
sssts per share, and hooked upon favorsbly BY
- business community that q rapidly rose uniil Il
asoshsd, IL maximum, " 70 per share IL remained
- high figure until Las, Wednesday, which simc d,
OAs quoted AZ GO IS when which
esussd tho buoble 70 burst, anc the stock became
orug ~ t~enfy-1ve cents per fhars
AfLDsED syIsDik
On "Wednesday Of the present week, the we'll known
Asnking firm Of Eek Belden doing business Lroad
street, rccsred request from NJ. Wheeler, who ap-
pears 10 have b<sn connected With the above oxmsd
mining company, for loan q " 600 Tor Mr. Riley The
md Offering lsave stocks Of the DowniesilIe Gold
nnins Company AZ collateral secssity, and also a'lng
ahat Mr. Riley had the control o. III the stock Of thai
1oDeerD The loan was granted, sr. when the rnaacy
same due " was t paid aud then the Broad street l
severed 70 their Issnite surpr- that the market vas
nii OF ITO same paper, with sellers pa With
,hsS s, elephant. re resgl, has been stated. Befoss
f&ht ne stocks wess worthless and thousands Of dol
lars wsrc iost In the s.inkiinp OF eye now much
hss been sunk osnae, ss told q, rrcsen, bst IS
eoat one person ned $4,000, while others suffered
70 the extent of slo,Voe and ga 900 respectively.
The victnlxed parties I'D not proposs 70 submit
aamcly 70 ne os % their properly, and ac< su
Immediately Instituted sgsinst NcRrs Riley an wheeler
sor obtaining money under false pretence and they
were arrested by deputy sheriff and Tod sAi in thc
county jail in Ludlow street An Arrangement a. sub
sequoniy effected With The prosecutors by whdh R0y
and heller reieasod from imprisonment Ia they
reaes,sd yesterday and held default of A 900
oai each Thus the matter rests Cor the prcaapt VI N
% highly probable thai further developments va Ne
made showing the case vlih which worthless sta rs
can he fosted upon the business community IL IL
stated Lhal the secretary CT tho Mining Company Mr. 4.
q Hariot IA not implicated in the trangactiona
Another version OF Tue affair 10 that the managers q
che DounIevlle Mining Company savc orders 10 ten
nftcen brokers 10 buy largo quantities OF their ock
md then they gold 10 tho hruxera through othr
spea, the identical stock thns bung Their order
- ~ 10 rhfy also nst 70 py for ITO stock scnsh.
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DlscsAosvuI rHocassnses Seas . a, -. g.
siorssson TvssdAy evening most dss ,sa,f.l 49,, ~,
place before The fife commisoasrs. vs -ss .ss.s = -
vsns thsrsxasr nsssins Of hsi body 70 the s.g,.. =
smHias certain charges a ssNsqassy ss.las. -. -
members. PRIZE 70 As eps1iBx . a1s.s~s~s, -
called sssis Mr. aosst rsr.y. -S sss 70 ss,l.,. -
s,,.,sy ..a -: y .... s.s s.a sss.s s s..s
sse -. g'..s,' a..y ss...ss az -isasss Sssssiss
80 , 80, Ass
1890. ,a, =, s.s.s' =. -.s,.a ~ ssss "a
s 81 q ~ X. ss . a., ~ s.s:.:1
rss Essr % sAiles rer-s sss ssss. ., vs-
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Asr@ os.s-.TAs s..s ~ J.r~s ca,s, s-.,~.s 49,
Faaeoss ess ~ yesterday o~nias bsfo~. y,ss1,. v.s
'@Afn sassss' fssgeas -h k.viax STOLEN am ssa a,
49, r. = r.a,r - s.Iss Ne ,,.ss,y ss.s
- . ss.s q ss.s-.. I'D - 4: .s,s.s
hossu-g htlsp Ma ~siss Mama. H.. - -.
n~n 90 fs.g ~~tahi~ latiss womAa -, To- 49,. -.
'ef'~f iA~ ~psev - ssrveai IN several e.,.u-~-
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s !. y, cs.s g...s 49,; 9. 81. ss
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= sy 80 b,iam ~. sss.s y x. 10 80 rs.>
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sts,.tts rs ~ -. ss.s.. 80 Ihsl .ss ss.ss
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&C, Usr swrn n Ealtrs. sc

IA shat g.. N0v b Isss
~sa CO VI marital ha4 kssH fsnVsre.s ~ l4is
city, BY s-fcf 1sEefai ~sks i~f TIE ira ~ AAsaf
Az rAnds Gcsl b., Afs~nt 04sFsrra akter ~ ~ qse
w.. auf othsrs prscl@fs. Thn efnn n c0rrt4.nvs a.
follows --senera soa. - NNs..e island Cal8nst a
9. Brsfg. ~ 'enn~etlcat. fssatsHant Cnings. X
Hogan, ssrE~s, tulisf sistsa ArUy, ~ New Yar
bfssH hs~ y crastgff ~ psnnel lsHaa esg4sr a
" ssne-. - New YORK snd Htl.f8tr Dss.f.l !,
Avery, 81 Nee Nork, Jnars Advocate
fhe s~srs hu osgahi1sa soa vii p4.rSsf ,fh il
trai ~ tasaina nfpsn, fnEty ssy.rtI tnises Fs...
c3afad truss q iasfon. AsnT fnmF5lq..r - ,,r..s
sisrses slss - tafgna frsdasnt ssisr q sosenmMa,
" oLegy
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10 mleAEl rs1sia a,"r ~ ~ tyAl ~ Sc Hags.,
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90 Gs % A.srAyrD psnu
MAR ross, sc- T. Isss. y
NJ. n VI ~ ns. thss hru,sr assBi % th1 Associated
rress, having T,-ssd card thai no haa not hess d
charged froD, sss ssescy, Aas thai hs rcspo,sbs
oIiy ,hs sestfy~ Comm .,so becomes ptst~v fo,
state tbs be va smysysl ~ AMI rs-onsl1s, 10
the sssocsilo. and sst ne Executive comnais. sos
that ne sxbsrz~a " 40 ro,s ~ tha as.,e.,t.s
"a stTL SINcfsIr ssw yors ys,...,
MA kfDs hsknLt. ss~ fo,s Haylf
Executive CefWnsttns
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rHf ia uM nuu fsa H,maI 70 xtw vssx


Tue steamer CITY of k0rfct arrived "a Norfolk y~srr.
dsy afternoon ffurn Anpsmcsa Ma, ard connected
With the express train g0oG kouth tha Sssbosri sna
Bosnoke Railroad rho had atcyt twcpsy nye pa~~~o-
goss and considerable fresgh, Ths 10 tbs hrys trp
made and tho AIR LIMO route from Norfolk 20 PhiisdsL
phfs ami New Yoff il opened fss lfavst
Tho CITY n Norfolk n an iron bui searasy as1 wss
bu'.i IN Wilmington, pi h over Thousand tens bur.
fsn 9Th spacious csbirs and comfortable scoomn oda
tlops fsf ssssngsrs, also isgs carr ns cspsey sud
plenty of Night room she n SUBSTANTIALLY and n~sl,y
ntlef % IN her apsrtmenss both os the sfssy spl
convenience % the travelling pubic
The steamship Esra, wkeh y srp~ctsf 10 ssf grun
gcrfoEk during the month sAed from f1vcrpool
the lsh q oslSbSs io' sosssn rtilsseyas- saz so.
folk
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Qrszsr, Nos. y, lsW
sha ss~ BSsnsuics ssssrnnsnt has given 5000 %
~ Quebec sonsrers and News scoiis has given 5000
Ths Mayor Of THE city hss received another case tsle
Gam so,horizinzs draft Of &C. 800 sterling on scocan.
contributions from England sircAdy reach cas- CO.,
sAoa rom the states over $1,000
~ nnd.rtocd that her Nalesty's steamer Nicer VII
swe ssScoA. usasst By drsi. ffos her hSssys
ssssDs Asws~
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euA PANAMA. CORRESPONDENCE.

PAxAsA. Nov. 4. 1850
IyeryihiDs In . political way has been ,,n.rsah,,
quiet tho and Cen I,s, Ausr,os
daring no past two wssks INTEL scnce ns, psen 70
oeiyca from ioru the 22d en- n,.ocr further
Particular ~ the last attempt az rev .,,on IN uaL
country, but tho AFFAIR has already b - A.,ansd AZ
CLOSELY AZ nccc~ss,y requires Fusths .,ros,s Of ave
pectef parties had taken place go. and alops
tbs coast. among shs most pro $500. AZ vhan
Yves General Ca-sils isisy -.-..s On ,bs
country after his banlshment -. 80 40 ne
President psreI Hm renow ,onrcs,
agiiator made him ctlsct or -. - ,.~>
- ~ $500 - ~ 40 . wsch ws pAsse
-. -, 80 'O Aracy just dssssopss'S
-, 80 - ncy, and In company ~
$500, 800 "s"i ''''' nA'uA' h. has . good ssow'f
making another yoyase 70 ,-. 80 an. n..Aas
~ero progressing With ..-. :. 49,
:, 80 AZ pposltioo party have sssss
- - ~ - Of Balla s~ho hes hsvsas
- ~. - AMI, stone was toSe
- \. -. '-,., defeat OF Prsdo. wc shAnb
~ ~ son, vssra a., IL 10 bs ruler Of Pesufu
bcpt az tbs pr,.,e athsr viii bo the DsoAl6
elected u lpdic AnnAi char 10 % soens
Peru for two suoc alton tha, man vii hose -
~ sss!ve months
y,ea IN nv med nt tho peace nsgo,ls,'ons nov ~
Peru vii rsls alton, sLima correspondent ssSes-
Private sisas' agAr spanish esla. FOR s a E
,ssr q, s pas s.a &, &
ws.s.1 ~ !: Isaiy.as.iy y ,ss sssI. :. = 90
s sSss: ' 81 .s: ss'ss
:, - sst assured thai am ~eii advised
England ven hsoWn toss W"kos"o. ,sss~ I
and her ~ act a medAson prt".~s w.. q
Senior Miles bs1 useu svc''.c. ~ ~'sssE
with FWueco hAa uess 1sspsa.n $3.50 49, o.
term ne government ~ snos s"oss - - e
of settlement proposed .a---x
snAuL CALLED ~ AoDvU ~ DooMA
y, AA.r Ssss o. sspssmbss - isas. the 49, -
n sef FoseIss Aasiss hss AsnsaAsa IN ssgea -
4 nxian rcyernment IN regard ~ c1p<n04j
~ 10 the Spanish squs1sso 40 snd me 49,
AI a n,o sftss Ms delssi = celsen -
ea,ns thsss ssninoass sssde:-.Ms esvS2 sss :
ready 10 ilsssa " asy etpanAsin0s 49, - =
l BY Hrszn bsfass plncine Hss1f In soce aeAe4
/, sbie dsschAsvstAs 1aiy sssassd ~ 49,
:. nigh" q democrats Arsns."
Y grand bssyu~s - y,.sa 70 eusss ~ n,
,X ths guests shs Asnsscan and EnFiho H,s..ss
uid other pvouansnt oHctsis naavs sac I o. septxis
sss si,ss by shs Chiisan hnistss, ~. o. 49, :.
ayy | ssaung ne Gated sAtss. AN.
sivs sn-As representative Of ne ssPutis NOM -.
ash I ger ysu. and ne rsgrssn.u.ss 8 ~ ssssss
s s;a.. .r s.s: ''s -
re. . re ssS e: I,scss: siss 10 x ~:
% a.sag ;:.e.ea:ns .sssss. i.ss:l
asa rspr...a. p.sSis s.,iss :ls W.. r: e.
~ s. "@.,.sr l. $685. hi ,sss
sal mo- only q se.a IVA q s.y re-~ .pesss = sss
ns 'eie wan '1N savshS " - hs sostsssst
lia | These rmarks - Translated. were ps<s,veS :,
mseh issos .esosaisg 70 hs z-eres1 as.s. u Quito
Ief. f"l"W1nx the panqass. when 80 rosd IN !
MOI fnrAbie sna shsss usfs public snhc tons of sns
the among osneiA clAxscs. inu wsy ~ ~
me tricas and bull hghts, In which The psopIe Il o.
. ooontnes tAhs ~ much dsiight
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lIvERrooE, Nov. 8-P. H.
yAs steamship Angc. from New YORK, arrived ~ Fal-
1sssh to-day, and proceeded for Havrs
Queenstown, Nov. e-Noon
mo steamship socus. fron New York, has arrived
~, rcuk 70 Liverpool
ship Aground
Lcxpos, Nov Q, 1863
xhe ship Young Eagle Captain Walker, from Ca'sac.
e aground 81 Dunkrk.
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meaning OF the word In easl, shsy do moi know what
they want N they 10 they know how % realize !.
There win DO an end 10 rensn troubles born and else
where, you viii see. a*
so lot 30 your prsonen, and the only thing which
will give the agisaors anythre 70 agitat about whl be
remain under the control ~ England - they have not
eno0et.to conlrol thasnssivsa
Your3 resEeaifuiy, ~ AICHAki. MURPHY
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sslrlksaf Police TROUBLES.
The usb.r. Corps. Case sin cn-4 Bee5s..m
to be R~nderev' in the Case To-day.
RAJ "a a fann

The Gaze Of the Police Commissioners hO been srg,ea
IL such sng,h ~ counsel todsy ha, II sia ascessary
~ prolonged until lo.morrpw hessn. Ais-ssder aud
Bchey ycs 20 be hoard, and they will probably
copeama 4he time IN " tee O'Clock to.rouer altar
noe0 wnso Jadga baol x render his decision of the
pur1oFt of which lbsTs remains doubt
The nsw COMMISSIONS we'd lone after the sios~ ~
the rr1cec iIngs to-day.
The elcciiou ~ radical Earsior 10 Ailerh.n~ ON
not even VI confirmed sTscg tie conservallge uskx.fy
which Il twe4h Of th branches Of tie Legs grn
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All sw-picisos Characters II Tevouto Co ~
Arre-icd and (e.,mtus ed Fear vbesiUss.

The Police authorities are 'nstrnctcd 70 tna ar
rest ana detention Of Oh suspicious characters found IN
the city Under the Habsas Corpus Suspension at.
passed lot session magistrates empowered
the sHes, Of any persons susp-cled OF eonnanclng
encouraging seslenF against tho government or people,
and 70 commit them 81 priron there remain without
trial bail until tho sth Of June newt Yesterday ar
rests begun. -Four nen wers committed, VIZ James
aud John Dudley, Charles Cash and Alexander Nlchoi.
son. Tho Dudleye prctess 70 hail from Bropkyn and
ouidere BY trade Cash says that he cornsa from
Lancashire, Ensiand; Nicholson from Hcotland Il IN
Abe proper one being Donegal.
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
Additional Particulars Of the Conspiracy 10
Depese General PraAe, Of Pcru--Resep-
ton Of Our ainlster 10 Ecuador, "a.

IN" steamship Henry chauncey, Captain rurber from
Aspnsaii on the Isl Of November, arrived At this pcn
yesterday. bringing the California malta The folowlas
10 the specie ist ot the Henry chsuneey:-
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Five.Twensy Bonds nc Frankfsre.
LoSDor, Rev. ., 1869.
ysssGams from Frankfort dated lsss evening advise
bssser feeling in American Av<swsnsy bonds ihc
AUsaasions with sales for cash, being 5sx.
The Liverpool Cossss Alarlket.
LsRaPoot, Nov. 0-Noon.
No Brokers' Circular rvports The ssss Of cotton FOR
- week at "a 600 bales mddiiag vDhsds to-day have
oDe0nsd Nd, cscstug ~ 1saSd.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. o~-Evening
- market for cotton unchanged; midaling uplaids
~ quoted 14Ad The days transactions have footed
- yesSoo bsisa
The Liverpool BrcHd.tunb Market.
LvERro0s, Nov. ., 1866.
ne hour market ie only moderately active az 2ss .
- per Dbl for extra New York State brands. Indian
~ssn shows decline Of 3D. Cd. per quarter Of ESQ bs
Soss quoted at 3Ss for mixed Western.
Ltverpssl Produce Market.
LivssrooI, Nov O. 1862
eAIes OF pork reported At Tia Cd. s7ss per
~ for primo quality. Lard urags decline Of 81.
l>Ssdon Produce Market.
LosDos, Eov.-e--P. n.
ne petroleum market Is bosvy Sales 81 refined At
H. ~ per gallon The market for lurpensre 10 arm
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tho next Congress On account Of alleged constitutional
objections Upon Investigation such objections ara
discovered in the constitutions.
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News by the Cable to Friday,
November 9.
Ex-Cha1st1or Gladstone Preaching
Resignation to the Pope.
TIE RUSS0-GERMAN kLLIINCE.
>r~~c~,~~.~-,,-~>~~-eS>
RE MARKETS AND MARINE AEPOaI.
- DO. 70,
Rvss.A.

Tho Reported ALI Auce with S;erwa.y.
LorpUa, Nov. o. 1866.
- s.no. Of the . ars Of the R.y ePrssan alliance
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1Aaees Preacsiss Rcyignasisn 10 the Pope.
LONDON Nov. o-Noon.
kssdon Herald shs ynosnins says M Gadstone's
ksIsA 10 Rome u 70 Ssvoncis the Pope 70 his fate
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"a GLAND

T1e Political World Dull.
, LONDON, Nov. e-Evming.
xs~yfs 20 political news Of m omens this evening
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report hs~ essn started here that opposition vii ~
Ssse W sdpssst 81 John sonissy 70 be .ssa IN
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cuuiT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

beiore JUSTICE Nelly.
There forty.oight cases on the calendar OF the
Court Of Special Sessions yesterday which wsrc divided
fcows:-AssAuit and battery 20; petit arcery, II;
burgars tools a. sailors boarding house, ]. and vioa
ton Of Election hws, g.
rSRrLs rAsxxerRe
Alfred Cole, conductor the Third Avenue Railroad
charged with having kicked . boy named
dsnce Il appeared that Finley. in company win
another boy, was going up 10 Yofkve and refused to
pay tho additional required from eli passeneers Who
90 above tho depot At sixtyh Several ladies
we're 10 The car and shs boys became very nsocns toll
ns Tho conductor 10 60 10 HI, and nR other Ian
suase Of similar nature. Cole took hold u Finley
sSapsnion 70 pu. hun out and in the scramble tue
suspended.
a rlousASp yrARs AGO
ssmse Mallory Vas pacrd az the bar, charged with
~ ,, s.,mmisrd an assault on Isaac Bernste.n in
10, s'h ~. =. nscember o. the year iso Counsel
be dismissed under tho statute or Lm,ta,Ian al
mannen nn customs and Laws must have un or.
the alleged offence committed Ja.,Ise Re,v cain
cded In that view OF the case aud dsnls ed ,hs ,o,,
piaint, with recommendation 10 B.rns.c,, ~ ps,-
another complaint drawn up not dated too n, hass
nLgsL vorise
James oNsil, eAll unsnaycn, unkemp, indiv,dusi,
Win aaxed rsrsioa of countenance .as ,h.4.gi
with illegal voting on the 9Th of ycnn., ~ ~.
Tenth district Of the Eighth ward oNef -s,h hsn'
and 10 defence said: Yer Honor, ~ss drWns go M,
not know shat was doing than ,hc nan 4, ~
moon He was hnod $50 and cent 10 prison deiAsl,
Of payment
onsrNrcrgp rpswAfEs
Charles Sprou, carfmnn. wss chargcd Nv ~ MA
man John hckeever with obstsucting III. titews. fn
Corandt street large amoGn. Of evidence sas tatsp
from which u appeared that dsfsndant Vas snraged II
unloading some asks OF wLiskey. His hoYsee head.
we're pointing Inward the middle of the street, ~ ~hh
aca was prevented from Irocesaing 90 .ls y5atnoy.
Compzinani In cltizsns dress. Attempted 70 tsrn tie
horses when scule cn-ued and blowe exchanged
Justice Kelly, dismissins the defendant a. he
shouh have us~d srestes despst,h, A. tls iaw only
allowed csrimsn ave minutes 10 UNLOAD aer trucks. and
M same TINE he told The pa'nsr 70 wear y =
sbcld ~ futvfe whore u eogd h. seen
srsytI0re ossssrf1ss
i've yospG kgaspa sAa "a cNAf-as ~ psEL Aps Lesis
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saouglYs CITY cuYsr.
Liability sf h1iMsiamen to Arrest for Mes. Per.
fOrusnmce of Duty.
BEFORE JudRa Rayn0ldR

Liability sf HIsmslamen to Arrest for Nsn-Per-
forusnnce ef Duty.
Before Judge Reynolda
rhe case ~ Mr. John q. Lick wood, In whoss vshA Z
writ Of habcas corpus issued Thursday last by
Judge Reynolds came up for argument in the City Co
yesterday. Mr.. Lockwood, who II . member II the
rhsrseenth regiment Of Rrookvn. arrested on .
warrant issued bv Major Daken for perfoYmanre
duty. There quite . number OF military e.nsle.
men present anxious to ascertain the liability or meu.
osrs Of the militia to arrest.
General Cooke submitted hc return Of Captain Chap
pie 70 the wvi stating that he held John H. Lockwood
IN cuse1y by vrsne OF the issued by tho Pres
dent Of the court martial OF the thirteenth regiment
ana that the holding of the court martial ard lie ndr9
was IN strict accordance with the law: that nv said
court martial Nr Lockwood had neon hned $37 for To-
linQnencies and dciencas incurred un,Yiformed
privste, and that Nr ohappe was duty appointed as
agent 70 colect said nes; and goods and chattes
could he f0rnd, tock he bodv ~ thu denQ eut.
Mr. Thomas Peasll argued that that portion OF the
Militia act authorizing tho taking Of properly and i'm
priscnment for non-payment OF fines urronst,iu.
tiona and submitted number Of points sustaining his
argument
Gensrai Crooke claimed that the militia OF the State
was organized BY vrn of the constitution Of the United
States and tho laws o Congress- and that the laws Of
Uniset States arpying 70 the armv also applied 10 the
military Of the State The further hearing or the caee
was adjourned until the 18th inst
The New York herald., 1866-12-16
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, DECEMBER l6 1866

Of water. one from the hurricane desk. two from
the main and one from the lower; did not attach
eos os not % % Ss % sSssi
the boat set on hre or not; h took on the
main secs the place ~nese @ @ sns rs S sross out was ,sssa
without being put there; did nos where the deck
hands the time; that place was mot place OF
the deck hands had the he could not have
seen the before he did because rushed out sud-
boat might have been set on rs and might not did mot
the pilot throw any water on the nro did ne. throw
Joel W. Hopper boiler inspector az the United s,atss
government was next oxamne4--Made inspection Of
the Idaho; she compied with all requirements of the
went by himself Nr weeks the other Inspector, won't
another day; me Idaho haa = metallic and wooden
Srs on ssr % Ssss 4 the vs the noss n -
tarhment to te pipes cf ne BROOKLYN Waerworfs for
the purpose; did not use the donkey eneins shonEht
me boat connection on each deck but cosld not
Jaa Kelly, deck hssa ON tho Idaho ., the time a.
in order under the orders Of ,hs pilot; il The co.
gineer asked him do anything he would it Was on
the wilamsburs end the night Of the nre; had juss
ran and informed the engineer, and he said 70 ges
the fireman boat Was on me- the engineer was IN the
engine room whom he got thepe tho other deck hand
sSs ss .. On snoTs = the time bad ssss The custom 70
supper that custom had not been changed the re
got the hose up and looked for his knife the cord
u was tied WITH had not made attachment VII an he
had 70 drop the hose and 70 away account Of the
ames was not At tho night head where tho regulations
directed him 70 be u the time; 1t Important
coil the chain than there the other deck hand
left tho boat the New York side was customary 20
run three four trips without him; he Away
ar night; had not opened the door OF the place
whore the IRE occurred since leaving the New
York side that night; the sasight wss brm-
ing near where the IRE was 1t the time;
the door Of the place slightly a}ar about three
inches and stick Of wood placed keep so the dre
was up higher than his head; two gas pipes mp
there only coil OF dry rope stored there there
was kerosene kept there; didn't keep any water IN
the draw bucket on the main deck; didn't think he
coad have put out the re IL he dashed nail Of water
on 1t the time: did not tell the passengers where the
life preservers we're.
The pilot recalled and said has Was the last trip
the boat 70 make that night
In reply TO the pilot Mr. George " Eaton fthe frst
witness examined on the previous day said the Idaho
was not clear Of the slip when he saw the fre
DR.. Dalton then declared the investigation was con-
cluded