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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-08-18
DIR & FEED STORE

c subscriber respectfully informs the pubic
.st he keeps constantly on hand at his new
EHOUSE, noar tha Shamokin Valley Railroad
:, in SUNBURY, Flour by the barrel and sacks
kinds of Feed by tho ton ,,u.
above is all manufactured ct his own Mills,
ill be sold at the lowest cash prices,
] III, CADWALLADER'
bury. April l, 1865.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
THE TONES POLICE COURT.
before Justice Do~lin.I

APFRAY IN DANCE HoUsB.-Late on Tuesday
night 81 the inmates of the low dance house No 80 James
st. named Charles Wilson, residing at No y Oak.st, and
Frederick Pusch became engaged in quarrel and finally VII
drew knife aud cut his opponent IN the head and lace
causing wounds Thinking his life in danger Pusch IN
revolver and fired shot at his nEssni the ball
taking effect in the right causing bad wound by this
the of the nnle and female inmates of the place Ind
fed street seemed though general light
about take place each Of the combaans having friends IN
the room AT this un,ure the Fourth Precinct Police rushed
into the place and took both Wilson aud Pu,ch into custody
They taken Ia the Station House where their wounds
were dressed Yesterday Pusch taken before Justice
bowling who the complaint Of Wilson, committed the
eused trial default o 81 600 bail 10 charge Of
shooting with intent Nil Pusch IL aged II years lives at
No Carlisle apd bartender lie states Il shot him
IN self defense after he cut me- with a knifc.'
ATTENITED THEFT or TRuNk.-Ycsertay Philip Rister
was caught Of attempting steal trunk containing
clothing valued slOO the property Of Mr. Seton Of New
Brunswick " j. from the office Of the Jersey Express
COMPANY at the foo, Of Couriland At " X The woudhc
thief handed the custody Of Officer harrow Of the
Twenty seventh Precinct who conveyed him before Justice
Downing, by whom he committed for examination.
A HIoRsE AND WAGON sIoLEN-Whe the horse aud wagon
Mr. Joseph Ghrsusch Of No s0 Centre e. standing In
front Of his place Of business yesterday afternoon yonng
man named Thomas Stewart in half intoxicated condition
sprang into the wagon and drove rapidly away Whed'ng
through the City Hall Park his reckless rate 81 speed attracted
tie attention Of Mr. VIM n Cook who caused bis arrest by
officer Cummings ~ the Twenty sitb Precinct He was taken
before Justice bowling and complaint Of the owner of the
property committed charge 81 attempted hc 81 the Lofsc
and wagon. The property restored 20 the owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
before Recorder Hsckea.

Before Recorder Hsckeu.
Recorder Hackett took his seat in the Court Oh
General Sessions yesterday morning at IL O'Clock when 'he
following cases were adudicated upon:
RcI.RY-James OBrien was anaigned for burglary at
No "A Roosevcs the 9TH ult The police ohcer deposed
TINT on his round he had the prisoner in company WIN
three others at Aliens store be did not then partcnar1e
them but on his he the same company again
Brien had his hands behind his back for the purpose
screening himself aud the and the woman were WIN
d ,rien ut his Bren appeared 10 have the
of upon him. did the officer observe any o
OF burglars tools with him lie saw the prisoner eanns
oesins the door This was after ~ O'Clock in the evening
The officer passed again the same duty ana on Ivs
the appeared TO have been opened This WIS m ne ~
to testify o.. ,.o.l Hon
Recor,er-rhe evidence In this 10 very weak nov
ever let the prisoner be remhnded LOT iu'i "9u"' "
burglary has been proved
GRAND LARcESY-Samuel Compton quite young mani was
charged with having the desk OF Lang Broad
vay the sum Of t2s3 the 9th OF June last
The appearance prisoner appeared to attract the par
cnlar attention Court account OF his yonihul hp
Mr. lining stated that he had left the amount named in his
own private DRIVER and that Compton was in his employ
Mr. Howe examined the prisoner by which appeared
twelve men might have had acees to the same
Several Witnesses examined in regard to the reputation
prisoner all ~ whom testified TO his advantage except
james Conan who had him six weeks afterwar and to
whom Conlan said Its better for 10 keep away nom
there"
The Jury brought in verdict Of guilty The prisoner was
sentenced O FIVE wears IN the State Prison.
Bernard Magee charged with similar oense Tor steal
ing musns and other property amounting TO s ON the th
Of September last the property Of VIM. hcCann
This being insuppOrtable the jury, without leaving
their seats acquitted the prisoner.
Tie Court at ! O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
PRESBYTERY OF NEW YORK.
N adjourned meeting of this body was continued

n, the church corner OF Tenht and University place yeser
day morning 81 o'clock The first report was from the
church corporation The Rev Messp Steel and Demarest
were licensed preach the gospel number OF feeble
churches applied aid resolve that such be
recommended to the Weather congregations OF the CITY, In
eresng statements nmde by the Rev MI Proadh who
been aborng for time past at Weehawken church
organization desired and he directed TO report to the
regarding the wishes Of the people regard TO such
ganizaons The Rev Mr. Palmer OF the Sailors Church Mar
kes spoke Of the importance OF the work In this particular
field Between and three hundred attended the evening
meetings The people earnest and the enterprise has been
successful II estimated that 10000 sailors came TO this
yearly and that the number would doubtless be greatly In
creased il not doubled within a few years.
The practcaby Of holding the next stated business meeting
Of the Prcsbyey In the churches rather than the
the churches discussed An attendance Of the members
OF the various churches urged might thereby be secured
they might interested co6peraos with the Presb
terry II moved and seconded that the next sermon be
preached and stated meetings be held in DR. Scots church
Forty seconds subject TO the call Of the moderator The
meeting in February prayer for colleges appointed 10
b. held Dr. Rices church Fihaye and Nineteenih The
week Of prayer in January resolved should be held
corng TO the programme Of the previous year motion to
adjourn then carried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. Del. Io-In steam
Nip M hi. $50 ssS sS @s : and
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nd Mr SD Mi Mi E% sSdso s aas
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NJ. s.ss M sss mr. fis%; Gs:
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John Master Brewster y u ns.P;
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c's sss s ss' bo w. Me-
Soys Kiriwoos NJ Mcco W.sns s,. Mr. Kemp. as Mr.
T TeE T. T. o Hspd.'Dss ar McDSns Mr. freeman
McDonougb, B. Lssags, c. NJ Wsl@
d sso sss .hs.S so Nj hseS sy
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s,ro9 " 5 % Ford W. ss%rpS I' s:..
XmoTy. ' Il. Undsrhii. L. H. Connolly.
FROM HAMBURG AMP SOUTHAMPTON Oct Sn .l steam, team
p %e and S Geo sIs o Marie nS os Han.
Leopold Hoa eay Ksut.ca Geo BcDecl Elise Frank
Edward o..rOsnn D.smsn b. puSms large number
the second cabin aud 'tsersss ia in all
FROM BAvRE AND FALMOUTH, Oct le-In steamship
Anso-Nr H. A. johnson, Mr.. VIM. Young Mr. Van Bentbuy
vi KIN NJ sSi s s s @ tn.
.@ns spGs Mr. SsoI No. s MRS g. s.y1 Scu
stm.on M H. A. sm.On Miss H. mson and servant Miss Kate
Stimson Miss Minnie Smson. Mira Hinton and maid Mr.. H. r.
Lawrence Lawrence and family Mr Colgate Mis- Cose
and m.id Mr. Colgate. Mr Chss Tophsn Mrs Amelia Tophsm
Tophsm. Miss Amy Topham Miss Gaddeu Mrs Harley
Mis- Fannie Harley Miss oai.s De Isle, Mr. and mrs wsd
DR. PYasee M Pss,l-e Mr. Pesslee Mise Peasre NJ Hemp
,tesd, Mr. Murdoch, Mr. H. r. Perkins Miss undsrhA'
X Albert Fer. Mrs. Fiera and child H. Plat y " Welsh r.
Case u ~ Mira Cope and child, Mr., Adele Csr"er Nit. 8 p
Lonsh Mr. Longh child and Mira 4. fnssrd and child
T. o. Avery Phos Mrs r. Jussh and child end MT
TIuwiit MIRA Truwt. Mi.a Truwi Master Truwt Mis- Tnws
TIuwitt Mr. Maria Wilson Mime Pirotte aud child Mr. Isaac
Block Mad Leeno. Jack Mis-. Z: ?. Hall Csp G. Pond Mr.
Bailey L. Ssngoom, Mr.. Cunningham Mrs Goldsmith, MI
Iissr Miss Hsswel Miss Ainswoh Dr. Rndd. Wa Cassidy,
Turcss II. yelling 7. Tnms Miss MeGie.e MI Quern
and ,on Qnerin IT, - Msttos Joschin.on Wm Omsead
Mr. Bumenhs Peter Pom. wifi, and Ave children SpPer y
Klein H. =. Brsntley Mr. Maintreu h Greenhed MI hin
termee Mrs Donsvsn Moses HILL b. A. Hill, Mfs
Dorlirr. children end nurse, {. Warner . -.
FROM VERA CRUZ, Oct 0In steamship Msnhastan--teos
Price Corneu. Boyle Capt J.ms. Chsresu Mr. Is,y Ian
bert Aimed Aptne Rae W. Rule john Vine aud lady j. ben-
nan George Cark Thomas j. Russell jose Chn.obal NJ Do
muiques A. Carols b. L. Manfdn, W. King Fec Gary REQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
COURT CALENDARs-Tm. DAY.

SUPREME CoUET--CrRcUrT-PART L-Coun open, ct
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Western Railroad Company. SPECIAL TsHs-iied BY Nj Justice
80 u.s. si u.s. Nos is iss U' Is: PTS KS ~ lsi .' 10
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part I.--Bofore Mr.. Justice GARvs.
Court II O'Clock m.Nol 2l9 A. L. fsiweshsr sst
Van Nnsle 1853 JosePhne Larcbe ast The Csmpsne Ssey
's,s,n.os Coz 3e The Crockett Leather Coh Co Jerome
H. ID Rcisenbrrye l163 James C. Haeon Janirs
srrif ke.; 2t77, Andrew j. Bentley ct al s Albert s. chase
2ts Cahsrne Clsrt agt Wm Church Nathsnnl
rs kt The Mechanics and Traders
kIos.h More. az; Thomas Warren; 1888 James M Barrow
a. a Charles brint al 1891 Henrietta schmidt Em
ierth $3.50 William Langley ct al Eis Morris al 2s9s
Duncan McCoi ct al s The Sun inunce Co 2Ss Benjamin
Bonney ct al aEt William Lynch 760J, wIlism
Peter L9dsn.brsih 1901 Edwin Hoys al Dsvid wsss
-PAhr n-JUsrcR JoxRs-CoURT At II O'CLOCK A. -
NO. za BsIbe,ta Gold.ten at Wolf Mayors Frsdeek
ct al sg 0rdcHsn 1924 Edward Benjamin ag Jemer
Lynch. Sheriff, &c 2'a4 Richard Dss AT Sine on
sehwarz 1854 Louis Bise s A. Isaaes 1856 sr
hdes Gilmore 81 al 2bo. Seymour ~ Marsh H.
,%s fsnsr e al. zsle Men,w9h Ba,sr Edward r. Me
o] Allied poouue sgl hofaes D. Cahn ct a. 1914 John
geeepe 2a LoIinda j. Porter Hall; 1880 FedsTek r. II
Fowler 81 al agt VIM Ludlow; 1854 Mary ahn-y F..
DeSLer,yi IsS4 John brIweI at Aiessnder Pr.ngse
oovKr OF CoMnoN PLEAs-IRIaL iERp.-PARr l.
beioie judge CARpozo Held tie Ity Hall Cont osr Al D,
""'at %-fss ~ wbs sst s,snis i,ss bosss ss. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11

White with flowing hair They were looked upon a.
tayes Of the noble ladies who have lent their best 70
The cause Of temperance After the review IN the fh INC
procession tpassed out Of the west gate anu eoueu "
march up Broadway to the point OF dismissal
BRooKLYN
The Societies of Brooklyn turned out 10 the NUMBER OF several
hundred and marched through all the PlnepaI streets Oh
they passed before the Rev Rather turner shd
At the CITY Hall before Mayor Booth anu the common
Council In the procession the juvenile word was strongly
and raled in appearance their brethren o New
York The following societies marched a; d S So.
ety No l. r. NJ T. A. b Society No y M T. a; b. socefy
No 3 =. NJ T. A. b Society No s. r. NJ Il a d. Sociey 10
Y NJ f. NJ T. A. b. Society No j. r. N u l. A d. 30
ciety.
JERSEY CITY.
An the Temperanee Societies the city paraded one
which joined the New YORK procession The hne Of march IN
Jersey City was from Won Worst square through baiow 10
Grand down Grand 10 Washington through washington to
Essex down Hudson through Hudson 10 Mongom'
ery through Montgomery Newark ave- up NewarkaNe to
Grove through and up York TO Jersey ave- through
Jersey ave- down Newark 10 Grove up ufove TO South
Fifth up South Fifth to Jereya,e through Jeseya'e 10
South Third through South Third to Po'o anu thence 10
Hoboken. ,,-
The energy displayed by the Societies in hononng the mem
DRY that who has perhaps done more or Ireland IN
spiritual any divine since the days Oh 81 fatck
credit members and will be source OF pleasure
10 them in future years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
ANNIVERSARY or THE BIRTH OF FATHER
MATTHEW.
PARADE BY THE TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES or NEW.

PARADE BY THE TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES or NEW
YORK JERSEY CITY AND BROOKLYN.
The anniversary Of the birth Of the celebrated Irish
advocate OF Temperance Father Theoba Mnhcw occurred
Yesterday and TO the memory Of the good man who
aored 40 earnestly for the welfare OF his countymen all the
temperance societies of New York CITY, Brooklyn and jersey
Civ turned In regaia dress parade, and marched
through the principal Of their respective cities headed
by music and bearing banners and wreais oil nowe
NEw-YOkK.
Tn this cy the PROCESSION formed in the following order
the Convention IN bsrouehes bsh9omey osis
she Prsdeu Edward MuysnsJ. VeePresdent Luke Mcclure
Recording Secretary John Frenzy fnsn s.eiesy Imony
l. Esneh secr.,sJ John Barry Trssusr sseona
sve right resting on fihseninst y b. Alb Branch
No. i-J.. Crsmley, M.r.hsi. NJ r. A. No f'Iyohn
E. ns';s y No T Or M .siy
IN n A. b. s. No. S. N Y.-Jsmes D. Smith, MsrslaL NJ T.
b. g No. g. ~ Y.-Jsme. coye Marshal Young Mems ~ y
T. f, s s cig%ses:si MsNivsn, Marshal.
John Meadr Marshal. Young MeRs NJ r. A. BHNe J-psme
McGslIssLef, Marshal Young Men.F NJ T. A. No <Ira
iiei smith Marshal Young Men, NJ T. A. sSo srJams.
Lyons, M,rsba. " NJ 4. A. s. No e-John finle! Marsha
AT about II 20 D. m the procession started ina mnreh,u
through Sccondaye TO HoustOnst across Honsonst 10 NE
Bowey down the Bowery Chahamst, md uenee to me
cs gate OF the CITY Hall Park entering which the societies
marched the Park In front OF the City a where each
was IN turn reviewed by Acting Mayor John Brc esq ies
dent of the Board Aldermen Controller Brennan ana tue
Boards Of Aldermen and Concincn all with cr slaves OF
gold sash followed by about 20 juvenile representa-
tNes of temperance societies The lads were dncu III e
fancfu the green and red and green AM blue
societies then in order oneh preceodd by pahd
Of music and led by Marshal and aids horseback HOice
able IN the procession several Drawn by -four
and six hocs and erected tom platforms bcnlng
gorgeous banners with inscriptions On hec platforms
VI be LAS o w pageah SAT m handsome ,chDg adet uabtu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11
TRoTTIKe AT xTpDLBrowx-oyBR 1900 SPECTATORS
PRESENT.

MIpDLBrowE Oct. l0.-At the Trotting Park to-
day interest exclusively confined trottng The
grounds opened at and several contests in
sulged in when msiltrain arrived with the New York
daes and all seemed the election
and the expressions and CALCULATIONS Of crowd
indicate the state OF prevailing sentiment the seemed
satisfy the general expectation
There OF irotter all taking the track There
three running horses-time 2l0tSkstOckings being
winner
The best trotting time was Hammer 2.3st
There some 9 900 people the grounds The track
which q much cut by yesterdays trolling
and quite heavy Had IL been in proper order several
better TING would have been made the
testants day very best and fastest animals
shis noted horse region.
Capt Rynders had three Of his MARY Hytn or Widow
McCree ont Of old HsniOnan the stand which elected
much admiration.
The Captain was in bis finest feather and acted as caller and
timer throughout
Volunteer and Hamlet two Hamionan stations OF eI.
sue beauty slowly IN front o. the judges stand
their STYLE and action elciting general admiration
Hamlet aeward put upon his speed and otted HE mile
easily and most beautifully 10 235.
The receipts OF the Fair for admance to-day little
short OF en- JOO.
The officers Of the Association unremttng in their
exertons 10 have everything pass of In good order aud the
oughnes attending merely fair but il has been largely
attended by the most respectable ladies and gentlemen Of the
State.
There were three entries only for the $500 purse.
Alden Godsmiths bay mare and bay horse and D. )
Edsals 'Newburgh"
The besi time made by Goldsmiths bay First
boat 2aft, winning the purse. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11

Mayor :s D. L:ysa.a irs sh.slsss b 81 @
Cab at Miller M Lawrence at h.,,ns' i' e.ss AZ
s.fssa ,ssc Whitney ss wea.r i7si Mott .g sona
1sa tynn %hsh' ia 1% t Es~Hds csa oS.S. Il
Il oeci NJ No. 1895 John wiehsm .s Ia. Abraham 'Ss" ss
Gsn at Jane. Murphy ct al 1883 Joseph smith sea Ihs
CoaPsny o Se:sRn =. hA h sSSsr
% Hny se.aynsi Henry Nelson sgt y.dshe kide<f
III PSSs. as American Msto; n.T.nes CS%pi sSp
psa 7o Lame, Bsy ss Tho Emo Ralwsy Company i,o
hs M.,or &C. A. John Brachsn if6a Charles e. Meyer N hs
ST. Nichols Insurance Company
M.prsr CouRT-TRIAL TBRM-Before Judge GROSS
U.a In M brown boidins Court opens 10 ocoh e.
No. II, 49, So, %, liz, u.s. h'' h'' i''' ii' A'' NV 49,
l2t
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TIE MrapEs OF POLICEMAN HlrwKLL-AsRrsr


On st sPIcIos-1EsrNoNY BEyoKE CORONER SsiIH-The
csuent among the citizens and police of wiamsburgh in
regard to tho foul and yseous assassination of Oeer John
Hpwe 81 the Forty eth Pecinct remains unsbacd Indeed
Yesterday afternoon when sscertsned that the supposed
arrested and locked up IN the station House the
excitement greater than on TUESDAY morning when
the ecss found covered with
blood living On Ia Broadway The arrested
on .u,poco perane the bloody deed is known by the
soubraurt Of Boston jim His resi- name Patrick Shef
sn rb. an was arrested time ago by Ocer Hpvrl
While he engaged drunken braw al public house IN
the Nnsiesnth Ward aud II IL said that UNPLEASANT feelings
hsy, existed the since that time Shohen
clothes and correspond with the description given OF the
murdsrsr by those who him aer he committed the
fesru crime of the parties VINO saw the murderer
leave his victim lsst evening called OF the station
HouS~ 10 IDENTIFY prisoner hut OF them were positive
his identity although they stated that lie looked Ike the
man thew the morning Of the tragedy running down
Brcadway Shehn has long been resident o the lower po
ou of the Niaetecnth Ward and hs reputation never stood
good with the police He will probably be detained in custody
10 await the result Of the Cooners Inquest which com
mcnced Yesterday afternoon aud will BE- continued on Saturday
morning The testimony taken before Coroner Smith did
not differ materially the accounts published yesterday
Private wstcman John Van Nest who the hist man who
saw deceased he shot res that hewas quite nigh
shot that he heard two pistol shots hed be-
fore deceased fell MORALLY wounded aud that he man
leave Mr. Ackereys stoop near which the murder
med and run down Broadway he pursued this man some
distance but failed oyerake him and then returned TO de-
ceased who spoke word after he shot George e.
Ackerley James b Collins Mrs Sarah Hoy Charles r. Is
tee Mrs Mary Bunker VIM T. Estee and Miss Mary Gble
all residing In the neghbohOod Of the tragedy sworn
and examined but their testimony only corobont'e OF
that given by Van Nest
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BROOkL YN NEWS.
The ALLEGED MuRprppa OF RossRr s. WALKER

The hLLbUbD oIVHDfhEK VF NUbbHT % VhLhhH
LIBERATED ESQ BA-Robert Marvin, hostler Ia the
poy Mr. Chandler Of New Jersey who has sesdy bsen
reported Ia The TRIBUNE arrested by detectives Van
Wagner and Corwin suspicion Of having murdered Mr. Rob
et Walker who the time training Of Mr. Chand
horses has been liberated By Coroner Curtis giving
bail the Of $50 This action Of the Coroner
strange In view OF the fact that well that Marvin
after having objected TO Mr. Walkers riding the horse he
trimming threatened shoot him and that when the de
t-cves took him back Jamaica l. he made contradictory
In relation TO the affair On the morning Of the
murder that the accused hurred 70 the
hotel ordered breakfast which he did not return 10 eat but
having ordered to stable harnessed horse and drove
l. Snedkers While there he stated that Mr. Walker
had own from his and kicked 10 death by the
horse then drove Newton j. where be acted IN such
manner general attention and suspicion The
inquest BODY OF Mr Walker will be concluded on Saur
day next Curiss Hotel Jamaica when additional facts
NAV developed however that With the facts
known al the time Marvin should hsye been beusd and on
sueh tridng bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-11

EARLY CLOSING ASsocIATIoS-The regular weekly
meeting Of the Dry Goods Clerks Early Closing Association
held at then Hall No 267 BOwey last evening Five
members elected Bowery Committee reported all night
Catharne st. AL right Carninest stores close pnctuay
Thraye stores mostly opcn below Thirty eightbst The Re
port Union presented The Labor NOV
represented making opd strides Since the Bat
more Convention held large numbers Of members hnT
been added The Trades moving In regard 10 Annual
balls The resignation OF the Financial Secretary Mr. Witte
beechcT was taken from the abo Upon bis eonseDting 70
Until tue end OF bis term be loudly appaudcd The
President Mr. Lous Fromnes also withdrew bis reguajon
and bis action met with the enthusiastic approval o. the house
u was agreed that the phTd BaeT The Ost important
shat bod 'r brought before tbs Wesns stqud ~ tAAen