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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06
SAN FRANCISCO.
By rELEsRAPH TO THE y. 7. TRIBUNE;

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE y. T. TRIBUNE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-The Wine Growers State
Convention has adopted memorials TO Congress aud to the
Pacific Congressional Delegation asking reduction OF the
taxes Grape Brandy to the rate IN force last
YEAR and that port foreign wines costing - cents
gallon. III.
Arrived steamer Sacramento CaYerly from Panama. with
New. York dates Of Oct H.
Also arrived ships Golden fleece, Nelson, NewYo In
trerid Winsor do. Robin Hood Kelly do Granite State
Jacobs, do, bark Poios, Fowler, Liverpool
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AID FOR ouEpEc.-rAo following are the subserip-

AID VoR QUEBEc.--Ihe following arc Tho suoscrlp-
tons aid Of the sufferers by the Quebec fire to the present
time Previously reported $3.50 David hcGee seS Rowland
Aspinva $780, Olendof Case ESQ., de Wiser 800 Chas
A. Matthew'S tl0; w. b. Hunter Co, eOoi kremelocrg
Co, t50j L. Hufer g. Co.. ESQ., Renaud Francois Co. $50
Co.. ESQ., Cash t25 Isaac NJ Bail s25 Cash t25i Edey
Turnurs & Co., 500 Gomez Wallis a. Co. 500 sawyer
Wallace Co, ESQ; Watts Crane Co. $780, H. T. Fergu
sou 500 huxley Moore t25 YourRs Amann e25; w.
9. Mamford, se5i skeel Reynolds 80 Cssh 70 Total
A HgwIE- Treasurer No a. waHst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
TIE PANEL OF GRAND JURORS.

panel OF 81 Grand Jurors were sworn in yeSter-
day to through tie November Term Of the Court OF
General Sessions They will the discharge Of their
duties wednesday when the s, sitting Of the Court held
Judge Russell will preside ard the Hon Ginning = Bedford
IT, District Attorney viii conduct for the people
The following Is list Of the Grand Jury; Wilson o. Hunt
Foreman James Van Benschoten James Wickham, Rufus
H. Wood John Jacob Aston jr, Louis e. koppe Lewis A.
Garner. Henry Bakecy, John H. Mortimer jesse Oakley
Thomas Woodward John DeEuyter, Francis y Walker,
George Jackson John e. Chamberlain, JOhn Wadsworth
Albert l.. Conklin Bernet l.. Solomon.
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sencd "a worth % while defendants insisted her furniture
worth but $50 and that the pnntf had then refused 70
TAKE the iness the defendant would spuate not 10 sub
lei the portion o. the premises retained by herself II also
pcared that in way the plaintiff again In the
promises go. a., o..
Mr. J. T williams or behalf Of the plaintiff uAcd that IL
appeared that the w0rn discharged aud tat as the
plaintiff was now possession and tho defendant Threatening
10 use tho warrant ieenly an Injunction proper
Mr. T. w Dodge Tor tho defendant argued that though
them were where iTeuarity IA the proceedings OF
fraud being charged the Court would interiors; yes here u h
pcaicd all the proceedings regular nor c0nd the
tour interfere after Tho actually executed
Court after hearing long argument held thar as t
bad actually boon executed It MSS JnHTte e9 ana
of no further validity 1.-THE plaintiff IN possession the De
cndant could act under the war9st but mn toke new
prOoced ngs eyo her There therefore, nothing about
The warunt rpsrn and the Injunction must be dissolved
MrL n Williams for plaintiff, Mi X W. Dodge for de-
fcndant. If ...
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Bulls HEAD.-With q total of $50 beeyes for the
week. prices nearly unchanged Trade has been SLOW oa'
the stock pretty much sold or losing money ms
quality generally better than last week. though there We"
plenty of thin poor cattle hurried of 10 save feeding win nsa
priced hay and grain Sheep improving and the peu Ne
cleared to-day for the first time In weeka There only
digit advance as yet Nearly 900 been received Tor hs
week making the largest supply known Hogs are 10
higher. the fine cool weather helping the trade An'sf
% 296 for the week aud nearly all sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06
THE T0MBS POLICE COURT.
fR.fofe Justiee DOuliur.l

ROBBED IN A SALoOS.-Late on Sunday night John
ONe residing the OF Van Brun and Partitionst
entered the oyster saloon Of Charles Wilson No "a Greenwich
s. and while there he claims that Wilson and man unknown
90 him assaulted and knocked him down. and robbed him OF
slJ in Treasury The cries OF Neil brought to ls
assistance officer Of the Ivenyse second Precinct who
arrested Wilson made his escape Yesterday
the prisoner arrngned before Justice Downing Il the
Tombs who held him to bail in the sum OF O 10 answer the
charge Oi robbery.
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RAuApo Flas CoMpAsY.-The old Liberty Fire

IAMAFU Ehb NVhT At'A' NHO VIu E1E'"''J -
Company RamaPO ROkand County has been revived and
newly organized with Capt Charles Horne Foreman Who
on Friday last presented with elegant belt The old
bearing OF ls has been renovated and supplied
with city remen might learn by an inspection OF
this machine what small beginnings they have grown 50
great In case Of FIRE occurring Ranapo the citizens would
range IN line the engine to the water and with buckets
continually passing would pour the water into the machine
while the boys would pump the flames Meanwhile tbe
more modern engine which in the hands Of well orgauzed
con- pany would put ou the FIRE. .i
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report OF the sudden death Of Mr. Simeon Draper was cae"
In city yesterday The report vas uHfOanded MI praP'.
has lying m for several weeks at his eogny resdeaee
Whiteso1e Long Island and Sunday last was atacssa
with paraysis witch attack win doubtless prove fatal ns
was however living at late hoor yesterday snernoon S
wire Tor sgycral dsys
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SUPERIOR COURT-TgnL TERM-Noy. s Before Jus,
tice BARBOUR.
CLAM OF A FACTOR FOR SERVICES.

r. T.
This action arose as follows: g. N. Zingsen con-
sell commission which the defendant advanced slOO
sold worth and the balance sold at
excepting 81 worth which upleYed IN this
Zngsen being dissatisfied with the way the business
done assigned the whole claim 10 the plaintiff who de-
handed the goods The defendant cnmcd that he was entitled
hold the goods I'LL his soryiceswhch he valued nj wv
should be paid for The plaintiff insists that defendant agreed
10 accept $50 and that he rendered him the balance OF that
f and the simple question here Is how much the defendant Is
entitled to-
The jury found the value Of the property S. 800 and yer
diet for the plaintiff
c. Bainbrdgo Smith for plaintiff John TOWNSEND for de-
SPECIAL TFnt-Before Mr. Justice GAR1S
LANDLORD AND TENANT TRoUBLEs-A UsELEss INJUNCTION
Margaret A. Knight agt Anna Saers aud others
The plaintiff In Der complaint set that on the oh O O
tober last she leased from the defendant the premhes NO IL
the deend had taken proceedings TO have hr eycted
serving with clock evening renrnaDe
next morning m that she had attended at that time aud
found the already disposed OF aud that the Defendants
10 oyec the warrant so obtained She there
fore prayed On injunction restraining the defendants from pro-
csedng under the warrant On the % OF Eoyemb an order
70 show why such injunction should n issue was
granted with stay In the meanwhile aud the ess came up
yesterday afternoon.
The defendants affidavit showed tb,t the warrant had been
actually executed the day before the injunction issued
up that her request after she had been put out
allowed hsr TO have her furniture the house That
proceedings had been takeu 10 dsposess Mrs Haenoeok
who lease 10 the LIST OF October and her statements In
GLIDING the plaintiff that the osss called in ihe justices
minutes after and then unattended with COUNSEL and that
the only agreement for direct eass TO the plaintiff om M
Sae WA proposition that she should take lease s $50
per uaph giving security % ha ssptWs yhIos shs geeee
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

DRowSRD.-0n Sunday afternoon four men, named
A. Bigger g. Willard y. Gillian aud g. II Ramsey started
from BROOKLYN to take sail on the River When nearly
opposite Of the boat ospzed and Ramsey
was drowned Bigger Willard and Gillian were picked up ~
the schooner Sarah Buckley and taken the Forty seventh Pro
cnct Station House where they properly cared Tor An
persons mentioned wOkmen in the Manhattan Oss
Works at the foot OF foDrteenthst
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IMPORTANT THEATRICAL EyEST,

Mr. Boughs buresque Of Perdta has been produced 10
very eredtabe manner at the NewYok Teaer and viii be
played for two nights together with the comic drama Of
'Old Pills Birthday" The new play OF Griffith GoT" will
be produced wednesday evening Miss Rose Eynge and
Mr. X Mortimer have been engaged pcrsonae respect
lively Kate and Griffin Mr. Augustn DAILY the adapter Of
Mr.. Reade's novel
Mr. Bogum Dawisons last appearance at the sad Theaer
was made last evening" In the character Of 0elo. Mr..
Dawson will commence an engagement Of five nights in Pha
ater will him.
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EoU8TRIESsEIsM IN CALIFoRSIA.--At an eques-
trenne in San Francisco the 9th u ladies
competing Miss Marion Evans daughter Of Albert Evans
esq OF The Alta California rode mile in 2s winning the first
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06

BOARD or CoUKonhsE-No QUoRUx-The Board
held no meeting yesterday afternoon quorum appessg
roll call sad the President declared the Board adournsd ua
Thurvdsy snefnooa
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NEH.JERSEY NEWS.

FUNERAL or SENATOR WRIGHT.-The obsequesof
the late Senator Wright took place. Saturday fom the
House Of Prayer RpcOpaD Church AT about o'clock the
remains accompanied by the relatives aud friends were
convened TO the church They here met by the on
clating clergy the Reys Msbin Mier Smith, Stansberry
Hodges Smith Shackleford of New York and entering hs
Western door OF the church proceeded up the principal A
the Mr. Maybin citing the opening sentences Inc an
them dead sung antphonay by the clergy and the
choir after which the Rev Mr. MerSmh read the burial les
son Corinthians 18th chap xxh The Rev Sr Shaef
efOrd then delivered exemporaeous address after who's
tbe funeral cOrteRe proceeded Mount Pleasant Cemetery
where The rites observed The remains were inferred
In Mount Pleasant Cemetery, and nclOsed In CONN
covered with black CLOTH with silver bindings and plate in
scrbed with the and age OF the deceased cross and
wreahs OF fragrant white flowers idupou the lid Bishop
Odenhemer not present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06

GRRBSPoTST AND WILLiAsBUR9H RAIRoAD-Ihs
stockholders OF the Geenpont aud wuomsburgh Railroad
held meeting Yesterday noon at No $40 FStons Brooklyn
for the purpose Of ectng Directors The meeting presided
over By Mr. Demas Strong but is proceedings were kept
strictly private the public are LEFT IN the DARK as 10 us esuH|
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS PART Nov. 5.-Befor'
Judge BRADY.



Bell ct al egt. Garrison ct al.
The motion in this case was made TO modify an IN
junction restraining the defendants non transferring certain
stock In the Atlantic Steamship Company IL appears M IN
july last the Company increased s capital stock hOm %
100000 This g. 10000 Increased capital was 20 %
apped 10 the purchase Of vessels Il other lines IL Is alleged
by Che pant the stock be withhold from the
market months from July 1866 The parties who re-
ceiyed this extra stock offering IL for sale
Injunction restraining them from dong Ohtained
short time The motion made yesterday the part Of
Mr. T. White who claims 20 be the bona fds owner OF
1900 shares which transferred 10 him before the iun
ton was Issued and which offered for sale by him without
any knowledge his part that such injunction had been Issued
The stock sold and the purchasers demand us delivery
This motion modify the injunction far as to allow MI
White transfer the stock which be has sold In good ta
further hearing Of the argument was postponed counsel nov
w Fullerton and g. A. RappeolIo for plaintiffs exJusge
Allen and j. G. Spencer for defendants.
Before Judge CARDOl0.
LIMITATION or CONTRACTS WITH REAL ESTATE BROKERs
Joseph i. Harris agt Daniel Burtnet.
The facs OF the alleged by the plaintiff and which
are not denied by the defendant are as follows
In 1853 defendant employed the plaintiff 10 sell Tor him
certain farm for $4,000 Some afterward the plaintiff
found conditional purchaser in one j. Russell Upon in
PRODUCING him 20 tho defendant conversation ensued during
which Russell stated that be owned gold mine IN Colorado
which be valued $4,000 and that AZ the defendant would
assist him getting stock company with that capital 70
mine the land he would take the n in payment for stock
This the defendant declined 10 do and the matter dropped
bout two years aerward the defendant sold the farm 10 Nr
Russes wife The plaintiff claims that this sale was part
OF the original Transaction and that no introduced Mr. Rus
sell % the defendant hc is entitled TO his commissions on the
The counsel for the defense moved 10 dismiss tue com
plant on tho ground that admitted did not max
ths plaintiffs The COmt granted the motion ana ds
missed tho COMPLAINT Plaintiffs counsel excepted
Francis Byrne for plaintiff; H. =. Allen for defendant
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ERWARK.
MuRpERous AssAULr.-JaeOb ROeller. who keeps

MURDEROUs ASsAULT.-Jacob RoeIIer, VINO Keeps
saloon at No Harrison arrested yesterday after
for committing murderous assault on his wife Pre-
yious TO his committing deed he made several cuts In
painting OF his wife which hanging upon the wall ana
calling her attention he told her that he about to IN
aict similar sabs upon her He proceeded TO CARR
into effect his bloody purpose and but for the timely arrival OF
officers doubt Mrs would have been seriously injured
not buiay murdered ROeler at arrested, and
now safely locked up 10 the Newark Sationhouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06

BRooKLYE COMMON COUECIL.-A meeting OF tbs
Brooklyn Common Council held yesterday afternoon bat
on account Of the election to-day the Board oErned without
tFansacting any business Of Importance.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C0URT-Beiore judi
SNALLEY.
SUIT FOR DAMAGES FOR ALLEGED NEGLIGENCE OF Cana

SUIT FOR DAMAGES FOR ALLEGED NEGLIGENCE OF CANAL
COMPANY.
Gertrude T. seldom Exccutrx ag The Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company.
This case, reported in The TRIBUNE OF the 3lst
umo and IN which defendants sued by plaintiff to
for alleged damage which plaintiff ems 10 have sustained by
reason certain lands owned by her In sullivan County this
state being inundated by the enlargement of defendants canal
concluded today the jury bringing IN verdict for de-
PENDANTS.
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SUPREME CoURT-CrRcUu-Pa I-Hoy 5-Befon
Mr. Justice BAeSARD.
TuR JUMEL WILL CASE
chasc and Others agt. smith aud others

Chase ana others hgt olnltn duh oihcts
Mr. Justice J. +. Barnard, who was selected 10
hold Court not being present yesterday tho Court was
opned by Mr. Justice Barnard OF this city Tx Judge Pierre
on bchnf OF the pani moved that the Jum VIII eee
be set down the first the calendar for "wednesday
next Mr. Smith letter from Mr Bradford stating thai
he would be detained In Washington during The week and
asked that the De down Tor Monday next ON the other
hand suggested ht case might get on when "ond
occupy 10 the exclusion Of this case and M Jusee
dow the pcremptory for wednesday sug
gestng that would probably take some time TO procure jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06

The crisis presses fsce 20 face with Us stands
With lips question ike the shynx in Egypts ssnt
This dsy fashion destiny the web Of fate we spini
This day for ell heresher choose we holiness or en-.
By eli for which the bore their and shame;
BY warning truth with which the prophets
~ the sfue which awaits by oil the hopes which cast
Their faint and trembling beams The backnes Of the past
blessed Him who esTths freedom died.
people, bTothTs let choose the righteous side
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15

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sassins. He stands as the only known
representative of a conspiracy which,
though it was formed and eliminated
within the last two years, though six or
seven of its members have been ar
raigned and convicted, though the most
acute legal minds have been employed
to slit it to the bottom, is to-day wrap
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dimness of the middle ages. The ex-
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may well be guaged by the fact that of
the two well.known gentlemen who
were put In charge of the case by the
Government, and studied il long and
closely, one still declares that Jefferson
Davis was the chief conspirator. while
the other stakes his reputation
on the shocking and incredible
accusation that the present Presi-
dent of the United States was an
ac"omplice in the plot. ALI the cir
cumstances in the case are known to
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who can be named; and with his per-
son in our possession, The nation could
l0eH afford 10 offer him has life, has liberty,
or any other price lChich paiqht be
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

There are TumOrs in New Orleans,
that Macmillan has aCceded 10 the wishes of
the conservative party and returned 20 Mex
leo for the purpose Of carrying on the Empire.
Several instructions have been issued
to the commanders Of OuT troops on the Rio
Grande. with reference to Mexican affairs, the
purpOrt of which is said to be that they are 10
abstain from any interference whatever In
the affairs Of that country, unless ordered
from headquarters to do so.
A letter from MOntegras the Imper-
ial commander at Acapulco, dated Nov. 24th,
does not seem to mediate the immediate
evacuation Of that place. 1t says the war
steamer Talisman left there with orders from
Marshal Bazaine to bring 400 out Of the ], $40
men campaigning in Tehuabtepec, and that
their arrival would dispel all the chances the
Liberals had of taking possession OF Acca-
pulcO. Ii further says that operations will be
Immediately commenced against other posts
in the state Of Guerrero, and that the boast
ed Liberal victory OvaF COlOmO was over los
men, who we're surprised and OveTpowered by
a superior force. Eighty-hye or the number
arrived safely at COlOma.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-15
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PEisSsINAI..

The President has appointed Thos
E Hayden United States Attorney for Nevada.
John Perry was re elected mayor of
baltimore, on Monday, By a nearly unanimous
vote.
MIR. Joseph S. Baueher, a most
worthy grand master Of the grand lodge of
MasOns Of MARYLAND. died Sunday night. He
was an old and respected citizen Of Baltimore.
Hon. II. @. Beaman, of Michigan,
has paid back into the Treasury over five nun
cred dollars received during the last three
years for mileage a member of Congress
IN excess Of what he believes to be just, al
though the amount be received was cOmpu-
ted according to the present Congressional
statute OF mileage.
Mr.. A. J. Braiscer. of Philadelphia,
sent to President Johnson, as a Thanksgiving
Day memorial, family heir loom, being one
of the medals struck in COMMUNICATION of
the resignation OF General Washington in
1897. The head OF Washington upon this
medal is a strong resemblance of the likeness
adopted by HOuden in his statue Of the Father
OF MS Country.