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, 1866-03-07
-----:-- 1861 1865. 1861 1s6
Sunday and MundAy.-.. hs. z,A3 LIN s.5s3
Tuesday ......-. ...-..... SO 10 1o5 $3.50

Tot1I-.-........:.....I.E1 I.E1 Io8 3Ml6 5,9tS
Same lime last wetk....aT9 lis 80.
The act17 receipts since our last report have been
follows:
illinois Central 50
huntington Eoad. 5e0
o. 110&& q A10u IsCa4-.
EotthWestr!n Ro.d.. .............. lt0
Rock 1AlAnd Rnaa ...........4. ESQ
AlehlEan Certfa: Road.... .....-......-...... 80
4okA4.sssss.sss+ssss .s-.ss...-.....s.-... 91Q
HThe reported kafes stnee O'clock last evening" ara
n follows:
Illinois Central Scala II
Eutlutton scale. 81
ST. LnutS Alton .-........... II
North stern 148
, 1866-03-07

u R1ptTks e[lu au#E II Ht8d Ebod Sttt{8. aVe42&Dg
$40 1s, 1t p.
Conpovsr sold scho1leF II head stock Stsers aver-
ug1Dx 9l9 os Ut $S3,e0 per head to uouxh Co. st
head, nEerrgipG 1,l00 q =, At $3-13k.
HOGiFtpm the returns made 10 the Board OF
Tss, fnd the receipts and shipments for the last
twenty four hours, compared with tha fecepts and
shipments Of tbs period IN ls65, "a be foaws*
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-16
THE EVANSVILLE JOUR THURSDAY, AUGUST e 1866

connpIete her repairs. During the fire the
ladies' cabin oil the st. Nicholas. on the
etarboard side, took fire, and was extln-
guished by the crew on board. We were
Informed by the crew of the st. Nicholas
that after the arrival of the fire engine,
party OF men, calling themselves firemen,
rushed on board of the boat and commence
ed breaking into ,state-rooms, carried of
the small looking-giaSses, and did other
damage to the boat, which conduct is UNI
becoming firemen. If they were of that
grade. The large mirror which adorned
the ladies' cabin was also taken down by
those who boarded the boat, and broken
into pieces. The piano was also removed
up to the clerks office, for which proceed
ing there was no necessity. The Saratoga,
Office We did not learn whether the
Adams was insured or not, but presume
she was. The loss by this fire viii exceed
MEMPHIS. = The appeal of Saturday
says: -tbLA
Yesterday morning we had a glorious
fall of rain, which effectually laid the dust,
hut to-day it will be almost as bad as ever.
Business on the levee was very dull. The
river continues 10 fall at the rate of twelve
inches in "A hours, and from the fact that
the Southerner, Kate Robinson and Me-
pham have not arrived at the present
writing, we infer that Plum Point bar is
getting near the surface. The streams
above are all falling.
NEW ORLEANS. - The Times of Friday
says:
Since our last, the weather has been OF
an oppressive nature, the thermometer
being high in the nineties.
Business was dull on the LANDING. Ihere
was but one departure; the Nina Simms
left at 10 A. NJ. for Bayou Sara. There were
few arrivals.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-16
RIVER NEWS.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
ment of job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our fob department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C., &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf-bo win be promptly attended to.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-16
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

w of the best PIANOS ever brought to
this city, including the manufacture OF
Bradbury, Emerson, Hintz and Schra1dt,
and Tryon and Allen and Jewett. Are also
the EXCLUSIVE AGENTS here for the
celebrated ioa 4af4 A a"t. lA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-16
Pianos and Organs

much lower than they are being sold else
where in this city, and persons in want of
a superior Instrument, will ind It to their
advantage to call before purchaSlng else
where MISSES F. & A. LAWRENCE,
Water street, first door below Chestnut
mars
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-16
MASON 81 HAEILIN
CABINET ORGAN.

We have one of the largest size now on
hand: very fine Instrument for Church,
and far superior to any small Pipe Organ.
We are selling
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-16
River and Weather.
ROnfs Due.

Among the first boats due here are the
Mary Erwin, and Talisman, from St.
Louis; j. T. McCombs, from Louisville;
Sherman and Lorena, for New Orleans;
Armada, from Cairo; Altoona for Mem
phis; Advance, from Cumberland River;
Ada Lyon, from Green River.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-16

We ara regularly receiving the LATEST SzHs
most approved goods in our line, AZ fksE
lowest prices, and expect to keep mp wkEN
the market in respect to quality and pE1n2
Persons purchasing are respectfully kzss-
and examine our stock.
VIM. H. WALKER q Ca
MARI 6m toa
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

TISH--Tte mat ct fbr Dry Cod is dull and heavy;
we luS al sra 81 IS for Grand Bank and ST. Georges
Mac .ere are ia lohblng demand and steady We duos
at t92 5OqS0 for No Macs. Herrirgs are dal a,u
mammal -,
GRAIN-The Wheat market is very quiet Doiders
are more disposed TO SELL prices favor The buyer lor
most grades ,he sales are 800 bnsh> White usreeee
at q - Barley is inactive, but pre- es show no cNhg
Barley Malt is dull but prices are uncbangea; oa,s
are easier, AID close doll tho s1es are 1900 ensn.
Canadian at COO; Unsound Western at 81 aS6c; state
at 81 62c, and Sc for Jersey and southern ie
ia oniet rlt firp; the sales SMALL State at q ~
Corn is lower aud less active the supply Is ample ol
Unsound but of Sound it is moderate the sales are
"a 600 bush Unsound at e0d9ic; western niXe9 ~
95095ic. aoat aid 93 94c in store. and Jerse! io
low as g}69ac. ;oo.
HOPS are in good demand for home use, and piiees
are susaincd We quote from 2Od 65c as to CROWN
and'Quaty. II. 81, ,-o
bales shipping at 10d7ac ..-o1s.a T.,
IRON-Pig is dull but firm; we quote at s1"G ''< io'
| No | American, and Sol aS53 .or do. Scotch.
LEAD-The market for Pig is dun and unchanged
the sales are nj $40 % for CGeDa; $40 for Ehssb
German Refined and Spanish; We quote Bar al i@c'
| and Sheet and Pipe az Ice.
MOI LASSES-No sales of any description are re
urchnnpp1
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
4 oor-hccper ass1ssinn"d nj Fiis Own
Dsor-Arrcst Of the Perpetrators.

About = O'Clock on Monday morning th,
keeper of lager bcer saloon It No ~ Mcs,eroAst
Brooklyn E D. shot on the thrc sholl ol hs prtm
r. bv parry Of ruilisns and dird within 10 minus,
This murder pcrpoiracd ID tar most coldbiood'd ID
maumcr. without any pa.iiaiur clrcumsi iuccs what
ever The following az ihc particulars Of thc tgasl
Iafair:
just previous 1913 3. ~, party of men yi,ited n
l,gcI ber saloon of Hugo Nelcucr No. 10 4icsserolc
street amcd with ELed res AMI pistols. and called
tor drinks. These were srpphcd by Ncicigcs. and
after they were partaAcn o tie party called 1T more.
.ffpg that they wanted their Ncw y ear Weichucr
sid tal hc cOu.d not afford 10 give them anything
unless they paid for H. hen ,hey became tntJucat ana
threatening Welclucr in tAe meantime. pursuing "a
colchdtOry course. and advising them - 20 home.
The ruhans finally eit the saloon ana congt'galed on
ihc sidewalk whore they loaded tAcir pieces aud dis
charged them prOniscnOuslt.
/ Wcchlcr followed them 10 the door. saving in o
bland Manner ~ the German language, "tOod iiglt;'
Du tie scorndreis did not rec.procate l Kindness OF
heart aud fred three blink shots into bis saloon. At
fhs stage OF the proceedings WcichHei concluded Ia
close his plnce and stepped agan 10 the door for that
prrposc when one of the party discharged an Enfield
riie al him the pail rom which TOOK elect in the
wight OF his breast coming Out on the left side. shat
tofing his arm aud lodging IN the easing of the door
where IL siill rmnins imbedded Wcchner then stag
ccred into tie rear room OF his saloon, eXcaimiug. 20
father lm shot,' He then fell to the lDor grOaned
ana expired.
attracted 10 the place by the report Of firearms and
acr noticing what bad occurred, notified Capt. Mullin
That Official, with hrs usual rrUmpiude dispatched
Scrrcants Forrest aud MadGOx with several officers
pursue and capture tie murdercrs at all hazards. Tbs
order was promptly oJeyed aud faithfully exec dtod
Within ihIcc hOuIs of the bloody tragedy. eve
engaged IN II was arrested and lodged m the cells Of the
81 alton House The credit of these arrests Is properly
due 10 Sergeant Forrest and Officer DE Ia Hunt though
they were ably seconded by their fellow officers.
Tho following are the names nf the parties arrested:
George Schmidt. German. 20 yenrs Of age. safe
maker by occupation. Schmidt was arrested at his
residence. No. ~ Enenst with the Enfield r.he III
III. pOssf, ION and thltr s cartridges ia h's p'~hct
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

under Ihe title OF the American Exchange bas oi. ~
whc'A contained speculative elements that Pre'enFu :.
trori attaining sobd position and rendered eApeoh'
Its present trapsferenee 10 different hands.
Money is easy on call at 0G7 per cent ana upon
Government security lower rates have been m"ue'
In commercial PAPER there is 10 material chaAs'.
and BUYERS are able 10 make large interest. Best
names are quoted 7G9, and second grade lOGi3 per
cent. The bank statement shows large gam III
legal tenders, made by amending the form of then
weekly statement, in accordance with the following
resolution, adopted af a meeting oi the Association
held December y:
Resolred That tho banks he requested TO include he,
after United STATES Clearing House eertncates WIZ
lee al tender notes in tLeir weekly statements 10 h'
Clearing. House.
Borrowers cannot be too careful IN nakiig ne"
engagements upon this statement. IL shows tn"'
the banks are strong, but it does not follow ina
they will be running about the streetsior borrowers
at low interest On the other hand, 1t If wei
known that this legal-tendcr money means com
pound notes with large accumulated interest, anc
one-vear certificates bought at rates which temp
shrewd bankers to use their money IN thai
direction in preference to ofdihai! io"ns
The Government will soon be III Tue
market 70 change It's short loans into long bonds
and reduce the currency by the process The
deposits show an increase of $6.02l, ,99, in Irepa
ration for the payment Of dividends and interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Arri,rd-MONp.Y. Jar. ].


Stean.lip Scot,nl (Brl Hai Liverpool I..' j. w
oueens,owl ljt, with mdse ani -oJ pass 10 "''''
Ouion. IL, - ii, 81,
Rr,,. Dec H. with ulerchand aud Passengers 70 'r'I-e
Mckenzie nls experienced he-yy westerly s1e' te e''
Steamship Vixen 'herrit Newbcu md'e sne pass to N'r
'steam,hp Falcon. Ndiieh Baltimore, n.d'e to J. B.
Smul. . 80, ... o.t, IA p;eh.
Stean..!p ssrlo.a Asg Norfolk City Point a'a hiea'
tt'sr soat6 Carolina. A. v Lieut., W. W Keun.
son coumandirg Philadelphia Dee ~ ana We Dr., \,
3ls,. having IN the L. : steamer Ne,namlng 'ne
I, brought th. port be h-i out with machinery ~c
Steamship Mcncss. Msrshnan, Charleston c'.s' "l'A
md. md pas 70 Livingston. FOX 81 Go. -
ship Seusor lAer lirrm.l. DanlrTnam lisIr az - cay
ndsc and $40 pa.,. 60 hunha-i Co. ia" 10 sea' 1o
births 49,,
Shin Le,.cLea.tr,h (of Greenor Mcdonald. Havana Dee
g. wiki sugar is bound or tAc lie; Ut INTO ii' oI a
,re.. hayi, tr.eucet ittyy gale Dec % snd - dur
iug which p commenced. ea4ns badly also damage" ''A
pump , -- - ..., ,....
Bsrk Daniel Draper dtsl) Piranaesrlo, Palermo IS d.y
with fruit 20 james Robinson 4 Co..
Brig Msre Lui-e lldul S'ruvc bshsa " Is WIN -u-' "
r. D. sloman s. Edye. Bra trode Danl' sai!ed day. is
Brif Mary stewart loi Bansor Dennis'n, Me.sns SEPT
Brg Face Tot bear River n. > Parker, Mrago'ue, u 49,
with lorNood 20 =. C. McAndg.ws.
Brs Chas Heath. Dix. EiiEobethport ior Portland
Schr. J. d. Nhirpe. Thomh, Port an fiincs - e'!'
10 o,wood, coffee. &c. TO niastsi D.,
Srhr jones Lough - hts Is Gays~ith 'at t. j'ne'
Longh. ....
TO ID. X. DeWoiL
schr Csri..a Ann (Brl M,r.hman cOrnwa,ls IS dayt"
D. r. NpMol
schr Ia.lcton (of TAunton), Gardiner. Pl aderis H
Scir Belle Cof Granville y 81 Thorn Mrsgoer, s dy'
logwood aud coffee 70 J. LeaycFsft Co.
~oon Tho.. null, Hull. Providence.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
on, Mnlin has the rife and cartridges in the satop'

Cant Muip has the rife and cartridges IL 'ne f1auOD
House. - u,of o,e ooo,er nv
oocunotion residing at No. III B0erum-st ~, !,
Iofn R"bensein German 70 years Of Gge tailor Dy
occupation. a., .o,or AGED 90
years same occupation -, ooo same
Nicholas Weaver, German ~ years oi "s'' '"'-0
occupation. ~ a. rh,so,et
An the prisoners with the exception OF ohurhol.;
belong 10 a social club at the corner OF EVEN anu h
Soholessts Schmidt president OF this cup anu N'
term of office expired at Il o'clock oahuay t G,msnv
The murdered man was native OF Baden GERMANY
aged "a years. .. A. er.. s;rce he
assumed tho Office OF coroner tue term VI ono
hours before the murder.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

NAVAL SrORES-Sprits Turpontine Is Jun al 81
al ~. Resins quiet and without material chahsc
in prices. Tar is nominal. -
OILS Linseed is firm and IN fair demand; We quo,c
nj ~ 1881 - for City. Fish Oils are unchahgeu;
~ % for Crude Whale. and s. for Crude SPERM ITu
on is dnu and heavy; we quote at s2as2 u.
OIL CAKF-1he market is steady, but very qb.l
the stock Of Western is mOdorac safes o Ihy h nns'
at s56d 50 do IN bags at Sj3 and western ii D'gs
at SJ2. .,-... T. a.,
PEOVISlONS-ThoTc has been more activity III tle
market for Pork. but prices have decinei ana hIe
heavy az the closc for future delivery We hear o ses
of 80 bbs New Mess. buyer last hai oi January! NJ
52gU so -: so bbs do. seller hrst hhl o JanHdiS
at % an. 30 bbls do seller February at s9i the
sales cash and regular 800 bbs. at - ~ ~
Sos ~ for Old Mess so 20 Tor New do. ana 81 Tor
New Prime Beef is steady. with fair business.
Tlerce Beef is duh and nominal Beei Hams aie y,
moderate request and steady. Cut Meats are du ana
nominal. Bacon j. quiet small sales OF tuWptrIahi
Cut at l5c. Dressed Hogs are lower and dnil; we
quote NJ - I2tc for Western and ai2ic. for Cliy
Lard is duh and heavy; salCs OF go bhs ana tes ai
a l7lc for No ], l3asc. for CITY and Irs owe lor
Western.
PETROLEUM-Crudci is IN moderate request and
steady NJ 4Oc. Refined in bond is GulI and noni'
Dal ~ ia tiC
RICE-The market is dull and We have only 10 no
fce few small parcels Carolina al l2l BE-. the stOck
on hand Is 22gs Bugs cleaned and l.56J bags and
mats unccaned against 81 136 bags cleaned ana 2lso
bars and mats unclcaucd same tine last year.
STGAES-Iaw Sugars are without important
change: sales Of 100 hhds private teTns, ana lo
boxes Havana NJ lOtc. for MOasscs sugar. nud 4-.c
Tor No y. Refined are firm nj l-ic for Hards.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
SHIPPING aNTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORX..
Cleared

C1Parfds
Steamship Peruvian Br). Bal!Antine Liverpool wa Port
steamship Washington, Chichester, Philadelphia Janss
Hand. . ~. N..,,,,. s,esD.hpCo
Steamship Gaucus Jne. Boston Neptune % " .,
steamship Wan. Woodward, Reynolds > Anh0y w. p"'
zeL r p.,.;,oxa 7 p Small
Steamship Eastern City. Murray, Phiade phia, p,
Shin Caro'us Magnus, Ashley Mobile VIM Wh;oeS' ir'p
Brs Nora BT) Tosteyn, Queenstown io' oiuef' D. r.
BIZ Bogo.a Br) Negrs. Santa Martha headliy' hr0
Co nj; pow5.rhorn tTexssl
Schr A. Dexter Chase New Orleans, Van brln st'' 9
Schr. Pioneer. Lathrup. osiveston' ~ L. '"'' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
COURT CALENDARS-Tnn DAY.

SUPREME COuRT-tiENERAL TERM.-prcfcficl
rsu,es-N Nos l. II. Enumerated Motions-No 3 u % g. o
SO 595 ,gj 100, i9 800. 1913 gOi 100 lc4o ot 1852 d.
? No. 1876. Ia8, 49,
SUPERIOR CoURT - PART l. 80 Nos. ISL. 1853.
9G 5l5 5,J7 1881. 1880 1899 lG.9 s065 5iCl 5l9 10
i1,7 l5i9 PART ll-Nos. 4o2, az! ul6. HO 2l50 26i,
2l5i 1919, 1896, 1906 Il8', 2clG. 1888 2l8, 2l60.
COURT OF COMMON Pleas PART Mos.
1901 1909, 9O8 80 ll8y 1889 ll'8 1882 1909 1871. 1902
1908 1893 1901. 1903 PART llNos. lI7 56J llTg 1850
2i8 ly,2 l-6 1913, 'aJ l46 1913, 1870 lrlj il3 1910.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

SFFDS-Cloyer seed - quiet at l2 a. &c.; llm"iiN
Seed is duh 20 s3 JOa - ~; Rough Fax seed is "ny
in limited demand but prices ore wi'ho. change
M s2ajUs3Oj A. bnshcl. Calcutta Liusecd is ifm
and in moderate request
TORACCO-Kcninoky Leaf is moderately active and
firm. Seed Leaf s dull.
TkLLOW-Tbe market is duh ard heavy. sales q
40O0O 10 al III alJ.c ior Western. and lJi al,c FOR
city ..-
MHISEl-1he market is dul and nominal 30 p ~
az. for Western witl sales ~ retail lots ai ilr latter
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
Rcceiuts Of Produce.

Ian "-Ga,q bbs. Flour. pig bbs. WHISKY. 100 bhis.
Corn Ncnl 5.5 socks do. ~ sacks on CAKE. g q.
bush WAcat 4.Ci2 bush. Cora. 3.@ bush Oiis; 'oo
6ush. Malt lGI bush Seodr pgys. Ashes 10 pkss.
RI o--,bnls Pork 40 IAc,. cut Meuis. 10 pks,.
Lard. Kegs do le0 Dressed liogs, i.lJ bbls fcuo
lruu .l % bales Cotton.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JAx BEFORE Jn
s.tffu
HOMICIDE oN THE HIGH SEAS.

The prisoner, who was lnaie on board the
scoon. Minerva on her voyage Hilton Head in Dccim
bcr 1885, shot OF the name al Riley, killing him
amo. instantly lie hus been upr oncd in i city for the
past II months aud to-day placed his trial for murder
il appearing that Riley h1d assaulted aud stabbed him. the
Jury found the homicide eNcusabie, and acquitted him.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

CANDLES are IN moderate reGuest ana e'eduyi we
duote at ga aGc for Adamaiinc I2c Tor Sperm. and
J2c. for Patent.
C0PPEr-American Incot il dali, but no change N
prices; quote al Al 43c. for Lake aud Ban more
and 81 and &c. iol New Sheathng nnd Yellow Metal
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thc market for Western
and State our is fairly active aud, with limited ar
rivals good brands Of State are rmcr. Family grades
are some iIegulari the sales are 100 bbls at - -
81 - for snpeTfne State 81 fOG 50 for extra State
70d.. 20 FOR fancy State, 81 Jja - - for the low
grades Of Western Extra; S. sOQ 60 for Shipping Omo
- 0a Sl2 % for Trade and Family brands; and Sl2d
$3.50 for 81. Louis Extras Buckwheat Flour is dull at
s46si 20 per 100 h. Canadian Flour Is friner and
moderately active sales Of ljO bbs. 50 0dss 20 Cor
the grades 0f Extra, and s9aSl 20 for Trade and
Family Extras Southern Flour is IN moderate request
good Supcrfne Country Baltimore. Sc land $40 400
sl5 for Trade and Family brande Rye Flour IS in
limited demand and plenty sales al q c0osG Corn
Meal b. inactive aud is LOmiIaL
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
The following viii show the exports q
lie export is nearly SO 0On 900 less than in 1861

lie export isneaTly 50 OON 900 less than ia iHoL
The Milwaukee ana Mime ola Railroad Com
uany Of Wisconsin has been organized by the
election Of j. Edgar Thompson, Thomas \. Scott
and Matthew Bair Of philadcl lia, with Ashbcl
Green and Henry NJ Alexander of this city, 10
fill vacancies in tie board. Mr.. Alexander be-
comes President Of the COMPANY. Tho decree
of sale Of the Eastern Division of the La Crosse
and Milwaukee Railroad under the proceedings in
foreclosure has been satisfied by the payment oi tho
interest in arrears to he CLERK Of the United Statcc
Circui, Court. The Eastern Division rolling stock,
&C., now goes into the possession Of the Milwaukee
and Minnesota Company, under tie orders made in
the case bv the Circuit Court of the United States
last September.
The following dividends are announced: Green
wich Savings Bank, int, > and per cent, free.
Hanover Fire Ins. Co., semi-annua > per cent,
free. Coupons Of Bonds Of Ross County, Ohio.
The Vcnanco and Pithole Petroleum Go. has
declared a dividend Of two per cent out Of .ts earn
ings for the month Of December, payable Jan. T..
TIE Empire Gold and Silver Mining Co. received
remittance Of 81 400 in gold by the last California
steamer. and is said TO be producing well.
NEw-YORK STATE PER CENT STOCK,
TJC NOITs AyD CONPOCND NoiLs,
BOUGHT AND SOLD b. Ti'E
NATIONAL ca ERIACY BANK,
No. Wall ai.. corner Oi BToadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03

,arhets-C .Kf EuLLT hIFolrrD TOR THg y. y IrIguSE
TUESDAY. Jan 2. ROO.
ASHES-The market is dull ana nominal
COTTON-Ihc demand has been fair. but not very
active; prices are firm; sacs Of 1000 bales al ga be-
Tor Middliugs.
COFFEF-Ro is quiet and prices nominal; ior 81.
Domingo there has been inquiry ana We hear Of
sales on Saturday ami today Of about i2% bags part
et 1870 cold in bond
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
pnsacngcrs ArriresI.

In steamship Hrtannia, from Gassow-Mr Maxwell aad
aiuiy Miss Maxwell, John Wilson. l. Ross. Nj and Mo
Ei John Marcy. !. Edwards, Nj Bullock J. Rrnne Nh,
Christie Jos llineon Re-, 4 Buu.s ,nd wiie, Acstrs.
stsul,I kut fo,d uud ti.t,. aid ~. Boo tie ssef.yt
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
BORT War0cns' No!ire.
STATE oP NEW YORK


PoRr-W WARpENs OFFICE, No los VA =. ;
NOTICE is hereby given. IN accordance win
~ section ol tie act passed Arr Il. 1885, emitted A.
Act 10 Reorganise the Wardens Oce OF the Pof o. NeN
York 10 al pr.ols ue estet IN, or having charge o. Us
subject matter such inquiry elInnaton survey va
the following vessels under examination ty the rv
ardens SUD that the said surveys or examinations w
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-03
ADMISSION ~ lrE \. Y
COuRT OFnCONMON PLEAS-THAL TrRN-l.N. q
Before Justice day
FIyG Thou SAND nOLLALS II GOLD LosT-wHo !
LIABLE FOR TIE Loss

Lndwig G. Mcyrr. &c., agt. Luther e. Clark and
othrr,-lu December lgi3 the plaintiffs beiue under con
tct 20 deliver 0oe IN gold ~ the defendants Clark Dods,
4 CO.. cent round tive bsg- each containing $500 One o
them wa. subsequently ni.i iug The plaintiff. under pro
trsi rnishcd he missing ~5cd AZ the then high price
gold and brn2 suit back the vue Of it, he.
over sOO Tire main question in the l. whether the
bag delivered the deicnesnt before 10.
delivery The case is ~tiI on.
Pati Grrsrl & Buckley for pHinths DAWSON. Bnul Z
DAWSON tor defendants.
SPECIAL TrRN-JAN e.--Benorc JUDGE CsrDozo
Charles =. BoStwick agt Philip Frankcnhoimer.
Motion denied without pieudcf.-Tte People and the
Broadusv and seventh Avcn. Railroad Company agt tie
Hudson River RAILROAD Company md the Mayor See memo
famdg
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

In steamship Scotland, from Livefpoo-J Eicbos, Nj
Harvey Mr. Rosling w. A. Hyder, Mrs Egsn, Miss Esan
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

sTPREAiE RT-CHAxBERs-JAS. 2--Ge.ore Judge
LEONARD.
DECISIONS.
James Blistr agt Israel Ritteman.-The mo-
tion is denied with = 10 costs Of opposing.
No.NorA and New Haven Railroad Company ast. Morris
KrichsmM TO dissolve injunction sIaned with +O
costs.
Thona. Mulqan lst Wilism H. NoItonihe prisoner Is
di.rharlrd; testimony iIsufi, cnt
Harriet l.. Raynor sst. ~ llam ". Raynor.- Motion
granted.
fctio Lomhafdo act. Anthony W. N0tse-Deit ndiut
lowed 10 cole IN rnd defend. &C.
In - ic application of EdwaTd King for money.Ord,r
granted
qhonn. J. Little sgt TIE Iai'ed OH Land Association
N,rf,rt s. felt at Benz. a. lc-rnsn Motions denied.
GENEHAL TERN.--Jan. :, 1906.
ADMISSION IT, TEE y. Y. BAR.
On motion Of H. III. MOrange, esd, Edward. {.
T.n formerly Advocate. hauister &C. of Lower Csnads.
,,d now citizen Of the United states duly admitted
Attorney aud Counselor oi said Cont.