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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
Tekasmachy-The Scott Cnse - Tse Law Of
atepmo thers.

In the Supreme Court Chambers, on Saturday,
before Justice Barnard Hattie SCOTT habeas corpus
brought by the father the possession Of bis child
and which vs up Mondsy up again. The suns Of
the charge tha, the sepmother beat the child In cruel
manner with rope and have had proceedings instigated
against the stepmother for cruelty. The father replies that
the beating occurred but the child having eight
years custody OF himself and It's stepmohe aud then IN
his presence and only aer the child had struck at h ws
that the child seemed unwilling return to its father
bat At this was that the child after talk
ing with her father for time had expressed desire 10
Mr. McAdan said his should No ssfisned After
careful examination Of the child that that was lie real wish
he should have objections but that he desired the Coat to
be fully satisfied Of that before making such an order
Judge Barnard while reiteraiing his impression that are
mother right chaste her husbands children said
that three parties 10 be consued-hr't the party
ineresed-the chld-to know what It's wishes were second
the fathers rights in his chd and last the puocs whose
interest to that all its members shond be properly
cared and remandd 20 custody where could not
properly attended he made any order without inyes
tgatOn 70 might DO that SUIT would DC demanded
and second trouble raised Hs would therefore direct evil
dence ~ be taken.
The Witnesses about dozen on each side mostly ladies
hnt including tho younger Of Hattie aeont years old
then called up and and the taxing OF testimony
under the direction Of Mr.. Beamsb 10 now proceeding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
Arrived....SUYDAy, june 3.

Steamship Hermann (Brem) Wenkc with
and pas 10 Oerchs May a. off Dover, Bremen hip
NewYork for London eso Bremen sips Magdaea
and Meridian from Bremen NsYl 2h. lat - IS long 90
parsed Hsmbur steamship Bopsss ~ Cows b. lat 50 long
IL passed Mobile from Bremen Tor New 1oLk 6th
lat 50 n % W National Cor bound June
lat 81 ~ o. W passed Cunsd Trpol bound and
ndUstr " I'd Of Nantucket ship Portland
steering W and of Monsuk ship sfve Queen Cor New iors
Steamship Marathon (brl Edmondon, Liverpool May 22 via
23d ndse aud ps T. Cunard JUNE
ls ~ long passed steamship JUS hence for Liverpool
day, steamship Irpoii hence for Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

Brig Philadelphia OF and for Boston with coal
Block leland at O'Clock Thursday morning last
Sesvy hd and Mes Hcudck aud Broad
hct loaf Two sayedone saml PhOen,
badly injured. Nesse snd probably total loss.
Wild Wave Baltimore from Port Talbot reports May 10.
90 So abandoned Of about
doyits he stern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
COURT CALENDAE-THls DAY

SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERM.-NONLNUSE'
Raid MOTIONS oNLr.-Ncs. to % inclusive. - 80,
CIRCUIT COURr-PARr Nos. 3OOl, 1877, OIL
pOa a. $50 ~ a. coz - 2ls 1870 1916 Ills l0ll Ivy
SO $50 1916 e3 Oh liys PART I-EOs. 1901, 1910 40
ls2 Cs 1920 CO., Sc 2s $50. - ls2 GO 40 1885, 1904
Ia3G I34s 1872 1874 20. sFrUI TERM-DElUREERs-
Nos I 10 o. Issues flaw and iaot-Nos- 10 29l. .
SUPREME CoURT-SPRCIAL TERMINUS. 70 A.
TmAI IsaN-Eos ?7g2 va. 2lle lool ,l2esi l2la FL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
SUPERIOR COURT-srEcIAL TERs-JuSe 2-BeiOrs Jus
tce JoSEs
nrCISIONH.

Jas ". Browne ct al. agt. WIN. H. Brihherhon'-
Motion granted Win 10 costs 70 abide event.
Louis Evers agt John C. Brenner-Deau' hssessou snu
oanse restored 30 calendar. o.---.t-
Samuel b. Potter guardian, &C. Agt Mary Jane 1ieono
Motion granted -
Before Justice NOVEL.
Elizabeth Wiley agt Abraham NJ WcIr.-Nonon grsh"e
and referred 10 a referee &c.
Before Justce GAnvIN " 4.
Elizabeth Wiley art Frederick Haven, et Motion DE-
med with Go costs
Before Justice M0SELL - ...,
Tho Congregation sbearer Hathamon sgt Wm Hsid.'--
The costs must be re-adlusei.
Before Justice NccUNH.
Marcus schwartz 81 a., agL The Hudson River haTe q
Counsuv-C aac settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

April n Chsanei ship City o. Montreal nom Gl',
for New-iork.
MAY o. ship Western, from NewYok
for Liverpool
May 20 lat g. long Columbia Trspni for Cape
Cod
May 49, ls, ~ ST. long 60 %. bark Paragon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
Memoranda.

Brig Rocky Glen built Robbson by Mr. r. p Carter.
She Is owned NewYork and commanded By Capt
Franklin Wallace Of Ml1ndgs.
Brig f. H. Todd recently built by the Mesgrs Short is 6 tons
and sLe ]. owned and conmanded by Capt w III MrDalIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

PICKrocKETs.-As Mrs Lawrence OF No. 50 west
Hinthst riding downtown Beeckerst car about q
o'clock on Saturday evening her pocket picked OF purse
containing SO ett tie shortly after who Is sp''
ssotad a shs th~f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
The Courts for June.

This month being the last before vacation. and,
notwithstanding the cooness Of the season. hot month by
almanac is not likely that it will see any very Important
trias The June VIII and the eases Of Depuy lnVo'
ing the management OF the Indian Department have gone
over to the Fall The Strong though again stirring viii
scarcely be heard again public during this month II indeed
At all The General Term has many involving highly
important principles its Calendar but tnese Will be
argued without excitement and without aHd the general
public will take bat little interest IN them This term will DO
held BY Justices Barnard Sutherland and Cerke The Special
Term and the two Circuits of the Supreme Court viii be held
by Judges from County Districts Justice Grover VIII bold
the former for short time when he will relieve NJ Justice
Mullen who until relieved. will hold Part Of the Circuit
The other Part will be held by Justice Davis While sr
Justice Ingraham presides al Chambers.
In the Superior Court the General Term viii be held by
ChieJusce Robertson and Justices Barbour and Jones
The Trial Terms will be presided over by Justices A9ne aud
The Common Pleas trial terms VIII during two weeks be
held by Judges Brady and DAILY Judge Cardozo sitting In
special Term after which all the Judges will be engaged at
General Term when TO be hoped the long expected de-
cision in Tae Erprss. will be rendered.
The United States District Court will not ST during tbs
month In the United States Circlit Judge Nelson VIII be
here for or two DAYS lie has 1ed ae ylh INST or
inc a. COOperown The NOete case which has Al asi gO the
length Of the Circuit Cont II Is understood tia the Bagker
month After tic 10Th Judge Smaley will hold the Circuit
hr jury trss which Will inende many counereng csses
What trouble this Court and Marshal Murray may have from
The Fenans 1t Is difficult TO foresee but the month VII prob
ably pass without some conflict IN the courts ersng RON
proceeded extent VIII occupy some time before me
United States Commissioners during the mouth ana they vi"
have te usual Of counteretng and marine business
10 attend TO. .--.-
sURROGATEs COCRT-JuM a Before Surrogate
TUcKEI
WILLS PROVED.
During the past week the Surrogate has admitted
q, ste the wills Of The following nnmed persons Hugh
j McTeTv Jas Cook Daniel Keeys r., Mary Van Merrl-
banI j d Y Binkman, Phillip i WeIe, August Boode'
Jas Al Edney ThOs Mckenzie Richard D. Marie n Gar
pener Iler stewart None OF the above wis contain any
beouess on hubble importance BY the will Of William BIZ
lana ser giving s. 900 the relatives OF the family the
estetor besueas the residue Of hs estate TO the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
The ActusI ReInfions OF the African and Cnn-
cn,inu Raccs-Tho People Of the Mountain


Fronl An Oecaslona CoFrespondent -, -. ~ zee
Those who wish honestly and candidly, to know the
actual relations tho African and Caucasian races, what
Ia he-e the black man and white have lived in freedom
side bv side for ct least whole geneaton where the
bo,u children Of tho emaBcipated slave have srown Up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
aniIed.

Steamships America Britannia Sa1oua Pereire Vctsbury Scot
land City Of Boston fshee Quaker City sheridan Marpos
huntsville ser Salvador ". Lord star Rspdan Ella May
IYbee. Nsgars NatieIsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
BORT marGen's Notire.

YORK,
PoHT-WkR OFFICE No. % Nilismstj
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ ton ofas p.el Apr a. 1857 entitled An Aci 70 Re
Interested having esg o he subject nat,er OF such
tie following vessels
Por said
sTauinson. be complete within ucosediAg this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

THE BOUNTY BROKERS' CAsR.-In the United States
Commissioners Office before Commissioner Belts satur
DAY further hearing the Of United Sat against james
Hughes was adjourned til Thursday at ~ on account Of
ih2 assa:9 9. Gsegasr Spj!A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04
MINIATURE ALMANI

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Apn Pi,..45O Moon II 30
HIeH
sss6y Hook u:52 Gov. Island ..l2Ji Hell Gst,....3l7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-04

Spoken.

big Co Wolf Dutch Cppe from EswYOrk for ST. ThOmss
leaking Cleared May &C.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
PHOrO- aG.s.
pRorosAI.s ron sATrs AND LOCK-


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The New York herald., 1866-03-29

yVAsrED-A DESIGNER AND GOOD PRlcKER PoR
w embroideres; man who understand IN. business
VIII have steady employment and so per week Apply At
AS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29

tVHAT CAN RE MORE REFRESHING AFTER THE
w days labor than CUTTERS ENGLISH BIIrEkhi
Try Old and young Depot " broadway.
GO S00 WANTED 80 INTELLIGENT MEN OF
sp-.OUO. good address Liberal Inducements offered
Apply q the ONCE New Mutual io Insurance Com
pans, 24O broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-03-29
HELP vANrED-FEMALEs.

NANrED-A NEAT YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL,
w with good references chambermai and laundress
In small private family, FOR the summer few miles
In The country German preferred Apply the store 9S
and 100 Franklin
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
The Post Office.

The friends Of \. S. Whi,tckcr, our worthy
Postmaster, have acted on the suggestion
noticed last week, and furnished printed
tickets for the office Of Postmaster to all tho
precincts in this County, the voters whereof
receive their mail matter at this Office. Men
Of both parties have volunteered their services
to distribute ti,cSc tickets md arrange with
tie election officers for receiving them in n
separate box or hat, and making q certified
return, under their hands. Of tho number Of
votes cast for each candidate.
This will bc an extra official rcquistion,
bu: wc presume they will feel no delicacy in
its performance, rs by so doing the people"
will have an opportunity Of expressing their
true sentiment. and Andy will get to know
how many Hnnawha voters sustain him in
this manifestation Of the "onc-man.powcr."
And VIC particularly desire all those who are
in favor Of the change to. make it known by
voting for Maj Gramm. Blank tickets are
furnished for that purpose. Il is the true
sentiment Of the people We desire to see made
manifest.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
lt.ss ss Il Il y alli e,aoseroed
s!ollS ng ss5 sps ,sea 5, stha isss

,tss 81 u sl(i e,ae ,,d
6ll5 ing Ill 81 isea kthsSI fsg' '
EEi,lss.ute, Febfsary 1st, B ' g s
Every plscc 1t, Which iatssfca,tt;np
liquors ;assse 81, shall b; kaps closed q
the sdsy SPiscsd ding and tGoasth6 Say q
sss!sa sia4|ssI5s sssg,
[EtssA orrolsrpr expose, fOs.salo any, suoI
LIQUORS, Or Keep open any distiilcr,y, baar,
Office, stall orroomi in his possession or
under big control, at which such liquors,
Fhad usually been sole; or shall At i: INV i;
other place sell or permit any person to
drink any intoxicating liquors Mt the same,
on tho day preceding or day Of election,
he'sshall forfeit not tlcss than fifty, nor
moro than one hundred dollars for every
such offcnsc.< l." .''.'". :
1fany person be seen drunk at place
Of holding any election on nh election
dny,She shall bc fined not less; than ten
nor more than fifty dollars, and in de-.
fault Of giving security for his good b..
havior for six months, be imprisoned for
not less than .fye nor 1uorc than twenty
days.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
News Items.

Governor Brownlow returned to HasIN'!''
LA. week hi, health ~ improved
Drrin, the wnr the United StH:c. government
b,a al9 locomotives, mud $3.50 c"rA.
J,bn Van Burrn died "n board tia" S'ra'"
ship >eiO,a Il, sen, GA the lit" inst lie VIZ
r,.,nr,,;n,, from u tour to Southland. whittier he
hoJ h.cu for the benefit Of hi, health.
\ di,p,,ch from Lcnvruw"r'h' Kansas says
4. ,'h,. Indians are committing fearful '.rr"'ia'
tious throughout the conntry-'''nI'"g STOCK
billing men, &C.. nnl have carried nw"y one
mans wife anil chil&'Sn,' .-. \.
Lns, week 5.?lD emi:rsnt" landed Mt Ne"
York making l9i.9?l since the l't Of January
Tim. nuu,her arrived in thccorsrsrontnS rcr'"'
las, yrar ~us 1929.
rh.rv was s93. VOn. 100 q" Gold in thu United
State. Treasury on the 18th inst.
Di.p,,ehv> from Na.h,ill" state TINT e''"i'ra
i. mn pi,lcmic. has ~n,ir>l? subsidized III '"a'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
Why do Foreigners Vote the DEM
Ocrattc Ticket:

Why do Foreigners Vote the DEM
Ocrattc Ticket:
It would take wiser man than
Solomon to answer this question.
Men who come among us, to enjoy
the utmost liberty, almost >unlyer-
sally vote against it. They strain
every nerve to assist their down
troddcn friends at homo, and at the
same time vote to sustain the only
party here who oppose universal
freedom. The Same Southern arls-
tocracy who cuslavcd the negro,
have always claimed that they
would as readily euslayc the white
race. Would i,vt be more cvusIs'ent
in men who knowao.wcll the valuc OF
freedom, to vote for the party who
have always labored for the freedom.
prosperity. aud liberty OF the whole
human family! :
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24

llIGn ISSrRASCE.-Our business men and
citizens who appreciate the value Of insurance,
sometimes forget that ris"p insurance is often
no insurance n, all. They know, and acknowl-
edge, that the .Etna stands at the head Of in
Snrance companies. aud el~ays rays h"'
Io,sc, promptly and satisfactorily; Int they
forget that to do this she must '1'0ryr high
rates. The experience of this company has
shown high rates mr'rss'Ty; and chcar.rate
companies arc suro to break, sooner or later
OK what benefit IL it to pny premium to
a company, aud feel al the whi!c that y""'
p-opcrtylis not insured after NIL ?-for whc
can .tcl safe when he docs not know TINT Inc
will gr; cent il his property sho"lt TX
dc.,oyc.l? You might Ms we'll take yon'
own risk" Mt once. But insure with tic
IE.,ua, and you can res. comior,ahly' lIe'
rates my be high, but her policies are g""'f'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
.r.rr,blc Boiler Explosion In st.
Louis.

n, ~. morning Of til. l7th inst. 'tenm boil
-, r,n,,.aed in the turning establishment Of John
:, ~. n,,,l,. s.. Louis. No blowing the iHc'
,. xl;rh VII. low woolsn bui'dii x. " a'"n''
and e,,nplStrly ,lcmoli"hirs " 'hr'o-'eTy irES
t.,;iI;,. ,,l;vinuc. Twenty-Five per'oH. were
y IN: Guiding Mt the time, eight Of "AO" were
.-,... an, dead. A later account say' ia dead
ho.,;,. have been recovered from III" rufus ne
..;,,.,, i. s.ibuted to eareesspe,.' 10 cont.n'
- Is ma i wosa ont boiler. Nay all in like
:.',n.,.nos. receive this as warning
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
r,r M,oAx,xxs rcs NOVEMBER ,"s r;.,nr;nl.
ia, tho JornSAL Book Store
!ss,l ,nrrut literature

AL.
IL, c;;cr.r csrar.-Jn's' rS ''.;":.. WI.
I'm. " ....ion, u. which much S"naT t,;,w Wv.
'tss ss'.,,h With. on last Friday The '""'"
s'os' e., .,,c. disposed ofsinse ln:' 'po.i s.,
4s,;t. ": Geo v. Spruce" IN. 'na''' S,a,s VI.
s'a'S ,;.niiips@ sl t,s S' n.ai MI
sssl""luI -r.,i, Larcery--Deft"d'"' p,SI :"
els'tr n'o. to .su day.. imlsbo"D,sn' y"
sa.y-.sn':; ;;I sts.s :. nnsid Cochran:
snp" ~" ros. sla,er-pr.is Larst" ~ ASSrsr
sS.e VI. , t"vv, sustained State VI. A"
IsSnpbe z: A''sai
-. sa,ssry Jury; not guilty .1; In TIN. the
A:'"s : a3s r. fletcher. aliss bi0na'n, ,,;.;
.1' :s n,,ss s.a tho second !. 'f sSs sa*
Peni,en.i4ry At t+ssD yt.4 ;,;,2i..sd. Iohu
ne civil 1 .s,s. Dehs in hover; ~, I' ;n,o.s.,
MINER x. VI ,,isiniis for sl.95o w. W."
I s.n date ofyesaits' :. ,.,n.. Fletcher, alia'
Il yss;Sn O. SIM. and ys.Ps. ,sy,e.sa: during
,. s: isiasaaia; VIC . s,..soa.r White,
e: III wy .ss s' ysat.
.ns. q in ilsit = ss' .n.e,lon With
~ D. s s"H
Ae .tl.easks ~ 3 ~. re Z, ,,s,s "a make eD
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
" 4, TO THE. 80. ...s,'
D lEVGr']E \ IS, AMI ,S0jjLDl5BS
THIRD Congressional District.

y : - 4.t!7 ~ {
I. Col. X. Y. Whaley and c. P. T.
Moore Esq, having both withdrawn
from the. canvass as candidates for
Congress; and Gen. Lewis 'Ruffiier
and Maj. WIN. Gfamm, the newly
appointed Postmaster. at Charles
ton, and a few other equally distin-
guished leaders of the ,so-called
conservative" party, having NOM
mated Gen. John H. Obey as their
standard-bearer there are now but
two candidates in the field,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
T.rrible Calamity In Quebec.

i fir, hr,.kc ont in Quebec, ut / o es'eS Oh
sunday mcraics; the i'h inst AMI e"V'''''''"
raging Until > clock =: ~ "h'" IT esa'ta7's
,,n,,.s tbsr, VIVA nothing murr for it t" feed on
N,,1,ru,s corsys:a,ion places us a"n'er 0'
houses DESTROYED u" $50, aud the loss OF proper
=, between $e.5uo0O0 nnl s3,OV0o''
~ sn,,n,yr Of person. rendered hou''ess u 's,
t;mu,s., n. 2Oouo. The b"'y OF man. '"r'v'
a,no,. to a Grip; WI. found among til" RUINS
MANY lives werv asesr,ained to have bee" 1851
nm lii. occasion. ..''. .....
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-24
1ew Aarertise,&,eutS.
P08TPoNED!
IF or Sole at Auction
PUBLIC SALE
or
Valuable Lands IN Roane. County

DY VIRTUE OF SCSDRY DEGREES RENDERED RY
ID the Circuit Court Of lsnans County, IN cau.. thee
in pending, IN wIcS A. ". Quarter. ADMINISTRATIVE Is
Complainant, and Peter lIecker mud II. u. Chnl ale
p'rendsntu. the undersigned Special CuluI,s,ncr Of
snd Court will. OIL the "6ih' ddU NJ Nnrrm''r-.
lx66 sr At u lie suction. TO the highest bidder. t the
tract q" lard situate IN said c.anty sh.ul sryrn mI'
from the Curt House, being The kan,s lands which
conveyed by said Chapman To AL! iTccScri BY decd
ted 18Th May, lS,I aud which sild laIr'ssLrc iul!
described In taT lrHlr"rs 81 ssid Cause.
4 plat VI the lands Will he exhibited Oh the dny o.
.n. AID The Lands will be- "fcrrd alternately IN bots aid
II. "h"l.. mad the m"o " ralo nd"pl"i which Will
p'"%ntr tn. "-, ,"SsS; r r"n,"r w." .,,. "r
IA c..h, n"! the r",EIas IN fur equal im.lsnsns. ~
-.N Twelve, rIshtern snI twenty ."nr UIoh,hs, With
interest frVuI date
II. {. NcWII0RrlE
lOh Ocitbrr. 19GG. Special tomri's!nre'.