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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
Theafers To-Day.

"Ingomar"-with Miss Bateman as Parthenia-
will be acted at matinee Niblos Garden today at
o'clock .nd viii again be performed IN the evening 10Y TIE
last tine Romeo aud Juliet is announced Tor Monday
There will be matinee at the Broadway Theater
commencing O'Clock The aitracton-of rather the re-
puson-is Miss Menkens Mazeppa.
Mr.. Lester Wallack will make his last appearance
at his thea,er tonight To Marry or Not TO Marry and
Roo At the Swan will be acted the occasion Sir Oswin
is one Of Mr. walacs best personatons Ills audience can
NOT fail TO be delighted Mr.. Walacks performances have
been entirely successful and it is naturally hoped that BIS a
seuce from the stage will not be pTotracted Never loo
Late 10 Mend will be brought out on Monday.
day performance takes place at the New-foFA
Circus beginning at q o'clock Tie day performance AZ Bar
nuns Museum begins .. Both establishments merit ING
attention of pensureeeker who TEecl1ded from attend
ING the evening performances and Of those who wish 10 AFFORD
peasapt entertainment children The week now closing
has lacked dramatic novelty and interest and has thus proved
unsugresve 20 The critical pen But is likely that the CON
inc week will afford several themes Of unusual interest IN the
department Of local thearicas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
The Court Of Appeais-March Term, 1860.

Williams and McGoh sgt. Tho People, kc
Plaintiffs in Error indicted for the CRIME OF
robbery aud tried and convicted thereof at the Court Of Oyer
and Termner Of Rensselaer, County On the trial each de-
jected by the Court The question presented this Court
is defendant who is indicted for criminal ofense
The Court held that the provisions OF the Court OF Pro-
ce1,o party ns.r II It's h UsS %
criminal prosecution not entitled TO testify IN bis own be-
judgment Of the Court affirmed.
Beebe agt Mead, Sheriff
Plaintiffs commission merchants in the City OF New
York selling paper commission BY arrangement with
paper manufacturer at they were 70
value paper receipt tercoby their at three
months They orders to size and quantity Of paper to
their particular One parcel Of AZ sent
forward to them was levied upon by the defendant as Sheriff
claiming the paper their property This Court held that
PENDANT essential establish of the following pro.
POSITIONS First that they had made advances specially upon
the credit Of this Shipment Second that they were entitled
by their arrangement with skinner lien for balance
advances generally Neither Of which propositions being
established by them they not entitled TO The
judgment the Esasa term Gsl was as. F1.sS
QUESTION AS To TRE VALIDITY or GIFT CAUsA Motifs
Aaron H. BedeL in his lifetime, held promssory
Been in his lifetime uaoised said note and Delivered II to
his daughter plaintiff aud subsequently died. The plaintiff
tors Of said Bede substituted defendants nnder
100 Of the CODE and tie maker the note paid the
moncy Court On the trial Of the cause the plaintiff pro-
duced the note proved the Endorsement thereon read lie
evidence and rested her The defendants as
executors etc. moved the Court for Judgment etc. on the
ground Of the insucicncy tue evidence TO establish et
The Court overrued the motion Judgment
given for the plaintiff.
Court held that the evidence sufficient eutt,e the
pant recover that the possession Of the the trial
Endorsed in blank By the payee a aeie evidence OF
ownership that The avermen In the complaint that the plaintiff
acquired title by gift and did not upon
her the burden Of proving IT,
The judgment below wss affirmed.
Post sxt. Hover.
The plaintiff being two Of the heirs alaw of John Hover
deceased brous this action TO obtain the construction his
will The qufscl whether estate by Implication had
been created in John Hover h thereby rendering certain
dispositions by the will void oOnrsvening the statute OF
pefpetntes.
This Court held that to devise estate By implication
there strong probability Of such az intention that
the contrary could not be supposed.
That the language Of will 10 susceptible OF consYuc
tons and by adopting construction IL would he unlawful
while the other followed would be latter
depreciation should be given
The Court held that tb given TO John
Hover IT, by implication and affirmed The Judgment Of the
Court below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
Military Order Of the Loyal Legion OF the United


meeting of Commandery No. | Of this Order,
State of NewYork held The Bancroft House the
evening of the cd inst Brevet MsioGer NJ T. McMahon
Junior Vice Commander in the chair The meeting was
for the purpose OF eecng officers for the ensuing year aud
large number OF officers present well as many OF
high rank in the Army and Navy among whom we're wee
Admiral Farragu MaorGen Peasonton Capts Worden and
Pennock the Navy Col Paen Of the Army GeEs Van Allen
and Aspinw the Army Navy and Marines being well repre-
sented Letters presenting their for nonaendance
were read from MsjoTen Webb L. > A. who was coGhned
his and other companions OF the ORDER Ae ,he
usual business Rad been transacted Capt Church Commander
Ransom Lieut. Col DE Peyster were appointed Commit
lee 10 dominate officers for the ensuing year The Committee
reported the following nominations FOR Commsnder tce'
msnder MsjorGen. H. T. Davies j.; for junior hiceCon
mander Breyet MsjorGen MI McMahon; for r. Recorder
Brevet Lieut. Col J. Slipper 1r GSrre,Doade9 emit %i9F
Church; for Chancellor, Brig Con James H. van AHeh
for Council Brighten. G. g. Halpihe, Capt Daniel
Ammen U.SN.: Brevet Lieut. Col + Kent ; A.. Capt;
whom upon ballot declared duly elected The name oil
Admiral received with grea; applause In ae
cepting the position rendered lin, he ADMIRAL spoke US io
lows:
GESrIEsts grateful for the eompim and honor yon have
conferred and seept the Office Of Commander Of TINS order
with pleasure although with some nsvns. as 70 the manner IN
which the duties imposed will be performed have AWAY.
osen us% 70 soep IL much oeespsd and even am
meetings Of the order shsl still do my beet
good any horteong, Of mine trust that SHAH not
dpPoint your Just expectation 90 he remedy " III your
hands, and presume you will hasten to apply II
On the evening the following gentlemen we're elected
companions Of the order Of the first class Gordon
Granger Bhgader Gen. II Stonghton. Col C. b. slough
Mathematical Milhan U. A. Brevet. Lieutenant
Col r. G. Perry. and LieutenantCol A. A. G. Williams.
mission which will be upon at the next regular meeting
In June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
strike Of the shipwrighe, Caniaers ana
Ioincrs.
At a public meeting Of the United shlpwreh's'
Caulkers and Joners held at Botanic Han N 4" Mn! .
Richard Hamilton President the following were agreed TO-

Richard Hamilton President the following were agreed TO-
Bherea The styled masters shpw.hts ard e4Re', q s"
set OF resolutions whch denied andproPey u
"a re as materially nfanins the minds OF shp oNheI' me-
cbs and agents. from procure employment III
S THs, we the ship csuer. deny uIuhfn
and stated Beginning with the hrst resolution OF orr en-
PEELED adopt this plan OF doing business n o'.s bc on
the The hipwri2h were IN the hshit OF ~
most post part OF aud charged the wages TO ne
chant, ship ssen as was PAD 10 bp,,ae
Resolution No Of master .hipwrshts we the esalt
% S5.OI Teesn Stating that any person caught se.
for ofense he shall be suspended |" dys o he
from the Union IN relation every person in
Union to respect those for whom they WORK WIN iT
No published employers denource a. an Hnqaa.a
q s 10 No. e, the boe we state thai
by referring the answer Of resolution NO
orr a. false rom beinror end in every respect snd
prove the merchants and the enlightened paoe the same
R,srsd That we scon their work on their terms
81 our name did comply with Their demand
Re,oted That the 'hpwrghis do not Ie.ame wot on S
than eight hours per dsy ana we sha "e4 o pa"- "
heretofore. ~, , t.;x
boldly sustain cheerfuy acquece in the hone" rea's
ton 6y our fellow gmen the hpeauker' and oPen' Of
by employers that the shpJonr puDhe pro
ana az further DO not iui, their
apprentices charge uniform rate Of wages nor we Aep
charge a quarter day We suspend no empoyt OF per
whom they employ 70 wos at our Da'ne' m'oH " "e ' "
s.irtd Tis we viii day and endavo
ResorsS That oar r.azlon wear he emblem fheI ulion IN
the Of our employers contrary And our employers
have their yards thereby implying 20 sye ihe 70
Yort vciay DO pledge oprseye't NE yeIe o. tAs our
all others unworthy Of pobe confidence
The meeting then adjourned amid enthusiasm
L. /. THORNTON, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
THE TURF.
1retiisg en- the tashisu Cssrse, g.. T..

Yesterday the fifth Of the season, purses given by
tbs proprietor OF The Fashion Course IL totted for
prodnced very interesting well contested II
purse 600 mile beats best three In FIVE in harness and
fourteen entered FOR H. Of which three
Ire uach when the judges bell summoned These
Vsrs Hiram WOodrgfs ch. EOssnond. Warren Peabody
m Amber and peter Mitchels oh r. Ar:emus Ward the
yAter driven by DsI Mace Rosamond In consequences Of
having beaten field 81 horses this the preceding
geek similar like the present good time Tor horses
Dat bed otted before pnbc made the vore
~ ODDS Of el00 eco being freely offered and In p
star Gee 600 10 90 was Ind In be D9os sls sold al the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

A MECHAsfcAL WoSDER-A HOUSEHOLD EEcEs-
SHY The Scientific American In speaking ofc Wilcox GIBBS
Sewing uchne .,y.. One esuno, admire the beauty and
curary aud the entire absence Of oil noise even
running the 81 ZOO stitches sud Upward PER minute
th recommendation 90 a. Another mer,
the good kmap The plTs made interchangeable 80 tho
I'M III. event u accident be- replaced II a
irlhins cost H indeed. NEcu,SicAL wospKR-A HOUSE.
nom sECFssIIY."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
DESTINATIONS

Arkansas Q; Alabama. J; British Columba - Canaus,
no California 100; Connecticut 42; Central america
Delaware l6; District Of Columbia ~; Illinois ls1 ioNe
3O5 Indiana PIP; Kentucky %; Kansas ei loHisan' ~
MASSACHUSETTS, 40; Maryland 2lO Maine "; Memsh'
15S Minnesota 27O Missouri 3i5; Mexico Il New ramp
shire Nc. New.York 9l9l NewJersey 6Oi Nova Scotla
.; Nebraska l2 North Carolina Ney,brunsWch ii @
vado b Rhode Island 1874; Ohio lOs; PennylNana 2ftS
South Carolina 2; Tennessee 1925 Vermont ~ virginia
-; Wisconsin, Az; Colorado 2 Utah. q "est ih1es' l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
Announcements
Irrrpp rpov MRs. EMMA WALLER.

No III WEsr F0URTBKSTHsr, New-iof.
I.asD received the ENAL you
wardcd me- which beg to retgu Jon my pes uaA %
M ANYTHING The kind used Il produces so'
md 1s the sn white add clear IL Hin %
emoeut qualities remark ole
BE pleased aud believe yolr P,y uI
7, the above communication Of the efficacy and eesanee Of
Fv,u DIX PANS Waller i coroboIaied by Nine fen'l
~ 49, Mtcbc Mis- Lucille Western, Mrs d. r. Bowers he
V. and ot. artists whose high Standing IN th' profession
dives The stamp irsthlncs- Their seains snd h'eh' "P
,fo-,I l. IasEAu Nc. Ol2 Broadway, Sole Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

Of el0S TO Arkansas Wards SO ana AhJe So
won the first heat very easily 10 lengths IN 49, Aremus
being In the next heat Rcsamond broke a' peoe
the word was given and much ground hat he chc
Of the heat seemed hopeless Trotng however very last ana
steadily she WITHIN half length o. the leader AileTu
pont was ony beaten by parts Of length IN 2jo Am
Der being six lengths behind The hackers OF Kosamona en-
stuck TO her and bet 500 her winning the race she
won The third heat cevery three lengths from Arenns IN
2.35 and Peaboiys mare Amber. being withdrawn IN tue
fourth heat Rosamond after fine race defeaed bef only o
ponent in 2 35t and won the purse we glVeth
r...ox corpsr l. MY A-Pnrse 500 mile heat, best in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
A CARD.

Fo o.. rurgo,e m,kng Tor extensive ssiaion 70 orr
to sell -Four thousand laifs
for fAsrs RETAIL At prices lower thA
NustocIs Aat ca hi't WIZ n'' d"
vantage IN selecting. Mosi respectfully
'Ns BRoruRRs,
Nc "a lafayette place, and Nc q Youth ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

CENTENARY SBRMOs.-The Rev. DR.. Foster Of this
city will by special request deliver tomorrow at st. Pauls
Methodist Episcopal Church. Of Fourthave and Twen
ysecond his Centenary Sermon preached ct the recent
session OF the New York Conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

As sanitary measure against Cholera, all prudent
should use kent. ispIA COFFEE which sold by al
srocer. Per pound Wholesale Depot No i3 keades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
IypoRsED BY THE LADIES.

Ross FRAGRANT has already received hearty
from the ae. preparation for the teeth In
cleansing properties combined with t' sweet
add positive haImcs. character make unvaied In the
Of denies Purchase box and satisfy yolre. sold by all
Druggists Pelianer and Fancy Goods Deaeil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

Colonel Charles W. Darling, having resigned his
position Assistant has been appointed
Commssary General Of Subsistence upon the staff Of Gov
Fenton and assigned to duty in the Inspector Generals De
partment in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

DR.. j. S. Newton-not the eclectic physician of a
similar namewho proposes diseases by the laying
OF hands viii lecture and practice before the Spruass So
ciety bod worths Hall tomorrow morning at loi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
CITY NE WIS.

The Rev. J. Kirkpatrick d. D., died at Rinyors,
j. on Wednesday last and his funeral occurs there to-day
Dr. X. began to preach for the Presbyterian Church at
Rnyor in 1909 ordained pastor in eo and continued
to hold his flee until death period Of than sc years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

GARIBALpI SUITS. FOR BoYs-Ihc most clegah'
eve, before ,.cn la this county Ladies coll and inspect them
49, bKoKAw RRoTHgRs
No o. Lafayette place and No. - Fourth ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

A HARVARD GRADUATE will Nh Students AZ New
yofk Tor Colesc Address NJ Canbrisc. Mss heferen
cc. d. Below Nc~ oa, Dr. lIu. Dr. Peabody Cambridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL
SouETYThis society held their aslua election fog officers
for the ensuing year their Clinton Hail. on Thurs
day evening last. The following gentlemen elected:
President Charles p DAILY; Vice Presidents Henry Grinne
Charles Asor Brsed Frederick A. Conklingi Foreign
Corresponding Secretary Francis A. Stout; Domestic Cor
responding Secretary Cyrus W. Field Recording Secretary
Henry Cews: Treasurer VIM. Remsen; Librarian Bailey
Myers; Council Henry i. Pierrepon Egbert L. Vele IN
T. Blodgett. Levi i. Morton. Walton W. Evans
An ExcURsIoS.-Mr. John Marshall. one Of the
He'll Gate pilots found two boys aged eight and years
adrh passing through Hell Gate Thursday n ran
off boards They stated they had been fishing and had
get home with. They probably from Randalvs Island
and were making their escape and succeeded.
THB NOELTB ExTRADITIoN CASE AGAIS-THR
sntRFP STILL REcALcTTRAsIThe Of Carl Noelte de-
handed for eXtradion by the Prussan Government
again called up yesterday before Commissioner Newton but
the usust return viz that the Sheriff refused 10 surrender
lm being made 1t was again postponed to the l+h inst
WILLS PRovRD-CHARITABLg REQUESTS
the past week the Surrogate has admitted probate the wills
Of the following named persons: Mary Weaver William
Gray William Quenzer Rebecca s. Ives Nina S. Wilson.
Christine Lindermsn None of the above wills contain
provision: Of pu9S upoTt,sce The VII 0! William rotsaJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
Latest Ship News.

Brs Lucy A. Blossom odgdon Elzabehpo for Newburyport
Schr NJ Hand, BROOKS. Phlsde pha for Newport
schr Fanny savnders Philadelphia for Providence
Sch Caroline Grant Pessy, Calais days for Wottiisven
Schr Charles Cooper Snow Bristol for Rendout.
scbr H. A. Defining, BosrdnIAn, Hartford for Ezabethpor
Schr Fannie, Hammer Phiadelphia for Hartford
schr y. r. simpson, Hakeon, Virginia
schf William Mazyck, Daniel, Virgins
Schr Ocean Wave Zephyr Virginia.
schr @. u. Smith. Banker. Virginia
schr San Juan. Bracket, Virginia
Schr Quckstep Davi. Georgetown, d. G.
ech Conseon Kelly ndanols Is days with mdse 70 master
schf Mary Ac~ Perry Wilmington. ~ C., days, with naval
stores master. -
schr T. BaIer LETTERS, Wilmington c. with naval stores to
master
schr Barnard wslling, Maryland.
BELOW.
Bark Quicksep, from MAiAnzas
WIND-At Sunset NV; hight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

3, taTners
ID Mitchell named en- g Ariemus WGrd......... J
~ Peabody named b. Amber................. ) o.
Tine 49, 25j, 2:35, 2.55i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
I've 1lHGHA TEON.

Statement Of the Nun,ser of Passenger Arrived
at Castle Garden During the Month OF
April, 1850, their Por, of Embarkation and
tbc;r DestinDtiou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

bcoueshs 10 the American Bible Society to the TINS
TO- The Pre- bytrran Church 81 600 to the Trustees OF we
seventh Prebyteran Church 81 0O TO the Society Tor te
Relief OF ged and INDECENT Females 5000 10 me American
elav school Union COO 90 the Trustees OF the Eastern
Dransary 900; 20 the New York Orphan Asylum society
A DO 10 the Society for the Relief Of lIafOphans and Dest
nie Chidren 81 600 The will of Frederick A. IhDaut De
oueatbs 70 the American Bible Society $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
ERER MATINEE.

Dr. CoLroS will give nd exhibition Of the LAreBSo Gas
III, Institute Ladies' only WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
May commencing o'clock Door, open at Admission rec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

A. A. FAvARGgRs last FRENCH CLASS Tor ladies'
progressing rapidly aud promises more than
evening at clock at NO soh
yeisy. see Instruction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
1866

FARMERS AND HOusEKEErERs should ecOllset thu. hund
reds OF dollars worth u Gram Provisions annually
by Rats Mice Auts and other vermin
be prevented by few dollars worth OF Rot Roach Ant
&c, EItermlnstor bought aud usej freely.
CD-See - Rs" advertisement rbove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
FOURTH SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT.

The Fourth Sunday Evening Concert will take place
at Irving Ha evening The artists who will ap
pear on this occasion will be Mrs Marie Abbott Aessr Cas-
tie Campbell Hubbard. Colby and George W. Morgan. the
celebrated organis The programme will be entirely
and the excellence Of the artists will again attract over
flowing audience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
| Sj6.

HOSEKEEPRRS troubled with vemn longer they
CosrARs We have used
aud box would have 4, We have tried poisons
they effected nothing; article knocks
Rata Mice Reaches aud Bed Bugs quicker
all connry-I Medina Ohio
~ see 8" CosrAWs' advertisement above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
| $3.50

"COSTARS" RAT EXTERMINATOR simple. safe and
attended
properly prepared win it, and that
twill lie 4 na..ibl- f~
-, ~,.,.r. ,t-..s,- IL .'s''
CP-see CosTAR's" Advertisement above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05
1866.

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsT.-Spesking Of "CosrARs,
Rat Roach Ant &C., Enerninao and provisions are
destroyed Grant County by than would psy Tor
Of this Rat aud Insect Killer Lancaster Wi. Herald
CfrSee CorARs" advertisement shove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-05

ANOTHER SrRIKB.-The deck hands employed by
the Neptune Steamship Company running between Providence
and New.York are on a strike The Company have been
having s per month their hands but during the as week
decided 10 cut down the wages to $50 The hands eeng a
rcved at this avother lines paid the full sum struck and
tie boats have to run with some OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The New York herald., 1866-09-20
DUB SANTIAGO Icals, CORRESPONDENCE.

SANTIAGO, Chile August 10, 1850
Ihs intsigencs brought By tho las, steamer. TO the
snec, Mat there s probability Of renewal Of hos.
Titles m the Pacific BY SPAN ha. stirred I'm Tho naomi.
considerably here, and las, proportion Of than a..
demanding the adoption Of aggressive measures bv Chill.
81 once The newspapers are particularly uroen, IN ,hs,
appeals for active operations, and insist ,ha, cbo DO.
bu, one honorable course before her,ha, q, ch,s,,
Spain immediately for the dspredaiions comm,,,oa n
her 10 these waisr This spirit however had ,niraos
the press Of chis for time before any deap.
was received respecting the whereabouts or um,,, a.
nsns OF the Spanish nect; and nearly every edition :,
he newspapers for weeks pas, has contained icns,bv
editorials urging the nnlng cut OF expeditions
against Spanish commerce n extremely
dcub,fui that tho government, OF Chile viii gsufy
shess oeiigsrcni prcpsnsitss OF the community very
soon, " At all. II 10 not at all certain yet THAI the
spsnsrds contemplate returning; and there doss not
sem 70 % much prospect Of the government abandoning
w hicawoer.iiks policy, for energetic war measures
upon 90 uncertainty On the other hand n Spain really
intends 70 resume the var Chile needs all her strength
Tor 'elfdsfencs Her coast s utterly unprotected bv
forncs'ions and oil q her little navy would b. required
1saa shs ssaD0fA ka,rs are GM bslss msas a