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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
The Raid on the Disti'lerses-Coniinu
of the Investigation.

The investigation into the distillery frauds on
the Internal Revenue Department still continues at the
Astor House. Mr.. f. A. Rollus Commissioner OF the
Internal Revenue, has returned from wHamPshire.
and was at the Astor House yesterday, where be viii
remain until this evening, business connected win
the department 1t Is understood that considerable
light has been thrown the nefarous practices ior
some time carried on 10 this city in regard TO Illicit dis
tation, the particulars Of which have appeared In
THE TRIBUNE.
The outside public can materially aid the authorize In
their by communicating their knowledge
or suspicious TO Mr.. William Richards, Revenue Agent,
Room No Aston House who has charge OF the matter
at present. As the Department Is IN posses
sion Of sufficient information rigorous prosecution
will be instituted and the scveres penalties OF the law
Inflicted on such may be convicted. being the de-
termina alton of the Government TO put stop 10 such
illicit practices in the futurc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

High Mass will be sung in several Of the CathoIc
churches and in the evening panegync wa, uI py
nounced by the Rev. Michael Cnrran al Oh Anuie"
Church corner Of Duane and Park.sts. :. Ma. oo,.
There will be a solemn POntifcal hnen MUS oo'e
braied by Archbishop MeCoskey at vs. u'
NJ in St Patrlcks Cathedral at which the laght rev
DR. Lynch Bishop OF Charleston, will deliver pane
eyric on St Patrick The mass TO be sung on tne
occasion will be Prof Gustav Schmss hrst mass III
which will be rendered by carefully selected choir
under the direction Of Prof. Schmz who VIII preside
EVENING CELEBRATIONS.
There will be a number of celebrations OF the Ami.
vorssrv in the evening The knights of 81. Patrick
will give their annual banquet at the Malson Doree
and Judging from the arrangements the aftir VIII oe
one Of the most brilliant Among the invited guests
are President johnson. Gems. Grant sherman ana
Sheridan, Gov Fenton. Archbishop McCloskey, BisboP
Potter. Mayor Hoffman, aud many other dlstn gusDea
citizens. The Friendly Sons OF ST. Patrick VIII nave
private supper at Delmonicos.
THE CELEBRATION IN BROOKLYN.
The following societies viii parade In the order pc
low: ST. AIMS Roman Catholic Total Abstinence
Society Assumption Total Abstinence Society laoor-
ers' Union of Brooklyn. st. Pau's Total Abstinence
Society Their Mathew Total Abstinence Society NO;
q 81. Jamess Benevolent Society St Patrlcds iSlai
Abstinence Benevolent Society. Shamrock behe'"en'
The route of the procession viii be through PaIk-ave
with the right resting Olinton.aye thence 10 uasol
ave, Waier-st. Gold, Front, Bridge, YORK. MALI,
Fulton Sands Jay, Myrte.ave. Court ST., through ts
City Hall Park. in review before the Mayor ana Co'n'
mon Council; thence to Fulton, Joralenon. Court.
Atlantic Hicks, Congress. Nelson Smith: Atlantic
Vanderbilt.ave. Pacific, Washington-ave. Futon'ave'
Kent ave, Myrtle-aye to City Hail. and dismiss.
In passing through Jayst the procession wiz pass I'D
review before the Right Rev. Bishop Loughlin
The following are the officers of the parade Grahd
Marshal, Thomas IL Draper; First Aid Michael Giea'
son; Second Aid, Peter McKiernani Special Alu'
Stephen Quinn. Ill Oro
In the evening the st. Patricks Society Will gre
their annual dinner Mt Gothic H. H.
IN NEw-JERSEY.
The Irish Benevolent ana CIVIC Societies OF jersey
CIV Hoboken and Hudson City intend to celebrate the
day by procession The line Of procession VII form
on Van Vorssquare at 10 o'clock ~. and VIII parade
through the principal streets OF the three ctes no
are on larger scale than have ever been
attempted before in Hudson County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
Robbery and Attempt to Burn . Dwei''
ing-Twe Men and Tw6 Women Ar
rested and Committed.

On the evening of the 9th inst. fire was
discovered In the apa tment Of Mrs Sarah OTIS on the
second floor Of No. Yarcks IL was soon discovered
that the apartment had been robbed Of quantity OF
wearing apparel and bed clothing to the amount OF
sin The fire also bore traces Of incendiary origin
Fire. Marshal Baker Capt. Petty and Ohicer fied OF
the Fifth Precinct took tho matter IN hand. AND the
latter officer mas succeeded in arresting William ONei
Van Rensselaer, Burnhardt alias Jack Sheppard. Mary
Kane and Ellen Maher. So
Yesterday the accused were arraiened before Justice
Downing at the Tombs. the reMarshai acting as
complainant From the evidence it would appear that
the accused occupied rooms In the same house with
Mrs. OTIS and the night in question the two women
invited Mrs. Otis to accompany them tn the new
Bowery Theater. The Invitation was accepted and
the two male prisoners left in charge Of the prem
Uses. Daring the absence Of the women the property
above mentioned stolen and the apartment set on
fire. The stolen property found in the possession
of the prisoners. Edmund Laube. who occupied
room adjoining the one fred out Just before the
discovery OF the fire. the two male prisoners come
out Of the room, and few moments after saw the flames
near stove although there had been no lire IN It Tor
some tine previous.
On these statements Justice Bowling committed tue
accused for trial without bail II found guilty, the
penalty h State Prison for life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

THE Rev. HENRY BLANCHARD will deliver a
lecture IN the Church Of the Restoration. corner Mon
roe place and Clark.st, Brooklyn Sunday Evening.
on 1.-THE Good Work Of DR.. Claiming" This will be
followed by one on Tho Good Work OF Frederick W.
Robertson, and one on "The Theology Of Whittier,
as illustrated by the poems The Eternal Goodness
and " NY Palm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

70 know the Price of these carly birds We looked a.
the figures ''2A basket and thought Of the nnsh
times when similar baskets are hawked about tne
streets at similar prices with this slight difference
that in Simmer time the boys count by cants now oy
dollars" s2i basket" The dollar mark was very
fine one indicating that the seller thought II preScu
price If not precious gem that hewas marking W men
sold at the marx lone fool and his money will DO soon
Darted"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The Obligations Of Christian People to those in their
Employ" The Rev. DR.. Adams will repea, by re-
quest sermon THU subject tomorrow evening In
the Rev. DIR. Rices Church. Ffthave. corner Of Nine.
teepth.tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

THE NEXT PEACH CROP.-It is now certain
that we shall have very small supply OF peaches 'ni'
year. Nearly all the buds are killed In New-1erse!'
north of Burlington and south OF that only Jew scat
teriDg alive upon any varieties except none
Early which appears TO have been less liable " XIII
Than other sorts In Delaware and Maryland there
NAV be onethrd Of the buds alive. They are reported
less injured along the south shore Of Lake Ontario tan
aywkere else The destruction appears general a INC
Wes. we NAV still hope for crop in Georgia TO give
us dried fruit We can not hope see tho ripe ruis1n
New York as We did last season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

SALE OF A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF Books,
AUTOGRAPHS AND CuRIosITIEs-We beg TO call atten.
ton to collection Of rarites in the way Of books.
tographs and curiostie to be sold by Messrs Bangs,
Merwin Co., No. GOA Broadway. during next week.
The library Is exceedingly choice. containing printed
books aud manuscripts. bound and unbound. works Of
science, history and travels. The manuscripts are
American English French Spanish, Italian, Turkish,
Coptic and Syriac. Among the autographs Of great
value are those Of Gsv Dinwiddie r. II. Lee, Patrick
Henry and others Of renown. One document from the
Province Of New. Hampshire" gives an account OF
certain tea troubles There are English and French
autographs embracing autographs Of French monarchs
from Louis XIV to Napoleon. In addition to these are
numerous other manuscripts which cannot paiticu.
larize, and among which many fine mathematical
works and missas, very and beautifully illumi-
mated There many books giving an account of the
early French discoveries In America The lovers Of
books and manuscripts should not miss this opportunity
Of purchasing some exceedingly rare and valuable
works.
CHARGE OF HAVING COUNTERFEIT FIFTY.
CENT CURREScY.-In the United States Circuit Court
yesterday. before Judge Shpman, in the Of the
United States agt. Charles Tetzen the prisoner was
charged with having counterfeit money. Officer Bah.
cock for the prosecution testified to having called at
the prisoners grocery and liquor store in james, and
finding or IL pieces Of counterfeit 50cent currency
he found the stamps in TIL where the groceries were
kept; he marked them at once when he told the prs.
oner show him the money the prisoner first opened
another till the officer said. you have other money"
and opened the drawer in which the bills were found
defendant then wanted TO know how much the officer
woud take to settles he said he got II for 50
the dollar but did not know from whom be got them.
Joel Pike another officer. testified TO the facts
substantially and that before making the arrest he
boneht a cigar with e. bill. for which the prisoner
gave good change. The defense consisted OF good
Character and an allegation that the prisoner was
drunk at the time The jury found the prisoner guilty.
and he was sentenced 10 two years imprisonment AZ
hard labor ErJudge Stuart for the prisoner; Assist
ant District Attorney Joseph Bell for the Government
FIRST STRAWBERRIES AND THE PRICE.-We
were attracted On Thursday to Broadway window,
upon seeing some tiny baskets Of strawberries Of the
nsua Jersey pattern-ab0ut 10 the pint We wanted
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AN UyIucKY THIEr.-On Thursday the

AN UyIucKY THIEr.-On Thursday the
.,artment of Thomas Green and Robert Shelton, at No.
1871 Bowery wss entered by Of false keys and
robbed of clothing and money to the amount OF SO 62
Yesterday one julius Farrena entered the pawn.sbor
of Wul. Simpson T. Co.. No. Isl Bowery, where the
owners Of the stolen property were employed as chrhs
and offered to pawn it, OF course the property was re-
cornizd NV them and the unncky thief given into the
custody VI Officer McJfroy Of the Tenth Precinct lie
was subsequently, committed for trial by Justice Mans
field in default Of 500 bail The accused is native
Of Italy aged IS years and resided at No. 10 Mottst
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sURROGATE'S COURT-MARcH l6-Before surrogat.
TUCKER. .


Willis DTIlUFbI5 :
During the past week the Surrogate has admitted
probate the wills Of the olown nalcd p-rsons; Eliza
Tunme Phoebe Thorne Peter Carroll Catherine Ford VIM.
l.. Nicholas John Dorsn. Matilda Robins. John j. spies,
George Armstrong None OF the above ws contain any pro-
Visions Of public Importance.
In the win Of James b. Murray there codc which be-
queathes the American Bible Society 900 and to the
Orphan Asylum Society y 900
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TNdVFfIIftWtNtT
THE Best EDUCATION TOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS

Teach them that which they will practice when they be-
come men," For in information Of the Eastman System oil
PRACTICAL UsErEL EDUCATION taught at Eastman Ma
tiona Bushes, COLLEGE, Pougnkeepss " on the Hudson
Address H. o. Eastman, LII. d.. Prest College
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CITY NEWS.

THE YOSEMITE VALLEY.-The Rev. F. C..
Ever will deliver lecture this evening at Irving Hall
in behalf Of the Ladies' Charitable Association Of Christ
Church.
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NEGLIGENCE OF RAILRoAps.-In tho Supreme

NEGLIGENCE OF RAILRoAps.-In tho Supreme
Court Circuit Yesterday before Judge Mason, IN the
case of Thomas Burke ag The Broadway and Seventh
ave. Railroad Company this was one OF the common
suits against the city railway companies for neggent
running over and niuring boy. The action Is brought
cnrin of tbe bow and for the loss Of his services the
boy having lost his foot Leaving the child to ms ncton
for his own sufferings. The jury gave the piaihtn
Verdict Of $500 Miller Peet Nichols for piaihtih
ex. Recorder James NJ. Smith, for defendants
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gsasscuxers Arrived,

FRcd HAvANA-In Steamship Copica-Hector Oar.
zs, Cayrtano Kousseof, Carlos Rousfeot w N Cunning
hln James feh., Mr.. Fraro r. Cssno and servant, Rob-
ert Elsworfh aud wife, John Watts Robert Bunch Mr.
Morrison, J. J. Turtle, ADio. Laheus John Mad
dan Capt Brown aud wife. Mrs. j. PrssTavs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHAsBgRs-MARcH l6.-Before Jn'-
tice BARNARD.
USsAPE CONDITION OF THE CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
This morning an application was made for an IN
junction TO restrain the owner Of the City Assembly Room
propery~n Broadway from tearing down The buioins IN
MI r. lyme on behalf Of the mad. the apre,,ion
the ground that ii, cisn, claimed that bis lessor w en-.
wrcnsfuy viAt- the leases heretofore given by
him and forcibly get poss-ssion u the land.
E1Judee Pierepoht in reply. said that they bad been
served with notices to immediately ste dosn the bndnr -
was In condition, they woud be held IL bic 10
heavy penalties The walls Of the building were now In sn
unsafe condition ard accident might occur At any moment
Justice Barnard being unable 10 hear the aIgumeBt the
ton postponed until Saturday.
Before Justice lssHAnAn
DECISIONS.
Patrick OBerne agt James I. Lloyd.-Motion
Aaron Newaeld ss,. LipPman Leb.-Mo,ion denied with
$40 costs.
CIEcrrT-MARcH l6--Befrre Justice JAnEa
ALLEGED FRAUD or SAILOR.
William paiy ast Tboms. L. Br.ynsfJ 81 al
This WAS suit 10 recover from the defendants the
balance ofhe plaintiffs prize From the evidence q
the plaintiff 81 appeared ib., having csn f .oneih'ns
" an advance on seonn, n Of and signed
recept for IT, Being .ome~nst ieIs,s be I'D not risnns
PENDANTS csed tho, there was al staL sale Of tho
claim and the receipt puporns to be Ia lou Of eli elaine
Two questions were submitted the juryi Fir whether
the plaintiff sod hi. claim 20 the dsfendan and second
Of ,be.. question. the Jury answered Mo- TO the second
that St 10 due rom The defendants Judgment
entered accordingly. u. w Wager Tor psinn Robert
Scwell for defendant.
THE RIGHTS OF BROKERS.
Philemon &. Bukley at. Charity CLARK 81 al.
This was al action for brokerage in the salc OF
certain property belonging TO the Crk estate The plaintiff
e,ihe ,ha, he employed BY the heirs aud by Ar Par.
sons TO sell large belonging the estate which
sold By HIM At auction except plot that one
he directed 70 procure purchaser oi \. ':w several
which no communicated to Mr. Par.ons; the oder wss
&t0oo and that Mr Matthews allowed them two wcshs to
close kr Parsons thought this too low but subse
qusnty r Matthew, bought the property for Sl30o The
plaintiff clsimed "A per cent on this
The pan,f also called Mr. Matthews who denied having
any definite offer through the plaintiff bu, admitted that
geas ,a tak about prices between himself aud
the plantif
On this the Court held that By plaintiff evidence sp
peared that be performance this part Of the plain
nf, and dismissed the complains.
Mr.. Rodn.sn for plaintiff; Mr.. Mann for defendant
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11cnlornnda.

Tb. schooner Laih Rich L.ayi which len ApsAchicola
jan 10 for NvwY b,tmoda FEB 81 with loss
Of sails nainboom I'D uain gf- aud rudder head Was
IL days iXerAs and driven across the Gulf BY
heavy NV gales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

Alexander Howell wife ard child Francis Mnir Capt Hen
drckson Joseph Baker Capt W. Ryan and wife, George
Capt johnson James Court j. T. Jones' George A. Ames
and 30 deck passengers.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Snn Ri.es6U9 Sun 6 90 Moon Rises.... 1:z
HIsu WATER THIS DAY - =.
Sandy Hook. a26 Gov. Island. 9:07 Hell Gate..lo:ss
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fAdvertisement.l

The "Canada.Fenan Scare" creates some
thing Of sensation which VIII be slayed. bow.v~r by th'
along the border OF KKsrs East INDIA CovrEE
For SALE by all grocer. at rs cents 70. Wholesale depot
No. I3s Resde-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-sPrcIAL TEnn-MARoH !
Before Judge CARDolo.
DECISIONS.

Hallaghan agt. Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff
on demurrer with leave 10 In % days, lc Whitney
IT,, sgt. appeal s. " u. Kennedy appointed receiver
Fsnsssn ag Keyes-Under the peculiar circumstance OF
the motion TO continue injunction IL granted; 30
costs to abide event.
Ruttuian ug Ford ct al-Moton denied without costs.
There will CouTt held IN this bTanch Saturday March
IT, All orders processes reurnabo that day are heTby
adjourned xin Monday next.J
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NIsOkrn.

Brig Abbe C. Ticomb from Aprlaehicols for New.York
M4rcn D. lat. - 10, lon. II -.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERn-MARcH ia-Befor
Justice BARBOUR
THE FRIGHT TO USE NAMES OF HOTELS UPON CAR

RIAGEs.
D.z sgt Lamb.
This Is case which creates much interest among
hotel proprietoYs An injunction had been granted
application Of the plaintiff restrain the drendan, from unl
the Of the Prescott House upon OF his carriages
An application made TO dissolve the injunction und
hong and adavits read Edwin James ARMED
the case for the psn and Abraham Lawrence for the
fendan The plaintiff rests his upon the known
the trade that analogous to the Of Trademark
and tina, Of this the carriage against The
Of the plaintiff violation OF his right fof which
all injunction could bs sustained. .
The defendants tended that Injunction coult
not bs supported uness shown that damages bad beer
sustained reply Mr. James contendrd that II there was
Lear violation Of the question 81 actual damage I'm
the improper u the might by continuance
grow into right and upon this principle that Courss
Equity granted octisns Aaer argument, ordered
ttt additional udays should be Produced and the further
be arns was adjourned until Tuesday next.
Edwin James and Dunphyor plaintiff Abraham Lawrence
for defendant
DECISIONS.
Joseph G.. Jackson agt. Robert y. Swords-Mo'
ton granted and referred 10 referee 10 hear &c.
Jesse A. Crsndal sst. Daniel T. Washburne-Motor
granted.
Joseph b. McCaium AT. tho Arctic Fire Insurance Com
panyoon granted and directed to be placed on the
Trial calendar.
Jas Moran agt. Jacob Csrpenter-Moon granted.
Jas Brown sgt John Brown-Motion granted.
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! Adyeriseulefl

lAdver'iseuent
SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL COAL Co.,
OFyICE. No. IS WAl..t
YARD No. 2oy and 265 West Twenty hfthst.,
between Seventh aud Eishth-sves.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MARcr
l6-Before Commissioner BETTs.
TUE CASE OF Till. nl,TIIIERG.

These cases were called up this morning, but on
the request Of the deendats after soms discussion wal
agreed to postpone the Fhday the I'D n.t at II
D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

These celebrated Pens Of genuine American msnpfscur
sale TO the trade at warehouses No. ioj Arch
Philadelphia and No. 20 Johns, NewYork and at retail By
al Bookseller Sione aud Paper Dealers thronghoat the
United States. X. EsTEhbkOok 20.
wOOLWORTH GRAHAM Sole Asents
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90 tobom it map Coneern.

A FAMILY without children wishes to meet
N with family going abroad to KEEP HOUSE for them
du ing their absence Advertiser speaks French Gerna
and English aud be send note TO W. w. L No
622 Third.sve. Please ring the bell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

THE FIRM of PHILLIPS g. PERRY H
March IS ls6. WALDO PHILLIPS,
OLIVER ii. PERRY.
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FIRST STRAWBERRIES AND THE PRICE.-We
were attracted On Thursday to Broadway window,
upon seeing some tiny baskets Of strawberries Of the
usual jersey pstern--about 5 10 the pint We wanted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
Drifting.

WIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Fulton.
w a.-STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
UFACTuRERS.
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neooino CARDS. &e.

ALVIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. IO4 Ful
N tous,-wEDDlNG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
(EsAbi shed 1881
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ItlemOveS grease spots as if by magic and soft
enS the dirt By soaking. that rinsng win in or
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This powder Is prepared in accordance with
chemical science, and upon process peculiar To
itself which is secured by Letters Patent. II has
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itself an universal favorite wherever IL has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the ioi-
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cotton and linen goods.
II saves most OF the labor Of rubbing, and wear
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With one quarter the time and labor usually re-
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Aud can be readily appreciated by a single trial
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The manufacturers OF this powder are aware
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or Jailed In removing the dirt, but knowing the in
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