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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
THE TOMBS POLICE COURT.
fgefor, Atdeffnaa Moore


ROBBERY OF CLOTHING sT0RR AND RECOVERY %
STOLEN GOODS
On Wednesday evening four young men. nAmsA
Henry C. Mouutord Thomas Lynch George Bovn and Joha
Williams entered the clothing store OF Michael Qian AT Ma
lS9 Chehams by means OF false keys and stole Sc oost
a1s9 81 @ Iae y Men RSGpsta 70 tss
pecng a tho goods had been stolen be declined parOhs
ing but whea the young men leo followed then ua be Tss
thieves arrested with the stolen goods In their osssaaA
The magistrate committed them for examination.
ASSAULT WITH A KNIFE.
John Stuart OF No. las BaKtert and Jsmes Wilson qoas
relied on wednesday night AID during the sfrsy Whos
Wilson was arrested aud the magistrate held hn Tor trial
THEFT or A CART.
oarrnan named JOIN Hogan arrested on charge 4
having stolen cart belonging Michael DOnahue Of No. Il
Carksos st. Toe accused required to ssS oIn -
cart with the intention 0freturnng It again.
ALLEGED OUTRAGE on YOUNG WOMAN
respectable looking young man named Php Sarnsr w
arrested yesterday the charge Of having been sne OF I've
men who the night of the 9Th inst committed gross oa
upon Mary jane BOYLE. young woman living at NO
Psrkpace Sarnor she does not know seized
and dragged hsr nto the promises No. Is Parksee There
they pushed and outraged her person bhs
resisted with all her strength but TO no avail sarner NcI
cent had nothing TO do with the assault gPoa "a
ArrzPT 10 PASS FORGED CHECK.
A lad aged IA years named John Robert COer who b
EMPLOYED bv Messrs Good KehOe No so LeOnsrdst ws4
arrested yesterday afternoon on charge having
10 tue paying teller Of the National Park Bsnk check foe
s7 s. puFporng to have been signed by Charles Goodyea
IT, and drawn favor Of Edward HaWley The teller az
covering the check Yves aorgs caused the arrest u we
boy In explanation tue accused said that stranger met
in the street and asked him be did not want 70 make
cents He replied he did when the asked hun u
take the check andget tho moay IT, In attempting 70 q
So he arrested The lad said he had no knowledge ~
the man who gave him the check but Alderman moore 40
tanned him for nnd he locked upln the Tomb<
coLORED sSEAK-THIER ARRESTED.
BENJAMIN Davis coored early yesterday morning -
tered The room Ms Mary Bartano at NO. 49, west biesa
yay whe lady dressing aad sbatc1ed gOa Weto
and chain the mante piece with which ne ran sSer
Davis was pursued into tie cellar Of house IN Vacffe
where he arrested The watch was found ng on sc
bottom of cellar The prisoner was committed Tor '
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MODIFICATION OF QUARANTINE LAWS AT
HAVANA

Hts Honor Mayor Hoffman yesterday received vac &
letter from Ihomss savage, OonsalGsnerh d hA'HN"' "
ten under date OF pit |. 1860: - ..,..t.- -, .
uclOse herewith copy
ofths Regulations Of ION " who
dice, the Quarantine what called o6seVau9 G' Yen
Of unless OF cholera or death
on passage during the observation "hrn vess'
had sdistey ordered TO hAiel to
quarantine. , -, c,r n .-.,uo. t.v,r, bes,d thu r.
t.i and ia conformity the decision. consdorlts
hat according l. official edYe received ~ tons boVsnmri .ne
United States and wishing 70 sSod '
That may accrue BY the established oceI Of
ninr and Al the attend 10 the nc less faofed cause
nI health has introduce into tie hr's article OF tls
eeilsr Of the lOtn inst. the floWing modification .
proceeding from the United setes 60 also th2e
which alter their departure touch foreign ports ~haeysr may
he an # Health sd the they bng "i %
dec.d spcus porte OF this M nd and IN undergo ah %
q tea days voniitins iumisain emo o.
eoes an the .sm terms the prescribed IN the
Article for vessels anI from England, Germany and france bus
cholera patients that have lost ons or moro
r,senge OF the crew sn disease during tho passage and nose
esse on hch during their observation deaths nom
cholera should occur immediately ordered TO haTe to under
Il a TigoroI quaTaItiLe -
which communicate for eract compliance ihere
with" JOAICIN NIOiL DE ~OAr'ONE0-
Har1rI drguIt 81, 1896.
To she Governor or Lieut. Governor Of -
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0 yos 'lomo) tronght o. 80 a voume Boswelrs Lis Of
johnson vols brought 90 4Oi Bulwers Novels 81 vols
Iano half calf gi 90. Dckenss Works cheap English
edition fetched 81 TO- Chambers Book Of Days. vols half
turkey S. Tie other comprised those OF Jefferson
Hamilton Mil and MoDtaigne and all realized very ia.r
proea During the afternoon large number OF very hand
Family Bibles, with and without clasps we're SOD many
bringing IA hgh a. s2 $50 The sale Of Bibles ives qnt
brisk and kept np with great spT for eonsidsfabe
time To-day invoice OF ricknor Fields viii DO offered
which CON prises large number of very choice WORKS Tor
which there is sure heavy demand during the FAN ana
Winter months. OF recent publications roknor tlet;
offer Is well large number OF favorite MONDAY ana
Juvenile books which 20 meet with ready sale
Tho following invoice will also be offered: j. W. Bouton
w j. Wlddleton Eew.Yorki q. S. Felt, hew-iork W. w
Harding Philadelphia. Roberts Of Boston and hardng OF
Phladepbia present selection Of photo0raphio albums
nauy Of when valued at high ngure Roberts BFother
also offer In their invoice the works Of Jean lngeo~ ana
good show OF juvenile books.
The sale Yesterday every way satisfactory To-day
there will doubtless. be a still larger attendance.
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.onvsysno. |. BY American v;... h in;aheisn IN
ss in Il csie Cana ootaets indispen'sD
10 tho o. snch The Anncan steam
ship Con3suy Aow building veses Of se ss- and power
ca-ri adaptation tir requirements Of e Atsnac ade,
vii on route between Boston sod Liverpool early in7
snsng judgment 4 Committee n the Fosla'
tr-nsrL should BE- authorized BY Congrs u maze postal con
regular trips good rate speed ana
uud.r sgh conditions would render the line les cedfab
the National Gag than adysniA.e2ui to te etneia. ~
On the country In reference q the establishment Of new
.te.nshp lines b.wreu or HAVE and Antwerp
Dirs prepared opinion, bit they wena
a, tins propose s cooperation viii the h"
NJ Chsber Of Commerce other conmercih bodies IN urag
1p,n onres. the necessity early and ecirr action IN rence
10 tho Interests in American ocein steam raysso
anI adv4na.s carrying trade u ie Atlantic Ocean Ne
''s0Vu-' '''N1''' Env,pD : Toaxr c. o. wnITxosE
JOsEPn !. RoPKs. IAnuru n lAlLb
Tbs sbOys reftrred 20 the Executive committed
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
The PRESIDENT sad that be wished 70 eaihe attehhoh u
the Chamber 70 the OF tie AltuO Cab hnu 70
oure what action intended to take In recognition OH
In the wear 1853 the Board adopted resolutions which eh
rreSsed sat action the Of that undertaking ana
their hope. were broken: hut they had fnhlT grand
success Doubtless there wero circumstances connected VIZ
TIE previous effort that impaired national Interest s' on
not but nevertheless the occasion was ons OF con
siderable 20 the interest OF the commerce o In
country and Great Britain. 49,. e..,.i
Afef few further remarks it agreed that Special
Committee q Eve should be appointed 10 make suitable ar
rangenents foroommemorang the success 81 the enterprises
with power 70 call public meeting The Char appoineu
the following gentlemen: George Opdyte W. T. Dodge J0nn
stnrges. s. t. Rncgles and Stewart Brown
Mr. PETER COOPER then announced thet ne hau ia
dispatch from Cyrus W. Fell stating that be etpcd 70 20
at Hearts Content Saturday with the Great Es'ern
Everything going enthusiastically.
There being further business the ChamDer adourheu
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Chamber OF
Commerce held yesterday st o'clock in the rooms No
60 wiamst ABEL A. Low esq, the President occupied
the chair There was only small attendance Of members
Tie Secretary Mr.. JoHE AUSTIN STEVENS, u, read the
Minutes OF The previous meeting which approved.
The following gentlemen nominated for membership
uei Brown No il3 wast. Thomas Tleston Bryce No %
Broadway; Don Alonzo Chds. No. 81 Broadsti John ID
Cocks NO HAVE. w 81 SS wo Tso@Ss Rowe No Isl
Frontsi; Mahlon D. Sands. No. lA Wlamsti George y.
%r 81 b Cbttenden was elected member Of the Arbtrs
ton Committee -
letter read from Mr. Sloane, the Secretary OF the
ella and San Diego Railroad, urgng that the Bay OF san
Sloane offers 800 OF 900 feet on the front at tho best point or
landing toward any undertaking for the promotion Of trace
The following communications were received and ordered
LITTER YRox MRS sHUBRIcK.
PEsDLEToS 5. C., JAY u 1893
7sE LlrHnOP "s Tsa'uro Ns0 York CHAMBER u e0""''''
SIN: ssSs .isoy sinesds. rss.ip, h.nd
T om s st css i connsrss q ssSSori
re VSe, ss now Sssss.d md 81 my reduced
stances gratefully s,o and With pre..h. report
living and public q The ,noestoi Of my
ohd1 They r b ny sSn, nd f5sy 10 S ccun tn.
sword,yO WI ps.,' hold subject d. sIde q vi h's VINO
va 1..s hsns: for your hind hope That - and
soH5 nS,A.T bs:ii h., be .h
can desire ard honor to bsI psms" an s wy
TIE YoxhARpHEST OF yALPARLIso-lETTEB fRoS Mr.
FITZPATRICK.
LIsIr1oS OF gHl USrTtp srLrss
.. .. sAsriso Chill, Jolly D 1850
eI have seinowldsc the receipt Of yoni s.si
the resolution Of Anlf that tie Chamber OF
New CITY pssstdto tceoTt Tor nv
Of VLpsrAso lave never
one bat that tooA the PREFER eoue uss hs
been IN ysv 81 the eonfeint questions
0st received the spybsss nst euly Of
hone torsbsg he Resldes q ths United st,,e nc
lie ss<fy a eis hui lbs tAos wac Tss<s IN
susIsd sH tes benboemerk While Iu .hab ntssI
vesb .deps for fsss o. paoe
vel here - % orunss V ftesiys fu al ny w
snd Of IFS TIE appreciation ana rssSses e. ns ~
SaF oes cisens e. sentry have he honor 70 b. yJ
H. Sssiss wnSOs, Asls Secretary Chamber q csnnHs''
I Nsw-YsTk City.
| UNITED STATS sTEAMsMPs ron THI SIIAgrlc-R3oRr
IRON TIE bosToS boAkD OF TRADE.
TIA Committee Of Boston Board Of Trade whom was
yss,Tr.d uncAton Of Mr. Barring Of New York on
tb, subject Of postal the Atlantic beg respectfully
| 10 reports .,,., -
Nv NJ, definite and unqualified approval hpt they
.s ths psssn opportunity res what has swsys bsea shs
Of With foreign steamship lines have been sstabhed aud
an III. AtEno been able 70 themselves
ranorolT on postal passengers snd hhtus siEies bstwsen
The IL Of the uo Importance that our
should Gnh nsy and udcoas encouragement
70 usd enterprises unior The Arscn Gag VII Ia tgnH
degree strengthen st' ~lh cd AID WeuiaJ com
nsss mo tfy nisl Yoar COMMITTEES Of the opn
Goa sShi7'' hs 'os sad od postage Whsa S~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07

NATIONAL STEAM NASieArros CoNfAsY.A shofs
time ago in company with friends who were sboas
visiting their native land we paid visit to the steamship
with the arrangements made for the reception OF pssssn
gers the berths in the Storage especially being unsur
passed by anything we have ever seen in vessels engages
In the European emigrant trade. We cheerfuly msfs
this statement have heretofore had occasion TO ref
20 complaints Of this line which, II nor unounded a. tGs
time we feel satisfied have been romehed ere ms. ne
cannot conclude this notice without bearing testimony
the ability OF worthy country mau Mt Daniel SheN
Of the Officials Of clio company IN this clty RON
whom We received the iidcs' a,liicrs Thue OF p'Au'
end whore We have bead generally Praised Tor ais '
cs.lcg IN coDooction with the tau's "a his omoe
ITO icsl HeJo.A
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.


The criminal business of yesterday before the Cen
era Sessions quickly disposed Of the being that
there trials held In nearly all the brought ny
the defendants pleaded guilty.
sESiFECED PRISONERS.
George Dearborn end William Sweeney indicted for
plckng the pockets OF Martin Duffy Of silver watch and ~
In legal tender the oath OF August The theft was
comm tied on a S5oondave car while the companant was
uude- hu'nce ~ q They sentenced to State
Prison f'F two ftaFs aus rs months eaot.
Marquis BlAsr oIeJ - the oaasZs et DeAlJg taS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07
HEALTH OF BROOKLYN.

During The past week the cholera poison has man
if,tsd Itself With tho greatest intensity In few houses
East Balcs between Hoyt and Bond tJs cases occurred
fta IN few hours Two Of the houses we're migated with
suphurors aod garland anerwsrd whi'ewssed No cases
Nse occrred since Only four occurred In the Twehh
Ward The remsInder were scattered IN different parts Of
the city Five patients admitted 20 H9mton:aye hos
Tas tota Or he weak Il a. nins VI which took place IN h
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FIELD SPORTS.
BASE BALL.

IEYINGIVN vs.. VLf MFI'5
Another instance Of the folly OF going into match
r, base pail under the idea OF having son thing wa az
rei on Wedueday the occasion Of the return game Do
tween the olympic Club Of Paterson and the celebrated
Irvngioa Club at Patterson on which occasion he rvngons
on The Redwood grounds with niue they thought com
peent 10 defeat club they had previously won trophy from
by score Of II The mistake they made "a shown IN
he fact tina they IyingOn minus the ball. as VIII
he .een by the appended There large aenoano
OF spctaors prevent including number Of tho fair sex OF
p.,eraon The following s
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pockets OF ChsS Mes Esssus BE sentenced 10 ne
state Prison FOR four years
WIN. Murphy pleaded guilty Of an attempt at burglary q
the degree ia breaking ino e cOoo and spice store
Martin Sonann aud stealing nickel and copper Oon II tia
value OF 500 sentenced 20 State Prison r years
and six months.
Harry IL Qninn alias Honest John" Joseph Lsvis.
alias Ies" each sentenced 20 the State Prison fos
two years and SIX nonth on an old indictment charging than
with breaking into store Eighth.sye. and sealing
quantity Of articles o. the value Of s " which they 5o
n,aalal gIliLH
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49,
1863 .633 1854. $40 1865. GA le66...92e .
Tie question In regard alterations aud Improvements OF
tho bung WeTa Island came before the Board and the
architect was directed prepare specifications OF the work
and law them before Board at the next meeting after which
the Board sdjoHTned go,
purIose Of manufacturing soap for the Institution and for
washing infected clohing bath and washing aceommoda
lions In the Refuge buildings additional wings 70 the
hospital building for kitchens bath and water closets
THO Oh stone building will DO from its present Site
and fitted I'D for the first assistant and surgeon
The coat of these improvements is estimated at s1SO
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cr.r.-Me,,r,. Elliot and Williams.

ISL. ID. Sd. 4th 5th. 9th. 7th. 9Th eth-TotaIs
sorppIs. .;:i 9 . o o us
Fly Catches-Surpriss T. AmbldeIter s.
Unpire-Mr. T. Hitchcock OF the Attic b b. Club.
Bcoisrs-MeGrs Howe and IL M keefs'
A CHALLENGE.
ia. PoHsAkp,a contains the following ehallnge
W.a Certain citizens Of Poukepss order 20 eneoutrgs
and manifest IN the he0thfu game Of base pa
generously contributed TO provide handos silver os -
the folowrs conditions, yiIi N =. =,
That the OF the players eoniesns or s oab hs
not coed seventeen (l7) years 49,, -,
That the nat two mstehs, and al In which the
be contestants foE the above ba 'hA Dc
played Of Peughkeepsis. ,..
sanst from part New York state shall become me
tl and thereof In all ~hsrs the ball 10
p.ysd for he mseh to place In the city
he club whs kods ball resides sIeept stated In the third
Now hsr,O. T Nine Of the Volunteer Base BAN Club Of
N T. junior alton included In tie h con.
don above hereby challenge club In the Stats Of
Nsw.Yorf willing conform TO the above conditions 10 pay
match for The poTsssson sftns sboys bali .c
PsssAlssytss ~ " Sep. J. 1866.
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ALAS!
II as Editss Of hs N. Y.

IL as Elitss Of tie ~ Y. TmeG .-. ..Hf
Sra: You will discontinue sending me The Tsmss.
It's tone Ia not what paid my money for Ny friends hss
begin to class me among newly converted or fsconsuos
''CopperheadE" IcAnt stand the company
Your late series Of ound snd lcfy tunbling has 50
you host OF friends Yours cnee With respect now ~.
Andy Johnson. W
Me- York Aug q, 1855.
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Before Judge CARDOZ0.
DECISIONS.
Dunn agt. Posner.-MotiQn for further Dill OF PSF
euar for reference granted no cosis 20 eh
party Brown agt Brown-RepOrt confirmed aud Jndgmsn
granted Levy agt KieuenL-oton denied witaous o0sA
SUPREME CoURT-CHANBZss SEPT 6-Beiofe Jasass
MGllAHAh-
n Y and n. II. Railroad CO. agt. Morris hetcnon
.. al-Propossd settled.
Before Justice BARNARD
Whitney agt Fisk and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. denied
Chen Goodwin ct al agt Lewis Ensten ct a-Moton d
med Elizabeth Kirchof AIT. 4. OTTO Krchoh-Rs2oss con
arIned and judgment OF divorce granted.
THg TILT DIVORCE CASE.
Angelina Tilt sgt Benjamin this case, wnica
has become amos celebrated through the ciuouss OF N
ary stages Yesterday carried 70 decree AT the osA
ng OF tue Court Judgment Of divorce was gyen oosh
in the report dvorcBg the pares aud granting tue ss
g. 900 per year for anany.
Edwin James aud Dunphy FOR plsinah
Burrell s Waring for defendant
COURT CALENDAR-TBB DAL
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBgRS-SBPr. 7.-befors
Justice SUTHERLAsD-Nos e, 81. llo.
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MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS or EN-
IGRATI0N.

The Commissioners of Emigration met on wednes-
DAY afternoon at No lac Broadway j. c. Yepllneh Pres'
don't, in the chair.
Michael Mitchell, No. ~ Washiugionst, and Thomas
OKeofe No IL Westinghouse made afdaTiis charging A.
w Base tractdrbutor Castle Garden with interior
with their rights by preventing eignnts from going TO
Tho tier referred 70 the Castle Gardeh
Committee.
NJ Mcdonald agent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
paw asked for compensation for removing the baggage o
emgranis leaving the city non Castle GarIen
Referred 20 the same Committee
lrhn rntnrr nrnYinns fortnight fOllOws.
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Is, "a. 80. th. 9Th 9th. 7th. sih 9th Total.
Ef 9yyIas,Ss 3 . 2 . = : ia
Umplre-Mr Corteyou Of the Liberty Club Of New'brun'
wick -
Scorers-Mes,rs Elliot and Williams
Time Of game-Thrce hours.
Flycalohes-Oymplo. 49, Irrington, g.
Outs on fouls-Olympic g. Hyingt0n. D times.
sUllPaIsE Vs. AMBIDExTER.
well contested game played between the Surprise OF
West Farms and the AmbideYer Of New Rochelle, the
grounds OF the latter Wednesday tho 5h inst and re-
suited in victory for the Surprise The following the score
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER !. 1866.

Kings County Hospital in the town OF Fatoush Inc ,pow
ING Shows the prevalence OF the disease In the various "ard'
OF the cityi -, cs-. -, ~, F,.,i
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CHH COURTS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPECm TEsa-sur q
Before Judge CARDoZo.
DECISIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-07

Abel Benedict CQpdus,pT % tbe Thireaye Railroad.
vas brought up by Policemen Richard Hswsy and Adam
Haett for an ssau and battery. The facts thus
The officers i've In YoTkve and the evening Of Aug
thew got on the car ride bone hse offered the
dactos Eve cent ticket aDdops cent a. hs fs conductor
IL and demanded Hectt declined pay
ing any more Conductor then attempted 10 eject him eneh
Ing and kicking him 10 doing Hawey conc to The resene
s conductor that be has erds either al
or an for fare BOT 20 take n1tefe Of the two So
psendsnt Dekson also testified that such sthe rules
Ln0 Haett however, that the President Of tbe
roaa tod him differently and added II he Che Prssdcs
had been in conductors place be should have taken che
nra az Altered The conductor fined sos FOR the ASSAULT
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~, q ,...3 2 rough Of Hufier where stoves. Pinu ~
& y,6.5 and other c,stnp- uAdc OF siur 10
sA5si,. As'sy tce Their sare-ruom Is Main fee
hrst door NORTH ofIasks Hotel whore you viii find .ove
ofa sizes aud patrons They also keep hand large
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botlght at any other cstttli4hnra' in fhc county
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