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THE ouRTs
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Custom House Case.
Before Judge SmaIlcy.


Tho Gaze Of Bernhard Hutton. merchants and I'm.
porters against Augustus schc,l former Collector OF
the port Of New York up again yesterday morning,
pursuant pos,poncmont from MONDAY last Tho post.
ponement on the previous day vas rendered necessary
by the objection taken By the United States Attorney
M Courtney to Phillips report hitherto recognized
authority by tho Custom House officials 10 what
slI coats and oia-g-s the invoices and entries Of
goods and hanis IN the Custom House WERE and
what tho ssionsv thereon ought TO be, being
taken In evidence ~ hnge actual payments aud conmi--
sions THIS compelled council for the plant n, Mr. r.
Deianeid smith Ia provc actual by tho
yiying partner Of the finn, Mr. Huttons testimony.
Al the opening - the case VIZ. Smith addressed tho
court saying:-Y0ar Hon r-when this called
for trial II nnfers ord, ns hrpposed that the
ONLY question In contest related to the ~ % APP
pcaina from the Collector - tho secretary OF the rea-
sorry condition precedent a. tho rIgh 81 salt, and
alsn 10 tho enfclencv ~ profess prsprc i've 10 rs
character AMI other points ~ merely technical char
In otltcr words. did not suppose that the
10 be tried on H. merits a. far at least 10 call
question the illegally of the rxactions male from the
piantr by the Gale tor and VIII en- exari
forth Ia BIZ OF parGnars hal supposed iha, ibcs,
exlcona would he rsnced without question the part
of the government 10 the standard az Phillips report
That report beinr objected ~ standard am
PEELED 10 prove fruna The rvpc themselves ard from
tic books 81 tho pann and irom ihr fars 81 personal
payments ~ ,hs arm, ~ far az they can recoilect
them, precisely wha. charges and commissions
paid by Ms add then 10 ask 10 recover the
have required bv the cis'om House officers to
add 10 the eutres 10 make dnAh'e value shall claim
also that the charges for nsnd and cnaswisc freight are
not dn,iahse ali and that tue s'ante rcpnres tho
value be made at te pinripal markets and not s the
ports Of expectation. will $50 Pot In evidence ~
show that the defendant evacted those duiea
trsry Instruction. and instructions IN
form part Of the las foil tha any exsctions made
contrary 81 instruct ore we're an legal.
Considerable evidence then given from the entr
and invoices il the fanfs 81 the ra MIA. and from the
records Of Custom Hpuse The Csosae xamnstion II
the witnesses e0nciudsd by Ma Courtney, VITO 10.
morrow morn or viii the for the defendant.
and VIII be followed nv w. v Dclshcf smith. Who viii
close for The plaintiff when the cass will be submitted
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THE ALLEGED ClsTlllERY FRAUDS.


Confirmation Of III. Cas. Against Messrs.
D~v~iin. Tiitas aud Iexna.
no Of pevelln Titon prr lsvar charged With DO
frauGag the government by brssdBT liquors On whxh
~ Is alleged. ,a,ea Lad been paii, VA continued
bofo-s United ssstca Comm Asoacr Ne~i0n brooklyn,
yesterday
vr Seth rly, being recalled ferlssi 70 The quantity
of liquor he hss purchased from D~vca and ALEC that
La kboan = ,xn a. Doslnta broker
Hailhaw Mckinney f0rrnsn VI Iir A Co. testified
ihst the barrels we're Drasfrf ~ 4itQr tinr
atirsd prior 70 September i ~ biz ma
h. omitted nothasing BALD any particular attention. 70
the fnaGurr 10 wliei ghe barrels hsanNaf
nr Usrry y 'sufns N8s mg8im pnt fhr start spi
e.suired able ieuih u r-sfN ~ a~ hI.
mes relations ~ish iNysifn and al@y b. ~ slegei
thtsate that he would bfrak ~ ths rug. anG ibr0F
tss vhlskey rnte rtp tke EarHs ~ other srrcuiAiars
% his rrosr eIarnison th- fact slctsf t4at ~
ssaHl fhuient hs1 tn PLACED nassr hs o. ano-.
esr X the rsysnue ceysrrsBi aAd thst fer tfns
~ b lsiness sup Ddet.s
ur Gsors. = Fsrsr. ~ To- afun q, naxs q rsr,r.
r~r,isers n Rf0otlvs, trsihst - bsrng mai .qg.
re- a. 70 D~sehs rsagAts arf 1ualng nsttsfss'err
lnrchsa~f 80 barrels ~ Q4Dr lr1G hf4 q 49, rasa
N III ~ snf o. 70 pr gaiisn. ~ rssI4a asd vit
nefa W. IEFen Sses se man. Mls " hoy cheap. aha
tat 10 fwifnsoi ysald ~ gate rsft " by al -
c0al9 Get OF thas- terms.
W Issnss Mulisn. \ csfsusn ,svfa~f ~ hsf ~
fscf ~hsEsy from tss dktiify etabilsh nsEts " SO
tsiaGlhng .loy in Hhdspn avsAaN. Nf Esysrdfsefsd
HIN where ~ lsAe thN Shis.~y. BAD nDtirsS hs
lfana Tho iarfeis so1Dfsaes he hAd kstt whiAksy
stssae ~ he sshls
fts GO. vii - cotiluass sbis rBorrlnG
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SUPREME cuuRr-cscuIr-paar ..
Verdict or $500 Against = City Railroad
Company Tor Bodily Injury The Caprices or
Two Obstinate Jurers.

Before Jndvs Mason.
csrlsn< Rsrford ". ne Ser>nfh Arcr~ Rasired Cgm-
pary-Thls was 10 Witch shs plaintiff sucd the
defendant fcf Injuries received through the alleged ne
rence OF conductor - the company cars, aud
IN consequences u which ampua,ion Of the Isdys leg
abovs the kn~e became nocesss-y and performed.
The plaintiff had for time previous " Juns a.
1900. been suffering from disease ~ the knee joint,
but had rscovered A. 10 he able 70 walk out With
crurhss DAY and. according 20 the testimony 81
several medical gcntlamen, cure had been virtually
effected shs ngnalled 70 the conductor Of the Ger IN
question stop and she entering the car the
ductor rang tho boil from the Interior OF the car The
driver obrsed The szua aud TIE car started dragging
The plsntn sons distance over the pavement, whereby
she received sach Injuries caused . relapse ~ tho
disease which necetasd the perfcrmsace Of the sur
gicai operation
The rearing ~ the case occupied three days and 'hs
Jury were Instructed 10 return seact verdict yesterday
morning On tbs Court being convened tbs tury~czme
In, and the foreman stated the Judse hat they hsd
agreed upon verde, Tor The pla niin bat could not
agree uroa the amount owing 10 the cbascy OF two OF
The Jurors who were 10 favor OF award ~ heavy dan
ages " the pisint6ihs Efforts Of the Remaining tep
during the entire night endeavor 20 nAacs them "
asrse 10 reduction Of the Amornt prsyng utbkrly
fuirs and further, that they had numatsd that IA the
event Of the other ten rsmainisG psSsess. v<<y the
svoj would SIN furh4 screass their awsrds cron The
accommodation q - Court shev again .<tir-d, aad
AaAu sxfysA Wa Sprdsss u eI.tee ~ - pisinuI
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ttssred.
svsmssip Ngfro 'xsts. t1sr.. Hs.srs.~nsfrisss .
Af~N.
nas,asisp sss.ts Ivy chssss.ss--i1r Hssssa rss
O.
rsssnskp Di-rs eh@f~s~rs. ryrsass--f AFtss
49, ans4p Hsaaa4Aa. ia. 80 heffa#t-ft fs@
N~af
kttv cssiss. ssfhs- tsnts.~fAes D4sNsw.
n.ft Ntnis q Nsytsla ~. wrehA h-sf.s, - Hsiu'
Ers ~ 80 ssliy fav seess. yai~ssD " ops-ss
Erg ff's1 tpr1.,. srshs "a. nssAs's- raaah Sss.sa.
sns D Irs-a,4as,. xscssY. Ds~as,s-D rso-sras. =
wa %. a;a.rt 10. nrsI. pss@a's- =. sarfasa--
Bas kaa-,. .nrl. r.rs~rs ssas.a. xr-Dr pswss
10 wsrssssfs NJ ceer~# R@vtsvas-- ~wrgn Stgh
rrx IN nwsr. Ls~r.Svs M ahysEhAs.-y Metrr
NJ. u A nsvrr Tsas. tsfiksa<--SEl~v a tfsnsAtnn
kcsr Annis sfsei tsr AssasSws. kwssaea. 30
rssy r...ss. ,n,i Hassrs wlssr~. sa-D D.Sss'
a., Ja-s~s r1p.s wgsg.-g rryisvsAcs
seNrA y irytssa. f0ssseD4 ssssosss-ssa srans
IA Esas wsAsrr Tsvlsy s~vsssss-.s rrxss~
E<1s wspsnx Fstses' Cksss>sNs-s 4 mscysstY cs.
-, of:c1s. Es1s-, wa lss@s. sc-yss tr.ss
ess p.se-., yos.s rss-v, $500 rsstsa
So ngsTsg 49, Sss:fv riDsssss~fsss~ tsssys.
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Although there scarcely business transacted In
wheet the market ruled hr holders generally being unwi
ing sales: the snles
limited tn 800 bushels No. Milwaukee, ~ 49, Tho
m,r.et ruled frmer. advance of fully lc being
tahished with fair demand thu sales comprising 10000
bushes at 81 o 81 10 mixed Western IN s'nvc and the
latter price soa, closing II the inside price IN Oer
less sought for but the market remained NJ the
advance chroniclrd Yesterday sales 65o00 bushels
Toe for State ard e3c Soc for Chicago and Milwaukee,
Ra IN moderate request Mt unchanged prces aales
81 eco bushels 81 20 for Canada West and 81 81 ~
far prime two-rowed state. Parlcyma dnll noni-
naiv unchanged or rye witch In improved demand
$3.50 bushels Western sold at 81 1S
In vigorous speculative and fair Legitimate de-
nsand nd prices ruled decidedly hgher closing wi
nued RISING tendency NJ improvement Indicated By
revised quotations. The sales $40 bales including
considerable for shipment 10 Europe. We qun,e:--
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec 19-6P ".
AsHrs-Receips 15 bbls. Pot duh and scarcely
firm Al % So with moderate transactions Pearl
dull and nominal at &l3 90.
BRxApsrJFvs- ls0N bills -four, 76l7l bushels
wheat SO $40 do 38 liz do q $50 do 100 do
m, and X $50 do barley. The market for State and West
ncur rather active but the prices obtained in
Dictated marked improvement, The aaes comprised sSN
bbs At the appended quotation Southern -four contuued
quiet but steady with sales OF go bbl Corn eai dull
and prices nominsy unchanged in tho shssnc~ II I'm
portsnt business M Gonr sales ware made 70 the
lent ia ate Dag We
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September he went into ~ oss u Csssss ssrsss sal
drank liquor which made him sick that, he wss CON-
peled stay there for three days. during which time NJ
list $16o. There legal testimony sustain the
charge, and Mr. Bedford abandoned tho
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Raid en- New York Disfiiierfr.-sbcns Twenty
rstssii-hg .rts Already ssiyes.
D,rssy Colsciov ssnes NanhAi, urdw fh~rffss
aheoF ~ 10 ThlrtyssSons Co.sciion iisrirs-sho 70
s,iiag ~ spse ssssrsiy o. tie c1nn1iaonsr < Ia
tssssi Rs,enss-has vfshia TIE lass fes csss seised
arse rrbsr ~ sssgaers~s heated IL sirsr~nt PARTS ~
The cry Tho eramlf.aicrs rasas Va dlfectlon ~
Hsvsnns fnsp<csor os1n. $40 las already srssrsd
tss seizure n over t~snfy iliscit dl~uisfiss
sy~esi ecnmi~sss frvm TIE Esvsrss repsv@set
of wsahrsfss 4. "a a. cry Zoe IN p-,pees ~
ssvfag 10 rh~ksv 'rsss ecaf71s1 h~~r~ 10 .
strisuy kgal ns1ssL
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echr Bsiis, Haws~. rrordsaes- -Bsks~ q crowsii
steamer = sssvsns. ohaaos. arisimors.
ArrlveA

Arrbvo0.
Steamship H~ctA tDv, Edmonson Avsrpooi Nev n, 80
on~~nstown e8th wth rdss and pa-a~nsrrz n cuaoek
Decli -ss miles east Of sandy Hook. passod brig rsvX
owens steering l2ih 10 miles Of sandy Hook pAaaU
steamship scotia, hence for Liverpool. 4r.l
steamship Bavaria Ham, Meyer, Namhurg Nov "a sAe
Southampton 3sth, with mds. and ns IN ko1p
harit boo q lat " 20 Ion - N passed aesmsh
htnpnn hrnp- for Hamhurr 9Th lat ~ 10 lon - III aioAus
.sp fcrS hence for Liverpool; ith, lat ~ ~ oG o.
's s 2 haa strong westerly winds tho rnirs pa.sage
pasarnKrlA 10 Garrison a Allen.
siesuship q W Lord. Ward Wilmington, NC.
sssssn.hip Dtr,o. Sherwood, Portland.
,np Nileh ~ tho Wave os Buatonl Mcdonald mot TOP
Does .saA banins Wind. aud oa
tAs ~rtsvr r1asaae
Ere s.ry Btors ,Brl Korn. mo Isnelro oct "a ~
concr e kirkland Won Hschs Had banllng winds -
Iorr pa, q pasase heavy NV saos the last Tour days
Brig Mile Wan. Ware Nanrsnlio. 10 dnys With mAhA9
any 49, :" Mos Ward D-cs iat ~ 81 Ion " ~ spNn
brig idclA ff FROM sdephi4 for Maanya. days 90
Bria rfinrsh Ahtr fof bexr HON. PRICE, uibsra, dAyS
with sugar 70 NnrrAy r~rri. CO.
Brio Magrs .hsn. Orr. smith, windsor. 10 days, ~
Brig u Locke. poushss-p-is for pos,on
Sefr Merrill u Hart lot ~ crnrFe Msl Hart NeuvAA
days, with sugar &c 70 u W Inna
sehr Jonas Smith. Nlrhuls - Marks n days. with coA
sehr James T. fswev rowp.1rwss. yirra,s
schr VIA 0iliun, Sevlie Fhiaa-ipsia far No tisnd
achr . Va ym0nd Ghsfwck. Eirah~ihpor, Tor Sorwt6A
srhr Jlouscs Arnold, RiifNhehpsrt for Provldsnso
a~hr v Aytheulns. Ntchsii knndoa, assian -
pehr oairksisp. frum wreck Of bfis wnh~im-
rrix Tito t.. J.ccaiae, from rAl.rmo. vh.ss asY)
Ibec 7. oonnA Ter nsstsn pgsuos6m1 -
NV VIA Long isahd Sound
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

The Recorders Charge 10 tho Grand Jury
Revision Of tho Criminal Code SugEc-fed--
Unsafe Buiidings-rhc Grand Jury In
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AT No. 50 HaSei.SCIeetS
'nnn 3BLs SUPER AND EXTRA FLOUR
] OSJO 100 bbls Brown Sugar, assorted
80 bbls. Crushed Sugar y
90 bags Coffee
20 bags Pepper
20 bags Spice
bags Ginger ,sr.
bales Gloves
cases Nutmegs
25 boxes Ground Ginger
200 boxes Adamantne Candles
rs barrels Herring
100 kegs Dutch Herring
100 boxes Cheese, assorted
100 kits Mackerel
100 4 hbls. Aackerel
10 K bbls. Mackerel
tt so bbls Mackere,
,a 25 hts Salmon
80 boxes Goldfish
100 kegs and boxes Herring
100 boxes Soap
200 boxes Starch
IS bbls. Molasses
25 bbls. Copperas
80 kegs EPSON Salts
Is cases Cotton Cards
is cases Wool Cards
IS chests Tyson and E. 3. lea.
ALSO,
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Nl restored In four weeks, by Dr. RECORDS H9
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-01
The Reception at Albany.

The party reached the Albany wharf a few
minutes after z o'clock, and received well
come that must be remembered while memo
ry lasts by every one who witnessed it, AL
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though the sun was nearly set, and the faces
of the President and his distinguished COM
panions could hardly be distinguished at a
distance, the vast mass of upturned faces de-
noted the eagerness to do honor to the guests
OF the city Far as the eye could reach
along the wharves, up the streets, on the
housetops, in the windows of the houses, in
the rigging of ships in vehicles of all descril :
tions the solid mass swayed to and fro in the
midst of the widest excitement. The Presi-
dent was escorted to the side of the boat in
full view of the crowd, and then ensued a
scene which battles description. Cheer upon
cheer for Andy Johnson rent the air. Hats
few up. There was full representation Of
all tones of voice merging gradually inahoarse-
ness in cheers for the President. H 4
The President was officially welcomed on
the Capitol steps by Governor Fshton, who
addressed him as follows H.. H.
Mr. President: With high considerations
for the Chief Magistrate Of the, Republic, l
address you words of welcome 10 behalf Of
our citizens and the people of the State whose
capital you visit We extend to you and to
your suite hospitality and greeting, and desire
your safe conduct as you go hence to pay hon
or to the memory of the larnented Douglas
to the State also distinguished as the home
and final resting place of the patriot and
martyr Lincoln. | have no power to give
due expression to the feelings Of this assemb-
lage of citizens, nor to express in fitting terms
the respect and magnanimlty of the whole
people upon an occasion so marked as the COM
ing to our capital and to our homes of the
President Of the United States In their
name l give assurance to your Excellency of
their fidelity, patriotism, and jealous interest
in all that relates to the good order, progress,
and freedom of all the States, of their earnest
hope that peace will soon open up to the pee
pie of the whole land new field of greater
liberty, prosperity, and power.
The President made no lengthy reply, bit
merely returned his thanks and accepted, as
the Chief Magistrate of the country, the hos
FATALITIES of the State.