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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-26

The attention OF the trade and the public at large
IS called to this sale the goods will be sold in
iots to suit both large and small purchasers Guam
uties as small assone dozen will be sold. Goods
vii be delivered t0purchasers within five (5) days
from teri nation of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government finds.
C.SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and Purveyor, U. 8. A.
.. w. BOTELER. Jr.. Auctioneer. fe Ia.dfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
LORD BOND ROBBERY

EIGHT OF THE COUPONS ATTACHED TO THE sroLu
BONDS PRESENTED FOR RRDEMPTIoN-ARREsr 90
wALL-sT BROKER.
On the 3lst ult, VIM. Hit, IT,, young msn in ths
employ Of Mr. Frank HELEN broker doing business al No
Wais;, called at the Sub Treasury ia WaLst and offered Ne
redemption eight U.s. coupons Of o. s 73O bonds numbered
70 O LOG LIS $3.50 $3.50 1899 and Gol These were
opee recognized by Mr. Marvin Ingraham the clerk 10 wAs
they were presented as portion OF those stolen from Ra3
Lord OF Exchangepaee at the time a 10000 In s. bond
and other securities Tere stolen nom his in March sA
The fu particulars OF the robbery pabGhed In T
lHsUSE ~ the time and have been sdveed On several &c
"a aSe SsTk questioned lAs boz md infOrsS
response 20 the ques9p o. the clerk whether bis
po{u nag printed hsI Of the bonds be replied het u
had one hanging up N Els Office -
Elder was then called IN and took the boy into ese
once then Elder and Capt JourdAn Of the Sixth Rre
Hss 9een ecuVey engaged In working the case tss
Ar HELEN was taken into custody and sTagned -
toe VuSo bowling at tbs Tombs The adavts OF 1ngrs
nam ana the ooy HIT taken and they corOborsted ue
tsement gwen above Or these adavit the msgsrass -
eldsd 70 po the lecpssd % bali Ia the sun s.sS
an examination As the prisoner not provided with bail -
Tue Tune he commied 20 the T0mbs He claims 70 hsyY
PurchAsed the coupons regular businsss and SS
Ah not knowing them 10 have been sosa The exsminse
N tie case Is set down for 10 o'clock shs morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
before Judge Russell

before Judge hutseL
LARCENY TRIAL.-John Dempsey and Martin
Muady brought up yesterday for the charge
grand larceny from person The indictment was found
against them at the last term when they both pleaded
guilty" Thomas Collins the complainant testified that his
silver witch stolen from his pocket the 9th Of
was In his company and offered to return the watch II the
owner would not prosecute them verdict Of acquitta was
returned by the jury for Dempsey and his cOdeiendant
convicted and remaEded for sentence.
PsosERs PEAsMnrtin Fosa pleaded guilty Of attempt
At grand larceny In stealing from Julius Jenchner tho 18th
Of October. various articles Of the value Of tei.
hary OBren pleaded guilty OF grand larceny Of money TO
was found IN her possession on the 18Th OF October
Edward Van Hitenor pleaded guilty to the larceny OF two
William s. Bailey pleaded guilty OF attempt at grand
larceny indictment found against him last May Adoph
Owen tho complainant states that the defendant into the
swey store No $50 broadway, dag last Spring and
requested to look at diamond rings ho desired
purchase The salesman exhibited several 70 him and
among the number single stone diamond worth $50 which
was missed after be went lie followed and arrested In
the Of the ST. Nicholas Hotel with the diamond In h
possession.
Addy Freeman pleaded guilty OF attemp, grand larceny
complaint OF George Harris whe lost breastpn worth SO
Snd O Treasury Note the 10th Of September from No 100
Eddges which she confessed TO stealing She gave her
at 6 said shS was born In England and prsatus BY
Ferdinand Helms pleaded guilty Of an attempt at grand
aIo N stealing money order representing $50 81 and bank
bills Of the value OF tO % He authrzed receive letters
nom the Post0fcs for James W. schsmsrhorn and was
caught taking out their contents.
The defendant gave his age at 10 years.
AL Of the above given pleas Of guilty accepted BY the
Court and the prisoners were remanded for sentence. The
Hon Cunning Bedford r, Assistant District Attorney
preseoued Tor the people.
THk cALKSDAR ron To-DArThs People sgt Louis Lowell
Thomas Dugein. Terence Keenan, James Sullivan James
johnson Francis A. Harris John Conner Christian Rnke
grand larceny; The People ag Paul Christensen assault and
battery The People ag John Wheslan George Daniels L.
Kelly Michael j. %hosiAn, Peter Hart Michaci MeCsry,
Michael Doushsrty, robbery. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

the House o. Refuge where he win doubtless remain Until hs
q years old.
MINOR AssAuITs-oseph Foster for assault ooss
Hugh McKennitt sent to the Penitensry month
Ellen Howard for sssauhg Ellen Mitchell sent up 60
two months.
MINOR LARcESiEs-Brdget Lynch s,oe some undercl0fA
ING from Catherine McGunness and sent 10 The Penitss
tary for four months W Brena stole clothing from Hul
and A. p Hawkins at two different boardng he was
caught IT, IN fact with the coat Of Of his victims
His crime proved beyond possibility OF denial and the
terpTsng thief sent up tie Penentary for four months
each charge that lie viii have 10 tWOhrs Of
year before he hope 10 New York and resume h
theying operations with his old VIM fmmey be7
OF H. stole from the 'front.' door Of coat and vest uae
caught and sent to tho House Of Refuge Ann Lynch
ceecd taking S25 from Martin Wilson and sent for St1
months Ellen Abbott Tor stealing money from John HOppel Wa
up for months Peter Hacky took piece Of nc fraz
Robert T. Mcknight and to House OF Refuge a11
year John Luman stole watch from Sarah Joole, plead
guilty and up for four months Eliza Price took siys4
watch from Mary Coooan and sent up for two moniha
William H. Freay aud John Walker Tor stealing tobacco pea
from tie street stand Of Mary CToonan got ezs
month each Mary Moussey for stealing clothes nom An
Sweeney, sent 20 the Island for three moBthE
Court adjourned till Saturday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
THE GREAT REPUBLIC.
LAUNCH OF Tbs PIONEER STEAMSHIP on rnE sAS
FRANCISCO AND CHINA LINZ.

LAUNCH OF THB PIONEER STEAMSHIP OF TIE san
FRANCISCO AND CHINA LINZ.
Yesterday morning at high water the largest wooden
.sustip sfost vas launched from the sliPyJd OF Henry
Steers A. Greenpout Long before The time announced
Tor tie launch 20 take place great coneorIse Of people had
,,.erd within the inco.ue the var, The weather Uss
all that could be desired With clear ana otcine Smoiee
which the warm rays Of the made quite uId the DAY W."
the most rsrfect of the Indian summer
Tie vessels 10 the vicinity OF ne ysa were g Cee"Atu
t esgs and bunting Lying in the stream WA le steam
vscbt Cha ClsrA belonging "a the Paete Man stsmthP
iornpsnv and tugs Wm Fletcher u H. ittut cru y -
Scb were In readiness render any btbee thHt HIhI
- reoned AtSi O'Clock the woikmth e0umeDceu hAoth
sysy ne urops from under the hun me 'tsei ttu1g
~ X cfs On rockets they termed BY sipbuildefsf
be were securely asted With heavy oh Grams 70 levtIt
tber spreading There were now overs lftohs
sfcblng the final preparations Of he rorhmth ~ Ieett
10 ocock the huge snd kymmeiletl uAht ., ~ :
sreitsnent among the spectators vas m,ttse ..s
I.visfbsn gdsd gracefully down ne WAYS, ttt men
efeerng and the ladies waving tlen LhhuNNeHei;;
A. M nunssd into the the men On bosC tt 30 one ..
her pO6dsfoas bow anchors, whfh amer chteh'nE ehs
twice scanned the heavy cable ttlae1eG 70 II IKE ANhp corr
Inc sshF M ne one on ssIbosTd eide was row cut srh
tts anchor falling with heavy piuIge ire H,,,l Asl'
su y on yannibg AL the tlEtk eho~ uni me chh
hrouRst 1hove me water with tnocsn JERK Whth ~ sh"
parted close the hhNsthOle OF tue fftL She S
trg reaching her there would certainly e e1
with Of the smaller eFat 80 les was morning ~
on board reard her poget thoaRh the water Ire Tugs
put all steam and reached her IN season 70 turn hei
her the river and head her down staT
imuene rendered Poweflett fo e' Inc
launch the whole greet success oonsderng ne enor
length and proportions ship kepuOc the
pOBes ellie Of The Pacific Mail CoupanJS line Of steamers 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

run between San Francisco and China Her extreme length
90 feet breadth OF beam 30 feet depth Of hold 81 feet
inches Her Custom House measurement 3OO tuns she
one OF the strongest and most substantial vessels aoat beS
degoneIv streud throughout with iron bands five inches
vide she l. also planked her mbcTs and again dag
opar strapped With bands on the outside In sddlioA
s tremendous The Of hull the vessel is heavy again
AZ an ordinary one Of the dimensions The beam on
ieb e engine h 10 rest Is very massive the several supports
being two feet In thickness The saucinns supporting ue
des are douhy ryeted With heavy iron bolts The great
ar ~ timber used In her construction has however
ptered with the beauty and symmetry Of her model To-
morrow she win 20 on the dydock at Erie Basin where she
v he eopped Her engine Is being constructed AZ he Nov
civ Works II upright bcam with cylinder 100 inehea
In diameter and y feet stroke OF piston When loaded t
vessel viii draw about II eet Of water II Is expected sac VII
be ready for va on or about the lst Of February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
COMMON PLEAs--Nov s.--Before Judge CASDozo
LIABILITY OF STEAMBOAT COMPANY FUN Ahi
To CARRY PASSENGERS.

Josent Smith agt The Now Jersey Steamboat company
The complaint in this case is that IN july, looo, sie
plaintiff holding certain passage tickets and me keys 70 @ %
stete rooms went hoard the steamer 81 John Vno
OF boats owned by defendants for the purpose OF
10 Troy The boat being crowded and state seacs ne
m G urnos Of accommodation offered 10 sell his superuou
rooms Tor price which the Company claim wa mueh ABOVE
the usual price charged The plaintiff tht Nsout my
bos, and yaous threats bodily injury 10 him were made
shond he return In the scue be lott roll OF notes out OF
b yos nooket amounting TO the OF 500 Having lost
both his massage and his money he demands compensation
The Company in aege that having frequently been
OF for permitting this sort Of speculation in state
rooms they were determined to abolish H. and made rule TO
thai effect that the plaintiff notified 10 desst and that on
his falling 20 do he elected with more violence than
was absolutely necessary that the plaintiff after being elected
made demand for his passages that had he done go they
would have carried him long he complied with their rules
The Court charged the Jury very fully the law bearing on
the and In answer 70 question by Juror took occasion
70 say that the plaintiff had perfect right 20 dispose of his
plus tickets whom he pleased The Jury after short deber
alton returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 81 400
Mr.. Pray for plaintiff Prentiss Taylor for defendant