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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20
TIE NATIONAL GUARD.


INSPECTION os sEoosp AND FOURTH sRioADks INFANTRY.
Next week will be- busy one for the National Guard
Tho touo~,,g ~ss,,non,. hahn. oro.raa a, ,.r.s. 4
- s ~ p
Tompkins square Tor inspection and rev'eW:-hondos
October 81 Third Infantry and Eleventh infantry at %
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q - iue'1Ay' o.'ooo' - rn'A i1'AnHy' ION a. -
wednesday, October ~, First artillery, ten A. -
Thursday october "a Eighty. fourth infantry ton n
FRIDAY, octooef ~ foai'h infantry ana SinsySAss
infantry, ton A. d.
Courts MARITAL
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A"s p1peis AM 'no fAHA ooui' niS'Ai -.
gone up TO the commander for his approval %
djsapproval dscison may be expected In ue course
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- -" u~sS oouis i'A'''ai y 0onss " ~
seebach. Fifth infantry; Captain Ell TayN Eighty
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~, -" ~ " ~ s " w -
IN Hester street early IN November TOT 10 purpose o.
trying Captain Nicholas Miller Company l. Captain
In, c.nsa,..x carr.ry ..s nn,ain c.sr.~
sshno,d.r Comr.,v Y Am ~ H. s,..n ;nranfrv " =
~ ch.ro. ef rc,ec, ~ d,tv In not ~ no nyoner =.
.nrps Of psraaes Gc preierred ne Colon IL
bernard scnwartz.
RECEPTIONS or COLONIES
On w.dnesdnv eyenlno octoher "a the Ficbtb In
f.n'rv Ns,,onai card ..s.mh,sd IN Msdson sonars
for the purpose OF proosdur to neosdoncc OF Coons
William = Carr In Fifty. nrst stree 10 honor him with
q seressds in view of his sais return from Europe
Thera vas large Attendance or acmbers and as thov
prooo>ded 10 the ouayters Of ne Colonel headed bv
rafpais hand OF ,hir.v tbras peccs thew "a
quits an mpos,nr Appearance II was about ten O'CLOCK
when the rsViment reached Is desination and tho
honored was calbd forth respond this
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the ground and while thus forcbly held the other
man riied his pockets OF some Treasury notes and .
silver watch Bird and Ban.ecoper having their vict i'm
PROSTATE before then started run away when Buck.
ley cried watch and At tue time observed which
way they went Officer Dougberty followed in pursuit.
aud succeeded in arresting the fugitves
TO The New street police station The prisoners, who
are twentyone and twenty-five years OF age sub
scquenly arralgned before Justice Downing and CON
milted to the Tombs for trial in default Of bail The
watch and money stolen from the complainant wore dis
covered on the ground near where the assault
mtted
An Insurance FRAuD-Frderck noulir, living at
l24 Green street. caused the arrest OF Henry Chad
wick on the charge OF dofraudng him out Of s24 on
the 2Sth uitimo the defendant called upon Mr. Mour
and representing that he wa connected with the Fire
mems Insurance Company asked HIM If he wished to
DO insured. Aoulir replied in the negative Chad
wick then left He returned in about weeks after
wards with what purported TO be policy OF insurance
In the Fireman Insurance Company aud IL is alleged
demanded e',nn 50 which Aoos pad him. believing the
prisoner was IN way connected with the Fireman's
Insurance. Company, and tho purported policy sconse-
quenty OF no value whatever Justice Bowling com.
mitted the prisoner for trial
OUTRAGEOUS AssAuLr-0n Friday night John Griuert,
German fortytwo years OF age, 1t Is alleged decoyed
Nellie Caikns from the Working Womsns' Home in
Eizabsth street 70 dsrsputable place the nsighbor-
hood, and there committed outrageous assault upon
n Grirert vas subsequently, arrested By officer
Justice Bowling committed him te she Tombs for ex-
animation. Miss Calkins was suffering 10 such an
exont yesterday from tho effects OF the violence caused
By the assault that she unable to leaye the house.
II able she viii be brought before the magistrate day
for hearing.
ArrEMrxD ARsox-About half-past three o'clock yes
tcrday morning attempt was made TO Ore the tsue.
msnt house No IA West Thirty fifth street, owned BY
Isaac Myers Of No 224 West Thirty fourth street. The
wretch who thus wfully jsopardized the lives OF large
number Of human beings. who were sound asleep the
time the IRE broke out, seems to have gone to work
the OF the promises by scattering the
bottle OF Kerosene oil on the stars aud then setting
70 IT. The flames rapidly creeping up the stair
way whom they were discovered by Officer William
Smith, OF The Twentieth police precinct who energecal-
y set to work. and succeeded In extnguishng the Are
BY throwing several pals water upon I
THEFT on BOARD THE HAxrrxS MAN or-wAR.-At the
instance Of Chief Engineer James Hutchinson colored
boy named Joseph Jerome also colorsd both belong
ing on the Hayten corvette Alexander Peon was
broueh. before Justice STANDBY at the Essex Market
Police Court yesterday morning. charged with the
of piece Of pipe. three oil cans, and a feed can
valued II $l4, flom the vessel, which present is
lying in the harbor The boy held for trial al the
Special sessions.
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COMMON PLEAs-CHAMBERs.

Stuyvesant. Bowrmn Grim. Con. Suif-Ap.
plicaiion 10 Discharge from Arrest.
Before Judge Van Worst.
seodore Siuyresam us. Thomas Boacrdn-An applica.
was made, parte, beflre this court by Edwin
es. counsel for the defendant for an order requir-
the plaintiff to show cause why the defendant
MD not be discharged from arrest Mr. Bowran was
sted on charge OF criminal conversation with the
ntia's wife, Catharine l. Stuy vcsant, and confined
ludlow street Jail in default OF SIS, 900 BAIL the al
ID acts OF criminal intercourse being the offences
Fged IN the divorce suit now pending Mr..
hes moved for the order upon the afi-
u Of Thomas Bowran, Mrs c. L. Stuyvesant
William B. Barber The affidavit OF Bowran
forth the fact OF the arrest and that he has read
| anldavits OF Theodore Sluyvesant and Lawrence
ivan, upon which the orier OF arrest granted,
that The atemeu,s contained therein charging de-
ent with undue Familiarity and criminal intercourse
the plaintiffs wife are wiifully and maliciousy
and untrue; that The charge of adultery against
onent with Inc wife OF plaintiff Is fabricated and got
up by the plaintiff Tor the purpose OF procuring .
rec OF divorce from hrs Wife bv false and perjured
ence; that the complaint In the action for divorce
served on the SON o May, 1867. and the cause
lly set down for trial before Judge Cardozo
the 18th OF October instant, aud that IL
not until the 9th OF October that the
pr OF arrest against deponent Obtained, and that
order was Obtained tor tue purpose Of preventing de-
emf from giving his evidence the trial In denial of
alleged acts OF adultery that Lawrence Sullivan is
kbout the age Of seventeen years and Of low and
Unless character. The aiidavit OF Catherine j.
Evesant is in substance the as that OF Mr. Bow
lar regards the reputation of the boy Sullivan.
CHARGES Of Illicit intercourse, &C., aud states that de-
.ent believes that this action Is brought against
mas Bcwran maciously and with intent 10 injure
|onent in the approaching di, orce suit ana for the
al effect that the prosecution and arrest Of Bowran
y proiuce upon the mind OF the public
ew OF the near approach OF the trial in the SUIT for
rce and that every word OF the affidavit OF Sullivan
kging deponsnt with adu terry with Bowran Is utterly
entirely fal Q. The affidavit OF William b. Barber
k..t had trs.
b Theodore stuy,e ant subsequent to the commence
OF thc action for divorce that In reference TO
b and dofamatory ibels and pictures published in .
lain newspaper, the plaintiff stated. upon showing
of the pictures and bs lous paragraphs to dspo-
a. that theer not word OF truth in It, and that
said Theodore Sus vcsaut has, upon other occasions,
ealed the sta eent; AID that sullivan Is a boy who
ID easily be Induced 10 make affidavit OF facts and
|umstanCes which did not. In fart ever take place.
Lee Van vors, afer hea Ing tho afdavfs read grant
THE order to STOW Cause applied tor and made It
brnsbe on Monday morning
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sUaROsATE's COURT.
Before Gideon J. Tucker, Surrogate

Before Gideon j. Tucker, Surrogate.
he wills OF the following deceased persons were ad-
ted TO probate during the past week Susan b.
th. O. Waller Jewes-ou, Henry w. Hicks, Francis H.
rs John =. Ramsey, Ionic NJ. Keesr, Eliza Ann
cariy, Rev John NJ Krebs.
.sttxs OF administration were issued upon the fol-
hing estates:--Tsress Lyons, Fanny Ryan, Edward c.
Cornell, David Russell, John 8. Reed, Margaret
Sle, Agnes Walker, Mary A. Rose. miles Bradley,
Han CLAW. Ellen Crssse, Hannah Doran, James
jrray, Elizabeth Moore, Conrad Schoenleir William
Eane. James Johnston, Nathan Parker, John
bpny Ernst Huebner. Mary n. Driscoll, Peter O..
eour, James J. " Christopher.
ettos OF guardianship were granted for the follow.
minors Thomas J. Hnch, guardian Ann add Hugh
Neil Patrick ~ Niece. guardian James Coyie: Louis
Irbroker, guardian Frederick L. Prenscn: Thomas
18th, guardian Mary Smith; Isaac H Ford, guardian
3nes aud Elizabeth Moore; Elizabeth Schoeuein,
krdm Mary. Frederick aud Elizabeth Schoeniein
Srgar,t CLARK. guardian William J. Clark: Margaret
rsner, guardian Anna, Charles, Edward, Katie, Mary
n JOIN Stirsney.
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS. !;

? Right of Trial by Jury-NTotiop - Dis.
charge from Arrest.
Before Judge Sutherland
re The petition upon habeas corpus 70 discAarge
haes Adguiye.-An application was made before this
= yesterday for the discharge upon habeas corpus
be petitioner, from BackweIl's Island The prisoner
been arrested upon charge OF petit larceny, and
ted to be tried before he Court OF General Sessions
|ne bonds for bis appearance. He subsequently
lmoned to appear at the Court OF Special Sessions,
tried and sentenced. He now contends that the
viction ~as irregular, on the ground that he had
sen to be tried before jury General Sessions but
tried At SIP cial Sessions without jury, and was
y convicted. The further b aring OF the motion was
burned until tomorrow morning.
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THE PARK.

The Beausiful Weather, tho Crowd and the
Concert.
The Park yesterday Was better attended probably tAan
on any previous Saturday throughout the past season
The unusually favorable character Of she weather. warm
bright ana sunny, and YET not oppressive induced
nearly al who we're able 10 DO pay one more visi,
70 the great breathing ground Of city. The roads In
Ne 0ssruooa we're crowded ~tA vlaaa1 end ssaipagsI
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coua1-lM BANKRUPTCY.
Claims Of Creditors 20 the Stock Of .
Observation-Disclosures of Fraud.
Before Judge Blatchf0rd.

Banlkrupt-Aiiegations Of Fraud.
Before Judge Blatchford.
the matter Of l. Ddryea for The order calling upon
erA creditors OF the bankrupt representing about
900, TO show cause why these actions for claim and
very should not be stayed and the sheriff return the
- taken from the bankrupt's store, or hold them
an assignment was appointed, was held in open
- yesterday morning. Tho creditors were repre-.
fed by their several counsel
3x-Judge Hilton, on behalf OF A. T. Stewart & Co.,
tors for $1,000 stated that the goods obtained
q his Client by fraud, and ,nat the bankrupt was
|le 70 Imprisonment Tor three years under the penal
sss OF the Bankrupt law; that property passed in
goods Is obtained by fraud and that all the creditors
the right 70 claim them.
(dwin James, for the bankrupt, made no objection
PIE order being dismissed upon Tho grounds urged by
creditors Untii AN ASST chosen there was
person representing the rights OF the creditors
edge Biatchford said that the creditors relied upon
fraud OF the bankrupt in obtaining the goods and
! In fact no debt ~as created al all. Under these
|umstances the order would b. refused The as
1itor.
Pc petition Of Irving w Simons, New YORK city,
1ed. Allen, reference.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge BIatchford.

n'sed STATES "a D1tillyy No 10 Abat0ir Pace, and
yM OAo cdses.-In these matters the attorneys for
Claimants made application to bond the distilleries
"a IL was made upon . resolution OF the Metro
tan Revenue Board that the OF the disslsres
permitted to bond. The District Attorney would not
any consent, except that the Metropolitan Reve-
Board requested that the owners OF the dstiieries
permitted TO bond. The distleres belong to the
alton Of distiilsrs, who declare they ara willing to
In collecting the revenue. Judge Blatchford de-
"a TO bond, except some good reason was shown for
pdng or except the District Attorney would give
ualinsd bonding winch he declined to do.
Decision.
Before Judge Shpman
p the case Of John W. Caldwell VS.. David J. Harding
others, which the plaintiff sought to recover GER
moneys alleged to DO due from the estate Of John
me- OF Massachusetts,, deceased, Judge Shipman de-
% that the recovery Of debt this State from the
illustrators OF property In another was impracticabe
put bar 10 tho suit
Judgment entered for the defendants but without
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Snow, don't you often have some words about being
born In different parts OF the country"
.No, Judge" and the c0mpl. nant stragh.ening him
self up nterrogated the judge In something like the
Irish woman, and you couldn't spaks Irish At all a. all
mothsrn-law ana wife abberin Irish ali the night ~
is that the case with you :" asked The magistrate.
"Thats my case to T, Judge" Just ~ this moment
Irish, which Was answered back by Toms wife, and
taken up by Tom himself appealing Justify his honor
70 "hear Thorn now. and the divii himself couidt I'M
This last remark was too much Judge spectators and
officers could contain themselves no longer, and for
moment the usual dignity and gravity OF the proceedings
were forgotten and loud peal Of laughter broke forth
the halls OF justice when subsidized his Honor advised
smcsSiy between inemssssa They left the coars
but how the Haggcrtys and the FseLans have pro-
crossed since deponent saysth not.
wArr.-A rather attractive young Irish girl named
Nelly Shields appeared before Justice Dodge yesterday
bearing her Of the most deIicassly formed
infants about one month old that can possibly b
imagined Nelly says that day last week little girl
about fifteen years Of age called II hor
child while she went down town 20 advertise
for wet nurse The little sirl said that the woman
forced to par with her child TINS WAS the storv Shc
told Nelly, taking compassion the unfortunate child
mother took the baby until IT, mother would return
From that day Nelly has not the girl and not will
ing 70 retain the child appeared for Information to Judge
Dodge Who ssut her 70 the Commissioners Of Public
Charity.
ARREST or ALLEGED HpGHwArxsv. Al early hour
yesterday morning Anthony Buckley, residing a aol
Rvingon street, met John W. Bird and John Bantscopsr
West street. near Corlandt. and By their invitation
accompanied them 70 the Battery. They there took
seat within an enclosure and, AFTER convesing for Z
time buckley arose and started 70 70
home. he alleges that ono OF his CON-
psa9na Thea caught Aim BY the 'nraa. threw Sa
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TompSins, Jr., Paul n. spoford, William .anestyn,
William Radford. James Murphy Jacob Hays, John
Pettgrew, Benjamin Nathan, John {. Hunt Chauncey
A. Waterbury John G. Thompson,
OGcnS-GeorEe Law, PRESIDENT William II. Hays.
Tressarer Johp Hunt Secretary. George W. sherman,
Length OF road. thirteen miles; number or cars,
thirty (soms added since last repor): rate u
fare, six cents; chartered. 1858; commenced to
run 1850; accdonts-injGred, nine; capital stock,
emoupt paid In, sos. 800; cost Of road sai5' 2es
expenses Of operating road $40 1885, expenses repairing
road si025i funded and noasng debt sll2o 00 earn
ines and cash receipts $I3276; PROFITS S32o32; num-
Der OF passengers carried road sol DAT Car route
Fulton ferry and wsehawksn ferry fol,y sixth street.
farsra Bylfq. Movrsrnsa and Foriaap. Dirsctor,
II. Happen William caldwell, Charles H. Human.
William Remssn, Henry Il. Rcmscn, III. B.Wynkoop, John
Busting, A. y. Whitney n. h. KIRK, G. Tolman.
0Gcsrs.--A b. Tsppen, President William Csaidwsa
Treasurer; Charles n. Human. secretary; George .
Length Of road, Eve miles: number Of cars nineteen
rate offafe ten cents chartered Ise3 commenced
run 1884, accidents, one killed, one injured; capital
stock 5000 900; amount subscribed; amount paid IN
STA 0o0 cost OF road t22320 expense OF operating
road go $50 srpsns. q repairing road a. is' funded
$40 s22; profits s1017s number Of passengers carried
over the road ss5,eos.
the names OF Directors and officers OF the western
branch OF this road with ns stastcs are Included
der the Central Park. North and East RIVER or Belt
win be seen from the above list OF ofBcers and d.
recors that . number OF them directors and hold.
ing once In several different companies. From thiI
fact and the fact that many Of these guardians Of
pupics funds control immense amounts or stock the
conclusion - adduced that there Is thorough under
SHADING between tne majority Of the oompaniss and
KEEP. alive by this concert Of action
George Law is president Of t~o companies and drso-
In two Tburiow Weed Is director In four James Murphy
Is director Ia four; John r. Cossvsr II president of one
and drso'ss 70 ssc0aa; Spmgsl X Sse9as d.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 20, 1867.

To tie officers and Mem5ers Of ths Washington
Li5rarV Co, NJ s. READ, Secretary.
GENTLEMEN ON receipt of your favor of the
18th inst, notifying us of our appointment as Re-
ceiyers for your Company, we took the liberty to
submit copy of your enterprise, to the highest
legal authority of the State, and having received
his favorable opinion in regard to its legality, and
sympalhising with the benevolent object of your
Association, viz the education and maintenance
of the orphan children of our soldiers and sailors at
the Riverside Institute, we have concluded to ac-
cept the trust and to use best efforts to promote
worthy an object
Respectfully, yours, &c, -
GEO A. COOKE co.
Address all letters and orders to q go. A. COOKE
& Co., Bankers, 30 South Third Street, PhlIa
delphia. Pa, Receivers for the Washington La
hrarv % NctlSmS
S. j. McCauslin, agent for Bedford and vicinity.
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ONE DOLLAR ENGRAyTNGS.

No. 1-"My Child! My Child - No. 2
They're Saved They're Saved" No. sold
Seventy-six; or, the Early Days of the Revolu'
tom
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will re-
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choice, and Two Certificates Of stock, thus be
coming entitled to Two Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
No. 1-'Washington's Courtship" No. 2
"Washingtons Last Interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
Any person paying THREE DOLLARS will re
ceive the beautiful Steel Plate of
"HOME FROM THE WAR;
and Three Certificates Of Stock, becoming enti
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FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
Any person paying FOUR DOLLARS shall re-
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1.-THE PERILS OF OUR FOREFATHERS,
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-Four Presents
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS.
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE

Situate at Riverside, Burlington county, New Jer-
sey, is founded for the purpose of gratutously ed
ucating the sons of deceased Soldiers and Seamen
of the United States.
The Board of Trustees consists of the following
wellknown citizens of Pennsylvania and New
Jersey -
NON. WILLIAM B. MANN, District Attorney,
Philadelphia Pa.
HON. LEWIS r. BR00MALL, Ex-chief cOiner U.
S. Mint, and recorder of deods, Philad'a, Pa.
HON. JAMES NJ. SCOYEL, New Jersey.
HON. w. w. WARE, New Jersey
HENRY G0RMAN, Esq, Agent Adams Express,
Philadelphia, Pa
J. E. COE, Esq, of JOY, Coe & Co., Philadelphia
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N ENTIS TRY! DENTISTRY!
A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH FOR
TEN DOLLARS
DIR. H. VIRGIL PORTER,
Qate of New York city,

DIR. H. VIRGIL PORTER,
Qate of New York city,
DENTIST,
Would respectfully inform his numerous friends
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IN BLOODY RUN,
where he may be found at all times prepared to
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As the Gas administered by Dr. Porter is pre-
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r. Special attention is invited to DR.. Porter's
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