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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-05
SHANNONDALE
FACTORY.

rT,UE undersigned are conducting this well ap-
pointed WOOLEN FACTORY. 6 miles from
Cbarlcstowu and / mile from kabletown. and are
constantly manufacturing Goods Of superior quail
". ,r.
We exchange our manufactures according to the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-05
REMOVED

REMOVED
To Ro0v Orr0sIrE "CBrER HOUSE"
Harness, Saddles &c Brides,
MANUFACrUBED OR REPAIRED
At Ciurles'0irH Jefferson County.
YTIIE undersigned respectfully announces to the
citizens of CbarleStown and vicinity, that he
is constantly making and repairing Carriage. Gig,
Buggy, Coach and Wagon, Harness, Saddles,
Brides, H1lters &C, in the most durable manner,
and the most modern style OF Workmanship and at
sbortnotice and uuon " living" terms. Ny work
commeads itself An Task is share ofthe public
patronage.
l..l- Shop opposite " Carter House"
Auril lg co HENRY ID. NIDDLEkAJFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-05

Head and Foot Stones, Mantles, Statues and
Carving. in all It's various branches. and all
work in their business. All orders promptly filled
AZ the lowest rate and shortest notice, aud all work
delivered and put up, and guaranteed to suit pur,,
chasers. If not, no sale Please call and see and
Judge for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere,
and patronize Home Manufacturers.
Tbe .pbscribers have also in operation their shop
in Nartinsburg, where they will give prompt at
tention to all work entrusted to them;
DIEHL BRO.
Cbarlestown, July Is, ls67-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-05
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
HARDWARE,
CHARLEsTOWN, YIRGINIA

DELlEVING that
ID we have one Of
the largest and best
selected assortments
of this class ever in
this Yalley-and that
We possess adyanta-
gcs which enable us
to sell rs ioig as the
Wholesale Houses Of
BnItimorc. we there
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-09-05
EADTHIS! READ THIS
watches, Clocks, Jewelry, & Musical
Instruments Repaired.

Watches cleaned from one dollar TO one dollar and
fifty cents Clocks cleaned at one dollar each, ana
no extra charge for cords and bushing.
An work warranted to give satisfaction, or the
money refunded. -,
Those who have not money to throw away, Will
find it TO their advantage to call on me: Pam
Gold Is carrots engagement FINGER RINGS or
dcred at the shortest notice at Wholesale price, ior
accommodation. w W. BURTON,
Opposite the Court House.
Charlestown, Nov. %, lsdB.-ly,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
THE TYLER-GARDLNER WILL CASE.
rrnn1cr roR TIE CONTESTANT.

VERDICT FOR THE CONTESTANT.
The ury in this case after being coseted all night
rendered decision in favor Of Mr.. David L. Gardiner
tbe contestant OF the will Unless this decision ls re
ersed i'm higher court IL leaves the property conteseu
for IN he equally divided between Mr.. Garuner ms sci
Mrs Juliana Tyler and their nephew, Harry BSe ~.
The value of the property involved SlsOOO I'm % m
been a variance of opinion in regard TO the, VII ~ -.
question At the first trial of the case Deoio ,hi
Supreme Court the validity Of the viii was attestcu @ @
decision was set aside in the Court Of Appeals anu %
trial ordered: now it is found to have been
fraud and undue influence There Is also lhe pi T, ~
of an appeal from this decision to the Genera ar AZ
the Supreme Court. motion to that eIlect We d
by MIR Eyarts the counsel of Mrs Tyler yesteuS' .h
he was granted one week in which TO prepaie csc VIII
n view TO arguing the questions inv0lVed Inc jury Pi0
sented the following verdict on all the issues
/ Mas Juliana Gardiner at the time OF executing anu
publishing the instrument in writing, bearing uae oc'
is68 pnrportng TO be her last Will ana testament, o
sound and disposng mind memories ana Understandings
The Jury answer. No. 80 r, NIL. -. tran1 or
undue influence The Jury answer, Yes. -,
Did Juliana Gardiner devise her real estate 10 the
persons for the estates upon the condition ana 10 inc
effect declared and expressed in the writing pupOrng
10 be her last willl The Jury answer, No.
A. Did the said Juliana Gardiner die lntestate as
TO her real estate The jury answer Yes me tra OF
the case came before the supreme Court held at kc-
mond staten Island, before Judge Lott ana Associate
Justices Mr. James T. Brady appeared as counsel lor
Mr. Gardiner and Mr.. William NJ. Evars for Mrs' IyIer'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
THE FIRST or Nay.

now THE ANNIVERSARY AFFECTS NEw-ToRKERs--
MYSTERIES AND MIsERIFs OF MOvING-A WET
DAY FOR HoUsE-cHANGNG YESTERDAY.
This. the first day Of May which has long been
celebrated in England by various merTy-makings as the
inauguration of the Summer months has for many years
had very different meaning with New Workers TO us
the dawn of May suggests nothing OF MaypOies, WI.
1age greens merTymakiugs IL means the moving OF
means households turned tOpsytmvey, bedsteads un-
screwed and screwed up again orosen croekey drawer
tied up with clothesnes huge bundles Of clothing cas-
tOriess trunks unwilling carmenhase hNlry, scaiDe' '
and woniment in short, everything unpleasant ana ds-
The noise and confusion and anxiety everywhere ex-
hhited in NewN Ork annual moving day has often
sspTe on this parUsT daT in order that ali confusion
should come at once But the fact before US ana heo
to be escape from the nfction Those who are
1aTseeng and the time able 70 do usually
Try move before the first Of the month in order to esle
ealy avoid that elimination OF vexatOns-of one party
moving into house ~e another m party nS t
inereases from day TO day as the day is approached
Yesterday the last day of April grace the occasion
fel during the entire Say IT was not
downright honest pO' but Of those wretched mseT
which try the patience than degge The car and
qek %en %a g2een %PeS bad en
before doubled Dreary spectaces IN the
SEs SmS cai % PSf asa nS m % and
everything dripping with the rains paterfamiias waltz
ware urcns carrying bird cages and fish globes and
melancholy girls winding up the rear wh sundTy
packages; all soaking, streaming, putting snuffing
wheeling, perspiuDg and splashng through the dirty
streets Then afforded the dreaIy specta-
Of the ascending and descending Of the Uttered stoOps
with the eehoing FOOTBALLS through the caPetless halls
and chambers the keTched heads Of the newanisTeses
fbedusy bonnets G the Old the oaths of the carmen and
al the din, clang uPToar ana racket OF moving"
An extraordinary large number Of famies and indi
vidua will change their abOdes this year. The chief
very pYJbably account OF the general in
OF the rents. To-day will be OF great conu-
s0n ia consequence the prices asked by and
frncknen have been steadily increasing Yesterday $40
truck load for very short distance were considered
modere, and in many instances <l5. <20 and SIS
paid for single leads IL is likely that the prices de-
mandeS to-day by these extortOnsts will be
0nIeasHaahe
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

why hvI.,. v...e IN The lSgsla1pdee 1e act
the successful advocate of the Tenanthouse REFORM ACT
The mortality reports from other great cltIes
fayorably this metropolis In the hrs week oi ApL
london had deahTate equal to % per lOO lsuDuTgh,
28: Dublin o. Liverpool %; and vienna Nhe previous
week. the rate 80 per 1900 annually was
not reported in last returns by any OF tie cluts n
toned we may reasonably expect that eo1merCii i
towns in the Mississippi Valley VIII tis yean W M 20 y ny
Bnt the western and Southern cities are alive 10 tne
~ nnressng by active means every cause OF the ep
CJvc Cleanliness and the prompt care OF the SICK
Degih W '"ho 'neii Jus' W L. HARRIS.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
BROOKLYN NEVIS.

LAW IxTrIIIGENCE.-In the Brooklyn City Court
an action was Yesterday brought by John Flanagan esq
AGAINST one GeesOn, Of the firm OF Wiley smith q
Glceson 1t stated that Mr. Flanagan VINO Is a LAY"
r tiu, os counsel for one r. Cassidy had caused at
facb to the amount Of 81 400 to be issued against he
firm In endeavoring 10 serve one OF these upon MI
i'm n most brutal manner and beat him severely. The
case will he tried soon. George Thompson esq Judge
eect Of the City Court will enter upon his official posi-
ton today but there will probably be no Court business
transacted during the week. The appointments MADE
for tbe CITY Court are az follows: Chief Clerk j. T.
saccft Deputy Sheriff, A. Snediker Constables g. Col
gan W. Lynch, p. McGlynn, j. Flint, G.. W. smock, ana
j. " Bogart.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
L1BOR MOVEMENTS.
THE WAGES OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE WAGES OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We are in the receipt of the following from a
large manufacturer:
To ne Editor Of Tie Tribune
SIR: In your paper Of this date you publish schedule
Of highest wages paid TO jouTneymen in the various
branches Of trade here In this list carragebacksnths
are put down at So 50 per day. This and your
informant if connected with the trade must have known
il To such. and beg TO correct u, lest the pub
should msled. In our shop we pay 81 90 per dy 10 an
smiths light work. and our slnltns on hey
work make over s. per ayworking by the piece your
reporter will call will gladly show nm our WORK
mems books, and can prove to HIM that many Oh uen %
make ST. and 81 per day working regular nouls AT pevo
prices We have always yielded 10 the demands OF our
men for advanced wages but OF late their demands nave
been unjust and decidedly injurious 10 the tauc houIs
Nep-l York, April So 1867.
COOPERATION MEETING.
A mass meeting of wOTkmen will be held tins even
ing the John W. Farmer Institute NO ~ LudOWst 70
discuss the subject of cooperation and its application III
supplying homes for the working classes
THE JoURNEYNiEN HoRsEsHOERs OF BROOKLYN.
A meeting of the Journeymen Horseshoers Union
of Brooklyn was held last evening at Montague Hall
The following gentlemen elected officers for the en-
suing year: President NJ. f. Mcdonald; NlcePresident,
w Wayland: Secretary, s. McCann. Considerable dis
cussion the proprety OF striking for higher
wages and elghthours saturday The general impress
sion seemed 10 be that the Union should wait ana
watch and with this idea the matter laid over for
a week, and the meeting adjourned
TIE JoURNEYNTEN CARPENTERS.
Carpenters Union No. 3, following the example OF
Union No has withdrawn from the Carpenters lntel-
gence office at No 267 Bowery all hut delegate, 1t
is believed that three men-repesenng the three unions
manage the Office until the Unions sail declare
the strike closed the three be kept there until
that time, Yesterday morning every carpenter that AZ
Piled was promptly given 81 Sob and at noon not an
unemployed remained in the Office, while the Strike
Committees desk loaded with cards OF employer.
| wanting workmen at 81 day. Union No 3, last mght
instructed its delegates 10 the NOrkingmeDs Union 10
vote for the PRONUNCIATION of password TO the various
| trade organizations.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs.-At an early hour yester-
day morning woman named Mary Farrell residing III
smithst was arrested by the Fortytrd Precinct Po-
lice ON charge OF attempting 10 abandon her child, two
weeks old IN the hall way Of house In BOndst On he,
ing examined, the woman said she wished 10 geI lu vi
take good OF the child in tho future ana was lne
upOn released by Judge Dunno a washer haihe.
Jane Jefers residing in Flathushave, While Washg ~
the house Mrs Sheppard No 229 Fronts approaeneu
SO near the stove that her clothes caught hre ana se
was burned severely TO render her removal TO me
City Hospital necessary William Harper Iesdeh vi
No l57 Courst while aligtng from Coney Island car
at the corner Of Prospect and jay ss yesterday d MS
pocket picked OF pOchetbook containing ABOUT sii
The BROOKLYN Post office will be removed today roIl
Montaguest. 10 the new building IN WashiLgton,si Az
the same time the new Postmaster Gen g. ii. Roberts,
will assume his official responsibilities
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF Ngw.YORK........AyRn %.

ARRIVED.
sehr rrish Tsb,th Jefferson Virginia, with oysters
SPOKEN.
sehr Emblem Palermo for York AZ days out Apf 10 In
lat 81 n long 50 Was supplied with provisions BY bark Van Name
DISASTER.
April 301he schooner Caezer went ashore
this afternoon al MorRan Point during heavy fog She hght and
II is expected she will be got of without damage
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
PH1ADEPmA April 3oThe FyeFhom Hghtshp was replaced on
the station yesterday
DOMESTIC PORTS.
pHtApEIPHrA April 30-Arryed bark William Van Name from
Messua.
Casan from Mantanys; schrs Thomas Hoeomb
CaOus iaet With the cargo OF the
Sarah Grew before reported from or
Norfolk
CHAELEsroN April Arived steamship Sea Gull from Baltimore
Manhattan from NewYork chs Eleanor Armenia ana Milton nom
Baltimore.
Sailed schr. Harry Landell for Northern port
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
TENANT-HoUsE DIsTRIoTs.
lUfsinIna-
HAm~ aHA
Seryoas
CLEANLY AND HEALTHY DISTRICTS.

M, - find that in population of 1921 (by census)
,1i N six OF the tenant house Words that are here
o. fairness Of illustration, there lO7 deaths
pTeycutable causes, and more than half were
nosty iUa ~ der five years old The deahrate ON poo
Gi n ~ six unhealthy Wards equal 10 81 -
hd'o III tnV ly, while In the Fifteenth Ward. with an
ns;,s morsl here owing to the presence Of infect
Gus eryspeas t rded FS sad hg seStoDs G 80 & rd
t dnsn LII seyentec th, Eighteenth and other uptown
nlhttentn ttH H. 'h IL kept up In the way, aud
naIvs, 10 10 1ti a. ia ~ average Of the six have
,iaped sbe p Their Gle any and Tellhogsed portions
oic". WI ~ G,, nan ts Of the Wards, the chances Of
1%ay ron ] va ~ n; ,ic M 'ch quoted Fifteenth These
trds hep s 70 indersfan1 Tie practical value Of pure
AR and they show why The MT e & 81 ~ bd uso ~ ~
tf R2nfs u pe lSg Sl'g ~ RSs 10y ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

TIE NORTHERN COSvoCAIIoN or NEw-JERsEY.-
This body began its April session In ST. Pauls Church.
on Monday evening The Rev. X. 4. Poole OF Long
Branch the Rev Mr. Thorpe Of West Ioboken, tho Rev
MIR Uepburn and the Rev Mr Stansbury OF Newark took
part In the services Yesterday morning an able sermon
was preached the Rev Mr Farringon of Hackensack
ON resurrection OF the body and the Communion was
administered At the business meeting tho following
minute adopted In reference 10 the death Of the Rev
Wilbur +. Nieds: The Northern Convocatlon OF New
Jersey place record It's sense ~ the loss that
this diocese and church have sustained In the early death
of our brother In the priesthood the Rev W T. Neds, of
ST. Peters Church. Freehold who entered into rest IN St
Augustine Fla. the 10th day OF Harch, 1867. His
character his abos, while they make the sense nf
his loss more kcenly felt. lift hearts io bless fods
holy name for his good example eud we comfort one
another with the thought that since We beeNe jesus
died and rose again. also them that sleep IN Jesus
will God bring him" AZ the services last evening
missionary addresses made Df Abercrombie being
one of the speakers.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
K UAILY TRIBUNE
ve,vet he was committed for examination John Go

velvet He was committed for examination Jonn uo
ring accused Henry Hagan with having Iast my sMnaay
,nopnnp effected an entrance to his sail oft NO. A9
Sins s. by break ing IN Oncof the winuows anu an NJ *
in, Tow Mounds OF wax. james tannoh oi ~ ~
Bfoome-st testified having seen Hagah uP ond % ~
tc,ce ar the corner OF BrOOme and TOmpklnsst, uu w
batnS nnrsned and caught him. Hagan threw me WY
on the sidewalk and it has since been e defent of $500
Catherine Pooh of No. 100 Second-st, aesuseu So
Catherine Rauer of stealing from her areas wod.
Tbe comnlanant had been boarding Win INC s
pd When leaving the boarding house ON the lst oI
the dress 10 the latter for safe keeping Comm''eu
L.. nrliira at
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
CARD FROM u,pGr CONNOLLY
PoLicE CoURT FOURTH DISTRICT,
EAsr FlFrrsEvENTHsr., NEAR THIRD-AvE,
NKw.lO Ami 30. 1867.


East FFTIsEyENrH.Sr., THIRD-AvE.,} ;
NEwioRx April 90 1867
To he kdior Of The Tribune.
SIR: Tho statements OF the public press in relation TO
prisoners taken TO- and dtne at tho Police Headquarters Mulberry
It, the this Court Is constantly in session
during the hours prescribed by law and that the acts
police In compelling persons under arrest by the Court
and he taken three miles be kept confinement without
hearing from morning until night violations Of the law.
which III all where persons upon
charges they a gi , d>tdy possible conducted before
magistrate 10 he dealt with the ax directs"
The only offered for The Of these
have 10 nances dared intert the powers
innocent andnonendng citizens grat the private
authority N1hat malice he falls saaied through
sisrchamber insison they have Illegally established
immediate supervision. Respectfully yours,
HsCHAEL CONNOLLY Police Justice
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
4 Nrw.YonK MEEcnAkr KILLED AT WEs1cnEs.

A NEw-YoEK MERCHANT KILLED Al WEsTcHEs-
TEa-On Monday afternoon. Mr.. Wiltam ID. Weed, n
merchant doing business In New-York is company with
another man named Duffy was driving In o light buggy
from Pelham Bridge to the city when tf horse from
some cause, abruptly turned sharply around lhe corner
the road ThrOgg's Neck The wagon was run up on
pile OF stones aud both men were thrown out. Mr.
Weed was thrown out with such violence as 10 fatally
inure him. Mr. Duffy was rot seriously hurt. The in
iured picked up inssnsble aud taken INTO
house near by and medical assistance Immediately sum
mOned He fingered until about II o'clock on Monday
morning, when he died. Mr. Weed was one VI Tho ln OF
Hastings Weed,
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

OPERATIONS OF THE NEw-JERsEY BIBLE SOCIETY.
Through the 81 auxiliary Bible Societies IN the State ot
New,Iersey the following results reported for the
wear ending ON the lst Of April VIZ families visited
2qI5G; destitute families supplied with the Bible, Los
transient persons supplied 5i4 Sunday Schools Un0sty
missionary supplied, volumes received IRON new
York during the year, sgsi OF which about bUO We're
given 10 poor and destitute persons Entire receipts TOT
The wear $50 go 20 The distributions and contributions
have been largely in advance OF any previous year Inc
receipts from Essex County $3.50 ~. The present
Officers are President Cortlandi Parker esq Secretary
the Rev. j. NJ. Dickson; Treasurer III. ii. Miller.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01

of Vital Statistics, for the week ending April n
METRoPOLITAN BOARD HEALTH I
HJREAU or VITAL STATISTICS, April CO. 1867.
In the week ending ApKi 81 there Deaths in
tNew York, including - Ia pubc Institntons5e of them
eing in th6 ISLAND hospitals There 105 deaths
brooklyn exclusive Of the Kings County institutions
This mortality is equivalent 10 yearly deSth-rate Of
~ per 600 LIVING in New York, and OF 20 64PeI 1000 in
sBrOOklyD, by CENSUS Of 1865
ZynOtc destroyed lO5 lives in NeU OH nstts
lions, ard % IA Brooklyn 1880 per cent Of all who
ed in the forDer and 1880 cent OF all deaths in the
Halter city. Thae pershed IL the first year of Infancy
100 in Ne York or 1882 PEI cent Of the desd from all
and IS III Brooklyn 81 Of the total list There
2O6 deaths OF children nnder years OF age an New
York b06 per cent Of all Lhe dead and a. 4l per
4 gent in Brooklyn.
Via Fourth and Seventeenth Wards in New York ard IL
bn }rOokyD,h of the deaths beng IN the Eighth and
NIn Wards. Typhns and Typhoid destroyed "a Yes in
IS lives in the fOer and hut IN the latter city
The onstitutional aud local im&mBatory diseases
called the chief Of mortality in both cities
and til zyOc diseases increased slightly upon the pre-
IiOu Of the month and they scarcely V"ried from
The recO rds OF the corresponding weak Of the preceding
year The dsathsgrQm plerperal infections and the
from erysJpelas viii not be disregard9d by physicians
The onS ration Of fa diseases last week usual
very unea uay dsfflbGted through the different Wards
az New-Yark. II compare the pORlation aud the
deathratea Of the sauiliOus and the SpsaubrOns dis
fricts-that is, OF the geHbouSed, cleanT weled TO
The bady-boused uBeleaEy, tenant house population
e tlrST death records last week 20 ref0 as f0cwB:
uucrp
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
TUF JOURNEYNEN CARPENTERS.
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.
BhCI bhIsI1s
11II EIrREKAG ANn IRNINGINNS.

TIE RUREKAs AND IRvINGToNs
TAe long talked of match between these two well
known clubs is at last decided upon Some weeks ago
tire Iryingtons challenged the Eurekas to play home
and home match and yesterday morning the lryngtons
were officially notified that the EuIckas would meet
them at Irvngton on Tuesday, May z This game Will
undoubtedly draw out large coneoure OF spectators as
both clubs have hosts OF friends, ana each numbers
among its first nine some excellent players.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
FIRES.
IN SOUTH 81

About o'clock last evening ire was discovered
by the Fourth Precinct Police the second floor Of the
five story building, No 1855 Souhst occupied by Davis
* Richmond a storage warehouse. The floor which
fire originated considerably damaged by fire,
and the contents OF the first and third floors by water
The goods stored in the place owned by various per
and damaged TO the extent OF 5000 Insured In
the Market Empire CITY, and other companies The loss
stock OF Messrs. Davis Richmond Is about $500 in
considerably damaged Insured for 500 In the
Relief Company. part OF the fret floor Is occupied
by G. w spooner Coz dealers an varnish paint ana by
lively slight portion OF the second floor Is occupied
by Randall Co, shipping merchants, and kingsbuTys
building Is owned by James II. BANKER and Is damaged
TO the extent Of 81 500 insured The origin OF the fire
Is unknown But for the active exertons OF Foreman
James Oates and the members OF Engine Company No.
been very much greater Sections OF police present
from the Fourth and adjoining preenets under the com
mand OF Capt. Thom-
At SYRACUSE.
TELEastkPH THB TnIBuEE
SYRACUSE, April 3o-The Central Railroad wood
shed at this place. caught fire this morning about
caboose cars were consumed The entire loss will be
from $4,000 TO $4,000 The fire burning (at 10
.oclockJ but is under control.
At TRENTON.
The extensive stables belonging TO the New-yersey
State Prison. at Trenton, were destroyed by fire during
Sunday night. The stable, situated on the lot be
tween the old and new buildings.
DESTRUCTION OF PAPER WORKS AT RoCKLAkD, DEL.
WIMINGToR, Del, April 30.-The extensive paper
works of Messs. Jessup lioor at Rockland, on the
Bran1ywne four miles from tis city, totally burned
yesterday AFTERNOON. The fire originated In the rag
picker room, ana spread rapidly and uncomfortable.
Loss $3.50 insured The Mills supplied all
the jOuhlas In this city with p9er The NeC York hide
pesdent The Netc Y0r6 Ledger, aDc others
DESTRUCTION OF A 1ANNRlY AT GROTON.
BoSToN April &.-Jhe extensive tannery of Mcssrs.
by last night The loss is put down at $4,000 winch
Is partly insured.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-01
NEW-JERSEY NEUS.

PrRsoNN-Mr. Charles Calender Examiner of
National Banks for New-Jersey, and recently appointed
National Bank Commissioner for the City OF New-fork-
and who resides in Newark left for Baltimore yesterday
where he has been summoned as the principal witness III
National Bank Of that city 20 the extent OF sJlo