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The New York herald., 1867-11-09
URUGUAY.

40 Late Attempt - Blow I'D PresiAeut
Fierss-Fun Details or the Plot.
,As following narrasvs q the plot which has created
pssounl ssusasisn In The river PIass 10 drawn up
II oacisi sosress:-
0u ths 3osh Of June usrman named Wilhelm Hans
r.: ssilsd upon = aesess the .s.sssr q sas for;
= siss him Ia arssa .i.. % sesnss.ic. @ si.s
sSs nsbss sort. sddas ssss Ss v:oiS Ike !" an
money, but VS. AFRAID, fron the mystery and can-
. Of Nswmaysr 10 pssdging him 70 secrecy and yss
q '' sS.r. We ss..shios won Wong sSsos sso % s:
After The work IVES 10 b sxecussd In
sss'' ..,. !. 's.'' =. - s.1sssa y y. 9, ::
,sss connoniy called NE Port BY \. Rosors's a.
., this communicative was REPEALED 70 the pelisSeal
iss Colessl Bussamsnse. Who Immediately tsok rnss
~ 20 ascertain what was going sn In consequence
Ne information Ne rscsivsd the chief ordcrsd .
Nsat force 70 b. placed In The neighboshood or The
,:.rs ss' l. r..sis.a here III ss sssr s .les &
a shs uns he was 70 meet hanstonss. Eswmayss
y arsss 70 the place o. spposstnsak followed By
T ~ nsi ~ o. ne sns snssi r,,ins ssss, psseoscsrssd
u lhs ps,cs, Eswnaysr mads an atsempt n nigbs,
us innetiasiy surrounded captured and taken 70
Hanstoass uksra n smell ssllar newly eonstructs6,
o. fosnd zoo barrels Of gunpovder three sacks and
Rausord's electric malt!pISsr working order, and
trsmlsr suspowssr q Sissssss of sss niles Thsss
tioics taken v zoe hsAd polies once and guards
ere placed IN the house for tns night Nswmaysr
.fussa 70 gve any Information alleging that he hsd
,ueht tbs hoe ., sad bed the rgbs 70 use for any
In es,msuts hs liked. ksxt Donme The eovsrnm<nl
ds ID IN inspsction Of the h0uss and cellar By the
70 COR GsnsraI Of Public works. ASSISTED By - emf
sut builder. Tasse s:ssl..en rspor,sd that there
uasd suicisn1 proof % an sn,satoa TO drive
mlns In one direction, and that . hole ned
ss broken through ths wsil 81 the essr IN another
sSabiy for the same purposs The 'mins' hsd ny tbs
r< become the topic ei every conversation, and
hGllsh naval ofncers who hsd heard "a sssRgevstsd
fson Of the story, had their eurios'ty srcltd, asd
Havers who for the last two years had been director
- Scientific Inspection Of Public works, sdsred 70
DFtasn n there was any foundation for the alarming
1ors In circulation. From report subsequently
m up by this gentleman, II appears that be eramnod
Oollar, and oeing made acquainted With the clrcum
ces already narrated, came 10 the conclusion that
must be another operator and that such person
IL stiil he concealed in tie drains Returning through
Sbrt, Mr.. Havers communicated his opinion 70 tne
4Iossr Of War; who ssxed him 70 repeat nis reasons
ms belief 20 the Provisional Governor General Flores
suit wss tha, General Flores requested hr. hsvers
Nirs from Colonel Bustament4 the necessary assist
md 10 mako strict investigation 6narus worc
- We mouth Of she maiu sewer. the srse~ ~srs
The New York herald., 1867-11-09
UNITED STATES SUPREME cuu,r.

Certificate or Divisi0n-Only Qucatbns sf Law
Upon DIstincs Points Can bo thought to
this Court by Certificate.
VIM. ByobH ct al plai.tfs in error JON Brcbs-On
certificate OF division Of opinion beswsa the Judges
Of the Circuit Court Of the United States "a the Eastern
district Of Pennsylvania Tho certificate " division
embodied in final decree setting aside scsrtain deed
from John Brobst to William Brobst I'VE undivided
eighth parts Of the land conveyed and certifying div
SION OF the court to the remaining hree -eghtha
The bill charged that the deed fraudulslty obtained
y qoad the fvseighths and the appeal from that por.
OF this court 1856. The ground OF tho DIVISION OF the
court was In respect TO the claims Of the
~ alleged purchasers Of throe-sighths tnder William
Brobst the fraudulent grantee 10 the kcd OF John
Brobst. His Honor Judge Cadwailader uougnt these
were bona fde purchasers entitled be otsctsd but
Mr.. Justice Grer thought otherwise
This court disposed Of the case BY tie following
opinion, delivered BY Mr.. hief Justice Chase This
case comes here on certificate Of division from the
CIRCUIT Court Of the United States for the Eaern dstrcs
spsct 70 an alleged fraud in obtaining dssd OF large
tracts OF land by the principal defendant from the com
planant The degree fpds The fraud as alleged, and
holds the deed nu 9 TO the principal defendant but
states that she judges arc opposed In opinion the
question whether his four codefsndans, ~ho claim by
and this question 10 accordingly certified to this oou
Tho question ID Of fac and only bo determined
by examination Of the svdsocs IN the record aud u
has been repeatedly determined that only questions Of
court by certificate. Wilson Barnum, How. 26l)
An order must made therefore, rcmandnf this cause
70 the Circuit Court, without 70 the question
certined, for want OF jurisdiction.
The New York herald., 1867-11-09

DEPRESSION or FMAsurAcruREa Tho Providence Journal
the Of the operatives be reduced this
week In several Of the largest cotton factories n Rhode
Island and that II the mos do not improve entire
partial suspension OF work mast occur by the
concerted action Of anufacturers Tue large woolen
mill ps Edward HarrIs, known the Harris Woolien
Company In woonsocket. win commence TO run On
three-quartes time next Monday, and portions Of
the machinery will be entirely stopped until there NJ
encouraging prospect for Its productions Tho old
mills their time present. The Lppitt
Woolen Company have run but two thirds OF their
looms for several months but at present are running
fifteen OF eighteen sets OF machinery.
The New York herald., 1867-11-09

A -BuRyHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS ovrrcK
~. us West Eleventh stree. near slatn @ svsnne..-
Large wagons moving furniture, city Or country lisno
fores furniture eesed shipped Furnurs ssofe seasy
advanced
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

nj ss4 4ssrnisAsss II ne s6sy By sSs policy w..
-. = q: ssas 4
Whole q n pan. should cancel the policy. it
3 fpdi. is1. ana vas rssosdsd on the same DAY st
the 9Th Of APRIL l0 executed and delivered the
p.ant2 morGAss q yesss . secure the payment Of
t30 Of attorney 10 take possesson Of
As vsisel Indspssdsny g ne clause 10 che policy re-
avoid the policy provided there An nsnrAble interest
The tine Of ths los After sns ssss smar NH sssss
By change Of ownership providing the assured still retained
Of Are Judge Mcneil held that the inersst Of the plain
III was not terminated BY the sale OF the vss,el
70 Kane. In regard the second exception, he
said that voluntary, and unsxeused aspar- ar
ture. although slight and unimportant from tho
course Of Inc voyage win discharge the underwrters but
Il ID Otherwise the departure Is excused by jusufyinS
cause IN every policy of marine insursnoe wsrrsnsy
duty Of he assured 70 put ahp complete condition for
rvoyase he has the right to adopt all suitable and usual
means put her condition In ad
Of her saips she l. seaworthy instead Of in
therefore all the exceptions OF the defendants should BE-
oveuled and judgnsns ordered for the plaintiff on ths
ward dict
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
SUPERIOR couST-sfxEaAl TEam.

before justices Barbour MoneI and HcCunn.
Antoine n. Fs,ncndea The Great Western Fnsxrcaoe Own
action brought to recover the amount of
au insurance On which destroyed At by 6re
The briefly foows0n The 18th dsv OF March,
Is defendants the propeller ,. " Barnard after
wards called the Morraro the Of $3.50 The vessel
as Afterwards destroyed and SUIT brought TO
thai appeared thd trial that after the issu
Inc OF he policy snd vessel Clement Kane,
British subject which transfer vas claimed avoided
the pol,cv and also that before sailing on the trip
toned IN The policy the propeller proceeded 70 Elizabeth
port H. T., on trial TRIP winch defendants also claimed
verdict was repdered for the plaintiff for the full amount
clatynrd Tsceution4 taken BY defendants tho
sroupds stated above and the argued Al the general
term or This conr IN November e5s ON the eth instant
ina Overriding the exceptions OF defendnts lie said
the principal questions sed WERE trst whether the rans
N the vessel 70 Kane avoided policy
ana second whether trial trio Eixabethport was such
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

Jersey City. n a3 z = he4
surPoszD IxyAnrsclps body OF m,ans shout
old picked up the ferry alp, where
floating Thursday evening by deck hand Of hs ferry.
cloh across the ions Coroner Warren held
child was Sor alive and must have been thrown
mother vsrs, Dssh y drown
CHAR0xD WrH BIcAxY-A painter named Orden was
charged Thursday his wife, resident OF Bergen, with
holding another his wife residing ~ No Tbomp
;Sn Ts .s y % %
lately the bond Of affection between him and hts wife
. s. taken aga ss.ns him he vent @ b: wfs rssSsDss
Sis ~ . & X
DrrARrunE LEGISLATIVE BoDr--rhe majority of
legislators took their departure yesterday
Hudson City. trf... Z
DECISION In SEDUCTION CAsr.--The OF Maria c.
Earle against Louis Mitchell. which tried before Justices
Loder and Post last Friday taken up four O'Clock
Judgment for Che painna The defendant sentenced
Bergen the support OF the cyiimaie child. Mr Leon
Albeit the defence, announced that he would take me
matter higher court but Ia the meantime Mitchell
Essex COUNTY couRr-The jury in the of Patrick
Maage tried for the murder OF Michael Noon in the Court
Of manslaughter. sT
INTERESTING TRrAL--A trial Is now on the Court Of
Quarter Sessions which exciting considerable intsres
being that OF Anna Tear for adultery in conjunction with
Charles Kellett manufacturer ut 76 Market
II that ke~tt formed the acquaintance Of
Mrs. Tear whose husband is navigator The two had not
married when Mr. Tear found u
sumo his trips Leaving his bride with many promises
from her TO fidelity. the husband renewed mis-
occupation Coming home after awhile, rumors Of his
wife's and OF her improper intimacy with kelle
reached his but s placed reliance the sories
and after brief sojoain with his wife agxn pursued h.
avocaon lie returned. however, but only 10 hear
of HIS wifes unfahf flncss and be ~
resolved 10 know what truth 10 be found In them Upon
Investigation the reports were more than conirme and
the husband brought actions against his wife and Kect
for adultery Mrs. Tear examined before Justice kirk
patrick prior to the sesson Of The last grand jury and
required give bail 10 appear at court kce at that time
waived examination Mrs Tear is quite
Of about nneeen and does not seem 10 bs
he least annoyed at the trouble LA which she ~ placed
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.

Balv rs n.id plaintiff applied in this case FOR the
examination of the defendant before trial The motion
opposed on the ground jursdc
Ss. 0n having
Id FS hs ss @ Ss
right q appointing ministers and cossuS 20 M was stated
and the Case wss therefore postponed FOR week.
Alleged CottOn Frauds and ExtOrtion by n
United States C0Ilector--Thc New Orleans
Custom Hsasc IN 1863.
AdolpAe Boxchard CkAbsr Bsuia The plaintiff Chains
that the defendant faudueny ertored from him under
color or position Collector Of Customs In New Or
leans amounts for which he claims e405. On andavits
setting forth this he obtained order Of arrest and motion
made adavs 70 vacate the order OF arrest The
plsnts original amdavt out that in 1868 he in
the cotton business New Orleans and in November 1883
ss Fl na ns 70 q $ n
g.a y. $ Ths spcS the s Of s sS0 ss ss
he was entitled 70 such share because o. his
R9n a. psssg and q d
his that unless he was allowed such
npS ss =: Ss S.
s-ssnss sss sssIsFs & Ss's :sss %
Mss & IL. Rs
asns. that s dd any scrcs, Or sas 1Sy s %
ihrssi. said Bu and ths fesr by dspcnent
md bic Il. ss & =
eoiIccfor would ~ threatened be employed the
tanon Of cotton and the entire suppression of their
business -Four anidavts were read IN support Of The
PLAINTIFF =
minor facts denies positively that the cotton passed
through the Custom House, the tax not being levied
tber but Collector Of Internal Revenue, and denies
positively used threats. or that lin consequence
any any other cause the sum Of ia 00O
ar any other snn paid to him by Bouchard OF
hs assocaes. denies that he has any ilme
lcelyed from han any Of money whatever for any
purpose whatever eey indirectly and makes most
complete denial osal thr plaintiffs statements The ALL
davIt OF O. " Woodruff. time clerk under the de-
fcndant subsequently OF Bouchards associates In
the ~ cotton read the defend
ant In this affidavit he sustains the defendants al1ega
tons and that mo money ever paid BY said depo
nj or auy said Built,
his behalf any act done by said Bnilltt Collector
In nv other onical capacity. relation - cotton
oherwcr After some discussion the motion was deferred
tude Anil
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
aauuxLYM COURTS.
United States District Court.
Before Judge Benedict.

.
ACTION r0R SALVAGE sai q AatA'
TIE Haoaad Wysokta0 Company ne Burge RatErake and
Oyo-The barge Rstesnake sunk with load Of coal at
Cross dock. Williamsburg the 18th Of September.
Messra Thomas Taylor Co.. coal merchants. purchased
quantity OF coal from the Delaware and Lackawanna
Railroad Company in New York. deliverable on board the
Rationale at RAzabethport. N. y. y was consgned 70
them and The vessel reanhs the oqs before ne e
raed BY Hogand Wreckng Company, and the master
delivered the coal which put IN the yard q the re-
spondens and mixed with other coal The wrecking com
then hbeehe vessel and claiming 800 salvage
FOR raising her Tho respondents answer conended that
vessel; als0 that the cargo Of coal had been rcsold
Judge Benedict delivered decision In the case serday
dsnSsing the libel and dscharng the property Hcustody
.n rHE PAT OF An IyFoRnER sa3 e3-s
TAe Unitsd eus &sn L0vys Yerwestng 7a6Seven largs
fermenne tgbs ssised time spce andyesterday
Mr. Jehn E. 3rhardt counsel FOR the party who gave the
informaon sppearod before the court ana claimed BE-
half 0f his client award the aount Of H. pro
cseds realzed BY the sale of the property seized
yqdgs y % = SsseIc ~: g. y ~ G
sSs psesn.s q Would s. G upon
gross proceeds Of he tale of the pro condemncd The
costs Of the Proceednes through which The fund IN court
rcazed and which, noreov6r for servcee rendered
before any rhs e r. nfcr%sr sse:. ~, sss
PAID out o tho pfocseds u the sale hs share o. hs
infor1nor can - Distributed 70 him. 17TF sf- z.
Ciay Csurs. cas Il
In the case Elisabeth Hvut Neil McHug for aegsd
slauder and fse imprisonment which reported 10 ~
HAln of Tsdayias the jury rendered verdict fss ~
plaintiG for O. X
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UNITED STATES cunnlssluNERs COURT.


Charge Asainss = Treasury Agent sf Embex-
sling Public Money and Public Property -
the Amount Of Half . Nlillisn Of DOllars.- el
Before Commissicner Belts. esa
TAs Umsd Hatss George NJ Cdrlsonrhe defendant
cnpied the position Of United States Treasury Agent and
Acting Surveyor OF Customs Memphis, Tenn. from The
month OF September, 1883 70 August 1855 He is charged
by Herbert n Titus another Treasury Agent who states
that he arng the authority Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury with having between chs above mentioned Pc
crty belonging 70 the United The Defendant
taEen custody warrant for which the amdavt
O n Ts was ns se % ns
him default Of bail in 80 o00 TO undergo examinaton
Monday ne.t The entire amount q money and prop
Z 81 n = any Ss q
ia. has reached the asurs or sssoo Following
MsrSsrs B. Titus sworn deposss that one George Carl
from about septenbsr a6S % August 1855.
.pscsl agent Or The U1issa States and acting
ststes; that sacn Carllon wis charged with
and did a. such receive large amounts OF the same
transfer but did deposit in bank, exchange for other
OF law did embezxe the same and has never since
counted returned said moneys tho Treasury OF the
United states Further that he, Careon si holds and
spproprl.,es the same % his own private use and bsnst
nry Department Of the United acting under the
dss and instructions Of the Hon. Secretary g the
In addition TO the above charge the United States
civil suit against Carleton for having cnbezzed
Bsss said the civil suit he should
auiIe bail 10 the g55 The did
vs this bail and he has therefore, TO remain in prison TIL
Monday merit when his examination on the criminal charge
heu eiutD
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
eeuaT Of urEa AND 1lRmlSEa.


The Grand Jury entered court about O'Clock. ana
handed the following oter papers to HIS Honor
GRAxD JUaY ROOMS NEW YoRK, Feb g. 1857.
To the Hon d. r. IWcRAaAM:-The Grand Inquest In and
Tor the county Of New York IN appreciation Of the vewsso
pertinenty and clearly submitted Oy Honor have
considered In IL general aspect the special masters
med 70 them concerning alleged lottery snterprsos In
q Charitable nature had been fcr som. months easn
x ,,,s me e. press up 70 very recent period, snd
eol,S drawings % q prizes and blanks had tassn p:acs
and thae thereby persons who were advertising and
promoting alleged GIFT enter prses may have begun
thsm under erroneous idea: and without improper moyes
with presenting advertising ali comsncemsnts and
AL pomongs OF sales OF tickets depending upon the future
award OF moneyea and valuable premiums decided by
lot Or chance a. public nuisance detrimental e the morals
should at be abated by parties Interested The
grand tnquest wf however continue deberaton upon the
subject and, unless the nuisance 10 forthwith abatod,
W1LLTxx HEEBAsHAw. Foreman.
D. n. TENURE, Secretary.
Judge Ingraham said he would take early opportunity
of laying the communication OF the Grand Jury before the
public.
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
The G ouRT s.


Whas Constitutes the Validity sf . Certificate
Of AppPaisencnt.
Before Judge smallsy. ~
Archer f Bun Bays-This action 10 recover An
excess Of duty charged upon importation OF damaged
sheac The facts Of the have been already published
in the HERAD when the nrst brought which
*. Ne Ss % s ~ 2 :nF &: S
legal points raised argumsnt on which Wa ses down io
M 8. :. q sn
an respects in conformity with the Treasury Department.
Two sssaa%n,ps .ppIs;s . S1!ssprs. vS:s
these in their nsmorandum % not ssy damage mot aus
sn.d" but dsmags T,saiHsd S not q ed on
matter % s @ ne ~ s ne
Mr. Allen Assistant United States District Attorney replied
on o. % 1 shs csscs q apprasmsn deciding that i was
concnve confirmed the Of the Jury u favor Of the
plaintiff 70 the fun amount claimed
Action 90 Recover Csstoms Duties.
f1s Usissd Sasss .. h. r. Pupg.-This action
brought by the from tbs defendant
importer e6 0oO duties in gold, alleged TO be due
portaon OF gray cotton printed CLOTH From the facts
n the appeared that when the entr for the goods
was pressnt1 for liquidation At the Custom House ,ns
ported the goods liable sn Increased duty the
Ssf cents Der ysrd making the ss:esssS dusSe value Of
the goods ii question Ave cents per yard Mr. Web
eced werr m liable unsr lie section q the act referred
to- imposing additional this class OF good. which
IL hs q cS sDd IN Weight
ve per sa yaid and finer and hter goods of
ihres.e o sa- s.,a III and weighed but two and half
~ nr I M sus swo nS half
cents d1iiy pep sIsinie sard. -*t-eR ~
4. n s sAss y .sd o'nsy Ss
ordered verdict o be recorded IN favor Of the dciendan&
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

rcoR sAIF--A PAIR OF LOW PRESSURE BEAM EN-
II gincs with ny wheel and wrought iron shaft Ink
uon, feed pumps Ac either double engine or VIII be
taken Oh making high pressure engines cylinders u
inches diameter OF piston feet; e engines
been run only and in respect
can be seen srainnson this v rare opportunity 70
dress W. X THOMAS care John Kellum, Esq, i7p Broad
way New York.
The New York herald., 1867-02-09

EyOR SALE-A PIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE,
three story basement and subcear, with all che mod
improvements s. Woodruff street; also elegant brick
Hou,e with Al the modern Improvements 20o Union street.
houses In Hamilton VIII trade for half vacant lots
and half CASH will sell Of them separately Apply 70
The New York herald., 1867-02-09
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
journal I'm the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present week. nov ready,
contains the opening portion of original story in two
chapters entitled
THE THOUSAND DOLLAR BILL"
WRITTEN ron BE WEEKLY HERALD
BY JOHN c. ORION
And very interesting Sketch Of
IAN INCIDENT IN THE TROPICS"
PoEray -ssCHISwx PRInRosKn "Os PAuPERTArR CiAU-
sAx,n Paris wu.coxE TO JoHx."
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

Mess seller February hnd s 50 for New Western Ness
seller February; sales cash and regular $50 bbs at
SO 3730Sl0 G} for Old Mess s2 for New Mess $2 80 for
New Western Mess and $l7 for Extra Prime Beef has
been more active, and with moderate arrivals prices
have improved closing firm, with fair demand sales
$50 bbls S90S2 for Old Plain Mess; S1aSlS for New
Mess S12ds5 for Old Extra, and $70$ 80 for New Mess
Tierce Beef has been in better demand, and has ruled
steady closing heavy but active: sales of
Prime Mess private terms Beef Hams have been
offered freely, and prices favored the buyer clos
ing dull at about OaS34 for Western Cut Meats have
declined and have been offered freely, closing dull with
sales of 30 pkgs. Picked Hams at 1lic., heavy.
Bacon has ruled dull and prices are Hominal.
Dressed Hogs have been quite plenty, have rapidly de
cned and have fluctuatCd violently; to-day the market
opened firm, hut closed heavy; quote at S0Sic for
Western, ana std9C. for City. Lard has been in limited
demand, chiefly for the trade, closing quiet but fhm
sales OF 800 Pkg at 12c for City, and 12tc for Western
Steam to arrive.
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, O'CLOCK.-The Pork
market dull at about $l9 QSl0 38 for Old and S2 for
New Mess Lard is quiet.