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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09

Nova Scotia In ABtngonism 10 The Canfedera-
tton-sian OF Parliamentary Opposition
Consolation for Defeated Candidntcs-Tbo
Militia Law-Cabinet Neutrality-suspicious.
frasr linz naa IL
The national Republican., 1867-12-09
NEW ADVERTIsEsENTs.

JpS Q. Pk9KERi No. ~ setob,h. street, Opposite
The Post once, receives all the new magazines. new
books, periodoalsand newspaper immediately after
their pubiieationi also. juvenile books, writing
boxes and writing desks of every description for hc
holidays. Parker still adhcres to New York prices
for all his goods.
A. sAKs Co., have something to say to large mcu
In our local item column.
HEsSfSo still knocks of 10 per cent.
Mn. WV. s. HOLIDAY, No. s Intelliseneer Build.
Ing, offers for sale several valuable lots and nrst.
vlassd yelling house. OIL.
The forRTH LECTURE for the benefit Of the New
Mission chapel Of tho First Baptist Church will be
delivered by Rev. Dr. Williams, Of Baltimore, next
Friday evening, 1t the Thirtconth-street Baptist
church. subjeet-'From Baltimore to Rome and
back. -
TIE FoURrH LECTURE Of tho Young Mems Chris
tian Association will be delivered by Hon. Horace
Greeley, at Metlerott Hall, on Wednesday evening
next.
I'm IRoN nnhiishas hia m 81 In Ia "a. n.n..
The national Republican., 1867-12-09
Aational Aspnblitau.
AMUsEMENTs. A

The NATIONAL THEArRn--EDwIs fonnrsf
makes his first appearance this season at the
National tonight in the character Of Riohelieu.
He needs no trumpet to herald his approach.
The BosroN QuIsrKTTH CLuB give a rare con-
cert at Mctncrott Hall this evening. tee.
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

HEDDEN, WINCHESTER 1 Co,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
No. % Broadway, New York.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AND GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD AT MARKET
RATES ON COMMISSION ONLY.
Interest allowed on balances.
Advances made approved securities.
Particular attention given to orders for the pur-
chase or sale Of tho Adams, American United states
Wells, Fargo 4 CO., and Merchants Union Express
Stocks.
All orders faithfully executed.
JOSIAH HEDDEN, ISAIAH G. BABCoCK
LOCKE W. WINCHESTER. ROBERT NJ. HEDDEN
fe20- -eodm
The national Republican., 1867-12-09
Financial.
TAY oKE L so.

LAY eooKE& so,
BANKERS.
rIyTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE TREASURY,
bur and sell At sursn, market rates. and keep con.
sanity on hand full supply u
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sEvEN.rHrRrIEs,
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
Order. for Stocks, Bsnds. Sc, executed. and Coec-
lions msas on all accessible points.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
WASHINGTON.
n. D. CooKE. tof Jay Cooke Co. } President.
W, s. BuSrISoroS, Cashier.
tONkhNhkNT DEfOslIOht
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED sTATBs.
i6ru sfsssr. oProsrE rHE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Government securities with Treasurer United States,
~oSB NILLIoN DOLLARS. ga
wo buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection, on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL AND rRoxrr
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to u.s.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times eheerfully furnished,
W. S. HUNTINGTON. Cashier
wAsHIsoroS. March %, 1885. mh2l.du
L me SAFE pEPP6&slff EPP6&slff II COMPANY,
OF WASHINGTON, D. c.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS.
For tho safe keeping under guarantee Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS. SPECIE,
JEwBLRY, CASH BOXES,
SILVER PLATE, VALUABLE PAPERS,
PAINTINGS, WILLS, DEEDS,
STOCKS, MORTGAGES,
And all descriptions Of valuables, and for the
RENTING OF SAFES,
INSIDE OF
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS.
OFFICE CORNER OF FIFTEENTH STREET AND
NEW YORK AVENUE
DIRECTORS;
8, p. Brown, II. d. Cooke, George W, RiRgs, Will
liam s. Huntington, George Il, Plant, George D. Ey-
AA'' D' - 'A' i. p. BROWN, President.
GEORGE o. EVANS, Vice President,
WIN s. HUNTINGTON, Treasurer.
B. p. SNYDER. Secretary.
p, m hul-u
The national Republican., 1867-12-09
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

YEsrEnRar-T frosty wssi,hc, i Of Yesterday allied
Porchss, aud Tho squads which usually gathered In
UT Ss Sr ss ns ne.
.tisnss soss t4s RnlR.. SsSs alIsa .s: rs.ia.ps
1Ri IN that eSaPsS essbassd with more aG .osany
Kew win Sssssd aa
mon 70 yoans people a. thS Baptist church The Go,
In the afternoon.
IxPRovExESrs-Aft a standstll In the way Of
building for some time, we have again eommeneed
progress il this respect VIM be continuous Mr. Bar;
fT viz al ss
PGsfsi quitting On kss
story will be handsome storei the second Is 70 be
@ %Ss dc HI he Sird :tSry si
sesia VIE he pTns near OF ''"'' 10
published here by K J. Wedderburn 4 Co, Is soon
70 have local habitation At the old Sentinel ONCE
1t will then appear In an enlarged form
BArTIslsa "A very large number q persons, mostly
Rodgers yesterday afternoon, TO witness the baptism
S M he S1remS so
went boldly down into the water and were baptised.
stscR charity % b
Thanks to the charity concert two hundred cords Of
wood hayo also been secured for distribution to the
poor during this vigorous season,
CRIES OF MURDER.-The residents Of the neighbor-
hood Of the Intersection Of King and Patrick streets
were awakened Saturday morning, about three
O'clock, by the cries Of murder, " watch, "po-
lice, &c, proceeding from eolOred man and woman
who were fearful Of an assault from party of men
who were following them. Their cries 50 alarmed
their assAilants that they off, and though one Of
them was afterwards identified. he was not arrested.
COrSrEREErT MoHEY,-A great many counterfeit
nfty cent notes have lately been put In circulation In
this city and great has the evil become that the po;
lice have been Instructed to endeavOI to ferret out
from whence they are issued. Some OF the spurious
money has already been traced 20 man tor Whoso s
examined this evening
PoRK-The high rate at which corn is now selling
has induced the farmers In this section Of the State TO
xiii their pork earlier than usual, aud as eon.e.
qnence every train Of cars or wagon that enters the
city is Allied with dressed hogs and the stores OF the
commission MERCHANTS are well stocked with the same
commodity, All that comes, however, Is rapidly
sold-the packers being numerous than In former
seasons.
CUsrou HoUsE. During the term Of Office Of the
present custom house officials in this city the only i'm.
port duty collected at this port has been that on the
OF the brig Ceres lately arrived from Liverpool
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

LADIES, the now and beautiful styles Of walking
boots Of every material coming in every day at Cum
Minis Si7 Seventh street, second door south Of X
street and Northern market
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

SUPERSTITION AMONG THE CoLoRED VorERs.-
The colored residents of the northwestern Sec
tion Of the city have become SO superstitious of
late that they actually refuse to leave their
houses after nightfall, for fear that the Doctors
will take them up, and grind them into medicine
well-known physician of the SECOND ward in
after dark to get a prescription compounded.
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

COMMENCEMENT Thomas Stewart, at the
naval hospital, who was severely injured by the
falling of a derrick at the navy yard, few days
since, Is slowly recovering.
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoS.-Gen. Henry
d, WashbuIn, from indiana, will address the
The national Republican., 1867-12-09
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.


Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
G. F. CuMMINs.
sFsEvENTH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
,Gr q FpSsf Sa aDf KERAT THEY
JAMES Y. DAVIS,
(gsrABLrsHED 1897
HALTER ANDF PURIFIER
CANES, UMBRELLAS. &o.
No $50 GPENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
APPLY Under Metropolitan Hotel.
5IS NEW FAT AP AEP hSPrV sH9E ( STORE, 5IS
isxS Just opspe5 Seventh street, ire opposite Ia
S ckPs nd 81 shGF s
sS:t MsyIas bought fST Cash t6ey are enabled Z
really selling desirable class Of goods at very
sS sYGliSte TPd cS%BHIsOn q price: cha
SIS Seventh street. opposite incll Ssnsgr 6uiidiss,
Good stock Of Canes and Umbrellas constantly on
100 GEO T, MeGLuE' Jr. 100
No. 100 Pennsylvania avenue, between Nncteenh and
Twentieth streets.
Calls particular attention to his extensive stock Of
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
which he is selling at the lowest rates Also
CHILDREN's SHOES AND CATERS
u every style. Call at once and make your pur-
chascs. nO27-u
FREsH ARRIVAL 1888
ss R2GT RFESTSssYTEyREff sTR sl!2E ST2RgFt, xEGRgFt,E.
| am in receipt of another Fresh Arrival Of those
celebrated
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
BOOTS AND SHOES
that has given such general satisfaction to my nu-
merOus customers
, RREEiMnEHMRER, RI " ~ R,NSE NEXT TO LADIES ENTRANCE
RooTs AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER.
the well known q sqSIonIeal at B66T MAKER, an.
nounees to his friends and the public that he is pre-
pared FRRSoH sRSS III c&IF fiF Doors ANp SHOES,
ali kinds ol fsst' isst, wh u Jumps cSfns and bSuons sat
isfaeiorily,. Or no charge viii b made I hSys nu:
glyen in the past and will continue the with all
w Th2 Tht f1y9r me With call 1oor north ., w0.h,D1oD
40 i'a street "e''' n'h House. TSS' mort" VI
Boarding.
BOARDING. FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD
ID can be had at the AMERICAN HOUSE, corner Of
month. SCOTT BROU0llTON.
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Personal.
DRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT DIR.
l. DARBY'S, 499 Seventh street, opposite Odd Fell
lows Hall. Separate ROOMS for patients sel2-u
Architects.
STARKwEATHER 4 PL0wMAN,
ARCHITECTS. ENGRAVERs,
AND
SURVEY ORs
VPPICE: PLAST's sBUILDISs,
Corner New York avenue aud Fifteenth street. Wash.
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

THE dnuble-breastcd short sack coat, price fl ten
per cent of, 1900 All goods the same discount, at
lIenning's corner Of Seventh street and Maryland
avenue, until removal to No. 5l Seventh street, In
telligenccr Building.
The national Republican., 1867-12-09
LOCAL ITEM 8.

FoR LARGE NES-Coats ranging from forty to forty
six inches, breast measure; Vests same size; Pants
rroportionao Sizes At A. saks Co. :, OF Seventh
street, between the Avenue and d street.
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT HIMsELP.-At Fort Tot
ten barracks, out the Seventh street road, last
Friday evening, q colored man named James
Stokes, loaded his gun with small shot, and
dropped 1t heavily on the butt for the purpose of
settling the powder, when the gun discharged
ITSELF and the load passed into his right eye and
nose. Surgical aid was summoned, but the eye
is lost, and 1t is thought the nose will be much
dishgured.
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

SELLING LIoUoR To MINoRs-Henry II. Boyer,
a German restaurant keeper in the Fifth pre-
cinct was arrested and Arraigned before Justice
Harper, charged with selling liquor to minors
The Justice fined him go,
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

GRAND ARMY OF THE RErunLIc:-At the last
meeting Of Post No. l, the following resolution
was adopted:
Rssoiped, That this Post respectfully recommend to
the Senators OF tho United States BrcVo Major General
\. O. Burbrdge for the ohee Ot Sergoant-at-Arms Of
that body asa jgst reeogn9n OF tho sgryices Of the
7. WYNAN, Adjutant
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

COMMITTED YoR CouRr-John Lackley, a col
orcd soap-fat man, was arrested on Saturday by
Detectives Coomes and Miller, charged with the
larceny OF watch, the property of a girl named
Ellen Giles, at No. 7Four-snd-a-half street, when
he was pretending to be getting soap-fat. JUS
ticc Walter committed him to jail for court
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

ODD FELLOWS sRgUSios.-Columbia Lodge No.
10, o. o. f., will give very interesting enter
on Thursday evening next, where almost any
one may pass an evening Of unusual enjoyment.
The Lodge will be open to confer the degree OF
Rebekah In the early part of the evening, and
we advise all good Odd Fellows, who can do so,
to take their wives and let them have this beau
tiful degree. The ceremonies, after this, Will
dresses, presents distributed to orphans, &c.
The choicest refreshments will be provided.
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

NoTICE-We are requested to announce that
Mai. Gen. H. u. Washburn, NJ g, from Indiana,
will address the Soldiers and Salors' Union this
Monday evening at their hall, 4Sl Ninth street.
Gen. Washburn is an able and eloquent speaker,
and an ardent advocate of the soldiers interest.
Ht viii, no doubt, be cordially welcomed by the
soldiers Of the District.
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

STRUCK WITH A BRICK.-A colored boy, resid-
ing on Massachusetts, avenue, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets, was struck In the
head by another eolored boy, on Saturday after
noon, BY which he received severe injuries. The
boy was picked up insensiblet and taken to the
apothecary establishment Of Hickling s. Co,
corner OF Vermont avenue and X street, where
the services of DIR. VIM. r. Russell were availed
Of, and after sewing up an ugly wound over the
left eye, the injured boy was taken to his resi-
dence,
The national Republican., 1867-12-09
Boarding.

BOARDING FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD
ID can be had at the AMERICAN HOUSE. corner Of
Seventh street and Ponnsylyanta Ayenne, A. S2O per
month. SCOTT BROU0HTON.
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The national Republican., 1867-12-09

ARREST OF BAD BoY.-On Saturday, Omcer
Westerfelt, of the Second precinct, arrested a
hoy named Timothy Ragan, charged with the
larceny lot Of penknives from the window OF
the store of Mr.. Philip Metz, on n, between
since. The Officers frequently attempted to ar
rest the boy. by dropping in at his mother's
house; but when they did so, they were greeted
by the mother with aFaith, and catch him II yees
can. He's In Baltimore at school.r The lad had
a hearing before Justice Thompson, who re-
Quired ball for his appearance AT court to answer
the charge of larceny.
The national Republican., 1867-12-09
OVER ELLIS MUSIC STORE.
MRS, SHEDD,
~ToTICE OF pIssoLUTION.

The co.partucrshlp Of SLowEN \ JONES,
druggists corner " Twentieth street and Pennsylya-
MIN aNcnyc is this day dissolved by mutual consent
WIN NJ sLOWEN Is authorized to settle The business
% '"' WIN NJ SLOWEN,
w n q Dar 4 1877 leB-9ts
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Thc young ladies'
(pretty oncs) connected with this church, will
hold fair In Potomac Hall, Twelfth street,
and continuing during. the week, for the purpose
of raising means to purchase new library for
the Sunday SCHOOL connected with this neat lit
tie cdhce. The fair ones rely upon their gentle
men friends, and the public generally, for sub
stantial aid In the laudable undertaking, and
hope that their iSith IN them VIII not be shaken,
lapidated library, assuring them In advance a
similar reception, and lots Of sweet things to
dispose to them,
The national Republican., 1867-12-09

The FOUNDRY NJ. T.. CHURCH FAm.-The en-
tcTprsing and klnd-hcaFted ladies of this church
win continue their fair at Odd Fellows Hall
useful and fancy articles are OF the very best.
Give them call, and encourage them In the
good cause with your money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17
Staten ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

BuxcLsRy.- young man named sidney conkn Was
yesterday arrested at sapeton by officer Alexander, on
charge of burglary. He taken before Justice
Taylor who committed him TO ten days imprisonment
In the County jail The officer then conveyed him 10
the station house TO await conveyance 10 Richmond
s. While on the way he escaped from the officer,
who immediately pursued him, and, after long chase,
captured him IN barn, where he had taken refuge. He
was Immediately taken for the second time before Justice
Taylor who conm1ted him TO three months imprison.
ment instead Of ten days, as at frst.
ENerSE COMPANY No. 4-Tbc annual election Of officers
for Engine Company No 4 Of New Brighton came oil
Friday evening last. with the following result -:
Foreman, James Dempsey; Assistant Foreman, John
Smith; Secretary. William Morris; Treasurer, Patrick
Hurley.
NEw FrRRy BoAr.-A new double end boat was
last week finished for the Staten Island Railroad Com.
pauy. This boat Is 70 run between Perth Amboy aud
Tottenvilc, connecting with the staten Island Railroad
She " Al present getting her engine board and VIII
be rcady Tor service IN about two weeks.
NARROW EscArE-A young man named rs~ara
Brown, while attempting 10 jump from the staten sana
ferry boat 10 fe pier at stapeton, missed MS ors
and fell into the water He was, howcvef, ate NV
difhculty, rescued by the deck hands who ho'Neu
up by the coat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17
The COURTS.



The Eighth DIssrict Court Judgeship--O Opinion
Mandnmus.
Before Judge Ingraham.
The People, rel NJ Hill Fboler the Cdnpassers 0,
the Third Election DistfctThis came before this
court on the SIN uIt application through D. Mo-
Adams, Of counsel, for mauaamus TO compel the
spondents to count the votes poed the last charter
election in favor Of the reator candidate for the
Judgcshp OF the Eighth Judicial district The case was
reported In the HERALD of the 9th ut and the folio
ing the opinion OF Mr. Justice Ingraham recently de-
ivered:--
Tho return OF Flanagan one OF the canvasser shows
tce was taken from the inspectors by Of the
police and delivered TO the No issue
taken the returns and the must therefore be
taken as true That think, Is sufficient answer
the votes and could not make any canvass ought
not TO be required to do what they have power
II the votes were receivod by the Inspectors and
were placed wihiuOthe control OF tne canvassers IL
leave the question TO the legality Of the election to be
decided by the court.
Wacter, the other canvasser demurs to the alter
native writ upon the ground that the shows that
tho term OF the acting Justice has not EXPIRED IT having
been extended by the Legislature By the act OF 1885,
The relaor objects that this unconstitutional.
The Court Of Appeals two occasions held that the
Legislature had TO pass such act In relation
officers who appointed and in Of the ia.
Inmates that 1t could be done elective officers.
With so much doubt rs 10 the views Of that
on this question, although ! might entertain
different opinion, do think II would be proper for
me so to hold on this Application. 1t should prop
erly be decided by the general after solemn
appeal can be had month For these rcasons the
application is denied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17
EXTENSIVE auBBrREs m ORANGE. n. j.

During the past three weeks the residences Of East,
West and North Orange with those residing in tho i'm
mediate vicinity have boon thrown into the greatest
state OF excitement owing to no less than twenty dwell.
nss and having been broken into robbed OF
everything that the thieves could conveniently lay
their hands During tho past week the drug Of
Dr. Grumpy at Orange (propcr lwas broken open, and
about -four hundred dollars worth Of goods stolen
The following night the premises OF Dr. Pear
son was also robbed, and the dwelling occupied
by Mira Peck, the thieves removing even the
kitchen utensils and the carpet Of the paror floors from
the latter house All tho goods stolen amounted TO
nearly $1,000 The premises OF Mr. Condit we're also
robbed, aud Thursday night they tried to force an
entrance into the dwelling occupied by Mr. Albert Mann
but the latter gentleman, hearing them work at the
rear window started down after them, when they fed
up Main street. On Friday evening special meeting of
the merchants was held, and 1t resolved TO hire
three TO keep close watch the business portion
OF the city II Is also understood city author.
tics will Immediately establish night watch the city
having yet had any, II Is said that the citizens
OF the place have lost during the past month by burglars
nearly $50, 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL ITEMS.

The BrgnoPhillips Italian opera troupe at Troy,
giving Don Pasqualo and the Barber Of Seville
Mr.. II. A. McGlennen Of Boston, has effected an
engagement with Camille Urso Adelaide Phillips and
the Meldessohn Quintee Club for short through
the Western cities
The talented American artists Mas Nary Mitchell and
J. W. Albaugh concluded a successful engagement at
Lowell, Mass on Thursday last.
The spectacle Of Aladdin has been very successful At
the Theatre Comique, Boston.
Gilmor, has given concert the Julien scale at tho
Boston Music Hall. Orchestra, military band extra
drum corps &c, all crashed together the
Mr.. Frank Mayo Is in Buffalo
The Peak family Of bell ringers will appear at Concert
Hail. Philadelphia the 18th Blitz stpl presti
dgitates in the Quaker City.
Maguire's Japanese drawing immense houses at
the Philadelphia Academy. Little can Right" and his
iather arc the great attractions. They will visit New
YorA IN May.
Miles, Helen and Lucille Western and Kate Reynolds
are among this weeks Attractions In Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17

Suit Against the Long island Railroad
Company.
Before Judge Gilbert.
Jonathan II. Broom rhe Long Lslond Railroad Com
pany-rhe plaintiff sued 70 rscover damages In the SUN
Of 500 for injuries received by him on or about Feb
ruary g. 1885, while beard train Of cars running bc
tween Greenport and Hmter's Point II appears that
Mr. Brown entered the cars Southod, and when be-
tween that place and Hunters Point, the vehicle in
which he seated was thrown on the track and down
an cmbankmcnt Plaintiff severely injured abou :
tho chest arm and shoulder, and in consequence OF
these injuries was confined TO his house for some time
He alleges that the accident occurred through the neg
gence OF the company and introduced testimony OF sew
e witnesses to show that after the occurrence the old
ties under the tracks the place of the disaster bad
been taken up . certain extent and new ones suos-
tutod BY this II intended TO prove that the old ties
were rotten and that the accident occurred In con-
sequence of their having been in such condition. An
the testimony for plaintiff submitted yesterday and
Mr. q. T. jerks, counsel for the company, opened the
case for the defence after which the Court adjourned
until Monday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17
SUanoGATe's COURT.
Before Surrogate Tucker.

The wills Of the following deceased persons have bccY
admitted to probate during the past week:-stsm,lv
squires, Martha II. Boyle John Richards, Lou
Binsoc Lyra A. Bixby, W. G. +. Tucker. 90 Tho
Letters OF Administration have beor s $50. Jobp
following ies:--Jano Lager Jag Michael Derry
Julius Hencks Francis se e, HENRY Freeand
Q. Wood, James Riley nora Matthew Kelly, JosGf
1--we Charles aanolland, Catharine ovonnor.g, John
spencer virginia Spencer. John 9. bfo0n, M Ere
CrowNy Edward Cregnan Eugene y. D 'rant va
line Iaserre, William II. Chester
thsniel @. spicer, Emanuel Sch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17

CINCINNATI, March 1e, 1867.
Charles Ulrch reported to be we'll known New York
counsereiter and one Of the most adept the country
arrested in the suburbs to-day surrounded by mple
ments OF his profession. A one hundred dollar plate
captured, which has been successfully used to
counterfeit notes the Central Bank of New York CITY,
the Bank Of Boston aud the First National Bank OF
Cincinnati An unfinished plate OF five hundred dol
lar United states Treasury note also captured ft
was OF exquisite workmanship, Ulrch having beon
working on II for year and half The prisoner was
sent TO Washington TO- night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ROCHESTER,, N. " March 10, 1861.
An accident occurred on the Erie RAILWAY last evenings
near Liberty station. hand on which were man.
his wife and young lady was struck by locomotive
drawing freight train The hand car thrown into
q ditch, aud the young lady killed. The man was
slightly injured and bis wife had an arm cut Oh ana ncs
head badly cut