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National Theatre.

The glorious JOHN BRoUGHAM drew one Of
Of the fullest houses of the season at the
National Theatre last night, and the man
who could draw full house through such
rain and splosh as deluged the town, is o
drawist of the first water. BRoUGHAM is the
same old sixpence," and bright sixpence
at that he was from the first. He appears
in two capital characters this evening, and it
is hoped he may be induced to make speech
before the curtain. He excused himself when
called out last night upon some very plaus-
ible reasons.
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KILOGRAMS
The National Republican.
[BY THE ASSOCIATED PREss.l
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE
Political Affairs in England.
REFORM BILL IN PARLIAMENT,
A STEAMER BURNED AT SEA.
A NUMBER OF LIVES LOST.
SUICIDE IN BOSTON.
THI MARKETS.
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE
Political Affairs in England.
REFORM BILL IN PARLIAMENT.
A STEAMER BURNED AT SEA.
THE MARKETS..
From Europe by Cable.

LONDON, March 5.-The Duke Of Rich
mondhas declined the Colonial Secretaryshp,
and the Duke Of Buckingham, to whom it
was subsequently rendered, has accepted the
position. The Government promises that
the provisions Of the reform bill, which it is
preparing for submission to Parliament, will
be liberal in its character.
LONDON, March 5-Noon.-Con o.;
Erie, 36i; Illinois, 76ii bonds, 73i.
LIVERPOOL, March5-Noon.-Cotton quiet.
The days sales will probably reach 5000
bales. Prices have declined since last
evening; Middling Uplands, l3sd. The pro-
vision market is generally firm. Lard is
quoted at 20s. Cd. Breadstuifs are quiet and
steady. Tallow, AS. Cd. Petroleum, Is. Cd.
per gallon for refined, lid. for spirits.
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The New York CustOm-HOuse.

New York, March g.
am both surprised and panied at the
statement in some of the morning papers,
which purports to be q report Of Mr. Hui
burd's committee, though in fact it is spite.
full attack from the parties who lost the gen.
eral order business soon after came into
Office; and their evidence is all that is given,
with all of its Misrepresentation.
can only state that testified before that
committee, under oath, that have never re-
ceived or paid to any one any sum whatever
arising from general order or carriage bust
ness, having abandonednnd rejected all offers
of compensation as soon as | had time to
understand and investigate their nature. 1t
is true removed the general order business
from Humphrey d Co., and for very good
reasons. ], however, told Mr.. Humphrey
would consider him in my future arrange
ments, in case found could do so, and it
is also true have not been able to make all
the appointments in the custom-house asked
for by this investigating committee; hence
their indignation and this statement, so void
Of truth or justice.
II. A. SNYTHE, Collector.
CARD FROM PARTIES IMPLICATED IN THE con-
GREssIoNAL REPORT.
To THE MERCHANTS OF New YoRK: The
undersigned, mentioned in the report OF the
congressional committee on custom-house
frauds as being particularly implicated and
connected with brides and extortions sought
to be imposed, beg, in justice to themselves
q suspension Of judgment until they may be
enabled to get copy Of the testimony upon
which that report is based, when they will
satisfactorily prove that the whole report is
a tissue of falsities and perverslon of facts, SC
far as they are concerned, written or dictated
through malicious motives on the part o.
persons connected with the custom.house, oil
disappointed bad mem and if it shall appear
that the testimony does not support the re
port, that a feeling of hatred against the col
iector or against us underles it, and that NJ
testimony from merchants was taken, we arr
confident that the public will easily see thu
whole drift of the plan, as well as realize tina
parturiunS monies mus nGscitur.
MYERS a. SMITH
Z. @. JOHNSON & Co.
GEO. +. THOMPSON.
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The Loss Of the steamer AndaIusia.

CHARLESTON, s. G., March 6.-The steamer
Manhattan arrived this morning, bringing
Capt. West and part of the crew and passen-
gers Of the steamer Andalusia, from New
York for Charleston, burned of Hatteras on
Sunday evening. The FIRE originated forward
Of the boiler. It is supposed several persons
were lost in the confusion.
Among the missing are Edward North, Of
CharlestOwn, purser; James McMullen, Sd
engineer; Jacob Lockman, New York, pilot
Michael Griffin, porter; Hugh Earmer, stokeri
Frank Dougherty and Antoine Martin, sea-
men; and four male passengers, whose names
are not yet ascertained. The Andalusia and
cargo are total loss.
The hose reel intended to be presented by
the New York fremen to those Of Columbia,
s. c., was aboard.
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THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

The Republican House caucus last night
opposed the reference Of the subject Of i'm
parchment to special committee, leaving it
to the regular Judiciary Committee Of the
House.
The impeachment question, according to
caucus record, will have eighty votes to sus-
tain IL. II remains to be seen which side will
have the most strength with the weak men,
bers in the final decision.
The caucus decided that the committee
should report on the 9Th Of May next, and
that, to give them time to do SO, Congress
should adjourn for sixty days.
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Suicide OF a Boston Merchant.

ly the head Of the dry goods firm of Clements,
1askor & Co, committed suicide this morn
ing by taking laudanum. He had previous
ly exhibited signs OF insanity.
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The st. Louis Democrats st, Joseph special
says tho Sioux City Rsgiasr Of recent date pub.
fishes letter from Fort Union, stating that the
fort was attacked by large band Of Indians few
days ago, but they were repulsed, with loss after
protracted battle. The Indians were generally
hostile but the occupants Of the fort were conf.
dent Of their ability TO rspel any attack.
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The MiItonian Tableaux.

Odd Fellows Hall is packed nightly with
the admirers Of the splendid tableaux illus
trative of Mirrors Paradise Lost. 1t is a
very interesting and instructive exhibition.
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CIRCUT CoURT-Chief Justice CARTIER
Grsson VS., Stull No, 1856, Verdict for the plain
tiff, assessing damages at one cent.
Early 4 Lane vs., J. ]. Moore, No. Z, 400. Judg.
ment by default and judgment confirmed.
King Co. vs.. ConwelI, No. 3,447. Judgment
by default and judgment confirmed.
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277
PENNSYLVANIA AVRN UE,
PRINCES
E277

NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE
Those requiring such accommodation will do we'll TO
call me. All ask Is trial, and feel assured that
will secure your fayors.
mht'ly
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TIL Z DEPARTM ENTS.
IoFFIcIAL.l
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, |

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON March /, 1867. :
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. CHARLES MUELLER, the
Consul Of the United States at Amsterdam,
Of the death, by drowning, on the 9Th day
Of February ultimo, at sea, Of Second Mate
DouoLAs Burns, JAMES MOORE, DAVID AD-
MAN, JAcoB EcKoFFs, WV. BRAKEMAN, WV
McCREADY, ANTOINE PErRo, CHAs BRINK,
CHAs. FISHER and AUGUST ScHABEL, all sea
men belonging to the American ship "Ad-
disson," Of Kennebunk, Me-, which vessel
was wrecked on the date above named, on
the so-called North Haakes," located six
miles from the port Of Nieuwediep, distant
sixty-four miles from Amsterdam.
The PUBLIC DEBT.-The following is the
official statement Of the public debt Of the
United States on the LIST OF March, 1867:
DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST.
6per cent. bonds $l9S, O9l, $50 90
per cent. bonds
Of 1857 and
1868. ......... 15,67o,44l so
per cent bonds, ~
per cent $40
bonds. ....... 054, sS0. 900 90
Navy pension
fund. .'...... IL, 500, 900 90
--s1, 4o4, 1856, 10l 80
DEBT BEARING CURRENCY IN.
TEREsr.
6per cont bonds, sl2, 922, 900 90
3.year compound
interest notes. l41, sos, $50 90
''' ~ --c.- 7s7, O2s, $50 90
Matured dahk nnt nreaanted for
payment to- ,.. nv. 1850 $50 OF
DEBT BEARING NO INTEREST.
U. S. notes. go. 1916, 235, 626 90
Fractional cur.
rency. ...,.. 20, 5l4, 722 u
Gold certificates
OfdspOsit. 1880, 1870 90
-- AZ, 126, 52s 80
Total debt .................. 2,SsO, Ss7, $50 10
Am'nt In Treas
ury, coin. go. slO7, 27l, O3l IL
Am'nt in Treas
ry, currency. 52,552, S6s 81
---- l59, 1913, 800 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


CITY Hail, Warrington, ID. o., March
2, ls67.-NoTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERs-
As the Lat of prop.rtv 10 Ia sdx.rt..d th,. ... ~,
non'n.n, ,lv, 70 sa,sea 'n's year Iof
Nv" "eh' VI AAe' "hi Do muen larger thAn usuAl,
AFTER the nh Instant until sueh tim. the M, ma, b.
published Persobs Intsrs.,ad ,y nlas.. ali 49,.
ts,, da,s wan p''"'' VAL "'''''
'nA' uAe'
WIN. DIXON, Collector.
mh5 3t RANDOLPH CoYLE, water Registrar.
aS- To the Publlo.-IIayinR been bopored
with an Invitation, signed BY Hon. Reward, John,on
u No. 80 -. ,,,,rt, ny 'O1'0n'
N' oAnA'' anu o'net uisungmsned gentlemen 10
repeat my
LECTURE ON HAMLET, WITH READINGS PROM
THE PLAY,
propose to do so at an early day and to appropriate
THE poop op souru c,po,,y,
MI, ~ hh rooh VI SOUTH cAkoLiNA'
"ho according 10 statements from reliable sources are
ps,r,"t which &S, Sssn S',S,aS r',s Lancaster
fa,luro a. thu corn s,or ar,,,a An. n.., ....os
Leaving All ous,t,on, Of So,It,i pas , ,Oa m
wiser Judgment Of those In whom our country has
posed the sacred r1'. Of enaeting and eIseSting s
Indispensable in cSntroing the unsubdaed elements Of
rebellion Will yet concur most cordially In the senu
,tn us, ssa ~ rom NJ pvsa eonnderations these
Of one blood and nation ana ss snss bsSa 49,,
claims upon our humanity
In this effort for the relief Of our suffering brethren
III w ymPS,ny anu ne',se GO opera
iugton and eouid our bumbe effort meet tbs ann,oxI
Of gentlemen in high Official position, we feel deeply
impressed mat ASIDE from oonsideratons OF material
salient aoypi ST.ct in awassnina saDiiment oS ch1
iau brotherhood which WILL in the end surely lead 10
harmony In our political relations.
-. g. a. -. ouiioy aau nv, u NEeI - VINO
exclusive control Of the distribution OF tickets and all
sbSss AZ corn 10 bs so,wsIa"a 10 III Pst me Pat
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad COMPANY and
other responsible parties, for distribution.
1912 wy my ieei SsPoseE 70 enSoGIass 'his enoIt In
address at Messis Php soiomons, 40 Psnn.yIvsni.
| avenue.
sdoIs o. our city papers wiz render very material
eoiunus '' GIVING 'H' "'O'' n GI'hY PRRus sser
WAsnISarox February 81, 1857
we me undersgned iuily approve o. the object ex'
mend il to the eonsderaon and Sisa To- tbs p.r"n"as
and sncourag cement Of the public:
N N MeDousSil' s q Pomaray' RdasE Sowan ~
Lane. J. r. DoOlittle Alexander Ramsey, Jas W Nye
Dayld T. Patterson. W salisbury, j. b Henderson, W.
Whsia~ y " 49, " S,nsn p,oha NJ "
ZACH, Q. II snow, John p CoyIs, Philip 4 FendaiG.
= -. :, - 49,, =
ai vs. b'o ". ~ ~ n oAi rhy-
ps,I.1s,,St. Iii 80 IT, C,.rsOIon S",",
wa.hIHa,on On tstrrdav norr,ng tha oSd Iss,.at ~
A, ,-,as. 80 I,~oI,,.I ~ ~. h.,.., n' w.
- a. ..,,,.. - a., n..r...a' NI', -
~. nj. - r., a. D.. $500 n, - ~
80 S,.'aI - .. N
~ MI" ,,ash,.S, ', So
p - ~ .Hs-'" ~ pA,se' nv Wv Hye''
- ~ @1u - 'aO VA'' P,ePA'~
"Ou o'o 0He'eu " 'He Sp,iu us'''o's 'us too'
poa". % NJ '"S "t %an S%, a." a ~ nor
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CRIMINAL CouRr - Judge Fisher - In
the cases of Lucinda Briscoo, charged with lar
cenyi VIM. A. Watson, same charge, and Jas A.
Mason, same charge, their recognizances were for
feited.
In the cases Of Augustus R. Nixon and Augustus
HAPPIER, charged with assault and battery, a ROlie
pros was entered.
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Financial.

NEW York, March THE following is the
state Of the market to-day:
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which will materially Affect the revenue oil
collectors.
NAVY BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 27.-Resigned
Acting Ensign F. O. Warner, Of the sena-
pee.
Ordered-Chief Engineer VIM. q. Ruth
erford, to special duty on the Richmond.
Observation-Disclosures Commander Ed
ward O. Grafton, from the command Of the
Gettysburg, and placed on waiting orders;
Lieutenant Commander John II. Rowland,
Midshipmen Robert M. Berry, David H.
Stewart, Theodore 8. Williams, Samuel F.
Clarkson, Ransome B. Peck, Thomas O..
Tirrell, Acting Volunteer Lieutenant II. W.
Grinnell, Acting Ensigns John O. Lord, John
+. Churchill, A. F. II. West Charles III.
Beckstaft, Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon
George L. Simpson, First Assistant Engi-
neer L. A. @. Du PLANE, Acting Second As
sistant Engineers Albion Buckman, Bryce
Wilson, and Acting Third Assistant Engi-
neer George Holton, from the Gettysburg,
and placed on waiting orders; Assistant Pay
master Henry T. SHIELDING, from the Gettys-
burg, and ordered to settle his accounts.
ANCIENT SETTLEMENT CLAIMS IN OREGON
AND WASHINGTON TERRIroRY.-The land Of
ficers at Oregon City and Roseberg, Oregon,
have returned to the Commissioner Of the
General Land Office the patent certificates
and other title papers for 4,073 ancient settle
ment claims. or these the Commissioner
has issued patents for 3,74s, covering nearly
l,500,0 acres.
The land officers at Olympia and Van.
couver, Washington Territory, have returned
certificates and title papers for SOL claims Of
the same class as the above, and the Com,
missioner has issued Of the same 480 patents
embracing about 10000 acres.
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The following important circular to the
republics Of South America now at war, and
to the Spanish Government, sent to those
Governments from our State Department,
has been published:
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which will materially affect the revenue of
collectors.
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The PUBLIC DEBr-The following is the
official statement of the public debt Of the
United States on the LIST OF March, 1867:
DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST.
5per cent. bonds. $l9S, 09l, $50 90
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Amount Of debt, less cash In
Treasury 81, So
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So city Hall, Warrington, ID. o., March
2, lse7.-NoTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS
As the lst Of property to be advertised this year for
non-payment Of taxes will be much larger than usual
will be necessary to decline receiving taxes from and
after the 7th Instant until such time n the list may DO
Published Persons interested will please call before
that date
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CoURT IN EQUIrY-Judge Oiin.-m re-,
Mary Burch, lunatio. Committee appointed to take
charge Of estate.
Henry D, Goodyear, ct al, vs.. A o: Daley 10.
siah Bacon VS.. A. o. Daley Josiah Bacon vs..
Thomas o. Hill Henry b, Goodyear VS.. Thomas O.
Hill. Nos s2S S26, 827, 1913, Order granting
final injunction. This decision makes It necessary
for dentists using valcante to take out license from
the owners Of the patent.
Dyer, ct al, VS., Dyer, ct al. No. 1906. Order
appointing commission to take infants answer.
Ward, OF al, VS.. Clark, OF al. No. 8l2. Order
appointing commission to take infants answer.
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we the undersigned fully approve Of the object ex
pressed In the foregoing Communication, and recon.
mend to the consideration, and also to the
and encouragement Of the public:
Richard Yates. Reysrdy johnson, Henry Wilson, J.
Lane, J. r. Doottle, Alexander Ramsey, Jas ". Nye,
David T. Patterson, W Salisbury, j. B. Henderson, W.
T Wiley. p; q. Van Wrinkle, J.. Parnaworth, X. V.
whRley, z. r. V. Wright J. W. Forney, Richard wal
ZACH, @. II. Snow, John T. Coyle, Philip h FendAll.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10
KITCHEN & GARDEN.
Cheap Paints for Fences and
Outouiidings.

Farmers and others are frequent
II deferred FROM painting their fen
-. and buildings. it tia expensive
ness oflead- and d. and the lals9ur
81 mixing and spreading the paint.
SonetiueS the objects 10 be col0resl
are somewhat old and dilapisaa5ed,
and il i hardy considered worth
while ID exveud 1nuch money IN
improving their external appearance
Cheap washes and paints that may
be mixed and applied bv auy enc
would De useful ~ such cases. Tie
following receipts we have seen
tried and can recommend them !:
Take q Lu-i.el Il well burnt lime.
white and ,sH<.ackesi - pounds IF
Spanish = whiting, l. pounds Il rock
SAT-. and L pounds II brown sugar.
Slack the lime and -ifE0ut s,Flv coarse
Iumps and NIX i into 4 good white
wash with about forty gallons IF
water. and tLeu add the other IN
gradients. and SIR the whole To-
gethcrth0r9ugl.v. and put on two 0r
three coats with J. common brush.
This j. a cheap paint. Five dollars
worth ought T. make the buildings
look . hundred dollars worth better.
This makes q coat that does not
wash of Or easily rub Of. and i
looks well, while il viii 20 far TO
preserve the wood. tits. therefore.
especially adapted 70 the outside Of
buildings that are exposed 10 the
weather. Three coats are needee!
on brick and two On wood IEy0u
want 20 get 4 Iiae cream color. add
three pounds It yellow ocare 10
tie above II yau prefer favn
color, add -four pounds u u4oer-
one pound q Indian red. and one
pound Of la,ns-bLacE. Il ven want
gray or stone color. add four
pounds Of raw umbrc and two
pounds 81 lamp black This viii
be more durable than common white
wash.
4 cheap and excellent paint for
cottage j. recommended Is Down
ing II forms . hard surface. and
j. far more durable than common
pain- II VI. 5e found preferable
70 common paint for picturesque
country houses q all kinds Tie
following are the direction tor max
ine #.
Take frc-l.zr-,arucI ur-l.cEed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10

Fe shall keep EKTRAsro- All MACHINES sold
e ana s-trfse'.'f'-lT tAe VIBRATOR. ere7V part
g 80 Fi- Re prepared % dE 15iezts, IN case Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-10
Vegetable SiciIian Hal, Remover

[IftS SttCh me TEST 81 screen DEfff'S
trial by the public and no pFepn-
ration Jo5' the hair get disC0Uered
sCjU produce the same beneficial
results. 1t IS q near scientific dis
coreFy, combining the most D07Eeg'-
nj and restorative agents In the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1t restores
GRAY HAIR TOTS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1t makes the scalp
tCfsite and clean i; cures ddFidTgT
and htingOg's, and falling out OF the
hair; and 1ciU MAKE 1t gI'otC upon
6dtd heads, e.ccept in gery aged
persons. rs ~ furnishes the 71att1'i-
tire principle by 3rHich the hair.
- nourished and supported. IT
makes the hair moist. SOFT. and
giOssH. and is unsurpassed as N
HAIR DRESSING. 1t IS the cheapest
preparations eCe7' offered to the
public. as one bottle tCiL accom-
ptjsh more and last longer than
three bottles Of any other prepdrd-
ton.
1t IS rec013311, ended and tzsed by
the First Medical Authority.
The tCOHde5JjH results produced
or our SicjIj0gt Hair Eenelce1'
hare induced many to H1dn3tJdc-
tUF'e preparations for the Hair,
RlltfeF' l'0Tfo3fS names and an
order to induce the tG-0de and the
T9ubffc to purchase their COM
pounds. they hare reSOFfef to false
hoods. or claiming they 4ce7'e
former partners. OF. hal some con-
71ect5O13 3C5tH orr -lfF. If0I{. and
their preparation 5rUS sim jfG1' to
ours. Do not BE deceired bB them!
p. chase the original : II has
g3et-s'- been egstGIIed. our Treatise
on the Hair. ScifH certificates. sent
free or mail. See that each bottle
has oar pirate Rerea3te Stamp
oCe1' the top 81 the bottle. Al 9TH
el'S are mutations.
r. P. Hall i Co., Props, Nashua, N. H.
The New York herald., 1867-04-19

Before Justices Bowling and Kelly
The calendar in ts court yes srday conlaived forty
different charges, classified a. foows:--Pett larceny,
eight assault and battery, nineteen violation OF the
Health law, eight; vOlay On Of the Excise law two;
cruelty to animals, one; Adecent exposure, one; sus.
'sd from last sittin I. tM
ceor,s p.,,..sAB .,sAB BETwEA ro1acn AND CITIZEN.
Owen. vim ,"u police epcer. charged John E.
ton swore that sauit and inb he course Of examina-
been fned unde ahe hekendant, Mo is BREWER and has
ing called him an OrapaeSt,sions the Excise law, hay.
TYING 70 in0 his family waohaa nJufec anu ~ was as
oans WIN Him. no he nrea.ee ,sr'ns ~ arrest
owens wV beaten by him and Oh IN uying ~ on
ns.n, alnaton the officer s"sso s,,a,aa having
na,nn ps'o In his hand while RM"ssa .r;sossr was
oo'Is conveyed from the station .nns" "a ths
~ no az ,otpg him, but only for the PURPOSE htins
Nc IS on the head with the butt OF t. and hid n a.
u ementioncd un,A the sergeant told him 10 ant II
II on = ~ " sA-'N 'ue
witness for the defence. named Sullivan, depose,
WA. on the nignt In question he walking home with
tue prisoner who Sran Mulherrv fo "a N,
street by oiicer Ballard, who said to Ow.-- ~ vi
have you yet" He the olcerY then tried to club III
prisoner three four times, and requested not
interfere 10 then arrested Owens. whose shirt ant
clothes were covered with blood Ovens was bned $3t.
Nhholas Owen charged with cruelty to horse by
sabbing u with large knife acquitted, the test
| mony bong very conflicting aud doubtful
Sarah Brown YVES indicted for keeping disorderIV
house at 10. 622 Sixth Tao case was adjourned
i 70 the 9th
William HutRa0n, convicted OF q violation of th,
Excise law by exposing beer Sunday l4th at his sto
| No. 20 Rose street. was fined $50
The New York herald., 1867-04-19
STATEN ISLAND laTsLLIGEHcs.

RECOVERY or sroLEs Goops About ten days sgo the
residence Of Mr. Braggioi, the Richmond turnpike
was burgarously entered and furniture consisting Of
carpets chars Sofa &c. to tho value Of $780, taxed
away On wednesday last officers Kennedy and Hayes OF
the Twenty!seventh precinct arrested man named
John Short, alias Flynn, who was offering somo goodS
for sale New York. They came to tho Fifty rst pre-
c,nct and obtained tho services Of officers Romsr and
Johnston, aud proceeded 10 Shorrs residence iu
Topklusvic, wherp they found all OF Mr.. Braggiotis
e6ods together with considerable quantity of othet
goods consisting OF horse blankets buffalo robes china
ware 80 Thsy also arrested Shorts wife, whom they
found 10 tho touse, and man named Philip Somers,
an alleged accompice. German named George yohn
was charged with receiving tho stolen goods
The accused parties aagned before Justice Garrett
who committed them TO await the action OF the Grand
Jury Several gentlemen recognized portions OF tho
goods having been stolen from them. number or
robberies com mitted the Island during the winter
have been traced TO these parties
ASSAULT AND Battery Yesterday afternoon Thomas
Casey, George Smith, Edward Farrell, charles Bolsn
and John Convey were aragncd before Justc, Garra,t
charged with aseanlting benjamin Rose Not being
sufficient evidence to convict them they were dis