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onu4 StiEmrrs.

CTEAM COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN
~ mw.foKx IA AUSTRALIA VIA RAIAhLThs PssAnn NE.
tlsst q. AOA kyL hIl Sss.v .',h :,s 3. s,. e n
Colssss csssssiss 40 10 As Pasfs Nall Bss.aH css
lsy hasns NwYssi Ipsv. cslsa Ne ln q sA.s
% sEsvF nis., EsyI~t y s.ts p. s =,
sy1ssy hsIkesyTs a3to br ahd els es ~
SsaAL ei.ss psTshls Il Uui.eA States geld sotn. . ,,,u,
sps s,ssss m y De lssy AstsFsd GELD r'ssn' h'I''
ntv-zessDA , !. ,a, ., Ia.
Antagonists a., nav ssp.i isr Asass aT'sfA sas 7" 'A's
Fright payable bsFa -, A.. Ar. p.Ia, Nail
.yc k,ikss lssSrssssa .pyn..ss ~ sa4' % e'rI"'e Ah
S'''-''s 'SaAaLSs " wISf. asss, H. y vnBsB mn
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pIccENO ms HbTLFD.

VRoM LIVERPOOL Dec ltls ths ceanshsP Vgns-keers u
I'D IN, Hn song J. 0coishh Prof NIon. wife AID child
rem NJ ana MA w. Carter sSd child Mr. And MA FiAEs AID 81 In she
Ta1H BREMEN it-tn steamship uuioaS kennedy ote
Pr,irneks Dsanss Msset and family Mr. and Mira T. Ssnw
w uasd a. Nonfees o. Cores, n Breidg. Uadshhi ape
i,aEser Welt Pred Rosenberg H.,dng Ean.y Bnn,nS r.
z.sst Henri LaBdrobr Emil Knopf Bise Hen G. HemouY -
n. Ismi Nm BoIbam DAVID Aoh Adolph Halle Gebrude h5A
msp sslo Theodore Richard Julius Le r. W Knnkel carr hS
Hsaessp WsrsA Dita cIk JOAa WAsR JeAs bsgss a0' ~
"a lhs NeefsGs
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LIVE Rn0

LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY
Fer the week ending Saturday Doc a. 1888 cars Of Cat
80 % DO Hogs, IS do Sheep, do Horses, do Calyes
HOtAt 40 cara Increase over Last week, "a ears.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Dec. H.-Io!6 bbls. Flour i6s bbs Whisky, $40 saekI
torn Neal 140 BUSH Corn, IT'S bush Oas bush Seeds
lPkgs Ashes e33 pkgs. Beef I'm bbls Pork la pkgs
eut heats 100 pkgs Lard 10 kegs Lard 79 Dressed Hogs
300 pkgs. Butter, 529S pkRs. Cheese, 1s bbh Eggs
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very dull, and prices have q
,nofa a. fDlloNs:
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Western Reserve, good to

etoiee...........,.....305o G
State tubs. Welsh, good 10 800.
chelCe. s%Ve7fe-
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Gbauns fGr gusin,ss NtH.

A VALUABLE PAPER MILL near York
IA Penn, al PUBLIC SALE THURSDAY, D.G 10 1907.
great shSnes r pss and bose vishlos 70 etg. bt ea,n.
ppdd wsisyousr end machinery oompkt Yer hEErlshOs .
dres 0HbEHoRf = BROS, Teri; fspn
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SinHHtixI.
, IOWA, BONDS,

1AfENPORI, IOWA, BONDS,
so,,. SCOTT CO, IOWA, BONDS and
DnD3 sasd o. the ClTIKB COUNTIES Of IOWA puT
~S~ " 1hbODOhB SkfkORB. Be ~ PiSAsi. Keen Ne
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NibiatnS N0tttts.

PnTsBURGB, PoRT WAYNE AID Chicago n X Sol. 4
OTTcs AZ rHH kEcKsrART, PIrTssu1sa, Dee i~I)
nIVTDEND No. 16-The Board OF Directors
AZ M CoBpapr have Seosr-9 regular quarterly DIVIDEND q
TWO AND OSEHAIP PR CRHr GU free Of qoIennsni hx a
tbs capital for tie enati ending Dee " snd ~
zDep. Third hstgags Bond. pa,ilk o. ard ,h Ibu1
nay Ian Oar 81 January 1851 t5e aes 81 NmsoH lner Co.
NJ. n and AZ Phe th.s registered ~ Nav Yorh asd ms
sEce Of The Treasurer those regstIod q PirseniFt
The transfer books will close kAIURDlI, Ith nsi ~
a1a re0psn FRIDAY JAa H. lt6a ~ yrI,r 2, he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
Iuth Wnshis.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place IN the
-, IA nu,eh.ss HArbs hases Of s dsfrss tssy ss
.,, q 4 TLIBEEs Hnes wsrts IA IN Rad bGhisssibst
ssr IND ave- ksas.b %. ~ ss essutg CxfA. %.
TARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
wi vice Of Marble Send for eaasges r. eTRWART,
Gs COS sIthsre, bsivstn TsJtJ ie ssd rhbhf1tA'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16

oyucH O HAnnros RInE Lssvsisn %,
No II waller, EEv YoRH, Dec ii, lsL ,
TINHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have this Gay
declared sBHLAEEUAL DIVIDEND Of FivB PIX GENT ht'
" 49, JANIS dlthOBR. secrs.srY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-11
the EXCISE LAW.

The Board Of Excise held their regular weekly meet
ing Yesterday. Dr. Stone the chair Tho police head
quartsrs court room densoly crowded by liquor
dealers from almost every ward In tho city the ma
orty OF whom had been summoned TO appear and stand
trial Tor having done what The Excise Commissioners
chose 10 decide that should not do.
Fory-soven cases were s,t down tho calendar for
adjudication, but number postpo ned several
dismissed tho licenses OF the following named per-
sons wore revoked james W. Ford so West Houston
street. Louis Bgemapch 113 Sullivan street; Michael
Caron, lbs avenue y Daniel Carrie 1871 Forsyth street.
Thomas Baentiue, II West street: William Clare,
copd avenue and sxieth street; Andrew Hea.e y 318
Madison street, James Gonncnds. 365 Seventh enuc.
II often happs tina. tho EXCISE Comm sioners, for
sone cause best known 10 Themselves but which the
evidence Ia case under examination does fore.
shadow. revoke one mans license and refuse to re-
woke another's. although both defendants MAJ DO
equally innocent guilty Of violation OF tho law.
Meeting alter meeting the Board has refused to
revoke dealers license whom his offeuce consisted Ia
the fact that during his sbsence and against his orders
his barkeeper sod glass OF liquor in his store and
wnen the disobeden barkecper discharged imme-
dseiy upon the vioaon OF the law being madc kno
10 his employer. Yesterday ons OF the dealers was
placed In this plight and although tie evidence
Snow that he at home whom his beryeepsr sold
liquor and that the latter discharged tho
former learned OF bis conduct, his license revoked
II ~ said that CONSISTENCY is jewel
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give similar .s.pfssas and ~ We nsd politicians q
opposite parties advseains s payment OF svstwsssiss
-nd other bands In currency. - s'us q me dspssc-
atoms which Il would expose u. n"' IN important
section Of sAs wsss 10 avovediy d .sVof OF the
measure
A Parliamentary return just issued shows thar the
total amount Of the funded and unfundsd national debt
Of the United Kingdom the S1st OF March lass Was
x777 s97 sO4 The total funded debt $780, SAL CO.,
involving an annual charge OF f25. 500. Az Tho IN.
funded debt amounted 500 OF which f5 $50 500
consisted OF Exchsquer bills involving annual charge
OF flss I50 and 81 900 600 OF Exohequsr bonds in
volvbg charge OF est $50. OF the Exchequer bonds
s7O0, 900 mature on the 9Th Of November next,
81 900 on The 9th Of March, 1865 and Se0o 900 on
the 18th Of March, 1882 Although national debt Of
England 10, in round numbers S. S7.4so,O2o VII 10
that Of tho United States, the LIST Of the present
month, was les cash In the Treasury, only
g. 492 7s3 $685. the annual charge for interest is much
heavier on latter owing the British funded debt
bearing three per cent while carries double that
rate.
The business transacted al the Sub Treasury in this
city to-day ~ follows:--
Total receipts 1854 Total payments a. 726 $50
For cussoms.... 600 Balance. ILL., I75, 04l
For gold notes.. $4,000
Tho totsl amount Of expcrts exclusive OF specie.
from the port of New York to foreign ports for tho
week ending September 10. 1867, was 81, 7s9.05s
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Tho subject OF paylg tho principal OK the Interest
Aearing portion q tho national deb, to legal tender
n s.il much discussed hs West and IL argued that
a. mono Of Tho bond excepting tbs tenfortes, carry
upsn their face Ia aitholziDs Thorn the pro-
mise OF redenpuol in, tia, thore Is no breagh OF
faith In rejeeminx them with greenbaess and these may
be printed . tring cost, to The extent necessary TO
turn the entire debt excepting The tenforlie INTO paper
money. Tho necessity Tor heavy taxation 10 furnish
ths means o. paying the interest on Tho debt,
would immediately cease and heavy bscA burden
would be n,tss from the shoulders OF the nation From
one por OF view this pleasant ana easy enough
but we nu b. ar 10 mind The that b,pds wsro
originally ,usht pcder the besf that they would DO
paid in gold, and the omission TO state ruch their
face was regarded at ne time OF their issue as clerical
oversight, immacgiai circumstance 10 any case
The sscrsary Of the Treasury, Mr.. Chase, was hon-
ever, asked the qucs by number OF persons and
70 q the iDquirers the following reply was re-
turned
TRrA-rRy DEPARTMENT. Fob. IS 1874
CryrLxvB.-your letter OF the IL inst, relative o
che funds a. witch the nve txerts bsnds will be re-
deemed, hiss been r'csivet.
am dire ted by the Secretary N say that Is the
purpose OF The orsrnment \, paw said bonds like
BENDS Of ths Uaied sisss IN coin at maturity very
= Assistant Secretary OF ths treasury.
ysessby Mr.. NsCullooa would At the present time
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HEAVY THEFT Of JswtLaY IN Bso,SLYs

OF extreme carcesn tho part Of lady 10
Brooklyn resulted, Monday afternoon Ia exceed
ingly unpleasant her she being thereby the
Ger OF arse quantity OF jewslry. It appears that
the time in question Mrs. Richard Newton, whose
husband 10 engaged In tho liquor business at
No. IL Fulton street, entered tbs saloon
fer the purpose Of seeing him previous TO
leaving TOR Canarsle Unfortunately for her. she left
box Containing braosl IT, rings set with diamonds and
other articles OF jewelry the total value thereof being
about $4,000 Having left her husband, drs Newton
orgo oil about 20 wclry. and Immediately proceeded
10 Csnarsie. She subsequently remembered that she
had left the property the cigar case but her
city tue box and jewcry were missing, and
have not been since. The presumption that the
property was stolen By some party who entered the
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PORT OF NEW yoax. SEPTEMBER 10, 1857.



Steamship Aleppo !BrA Harrison Lyerpoci-E CansrrL
Steamship Virgo. Buikley sayannah--nurrsy, Ferris a
Steamship Niagara. Blakeman. Norfolk City Point and
Steamship Neptune baker soston-.w y Clyde
Bsrk Mary Ann Pfus), Baenchel. Hoaerdam--Funeb,
Pars Msyilower, nh Bsrbaaoe--H Trowbridres son,
Bark Anna tBrem), Meinsrs, palumorc-1bue, scite
Hack sancho fanna, Hasan, Nobie-N Macfeady 4
Brig Royals, Cr) sopswih, Cork for orders-o Bul
ley.
iris ssp Ngsel (>p, Sanchez Les rsimas (Canavies)
sehr Eddie Waters, Folsom, DerisrarA-Mnsr HoIsh-
cir Mischief. Simpson, Tsmpico and Lasuna--E rche-
sehr sehr EDITH Wheeler Mobfie-E u Huribut 4 90
schr a II Beolb. LopgE'reet, Eichmond-van Bruut a
schr Arsrlea, Regnoids Pravdence-g sirsashaa.
sehr wasohoid Btis. Now Havcn--N bHggs Co.
Arrived.
Staansship Atlantic HoTer, Bremen Aug IS aud South.
Isaac Taylor Had death the passage Had heavy
gtserly her most Of .he v,ysge avg ~ on North
steamship san JAG MO- sns Savannah With mdso aud
s;safnsa!p Empire, Price Wi mingion Nc to Jas Hand
Steamship Hsiers- Couch. Richmond and Norfolk to the
sari Tornado orr smith, Rio ysneifo &c days with co.,
BARI Iecrpodine Frsnds (Pra.,. waacs, cardeoas Is
days. with .nsar, 20 Punch. Mencke wendi
Brig Geo Downs tsrl, laniare pemersra, = days with
srg 4 u McGlvery ilowes Eli,aee,hpcrt for BOSTON
schr oodwln. Waterbury, Eilrabethpprt stamford
s ssr 9sao ds i%ssna Es' Tn ras,,. NJ
schr WIN b Bowen Halt Bristol 81.
esr Saith fesn ssaPy ,9s sss asfo FOR
schr Alison Smith, Ropdoat for Newburyport
Rrrgpsyp--s.e,msh,p CUMBERLAND, ss,adsll. hence
matter prudence account OF deaciosy Of the pack
Ing Of cylinder heads and 10 avoid expensive repairs ia
a. roa ADDITIONAL SHIPPING fSrELLi0gsca
SIZE ANOTHER PAoE-
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srsAssnr GnxSipA Crowel from New Yort for Charles
dsabled llay,sn corvette ie1aHder P,oa eoand frog,
si iSs tie covc.'e encountered heavy gale. lasting t~o
dsys lost ruddsr, &c.
syx.ssmP GEo CROMWELL stannnard from New Orleans
for New York before reported ashore Crocas KEY, Flo
MIA. IL aacaL
mas ocr., K,oIr Ioc. from Bcrdeau, for Now York,
pa, lot into V ouesnsio o icih ia't ieitJ.
sons WIN rrg@ s. Louis ss y rsTossd ashore A.
lived up 70 tlc city sth inst
sens Lvssrr,vs tof Bristol Mel, uumphrey from Ban.
asi crew saved In the asRis
flgins Eagle
ssria H. '''@ ''' 49,
cAsAl nosr ALr,,spsr qasAr 81 yey RrgrswisS
nams6up, VII ch sprung leak aud run loo tnper basin
SUM- was srccc,sfuly rlssd Tn AID akea TO wa
Lausovrg " discharge coal and be 9arod
S sn'oA Ass ns SGa or sPa si ssl
sea aud sunk Aug IS, on Cape Carbonate crew saved
Miscellaneous.
We are indebted Purser Dochary. Of the sicamsA p
san Jacinto from Savannah. for fsvoss
scua Lrr.. Rlnne-. whioh arrived at Galveston Aug
10 iros New YORK. los. rcn ts yellow fever ell on board
entirely recovered.
r.uScsro-A, rAncby rcln. We rccen,y from Tho yard
ra.asu ssmsa, Sue insondod fos the eoasrs tlase
Notice to Mariners.
A.s- b,l snoy has sssa ssso 81 s1 sxy sis
The bell weighs 30 los - sounded BY ise ae"o' o. e
and De heard Ahput one 10 TO-
By order Of the Lighthouse Board. 49,.
O BLAEE, lighthouse Inspector. Second p'r.ct,
BosIoy, septs, ls6f
whaiemcn.
Arrived Al View BEDFORD sth ship Nspolson Fuer soun
Pacific Ocean, 100 davs from Kew lesanh urouu, WIN
Je bbs So lbJ Do iiJ lbs bore or poai benz
Aoms cold voyage ~ 6bls 81 20 90 MEL sna
100 lhs bono spoke May lat Ac chip Jas Arnoh sub
san III. months with 1872 bbs sp ana saw her hks
oas s' With r' $50 bSs ~ ss The TOOK Tires .us
Ti".ses Il DO en- sebr Rainbow tes DARTMOUTH. Macon
| Der, Atlantic ocean. -, -
cins ao~sa Andres tnsw, wsstvcri, Hsusn, -.
I ssis2.-eonr Esin1ow.
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UNITED s,syrs eOMMssIostss rsvEr.
Before Commissioner snlvelL

mao named James March was charged by assior,
enc Patrick Darcy with attempting TO pass upon him
hill which u was alleged bad been altered from % 10
$40 Tho complainant as he slated, vent Toto the Dc.
fepdapps store and purchased stice FOR "a co. aud
handed the $40 bni In payment. lie received back
AZ So whereupon b, tod defendant he had given bin
900 Defendant on looking said that was 90, but
saasd he could not change so large bhl and
would 60 10 the brokers' for that purposs He
Ala a. ana on mis- return Informed complainant
ais, the bill was one which had been altered from IS 10
so0 said that II II Was altered. dciendant
,aa.. haye altered IT. witness was produced who
s.sod Iba The defendant had offered thai or similar
b,, on me morning when ~ vas refused Afser further
sviasree In the course Of which 1t appeared that the
con,ris mani was paid on days before from gov
snt vessel aud had been Speeding his money IN
variety Of ways AID might Lave saSs gos into possss.
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- ~ nio0s nc &C.. and light 900 &C. be'liea
La.1 rsniae sssady At q w for lump and u - fol-
4t .. ...,Is.s:rn YER. steady sss
nal q it :oS Of SALE ordinary foreign WAS pom
n. doing at abcu, price.
sAs cSsA 30 e :. &C., s as
e STOCK s.psm sr u ~ ahss Rsner.5. a ~, ~
rS,.e h'cc and LA do English Isiandn
and being oSs ne .' AZ he eoss a.
; ssIss soI sa sS :. Ss 800 n wims
snd No. we're 10 fair demand and arm while the
% s STRAINED to ' No. e * Is ; siSs
30 ~ 49, Sca SS 4. he latter Prize g. good
ewss rot al e 81 OF tar sale was made Of 80 eo
s o s.. s. was que. 81 Sss fox Americ.n
he sperm 81 so Do soshssa whale
Civ red S n 81 z sns Jye s
q g. 81 g. Palm on Mas dull the last lSoOO
PAsAr.lsH wAx-wo note sales of 10000 pounds refined
rnovlsioss -Recsip.. sss bb,s beef and su do lard
The pork market ruled heavy under moderate Inquiry
Dbl The sales were So bills at sss 80 sai ST. Tor new
'f n%G 1sd g
hi 4. ses o were l 49, O a s extra mess. and ~
S Ss 'rGs a. ps % m. So we're S 0sf
changed sales we're made a. lie for western picked
& or s es, S DO and az fs I s
xI o zc fos bssgd do or bacon saessyers made OF
The lard market continued % ru how
was moderate Sales itA) bbls Mt lsc I4<c butter
was unchanged. cheese was steady al Sc 40
PERoLrUs-The demand crude light, and prices
wcr the market closing at about l5,Sc In bulk
sale reported OF LOO bols IN bulk the last half Of
tins month and tho frat OF 1879 Late
there were sold soy bSs law gravity tie last half sep
IT, per %
scarcely inquiry the sales being small lot of standard
white, the spot a, So bb.s do. this month at
&c. buyers option. aud 600 do for October equal x3c
ss rs wsrs sss AZ Ia
the market active lower pricos the
sales U0 bbs STANDARD white Sic.
a3tc 45O0 do. do for October at SIC &c. uly ut 3c
S21c go do, buyer this 81 90, 1870 do from
December to February J2 so DO from ucobertn DE.
cernber at 800 DO for October and 500 DO for Noven
Der at S2<c and S0O do. from October December at
SHc.
RICEWc heard OF further sales; Carolina quoted
st like y l.isc.
SuGAR--Tne market for moderately active
former Prices far 10 urine rehnirg Cuba bling quoted at
l3Ec llsic Tire sales were y hhds at l1ec 1870.
for Cuba and lSc N Tor Porto Rico; also $50 boxes at
lac H. Refined quiet but steady a. l6ttc 1916.
for powdered. crushed and ganua.ed stock Scp.e.
be. 10 1867. 6790 hhds 81, fs0 boxes 33 US bags
SrELlEa.-Slesian duh and nominal a. sac. SIC,
gold.
SKINsFor goat the demand was moderate at previous
prices The sales 80 bales Mexican $50 d. Curacao and
50 do Payt private terms OF deer the .es quite
large comprising s50U lbs Para l20)J sisal 1900
Central Aercn and lcto do Tobasco private terms.
moderate. InmricO
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CoFsHE-Rio was quiet but firm a. the quotations An
nrxed We heard Of sles OF any other description We
quoteRio, lec good, 1s<c. l7s1c fair, 1890
i6c ordinary is&c. 5c. fair 10 good cargoes 1870.
1875 2oc. Maracs DO, l7c sl9c; Lagrayra, Ts. SIZE
81 Domingo ibse 1884, gold net cash, duty paid Messrs
In YORK. Sc as bags; Phiadelphis. 400 do in
Raimoe le0oo do; and Of other descripuons in New
York IS SO barA
CANoaEs.-A All kinds quiet steady. at 2Oc &C.,
for ad.nantiro 45c. for SPERM and Sc. for patent
COPPER The cemlnd was fair, but owing 70 the limited
offerings the business mndrrate r.ces were tending
upward. rhe sales confined TO- 5000 lbs at a6ssc
2<c for Detroit Sj4c for Portage lake and 2sac Nc
Baltimore For OCTOBER delivery 4c per pound more
asked.
CExrNr-Rosendsle was steady At 81 81
DyEwooDs.Apart from tho s~es reported In last
heard OF nothing; ST. Domingo ogwcod quoted $l6
god
RIGS Arp Drrs.-Chemicals ia moderate demand,
former The sales wsrelC'D kegs bicah sofa
&c.. gold; $50 tons soda ash at * 2.c god 100 tons
al soi &c 2sc gold: 30 druys dark soda al
osc. god SO uns white soda, a. &C. aS,Eo. gold; 100
casks eschng ppwcers at 64c Csc, currency, ami LOO
-Four tRAN.-Recepis, ll.3eJ' bbs -four: 1907
bags do, 3243 oushes who s2D DO. lir4J do.
oi,s $50 and l02S Do. barley. The -four market
cp,ned AZ sight under good Inquiry but
the demand subsequently alb r the market o<ed quiet
1T 81 2ht advance upoi previous prices FOR most kinds
california steady under moderate lnau The de-
nd mainly for the low grades fer shipment The
Tnsr Oh less active The ESQ bills at prices
WITHIN range Rye -four was IN GOOD demand better
prices; being 200 bbs 81 IS 81 65. OF
me 4 saie bills at So We
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UNITED STATES comnlssussss cousr-saooxLfs.
Charge OF Passing Counterfeit Money,
Before Commissioner NaUion

Before Commissioner Newton.
United Stats Peter Donlan and Jon.s Kans.
The defendants arrested the charge of passing
countereit national bank bills Of tho denomination Of
So. appears that the 9Th OF August they
opened bar at Leferts' PARK during Q pic. MIC
which held there, and eavo ons OF tho
bills In change to George Pndsr Pindar aud
anotner party rad been sent to the bar by oficer
Miller OF the Forty min, precinct, who had heard that
counteriet money being circulated. After Pindar
recsived the 81 bill Miller made the arrests.
On the part of tile Defence counsel Mr. Gray claimed
that both Donlan and Kane innocent OF any intent
TO violate The law being ignorant OF the fact that the
Dill was bad having received IL during the day. Mr.
Gray therefore, the dscnaree Of the defend
ants, and the Commissioner subsequently granted
motion
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BA.sors Recorder Hackstt

LAkokSiEA
The n~t ,ass disposed o, Yesterday morning was an
indictment sesinst Louis Barret charged with stealing
silver watch md SIS In money from Heury Wander
schsn on the 18th OF July The accused plcades guilty
TO petty larceny from the person. and when arragned
for sentence the Recorder him If he had been
oroueht into this charged with crime. The prisoner
frankly replied that ho as tried eleven months since
Tor an attempt burglary and sentenced 70 the Pen
tertiary for SIX month";
Tho Recorder commended him for telling the truth.
soo deducted eshteen months from tho sentence which
ne - soout TO impose He sent him State Pr
for three years and SIX months
Charles Schultz pleaded guilty TO an Indictment for
petty larceny, ohArging him with steang the 18th
OF January piece Of muslin valued at SIC the property
OF James freel $50 B0wery. He TO the Peasa
tiary for six months
There was large calendar OF cases ready but owing
10 tue absence Of witnesses and the motions Of counsel
ior posponemsnts Of the trials tho jury did not try any
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VIVID s1AIFs ClscuT esglr.

An Ex-Rcbef General and Governor h5r'iitcd
LAWYER ~ this Court.
on Tho motlon o. Mr. J. Buchanan Deny, W. =.
Louis Love years since Governor OF Maryland,
and during the war for brief period oflssder eene-
raj in tho rebel service yesterday admitted 70 pre-
tcs Asa member OF tao lar ~ the Urilsi sans Circuit
Coar, Subsequently Mr. Lowe AYps aEed Deiefe tom.
u,issisuer kenneth q Wbta, 10 * ihs usual ,aia 20
spprI the consiaulcn Of ne DATED states. and signed
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