The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-04

with intent 10 kill" II appears that three OF shots
passed through the Iadys dres On motion Of Randall
Hunt counsel for The lady the charge was withdrawn
and accused held under bonds or 1000 TO keep the
peace The parties in the presence OF the Court and
through their counsel. divided the contents Of two
trunks containing their wearing apparel The lady did
not make her appearance in The ssgay Iotharo"
will, 1t 70 said, recover from his wounds which are
said TO be In the leg, breast and arm The wounds,
though severe considered dangerous The hus-
band Is one OF the finest looking in New Orleans,
and the lady very handsome Number three Is repre-
eyes, black hair, aud OF vivacious manners
Three years ago Jacob Barker made afdavit that he
Commerce, OF which he was President and proprietor
closed its doors Mr. Barker Il hunted and threatened
become around his own dwelling that the night before
last he made adavit In the Chief OF Policies Office that
he believed his house would be broken open that night
ana robbed. and asked for guard 10 protect H. de-
tail OF police officers for this purpose was made by
Chief. but no trouble occurred Mr. Barker has paid
with him Of one and two hundred dollars Jacob Barker
Is about eghty-seven years Of age, and one Of the
most venerable appearing Old men n the country with
He 10 tho most wonderful Of his age this State
his mind and faculties being remarkably clear while in
forty and Atty years younger. Whether tho old
has really been unfortunate and is doing all that lies
The following appeared in yesterdays papers Of this
city,
BANK Coxxxacz-sncs the suspension Of payment BY
gagged IN balancing accounts and making statement Of s
affairs which they have promised complete few
days, when creditors win DO invited 70 appoint
mtec Of inspection and when shall DO willing
everything possessed by for their benefit 20 such
appoint JACOB BARKER.
This 'notIce" appeared in the evonng papers Of this
date
NoroxThe derostors OF Jacob Barker OF the Bank OF
are to meet n r III.
70 what course Of action 70 take relative 70 their
Barker The presence OF Mr. jacob Barker respectfully
solicited MANY DEP0SIrORS.
In justice to g. W. Cochran president aud the direc
tors, &C. of the City National Bank OF this CITY, make
the following correcton:-Ths bank did not fail as
stated all over the country. BY special telegram TO
the HERALD the 10th stating that the deposits
1915 00O and that OF this amount 500 900 drawn
out tue despatch changed Transmission that
IT appeared to have little effect in correcting the
TO the other papers in New York that the bank had failed
aud after waiting several days. and seeing correction
make the above statement After the depositors drew
out $610 900 In two days and still hnd ng the bank able
to continue confidence restored the second day
$40 900 deposited and deposits have been pour
ing in over since.
The liberal opinion Of the Attorney General has given
new impetus TO registering and stated yesterday,
the whites are now outnumberng the blacks in register
IN the various districts that they outnumber them
6ve SIX and sometimes eight 10 General Sheridan
as l informed your readers, would extend the time
whenever he saw it necessary, and that all should have
Chance to register. The time Is now extended TO the
10th OF juno so that all who wish to or have
been refused and entitled to register under tho
Attorney Generals decision may do so.
This morning Admiral Palmer paid visit TO tho IRON
clad fleet stationed in the river below AlSers salute
fired
DR. Whitfield, of Jefferson City, reports death from
Asiatic cholera last Monday. Information OF
has boon given 10 the Board OF Health OF this city.