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In Chancery.

In Chancery.
West Virgini0. 4tRules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court Of Fetzel
County, for the month Of Nay, 1867.
James r: Foster, ! ,,..,m.,, :, c,.,..,v
David MCartney.S
THE OBJRCT OF THIS SUIT rs
Il to subject certain tract of land containing
fifteen hundred acres, more or less, situate on
the waters Of Middle Island and Fishing Greek,
in wetzel County, West Virginia, and belonging
to the defendant, David Mccartney. to the pay.
ment of the complainant's claim Of s3ss-6 with
interest, &c.
The defendant, David Mccartney, not having
entered his appearance, and IL appearing by
affidavit fled that he is not n resident Of this
State it Is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after due publication Of
this order and do what Ia necessary to protect
his interest In this suit
A COPY Teste: FRIEND cox, Clerk.
GEo. Z. BOYD, and PECK e. HUBBARD,
For ComplainGats. may29-ltaw4t
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HuGalo Market.

s.- BUFFALO, June 26.
Flour steady, and demand moderate;
No. spring, city ground, II 90. Wheat
2 5Oa2 go in lots. Corn duh; No. 2 held
at 80, and Sass bid.
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SIMMER SCHEDULE.
nassRNcHRT TRAINS WILL Run
il by the following schedule ON ano ai'er '"e
5th day Of May, 1867:
FAST LINZ.
,rrxp LEAvE-
wheeling. 5i0P. N. I Baltimore =. $40 P. n.
ARRIVE washington. $50 z. ~
Grafton 49, .lo.0oP. n ARRivEo
Parkersb'g = SO A: n hArpers - n
Cumberland. 500 Cumberland. 80 a; ~
Harper's F'ry 7:l5 Grafton. 5:fO
Raltimore -lO.30 Wheeling. .lelO
Wash'n CITY .li:a5 Including Sundays
Including Sundays
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAVE LEAVE
wheeling. 7:55 A. n. baltimore S!s T; H.
asRIyE- washtn C,y s:i5 '
o-,ftor l.45PN ARRIVE
Pastsrshnrg 40 Harper's Fry l:3i NJ
Cumberland. 7:25 Cumberland. o:to
Harper's Fryl237 A. n Grafton. lg W r. :. ~
Baltimore. 4:3l Wheeling 9oe
. y ase saturday. Except Saturday.
MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
trAyE- LEAVE
wheeling. elo p. N. Baltimore. s:45 A. "
AsRIyE- wash'tn Cy 7:i5 -
Grafton. 80. 2:a0A AN AERIvE-
Cumberland $40 Harper ~ i:o VI :.
Harpers Fryi2:40 r. N. Cumberland e:U
winchester $50 Grafton. .li;3O
R,ltimore. 500 Wheeling. 4l0A. N
wash'tn C'y $50
Including Sundays. Including sundays.
BENwOOD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with c. o. Division.
LEAVE WHEELING At
$40 $40. l N 'O0 '.''''''f' \
Tickets to all principal points in the East
West and Southwest, can be procured ut the
Company's office. ,sox
Master Of Transportation.
RI. DEVRIES.
may1 General Agent Wheeling.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co
surmER SCHEDULE.

ov,,cv BALTIMORE & ONO RALsoAp Co,
o''N WHEELING, May 4. 1857.
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HOWARD HOUSE
Nos. sAs North Hsws" !"
TWO Doors IRON rAlrrop 'T'i"
BULL q sKwELL' r'''

BULL q nx
B.rruou, y'rs ! = :,
WE HAVE LEASED THIS &c. g.1. ~.
w have enlarged the Once 80 80 rss4a<
throughout the house, rrb0'. 'ss s.Ir.< -
the Wsser Closets. repsperrd ~ ~, aYs
ROoms and Furnished then w ~ -
furniture, &c. We have, In fsft
entirely new inside: ~ bSst
We have also . telegraph ons ~ rE>s
With wires running 70 nj paf'
States, Canada and Enrope. ,Sssksss'
Our Tables win a all sess
supplied viii IN the market - ~, . ~
We have slso attached 70 The 80 -. -
Billiard ROOM. Furnished nth - ..stsr.r
pre..Iy Tor M ty the oelsb,ied rx,sIA
Nor, PaELIS 4 COLLssDsn' =, ~
Our Bars Win be supplies We
ssryant. attentive and psiltt "a go
tenfian va b paid 10 the ecDi' n > sss
and Psfroos sf the Houss sbfh
HoNE Ike - po~sioae. . N sr~, :.
sfaees vfn be st tbs Depe~, 800 sr1rs
traIns' also 1t the st1ansfs 90 IN Erss
convey euests snA Their bsegsr gyyElI.,
Prsynrs"fs
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TERMS.
fPAYARLEIN ADvANCE

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Daily Register, per year " "'' :.
hI months
" " three mouths, ''.'"
by carrier. pr ssss 80. q.
Th Weekly Register, single r. copy sgy ,. :, -
And copy free To the Esitsr ap"i " a. ~
Weekly Register sInE's 81 9I sy...
club Of TEN. ....'''-' a.
club Of twenty -,
A free copy of the Weekly 20 ts g.Ts
Q club of Ten. aud . copy 81 ID. !"
tho getter.up VI club 81 tssn. 80
Rsmlttances for Clul,- mast b. @.S 80
time, but additions may IT, ms.s as
Club rstes after the Club has ben
yided . full years sub~oriPtion 70 -. "
Money by DRAFT, EXPIRES ~
ters nay be ssnt 1t our rtsk. AAdi
LEWIS BAHfh
o.,,s wheeling. wss YFS''
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New Ysrk Cattle Market.
New YORK, June 26.
Beef cattle are selling to-day at LA
10; Receipts of 2622 since Monday.
Sheep-Receipts 40O0-all sold.
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NEW CASTLE SODA
IN 100 ksgs Bi Carb, just received, and for sale
BY ~ REILLY.a
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sUNDRlBs.

~ sUNDBlEs'
A FEW DAnRELs sissl ,
"A PIE Sae.F, Superior sfy ,.ers }
Japsssss Tea Pars White " n.xflslD,
YORK crab ~ eAampsisss go - O.
York No. Z Salnss, Esktiss Sars q
Pickles and 6asees, TsptecA ~. 80 y
nsn, Iacksrsi, CelAas, HsihssL 3, s.
on lbest qnalityl, yesch - iii pss
Chscso. Condsnssd Nuk, tsessS - rsssf
sassrtnsnt q ssasoasb,s srpc
and for ''i' '''' yoSSpsSSSs,:; e
~ TsIIsvS Hal VI
uyaD Hsarss S0ss@
--.L H$
wALTxz nA.saALI- ,vuf,
MARGMALL = ELS d
Wu.L coNruyI I'D Ca cses 8 c.
w d 10 In d No.. - -
- al TsifSn III, - " e@A
sssso.skis - - sn en- q 30
asf 5 shals q pubde psszss'@ 81
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Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, June 26.
Flour irm;. City Xxx 10 50all 90.
Wheat firm at 2 O5 for No. 2.
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THE ARBEITER rREIsp

An elegant journal. printed In the Gsr'1ii :
Ruage, and issued for the b-nsht u oar oa,s
citizens, Ii published weekly al the hSr'N
office.
Feeling grateful for the generou', , ,aFSs
ment with which the friend. Oi the kIlht -
have hitherto rewarded bis EFFORT W :,
prietor hopes by continued sBisrpri.-, ~ :
eryy 10 merit In the future the .als' hVfI
ronags which their paper has s'r''''S'
ceiySd.
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The Mining, Agricultural NJ
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia will find in the kE6isipi
constant and jealous advocate. ~hiIs 10 %
and political advancement oi tb. siais 80
ceive It's earnest attention.
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ITS COMMERCIAL COLI,
The Circulation Of the Ru.
lister,

Larger by lar than that nf any Other Pss .
the State, makes IL the brsi advertising Easa
In West Virginia.
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National Steam Navigation CO

National Steam Navigation 20.
UIMITEDJ
cTEAMERs WEEKLY FROM
| - Liverpool and New York, calling at Queens.
town. A steamship Of this line, consisting 81
the
QUEEN, LOUISIANA,
ERIN. PENNSYLVANIA
HELVETIA, SCOTLAND,
ENGLAND VIRGINIA, and
DENMARK FRANCE,
Leaves New x from Pier a., North River,
every SATURDAY, and Liverpool on "Wednesday
of every week calling at Queenstown each way.
| The size of these Steamships admits OF very
spacious staterooms, all opening directly into
| the saloon, the accommodations and fare are un.
surpassed, and the rates lower than by any other
line.
The accommodations for steerage passengers
| are large, and plenty of deck room Is allowed,
whilst the fare Is of the best quality, well cooked
| and ample.
An experienced surgeon on each ship, free Of
charge. Tickets are Issued in this country to
parties wishing to repay the passage of their
friends from Liverpool, or Queenstown, ure-
land) for $40, payable In currency.
Passage from New York TO Queenstown, or
Liverpool-CABIN, $780, STEERAGE, Ej-in
currency.
For cabin or steerage passage, apply TO
R. G. B0NHAM, Agent,
Wheeling, w. Va.
T. W. l. HURST, Manager, 81 Broadway New
York. ian3oly
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DRO0MS,
ID 100 dozen large and medium fxney brooms
ust received, an for sale bv n. REJLLY.
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WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY IN
w Store, Tea, Coffee, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, Nails, Buckets, Tubs. Wash boards,
BI ooms, Concentrated Iye, Essence Coffee, hi
CArb Soda German, Irish, Bleach and Family
Soap, Candles Lead Shot Gun Caps, Powder,
Bed Cords, Glass, Grain Bags, Wrapping Irvine,
Wrapping Paper, Lake White Fish and Herring,
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Beans. Crackers,
Salt. Vinegar, Western Reserve and Cream
Cheese. and Wheeling manufactured articles
generally. PRYOR, HANDLAN & co.
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WdOA6SAllG 1Bo4sSs
Pryor, Haldlal &Co.
PORK PACKERS.
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS
M
Provisions, rlM, Grain, &C.,
Nos. Is, ~ and 10 Main 81.
PACKING HOUSE,
Csrner Of John and Fssrsh sss'

BACON AND LARD,
InF OUR OWN CURING.
~ Choice new shoulders,
Sugar cured hams, plain,
" canvassed,
Plain hams,
Choice lard, in tie, half barrels and kegs,
Sides, rib, clear rib. and clear.
Pryor, HANDLAN & CO.
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GRAIN.

GRAIN.
LIAR CORN,
IL Shelled Corn,
| Oats,
Mill Feed.
Corn Meal,
Hominy,
| Rye. PRYOR, hANDLAN W.
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~ TIERCES DAVIS EXTRA HAID,
III Star brand In eanyasa- Just received and
for sale by II. REILLY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19
THE ELyCTRO.HAGyETIC LIGHT.

several experiments we're tried With this new light
last nigh, At the barge once. II will be remem bored
that on tho previous syenng the lamp coutaalus the
Bgni was pacsdin the cupo OF the building on this
the shi Introduced an ordinary square
iron boz, emitted through q plane lens about twelve
inches diameter and placed the lover platform OF
the cupois The focus vas dirsclsd to the Brooklyn
shore Hamilton ferryl where number OF persons we're
collected to witness ih The result OF this experiment
was ths, the HsaLD newspaper could bs read ncy
in the line OF light, and al objects cast their desp
shadows before them.
Ths light vas then introduced the usual bsf round
Drssnel cenver ens lamp which placed on table
In front on the frst moor Of the building and
the focus directed through open window 10 he bat
tory and buildings beyond, with like result Prepsrs-
tons had been made for NJ Brsdy's experiments Ia
photography bu, from some cause hs operators wsrs
not present.
In contsrS porsry description OF the ro,ls opsrondi
employed In conveying the electrical current TO the
coke receivers II ssated that "this current In conveyed
through two conducio which meet At The IeceyeD and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19
SUPREME COUaT-spEcIAL TERM.
The Military Habeas Corpus Case.
Before Judge Gilbert

bUc NaiVNFy uhOeus &OTpua NNs6s
Before Judge Gilbert.
IN ne nGer Of ne Rabeas Corpus in behar u Charies
r. Why5rew--Ths argument In this case, which was
ported In tho HERALD Of Thursday heard yesterday
morning before Judge Glber. II will be remembered
that whybrow arrested and Locked up 10 jail A. .
member Of Company g. Fifty sixth regiment, National
Guard for payment Of zines and dues, the warrant
for his having issued by the pssd emit OF the
martial before whom the case was tried On Wed
nesday he produced In court on writ OF habeas
corpus sued out before Judge Gbst by his counsel,
Mr. Thomas H. Psarsall aud the adjourned for
argument until yesterday morning
Il claimed by Mr.. Pearsall, yesterday, that the
warrant under which the petitioner arrested did not
show Jurisdiction; that there proof that James
Packer president OF that court martial had
any power 10 this warrant that the respondents
prove that he president OF the court, who APP
pointed him aud when he appointed. Mr.. Pearsa!i
further argued that they must show that Mr. Whybrew
summoned TO appear before reglmeuta court mar.
ua and hat be failed 70 appear Then they must STOW
that he had goods chates With which TO satsfy
the claim In the warrant which amounted TO $45. They
failed 10 show these facts and therefore, Mr. Peafsa
held, the petitioner ought to be discharged.
Mr. Packer behalf Of the regiment, agreed 10 sub
stance that the law organizing the court martial left "
TO the Governor to prescribe the forms sarants &c.
aud all proceedings In such matters these and that
the proceedings In this had been In accordance
with these Therefore they oil right and lawful
After further argument Judge Gbsr, announced
that he would render dsciNon In the matter Friday
next.
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COURT Or OYER AND IERMNea.

Sentences Passed Upon Vincent Cody and
Thomas A. Lambert.
b, FIRE Judge Ingrsham.
vnosnt Cody was arragned yesterday morning before
this court for sentence upon . conviction Of
murder In the second degree On the night
Of the I7th Of April. 1857 the prisoner shot and
killed John r. Livingston tavern In Jefferson street.
when asked by the court whether be had anything to
70 say prisoner replied substantially that the theory
Of the defence the trial corrcct-vx, that the
deceased shot the scus for the possession Of the
pistol.
The court then sentenced Vincent Cody 10 inprison.
mont In the State Prison for life.
Thomas A. Lambert Was also arraigned for sentence
upon conviction Of in the nrst degree. having
been guilty OF nrng the premises No 90 Oliver street
on the 10th day Of August last In reply TO the inter-
roratory OF what he had TO say he said
that the Witnesses had lied and that he not guilty
or the OF which he stood convicted Mr.. Justice
Ingraha then said that the prisoner had been tried bo
fore Jury Of twelve OF his countrymen and convicted
OF the offence charged and that only remained for
she court 10 pass sentenre.
Tho prisoner then sentenced In the usual form TO
Imprisonment In the State Prison for period OF eleven
years and sx months
Both men were then removed BY the officers to the
Tombs.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cOvaT-x BANKRUPTCY.

Modification Of Special Order-Decisiou by
Judge Benedict.
IN The matter Of Henry Blocker, bankrupt II do no,
favor applications made TO the Court in regard TO pro-
ceedipzs in bankruptcy pending before register when
not made il the mode contemplated BY the statute
thai L. upon certificate Of the Register that the par
ticular question in dspute has arisen in proceedings be-
fore him. accompanied by the opinion Of tho Register
upon the question certined-and feel inclined TO reject
this application fer modification OF the special
order made, referring tho case 10 tho Register for
tho want OF registers certificate that tho question
Areasd had arheu before him under the order But tho
taken 30 the order seem be without POUNDS
tor In The present stage OF the proceedings default
will be entered by the Court, por viii II examine into
the sufcsncy OF the notices mako any order regard
70 the second and third meetings the decision OF AL
these questions rests 10 tho nst Instance with
Register under the special order OF reference There
appears to sor, OF dcuiy the proceeding under
tho order 10 s present form, and che motion to modify
IL. in therefore denied.
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COURT or SESSIONS.
Sentences and Arrangements.
Before Judge Diksman and Justices Hoyt and vo

Sentences and Arrangements.
Before Judge Diksman and Justices Hoyt and voor
The following named persons. who wore convicted or
pleaded guilty to the offences herein dssgsa,sd were
sentenced yestsrdAy;-
James NcGursn, convicted Of an assault with intent
to kin sabsing officer Hesh, OF tbs Forty eighth pre-
cincs one year PenitentAry. The oncsr was disabled
for life.
Jacob Schsller Pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny, in
stealing cloth from his employer, Joseph Re tailor
dong business Atlantic street; Stale Prison, three
years.
J. Wood pleaded guilty 70 grand larceny State Prison,
three years
W. j. Mclean pleaded guilty 10 obtaining money
uEder false protsncss; House OF Rsfuss
The following named persons were arraigusi and
plead mot gsity:n
Isssc Hapinll forgery 10 be tried the 2sih Inst
d. Walton grand larcsny 70 he tried on the 29lh INST
George Walker, carrying concealed weapons; TO be
tried on the 2slh inst.
Thomas Palmer grand larceny TO be tried on the goth
inst
Denis Ryan, rape; to be tried on the 2s,h insa
John Wood burglary and gtand larceny; 10 be tired
on tho Goth inst
Ths coar. adjourned until Tuesday next
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create The combustion" This mot the fhers ere
two CONDUCTOR conveying the current 70 the point
Of hght-the coke crayons-ths other meeting and
receiving the current and conveying back again 20
the battery from whence smanatss II ID opposed 70
oil laws Of chemical science that conductor leading
from battery and both charged with electricity, can
meet Of the same point and produce combustion that
which the current 10 the receiver 10 ID POSI-
tive that which receives 10 and IL back again
IL the negative This 10 universal Law in al electrical
appliances The engine used TO propsl the cylinders In
the battery below 10 one OF Andrsws' patent osclatng
engines. The object in using an oscillaiiug engine
Of this kind 10, that should the engine
DO required to run In the opposite direction
II IL only to nansposs the steam and exhaust
pipes making the outer tho steam and the inner the sx
hAust chamber. When these engines require TO be re-
nstantaneously the steam and exhaust by the
Of which the engine, having dead point can be
Of steam and making two hundred revolutions per
minute.
Further experiments with the Electromagnetic light
OF . PRACTICAL character contemplated 10 be made
40 soon - The necessary preparations are completed
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nons relative 10 the Fsbondus Of warehouses for the
storage Of ~hsksy and 70 obtain SPECIFIC instructions
a. to the duties or government storsksepsn and ladng
of1cere
The Metropolitan Board met YESTERDAY and ordered
seized Other ots against which the OF seizure
appeared sufficient 20 warrant such acton we're
turned 10 the district attorneys for prosecution
Tho following seizures were reported -
Thirty barrels Of whiskey, consigned TO Joseph
feus.machsr s,ocksrtown Pa, found a the depot OF
the bsvidere Delaware Railway at Phihpsbnrg, n. y,
marked Reotined," but thought to be raw vhistsY.
Que barrel Of whiskey, consigned 20 John Dttz,
Essaon, "a was detained o. the same place for being
improperly branded
Thirty barrels OF whisksy, found board the lighter
Albion, q pier % East placed under seizure
on suspicion OF bong intended ihs market without
having paid the legal tar
small distllery, alleged % be working ncitiy, was
seized AZ No. 40 West Fifty fourth street.
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,eaIsy az tGiyIEarLiTERs ~ NORTHERN
rev g02K.
.rcpl Correspondence Is the HERALD.

Troy, Oct. Is, 1861
have been ocialy advised Of the haul Of beod OF
conn,srrssrs In the northern part Of tbs State some
where 10 tho vicinity OF P.atubnrg. Ny nfofman,
the oncal telegram announcing the arrest, but was u-
sruclcI % 70 rcu.sut the subject, though himself
as ~ saates olaas- appears that the sovernnsnts
dtscls nays long bssn on tho track Of tho baad,
,na u sdton 10 taking thorn Into custody hsve also
secured large OF dies presses and other i'eg
psrsptsrnens ot the brslnesa Aselegram from fiasA-
tayg IA Esspols to sent BY me from tbs cry y "
tnat hs officers have not psnit.et tbe ta.ss y
tuis evaeuiy important artess 70 lrsnsPrs ~ ~,
about thai points but owing 70 tue n'sh so-'.s "
my n.ormaoo, While for ths reason aoeye s.eh NJ
MOI transmit The details, iherc Il every tsaso1 70 ueeve
tnat huge land Of coansrie.tns mafaaasn mas ossn
successguliy broken M. .-,.,..-.,r1..-
"A 10 tie several cases or The corntercsrs Wson,
Morrison sai FezrArex, wto !, WI % remembered.
Wee ssted In tie Jsf Of Nsy and ears ~ Jsns
last ana wheh were yosir ast y the csuandasua torn
IN me ned states tircnt Curt 10 Jure 10 the ;erm or
;hc c,..l held al Albany TIC second fuesday ~ shs
month hsvg been tessM 9eiufe no eosrf. J'dTc
Naftan X ual rresdiug Tom moton tho ceres go
not 8,er lyon utFNne eR 81 tte Noyefnh,r iefn q
no enliea eiacs I9at u " held ~ AgNafn, ueiesa
lie sane dsti.-a
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WESTCHESTE

ALLEGED sHorxIsG FrsALs OUTRAGE At s'sc sfso.-
young man named Clark, employed a. = aborer Al
s'ns sing village arrested on Thursday forenoon
and eAssn before Justice Of ths peace in the village
20 answer charge o. a. alleged, outraged In .
shocking mAnnsr yo.as named Frances Rsgge.
residing WITH her parents ain street. Hc fully
committed Tor trial before ha Grand Jury and sGbee
quen'y removed 10 The county jail At White Plains.
FRS AT NEwcasfLG On Wednesday eight abous
eleven O'Clock. nrs broke OF, in tLs large cloth and
cotton factory owned BY Mesrrs Isaac aud William
Hasted, located a. place called Rirbyvile In tho
township 3f Newcastle. The building and rpost Of ia
contents suffered total destruction The loss
mated 10 be little short OF $4,000 upon which there IS
An insurance OF 50, 100 IN New YORK companies
TARosr ExcussIoH PROM TARRrrowS. -Ths members
Of the Cenqusror Hook and Ladder company Of larry
town. having organized themselves into : band or
targetssrs, under the leadership Of Captain Nelson
AcCutchen proceeded 10 Poughksepse, accompanied by
a Sumerous gathering OF friends day or so ago, and
enjoy ed themselves 10 manner most gfatiyng TO all.
Al Poughksepsis they were hosptaby entertained by
the United Hose Volunteers OF that place The prizes
compr sing varied and valuable assortment OF gold and
silver articles distributed last evening 10 the sue
cessful markGmcn,
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The seaGrist and Goeszel Cause.-The Defend
amt Seagrist DISCHARGED.
Before Commissioner Beta.
TIE Umited Sta,es ca Nicholas Seagrta and Matthias
0ossel aL--The defendants partners clam agents,
were charged with presenting for payment false and
fraudulent bounty papcrs. with intent 70 dsfraud The
United States The examination 10 the case, the par
uculsrs OF which have already been reported yes
tsrdAy closed. the Commissioner dschargng seagriet
from further custody. stating that there not
tcle OF evidence against him, and withholding his de-
eision In references TO Goetzsl TIL Monday morning
ExJudgs Dean appeared for the defendants; Mr.. Jo.
2eph Bell Assistant United States District Attorney for
eha oox&fn,pani
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SUICIDE f 4 Ysvso laoY W SHOOTING.

Yesterday afternoon uformatou reached the Coropsrs
once tina, Mss osboru., Young lady who lived With
her mother at No. 12i West Tf.y-seoond srset had
committed suicide. 1t appears that deceased had been
III Tor several weeks past and suffered the axcrco
s,ins pain. shs bad taken much medicine With but
i,ts good eject, aud the attending physician being
called Ia prescrb large doses OF morphine bu, ss o.
bernc declined TO sdminisler toe medicine to her
daughter Later Ia thu day the latter procured hesviiy
loaded pistol with which che shot herself ~ breast
Miss Osborne fell 70 the door when medical aud other
Aid was instantly summoned, bat wilhou avail as death
ensued soon Afterwards An inquest will pe held over
Tue rsmsns of tne unfortunate lady by Coroner scnr
mr.