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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-29

BREAkFAsr HOUSE AT KINGsvILLE.
Passengers over the Charleston Rail
road can now get q substantial break
fast Mt Kingsville, rs the trains stop
long enough for that purpose. Sec
the notice of Mr.. Scott, in another
column.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-29

A fine lot OF Desirable Goods have ju.t'
been opened by Mr.. r. G. Shiver, who st.ii
adheres TO his popular principle of good
tiSement, and then examine the goods.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-29

REMEDY FOR Dull T1MEs.-Tho
best remedy for dull times is to ad-
vertise freely. Merchants should not
let their stocks stay shelvcd until
they become old, stale and unprofit-
able, for the sake of the small ex-
pense it would cost them to adver-
tise. If they try it regularly and
persistently, they will find the in
vestment to be a paying one.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
MUSIC.

Mr. Carl WolfsOhn, having given the last of the
Beethoven matinees is free 10 indulge the request Of
so many of his admirers for Classical Soir6e on the
largest scale. Such concert will be given by him
OH the 9th of April in tho large hall OF SteInways
and will have for the body Of its executants tho Lied
erIranz Society and the orchestra of Theodore
Thomas and as the chief features Of its programme
ChOpn's POlOndise, L sharp minor, and the Choral
% Work OF the power and beauty Of Which need no
cOrnmendation. An able rendering of 1T IN every
@ Promised is % US we nseS @ not speak On Friday last Mr.
Wolfsohn classicaly finished work of devotion TO
the greatest of classics undertaken In the face of
many disadvantages, and with an honest aim TO ad-
| vance the cause OF good music. Madame freder1ci'
with warm genial but not highly dramatic voice.
| the Spinning Wheel-and Mr.. Wolfsohn played
with special ability the Sonata ChdractaistiQae and
the Giant Sonata These are two of the most vari-
formed of Beethoven's piano poems. The sweetness
and luster OF the former and the broad energy and
difficulty of the latter one OF the problems of eXecu
i've music, were c0ntraSted with versatile skill by
the player.
Foreign gossip Of the stage yields us few note
worthy items. COstas Ndaman (oratoriol, and Meyer
beers StrWeaSee have been produced in Paris, Les
M0nteHeGriRs pretty three-act comic opera by Lii
mander, was reproduced lately in Brussels, and in
Paris Eugene Dias has completed lie Roi Candanle,
is brought out Berlin not long ago. saw repre-
sentatiOn of Meyerbeers Camp Of Silesa, and Darn
stsdt new and successful Opers by Gollmiok, tho
paiiiSt, Wagnerim, entitled NdEdrene al Iompeii.
A month or two ago the Theatre Lyrique in Paris
presented SardahGpalas, by Victorien de JON
cieres, whose mtIsic is noisy but popular, and
VIZ hear that Waiaoe's Mariana is to DO among the
international exhibitions of music at the Worlds
Fair. From London learn that the six songs which
Tennyson has written, and Mais illustrated, Arthur
Sullivan the ablest of young English composers and
musical appreciation of Browning, will put to music.
Miss Laura Harris late of this city. has. thanks TO
Italian Opera in Paris The reappearance of Madame
Clara Schumann in London is described as great
event, and her performance of BeethOyens romantic
and beautiful sonata in minor zs something extra
ordinary for its energy and sweetness.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
BLLLLARRS

The game Of billiards is becoming more and more
popular in country every day as is proved by the
vast quantity Of billiard material made and sold at the
different factories the large number OF public
opened 10 IN tne states and the Increased attention
During the past few weeks the lovers Of the game all
over the land have had much TO interest them.
The tournament for the championship OF Pennsylvania
has been held resulting in the election f. H. Kcs as
formidable opponent Victor Estephe whose general
average 35; best single average 1925; best rum
decisive game the 2Sth played with Etsphe in Which he
made the brilliant run of 40 and averaged 3Sl-2 His
challenged by r. T. Ryal exchampon Of the State ard
one OF the rising young players Of the day.
The match for the championship Of Connecticut came
off at Hartford the 18th ult, between Hewns and
Woahen, the former beating the late champion by G3
Three days later Tobin and Daniels tho former being
champion OF Massachusetts met at Bumsead Hall, Bos
ton, and played for the champion Of the Bay State
IODn won after an UntereStng struggle, which lasted
1he latest sensation in the billiard world is the second
appearance OF Pierre Carme, the great French expert
nGJ t I IN @ .cn & WIN dudley haVsnagn tne ony one IN
public simply az an exhibitor OF fancy shots, in the
papers, under date of the 22d ut appeared a challenge
from Carme 10 McDeyitt, and another 20 Joseph Dion
champion Of America. In the first lie offered to play Nc
Dewitt -four ball carom game Of 800 points up push.
shot barred for $500 side, McDcvt to have the odds OF
S pSn the %o Rs last Sn q %d s pye n
and over again, until either party should win both
Stakes 81 900 side, and tho match to remain open
month. .,,
In his challenge to Dion Carme offered to play for $500
side each the French game, 400ponts four ball push
barred game LOO points Ton a carOm table,, and AL
American game push allowed on a four pocket table.
McDeviu lost no time In replying ana lmmediately
deposited with his representative George wilkes, Tor
felt Of s25O In his reply in which he eynces great conf
deDce in his ability TO cope with the foreigner the yonng
American refused Odds and asks for reduction in the
number OF points In the French He also suggests
that the opening gamo be played thirty days after the ar
ces are signed the Others TO follow at Intervals or two
weeks The pushbarred game he proposes to play one
month after his match with Joseph Dion.
EQFTn HAVING n rad
points In the French game TO 800, provided McDcYit
Is willing to play before the 1st OF May the latter has
accepted and since Mr. Felter the Frenehmans repre-
sentative has deposited tho forfeit for his principal It Is
hoped that this the greatest billiard match Of the day.
will be played without unnecessary delay
Mr. DioD the present Champion OF America, will be In
the city next week and is expected 20 close with mr.
Carme without delay.
The next encounter which will attract te public atten
usa t1e iai VI skill ketHsen Ncpeyltt eld Pi9p tQr
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Hon. Henry S. Lane ex-Unted States Senator
from Indiana, has been appointed member OF the Com
mission of Compensation for enlisted slaves in Kentucky
The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph says that Alexander II.
Stephens ofthe opinion that our wisest and best plan IS
quiet and await the issue OF coming events
At Chesterfield Court House. Virginia, on March
H. IL being court day tbreo co0red men and ono white
man were publicly whipped. The white man had stolen
five barrels OF corn and received fifteen lashes lightly
laid on Each OF the three colored men had stolen one
buscl OF corn each received his bare body twenty
laseS Which cut through the skin until the blood flowed
The Hon b. II. Hill of Georgia is reported by The
Rome Courier 10 declare that in his judgment the most
important practical effect that would follow the ad,
ton by the South OF the provisions OF the Reconstruction
bill would be the making constitutional and binding
upon the South what would otherwise be grossly uncon
suona and tyrannical action the part OF Congress
S0ms "a Conservative members of the Tennessee
legislature have issued call for Ccnscryatye W. state
Convention to be held at Nashville on April 16 10 noln
nate candidates fer State officers. While opposed to the
principles Of the majority OF Congress aud OF the State
legislature they declare that their nominee for Governor
"shall bo true, loyal Union man, and finn and de-
te4inca defender Of the Constitution and laws OK tie
land"
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
FOREIGN DRAMATIC ITEMS.

At the New Royalty, Mr.. Craven, the author Of
~The Chimney Corner" etc, is 'playing, the chief
part in his own play OF " Megs Diversion"
Mr. George Jordan made bls reatree at the London
Iyceum On the 2sth Of February Eric Gaiaier, in
Rouge ct Nor1 which was then announced for It's last
twelve nights This Is piece which we may expect
some time 10 encounter on the New York stage.
Dir. Ponsard is very ILL., His drama of Calico
winch has somewhat fluttered the orthodox has been
produced at the Theatre Francais
new play by Mr. Robertson is promised. Report
says by the way, that the SHADOW Tree Shaft" now
nSong e stage Of the Princess Is his by right Of puI
ehsSe' ana notify right Of authorship
An entertainment, given In Io,,don h, rIe-r Irnes,
Schulz. called Masks aud Faces" attracts GOOD deal
stenion Herr Schulz illustrates character by means
sad 10 be remarkably aldo aud skilta Pp'nees' anu Is
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
BASE BALL.
PROSPECTS OF THE

PROSPECTS OF THE SEASON OF 1867.
Base ball is the American game. To play 1t occu
pies but little time, three hours being more thah 'o
average time required to play closely contested
ance and presence Of mind As happy combination OF
manly and vigorous exercise with an exciting ana en-
iSyS saT1 20 the dsvG@ moral the
ball presents numerous attractions for nnc
yet known In the annals OF the game Hitherto sa
dongs Of the clubs Of the Metropolis and Its &
novers the country but now Philadelphia yes with this
city in the strength Of her playing clubs beside
tSey ds " did not carry off the championship
still remains the hands Of the Atlantic club 81 BroG1 room
lyn-the Athletics OF Philadelphia carried OIL the Pai
Ia every other respect for they made the best average
ever made played greatest number Of games o won neI
most successful club outside Of the metropolis was the
National Club Of Washington This club de mScn 70 S IN
tts tspd trim iP0 pdRseh RchSoUd and s intend
following their BY ssGtaSF S club IN OF Broos
iyn will accompany them In New.York the Sntuai o,o
the while tho noted Union Sg6 o. oaS bssds
which, the conquerors OF the Athletics ana OF nearly
every strong club Of 20 Bo9H m ths ana couny In
Connecticut the Charter oaks OF Hartford n 'ns o
H0iaGh m Sane tSa Ss EOn Club Of Pprand heads
MARYLAND @ e IsSv m GS popaay In Chicago quite
roro for il exists which promises TO increase dnpg the
comm 5ses naueurated and in California playing has
been done for month and more iho season vpe er h,
about the 2oh OF March II the weather be prOpous
If is not nnt May that match.paying commences the
interim being occupied In practice ana Ill getting ue'
SS TasnT T thoughoat tie Country are be
numbered by the hundred thousand Jhe Ieaues vi tS
S9ng n seSsDs TTs VIII VIII mainly take part Among Clubs TO
visit NewYork this Summer. are the LoWes VI 1et;c
Of Philadephia and believe more OF the Rich
matches beside those Of local character Which marx
each Summers campaign.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
PERSONAL.

The Empress Carlotta is convalescent, and writes
regularly and sensibly to her family.
Lady franklin, tho widow of the Arctic navigator,
The House of Parliament and Mr. Disraeli are thus
described 1.-THE House is full tonight for II is rumored
that Mr. Disraeh will have something TO saysome
plantations TO make In regard the retirement Of three
OF ms colleagues from tine Ministry. There is buzz In
VIC nouse confused hum Of voices. which reminds you
Oh Ne"Ehgland town meeting; men sitting With their
nals on moving here and there, telling stories; aomo
geelGuhuhg earnestly, others laughing iminoderatey
Legssuoh Is going on tho while, members
o'9hs NJ concerning GO bills upon tho Speakers table
nnu; INC Shaneelor OF the Exchequer evidently has
something ON his mind some disageeable duty TO per-
ior We may Judge OF the air OF unrest, Of appearing
70 De percty at ease and yet betrayng his nquetudc
Dy the esess movements or his hands his head to the
lock 0t har on his brow; folding his arms let
ting thom iaii by his side movement as0 OF his feet,
crossing ana recrossing his legs; sitting with his head
bowed ana ms eyes east down, seemingly taking no no
ee OF the progrcss OF business. yet douoess alive tO
every motion made by the members.'
John Bright in a recent debate In Parliament al
uded to the motto on banner carried the last reform
demonstration, and said al commend tho Chancellor OF
the Excheqger 70 heed the Words which though not in
the choicest English, convey more wisdom than can
hope 10 utter, Deal with the square; we have
been clseled long enough"
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
To INVESTORS.

Among the various interest bearing securities nov
offered in the market present greater inducemens
TO investors than the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC hAlsr
ROAD COMPANY,
For the following among other reasons;
l. Because the UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT mas loans
it's credit for nearly half the amount necessary 10 oa
the road and looks only to small tax on tho fesan
traffic for repayment.
H. Because the business Of the road upon the COM
pleted portion nearly hundred miles has been aStonss
ingy profitable, and promises to be still more So
Ill Because the Great Pacific Railway OF which TIM
Is the western and most important link is the gess
through line by which communication must be kept W
with the Pacific coast.
" Because while the principal and interest OF th' .
bonds Is payable in GOLD, they offered ct ten %
cent less than the Government bonds drawing the "a
rate of interest.
" Because they exempt from the contingei
and risks of ordinary railroad securities.
VI Because they are secured 10y FIRST MoEroAGI De-
property worth nearly three times the amour; OF nc
bonds.
For sale at IS per cent and accrued interest from JAIL
In currency.
For further particulars applyto
FISK HATCH, Bankers
No s BNasSaulst., " Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
THURSDAY, March 2l-P. m.


Gold has sold at lS4la l3iI, and closed at l34i
Government stocks are steady at the extreme quo
tations of yesterday. State stocks and railway mort
cages are steady In the miscellaneous stocks lttio
doing. RAILWAY shares were lower rs a rule. New
York Central was steady at 1O5l Ere sold down 10
$40, and Michigan Southern to 7S5. Cleveland and
Pittsburgh fell TO sol. AT the Seeonu poaru prices
,vora ;rreuIor and Cleveland and Pittsburgh broke
to 77,7s under reports that the recent dividend is to
bo paid from borrowed money. The market closes
dull at the annexed quotations; New,fork Central
,as@IO5I; Erie, 5sl ass Reading, 1Olialoli Mich
;oor soutberu. 7si0743; Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
77s97s: Northwestern, S5l@S5l; Northwestern
Preferred. 64i06is; Rock Island. @!09Gs: Fort
Wayne, 90I096s.
AZ tho Mining Board there is more doing, with
speculative demand for silver stocks. The Alameda
Company was quoted at 7.6O per share.
Money is in good demand at 6a7 per cent on call.
with littlo doing at the lower rate. In commercial
paper no change
Exchange IL firmer and quOted: on London 90 days,
l0Ss@lQ9; sight. 1Q9s l09l; coGlmerelaI W'AalSs
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
THE MARKETS.

fCsrefany reported for TnH TRIBrsAI
THURSDAY, March a. 1876.
ASHES-The market Is quite fIu for Pots, at Is 10
~ COTToN-There has been fair business doing. lrs
prices are again decidedly lower and TO some .,
nominal We quote at about 3oie for Middlmg Up ,
to SiJc for do. Sew-Orleans; sales OF 1850 bales.
COFFEE-Buyers still refuse 20 meet the views OF h =
ers aud business s in consequence much restricted. L
evening, $500 bags Rio en Lubec, were sold on prvs
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western "A
State Flour opened dull, but quite strong and 80
frmer for most grades, ana more active Tor y iss ~
quiet; the sales are e,l0o bbs. at 50 Ssasie q, @
supeIfne State $40 TOsSl2 50 for Extra DO $40 Si
good 10 choice Extra do sll l5dtl2 IS for Ship oh
si9 65ssls 80 for Trade do, and sl3 25dsl7 IS 'iS
demand; sales OF 1900 bbls. and bags at s slsH
TT::nadan Flour Ia better aud in far request s. of
slS soSs,s az TO, Trade and Family Extras YuthSn
Flour is shade bettei ana IN nors actiye dema ~ ~ -
OF 900 bbs $40 Oes2 10 10: eomon ION to lar Egrs Fa
brands Rye Flour is In far demand, ah' VIII ~ & - al
rivals prices improved sales OF loo bpis AZ ~ - S,s
Corn Meal Is flrIner though not active sales oi ~
GRAiN~Tho market FOR Wheat is stronger ard rs sss
Investment tie sales are $500 bush far No. Cheaeo
called at 81 s5; 2s,Soo bush. No Milwaukee a. ~ "a;
and 1000 bush White California ~ So TO- Barley d"
quiet but firm ut 81 sodsl 40 Barley is qulte "
less active; sales OF 5000 bush. common CANADA
81 IS. Rye is better and in good demand Tor ~ ml.
sales OF 1880 bush at 81 SSasl "a for nd essc
for Old Western and n 7sc for fair TO goot state
opened dull and hoayy under the less favorable 7
per Cable and closed lower though with fair demsht h.
the concession and sellers at our inside s
sales are 6s BUSH at 0sl Ia for Western he"
store; and 81 IS for do, aflOat. ,v r.
HlDES-The decline OF last week has been nesly ~
covered, with large business both 10 arrive anu
spot sales Of 5000 COrientes on private ter, M eur
Monevideo % n, 172c., gold; 1000 City steers
rency and TO arrive IL 600 Rio Grande, u n, atitg'
gold. - -
HOPS firm and good demand for homo psv use
quote at from ?O0i5c and 7oc as TO growth ara Urn q
HAY-The demand IL fair and the market - ~" -
60d 81 90 for shipping and 81 50 ds2 for retail 0s M
M0LASSES-We hear OF very little doing To-Day -
prices are somewhat nominal.
NAVAL STORES are generally quiet, bat prices !"
firm. -
PROYTSIOGs.-There has been rather more actiyVS q
the market for Pork today prices have been adysns
but at the close arc rather heavy at inside hg3
We hear OF no sales for tho future the sales, cas
regular arc $3.50 bbs at $22 ~ for Old Mess s23 756
New dO S23 ck for Weather Cured; Sl9 Extra n
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, MARCH ~ 100.

tbs chs,nponship OF Amercs-w take place about tno
ist of June Tho unfortunate Louis Fox OF KoonesSI
was 70 have been Dons competitor. but ms Illness VII
probably leave MoDeVtt Hee 70 conlest VIC P ~
the dexterOus Canaaan ~. ..o match he
.geeD Saue and Dion and McDeytt, f. H. Neln5 cna a. "
nio OF pennsylvania will challenge the victor anu %
Imored that he In turn will soon be called upon ~ "a
tenhe TO show cause &c Cyrille Dion has been
by Crown Of Quebec for the championship OF an .e Sa
and II is limited there Is a match in prospect DctWcen
Melvin Foster and another skilled player whose name
d. knO
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

RUTGERS COLLEGE CoMAIENCEAENT.-The follow
ing gentlemen hayo been appointed Junior Orators OF the
Glass OF 1863 by the Faculty OF Rutgers College Mt New
Brunswick Pelthessopthian SocietyU H. Forrest, Ber
gen Point, NJ; Elias Ward; schnestsdy N Z; Archi- hd
clean Society-N. Ii. Carroll, wilamsburgh, N. Y;
Arthur Crosby, Poughkeepsie, ~ Y; Edward G. Thomas
san Francisco, and q. II. Vroom, Trenton, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
6S
pniance NET ,earnings.

Balance net leaInlnPS.---.s.
The balance to the credit of the income ACCOUNT
the lat of January, 1866, was 81 29 S97 81, which,
creased by the net earnings of 1866. gives tota
S2.776.014 5O The disbursements from this fund or
ing the year. for interest on bonds dividends, uo.
ernment tax, &C., have amounted to sl,27S'oss'
leaving balance of 81 1885 H. represented in 'as
materials for repairs, supplies, and other cash ass
The amount of gross earnings is less than thoS. c
the preceding year by s1449Ss &c. or 81 per cent us"
is attributed to the reduction in passenger trac,
earnings from that being less than In 1000
$S5. .s92 lS, OF % $40 per cent.
The Hartford and New-Haven Railroad CompAn
has declared quarterly dividend OF % per Sn'' =
free of Government tax. -,
The attempt to persuade the pubhc INTO puy
Michigan Southern stock by abusing hS nis"As
and overstating its profits does not succeou
II, foil
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
ArpoINrMENTs nYIGOY lWARp.-On Wednesday


afternoon Gov Ward to the NewJersey Senate the
following appointments For Judge OF tho Court OF errors
and Appeals, James l.. Ogden OF Hudson County, vice
John NJ Corneson, whose term expired on tho l2th ns
for commissioners OF Plotage-lenry W. Miller OF motifs
1ounty yco Edward NJ Yard whose term expires on the
ocih inst David Cox OF Hudson County vice Lawrence
KcarIley whose term expires ut tho same time In
Executive SESSION yesterday these appointments wore
referred the Judiciary Committee Hd AT auVSequeht
session ll tho aitclpooy. Wele co9Ilihea'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22

THE NEWARK BOARD OF ExcIsE.-At special
meeting OF the above Board on Wednesday night
than 80 groggeries licensed Numerousy signed
rcmonstrances from the Eleventh ward were presented
to the Board. asking that licenses be granted 10 appl
cants from That locality butEogc Of ho were licensed
Notwithstanding
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
CIVIL COURTS
IT. 8. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MARCH A'-beioio
" ~ Commissioner BETS.

u, 8, COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-MARcH A'-Deioi0
~ " Commissioner BETS.
THE Alleged FMBrzZIER OF HALF MIILlOh-HE
GIVES BAIL IN $4,000 TO APPEAR FOR TRIAL
Urted States sgL GeorgoN Carleton; -.
100000 while acting In an official capacity LOT tne Qua
ternaster's Department. In Memphis, Tenn Inc par
day defendant gave bail In the OF $4,000 70 appea
for trial. called upon at the April term OF tne uhtea
States District COurt VIM. Salem. Aaron Bancroft ana
Henry Roberts became his srretes. As the detcnaaht
was about lea wing the Commissioners office, he salu ne
shonld 20 ON TO Washington Immediately, and that IL
would soon DO made 10 appear that he had never aced
crnjnaly in relation TO the loss OF tho public money
and that when all the facts made known the pubic
would look upon the matter in far different light from
that i'm which they now viewed It, and that he would DO
considered unfortunate instead Of culpabe.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
COURT OF COMMON PIEAB--sPEcIAL TERN-MARcHH.
Before Judge CARDozA.i

Thomas OReilly agt The Corrugated Metallic
Co.-Motion granted; see mem.
Smith egt Chamberlain-See opinion with the Clerk.
Trader agt Reslor.-Moton granted on defendants
stpulating not 10 sue.
Gebhard agt Gualy-Motion denied; ~ costs TO abide
event
Spencer sgt Rehabilitation granted: mem.
Dudenbach agt. Radley.-Motion denied: mem.
sperng act. Calish.-Moton 10 amend answer granted
on defendants paying ~ costs; see opinion.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
Fisk e. HATCH.

BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SHCUHf6s,
No. s NAsSAU-sr.
VIII receive SEyENTHIRrY notes for conversion ntO re
NEW $40 CONSOLIDATED BONDS, on tho most fsvor.eb
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
Paris, iong51Hs5.1si; short, S.5S5is,; Antwerp,

5.9O0517s; Swiss, 52O95f7l; Hamburg, a8i@Seat
Amsterdam, 41.04ll; Frankfort, 4l049; Bremen.
79079l; Berlin, 72s072s.
In Freights, the engagements TO Liverpool are l2c
bales Cotton at 51G07-16d 10 tuns Oil Cake at 2os
and per steamer 1000 bales Cotton at 3D.; D,oe
bush. Corn at 6d and 500 .boxes Cheese on private
TERMS To Bremen 200 bales Cotton at I'd.
The business of the Sub!Treasury was Receipts
for Customs $4,000; do. for Gold Notes $259.0oo.
Total Receipts, Sl,6S7,SSO 81. Total payments.
a, 497,5S9 SO. Balance, $1O9, 9,54SsGO 81.
The following are the comparative earnings Of rail-
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TgRM-MAIcH al Before
Justice GARvIH.

James Jshnson agL Charles Hubef.
The plaintiff was in the use, occupation and enjoy
ment OF a stable. In May 1854, when tho defendant
stone cutter moved into the next lot From that time
the plaintiff says the water from the neighborng yard,
which was used IN large quantities In stoneoutting.
flowed loaded with grit his premises, crept into his
stable injured his horses spoiled his hay and blocked up
biz drains, putting him 20 continual trouble and expense,
ally Tie light ol the plaintiff and his injuries. Tho jury,
however, gave the plaintiff n verdict for sll2
6hsffer for plaintiff; Mr.. Townshend for DEFENDANT
New-York tribune., 1867-03-22
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
TURKEY.

TIE NEW MINIsrRY-FUAD PAcHA-coNDr1IoN OF
EUROPEAN TURKEY-EURoPEAN INTERVENTION
-" VOTING TtJRKTYD