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United SITES SUPREME cOURE

TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.--In the United States SUI
preme Court to-day decision rendered in the liquor
and lottery cases. the United States agtYassar Same agt
Croft from NewYork Same aRt Green, and four other
cases from NeWJeTScy, and Same Ggt Same from Massd
chusett Mr. Chief Justice Chase read the opinion oI
the Court in these cases, holding that neither license
under the act OF 1888, nor speGlal tN uutI Io C vi
cOnfers upon the party licensed or who pays the TAX
authority 20 carry the licensed business contrary
to the laws of State There is no conflict OF law
i'm the premises, the act Of Congress providing Tor
the Federal taxation OF business hol Dellg %
with the right OF state 10 tax ana regulate such Dusl-
ness carried within its limits. Hence persons, as in the
State Of NewYork IN one case claiming me rlg 70 sen
lottery tickets contrary 10 the laws OF the states by
virtue of license from the Federal Government ana
persons claiming the right 10 SELL in another case, with
out paying Federal tax Of 500 because the state law
forbids the business both in error and so in respect
10 persons claiming the same rights IN NewJefsey ana
Judgments accOrdingy-One opinion dspOsng Of all the
eases No dissenting opinion was read.
No s6-Unted States agt. Amigo Ct al, and now No G9
jackson et al intervcnOrs. appellants Ggt Amigo CT al
DEGREES affirmed per Justice Field
al Decree reversed per Justice Davis
No. 91Leftwitc ct al plaintiffs In error agt Secanse
Judgment affirmed per Justice Miller. - .,.,
No. 93-Ware ct el, plaintiffs IN error, agt The Uhteu
States. Judgment affirmed per Justice ChHoru -,
No. sO-Gernan and another, appellants agt The Uni
30. 955~FlcInming appellant agt. soutcr Motion TO
Vacate superseded, and 10 dismiss appeal OYelTulcd
No. l92-Robbins, plaintiff in error agt The CITY OF
No The Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandria
Railroad Company plaintiffs In error agt slces ct al
COURT or CLAIMS.
D0rsheimer ag the United statcsD demurrer SUE tanned
and petition dismissed opinion by Justice Casey justice
smith agt Judgment for claimant for s29H co. Opinion
Creeks agt the United states-Judgmeniif claimant
for s. 3i5 80. Opinion by Justice Mott.
Tyson agt. the United states.-Causc argued
Harvey AIT. the United Statcs-SIbmtted.
James agt. the United States-ATgument
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ASSEMBLY.


The Assembly met at "A o'clock tonight.
MT. LiIILEJOHN rep. OswegO presented the annual
report OF the OswegO City Library.
REPORTS.
by MI WELLES Dem, Seneca)-TO amend the charter
or the Masonic Hall Association OF Buffalo. ,
by MT TARBOX Qep. Genesee)-To authorize the
town OF Leroy to raise money by tax
NOTICES BILLS.
by MT ShIILMAN Dem, Queensl-To authorize the
town Officers Of Hampstead and Oyster Bay to raise
money by tax.
By Mr. STILES Hsep. Chautauqua)-In relation to the
State Normal School in Fultonia.
BY MI. CREAMER dem. N. YIN relation to the
appointment OF New-York Tax Commissioners.
- BILLS INTRODUCED .
by MT MlLLSPAUGH Dem, Orange)-RelatiYe 10 the
unfinished business in SurrOgates Office III Orange
County.
by Mr.. MAXWELL Rep. UlsteD-TO change the
boundaries OF the Village Of Saugerties.
BY Mr.. DIXON Dem, Kings}-TO incorporate the
LabOrers' Protective Association OF Brooklyn.
By MI. BRIGGS Dem., Greene)-To repeal the act
relative to the Ulster and Delaware Plank Road Com
pany.
by Mr.. BIGLow Rep Jefferson)-To declare portion
OF Black River public Highway.
by Mr. DUNTI Rep., COlumbia)-rO authorize the SUI
pervsor OF the town Of COpake to borrow money ON the
credit OF the town.
The roll was then called and only "a members were
found 20 be present
The Assembly then adjourned.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
NORTH CAROLINA.
CONDITION OF THE FREEDMEN.

CONDITION OF THE FREEDMEN.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-Col J. V. Bomford, Acting
Assistant Commissioner OF the Freedmens Bureau at
Raleigh, n. c. reports MajorGen. Howard, under date
Of JAM 90 the operations Of the Bureau In hat State
during the month Of December last He states that the
than ordinary severity Of the cold season. together
with the diminished call for labor has caused much dest
tuton and large demand upon the Government has in
consequence been made for food The issue of raons TO
destitute whites did not commence until the middle OF the
month, which ISSUE including that to the regularly or
gained hospitals and asylums amounted TO 1922 u IA
tons Many OF the subdlstrcts, where destulOn pre-
vailed had not been heard from at the end of the month
In consequence Of the difficulty Of investigating cases IN
parts OF the state the scarcity OF employment ana
prevailing restitution has led many OF the freed people 10
ties to Texas Mississippi Arkansas, and Tennessee
Some time ago orders received 70 break up the
settlements along the coast as rapidly as possible,
without injury TO the freedmen located there Inc
population OF Roanoke Island has been reduced Onchaf
since September last $50 persons having left during De
De obtained All these people have found employment III
the Eastern counties, where they have located TINS being
the when schools arc most prosperous CO! O'
ford reports favorable IN the work OF euucatOn
On the 3lst OF December there In operation lib
schools, with 100 teachers and 39 pupils Since trans
the Bureau arrests have been made by its Officers ana
hut few OF criminal character came under their no
tce. all OF which referred to the proper tribunals
During the month there were under treatment IN inc
various hospitals Ia the State 1851 persons. or this NUM-
Der there 575 discharged aud % deaths leaving stu
Charlotte few OF smallpox appeared, but all arc
now cOuValcsccnt.
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CANADA.
nv TELEGRAPH To rnr TRIBUNE.

rEtEGRiFH To THE TRIBUNE
MONTREAL, Jan. 2s.-The Montreal papers strongly
condemn the verdict in the Rev. Joseph Robas case,
which attributed 10 the talent OF his counsel The dis
count on American invoices for the ensuing week ia 90
N March.
90 England by few citizens Of Quebec To aid the suffer
from the late coery explosions Only II vessels are
being built here TINS WINTER Which Is 1858 thah nun tno
usual number.
A ROMAN CATHOLIC MRACTE-TIIE VIRGIN MARY
CURES SICK NUN.
MONTREAL. c. E. Jan 2S.-A document has been
published by authority 81 the Roman Catholic Bishop Of
Quebec giving at great length the particulars OF mirac-
uous effected last NewYears Day by the imnacu
late Virgin Mary and the authenticity Of which is certified
by Dr. Lachane graduate Of the Layel University The
Of the miracle the Jesus Mary Convent at Point
Levi, opposite Quebec.
In NovembcrisCa nun OF that institution sster Mary
f. Thomas after an attack OF pleursy went into con-
sumptiye decline. Last May hemorhage Of tho lungs
commenced In the month Of December she had 10 take
10 her bed being unable TO dross herself The symptoms
became worse and her conessor began to administer the
last consultations OF religion Az ms stage me superior 3i
the convent told her To pray for cure She did So I'D
dressing herself the Immaculate Mary The other nuns
that New Years Day would witness cure. ON the
3Ist OF December, candles were kept burning al day
before tho image OF Mary AZ o'clock on new
Years morning she arose, after refreshing Sleep PCT
feetly cured. When the Doctor came she opened the
door him. and he on seeing her was thunderstruek
and believed he dreaming lie now cernes thht on
the 3st Of December she was III the as stage OF punO
nary consumption ana that on me Isl u;y Oh January
she was instantly cured and that the cure Is mirnce
A PARISH DIVIDED.
decree by the Catholic Bishop OF Montreal dividing
the Parish OF Montreal has created great excitement
among his flock At present the Irish and the
ishes out Of one. This decree would de-
prive the Irish Of the Church which they now have ex
eusvey 10 themselves and would render It necessary
for natioualtes to worship together which neither
would like. Mr. Beaudry left Saturday FOR Rome, 10
protest against the Bishops decree behalf OF the
Church Wardens OF the French Catholics. Hon. Darcy
McGeo, IL is understood will also walt upon the Pope
when In Europe protest behalf Of the Irish popua
ton.
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CASUALTIES.
DROWNED IN THE EAST RIVER,

i
Last evening man named Sweeney fell from the
plank OF the schooner Wild Deer lying 40 Pier NO
u, East River, and drowned. The body was re-
covered after and conveyed TO the Second Precinct
Station House, where Coroner was notified to hOd an
inquest.
ACCIDENT on THE PORT MORRIS RAILROAD. -
Yesterday morning little boy nam med Joseph ii
Jones' about eight years OF while In the act OF cross
ing the track Of the Port Morris Railroad Jayness
iron fOundery, in the town Of MOrrisa, I'm front OF a
fell across the track and before he had time get upon
his feet the engine and tender passed his body,
instantly killing him. The engineer blew down breaks
Immediately after the boy fell and reversed the motion OF
the engine but the train did not stop until the engine and
tender passed over his body. His manged remains
taken 10 the residence OF his parents IN Meose and the
Coroner notified '....f
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
By TELEGRAPH
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 27.--Thomas J. Seliott, formerly
from Virginia. clerk at the Nashville Railroad Depot
was killed there yesterday by bcng accidentally
by the locomotive OF the Bardst0wn train.
SUDDEN DEATHS
BOSTON, Jan. 2S.-Mr. EbenezeT Weeman, 20 years
of a soldier OF the war OF 1872 died suddenly at his
residence in ChaIlestOwn Saturday OF the heart dis
ease The deceased was an esteemed citizen and Tor the
last 40 years well-knOwn iron manufacturer
SPRISGFIELD Mass, Jan 2s-Phenas BrOoks OF refer.
sham died OF apOpcxy Friday while going 10 the well
for pail Of water. He was rs years old
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH IN PUBLIC SCHOOL,
SPRINGFIRLD Mass, Jan. 28.-Messa I. Donovan,
little girl eight years old burned 70 death tnls
morning In one the public schools OF this city, by her
clothes taking fire from a stove
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE ALBANY, Jan. -.
The Senate met at 1880 p. m.
HIIIS INIRODUCED.

The Senate met at 1880 y. m.
BILLS INTRODUCED. -,
BY Mr.. LA BAU rep, Richmondl-To incorporate tns
Board OF Domestic Missions Of tho Reformed , Dlvn
Church II Incorporates John A. Hardenburg Robert
H. Pruyn Isaac n Wyckon and their associates una sue
cessor the real and personal estate Of said M
I'm this State not TO exceed the annual increase OF
BY Mr.. LOW Rep., MISUNDERSTANDING the Maa a
town, Unionvile and WaterGap Railroad 10 use iu'J
pound rail. - -, - .,o
BY Mr.. IT, G. MURPHY Dem, Kings)-IFo amend IN, uhe
water grant 20 william Beard and others IN mont OF
lands In the Twelfth Ward OF Brooklyn as to provide
that nothing therein shall be construed to authorize c
persons named to extend any pier orr other STRUCTURE w
yond the sea-wa line .,
BY Mr.. 0'DONNELL Nep., Lewisl-To mako genera
throughout the State the provisions OF the EXCISE Law" III
force In the Metropolitan District -
Also 20 prohibit the employment by railroad companies
OF persons as conductors engineers brakeme, OF sWtc
men, who shall mako OF intoxicating liquors as .
beverage and any company violating this act 20 be SUP
ject TO fine Of not less than $500 than 5000 ao
liable for all damages which any person may sustain d!
the employment or retention OF such persons.
BY Mr.. NlCKS lRcp., Ciiemung-Authorizlng tho con
structon OF harbor breakWgbr at the Junction OF tne
Chemung Canal With Seneca Lake. and authorizing w
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LAND oFFICE REPORTS.

BH TKLKGRAPH TRIBUNE AM, -. -.
The Commissioner OF the General Lang Ohce mas just
completed Of the list Of selections preliminary 70
Of amounting In the aggregate 70 ZO
srrss H. M buipg brbor canal al Portage Lake, kewe
nav Point Lake Superior authorized By the act OF Congress approved
March 3 1868 - = ~ =, - j,
a, he dneral Land once exhibits the site OF the laid
bloc and lots proof that the city contains over 1000 inhabitants
Court House many business houses and private
Tde and showing this aourshng little city the
Wshos Conny is the growth Of little three years
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DIED.

AYAR-Iu Brooklyn Monday morning. Jan "a William Seymour
eldest Of Frederick aud MARY i. Aymar aged
The and friends Of the family invited attend the funeral
tho residence Of bis parents No 10 Cnnonst Brooklyn
Wednesday morning. Oth inst at IL o'clock without further invita-
CARLSLEon Sunday Jan o. George only Of James and
Lucy HELEN Alexander Carlisle aged month and days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral this Tuesday afternoon O'clock No. i27 Bas,
Thirty ninhst
FRBNC-A Railway NewJeey Sunday tho 18th Inst James
French NJ aged % A French graduate OF Anherst
College the class Of 1889 instructor Of Greek and Latin TOR s
years the Protestant Episcopal Academy OF Phaieh ana QUO
lS4 glssagf lsysoIs W. siv SsUsu o. As~' As
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Colorado. which II is proposed TO admit as state,
contains as has already been stated population less
than 200 while the present ratio Of representation is
$4,000 There be that can perceive IOr
the admission OF Colorado that would not apply with
equal force 20 nearly every other Territory now or
ganzed. and submit whether II this bill becomes law,
II will be possible 20 resist the logical conclusion that
such Territories Dakota Montana and Idaho must
DC received states whenever they present themselves
without regard to the number Of inhabitants they
may respectively contain. Eight or ten new Sena-
tors and four or five new Members Of the
House Of Representatives would thus be admitted 70 rep
resent population scarcely exceeding that which any
other portion OF the nation Is entitled 70 but single mem
her OF the Houseof Representatives while the average
for two Senators In the Union constituted Is at
least 100000 OF people 1t would surely be unjust 90
all other sections OF the Union TO enter upon policy with
regard TO the admission Of States which might result
In comforting such dpr0p0rtOnae share OF Influence
In the National Legislature upon communities
which In pursuance OF the wise policy OF our
fathers should for some years 20 come be retained
under the fostering and protection Of the National
Government II It Is deemed Just aud expedient now TO
depart from the settled policy Of the nation during all It's
history and TO admit all the Territories TO the rights and
privileges Of States irrespective Of their population or
Illness government IL Is submitted whether il
would not be we'll TO devise such as will bring
tho subject before the country for consideration and de-
siOn This would seem TO be evidently WISE because as
has already been stated II IL Is right to admit Colorado
there for the exclusion Of the other Terrific
es IL Is 70 these suggestions that Enabling
~ was passed authorizing the people Of Colorado
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 90, 1867.
construction of bridge over the Chemuns Canal in

construction OF bridge over the Chemung Canal in
Elmira, and to abandon Bridge No. 8.
by Mr. KLINE REP Neutrality-suspicious. an iron bridge
over Chanplain Canal I'm the Village Of Waterford.
Also bl authorizing the town Of Johnstown to loan
bonds 10 the Fonda, JOhnstOwn and GloyersYie Ral-
road Company. Ordered TO a third Reading
Also a bin amending act authorizing the Emanuel
Congregation OF NewYOrk hold and convey real estate
Also bill for closing up the affairs OF the Bank Of
Monroe.
Also bill authorizing the Frst-st Presbyterian Church
Of New-1ork 20 give its property to the Newfork CITY
Mission and Tract Society
Also bill authorizing the town Of Cortland Westchester
County, to borrow S. 500
The Senate then adjourned
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ARMY GAZETTE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

BY TELEGRAPH
reyet Major John L. Woods Assistant urermaster Of Volunteers
dn Department Arkansas connection with dsntermen
Mr. Wilson formerly Of the l3 Peunsyiranl Volunteers has
received an appointment Second Lieutenant the Goth u = Infantry
The 10th C. Infantry Col Nelson A. Ms commaning WHICH
has been recruiting time with It's m Nash
non has nearly Completed rs organization IL being The FIRST Of the
Infantry regiments far ADVANCED will soon leave Tor Tie depart
ment OF the South 70 do duty In that department
The following the Veteran Reserve Corps have been mus
hnorab discharged the service OF The United States as OF
the dates set opposite their names:
John Leonard Captain 18th Regiment to date January
1861 49,.
Frs. Lieut. j. L. Quentin 18th Regiment date January 1861
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NAVY GAZETTE.
srrILReRAPH TO THE rRrBuSs.

TNIbUNE
Mate Collins J. Anderson has resigned -
Mdshipmen Washbume Maynard aud John j. Hicks who were
recently ordered the Ssuehnna have had their orders revoked ana
have been placed on waiting order
Joseph swim has been ordered 10 the Susluehanns
The steamer Osceol which been fitting At the Boston ar
has ordered relieve the steamer Florida III The South atlantic
The steamer Pawnee sailed from the Portsmouth Navyfa n H.
Inst NewYork for tue South Atlantic squadron
The Tag Of Rear Admiral james Palmer commanding me non
Squadron hosel the steamer SusqaeAaunA al WE navy!
Yard New.York the afternoon Of the 23d lusl H., =,
second Asst Eng Alfred Brewer the ULd States Navy died al
n. T., M the 18th inst
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THE WEATHER.

BY TELEGRAPH TRiBusE.
BosToN, Jan. 2S.-Wind west; clear; thermometer
227.
WORCESTER. Mass, Jan. 2s.-Wnd northwest; clear;
thermometer 100.
CINCINNATI Jan 2sTbe river fell three inches up to
Yesterday has risen since then six inches, and there
are now i3 feet Of water in the channel The weather Is
clear and the Thermometer reads 81 degrees above zero
FoRr MONROE, Jan. 2S-The weather Is cold and wind
turning easCrly.
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THE PACIFIC COAST

Br TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE - - -. -,
SAN Francisco, Jan. 2S-The steamer Continental,
from Mazatlan brings $4,000 OF treasure.
The ship Reynard has sailed for New-Iork .
Choice Santa Clara Wheat Is quoted to-day at II 80 v
100 o. Flour-Extra, So Superfine, s. 50 Z 100 10
The following the quotations OF Mining stocks
Savage 75O Crown Point, $25 Yellow Jacket, S6s5
Gould Curry $40; Ophir sl49 Imperial, $685. Legal
tenders are selling at 74t.
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TIE SANDWICH LSLANDS.

FAILURE OF A BUSINESS FIRM-LEPRosY.
BY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
SAN Francisco Jan. 2S-The ship Milton, Badger,
from the Sandwich Islands brings Honolulu dates to the
18th Of January. The firm Of Walker, Allen Co.. had
failed and the event cast gloom the entire business
community .,,,-, ,
The erosy prevailed TO fearful extent In the island Of
Waulauki. Thomas +. Wilson had taken charge OF the
Consulate as there no Consul in the place
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NEW-AlEXICO.
RICH GOLD MINES DISCOVERED.

' TELEoRAPH TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 28.-The Salt Lake Videtie contra
diets the report Of the murder by Indians of party OF
New-Mexican miners who were out prospecting; The
missing party have returned to the settlements and re-
port rich deposits OF gold as having been discovered by
them.
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LOUISIANA.

By rELsGRaPu Il
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2S.-The Legislature met this
morning, The message Of the Governor was read and
ordered 10 be printed Committee Of seven was ap-
pointed by the House to revise the State constitution
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THE AsIA's MAILS.

by TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
BosrON. JAN 2s-The mail per steamship Ash
win close at 4 o'clock Wednesday morning, and she vii
sail for Liverpool at daylight.
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THE TERRITORIES.
MONTANA.

By TELEGRAPH TRIBrNE
ST. LOUIS, No, Jan. 2s.-Adyices from Montana
states that desperadOcs in that Territory have again
became so bold as 10 call out from the old Company Of
Regulators anOce that the Reorganization OF the Com
pany has become necessary and That hereafter all Offend
crs will be summaTily dealt with.
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vTauruin0G oods.

CARD-w JACKSON No. 55I BROADWAY, has constantly 90
Of Bombarnes and all othes Morning prss
Goods Bonnets Shaws Coak Walls Grapes Handkerchen
Gloves n Blades waited with goods at the residence
order short notice No 5S Broadway opposite Iusn
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IDAHO.

TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
SAN Francisco, Jan. ga telegram from Idaho
saws that Cen Crook has returned TO Fort Lyon with 100
prisoners and SO horses that he had captured great
many Indians were killed, though the number Is not
stated A big fight Is expected soOn
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TEXAS.

REPORTED MASSACRE OF TROOPS BY INDIANS.
81 THK TRIBUNE
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 2s-It is reported that the
United states troops stationed near Jackson, Texas, had
boon attacked by the Indians and 40 Of them killed.
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NEW-ENGLAND.
LIQUOR PROSECUTIONS IN BOSTON.

LIQUOR PROSECUTIONS IN BOSTON
By TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNE
BOsroN Jan. 26-Ihc State COnstabulary prose-
cuted s73 persons in this city during the last week for
selling liquor Tie City Police made 265 arrests during
the same time fol YaIiOus Offonses
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RrRGLARY AT HASTINGS.


The residence of John Thompson. esq, in the VII
lage OF Hastings Westchester County entered by
thieves last sunday night, and gold watch and chain
clothing valued at $275 were stolen The thieves made
sixshooer from his bedroom window. II is thought one
of tho shots took effect OF the thoves for blood
found on the snow for some distance from tho
house.
COMMITTED ON A CHARGE OF FIRING SHIP.
The colored man. John Robinson, who was arrested
Bessngon while the voyage from Manila, has been
committed for trial by U. s. Commissioner jackson In de-
fault OF 5000 bail
ARREST OF A wE1L-KNowN PrCKPocKET.
Maria Blake, well-mown pickpocket, was last
evening arrested by Capt Wogl9m OF inc tortyiith
at the foot OF Grandst Brooklyn q D. on complaint OF
having picked the pocket OF Mrs Holland OF no, % Nort
sixth ST. who crossed IN the boat OF Portmonnae
containing 81 co. on being searched the money was i0
In the prisoners possession, and she was locked up ss
picture which has graoed the Thieves Gallery" for
years has been frequently admired she is SAID 70 ne
leading member OF aband OF thieves well known In spring
st., New-York.
PosT-oFFIcE THIEF HELD FOR TRIAL"
sT TELEGRAPH T TRIBUNE
spRINGFIEID, Mass. Jan. 2s-Charles Rhoady is
missioner Boston for stealing letters from the FchDurg
PostOffLoe. .
TIE sPEIMIRE DIVORCE CASE.
CINcISNATI. Jan. 2s.-The Spelmire divorce case,
weeks was decided to-day by Judge Murdoch, who
granted a decree OF divorce
SUICIDE AT NEw-HAvEN
Nrw-UAyPN Jan @-Yesterday, woman by the
name OF Mrs Lotte Martin committed suicide ut saloon
An Unionst by taking dose OF laudannm; To-day a
T,ntv Church Inyads House. attempted to kin herself
by cutting her throat with razor nearly seyerng the
expected to live Depression OF spirits the cause as
signed in both cases.
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
1T TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
CNcNNATr Jan. 26.-Trains on the Atlantic and
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SUSPENSION.

~ TRIBusE
CINCINNATI jan 2-Keys Brothers e. CO.. stock
brokers' and Glass Co.. bankers, have suspended,