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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Dec. 7l.-Sugar u a 8 reals ~ arobe
for No. IL Dutct andard Exchange on London
1871 premium;I IN New York "a a 24t discount
long sight and! q ga discount short sight.
LIVERPOOL ,.23-Evening.-The Cotton mark
ct closed easy; adling upands 5-16d in port, and
sd TO arrive iddling Orleans 15d;; sales 10000
bales. Breafh ifs and Provisions unchanged Pre-
dnce market al throughout the day and quotations
unchanged.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 23-Evcnin gu. S. 5-2O's
closed at II.
LONDON, Dec. 24-i.2o P. M-Consols 92t for mon
ey and account.
nois Central shares S73; Erie Railroad shares 42l
LIVERPOOL, Dec. M-1.20 P. M Cotton heavy;
sales will not exceed 5000 bales. Breadstufs-C
quiet Wheat firm. Provisions-Peas declined to
ass Tallow AS. Bacon Ais. Other articles unal-
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. A.-The Constitutional
Convention to-day almost unanimously adopt
ed Mr.. Cooley's resolution rejecting the bond
ordinance and adopted instead the ordinance
amendments. As adopted the ordinance pro-
vides that direct tax of one mill per cent on
all real and personal property shall be COL
lected by sheriffs.
An ordinance was also adopted, appointing a
committee to negotiate loan to relieve the
immediate necessities of the Convention. IF
successful in negotiating loan the money
collected as tax is to be placed to the credit
of that loan in the treasury.
STATE FAIR.
The exhibition of the products and manu-
features of British Honduras will form con-
siderable feature in the Louisiana State Fair
which is to be held in this city commencing
January 9TH.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 24-Edwin r. Cotton,
agent of the Adams Express Company in this
city, has not been seen or heard Of since Fri
day of last week, when he was in New York,
on the compaAy's business. All inquiries and
investigations to ascertain his whereabouts
have thus tar been unavaIling.
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SECOND National Bank.

THE Annual Meeting of Stockholders, Of the Sec
i ond National Bank, Portland, for the election
Of Directors and any other BUSINESS which may le-
galy come before them, will be Eeld at their Bank
ing room, on Exchange Street, asizr I'D n G
Tuesday, 14th january next, at 3 p. m.
.faslf Per Order fHs .IIlt -.
- W. H. STEPHENSON, Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 10, 1857. dcl3-dtd
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Application had been made to lay telt
graphic cable to st. Thomas,
REVOLUTION IN SAN DOMINGO.
Q o MI Nj f H CI.ALa


NEW YORK, Dec. A-6 P. M.-Money closed easy
att per cent. with exceptions at per cent Gold
closed at 1881 a 134 Government tiles firm al
Sub-Treasury to-day was sos, 500, 900.
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NEW YORK.

FL CRIMINAL MATTERS.
NEW YORK, Dec. M-The inquest over the
bodies of Mrs. Fall and daughter, in BROOKLYN,
closed last evening, but no verdict has been
rendered yet.
An unfinished brick building was blown
down yesterday, and a man badly injured, on
Goth street. An unfinished wooden dwelling
in Brooklyn was also blown down and two per-
sons injured. 8a1toa9
ROBBERY AND ARREST OF THE RoGUEs.
On Saturday night last the jewelry store of
Fl. G. Hooker, at Lambertville, was broken
open and robbed of $4590 worth of jewelry.
After robbing the store the robbers, three in
number, entered the room where Mr.. II and
wife were sleeping, and by making threats and
brandishing a large knife, succeeded in getting
$500 in money, jewelry and clothing. Yester-
day morning the robbers, named Sam Pad
dock, Charles Collins and Matthew Walters,
were arrested in Bordentown where they were
having carousal, together with some bottles
Of chloroform, skeleton keys, a revolver and
dirk knife. lid
f EXPRESS DIFFICULTIES SETTLED.
1t is announced to-day that the Merchants
Union, Adams, American and United States
Express Companies have entered into an agree
ment by which all difficulties in business mat
tiers are finally adjusted.
rIe FATAL ACCIDENT.
BUFFALO, Dec 24-Thomas FURY, fire.
man on the Niagara Falls division of the New
OOhcld al idliOouj w 40 hlIICu buic hiolhlh S
by his head coming in contact with bridge as
the train approached this city.
YELLOW FEVER AT QUARANTINE.
The health officer at quarantine, Staten Is
land. has telegraphed the Sanitary Superin-
tendent that two deaths from yellow fever had
occurred on board the steamer North Alneri-
ca, which arrived from st. Thomas yesterday
and one sick passenger had been sent to the
hospital. After fumigation it is proposed to
release the steamer and the healthy passen.
gers. ..,. go
OBSERVANCE OF CHRISTMAS.
Christmas will be observed here tomorrow
enjoyment of the usual festivities. The OBJ
servance of the day in the Catholic and Epis.
copal Churches will be very imposing Ser.
vices will also be held in many OF the Other
churches in this city and the adjoining cities
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-A fire occurred in Stew
ems lumber yard to-day The loss will proba.
bly, reach $4,000; partially insured in local
comuanies
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TEXAS,
INDIAN pEpREpArIoNs

NEW ORLEANS Dec. M-Galveston (Texas,
advlces state that the Kickapo Indians have
committed murders and outrages on the Rio
urande and crossed into Mexico. Judge Moo
sion to indict and claim them from Mexico
under the extradition treaty
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To Let.
To Let. ...-...
WITH Board, pleasant rooms, at No 80 ranforth
w oc2Sdtf
To- LET,

4 BOUT 800 feet Of the lower end Of Custom House
N Wharf, and the Warehouses and Offices there
quire Of -..--4, LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
sept11u 139 Commercial Street.
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e u IL y r Il .
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
;. LONDON, Dec. 23-Evening-The regular po
lice force of this metropolis has been largely
increased.
Timothy Desmond and Jerry Allen, the al
legged perpetrators of the Cierkepweli expIo-
sion, were brought before magistrate to-day
and underwent preliminary Examination, at
the close OF which they were remanded to
jail
DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, Dec 23.-The question of the
transfer of the Danish West India Islands to
the United States will be submitted to popu-
iar vote of the inhabitants of these colonies in
January next.
ROME, Dec. 23-The Holy Father in an allo-
cutlon congratulated his hearers on the defea
OF Garibaldi and the preservation of the Holy
See from great danger.
FLORENCE, Dec 23.-The National Parla-
ment will, at an early day, vote to re-affirm in
solemn manner its declaration that the city
OF Rome belongs to Italy as the capital of the
nation.
In consequence of the adverse vote at the
conclusion of the debate in the House of Dep
uties last week, the members of the Cabinet
have rendered their designations to the King,
but await the Judgment of his Majesty on their
acts The new ministry, it is reported, will
probably be organized under Marshal Duran
do. E .r
PARIS, Dec 23.-The governments of France
and Italy have commenced negotiations for
the abrogation of the September convention,
with the understanding that any agreement
they may arrive at in the matter shall be SUBJ
mitted for the approval of the other powers of
Europe.
The Italian Parliament, by recent vote, re-
fused to pay the interest on the debt of the
provinces formerly belonging to the States of
the Church, which debt was assumed by Italy
when those provinces were annexed to the
kingdom and the French government has sent
a dispatch to Florence protesting against this
action of the legislature.
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First National Bank.

THE Stockholders OF this Bank are hereby notified
that their annual meeting for the choice of
Directors and the transaction of any other business
legally brought before them, will be held at the
Bank. on Ht' ~ a
Tuesday tho fourteenth day of January
next, Mt ten 0'c iock I'm the forenoon.
WILLIAM e. GOULD. Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 10, 1861, u decl4-dtd
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| SaleratuS.
lSaleratus " fb 100 II
Salt.

hid. Is bus. a 90 a $50
Cagliari s bu. a % a 476
Liverpool. :. a 90 a 450
Grind Butter. 80 a
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GABLE TO ST. THOMAS.


Dates from Porto Rico are to the 18th inst.
Shocks of earthquake were felt on the 10th
aud 18th inst. saa
CABLE TO ST. THOMAS.
Application had been made to lay tele-
graphic cable to st. Thomas.
REVOLUTION IN SAN DOMINGO.
A dispatch from Santiago de Cuba to-day
reports that the revolution against President
Cabral and in favor of Baez had been success
Jul, and that Cabral had been defeated in a
doubted. rll :
A later telegram from Santiago de Cuba
states that well Informed persons there doubt
the news of the defeat of Gen. CabraPs forces
in st. Domingo, as well as the announcement
that pronunciamento had been made in IA
vor of ex-President Baez.
ANNEXATION REPORTS CoNTRADIcTED.
HAVANA. Dec. A-The report published in
the American newspapers that the home gov
eminent has proposed to sell Cuba and Porto
Rico to the United States, is not supported by
advices from Spain, and is undoubtedly pure
invention. 1t is pronounced false by the high
est authorities of the Island. The Cubans are
much amused by the story. fE
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Canal National Bank.

THE Annual meeting Of Stockholders OF Tho
Il Canal National Bank of Portland" for the
election OF Seven Directors, and for the transaction
OF any other business that may legally GENE before
them, will be held at their Banking House on
Tuesday, the i4fh day of January, 1865,
l mt II o'clock A. M.
B. G. SoMERBY, Cashier.
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To he Let,
WANTED.

THE second and fourth stories of Store No. Isl
Middle Street, Hopkins Block. Apply to
sept23dtf ST. JOHN SMITH.
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To Let.

reA Part of House to Let.
A PPLY to the subscriber at his place of business,
n No. 125 Middle street, or on the premises sec,
ond house from the Western Promenade on Bram-
hal Street. .TE,sf LEON NJ, BOWDOIN
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SOUTH AME RICA.

RICHMOND, Dec. 24.-The order mastering
out Geo. O. Brown as head of the Freedmen's
Bureau in Virginia has been revoked.
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CAN A DA.


THE SHIP CARPENTERS STRIKE.
QUEBEc, Dec. M.-Two ship yards have been
reopcned in this city, their proprietors having
provided against interference by the Ship Car
penters' Union. ~
REPORTED LOSS OF STEAMSHIP HIBERNIAN.
There is some excitement in Montreal in
consequence of contradictory reports of the
loss of the steamship Hibernian.
MAN DROWNED.
KNGsToN, Dec. 24-To-day, a man AIMED
Salond, while crossing on the ice from Wolf
Island to this city, broke through and was
drowned.
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THE brick and wooden building ocrupied by
Messrs. Davis, Baxter & Co., on Richardson's
Wharf, . t-.i' ''tE
Terms liberal, possession given first December
For further particulars enquire of
4. X. UPHAM,
Oct 23-dtf ers " q ID 1928 Commercial St.
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BOar(ierS Wanted
LOST AND FOUND.

A FEW Gentlemen boardeis, or gentleman and
a vile, can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st
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-..l--.,.tqa. Wanted. -ssf.. srvsi.
10000 FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
merciai, near foot of Emery street. 80 =.
Proposals will also be received for Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be seen at the office of the
Company, 1894 Commercial, at corner of Union 81.
reDl2d&wr -fVftF T. C. HERSEY
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FRANCE.
WEST INDIES.

MORE EARTHQUAKES IN PORTO RICO n
New York, Dec. "a An Havana special
has the following: ,l....-a as-lq1- 81 f
Dates from Porto Rico are to the 18th inst.
Shocks of earthquake were felt on the 10th
and 18th inst. cl sa ~
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ANNUAL ME ETINGS.
Mer,bants National Rank

THE Stockholders In this Bank are hereby noti-
fed that the Annual Meeting, tor the choice Of
Directors, and the transaction OF such business as
may legally oe brought before them, will be holden
at the Bank, on 'e'
Tuesday, january 14th 1865. mt 10
o'clock, A. N.
CHAS. PAYSON Cashier.
Portland, Dec. 10, 1857. dc13-2tawtd
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NILSSON RI.
DEATH OF HON. RO

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 24.-Hon. Robert Smith, for
mery a member of Congress from the Alton
District. Ill, died at his residence near Alton,
last night. Mr.. Smith was native of Peter.
hnrn n III. -------- - - - IL
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Wanted. Wanted!

WdHGCU, w d0ItUs -
FARMERS, Lambermen, Merchanics. orany other
scood, or to do any kind of work, can find them at
this office Also, all persons wishing good girls for
housework. hotels, Saloons stores &c.. can find them
here at short notice. - A. j. COX q CO..
Employmenta and General Business Agents, No. 3513
Congress Street.
November 25. ~ 'a.i- DIFF
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Casco National Ranlr

IINHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders IN "The
Casco National Bank of Portland" will be
held, at their Banking House --..' -
Tuesday, january I4ih 1S6S, at 10 Ia
-if.. ,4s- o'clock A. w, .--et. \. 4
for the election of Directors and for the transaction
ofsuch other business as may legally come before
them. HA E7
e. p. GERRISH, Casbicr.
December 10, 1861. .fI.H-. s..r sFia' dec1g did
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CORRECTED BY WIN. IL. WOOD Sc SON.
stock and Exchange Brokers, CT Elk. ST.. Portl an
For the week ending Dec "a. 1867.
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cluRI CklEEpAR-Inls DAY.

surRxvs CouRr, cRcurr-psrt I. Short causes, Nos.
14l9 25s7, 275l, 1885, e39 3o93, 3lsl, slss soso,
2607 2l6l 1927, 2l5e 29s7, 1927. 2a95, 302, 1891,
2173 2795. Part q Short Nos. 2i46, 1900,
300i 2l60, 29So, 3240 324l 1914, 3020 1852. 1902,
1882 3o74, s2s2, $780, 2i3o, 321s, 1906, 3052. ao5o,
$50, 1851, l44 1884. $780, l044 697, 1915 s92 422,
1910 1914, 1850, 1920 65i, S53.
SUPREME CoURr--SPEolAL TERM Demurrer No. l3.
l42, 1885, 1877
suPREaB CouRr-CHAxBERs- ls2 l33 ls4, l35,
1886 $50 257 25s 2so 2sl, 2sax. 2s3, ss4 General call
surEmoR CouRr-TRrAL rrRx-Part 1. Nos 2e75,
1911 30l9, 1899, 3037, 3079 2e7e. 1928 3osa 30s5,
30S7, 30s9, 3091, 3093 30e5. Part Nos 29s4 BIO,
sl2i $3.50, 1884, 3l70. 1862 3il6, $3.50, 3ls2, 2o76,
1854, 3l96, Slss, 2b58
CohNoN PLsAs-Part l. $50, s7o 900, $40, sl2, 500,
900, oss $50 b2i, e44, GAG, 647, 65l. 652 Part 2.
@ NSs m ll4s S24 s2S l4e So4 OPT, $50, esS. $780, SS7
MARINE Cousr-Nos 90, o. SO, 113, l2s 1872 1as
l34, 1885, lae, 49, 1ss, ls9, l4o, l4l, l42 49, l4A
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS The People James
Quigly, Patrick Collins. Timothy J. Gilmore. Patrick
Geraghy, Philip Coulter Edward Coulter, Michael Nolan,
John Regan, Bartholomew Gregan, Frederick Monahan,
John roole Michael Kelly, jeremiah Sullivan, Robert
Hosie, violating Boat law; George Mutt, Edward VIII
lams John Rogers, Mofatt George Johnston, Eliza
beth Facenhoz Albert Smith, disorderly house, James
brass knuckles Patrick Nelly, robbery. 1rst degree;
Charles Schultz, petit larceny; John Rogers, Hugh o.
Rourke Samuel Campbell Harris Sweetman, George
Schneider Patrick Montague August Balte assault and
battery.
surREMr CouRr-CRcurr -BRookIYs-Nos. e7, 90,
ll6, lie, III, lls, l1s1s no. Reserved causes-Nos
o. "a, 40. ..f
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COMMON PLeks-TRIAL TERM.
A Whsskey Contract.
Before Judge DAILY.


Clark C. Wilson L. De Gerardin.-On the l4tn Of
December, 1866, agreement made by plaintiff
end defendant by which the latter was deliver to the
former, or before the 9th Of February hundred
barrels Of prime Kentucky whskey one days no.
tice at So 10 per gallon Between that and the 10Th of
December the contract, which included deposit Of
margin by the plaintiff Of S11 per barrel with pe.
spectable rm, reduced TO writing and that day
She contract taken by his broker 10 the
ond actually received by him. Some question then
arose between them TO the firm with whom the
deposit should be made and the defendant his broker
directed the plaintiffs broker TO return O'Clock
and handed him back the papers. At about
the broker returned, but in the two
hours Of his absence whiskey had risen Eve
cents gallon. The defen dans told the broker II was
600 late and when the 4h Of February. the plaintiff
demanded his whskey he was refused whskey had
chen risen to 50 81 and there IL 900 gallons
question, the difference amounted to e2,3l0 The de-
Sendant claims that there never accepted con
tract and that II there the plaintiff by falling 10
The court held that the chief question for tho Jury
WAs whether the contract had been actually competed
= the first interview the 10th December If then
e second interview relating only TO its fudlment did
not impair the plaintiffs right, If he at all times
ready to fulfil his side of the contract.
The Jury rendered q verdict for the plaintiff for the
smount demanded-$2,3l0.
Disagreement.
Kennd Nrdus-In this SUIT brought for an alleged
assault and battery by Mrs. Strauss upon Mrs Kenna
accompanied by hair pulling, the jury were unable TO
agree
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COURT uF stsEaAl SESSIONS.
Before Recorder H0cke,t.

Before Recorder Hnckett
This court in session only hour yesterday but
IN that time number Of indictments carefully OK
amined by District Attorney Hail. brief consultations
nad with counsel in reference case and pleas
ceived and entered with marvellous despatch and without
The least friction II the prisoners had not pleaded
guilty would have taken several hours TO try each one
q them; but Mr. Hall, by communicating with the bur.
counsel being the channel OF communcaion succrcied
IN getting them TO plead guilty Thus by the qrck
Judgment and experience of the prosecuting ofacer.
saved WIZ
The case OF John W. Peitisrew, contractor who IS
tudicted Tor nuisance on Second which Il
alleged serious injury has resulted several persons
was TO have been tried Yesterday but in consequence Of
the previous engagements of counsel the trial was post
poned til Monday, tho 25th inst.
John Williams, who was indicted for burglary in tho
Sy g re- 90 the
We burga iously entered, and dresses valued 1927
George Henderson, alias Robert Sampson. pleaded
guilty 70 burglary tho third degree, tho indie ment
being Tor the second grade OF that crime IL appears
mat on the l2th OF August the occupied by John
n Sands at the St Nicholas Hotel, burgarionsly
enered and sleeve buttons and other cwelry bsion
The detective OF the hotel subsequently found some OF
zoe articles in another room The crcum stances imyli.
eating Henderson were srong
Wm Lews, who was joIny Indicted With another
ply or stealing two pairs OF sleeve buttons worth S45
from NE store OF Messs tiffany the 27h u February
Resoea guilty TO the charge
a. ssmes M,nee pleaded guilty an indictment chare.
ae MN WIN the larceny OF number of watches IL
ppstea from The complaint that on The night OF the
reoruary the Jewery store Of Lionel Jacohs I77
,a,,,as ay, was burgariousy entered by unknown
Vas no $4,000 worth Of Watches stolen Incrc
nras, mohy showing that Trimble committed the
s".sn ou. snort time after tho occurrence the de-
identified. in his possession "neh RI 1acops
James Johnson alias James Egan u,e.dsd y,,,,v ~
a. ssa., syan sn nlm with an assault With intent
OF March. " "'OsuNhy, on the ~
Friday, the 22d inst. ''' 'eo'euos uh
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the CASE or THE STEAMSHIP BAL TIC.

II will be remembered that not long since the steamer
Baltic, of the New York and Bremen line was attached
by the United States Marshal by virtue OF execution
issued at the suit of Messrs Poon the ship builders
and that the vessel sailed from this port with Deputy
Marshas McCay, Dryer aud Jarvis These officers were
sent ashore in tug before the Baltic had reached Sandy
Hook Since this warrants have been issued
Tor the arr ST OF Captain Isaac Taylor President; X
Hl attorney, and Charles Borscher Superintendent of
The line, ard also Marshal White, Sandy Hook pilot
all Of whom had been charged with illegally resisting
the Marshal while executing process issued from the
United states District Court The parties accused have
appeared before Commissioner Osborne and each given
bail in the sum OF coo TO the charge whenever
called 10 q %
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SUPREME cOuHT-cIRcUlT-pAaT 2.
Action 20 Recover $4,000 for Alleged False
Arrest and imprisonment.
Refore Judue Clarke

Action 20 Recover $4,000 for Alleged False
Arrest and imprisonment.
Before Judge Clerke.
Woy Benedict Us. Bernard WoH-The complaint in
shs action forth that the 18th day Of March, 1866
the defendant Wolf knowing that plaintiff had not COM
ned criminal offence, caused the arrest and incarcer
son Of the plaintiff without process warrant of law;
that the plaintiff confined in durance vile' for the
space Of night at the Houston street police station,
and until three O'Clock of the following day in the Essex
Market prison. and that the plaintiff only effected his
release upon payment the defendant OF $500, signing
receipt in full and agreeing not TO prosecute for false
Imprisonment. The complaint iurther alleges that IL
contrved plan to extort money the condition OF
plaintiffs release that the receipt contract given by
him not stamped, and procured by duress; and
that he suffered In mind, body and health, well
extent pecunarily and demands judgment In the
sum Of 81, 600. Fba co
Tho denies every allegation contained in the
complaint
II was elected p evidence that the pretext for the
Plaintiffs arrest the alleged embezzement Of 5000
BY him while in copartnership with the defendant at
Key West Florida. Case still on.
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sTATlH ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

BuRoLAny.- George Smith. colored man, was ar
rested Wednesday last, by officer johnson, Of Staple
ton for breaking into the stable OF General Harvey
Brown, OF Clifton, Monday evening last and steal
ing thcrefrom o set Of harness. valued at $50.
LARrSy.-A ycung man named John Carroll was ar
rested yesterday at stapeton complaint OF Benjamin
Ryder who sweas that Carroll In company with another
NOT yet caught on board Of his fishing smaoS
day iast week. and stole thererom wearing apparel >nd
pair Of boots, valued at $50 He 70 the cow
~ Jail
VIOLATION or rH1 Exusr IAw.-Heny Brnkmah,
Louis L,chsnsten. OF MddIstown and Joseph wiks Of
New Brighton, were arrested yesterday By Of1cer
NcGoin. for selling LIQUOR v,shout Z license.
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cruaT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Justices Bowling and Kelly

btiUfs JUSTICES UOW1lng and kclv
In this court yesterday the presiding justices dsroasa
Of forytwo separate charges OF which twenty two wsro
Tor assault and battery; eleven, petit larceny; three
violation Of Excise law; one, disordery house ono
cruelty cruelty 70 animals; two gaming, and two suspended
For '' s,rsinss hor.. nth .nov., pn,rn c.r..,
was fined $40
Henry Younsman, keeping dIsorderly houss al No
IeI warrington street. sentenced 10 six months
confinement In the Penltenary and $50 fine, and for
e80 eo ~ '''"' f'"''' vas ""'"
The charge against John Burns. No "a, East Thirty
'""e "ssss lor Violation Of thS Excise law IVES dis.