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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10
THE .STITE or TRADE.

DIT TELEGRAPH TuE TRIBUNE
NsE Jan gThc receipts Cotton ~ AL h ports since sept
B,ruoER 9The stock Of Cotton Ia hrs' hands comprises
500 in,,s N - tf,..-
prices are booked Tor 40 .oa ste 81
Cotton Low MdIues 3OdJlc shoulders in hulk Be; Sear
lie; $50 So Hogs. 60yic Flour supsrnnS =, 81
Rel Wheat ~ rs Corn, ShrNcd IN mk, Ne Bar w w
Ubsly bonl Molasscs, latrl re
MFMrnts 9.-CottonOiuary, Jc Mddi,.hsl 80 S'
NaYne Good Aling &c market dull ana .sa,t
duh at 3lsp3ltc for Mhhihng os
d.rand Tar 81 w. EoS $40
for No and 23d - ~ Tor No l.
U,frTMolE Jan g-The Flour market steady hu p'
Red there Prime or Choice m makI mste ora
u quoted ri ? 0J0Sl 05 per bush Yellow AZ ~ t =. a.,
IA III Ot5 III O for Old Soc Clover Seea quiet lhe f0'
SION market inacye Mess o 81 0o PuA suOuue' ~. LAl
and sales. l'uys snd sugars 1i" Win ~ihe
q - sny,r Yesterday 81 0dloic. ar Refining. -
CvcyNri 9-Fnu hm but Unchanged Hogs quiet Win
p. ouis, but with downward tendency Mess Pork Ss %
1rreu steady yesterdays quotations Lard nn prime
if advanced Kettle l pl2c Cotton quiet Gle WHISKY hra AZ
~ pa Gold ~ -. Exchange unchanged Money easr.
sFour hn bat unchanged Wheat steady and hrm
advance Of sol Oc Spring ~ 2So2 ~ Fall,
az AS Corn and lower H8090c Oats lower Rye, 81 p
,y steady Inactive Mes PoS dnh $@ WHISKY, " H. Hogs
Jan Cotton market srmer sales Of 800 bales Mddug
a2c strc Midding, 3'c. good MAilng SIC
sAvASHAH. Jan 9Cuon dull and hstle Offering; halng Jc
CHAEHsroS Jan s-Cotiou market hei sAes oil 800 bales 'a
CscAGo moderately active without decided change
Receipts 800 bb shpPsa-loo bb Spring EL,rss sre qnos
bush shppcd- 800 bush No. at % l19f S No al 81
o. And ~ IN a houses Corn dull and ic loweI NO
selling sole No At Zoe Oats du tale lower No 70 selling
lower Provision Mess Pork CITY Brands 10 - Gea
try Brands oil 70 Lard less active at tGltc nstsas1
opened active but closed quiet at TO bODFb 70 1--we
since Saturday ~ a bfas s4RRsd, Nj PTs'. gave ta9 S@-
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Judge HuAcLl
This Court disposed of very little criminal business
Yesterday. number the the calnndar were
adjourned give counsel engaged elsewhere an oppor-
tunity 20 De present.
A sHoPLRTER.-William H. Jones pleaded guilty TO
an attempt III grand larceny and was remandcd Edward
A. Nicholas, the complainant ~ In partnership WIN
others, and has n store ia Cunast The prisoner VINO
employed IN the building, went INTO the store
on the 9th OF November and stole two pieces o swVi
sos, which lying the counter: clerk noticed
him and had him arrested when no reached the sidewalk
by officer Heaney Of the Fifteenth Precinct Police ana
the ii Tx was found on him.
FEMALE STEALING CLOTHING. 90 Margaret Smith
pleaded guilty 20 attempt at grand larceny ana was
sentenced 10 the State Prison for two years ana SIX
months. She 10 enter the room OF Scion Nlh
terbOttOm No. 233 West Twenty on the Gun
Of NOvember and steal six articles OF male wearing up
parel worth 800.
LOSING AN ovERcoAT. - Edward scherber peaoeu
guilty to attempt at grand larceny ana was sehooo
20 the Penitentary for one year His msdeed was j"
stealing the Oyercoat OF Patrick Reilly, employed ~ .hc
Everett House, the 9th OF January he ""s o"usi' "
the act
STEALING PEDDLER's wAGoS.-Albert Gross hg'd Il
Yesgs pleaded guilty u " et6pRt ~ srs4a s@iSgnS
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LOUISIANA.
BY rELroRArH TO THE TEnrSE

~ TELEOkNH 10 THE IhlbtHE
BALTIMORE. Jan 9.-Shreveport advices represent
the country IN that vicinity generally OycifloWcd
FIRST Lieutenant Kuebb Of tie seventeenth United
States Infantry, has been appointed Assistant Commits
s8Iy Of Muscrs for the District o. Texas subject TO the
approval Of tine Secretary 81 War
The ll6th ColoIcd Infantry TO proceed to Louisville
Tor final discharge.
NEyy-OEfraNs Jan Gov. Wells announces that
b. wiz recommend to lhc Legislature ct the coming
session To employ penitcntuy coHNlcis, winch since
the war are far more numerous than before
strrlctinp airOads and other public works he be-
hcyes that this viii be found a great relief 10 the
State Treasury and greatly facilitate the building
Of the needed roads.
Adyices from the interior show that the negroes
have been very FESTIVE during the Christmas holidays
but quoting down since they are over. Gov. Wells
issued an order 10 Sheriff Parish Of Natghtochcs
which rocte that William Fisher was tried and con-
victed before the Ninth JuGIc Court OF the crime OF
murder and sentenced 10 SUIT death by hanging on
"a day 20 De fixed by the Governor lie designatcs
Saturday January - for the execution 10 take place
In the jail yard OF NatcEitOchcs.
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MARKET POLICE COURT.


po1IcY-SuoP KEEPERs II TRoUTIE.-On the 1st OF
January lIr A. b. Nicholson Of No IS Horato-st, made
an affidavit before Justice Ledvith. in which ne accused
W a. Rowe of Keeping gambling house at No lj6 MGR
cer He charges fiat the 20Jh ~ December, $780, he
purchased lottery ticket representing wager or bet AZ
the ab0vonamed place. and That the or bet dc
pendent upon tie drawing OF certain lottery known as
The Kentucky state Lottery" and the shelby College
Lottery Of Kentucky that he paid Lowe 40 cents fo the
policy and that Lowe received 10 in consideration 81 IN
Surfing him against the drawing Of the numbers OF said
policy. Similar complaints 10 tie number of - were also
made many Of thlm being by Mr. he5on Ferns OF No.
1Gi CrstOpher-st. The warrants issued required the
presence of the parties complained Of at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday, and, accordingly, the
OliCy-shop keepers appeared in gteat force.
The following persons baled by Mr. Joseph Burr
Of No go Broadway, in the of 500 each, to answer
at the Court Of Special Sessions: 49, -
W. y. Rowe No. 158 Mercer-st; John Niece NO. l$3
Seycnth.ave OuiB A. Bils No. l7G Grccnwch-sti 5 T.
smouson, Fut0n-st.; 0. o. Bills Grcenwichsty near We
sey-st; J. Packer, No. ParkrOwi T. Richmond, No .
COurtludt-st.: O. A. NaldTon, No. 1913 Broadway; IN
Murray, no. Hoiatio-st; ". T. Lessons, ChatAanst
Collins & Co, No AZ Brcomet; Charles Hrlse, 10 So
RoDlusous'. John Tcrhuue No. 500 Fuczst; D. Davis,
no. 1J4 TIltOust. J Gallagher, No is Wall-st; Nll
Troup. No 238 Graudst VIM Wylie, No ll9 West Broad
way John Doe, NJ. SO Ecseyo j. H. Stlrges No d
ysi0u-st. NJ Natchon, No. 1C3 Grceuwchst; G T. 5cho
ler No. 3l4 CaLast Antonio Ilesis, No. ia broadway
and j. MCDermOtt, No 100 CaTmiEc-st
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closing IS ass !, for Common and So 1896 Is Tor Good u

closing IS as5 Is for Common. and So 1896 IS Tor Good
Choice Extra.
MuwAuTEE Jan q-Four dun Xxx Il quoted At 80 Is wsax
doll and lower 81 10 for So O. for No and sl 70, No
Oats duh 4c Tor weak al 65c for New SbeNed Pe
dull; Gear SIDES Pork S8. Extra Prime ala
Dressed Hogs declining Receipts 200 bh Floa ID 0 bash
Wheat $500 bush oats bush Corn and Fo hogs oApnoatt
1000 bls Flour and To0 bush Wheat
BUFFALO 9Four au, hut fnm 2o bh No Srflng II
p and "A bb Choice Western Spring EEt 40 FlL y WAess
quiet but fn with r milling inquiry sales Of tgo ear loads Whts
- Corn quiet; Tote ~ %
oats quiet sales at Soc Barley moderate demands s ela
~ t3 Eye nominal ~ 81. POIsOns-Me~ PORK qurti sses
so 90 Lard qu sales IA al3c Bacon and Cot ats quiet and
nothing doing Dressed Hogs In fair demand saes a. =. 0oa
whisky fun saics OF - 3)Ds 2 40 By retsil
OsvEoo Jan Fou IN active demand principally FOR 'hs Interior
East end southern trade and tie lng,d sales Of 100
Tvs az Sl24$l2 - iof No spring ~? asi or led Wmiers
White and Double Tours
t7 ~ firm with gh rire demand. .res
bush Milwaukee Club BY sample - j5 obh So Do Al
Choice White Canada offered Corn quiet sales d
bush No Illinois 90 Al r. Oats quiet se o. Western So
Barley Rive nominal; Shorts lea b2l. ShrsFs f251
40; MUdur per tun Railroad freghts-FJar
Ton. 81 % New-lork, SOC % Albany, Doc.
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POLICE Trials.
fr.flre Pre.ident Acton |

Before President Acton
Yesterday the muster of officers charged with
offenses for some one or more reasons especially
meagre.
AN OFFICER DOES HIS WORK WELL
Mr James Thompson, who keeps public house In the
upper part OF the city, ut No 252 Avenue H. Drought
charge against sergeant JOhh Fouey Oi the b8hIeeh
Precinct .
on Christmas night, this groceryman took offense
against young who into his place. ana ne
thereupon essayed 10 put these parties out by sheer force
The persons who had come into Lis store had become
engaged In quarrel amongst themselves, when qurtt
naturally ended IN a fight. When the nglt was nv lIs
hight tho landlord at last intortoed, and with the assist
81 his baIEceper proceeded 70 thrust the roWpro
duCing persons out 81 d0ors In doing lls me lhulou
Thompson used great deal Of violence, ana hit one OF
more ~ the aggressOr with club ana asls stated Dy
some of them Threatened them with pistol
At the critical moment when the persons were being
thrust with blows from Thompson's place. Sergeant
Policy came along and saw the man thompson strise
several persons. both with club and with his INST h
an officer IBIS duty was PLAIN lie had nut 10 arrest lne
man De saw making the asSanlt-the question as %
tie iustifLbCncss ~ the attack being one Tor the
Court before which the man should be brought IN lhe
morning Sergeant Policy accordingly arrested the man
who kept the hquorshop 1h0in,oi ana tO1h nun 70 1h
statl0nhOuse where he was loched UP ana uel'ihcu ~
night Hs was discharged from custody when Drought
the before The Magistrate NJ the Police Court
on the trial ant Policy fully sustained himself ana
showed that had acted precisely according 10 the gen
eral orders b. had deceived from the Department.
II seems according TO the testimony Of the sergeant
fighter" for bis place; that this fellow was on hand 70
earn his money ia the time Of the Christmas row and
Tat he assisted the e2EePeF y tals! ile strangers
TIE fEGdARs - Z
superintendent John A. Kennedy complained that the
officer duty M Park row. near The Times and TRIBUNE
Offices did not dperac the troops OF nfantile beggals
Who lnfcst that place Mr. Kennedy sad mat one cay
List week he found there IN front Of Ihe Tines Office
about II little hOy- and girls soliciting aims from nasscrS
br n g'r K tried l. drive them away, and they
would only run round the block and then Feappear
speedily their old stumping ground; Therefore lhe
suut.llicuq"nt D. terrcd charge against the OAVeI Vi
that beat (O-lecT Bergenl
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WARNED
New York. January 5, 1861.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Paris France, Sept g. 1886 by Che Rev.
Birdge, Thomas Coleman to julia erosion. both Of Hes-
York.
WEE-WLLETT-At Flint Michigan, Tuesday. Jan AZ Tie
the brides father by the Rev Henry Hormp asf
Owen Of Chicago to Miss Maria daughter Of Dr. Wi No cardA
PALNER-BROWNINGO WEDNESDAY jan o 1851 at Hudson City
j. BIZ the Rev Paul Couch Of Sionngon Conn Mr Thon W.
StOningon Conn Miss Lacy W Browning OF Hndses
n J. No cards
swASRRNwTCKOn Tuesday the sh Inst at the Chesb Of hs
Communion, by the Rev Dr. Muhenbsrg Benjamin Ia swan s
90 Mary H. Renwick all Of this CITY,
TYNG-CHRISTE-On "Wednesday Jan O. at Csvs Church. By .ha
Stephn H. Tying d. d. Morris Tying 70 bme W daughter
the late ieury W. Christie, all Of this city.
this city, Tuesday the 9Th inst n
Rev 0f Brooklyn Mr. Thomas \ Withcnhay n
Cincinnati Ohio, Mis- Della Holmes adopted daughter Of julius ana
Della H. Tower.
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THE REATHER

TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
BosTOE, Mass. Jan. 9.-Wind nor4b.r..s,. cleor
thermometer 20. 80 "N'' '
A. WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 9-wlnd north v,est clear
tnermOpeter re. WV "N'' '''"'
,srhnopIELD. Mass, JAN s-Wind north west clear
HARTFORD, Conn., Jan. 9-Wind nor4b No.. . H.,
thermometer 2go. "'''' '''"'
=, panADELPInA. Pa, Jan s-wind southwest clonav
thermometer 2go N'' si'''NJ
BALfIIsoKE. Md Jan s-wind west cloudy; ther
SaAt thermometer gO) "N''' "'0i
Aa 0itA%A Jan s--Fino and clear; tho thermometer
TILSa - pc9w zero last night, II Is I5o above today
'VVss AsiT Jan s,-sa0bilg; uercgry 37o.
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MEXICO
oUTRAGEs By TIE FRENCH SOLDIERS.

OUTI.AGES ~ TIL TI,INOH SOIDITN5'
81 TKLKGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
GAIVEsTO~ Jan g.-rhe steamer Thames put IN
for coal Her passengers from the interior dscredlt
the reported capture of San Luis Potosi. lrevlho
with 500 Liberals, has scattered over the country
pillaging and without ammunition "
Meia has 1000 men, armed and well supplied
They think the Liberals were defeated.
Bazainc has ordered the last French soldier 10 De
embarked by the 30th Of March. His force Is moving
toward the coast, with the rear guard AT Chalcoe.
When the officer from the Susquehanna landed ~
Vera Cruz some MeXicans cheeied nm iol NhlSn
they were afterward beaten and badly wounded by
French soldiers.
On the Sd of January some robbers met tram
Vera Cruz and robbed all the passengers they
also robbed the diligence and outraged three women
passengers.
Chas MoOrhcad of New York, and Davis u Co., OF
the largest clearinghouse in San Luis PotOsl, were
imprisoned six weeks in cell for an offence against
French Officers.
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5pttial Noilfes.
See Naples and Die,

see Naples and Die,
ay, the poverb. Inhale the odor Of PHALONs MdH1
BLOOMING CEREUS you will say that life has for AnO.hs
charm What Naples among cities Of tho Mediterranean hs psr
firne is among the other perfumes Of the world
American nstitutc-The Poytcchr branch VIII meet 81 Rsos
No "A Cooper Union Thursday EVENING Topics Mes
Inventions and Discoveries" New Theory 81 The Formation Of Ps
ty systems" GRIMES The Instability sud irsnSS1
Conditions of Planetary sjem, BY Prot NANDhhn VEIL
T y SrErsoN, Secretary.
Brown. Bronchial Troches. ioaE Troehes are too sci
and fyoraby % ueel eommendaton"
Hon CHAS A. PHELPS Pres Mass seaats.
my communication world has been much enlarged b
the f,euse which now carry always pocket that onble in ~s
Throat fr which the spcc having made Oasa
vhisperer." n Z. Willis
II Won have Slight Cough dout neglect H. bat at OoSe
p b. KNAPP Co. and get bottle Of their
VEGETABLE COUGH BALSAM.
SOLD at Hudsoust King and by druggists g-sersnJ
will cure yuu.
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Cnrd From nan. Blnck & Go.

Fcr past been n that bed ie1 Or sas
poIdeL
simply but ephacay atG re isno foundation nAa7e,
lor scs por VIII confident satisfy the many yn o. o"s
house who lHttcrugy have sympsi with TpOa9 disaster
been with whether 10 Necessary - mske THE
public denial but report appeared PRINT and even bsss
Tc1Ch0ed from Europe. pcTLps Is better t sysl Do 80
70 veeirg Lfa century since tie etahhmsn OF onI
hoase been dh0nor n We
dscOuntng Of future feel certain t
such a contingency Is scarcely possible.
Nos 500 and sol Broadway
New York January 5, 1861 Advertisement
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and was remandod. He stole peddlars wagon and set
Of harness. worth s35 belonging to George Iawcet on
the pod OF December and arrested by Ofcer irving
Of the Twentieth Precinct Police, who discovered where
the property 20 be found.
A BaxTERsr. BURGLARY-Wiliam Can't ana TboInas
Sullivan were jointly tried for burglary in the the third
degree They charged with breaking into the grocery
store Of Bernard Cohen, No. Al BaXterst, on the morning
of the nth OF October and stealing property worm $50
During the progress Of the Trial. Sullivan, VINO is mere
boy, pleaded guilty, and he sentenced 10 the House
Of Refuge There being testimony against the olhcf
prisoner lie acquitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10
THE PACIFIC COAST

gI TEIEGRArH TO TRIBUNE
b. San IPLECISCO Jan. 9-The Yellow jacket Mining
COMPANY have opened now body of rich ore in THEN
Anime The same Company yesterday declared a diyi-
kiond OF so per foot and carried over surplus OF
$4,000
: The bark COmeia. which cleared yesterday for
liverpool carries 1900 sacks o. wheat, and the bark
3trsvid8 for Hong Kong takes $C-.2.J IN treasure.
hho bark Smyrna cleared for NcW-lOIk yesterday
with $50 sacks of wheat.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
large Gnd enthusiastic public meeting was held
at Victoria Vaucouyers Island, Jan T. 10 discus,
Ehe seat of Government question. The meeting was
addressed by the mosi prominent mon OF the island
Who were unanimous in declaring Victoria, from us
Natural advantage and large population. entitled 70
The seat of Government Il resolved that pcti-
ilOn. generally signed be presented 10 the Govern
Iuent to this effect.
! A very valuable coal seam IS reported rs having
&een discovered within easy reach Of the river lhe
Colonial Legislature last session voted premium for
She discovery Of gold ia the Victoria District and II
B. supposed there are claimants who have earned the
bounty.
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1ANn.0rrIcE KEPORTs.

. TElflAi
WlsuiNGToN, Jan g--General land-Office returns re.
c. th taerI Office humboldt kans show that zJ+i
arr. sft pablo disposed odmis the mouth u December
M acres which taken r actual settlement under Tue
Homestead law Hlc located with agricultural college ser
aud military wafran
nrr received at the General Land Office RON Tho
Local Office Oregon CITY Oregon show that during the month q" "Feu
ben last Tu acres public lands Disposed o. 3O Of which
y. taken Homestead law for actual seneui and cultivation
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Another Letter from Mrs. Morgan
grLa I'uforfuuntp TaiIore.s.

Tbave ta'oress helping who has bal bo h brekea, ss4
they are she unable longer meet tie wants Of her
over by the use Hef She has tried kinds 81
egpJ che has found t she could work easlf
and wants to buy one lke IT, VI" ou please send pre~
LET u yOur machines.
my machine r years Have only bokeo nss
apparently good to-day the 1ayi
ceei recently offered more than gave for Il bgt would sc
with K for twice III could not get smother OF ne same k
-rs s. Morgan Lincoln VI Dec H. 1866 70 the Wilcox Gibbs
;. M Co. Advertisement
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nESTcHEETER NEUS.

IMPROVING THE STREET AT HARLEM BRfDGE.-Ihe
Committee appointed 10y the Board Of Supervisors Of
W,stchcster County receive plans and specifications
and 20 advertise for proposal, for the building Of the APP
pruach the bridge Boo Musaula met at the oIilee 81
the supcrysur Of NUrl-lG. and passed RESOLUTION du
tbp the Supervisor of that town 10 receive plans and
pecfct0us ANA advertise FOR the proposals 70 build
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LAPAN.

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 9,-The British ship Victoria
ing the passage from the latter place in the unprece
denied time of % days
See Wing a Chinese opium dealer has been arrested
on a charge of smuggling $50 600 worth of opium. The
prisoner was turned over 10 the Uuitcd States
authorities
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MURDER TRIAL.


~ TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE
HARTFORD. Ct Jan O-Theodore MOister and
Henry 4. smith, charged with the murder OF Luther IL
Thompson, in Pennington, In october last were to-day
bound over for trial before the March term Of the superior
Court. The defense introduced the testimony and sub
mitted the case without argument.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 9.-Adyices reached here
this morning OF the destruction by fire Of the Jail at
Kugstrec by which of the inmates negroes persisted
IN the flames. Tho jail said TO have been entirely con-
sumed.
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FIRES.
~ sIXTH-AvE.


Shortly before o'clock yesterday morning fire
discovered the first floor OF No o6 Sixth ave. oc-
cupicd by james Smart a hoopskIt store The lower
floor completely burned out and the upper part Of
the building considerably damaged. The loss or Mr.
smart stock and fixtures amounts 10 nearly 5000
Not insured. The second floor occupied as dwell
ing bv Nj. John Ward Loss ON furniture and clothing
about $1,000 Not insured. The building j. owned by
Mrs. Gibson and is damaged to tie extent Of $500 In
sured The origin Of Tie fire is unknown.
N AVENUE II.
At12 o'clock m yesterday fire originated near still
on the third floor Of the G.stery of ~ Iianlon CO.. To-
Gated in Avenue near Twcntebst II was soon extin-
guslcd II caused by lighted candle isntiAg some
whisky. Loss $50. Fully Insured
BURNING OF \ saw AND PLANING-MuL IN NEWARK
About o'clock last evening the saw and planning
mil Of Mr. John Werner, NOS 2j % and q Webster-5t
Newark took fire and completely destroycd Loss
$500. upon which there was an insurance OF WV
Mills BURNT ~ CAN4pA.
Orr.wk. Jan 0.-Thc Pontiac Mills on the Upper
CttaVu were burnt yesterday.
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CRIME.
BROOKLYN
bhOOhl ~
A WOMAN KN0cKrn n0NN AND ZOE

WOMAN KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED
Mrs. Catharine Flanagan, residing In Conover-st.,
near KDgt, Brookynwas on Tuesday evening assaulted
in lmlayst by two thieves who knocked her down and
robbed her Of bundle of good, which she was carrying
and 81 IN money. I'm her fan Mrs Flanagan broke her
leg ana lay for some time unable 10 move. enc WIS
finally discovered by passer-by and taken home The
assaIlant escaped.
BRUTAL ASSAULT or WOMAN
woman named Mrs Hartman, residing at No lZB
Johnsonst., knocked down. kicked and otherwise
brutaly treated by stranger who called at the house
and admitted under prccncc Of being sent TO exam
iue the Easmeter Mrs. IT, then asked 10 pay pro-
tcssed bal against Ar. Hartman, ard refusing TO 90 so
beaten stated Her alarmed the neigh
bOrs and the villain was frightened away.
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NET-JERSEY NEVIS.

ATTEMPTED DEsEETION.-Ye Yesterday afternoon
train containing sailors and marines arrived in jersey
CITY by the NcJaisey Railroad. and while at the depot
ono OF the latter attempted 10 desert by iCapng from the
car and running down Iuds0Hst. lie was pursued by
officer drew revolver AMI fired three sors no the fugi-
tive which L DO. take effect. but caused the fellow 10
,ur4puler
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BRUTAL ASSAULT or A WOMAN.
NEM-YORK.

ATTRAY IN TIE FIRST WARD.
Late on Tuesday night Patrick Redmond, residing
at No. 70 Greeuwch-st became engaged in controversy
with Patrick Burns residing az No 100 GreenWlch-st
and Burns his opponent I'm the with razor, in
fctms very ugly wound. The assilant then maze MS
escape Redmond was taken home by the twenty -SeN-
cuth Precinct Police.
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TENNESSEE.
TIE U. s. CIRCUIT COURT.

By TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
NASHVILLE Jan. 9.-Ihe Hon. Connolly T. Trirc
L. $. District Judge for Tennessee, announces that
he VIII hold the next term Of the L. S. Circuit Court
at Nashville, commencing on the third Monday of
April next No term Of this Court has been held IN
this State since the circuits were changed by the late
act Of Congress Some time ago Judge Jugg decided
he had 10 power TO hold said Court but recently has
altered his opinion.
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NEW-JERSEY.

HORSES, SADDLES AND HARNESS STOLEN IN EAST
NEwARB
AT an early hour yesterday morning the stable of
Dir. James Mcbride, at East Newark, entered and
robbed o. two fine carriage horses saddles valuable har-
ness and the clothing Of groom No trace Of the rob
Der or robbers has yet been discovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT REJECTED.
~ rELL0aArH TRIBUNE.
RICHMOND Jan. 9.--The Legislature to-day reject
ed the Constitutional Amendment. The Senate
voted unanimously against II, and only one member
IN the House voted for it. There was no debate