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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10
COURT Or GENERAL SESSIONS.
before Judge Russell.l

before Judge Russelll
Al the opening Of The court yesterday, the trial Of
Jgnaz steck charged with grand larceny, resumed
Justice Ledwith proved that the examination Of me
accused be said: "The complainant, Mrs Farana) made
the proposal 70 TO New Orleans; she took portion
and took portion u the property Assistant District
Attorney Bedford presented the facts IN brief and eo
quent speech but there legal doubts In the
oass, the Jury acquitted the accused.
When the jury had rendered their verdict the friends
Of the defendant made loud demonstrations Of approba
ton. An officer OF the court arrested two Of the men
deteeted In this II contempt and brought them be-
fore the Judge who caused them to be placed IN custody
TIL this morning His Honor remark d that these inde-
oorous demonstrations becoming very frequent,
aud thai II was time TO make example OF those who
were guilty Of such conduct
ASSAULT AND BAfrBRY.
Jsmes FinnegaD, James MahH. Matthew Barry and
Michael Culgan we're arrsigned charged with robbery
the first degree On the 81 or December election
night these parties and Lawrence 0osbsts were 10
drinking saloon In Bast Thirtyfrst street. and while
minated Corbets's losing silver watch worth $2o.
mo complainant endeavorsd 10 withdraw tho compliant,
but Judge Russell SAID that they must plead 70 assault
and battery, In order that the Court might have some
control over them. They pleaded guilty 70 simple
assault and battery and In view Of the Circumstances
attending the transaction, the Judge suspended judg
mont cautsonng than 10 behave themselves In ths
fusure.
There were 3 number Of cases ON the calendar, but
the prisoners failed answer whereup0n the C0uSs
dersA the reeognizascss 70 DO forfeited.
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ny yesterday sasassd - as1ssd The prssesr end be
sale u the Court IN mitigation Of senience.
Alter some diseusniun usween the learned counsel
and Mr. Hail. Judge Muller deferred The sentence tl this
morning.
ArTtzprm PoCKm rlexIKa AT RARSUM's MUSEUM
black boy named Lee, who pleaded guilty To in
dictment charg ng him with attempting 20 pick the
pocket Of q lady ut Barnnms Museum sent 70 the
Penitentary for one year and SIX month";
srEALISQA HoRsH WAGON
Edward Clarke, indlo,ed for Stealing q horse and
In the street. pleaded guilty, and was sentenced
TO the State Prison for three years.
This concluded the days calendar, and the Court ad-
journed till this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10
AmtmMtr sf TIVE mss.cHvar1s CONSTITUTION

The Legislature Of Massac huscts has under consider
alton amendment Of the state constitution. The
proposition Is 10 change the term OF once Of Governor
Lieutenant Governor Secretary Of State Treasurer Az
dtor, Attorney General and OF members Of the Senate
and House, from year 10 years II ~ proposed,
fnrther 70 classify the members 81 both branches
that one-ha q e shall be annually chosen. securing
each ear In the General Court a certain amount Of
legislative experience, aud at the same nme giving 10 u
Nm fresh from the people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MAY TO- ls67-TRIPLE SHEET.

tws u the right knee . few evenings ancs' mSees
having fallen broken portion OF the Sidewalk On sne
road from fremont TO West Farms. Al the point ~hero
the occurrence tpok place small across he
road. which Ii SPAWNED In the centre or me nghwsy
BY the ordinary plankng used in sUch pat on me
sidewalk the stream 10 COVERED in shamefu mann :,
the only CROSSING provided being old and very fragile
garden gale, which, IL Is ssted ua placed tere SONY
months vince by humanitarian who narrowly escaped
sero"s injury IL IL somewhat singular thai athough
tho stsRton Of the olcers oas been called ire.
.quepIys TO the matter the dangerous nuisance YET
isnains
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couaI eAleSpAa-Tas oAY.

suFREzECouRr- -GEsuAl rrRx.-- Enumerated mo.ions,
Nos ~ IS 70. So g. 81 ~ So 81, So. 49, 90, Oh, vi
%, %. 50, ils, no 10 lzi. l22, la ia 1ah
l4is, ioea, 1857 1851, aiis aie1, a2s}, 1895 $50
1851, 27s5 2ss7 slAi si5S aie7. sr7S, a27o, ssss.
1851, $3.50, 3l2o S56a $500. $3.50. sz41, $685. Part
2-short causes Nos: 21A6 1850, 1899, alsl, PASS,
2490. 25l4, 2640 2702, 2s64 1888, 3ls4 1885, $3.50,
1874 1882, 1884, 3l96, 1896, 3462 3406, $780, 361o,
800, $3.50, 1901, $685. 1854 sssa, $3.50 sess, $50
37lo
SUPREME CouRr-srsrAL TERn-Deuurrer No O.
Issues Of law and facfNos los, 1oo ILL., l72 114 175
176, 170 ~ 1S9. inclusive.
SuPREME CouRr-CHAMRRRs -Noa l94 l01 10l 100
1ai 1872 ls3, l3l, 1856, 14s, 1874 Call commences q
No. l53.
suPEnoR CouRr-TRnAL TEma-PARr 1--Noa 32lS,
326, 1893, 1907 296l $685. 2541, 29l9, 3245, 1920,
32ll, 2460, 1875, 2399 304I Part Mos. 1452 1540
so4s asos, 5000. ales, slsA, 1874, ale0 ali2 s2l1
2512 3044, 5000, 1912.
Coxnos PrEAs-TRiAL TEHx-PARr 1-Adjourned to
Monday Part 2--Nos 4ae, 5o4, !os, l242 li5o, $50,
500, 1i9s 1856, 2s5, $50. 65S, GO, 642 ZOO
CIR Couar, BRooKLxS-CRIsix1f, CALEsDAR--The
People vs. Patrick Turber indicted charge OF grand
larceny; Patrick Turbor petit larceny Joseph Young,
petit larceny; Patrick Mcdonald and john Crosby,
grand larceny stephen Gregory, false preences Samue
Walters grand larceny; Michael pevine, grand larceny.
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Alleged Dnapidasiss Of Premises mad Forcib
Posaession.

Alleged Dha pidntion Of Premises nnd FOrcible
Possession.
Before Jadgs Aker.
0Asss&s Deok~ Dorid Tees and JosepA Je1rs -
yntG eiaims that he s and has been for the last two
years lessee Of the premises No 22a West Foryshird
street, consisting Of front and building and
sAas The defendant has wrongfuiy and unlawfully held
Srcbls possession Of the building and partially
ssoycd n Tho defendant denies that plaintiff the
lsssse Of the building In the rear bot admits inor-
nation and belief that he Is the lessee OF the front
house Defendant further states that one Harriet Hill
Js1sn the in fee Of the building and that
- The agent Of this lady. made alterations
without intending any injury whatever the premises
HAnsfn claims $500 compensation Tho papers have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10
PREACH o. PROMISE IN BOSTON.

IRON tnc bWfou JOURNAL, way 81
Trial by jury commenced this forenoon ia the Sn-
prcne judicial Court bsrre Judge Poster in the case OF
Belinda y. Eiims against Mr.. Daniel ID. Ke.lv
The well known shipbulder both OF East Boston.
the plaintiff claiming $50 900 DAMAGE she al
leges that she and the defendant mutually pron,is
70 marry each other and that she has always
been ready 70 fuIhl her promise but that the defendants
refuses TO do 90. The defence IL q general denial
Of the above and proposition prove that At the tIrne
when The promise SAID 10 have existed she was under
promise of marriage 20 another Ex-Governor An
Drew ana Asa Cottre appear FOR the plainn ana r. ~
soher and ; j. Thomas for the defence. .arge nun,
her Of Witnesses ara 10 bo sxnmiussl 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couaT-eHTeaM DISTRICT.
Before Judge benedict

Before Judge Benedict
The United States F;pe Hundred and Eight Barrels Of
Whiskey TO have come up for trial yes
terday, but counsel for claimant not ready to
proceed II adjourned until to-day The whiskcy
zed AZ No. 6S Water street. New York, for an
alleged violation OF the revenue, and Is claimed by
Edward Kimbail Jr agent for Messrs c. T. Talent and
N
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He oURT S.
UNITED STATES claeuIT COUNT.
Tie ChQrgs Against Jshn ii. Trnpp' LAWYER
Before Judge Shpman.

TIE ChQrge Against Jshn ii. Trapp' LAWYER
Before Judge Shipman.
YESTERDAY morning at eleven O'Clock John d Iapp'
hwyer was put upon his trial before Judge shipman
md jury on the charge having forged The names Of
Two claimants on certificates transmitted 10 him as at'or-
.ey Of thd parties from the Second and Fourth Auditors
ezlces In Mash ngton. 49, 49,. 80.
Mr. samuel O. Courtney, United states District Auor
ney with AR Joseph Bill United States Assistant Dis
tr Attorney conducted the prosecution and the prs
amer WAS deh,nded by Mr.. Malcolm Campbell.
the facts Of The case which have been repeatedly
obl,shed In The HERALD siaed TO the jury by Mr.
Joseph Bell Ten Witnesses werc examined On Inc part
sf the government .
The complaint ground That the evidence did not
make out u case " forgery under the statute.
fhe Judge 0verruled the motion. staiIng that II tho
allegations contained IN the ind ciment proved
tbere would be q case 70 go 10 tho jury.
The for the government has rested, and the de-
fsace Of the prisoner will 10 commenced this morning
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Before Justices Bowling and Kelly.
ne calendar IN this Court yesterday was unusually
heavy. Upwards Of forty separate charges passed
upon, Of which the following the only Of any
general importance.
VIOLATION RxOsD Law.
James Heydon, bartender 1.-The liquor store 457 Green
wch street, charged by an officer with selling liquor 70
. drunken man, was acquitted.
Martin Dubme. liquor dealer, or 90 Eighth avenue,
was convicted Of having his premises open Sunday,
and fred $50
For the like offence Geo. Gerken was fined $50
CRUELTY 10 ANIMAIA
John Hyatt presented the charge Of cruelty to
his herse which ohcsr stated he found in very bad
condition, being lame and unable 70 stand from want Of
food. Hyatt was nned o26
MISCELLANEOUS CAGBa
Sarah Duny, charged with assault and battery. was
sent 70 the pententhry for month; Robert Ryan,
petit larceny, one month"; Ernest Wagner petit lar
ceny, four months; Bochon petit larceny, Ansd SIS;
Charles McManus petit larceny, month; w. Shell
don, picking pockets two month";; D. Sullivan, assault
and bastary, thrce mOnths; Kate Devoe, one month.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

DISTRICT ScHooL.--The District School for Idaho
City viii open next Monday morning for the recep-
ton of pupils. Mr.. G. F. Bowen. son Of Mr.. a. @.
Bowen Is the teacher for the term and he will doubt
less secure a large attendance
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

JEwELRY.-Heckman & Dickinson are ROW pre-
pared to receive and fill orders for any kinds of work
in their line. for the approaching holidays. They
have splendid assortment of the most superb beau
and gentlemen-diamonds, rubies, emeralds In
rings, brooches, pins sets; the latest styles of
chains, chatelainess and enameled sets for ladies';
the best Of London, Geneva, or American watches
gold and silver, sef-winders or with keys: pretty
sets for infants necklaces and armlets gold and sill
yer thimbles, spectacles eyeglasses pens and pen
ellis, &c. Sleeve buttons bosom sets of gold and
enamel, with initials wrought in them made to order
Call and give orders make selections for the hOl
days, for gifts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

OREGON BAcoN.-Andrews & Co. have just received
lot Of choice Oregon Bacon which seems to 90 off
like hot cakes They sell it in parcels only Parties
wishing to purchase win need to call early
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

MAsoNIc.-The Grand Lodge Of As f. and A. Ma
sons for Idaho Territory viii be organized at the
Hall OF Idaho Lodge No IS, in Idaho City, on Mon
Day Dec 2Sd, ensuing. There are now six Masonic
Lodges in the Territory, follows in Boise Basin
IN Boise City, l in Silver City and l in Lewiston
ALI except the Lodge in Silver City which is under
dlspensation-are chartered Lodges
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

New Goods. -Fleischman Heyneman have very
large and superior stock of every variety of mers
chandise adapted for the season in this market
clothing very superior fannes Oregon manufac ture
for or overshirts hats boots groceries Of
all kinds, best brands of liquors. choicest tobacco
hardware pipes. &c. Their branch store at Placer
vile is also well stocked with everything the miner
ne ed. Chinese goods in abundance of every spe-
cies. Bargains offered to all. Apply at their hand
some dre-proof brick store on Main street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

DEPARTUREs.-By stage this morning Mr. Aexan-
der Danskin, of Danskin Brothers, merchants of Pr
oneer City and Granite Creek in this Basin and M.
D. M Burkett, Treasurer of the Eli Horn Gold aud
and Silver Mining Company start for brief visit to
the East, via the Overland route. Mr.. w H. parkin-
SON. OF Pioneer, also starts for California via the
Hill Beachey route, for few months visit Al safe
and pleasant journey thither and back to them
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

WHAT Next last Saturday we chronicled the
larceny of hot stove. and all the pipe attached from
house in this city Since then we hear of theft Of
pair Of new pants, which pulled from the per
snooze upon carpenters bench in wal street Tbe
smaf thief has not been discovered
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

GOOD Y1ELD.-We were shown yesterday, at Bern
stiel's, quantity Of the amalgam recently taken
from Bernstels mill, seven miles from town on the
Ceateryile road, which is now being by Channel
discovered quartz ledge belonging to them and Mr.
Lunt of which we made mention few weeks ago.
The product of % tons, at the clean up day or two
per ton. That sort Of ore viii do to work
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

TRI-WEEKLY ADMINISTRATIONS line of mail
stages between this place and Boise City has again
fallen back to tri- weekly service, and we are told
the stages will only three times week until the
comes. AS the contract IS only for triweekIy mail
and travel has greatly fallen off the route there
can be no reasonable ground of complaint against
Mr.. Greathouse for this step. There ought to be,
however, daily mail between this and Boise cities
and we trust our Delegate will press the urgency Of
such mail service upon the Postmaster General
TO put off the most important largest and wealthiest
in the Territory are provided with daily mail is
altogether wrong. Let have daily MAIL and that
quickly. The people here expect it, they want it,
they ought to have it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

BoHEN's DANCING ScHooL.-Nr. J. g. Bohen has
changed his days of tuition in dancing at his school
in Good Templar's Hall, to Wednesday and Friday
evenings at halfpast O'clock and he viii give in
strucon to private clubs of ladies and children in
the same grand Eall on the afternoon of the same
days at halfpast two O'Clock. See notice elsewhere.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

THE LAST TrME.-With this number the publica.
ton of the Delinquent Tax List viii be concluded
and we shah in succeeding issues make I'D to our
readers IN general reading matter, amply. and we
nope for all that the publication of this
the past three weeks = -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04
SIaaYiHlg.

M M XVRI CHIC rbegs to rsturn thanks
Nv to the Inhabitants of Idaho City and vicinity for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the
past three years. He would slsex inform fenlstlat
he has removed his Barber Shop from next to the
Express ofhee to one door below Baird & Judges a
loon, on Main street, A. continuance Of public nal
ronage is respectfully solieited ssdaa9s9qsH s. wv
Idaho city, Oct 26. 1867 -n5Om8. 30 tssEe6sa R.~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

Bill HEADs.-We are now prepared to execute or
ders for Bill Heads for merchants and Others in the
best style Of printing, have large supply of all
sizes offne bill head paper expressly for the purpose
Water ditch receipts scrip and all kinds of plain
fancy job or book printing beautifully and promptly
DONE at moderate rates, at the WORLD establishment
We have the completest printing Office this side of
California or the Columbia river and do hand
some and fine or good work as any printing estab-
ishment on the coast Mr.. e. F. Lewis, who exc
cutes the jobbing for the WORLD Office has supe-
ror in that difficult and elaborate branch of the art
as the specimens of work in this Office, of his
handicraft will abundantiy prove. We challenge
any Office to surpass in quality and beauty of style
or finish of job work. af
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04
City and County.

Come EAsr.-Mr. ]. w. Wood, retired principal
merchantof this city, and County Treasurer of Boise
county, will start this morning for short visit to
the East and the loved sold Folks at Home It is
his intention to return at early day next Spring
Mr.. Wood ranks foremost among the best citizens of
Idaho in all the qualities and attributes of mind and
heart which constitute the thorough business man,
the devoted friend the faithful and capable public
officer and the estmable private citz en-. As
chant he has handsomely succeeded here, public
political opponents and as true sterling, generous
FRIEND and high minded, noble-hearted gentleman
he has gained to himself host of warm. grateful
jealous friends who will never fail forget to cher
ish the profoundest regard for him. May health and
bright fortune attend upon him during his conten-
plated journey, and through long and useful life
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

REnfoyAr--L Benitas. the accomplished restau-
rateur. has removed his Fashion Restaurant into the
building on the east side Of Main street fornerjS
occupied by Martin & Johnson He maintains his
IS cents for single meals He serves hot at al
hours, day or night. Try him 49, = -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

Rsr We call the attention of the trade
to our stock which offer to sell at the lowest fig
urcs at wholesale or retail Particular care given to
orders from retail dealers in the Basin, from large
mining companies miners who wish to lay in their
stores for the coming winter, boarding houses, res
taurants, &c We have bought our goods at the low
est possible figures and intend to sell them at prices
which will defy competition Our Mr. David Fleisch-
man has personally superntended the selection and
purchase, the packing and shipping of our entire
new stock, in San Francisco and we can confidently
recommend every article to be as we represent it to
our customers. s.
Idaho city, Sept 7. 1867 -ns6ms.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

FAST FREIGHT. "A pack train, with about 1900
pounds OF merchandise. came to Chas. j. Bernstiel
yesterday in twenty-one days from Umatiua. He re-
ceiyed, among other goods lot of splendid Isthnous
butter, and superior claret in boxes "a -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-04

THE Elk HORN CoMPANx.-This very successful
G. S. M. Co. whose lodges and min are six miles
from Pioneer City, have declared dividend OF three
dollars per share or foot. We are informed that
snug amount as sort of nest egg will be left in the
treasury after paying off the declared diyidends
and the mills all the time busy crushing out the
usual kind OF rchore. The last clean up few days
ago yielded nine thousand and ninety dollars in gold
bars Elk Horn is the golden horn these days.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-03
The DIamond

We have received from Messrs. Ticknor
& Fields, of Boston, q copy of their Dia.
mond edition of the Pickwiek Papers
These enterprising publishers intend to
issue the complete works of Charles Dick
ems in this elegant form. The t~ypographi.
cal execution is beautiful. and although
the type is about the smallest body cast,
the face is sufficiently broad to give as
clear, and plain impression as type tive
sizes larger. The press-work is good, the
paper nice, and the binding decidedly
neat and handsome, making it a volume
fit for the parlor table or the library. The
illustrations, which were made expressly
for this edition, are an attractive featur,
of the work, and the artists keen apprecia
ton Of the prominent characters, afford
the reader useful key to the proper com
p~rehension of several of them. The credu
lous, complacent c~ountenance and rotunt
form of Mr.. Pickwlek, and the quizzical
~jocular expression and easy air of San
Weller, seem true to life.
This work Is gotten up in convenient
size, and the price is very low. being
S1.5O for the illustrated edition and S1.2l
for the plain. The complete works o
Dickens, which will be comprised il
twelve or thirteen volumes of this size anC
style, will be issued at the rate of one eacf
month, and can be had at our bookstores
or viii be sent free on receipt of price BY
the publishers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-03
Cleveland wholesale Market

EAA
SIX P M-The market for Flour and wheat
continues very firm. and for the latter hOI ders
are asking an advance ofabOut SC per bushelfor
Milwaukee spring. The demand Is improving,
with more Of disposition on the part of buyers
to enter the market. Corn is firm and unchang-
ed. Oats steady and quiet. The demand for pro-
visions is more active AID liberal sales are re-
ported at unchanged figures. Produce is rather
quiet and the prices of the leading are generally
without variation. Clover Seed is firm but not
active. Timothy in light demand but holders are
frmer.
SMOKED MEATs-Very active and FIRM
Sales 10000 rs sugar-cured Hams At 15c. 2.0G0
plain do at l4c; 1.30O bs Shoulders at lie; 500 bs
Dried Beefat2e Bacon held at l5e for sugar
cured; 14c for plain.
SBUTTER-Choiee irm and unchanged at2S9
BE; Common to good roll 3a25c;
CHEESE-The demand is active and the mar
ket very hrm at the range Of l4alS for good TO
choice dairy factory;
.EGGs-Firm and in good demand; Sales u
bbls at 24a25e;
eDRIEDA PPLES-selling in a quiet way at
SEEDS-Clovsr very firm and prices better;
small sales reported at So. 56al0,O0;
POTA10ES-Fair demand; Sales 3csrs peach
blows at 65c;
BEANS-Prime white firm at $S.0os3.25 per
bushel; common to good 2.00i2.75;
SALT-Firm at $40 for fine; $3.50 for coarse
and ground solar 0nondsga and Saginaw;
WHITE LIME-Good demand; Held at Sl.75
Per barrel for Fremont and city;
WATER LIME-Good supply and market
steady at 500 per barrel for OsWego and Akron;