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The New York herald., 1868-05-15
sRooxLYN CITY.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT covRy-fHrfau msya,cJ

o"to s'A'es SmSWI C0uRI-fASIEhN DISTRICT.
The Whislkey Frauds-Couvict;o. of E,rtaAa
and Allen. -
The United States Vs. r., C. Eray-ioht o,d W. a
Auen.-The evidence in this case was concluded
Wednesday afternoon, and after summing nm NJ conn
Sci the court adjourned until yesterday morning at ten
O'Clock when Judge Benedict delivered his charge n
the jury He dwelt upon the Importance OF the case
and the length otme occupied In the trial. ana stated
that the province Of the jury was to find upo.
the facts, and the court was to pass upon the law.
The law required that these bonds should be given
In certain way, and they should be taken in accord
ance with prescribed forms. The question in this
case was whether the defendants had Committed
were actingn violation Of the law and whether they
cOnnved at the execution OF these bonds The bond1
were accepted by Mr. Allen and certified to by him
as being good and genuine and now, II they found
ties to them both the defendants guilty In con-
clusi0n he remarked that was better that guilty
party should escape than that an innocent man
should suffer, and the defendants should have the
Judge Benedict charged the jury, after which the
jury returned in court at halfpast two O'Clock with
q verdict OF guilty. They recommended John s.
Allen TO the mercy OF the court.
Mr. Sanderson-I ask ON behalf of Mr.. Allen, q
stay OF proceedings for twenty days to give me an
opportunity to move an arrest OF Judgment. IS.
. Inc Court-I cannot give You so long stay az
that. You must make your motion some time dur.
ing the latter part OF the month.
Dstr1ct Attorney Tracy-In view of the recommen-
dati0n or the jury, II your Honor please, would
suggest that Mr. Allen be allowed go on his present
recognlzance. In the case OF Enright let the usual
course be pursued. -.
Mr.. Hollis made motion for stay of proceedings
on behalf OF Mr.. Enright.
Inc Judge-l will consider the matter.
:, Mr., Enright was then placed In the custody OF
Marshal Higgins ~
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
BROOKLYN NTELLICEycE.

ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT SwINDLING-Informafl
was received day or two since by the police that
firm named Ryder Co., located at No. S97 Fulton
street, had been sending circulars to dry goods firms
at the West Offering to sell calicoes and ustres at
prices so low that it was evident they intended to
defraud those who had dealings with them. Mr..
Aubery, OF No. 81 Harrison street. received one OF
the circulars OF Ryder Co. through q dry
goods firm In the West; but was un-
able to find them. suspecting the character Of
the 1rn, Mr.. Aubery reported the matter at the DO.
lice headquarters, and detectives videtto and Folk
were detailed to look up the firm. The officers found
Mr. Ryder and clerk, but there were no goods on
hand The gentlemen were taken before Inspector
Folk but they failed to satisfy that officer that they
were able TO DO what they guaranteed to in their
which they readily consented to do. No charge Of
swindling could be proven against them.
THE WoMEN's TEMPERANCE AssocIArIoN-The
first anniversary meeting of the women's Temper
ance Association was held yesterday afternoon at the
chapel of the Packer Institute. The various reports
submitted showed the society to be in nourishing
condition. and their bene0cent workings to extend
over large field Addresses were made by Mr..
Allen Thompson, Rev. DIR. Cuyler and Rev. Dr. Bud
dington in furtherance Of the cause Of temperance
DESTRUCTION OF THE NEwrowN CREEK BRIDGE
The rotten bridge connecting Greenpont with Hun
ter's Point over Newtown creek, fell in with crash
about noon yesterday while the bridgemen were en-
gagged In opening the draw. Fortunately, all the
men escaped injury. This bridge has been In
dangerous condition for a long time, and its
satisfaction to the residents OF both Hunters Point
and Greenpoint. II was recently leased by Oliver
Charck, President OF the Long Island Railroad, but
In the Supervisors Of Kings and Queens counties.
For the accommodation Of foot travellers pontoou
bridge will be thrown across the creek for the pre-
sent and teams will have to cross the bridge at GAL
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
SuRROGATE'S COURT.
Before Surrogate Veeder,

IN The administration Of the Estate OF Wtntam
Eran Hughes, Deceased.-This case came on for
argument upon the accounting for sum OF $4,000
and interest deposited with the firm Of HurxhalI
Sears, and now claimed by the next of kin of the
deceased
Edwin James, counsel for the claimants before
proceeding with the investigation applied that the
amount deposited, $4,000 and interest should be
forthwth paid into court and invested under its SUI
perintendence. bond had been given by Mr.. Sears
the administrator, and by two sureies for $50 00O
ana one OF these sureties now admitted himself to be
insovent.
Mr.. Jenkes, counsel for the administrator was
prepared to give sureties to the satisfaction OF
the court but opposed any order as to the invest
ment OF the money in the hands of the administra-
tor He urged that the examination of the accounts
should be gone with.
=. Mr.. James declined to proceed with any examina-
ton until the fund was secured.
The court decided 10 issue citation to the surees
When they could be fully examined and adjourned
che proceedings for that object. -
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
THE PARK.

The Commissioners OF the Prk have published
their eleventh annual report opiously illustrated
with cuts and maps showing he progress OF the
works during the year. Althoun many and valua-
BILE improvements have been mae, the expenditures
have been small, the total amount being but
$199, 284 06 Nearly mile OF ew walk has been
made, many structures Of rusc work completed,
including arbors, seats, bird oges, fences tables,
&C. Among the most useful an extensive Of these
Is the Children's Shelter. The rky elevations north
OF the Scholars and Artists gaS have been added
to and planted. In addition tthe above may be
enumerated as completed or pgected lookout at
the southwest corner Of the odrescrvoir, six drink
ing fountains erected, Mount Snt vincent buildings
improved for use and their grotds graded and ar
ranged for flower garden, ornamental and other
iron work OF the interior Of thderrace nearly com
pleted this season. The emblehtic carving nas also
been considerably advanced;s ravine mas been
creamy creamy to a'' the neaSty Ss Witness Of ihs
glen: an area OF about two an. nall acres north
east of ST. Vincent, apprOprfed Tor the nursery
grounds for the cultivation OF tttngs shrubs trees,
&c. and a greenhouse ninetylur feet in length and
and twenty-five In width prepeu lor the purpose
OF propagaiing tropical plant Donauons OF rare
have been made during the yt By Admiral Godon
aud Captain N. Collins, Unio States navy; Y. W.
Doiney, United states Consul Fayal, and others
several pieces Of statuary hav,een donated, among
which are n Tigress In bronzey Cain, and groupe
In marble by Carl Mullet, reesenung the protec-
missioners In their resurne ea,het during the year
tnere we're thirty-three mus 6AyA a44 ed thss
though assurances clol1vey eo0e 81 WociY ren-
the music, no money woD rooeDe non tn TOT t1n
purpose The CommiuionogA Their repQtInSniso
mapa e ths boulevards eonincing ~ Nfv.zfn0
street and extondkng snd mifylng throaGh toe
northeru divis,Sn of the isld, whi0h when COM
ptsssd WIN mage our Paxx anti apprGAc~ ainols
fhA noak maUnxA0an1 In unRLnloNn-
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


The LATE SUICIDE.-The description given In yes-
terday's HERALD Of the man who committed suicide
by jumping into the water at the Morris dock at
tracted the attention Of Christian Simon, who has
been In partnership with deceased at 18s avenue B.
New York. The name Of deceased was John Model
He had been for long time compositor on Ger
19s East Fourth street. He left his residence at nine
O'Clock on wednesday morning and did not return.
Thejnqnest will take place this evening.
SAD RESULT or MISPLACED swrrCH.--The WASH
ington train which left Jersey City at fifteen minutes
before eight O'Clock on Wednesday evening ran on
with the line to West Philadelphia, caused BY mis-
placed switch. Thomas Cooper, OF Jersey City, the
brakeman, was In the act Of putting on the brakes
when the platforms ran into one another IN the
fashion called BY railroad men 'telescoping" and
grinding Cooper's legs to Q mash physician from
Cincinnati, who was on the train took the poor fel-
low In his care and had him conveyed to Kensngton.
Amputati0n Of both legs will be necessary
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Motion to Admit John G. Braine to Baf1.
Before Judge Benedict


Judge Benedict heard argument at noon terday
on motion previously made to release John Brane
on bail. The accused, who was arrested m e latter
part Of 1866, on an Indictment charging i ii with
piracy on the high seas in seizng the steam Chesa-
peake in the year 1858, and killing one of IL ulcers
of that vessel has been since the time OF h arrest,
confined In the Kings County Penitentiary. Various
times nave been set apart for the trial of Brane ubt
the case has invariably gone over from one
term to the other on the plea of atfording the
accused an opportunity to communicate with
ana TO procure witnesses from the South deemed
necessary for his proper defence and to obtain
means to defray the expense Of the trial. The motion
argued was to that effect while the apparent inus-
uce OF so long an Incarceration before trial fur
ther urged by grane's counsel. Afiidavts were
reaa rom r. a. Mallory secretary OF the late rebel
navy, and other ex-Oonfederate officials, setting
forth the fact that John G. Brane held the commits
s0nOf master in the rebel navy The District Attor-
ney objected to the granting of the motion on the
ground that the government always ready to try
the case; that the charge a serious one that
there was no analogy between the JEFF Davis and
the Braine case; that while he admitted the prisoner
had been seriously inconvenienced the governments
was not to blame in the meter, and he considered
the subject one Of serious consideration for the
court. Judge Benedict took the papef and reserved
his decision.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
AUSTRALASIA
Attempt to Assassinate Prince
Alfred of England
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The Scene, Circumstances and Po-
sition of His Royal Highness.
Fire from Revolver, the Wound, Ex-
clamatOn and Fall Of the Prince.
THE ASSASSIN AN AvOWED FENlAN.
His History, Commission, Mode Of Action,
Arrest, Trial and Sentence.
American Sympathy With
the Prince.
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His History, Commission, Mode Of Action,
Arrest, Trial and Sentence.
American Sympathy With
the Prince.
Fenianism in the Colony, at New Zea-
land and from England. aoao

The Panama, New Zealand and Australia Royal
Mail Company's steamer Rakaia, Captain II. Wright,
arrived at Panama on the morning Of the 4th inst On
her outward trip this vessel left Panama on January
81 and arrived at Sydney March . after pleasant
run. On her return trip to Panama she sailed from
Sydney N s. w. on the 1st Of April at three NJ. and
from wellington, N. T., on the Sth OF that month, at
six P. NJ, arriving within her schedule time. She
brought fifty passengers. OF whom fifteen proceeded
to New York by the Rising STAR and arrived in this
city yesterday.
Purser Farnfeld has our thanks for the prompt de.
livery OF the HERALD dispatches, which are of
more than usual interest and arrived in due time for
publication In ertenSO In the HERALD to-day.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

List Of Americans registered in Paris for the week
ending April 80 lses:-From New York-C. d. ham.
mond, Mr.. D. @. Ray and wife, M. D. Bagg Mr.. ana
MrsL G. W. scodeld, H. c. stetson, @. Haseltine, d.
NJ Hughes and family. Montreal-H. Chapman
BufEalo-w. E. Richmond. Holyoke-J. a. Maxim.
tosh. Haverhill-G. 8. Chase Boston--Moses Kim.
hall and family, w. Arthur Conn, d. Hinkiey Mr.
Eckford Mrs. Marshall Perry, J. E. GreG. o. Ds
Mcllonine Columbus-H r. Smith. Providence.
4. woodbury. MRS. Woodbury.. Hartford-Mf. b. P,l
Hand. Newburyport-Mr. ,. A. Brown. Nissouri-
~ o. P:rsons and wife Mr Peters, Mss =. Pso
Mf. L. 3 DenisoA -Indianapolis-Nr. ]. II. Nixcoy
vnleee etafsa- -nr. John r. Curtis, Dr. m Ma CiaCS
hern ht9ee Merritt Mr. ". A. Wood. RI. \. X
walksts wife ana daughter
TAs 0Ccnner Don. member Of tina British Psrsis.
Esnt Was LACEY married to Mss C. n. Perry. q ~
eseaafu VILLAGE Of Avon paaessk Ipsland.
The New York herald., 1868-05-15


OF deIrium tremens on two or three occasions, and
that he sufrered from form OF epilepsy. The Judge,
In summing up, entered ut length into the evidence
presented 70 show that the prisoner was insane, and
charged the jury that unless they believed that
O'Farrell at the time he fired at the Prince, was
conscious that the act he was committing was crir-
nal, they must find him guilty.
The jury were absent about an hour, and then re-
turned with verdict Of guilty"
the prisoner as follows:-nenry James OFarrel, the
jury have found you guilty under the Information
woundng the person of his Royal Hghness the Duke
OF Edinburg with intent to murder him, and happily
for you In the position IN which you are placed, you
have been ably defended by the counsel who have
appeared for you. The jury have well considered the
evidence which was adduccd by the counsel on your
behalf but they have felt themselves bound TO return
dence adduced, know nothing nor can /
know ANYTHING of your previous life which
only see before me man In health, strength
and vigor who has deliberately attempted to take
the life Of fond and youthful son OF our beloved
pass the sentence OF the court let me beseech you
BY every remembrance OF whatever has been vir-
tuous or good in your past life-let me enreat you
by any, the faintest trace OF true religion which may
now be In your heart-to reflect upon the wide
amount OF sorrow and suffering VIII ch your cruel
hand would have caused II your murderous design
had been successful. Consider whas unuterable
horror and shame would have fallen upon this colony
n the proviential care Of Almighty God had not de-
ieated your attempt. Contemplate the awful grief
and anguish OF the queen N one OF her beloved and
innocent children unnocent even Of any evil thought
thus torn by your ruthless hand from her widowed
heart Let me tmplore you to employ the short
period Of your remaining n fc :, in such reflections
callous insenSibiity OF heart which must originally
have led you 70 your crime Although happily youl
10 vo% pos sns lssss hoDe c pehs" "Is ne sSs
tence OF death Por not only am unahc 10 dIscovsl
any, even the sliehtcst, circumstance upor which
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FIFTH DISTRICT
Court Of New Orlesns-Mrs. A. East vs.. Dr. A L East
her Husband-No. 1880
I HEREBY certify, that the 18th day OF
the following entitled suit in the words and figures following
motion Of Cotton Levy attorneys for the plaintiff
this and producing 10 the due proof Of her
demand and considering that the law and evidence
sdiudged and deereed that the Judgment BY dsul,
there be Judgment in favor Of plaintiff Arabes Long and
Sls augustus L. East her husband de-
that SAID plaintiff do recover OF the defendant the Of
with = cent interest from judicial dema5d tbst
pa, the costs Of this suit aud that plaintiff be authorised
psd ss s & sI
Signed CHARLES BEAUMONT.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv hsads5d
an ti sss seal Of the sAa court at the city Of New Orleans
A D. BERhUDY, Deputy clerK,
ETAT DE LA LoUISIANE-CINQUIEME COUR DE
District de la Nouvelleoreans-Madame A East vs. le
dOeteur A. L. East, mari---NO 1889.
JE, PAR lie PRESENT CERTIFIE, que
s esI1 s lsss ae ieyror S juse%sn tut rsndu dams
voir: ~ ~ 'N-'@"] s~
Sur motion de Cotton levy svoca pour la pIantive
"a e. eondersnt que Ia lo ct evidence
II adugee decrstee que ugement par defiant soft don
ne e leme eoursnt soft msatenant conhrmees GUN
Jugement en- favour du painve Arabes Long eonre Il
oeiendat Augustus L. East mari decretent sepaa
ton ce proptete entire la de psinve du
at defendant la somme de S69e0 port interet pour
cent. G. que le dsteIdsn, SOFT eOadmne as
De Ia cour cue Ia plsntve administers tOus
"a propriete sans lintervention du dit mari.
Judgement rendu e IL fevrier 1858.
Judgement signe lie q feyrier 1853
(signe) CHARLES BEAUMONT
Juge
In temoigne tai afxs main le sceau de IA dt
sour dams Ia vile De Ia Nouvelle Orleans sme Jour
dAvr dams annee de NO,re seignenr 1868 quatrevngt
douIene aimee de IindePensenee des tats Unis.
A. D. BERAUDY, Depute grensr,
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FINANCIAL.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.


BE 1T KNOWN, that this eleventh day of April,
thonssno eight hunGrsd and before me Edward
notary PISS IN ana u Tor tine gssa OF Orleans
Personally came and appeared EDWTs H SUMMERS,
established in this city under the laws Of this state herein
Sng in 5 re AID y q1ssr and BY virtue e Res
at their sitting Of the FIRST day of this current MONTH ce
presents who declared section Of an
Act Of the Legislature Of this State entitled An Act to
LCusisna approved the stesn.h Of March, eighteen hun,
% spd s em az their eli es iSa Of ts
tenth February thousand eight hundred and
csn q general meeting Of the stOckholders Of the
said Bank T. be held the fourteenth day Of March last
order to take into consideration the proprety of reducing
the capital Stock q said Bank. That the said gen
fourteenth Of March after the and notices required
By law when he the ssa appeare the attorney in fact Of
seven thousand eighty eight shares Of the Capt
required by duly appointed such power attorney
for the special o. ssid general meet hereuuto
Capital Stock Of said Bank three hundred thousand dol
sa m Oy o sS Rsr 90 Lars
Bank led on the said hrs day Of April current was re-
stockholders Of Bank representing owning than
VOthird ofthe number ofshsres of the Capital Stock
1868 in favor Of the reduction Of the Capital stock to the sum
thousand Of thirty liars each the Ss and
is hereby authorized 20 cause the same 70 be executed
hest Of stock Of thirty dollars per share in exchange for
Now therefore, he the said appsarer acting in his afore
said capacity, under and by virtue OF the above
mentioned power Of attorney and resolutions afore
said, does hereby for himself and those whom he
represents publish make known and declare tho following
amendment the charter of the said Bank the effect
that the capital stock Of the said Crescent City Bank
duced the OF Three Hundred Thousand Dollars re-
presented by and 10 be divided into ten thousand shares OF
Thirty Dollars each to effect WHICH purpose certificates Of
stock Of Thirty Dollars share shall
change Of the that there
fore the association Crescent
City Bank be and sIs thus altered and amended
Thus cone and passed in Office at the city OF New Or
eeHS aforesaid the day month first written
in prtsenee Of Marcel Dueros AID Adolphe Leues
Of lawful domiciated IN this who
sign their together with the said sppearer and
notary
Original signed e. II. SUMMERS
NJ T. DUOROs,
A. A LENEa
EDWARD BARNETT,
Notary Public.
certify the foregoing to be true copy Of the original
passed in my Office.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
New Orleans April 30 1858
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HERNANDEZ,
BROKER,
No. II Carondelet Street.
and State and City Notes. Warrants, ETC.
NoT1oE''''''''''''''':: 49,
CENTRAL WHARF, PASS CHRISTIAN.
....NOTICE.

TIE Central Wharf, nearly furnished with comfortable
reception rooms and Sheds offers comfort
10 AL others on the Pass.
The rates Of WHARFAGE the charged pr1r - the
and In accordance With the Corporation Ordinance
Barrels four etc, emily Scents casks &c. bids SIC.
carts and attached 20 the VII sf in readiness
al times for the delivery OF baggage and freight st ordinance
rates. &c. to 81 fobaggage freight will be delivered
unless the leave their orders TO that effect
eight will be delivered sunday mornings up 10 O'Clock
Pershable articles not called for due time will disposed
Of 10 cover charges.
Freight HDd wharfage bills are due when called for.
Al transient freight and baggage cash delivery.
No goods delivered 20 delinqusnts until paid for:
Ia connection with the Wharf have established Lumber
Yard. and prepared n sell and deliver description in
gusntitesto suit also. Wood and Shingles Contracts made
Tor bills OF Lumber srde delivered the beach or wharf
The patrons and friends Of the Central Wharf may rest
sured every endsavor viii be used promote their interest
and co ort snd tsust they will appreciate nv en0rts arc
attribute Innovations the sdvanceentof our interests
and IN accordance with the times. Considering eghs
10 the boats are cash trust shippers and vii
meet my bills cheerfuily. SIMEON TOBY.
Pass Christ an. April IS 1855.