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10 class b. He called on the 31st day. and although
there WAS an arrangement that he would permi6
these warehouses 10 be examined II one OF his depus
ties could accompany the District Attorney or his
agent. yet there was q postponement-there was
delay from the 2sth TO the 3st inclusive. Now, you
must remember that most OF this whiskey-the whole
OF a. indeed-had been removed on the 25th; 1t was
IN the city. Now, n there really ground for susS
pcion a. suspected. this second lot OF whiskey and
TIE removal 0f H. and the perseverance on the pare
Of the District Attorney with view TO get an oppor-
tunify ~ explore these warehouses with o view to
tni the whiskey-n there was any real ground Of
suspicion. even the suggestion OF suspicion that
whi-key from the warehouse OF wilson, why cer-
tsinly Tue Collector should have been the first man
thAt would have put In requisitlon all his Official
i0rce for the purpose OF erreng out the fraud that
nAa been suggested IN the removal Of the whiskey by
we District Aitorney-fraud upon the government.
seas s IN general. IL would not have been
ss,".isao.e y, OF singular n. In the multitude
~ ~. ensiness OF an once OF this kind, oc-
.ssoa..nt an imposition should have been
I,s,ssea hpon him. But the idea that some
e-n'.sn or nineteen fraudulent bonds, forged both
,,s @ ,a' pa ahi a. 70 surety or otherwise tainted
VII liaeni tnat there should have been that num-
Der aceepted IA succession within limit OF about
month. Nd- s1lccnt 10 excite surprise N not aus-
picion, anu cau Tor an explanation Now gentle
men return 10 the question that I put TO you in the
opening and that i-:-Look at these facts this tesf-
mony which called your attention TO- and if I have
ommtted anything IN the facts that your attention
has been called 10 BY the learned counsel examine
all and determine whether not these defendants
have been parties to the fraud or connived at the
ffaund against the government, which IL admitted,
and about which there Il no controversy. If you
that they are you are bound to convict; II not, to
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THE BROOKLYN wHIsKvY FRAUDS.
The CaIlIcott Case-Judgc Mel yep's Charge to
the Jury.

The CaIlicott Case-Judge Mel sop's Charge to
the Jury.
The exhaustive trial which brought the case Of the
United states against Theophilus @. Callcott, late
Collector OF the Third Collection district Brooklyn,
and John s. Allen Calicott's deputy, to termina
ton on Thursday last, resulting in the conviction Of
the principal CALI colt, and the acquittal OF Allen
still awaits the final act on OF the court before which
1t was tried. The verdict OF the jury was only ar.
rived at lin the first place, after than usually
protracted trial. the taking Of ayolumnous mass Of
testimony, with an exhaustive examination and
cross.examination of whole host Of witnesses, which
left not single point untouched favoAable or unfa
vorable, as the evenly balanced scales Of justice
might be hoped to be inclined, for or agaht the ac
cused. after an elaborate but withal mid and
thoroughly impartial charge from Judge NefsoS who
specially presided, ana finally after very full and
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BR0OKLYy INTELLIGENCE.

FiSsp FOR SELLING LIQUOR observation-disclosures
mer Tunison. keeper OF hotel on the Coney Island
road. was arrested on sunday last for selling liquor
on thal day. and wa, nnei $50 for the offence, on
examination before Justice Cornweu.
AccipESr-Henry Rore. q boy about sixteen
years Of age, while playing with pistol on Sunday
last was dangerously wounded by the premature
explosion of tne weapon Tue shot took elect In his
The PROSPECT PARK Exrrssros.-The Supreme
Court appointed ON saturday last Commissioners OF
imaies and assessments for the extension OF Pros
pect Park from Third 10 Fifteenth street. between
Ninth and Tenth avenues
MORTALITY DURING TUE PAST wEEK.-The deaths
In Brooklyn were i2i In number for the week ending
May 90 OF the deceased 81 were men, 80 women, 81
boys and % girls; 10 were Infants under twelve
months and 10 were adults between the ages OF sixty
ana eighty-nve years; 10 died OF consumption, OF
shot.
THE EIGHTH WARD TRAGEDy.-An inquest was
held yesterday afternoon on the body OF Mary Nc
Cormick the murdered wife OF Alonzo Mccormick,
who killed her and shot himself. a. reported at the
time OF the occurrence. The verdict was in accord
ance with the facts. The wretched man still fingers,
though there 4 no hope Of his recovering from the
sefniicted wounds.
The CIGAR MAKgRs OF BRooKLYS-A convention
OF the cigar makers OF Brooklyn Is TO be held this
evening In Brooklyn for the purpose OF petitionlng
Congress against the proposed amendment to the
ttNenuc dN WHICH hliiis NO tolnpcl tFtTN WoIkniul
In the trade To pay license Of one dollar years and
also 70 oppose the suggested alteration In the tariff
on imported cigars.
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS. Yesterday after
noon the Kings county Board Of Supervisors held
their regular meeting, supervisor Osborn In the
chair. communication received from tho
Superintendents Of the Poor asking for $4,000
to pay for the Introduction OF gas, the enlarge
ment Of the kitchen and the building OF an
operating room to the hospital. and asking that
the County Treasurer be directed 10 borrow this sum
the credit OF the county. The document was
referred to the Law Committee with directions To In
vestigate the expenditures and their legality, with
power to send for persons and papers. The Park
Commissioners applied for $4,000 for the works OF
construction and maintenance. The application was
referred to the Committee on General Taxes. The
salary Of Mr.. Carr, the new superintendent OF the
Poor was fixed at twenty -cight hundred dollars per
| year from January l, lc67. The Board then ad-
iOurned.
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COURT CALENOARs-TRIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUTr.-Nos 1887, 727, 1911,
1897, 533 1887 1877, 457O, laS2, 1867, 694, lOss,
1880, 1885, 1247, 1915, 1862, $780, 1892, SO2.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS.-NOs. Q, 20, So, so,
IS.
SUPREME CoURr-SPECIAL TERM.-Nos Z, 8, Q,
TO- H. Il, 1S, IA, l5 49, II, ls, 49, 90 q, 81 %, a.
rs, %.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERN.-Part Nos.
3s03, $685. 1927 374l, 34l7, 3943, $685. S711, $780,
3S4l, 1897, 1921, 1888, 1908, 3917.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 1133, 1882
1880, 1892 l409, 1920, 0s1, 1889, 135S 1868, 1424
l425, l426, 1927, 142S 1929 1896 149s, 144o, 1442
1443, 1445, 1446, 1447, 1449, 1450, 1451, 1901
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BOARD Of ALDERMEN.

At two O'Clock yesterday afternoon the Board of
Aldermen met pursuant to adjournment in their
newly beautiaed assembly chamber The ordinary
preliminaries having been disposed Of petition from
the property owners Warren street against the In
Fiction on them Of the Brown q Miller pavement
was read and placed on file. The Board being in the
"moOd" Of business, another resolution was brought
in directing the laying OF wooden pavement in
Twenty-third street, between Tenth avenue and the
North river. The resolution was laid over, but 1t
may not prevail inasmuch as the Alderman Of this
district elected by the party OF honorable prin-
cipes for the purpose of checking the lavish cxpen-
diture Of the public funds INDUCED in ut the City
Hail.
resolution was introduced directing the inquiry
TO be made ot tue Croton Aqueduct Department.
why the paving OF Second avenue above SiXty-third
street has been discontinued.
The Board then took up resolution directing the
clerk to furnish TO Richard 0Brien member OF the
Board OF Councimen Of 1866, a badge and star OF
office; adopted. Permission was given to the
Supreme Court to use the chamber OF the Board for
holding court. resolution adopted directing
the remOdelling OF the city into convenient election
districts, and after some further unimporant busi-
ness the Board adjourned until two o'clock this after
noon.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
THE, ,Duty Of Jurors In Recommendations 10 the
Courf.

The, Duty Of Jurors In Recommendation 10 the
Court.
Before Judge Benedict.
At the opening OF the court yesterday Judge Bene.
dict IN. ,de the following statement:-lt having been
commu ,icated to me by several gentlemen who were
lately ju.'ors In a cause tried here that they were
being i'm portuned to sign a communication to the
court in r, ward to their verdict and the deliberations
Of the jury which led thereto think proper to an
nounce In trder to save the jury from what con-
slider very improper importantly and for the guid.
ance of the b. ", that although recommendation to
mercy when r,ade as In the case alluded to, at the
time OF render ing the verdict and by the jury while
organized will always be considered in passing SEN
tence will nolt consider nor receive nor permit to
be filed any sta cement whatever In regard to any
cause which s 81 vned by juryman after he has
dered his verdict and been discharged from further
connection with DE case.
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sUPf vKE CouaT-ClnCUlr.
A Coal Whining Operation.

Calrtn E. Pratt Us. Yrs. Frank Sptnold.-This is
an action brought by be plaintiff General Calvin E.
Pratt to recover the su of s12 900 with lnerest
a note given him by the wife Of ex Brigadier General
Frank Spinola In 1866, ~ alleged, General Spnola
purchased coal mine In tAe State OF Pennsylvania
and subsequently vested te title TO the purchased
property In his wife, An Estalment OF the purchase
money falling due II becan necessary TO raise the
money. note for the amo, lnt was thereupon drawn
up Dy Mrs. Spinola, endorse, by Mr.. Lowery and Mr.
Hanley, and discounted by @, neral Pratt When the
note fell due Mrs. Spinoa fail Vi to pay IT, ana the
plaintiff thereupon brought th present suit TO re-
cover the money with interest Case still on.
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The Broadway Widening Project,

A second session Of the committee having charge
Of the widening Of Broadway from Seventeenth to
Fifty-nnh street was held yesterday afternoon, but
new arguments pro or were adduced. One
gentleman, formerly city official, thought 1t would
benefit the street to be widened and to have more
rails there. Another thought that allowing no
railroad tracks in the street and taking foot from
the width OF each sidewalk would render the street
wide enough. Another gentleman explained that he
had examined the matter very fully and had come to
the conclusion that the Common Council had no
power In the premises and had no control in the
matter OF widening any street above Fourth street,
and he advised the committee TO obtain the opinion
Of the Corporation Counsel before proceeding too
far. One OF the COuncmanic lights asserted that he
had learned that the value Of goods disposed Of In
the Bowery in one week was as much If not greater
than the amount disposed OF on Broadway. Almost
all seemed to concur In the idea that the matter Is
to be done II done at all, In the interest Of railroad
jobbers and that ruin TO the business prospects OF
Broadway would be the result. The chairman OF
the committee was asked how this matter was
brought before the Board. by petition or otherwise
and was Informed that IL came up by resolution,
introduced at a meeting Of the Board. The commit
tee adjourned the further discussion OF the matter
until Monday next, at three p. NJ.
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denied without costs ana with leave to defendant to
renew motion II SO advised.
Bernheim us Prospey.-Attachment denied upon
the ground that the order is irregular.
Smith us Observation-Disclosures opened and defend
ant allowed to defend on payment OF $40 costs and
disbursement OF entering Judgment and on defend
feree and to proceed on i've days notice. Judgment
to stand as security.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Charge of Illegally Removing Whiskey

Nnar8c of Aue8aiiy lteinOVin8 w nisKeys
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The further hearing Of the Of the United States
W. S. c. Frazee and five others, who were held to
bail on the 11th Of May in 900 each charge OF
removing whiskey to place other than a bonded
warehouse, was resumed yesterday before Commis.
sioner Osborn. The whiskey and the horses and
carts employed in its removal were seized in Forty
NTH street. not far from the distiery from which 1t
Is charged by the government the whiskey was
taken. The particulars OF this case were fully
ported in the HERALD at the time. The examination
yesterday was confined TO two witnesses the part
OF the government after which there was an ad
lournment TO Thursday. Mr.. ID. G. Birdsal appeared
for the defendants aud Mr. Bell for the government.
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psuesralAnIsm.
George TopIcy Walks seven sIIiss and .
Half Within an Hour.

over three hundred persons assembled YESTERDAY
afternoon at the halfmie track. BIoominsdsie road
to witness the display Of Topley. the English peie,
miles In one hour for the sum OF $780, Topley
was In mood condition. and at the woi
dashed Oh at tremendous pace. Inc u
two laps lone mile) were accomp.,s,usu ~, 81.
seven minutes and ten seconus the s1Son sssns 1 a.
twenty-five minutes and ten seconds tne io.I'. ~
twenty mine minutes and twentyelsn. ssson nn. sns
afth In thirty-eight minutes snn .o.y ~ xn,
did squirt came in the winner ~ nesry iooA MINT - ~.
having conpeted the seven aud nal m.s % 1' n.
Nav leaped no leet In ten Successive sprlnsA
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POLICE IyTELLrCEyCr.

Br2GLAR EscAPED.-At a quarter past eleven
o'clock on Sunday night man named Jonathan
whitehead confined at the Sixteenth police precinct
station awaiting an examination on the charge of
burglary effected his escape by breaking out of fe
cell and scaling the fence that separates the prison
from an adjoining yard.
the CoHLrrr ABANDONMENT CAsR.--The case OF
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COURT Or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Empanellins of the Grand Jury-The June
Term.

Term.
Before Recorder Hackett.
The June term Of this court commenced yesterday,
Recorder Hackett presiding District Attorney Han
and Assistant District Attorney Bedford were in at
tendance to represent the people. The Grand Jury
were empanelled and Mr. George T. Jackson was Sc
lected TO act as foreman.
Mr.. Hall arranged with counsel for the trial OF
number OF important cases at specified days during
the term. In moving that q flOile prOSeQut be en-
tered In the case Of william Roach, indicted for
misdemeanor, having, as was alleged, divulged the
contents OF telegraphc despatch, the District At
do not think we need be very particular to waste
our time In prosecuting o man for divulgng tele.
graphic despatch when the Congress Of the United
States upholds similar crime, II 1t be a crime.
The Recorder ordered an additional panel OF grand
ana petty jurors to be summoned In order that the
business Of the court may be transacted without un
necessary delay.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsrERDAY.-The following is
record Of the temperature for the past twentyfour
hours, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
drug store. HERALD Building:-
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SUPREME CoUaT--CIHCuIT-rART |.
The Windsor Dcfalcation Csse Again-sut e
Recover the Amount EDibezxlsd.
Before Judge ingalls,.

RECOVER tue Amount EmDeZzieus
Before Judge ingalls,.
The Mercantile Bank Us. Charles windsor.-Ths
was suit brought recover judgment against the de-
fendant for nearly s25Oooo, suit OF similar descrp
ton having been recently tried between the same
parties, with ether defendants, surety bond for
$4,000, and In which plaintiffs obtained verdict for
that amount. In 1851 defendant was engaged by
plaintiffs as paying teller OF their bank aud gave the
bond above alluded to security for the faithful per.
formance OF his duties In the fall Of 1864 defend
ant. Windsor, absconded, defauter 70 the bank In
nearly f250,0o0 and ned 10 England. This suit Is
brought to recover that amount.
la England the defendant sued by plaintiffs to
recover the amount OF his default and judgment was
rendered for plaintiffs Execution was issued
against the defendants person and he was arrested
and confined IN the Queens Debters' Prison, London,
for q period OF upwards OF fifteen months. One OF
the English registrars In bankrupty OF his own mo-
tton subsequently, directed the discharge OF Windsor,
under the English Bankruptcy law.
The defence In the present suit Is that the plain
fins, having voluntarily commenced proceedings
against the defendant under another jurisdiction,
and having recovered judgment therein In the Court
Of Queens Bench the OF action In this case be-
came and merged In the former cause OF action,
and that the plaintiffs have thus estopped their right
OF action In the courts OF this state.
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COURT Of COMMON pltY-rslAl rtsm-p@r l.

Judge Brady presided In this court, and when the
calendar was called adjourned it to Monday next.
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COURT OF COMMON plsN-raiAL rERx-pmT 2.

Judge Daily sat to hear jury cases. There being
no jury In attendance the court adjourned TIL to-
morrow.
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cuusr or COMMON pltAs-sptcAl Term.


Decisions.
Judge Brad, rendered judgment in the following
cases yesterday ilornlng:-
Erich rs. acsnef., --">''-- '- " 1--WE Injunction
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From this is 10 be deducted, on items charged
against the city at large, the amount Of revenue,
winch is estimated at about tle0,0o0
The budget was referred to . special CON mmttee.
consisting Of seven members OF each Board and the
Joint Board adjourned.
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WARE
house. The Hand bond which figures largely In this
case, was got up under this provision OF the law and
the regulations OF the Commissioner. That this bond,
so grossly fraudulent was got up for the purpose
Of delrauding dhe government by the removal Of
whiskey from Wilson'S warehouse without paying
the Is undenied and that IL erected the purpose
designed by procuring the removal of the All barrels
without paying, whereby the government lost some
$4,000 taxes b equally true. The proof this SUBJ
give ourselves any trouble to look critically into the
evidence as to the fact that the government has been
It, engaged In 1t in the execution OF It, have given us
detailed account OF the manner In which the fraud
was perpetrated. The material and only question
ment Is whether the defendants, Callicott and Alien,
were parties to this fraud-connived at and co.
operated IN Its perpetraton Il is the evidence in
so far as Il has any bearing upon this particular
question-that It becomes necessary that you
nnd your verdict:-Were they parties to this
fraud' The question has been very fully fairly and
ably examined and discussed by each Of the learned
counsel who has addressed you on the subject. do
not doubt but that you very fully already pos.
sessed Of the question and Of all the evidence which
has any pertinent M bearing upon II. do not intend,
quite satisfied with the discussion BY the learned
counsel. All intend IL to draw your attention more
especially and exclusively to the real question OF fact
In the case. The ground taken the defence Is that
Cailicott, the collector, had no knowledge OF the
fraud IN the execution OF this bond-ths Hand
Allen, the deputy; and hence he had no means OF
knowledge or even Of suspicion that there was any
It. Now this Is certainly true as respects the
execution OF the bond. 1t was not executed
In his room In the building. but In the adjoining
room-the frJnt room occupied by the deputy; and
80 far the ground taken by the learned counsel is
well founded on the evidence. But II must be re
membered--shoaiu be remeDbered-that he had u
afterwards in his possession for several days for the
purpose OF examining IT, and with view to asCer
tain II It was good security for tie ta1es on the
whiskey TO be removed. Hardy applied with the
bond for the permit the FIRST time; bat Cslisstt de
clined TO give the permit, aud took the bond .pok
into it-took 1t from Hardy Is look into il. SeYsAl
New-York tribune., 1868-01-06

langley Ta.ona via Seate where she ashore ABBY oOnive
Marshal Dutch and Chass Heath, Pbilsdepbis
CHAkLEsToN, C.. Jan L-Aryed, steamship ChirPon Hom
w-lOrk
Sailed steamship. Charleston ssxYsrt Sea Gull Baltimore shrs
Nellie BoweTa Boston Clara Bell Daren Ga MARY Fletcher mo
PoErEss, hosnoE Jan Aryed bsaE Arena from WIN
coal for orders Took Of Dec lat 20 o. Ion 81 Y W. the crew Of
The brig Agent Of Nora Scotia on ssWYort for Aasan SPAN
she being sinking condition The scr Florence " asIoe
south Of Cape Henry being made get her Oh lie
brig X p Sweet from Savannah, has passed up. -,
HOLHEs HOLE Jsn mAnved, schrs Osprey ne" Ioh o'
Boston y G. CLIFFORD Providence. Remaining feAs. oeoe
portal sch Gen Percy Moro Csthsrne NilcoI John
aans Plymouth Roct Nellie Chase A. Taylor Daniel L naiSh
simpson A. Ward bhr Lena Hgor @ 7 T0nPsia' Timothy
Eeh
Sailed p m, sehr II Atwood
Arrived 50 bark Rachel Pers.cos for Boston ihI Hsthe
Ross Philadelphia TOT Portland Sarah WymH lork Tor hNpo
SAvAssAn Ca Jan A-Aved ship DougA2 Castle Greenoek Css
lie Of Pictou, Glasgow.
Sailed steamships San Salvador and Moutgomsoy NeEYork Wyo
unK. Bhladephia.
Cleared NIP Flora Hgbetr Hlyre ,ehr Bag State New York
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvAya jan 4-Ssled steamship Columbia for Ne" York
Al Vera Cruz Dec 20 steamship ST. Thomas Br rom oado1 g
EngeheTg (NoFE Cadil, brig lna, from Pensacola fac
Glsmb from mbnrg steamship Tebaseo from hnauan loading
With troops and reported they we're eDe
lion there well Yueaan where they changed governments 'ase
times 10 ten days
At 81 TQGs Dec o. brgs W Spencer waiting orders James
MlsI ron Boston. with loss of mAinb0om and msinsail
At Barbados Dec 6 bark Mary Flower from Trinidad inst ARMED
New-York tribune., 1868-01-06
COURT cAIrNDAR-Trns DAT.

SUPREME CouRT-General Term.-Non-enIl.-
merated motions CirantPart I-old Nos o, 800 eos
lIs lIS3, 1907 1915 223e, Part Od Nos S27o SS2 ~
'is $40 ISL, s52 l3l iis3 le0 1907. 1858 i0s ei lys
l7sl ls, 1905, $780, 1885, ohanbs-First MONDAY Caen
dar. = -. -.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Trial TerDi-Part Nos SJsg sd S5'
3397 3479 1901 1899 2ST7, i3 33 1873 3 5o Styo
3275 Part IINos 1886, 3l5e 1870 $3.50, 1886 J5s 5lZ
37I6, 23l6, $3.50, 7A, 5000, 29lO sSls, 35il M, ,,
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-No Trial Term. The 6sit-
erai Term will be in session.
MARINE CoURI-Hial Terp.-Nos 70 20 inclusive
New-York tribune., 1868-01-06
PASSKNGERS ARRITED.

FROM UAvnH AND BRRST Jan 4 In Steamship Napoleon IL
n. and Ars 4 Perret Mr. Escorlr Nj ard Mrs K "
CLAboNn Zugg Mr. md Nm Gaftn,i AL eh
N agd Mrs Ts1hes NJ aud Mn hutunger. Mf and Mrs. Muller
Mrs Ge Mr. and Ms Desnge, Mr. sspgir- B,Tas
Mr. and Hitchcock Mis- l.. Short Mr. Henry Ms Abel Mr
Bes.on son ReHard T. Bonvaie' had -u Charles
Guou H. Lodel Koch l. Sptmulei o. Hefetsieu snd iaui l.
O'Iren Heuuerk Kch4ular Nr.. Ciete J. Schwarl hf
P-rrot and family hss r. Cogiot as CTol J. Ifeim frsti
Nrs H. Moeser Mr. Gerard ard ctr-r her boney, beiof,
CoBrov Kseosr Hohunge Nhoson Bees Bosg Scoser Gurus
sauI Beands ChomAssou. Eel Wa saicr B0eL' Pesugn"
Poujol and Martin. A.,
FkOM NEW ORLEANS Jaa fIu steamship Gen Grani-Mr l.
n Henry. J.. Jfrrier = Bo-t q,
PROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN Jan TN steansh hp
Denmark Mr aud MTE 7 Pickering 1 auzter VI and hfs a
IIeckrug and drcn Mr. Mr Psul Ut AID h Davies
Davies Br Monole D OBhen. J. p Cunning g. and fof
ter T. r. FInessg n. Mrvers .
PROM HAMBURG AND SOUTHAMPTON. Jan. f-in stsamstp
HanHoua- Hofaar Ws'eunan, fIante A Coleman ,
Rsthssh Wm Fischer Jaset tafensyer yohh
Pscos lady Lott Woaer and children Amelia Anna ssa asrs
Myius Richard Blum htellh.ntr hhlof u
GaitnEna T. ulbucl g. Eocsert Herting NJ For hilsu