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The New York herald., 1868-03-07
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Sales Yesterday at the Auction Mnrt-Tho
Prospects 0i the season.
Friday 10 usually dull day In real estate operations.
Some few years ago dies non; but in response 70
she rapid development Of this interest II is gradually
assuming and has begun 10 be recognized rs
day It not mpossioo to oollsota crowd, and
upon which therc Is quite reasonable prospect OF
dsponng Of lots upon days marked earlier In the
weekly calendar Thus yesterday the congregation at
tbs auction mart was little than upon o,hor occa
sons, promising better opportunities for specu.
laton The market, however Is At present s'agnant,
the sales announced for Tuesday next viz, OF
2lo Park lots by A. j. Blescysr, Son Co., and
OF some 800 Prospect Park and Sackett street Boulevard
lots BY Jo Miier forming he objective point of
all interes,. II Ii somewhat unortuLat1 that ooth
sales should occur tho day, confusing buyers
with tuoir relative attractions, and reminding one VI
Aoorss couplst Il could DO SO happy WIN ei.ns,,
tolher charn,sr away; but perhaps as often
happens, ths Increased attendance Induced 10 con-
sequence may result 10 the advana age OF botn parte-
where the Inducements 70 purchase are so evenly
bsanced The following are tns particulars Of yssssr-
days sAss:- fs #t
Tho Ave story brick building No. 90 Pine street, north
side, between William aud Pearl streets being Sa6
'front.' 253 rear 9ae east SIDE aud 929 west side Fur
chas d py torneius B Jgan for $25, ,O00 @A.4
Ihe three story attic brick high socp house and
lot l0s East street, south slde oetweea fourh
odr: TO- 33xlO3 Purchased by Mr. Young for $40 400
BY the above sale two-thirds oi tho pur-
money may remain on mortgage, ~ tuo optiou
OF Tho parchaser for I've years. At seven per
cent. -
Two lots on the northeast corner Of six,y.efth stree.
ana the Grand boulevard each 25.lLxl00. Purchased
by Thorpe Tor S9,6oO each. OF wnch sixty per cent
may remain on mortgage
Egut lots and one gore with water 'front.' on tho
north side Of Eigh,ysevsnth street commencing los
feet OF avenue tho lois 2oxl0o each tns gore
is fee, froa 20 ieet by 100S feet deptn Pur
cnas ed by William A. More Tor $4,000 OF wnicn one
half may remain on mortgage
JAMES ". MILLER.
One lot with building on the south side Of Fourteenth
street. IL feet Of aveaue A, 2SxlO3a Purchased
for 81 $50. -
Que o on the north side OF Forynt street. 125 feet
west VI Filth avenue. Purchased ior $S,o0u
MOLTEN.
Besides the above the following property was offered
for ga BY Mr. N en- stranger 10 the auction mart,
engn Of lsns sonewh hat astonshed the regular
hQb. E6
o. $685. 1886 and 337 East Sixy-second street, brown
,one front, three story hign stvop houses lIx4O ios
l7xlO0 cacn, sold subject 70 mortgage of $Sioo on
cash mouse Purchased foicws:-No. 3SS Tor
$lO,s5O, No ass $l0500 aud No. So1, Sl0,60o Seven
houses VI joining rns above wois withdTa"n
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UNITED STATES Clacu.r COURT.
A United States Marshal sued for tho Reus
Of n Whiskev Distiilery.
Before Judge Benedict

A United States Marshal sued for the Rsus
Of a Whiskev Distiiiery.
Before Judge Benedict
Charles Kelsey brought action In the STATE ooaY1g
against Francis l. Daion, one OF the United States
Msrshals for rent Of premises from Nay, 1857 v The
present time, defendant having seized d,ssry In
building swssd by the plaintiff 10 April and the lease
having expired st the time the made The
defendant BY writ OF oett,orar removed The case v
the United States Court, Affirming his petition for
the writ that pdrsuant To section sixy-ssvsn Of
act OF Congress passed July Ia 1885, be was
entrlcd 10 bavo the caus, 90 removed said
action having been commeuced against him on
account Of arts doGe while aching In his Official capacity
~ marshal Ia and Tor te Eastern district OF New York.
The plaintiff demurrsd GU the ground that the
shown not Sufficient In MAINTAIN the certio-
rar tho said defendant not b-in, sued Ia his ociaa
capscity. touussi Tor the pisnun moved that The
action be referred back TO the the ground
that the marshal had no authority I seize hold the
properly Of tue psinun anu no sboid have removed
the effects fozsd on the expira 'oa Of the tenaurs
qnash the proceedings, and remaudsd .he back -
the state courts.
The Caiiicot wbisisey Case.
John 3 Allen, one OF the coadjutos Of Mr.. Csrcos
In tho alleged wbsxey frauds, arraigned 10 tho
United States Court Yesterday . charge OF removing
Mh's.cy and receiving spirits under SEIZURE. The as-
cused pleaded not guilty, aud gave oan 10 answer.
Alleged Illegal Di-,iiiery.
man named Dudley Bo,ger was indicted FOR having
carried the bus,ness OF q ds,iIler wahout having
paid the special tax testimony tue par, Of the
showed that tse dcren dant carried on the
oisiiilery business at the corner Of Myrtle and
Nosirand avenues bsviug man named Aorgae
a partner Ihe latter gave nformason 70 the govern
ment winch led TO tho seizure Of the place by United
States Marshal The defendant WAS subsequently
arrested on a cart on wscn we're several barrels or
whisksy wbcn had jast removed, a. alleged from
his house The evidence ~ent " show THAI Nor an
vas the guilty party, and vas a present committed fee
trial ON an indctmsnt which Ia charged with ths
sans oasnos. The jury In the care fasd TO agree
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EXPLOSION AND FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.
I've Mos severely Burned-A Firemen's
Fiabt.

About four O'Clock yessrdsy afternoon an explosion
occurred In the su OF the waabeut Oil Works. foot Of
Rush street. E d. and slight nrs resulted, but was
soon sx,inguisnsd. Unfortunately. however, tive
workmen employed 10 the stili we're very severely
burned la the face, hands and arms but rescued
bsiorc beng fatally injured Tnsr names arc Thomas
Anderson and James Cunningham. Tbsv sent 70
their residences IN New York. The oil works are
owned " STEPHEN Jenny. His loss Is tr .ninv While
returning from the ab,,e lre the members " Engine
Company No. aud Hose Company No had an old
lssnonei nsat In Divs ON avenue, uutthey ba hssy
retreat on the appearance poloe ksch COMPANY
carried on ito voundsd Meme wsrv ~ ApoA ~ nob4
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DIS TRlCr COURT,
The Case Of Jonn Devlins
Before judge Benedict

A. the opening Of the United Statss District Cout n
Brooklyn Thursday the VI John Dsvn was called
up on motion TO set aside the verdict The bin Of
exceptions John Devils, It will Do remembered, was
convicted about month since tor carrying The hquop
business 10 Brookiyn without taxing out license or
payisg Q SPECIAL tax, required under the Internal
Reveaue Law. Several e,cspons aksn during the lrial
we're argued by Mr. wilma c. DeWi
Yesterday Distinct A. Tracy piled 70 the areu-
ments Of Mr. Dewitt Jude Bsnsdlct tnsn took the
papers and reserved his decision t.0
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE CopaTS.
uRITEu STATES cumxssluSsas COURT.


Before Commissioner Osborn
This case, which stood adjourned from Wednesday,
Sss Yesterday resumed. The parties charged, William
England, John n. Hanlon and Alfred Evans were
present. attended by their counsel, ID. c. Birdsal and
D. ncSanon. The first witness, John II. sowder an
ocer OF internal revenue under Collector Bailey do
posed that he. with Colonel Porter and other officers
proceeded 10 the dtillery Nos 307 and 500 avenue A.
On the morning OF tho Oath OF February knocked at
gate twentieth and d. demsrded abundance
heard inside saying could not get In; that
he would snooL any that would attempt TO get IN
The Witness then his progress through the DIS
tiLery. where be steam and Lot water. lie saw
fermen tubs and the process OF ermen alton gong
on Inc evidence as n 10 prove tnat the OH.
GERS OF the revenue did know understand their
lues add that they appeared the premises like unto
she character Of burglars and ought have treated
such Alter further examination Of tnis witpess tho
The New York herald., 1868-03-07
Alexander Asboth.

General Asboth, United Minister TO the Argen.
tine Republic, dead He had long been suffering from
severe gunshot wound received in Florida during the
rebellion which the most skKu surgeons the United
Staiss and Europe failed 70 cure Ho was Hungarian
by birth, and participated a. an onicer In tine
Hungarian revolution under Kossuth, with whom
he TO America In 1851. Whea General
Fremont took command OF the Department of the West
AsDvth accompanied him and received tho title OF
Brigad,er General aud Was made Cnioi Of stan Wnen
General Fremont took the nsid he placed General
Asbotn In command Of division as an actiDg Major
General Upon the recall Of Geuera Fremont from tne
We General Asboth also removed but the govern.
aud assigned him again to ths Dvpart ment OF Inc
West, where he MAS placed In command OF
q division Of General Curtis army and partici-
paed In the battle OF Pea Rigs, where ne disng
wound IN this ball's. and ompelled for time
remain idle. In February 1865, commanded troops
as columbus Ky aud vas relieved IN August. the same
year. by General A. smith, and ordered " tns com.
n Fort Picksna Dorng the year 1894 he commanded
In several successful expeditions Florida, In Of
winch, the Mariana light, he WAS badly woUndsd, his
lett cheek bODe beng broken ind his left arm fractured
two places On account OF there wounos he was
ievsd bv General Bailey and came North. de was
mads Brevet MAJOR General Tor his services In
Florida, and In August, l8e6, without s,eng
further active ',nIvce n ,sss D re resigned bis post on
confirmed Minister " che Argentine Republic 70 which
pont he pro ceedsd via France Tho wound N his lace
exceedingly PAINFUL aud the French surgeons de-
clned 70 venture upon operation to remove the bal
horrible suisrngS he EXPIRED Bueuos Ay res 81 his
post. Geaeral Asbroth was pecuar man. but always
. courteous gentleman. HIS tasss aere curious He
aiways surrsuGded by q EumDer OF apisndid dogs
who accompanied him on every occasion. He was AN
excellent cavalry officer and his diplomatlc er
whicn was brief he displayed qualities Of hgu order.
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Richard II. BayNrd.

Ex-senator Bayard died In Philadelphia On wednes-
day last, aged se,oniy-two He was the Of the
James A. Baysrd excslent citizen Of Delaware,
aud was born is Wilmington. Educated at Princeton
Coege he practised Ian aud TOOK promineut part
poitics wuis He was United States senator from
Delaware 1886 70 1s3s and again 1ssI ls45.
He was aftern ARDS sppon,ed hins.cr TO Belgium v!
lac years he has lived retirement taxing part In
The New York herald., 1868-03-07
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COMMEkClAL KEPOKTs
FRIDAY March 6-6P. N.
BrzswAx quoted at 4oc &C., with small sales within
the range of those prices.
CorroN-rhe morning cable advccs from Liverpool being
unfSvorbs the market opened weak and sales
Effected . reduction Of No. per lb but the afternoon
despatch being favorable the market closed quite active.
with the decline recovered The sales footed a bales.
including Ss speculation 275l for export and rs for
spinning Annexed are tho closng quotations.
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@ HUDSON uTY
Lot So block 3, Hudson Grove, 25x100 $50
LAFAykfrE.
Washington av, 4 100 Il n Maple St. 25xloo. ESQ
Washlnst ton av O. l25 II n Maple st. 25xl0o. 1250
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1hs vaiue Of tho mportations Of dry goods at this
port for tho week ending March compares pre-

AZ COLUMBUS, the 2s,b OF February, the following
companies were Incorporated under shs laws o. The
State OF Ohio
The Toledo, Akron and Atlantic Railroad with oapk
tai Of $1,000, 900. The company propose building .
railroad from IoIcdo to Akron, summit county ONO,
passing through the countles OF Lucas. Wood, San-
dusky, Seneca Huron, Jo ainc, Medina and into SUM
init county Also tho Toledo and Atlantic Riiirosd
Company, with q capital sf e2o00, 600 lhis company
proposes 10 buiId road from 1oledo 70 West sseni
Wayne county, Ohio, passing through the COUNTESS u
Lucas. Uttaws ssodusky, Huron, Ashland, Medina and
into Wayne county.
London journal Of the 22d Of February remarks Of
financial and commercial maters:-
Mopsary and sommUSlas ArArs Last week have bsss
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ON,ciaI Transfers Of Real Estate.
The follos were Official transfers Of real estate
md leas.s recorded In New Yorx city and Kings county
ordo
The New York herald., 1868-03-07

The receipts Tor customs and the receipts payments
and balances the Sub Treasury In this city for tue
pred portion OF the week have boon folows:--
Cus1rn Ho,se $50. 7ycaspy y--
Receipf,. Re efts. Idymsnts Bdldnc0
March a. $40 7sd &22s5,o52 &2Og6 sol 500. 437 $50
5arch 81. 4b7494 1,s6as43 1,s79.s50 s9,421,9l2
Maren T.. 25S O5J Ig2,I2s 1O97 $50 100 214, 24
March o.. 3g9 900 7i2 0s0 b,2I6.0g7 100. T0s 222
March O.. AL 900 LAS 23o Ss7 695 10l, 24s. 7j4
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LEAsns RECORDED

Canal 81, No 3d. wears, per yVar...... .........
Sullivan 81, No v4 8 ) cars, per year. .............
Hudson st. No 29S, 8 years tassgnmontL per year. 2
ID e., n s. lot 90, Wynxoop estate, u yrs, per yr.
25,h st rear of lots 22j and 2s5, 8 ira, per yr.
Ista st. O. 49, Of Stu nv lass Rnmenu. ...... 20
67tn ST. 9, l75 II W o. 9th Nv, yrs, per yr.....
slore No z VI the Natonai Hall, Harien,. yrx !,
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CHAPTER XIV.

Spring had gone and come again. The leaves
of the past year, touched by the icy breath ofWin
ter, had whirled down in eddies and crumbled into
the dust whence they came, and the silent buds
had wakened into life, and new beauty was once
more upon the earth. Flowers had perished but
to bloom again. Symbols of a glorious resurrec.
ton, they had come forth from their long silent
slumber in the dust, arayed in all the loveliness
that had ever made them beautiful and glorious to
the eye.
And il there no resurrection for nations hopes
that have fallen in the dust? If they, too, find o
winter, must it be eternal2 Is there no God who
hears peoples prayers and who will bind up their
broken hopes, and deliver them from the thraldom
of the insoent oppressor in His own good time,
when he has visited them for their sins and purged
them as with fire? Infdelity may despair and look
upon the evil day. as one that may darken over us
forever, but the christians faith will never faltel
or wayer, nor doubt, however his own plans and
purposes may fail-the wisdom, the mercy and the
goodness of Him whose all-seeing eyes marks even
the fall of the sparrow, and who directs all issues
for the final good Of those who have made Him
their trust.
We are approaching an eventfnl time in the his
tory of the persoDages whose fortunes We have
thus far followed. On the old village in which the
opening scene of this too real story was laid, THE
NINTH DAY OF APRIL, of the last year of the war,
has dawned. We do not propose to lift the cur.
tain upon that great theatre Of action to which the
eyes of the civilized world were turned, with all the
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were firing, as rapidly as they could load, M at the
enemy, who were endeaymoring m 70 charge across the
dam and capture the guns Suddenly ay was
raised, and one or two ardnerymen, worn ont with
their long continued hbors, iefs ther piece and
came running across che road by the spot where
Victor was stationed 10. s,-.;s. .i;,, IT
What Is the master & exclaimed .ns Hotee,
"MeGreg9 Is N1s dead q his gun ansNslsa a
the arsaerymao' Is ne passed - .nss mol" ~.
happen some OF these Gays 1e Wouiu hsn' H'
guns 70 tne iassF 80 ,.,.5 g; ...s..s.,
Yictor ies ,,n snock s = 81
passeo t1!ougn nts R .lsnis, as',.A a"I S9
ne was colns' rose nom nis sns'te. Atn tllns
gaAe p y t9e 20 me- sel.
neafted young ofnoer vlne On tne soH " ~ slpt ny
his eye too, xassuessed by the sHaItny Dsowea
young officer at the other enn' scanee thiry yards
Distant who had Just seised the lanyardof ms gun
asdpas about Auning It's donble charge q grape
shot INTO crowded mass q q sne enemy Nno' nsV-
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fOoNCLustOH.] l

This incident which have yented to embody In fiction Il
fact well authenticated, which took place ecey under the
and at the place referred to. -.
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AFFAIRS IN TMNEssEK people Of Ten
nessee have been threatened for some time with
another dose Of Brownlow's loyal militia. The
Legislature has at last done the deed and the law
is thus epitomised by an exchange: Z; - ss-.
saThe new Tennessee militia law authorizes the
Governor to csa aoat any force he may deem neces-
sary, governed by the following restrictions: Be-
fore the militia can be sent to any county appfca
ton for such must be made to the Governor by ten
unconditional Unien men, or three justices OF the
peace belonging to said county based on the ALE
CATIONS that the civil law cannot be enforced with
cut military aid. Martial law can be proclaimed
IN any county on the representation OF the judge
and attorney-generai, senators and representatives
and ten good Union men in thattcounty, that Or
ssnised resistance to hw exists aad that good cit-
sens are not safe IN their persons and property
The counties where such mittia are quartered are
to pay all the expenses incurred - - lsS2 s
It is stated that Bto%niow, ID order to carry out
his helEsh purposes viii draw the bulk OF the MI
ltia from East Tennessee, and thus ~ have secnon-
Al as well as partisan militih ..,esit1s .s.-.
sarA gentleman having engaged . bricklayer to
make some repairs IN bis cellar, ordered the ale to
Be removed before the bricklayer commenced his
work. aru- f.. g9a-,I..,,ai :Ba 70
ooh, I'm not afraid Of barrel ofale, sir," said
the man. l2ia - ~ - 4i'.t. ..--H %
IT presume not" said the gentleman ''but I
think barrel Of ale would run at your approach" "
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A CuR1ous iSroRY; or ,Mas ViNbmRur-
somsvbe,s slont s;.tv - se.r. - .ro Gornsl;n. Van.
defbat commenced life by running ..psriaugerI'
s Seh q. sna sx .ad
t;es to- nsrr;ttej m - ,;.;.sd h;s oons;n' NJ so,b;e
Tohnson FL .hsn nonno - .nJ .,,,eiv .;.iof. go,
uIa L. r.sJ I ~ az f.I.nd ~ ps,.sns !. | 100 49,
nt 80. | asSs O. e.. ~ 80 .ss. ~ ar 800 81,
outDuoo :, - Ats' ~ icy I' ~ y.s go
% ""DuouI, ""u in'pIoN Aln, ..A '1o 1nS0
ana entefprise as Pas aiHays e1nlolleG oer'a1
IL @' however tnat .ne couans na..,ea, snI ota
io'ks tnss kne" cnem slen spea. WIN ae.,sn' ol
the handsome paar, ior tney we're aomiteeo 70 De
the ooehess couple Ssate @ tdand nas evef s pro
duced It unnecessary % tace ! tls commodore 9
from the tlme ne was ferTyrn'an unsn ne was plo-
moseds o. more properly promoted nlnseL 70 tae
responsible position OF captamof I. .steamoo.s winch
pied between thus port ana Few !. branswck Ne.
At the atter piace however, ne was sae pr0priesor
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M, with orders not to return until they could
bring him trustworthy information in regard to the
number, movements, and route of the enemy.
On the west of the village runs wide swamp
intersected by numerous streams, and passable on
|ly, here and there, by some deep and difficult
ford, or some long narrow causeway where couple
of guns and handful of brave riAemen, might stay
the march of a considerable force. It was at such
a causeway as this, about three miles from the
town and on one of the main roads connecting il
with the village of M, that this veteran Officer
had temporarily established his headquarters. Ar
earthwork had been thrown up for the protection
of the artiIeymen, who were to work the guns
with which it was intended to sweep the causeway
in case the enemy should advance by that route.
There was yet another and more eligible route
by which he might move, crossing the swamp by
a causeway opposite the village OF M, where
he was said to have encamped the previous night.
He might march up on the left bank of the swan,
py stream, along broad public road, where there
were no causeways where handful OF men might
DISPUTE his passage. There was but one place on
this road affording even possible hope of arrest
ing bis march. Skirting the village on the SOUTH
is an insignificant wooded stream boggy, but
crossed by two or more roads leading into the vii
lase This stream, after course of about three
miles, widens into a deep pond, which turns q
mill, and short distance below empties itself into
the swamp about a mile below the causeway above
referred to. The road which crosses the causeway
unites with that which leads from the mil-dam al
right angles, at the distance Of scarcely mile from
the village, now threatened by the enemy. twas
BY the road over the dam that those best aequaint
ed with the topography of the country expected
the enemy would advance if, indeed, he came al
ALL Scouts had been thrown out along both thest
roads, to watch for the enemy and report bis ad
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autitts Of Sunkruptcp.

TNHIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE--That on the 12th
A. ID. 1903 Warrant Bankruptcy ssnd against
the Estate AMORI EDWARDS the Town o Union County
Union Jersey, who has been audgd BAnk
peon OF debts delivery Of at
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property him forbidden by that meeting oh9
creditors Bankrupt prove debts choose
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g,gal 9Otius.

NOTICE to CREDITORS.-You will please
IN that 18th Of March the thoss
hundred and SIXTY eight order granted BY the Hoorf
Barnard ofthe OF the Court 9
State Of NewYork the petition o. George Reel the City in
NewYok nsoen debtor requiring all the creditors
the said Reed show before him, al chambers oiha
be he'd the CITY and County Of York
third Monday 2 June 1903 l2 O'Clock Of that
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all bis creditors that he thereafter bf
exempted from imprisonment by reason Of any debts prevoo
made and that dsbared his pursusae
the provisions Of the fhh chapter oftbe b uu
Revised Sutes Of the state Of New iork snd
the acts amending the ameDaed NegioTk this 18th DAY Oh
March, 1863 GEORGE b. kkbl nsolvent
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