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New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Union was held last evening at the Wigwam Bomba ST.
fireworks and whisky in abundance gave the proceed
ings an animated character.
GRANT AND COLFAX MEETING AT CENTERPORT,
l. l.
The Rey. William II. Thomas, Charles Jordan,
and others are address Grant and Coax meeting
Centerport tomorrow evening.
MASS MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY AT HEMP
STEAD, J.. l.
The Democracy of Hampstead had process
son meeting and banner raising, yesterday after
noon ana evening
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Meetings and speakers in this State al
nOunced rs follows .
BANNER RAISING AT BAYONNE.

The Grant and Colfax boys of BayOnne, n.
j. turned in full force Wednesday evening TO raise
banner in front Of the headquarters OF the club at Car
ragans store. At early hour a large multitude was
assembled, and entertained with music by the 55h N y.
Re giment band The Hon d. W. c. Morris President ~
the Club. and standarbearer in the Republican ranks,
called the meeting to order Officers elected fol-
lows: President Rufus story OF Bergen Point promi-
nent merchant OF NewYOrk; Secretary, Joseph Wilson,
jr; NcePresidents Soon Humphreys j. b. Close, John
Van Buskrk jr, Edw. Cruikshank and Hartmann Vree-
land Nh Norris offered resolutions, which adopted,
charging the Democratic nominees with being revolu-
Onary in acts and utterances and pedng the BayOnne
Grant to make every lawful effort the cleo
ton Of their candidates. thereby securing american
honor. credit justice and freedom, with the favor and
blessing Of the Almighty Ruler of Nations" solid.
logical address by DIR. Bell Of The Ish Rcpubhc was
made which must have convinced many OF the lrshmen
who heard him Of their being on the wrong tack Major
H. n. PangbOTn of The Jersey CITY Journal followed Dr.
Bell In his usual fecitOus and mTth provoking strain
The Greenyie Grant Club, with Matthew Armstrong at
lts head, was out In strong numbers ana the J0hi
Blair Guard OF Bergen, composed entirely OF young men
who will cast their first votes this Fall was present In
the Of the evening neat banner thrown 10
the breeze and enthusiastically Cheercd. Altogether
this OF the largest ana most effective political
gatherings witnessed In Hudson County The pros
pect Is that NewJersey is to be redeemed
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Maior-Gen. Meade and family Col Geo.
Meade and Cool w. W. Sanders OF the GeneraPs staff
Mrs Gen Bntler the Hon. Marcus p Norton, Troy and
Col Dan Rice OF Pennsylvania are at the Metropolitan
Hotel Baron de Rivlere PARIS Gen. W. W. Averell u
S. Consul General at Montreal and Gen. Andrew Porter
Pennsylvania are at the NewYork Hotel Judge j. s.
Black Pennsylyania, B b. French. U. 5. Commissioner
of Public Buildings, Commodore Boggs, L. 5. Navy, and
j. f. Babeock New Haven, at the Astor House Gen.
c. r. Paul, u S. A., and U. ii. Crosby of Opera House
notOriety, are the Fifth Avenue Hotel Gen. Cuyer,
T. S. A., Is at the st. Denis Hotel.
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Governor. C. V. Eskeydge; ChefJustce NJ Valentine;
Secretary Of State Col Moonlight Auditor. A. Thomas;
Treasurer, George Griham Attorney General Mr Dan
forth; superintendent OF Public Instruction p Mevicar
Congressman Sidney Clark Electors, Messrs Anthony,
Kalock. and Horton The Convention was very largely
attended. The several nominees were serenaded last
night
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
TENNESSEE.

THE DEMOCRACY AND THE COLORED VOTE.
A Nashville dispatch TO The Commercial says:
"The Democrats have decided upon vigorous prosecu-
tOn OF the canvass and is doubtful without the
aid OF tho eOored vote An address the cOored people
will be issued in day two. There is still division
Of sentiment tho prOpriey Of counting the bacK
vote However, the great majority favor political afia-
ton with the negroes numbers gong 80 far as 10
nesty contend for cOlored suffrage from principle me
Nashville Banner and Memphis ApaIdnche take tupstan-
tally this ground while the leading aud inuenuhl lhen
OF the party earnestly favor the use OF a ar neaDs u
secure the COlOred vote.
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MARRIED..

MATHBR-PRED BRICKSn Manchester Mass on Tuesday sept
1903 at the Joseph Proctor by the Rev M HI OF
Goersve T. John C. Maher Of Danen, Conn., a1i Miss
Mary G. Fredericks Of Brooklyn, y. u
PIBRSON-JAMES-on Wednesday Sept at Orange " j. ~ we
DansyIe " Y, Capt Person slu Lena
7. James, both Of Orange.
sBARISGKIRBYAtTo TomPkins Cove Roek1hd CO. n H. on
morning 1865 by the Rev j. smith ot rooyn r.
D. Soaring jr Mne Kirby both Of Iompsns Core
THURSDAY morning. Sept TO- at the resi-
dnce Of Charles G esq Morsanis by the Rev T. Cham'
bsran rector Trinity Church. b. l. Sherman, 10 bvene B.
Cutter both u Ne ork
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The large transparency in front of the Re-
nnblican headquarters, Broadway at TwentysecOnd
st. was burned last evening.
Mr. Ira NJ Harrison of Newark has been
annonted Revenue Supervisor for the District OF New
Jersey. .I..... ~ =,
Charles Christmas, a well-known New I ork
banker and broker and many years an lnuenuh ctzeh
of Brookyn died Of heart disease ON Monday morning.
A collision occurred yesterday at Madison,
ON the M and f. Railroad between passenger tah ana
coal train The platforms OF four passenger cars ana
one baggage car were demolished Only one woman was
injured. ,, -,
Law Gouds stationery store, adjoining IHE
TPIniSE office Nassau-st, was robbed OF Nvg ~ III
monev an wednesday evening. 10 s conJeetured that
The sste which contained the money was unlocked oy
son,e nerson who was OF the place In whch the
kev s concealed It is supposed that the perpetrator
or was sccreted In the store Wheh ~
was closed. ~,
The hardware and grocery store OF Mr. al
Tor T. Tabor at PawlnRs, Putnam Goa was connpietey
destroved nv fire early Thursday morning Ino con
tens and buildng partially insured. bnt the loss
Will nevertheless be very heavy. Mr.. o. carpenter con
dnc,or 81 the Rawlings tram Harlem Railroad was tee-
granhed IN know II any strangers came down Oh MS
a. Ge Are is supposed have been tho work vi ah lncc
diary. ~.
In addition to a large number OF nlght IN,
a,,d debenture clerks who have been remover
~ t of the the following named inspectors
~ shns have been removed: John McCutchen' James
Rvrne Uenry Orout, Rutgers Clarkson, J; fOley'
3favett. HARRISON Isaac Rugges. II. ID. Hathe~ay,
sinclair Clark Peter Osulliyan, Smith Fina hnu Luko
Riley The places OF the removed debenture Eieihs a.o
now allied nv twenty inspectors, detailed lrom III" 'sV0S
tOral force for that uufuoSo'
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SuuiaI NGtit,s.


Ay,.x vim had smes.-PHoBNIx DISISFECFANf tn
- 81 de Meets all tue chief enda'ons Of
ne Meoptsn board Of Health First premium awarded y American
Institute lS6T. Agency No - Deyst
-, ,ou have the Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness,
Cc.vssss Piles Oppression ahe ssting Sour hsna 81 T
pIRIaTATIO IOLRNGK5, will forfeit the price OF ses BOZ sod
.Eo Tremoot Temple Booni and at CR!rTEsIOSs hsdleA
W.r.hoass No HIhava and shege Mailed 0 W sssss
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ARMY GAZETTE.

W,suuNGTON Sept 10--lreyet MajOr-Gen. j. ST.
sore Cooke Las ordered aud has arrived hefe 20 aten the e'
on. Of Tie Cavalry Tactics examining system pre-
sented By him c,..t l..
Te President the Of Brs1et Col O. CLARK be
placed on the retired list With the fu rAnk 81 SaloT - ,
Gen Nm Medium, Assistant Judge AdYoeAeHe
has beens saAlsned % duty In The WaT Deparment
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PENNSYLVANIA.

THE HON. JOHN SHERMAN AT LANCASTER.
LANCASTER, Sept. 10,-Ihe Hon John Sher-
man Of Ohio and the Hon James A. Briggs of NewYork
addressed large aud enthusiastic Republican meeting
here tonight.
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KANSAS.
TIE REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.-The following ticket
has been nominated by the Republican State Convention
Of Kansas For Governor. Gen. James NJ Harvey; Lieut.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

THE HON HENRY WILSON IN ROCKLAND.
ROCKLAND Sept. 10.-The Hon. Henry Will
son addressed large and enthusiastic Republican meet
ing here this afternoon Tremendous cheers were given
for Grant aud COiax.
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Gus Fixtures.

NEW DESIGNS IN GLASS BRONZE. AND oRMoLU,
FRENCH. ENGLISH. AND AMERICAN MASUFACTURE,
ALSO:
FRENCH CHINA GLASSWARE, BR0NZBs, CLOCKS silver
WARE FINE PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, and FANCY GOODS
T.. v. HAUGHWOUT& & Co.,
Nos 4SS,, 49O and 492 Broadway corner BroomesL
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

sch enck's Pulmonic Syrup, schencks seaweed Tonic
md schenck's Mandrake Ps.-These three medicines VII
cure Consumption The Pills cleanse the stomach liver and
bowels The Seaweed Tonic helps 10 dissolve the food out the
g. juice and helps the food digest before The sonheh
aud good appetite
The PulmOnc Syrup makes good rich blood All three these meds
required the only to Con-
SUMPTION patient begin grow aesh before matter VII peA
in the lungs and heal them mp.
Dr. Sehenck will be professionally No y BOntst New
YORK. Tuesday September u.s. aud at No IS Hno'e Boston OF
Wednesday September i also every Saturday at hs Principal once No
Is North sSs O Commerce a.. PlladePa Pa 0a
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DIED.


BERGEN-ru Droohlyn THURSDAY Sept TO- william H. Bergen
Of the John O. Bergen, deceased 10 his 29th year
The friends OF tn family invited TO attend DIS ne
from residence ~ his mother OF Thirty o. anu lbri
ave Brooklyn % o'clock Saturday, the l2th Inst
CRAM-On wednesday morning the 9th inst LYDIA wife Of Jacob
AZ residence No l0 East Seyeutenthst Mondy TIE
l4th inst, at 10 o'clock a
GILBERT-On THURSDAY, Sept TO- Richard L. Gilbert
Notice u the funeral hereafter.
Thursday the 10th inst Rachel Wdo" oil william Losey
10 tie cd Of her
residence No. 5 BOome st. The remains vi" be taken uieen
for interment
RoBByS-ru BROOKLYN wetnesay Sept TO- 1858 Carrie
daughter Of Robbins aged months and ~ day
The relatives family invited 70 attend the funera
Of Nv P-v- brookIJD,
ss-aG y
sTOCKWELIA Mbur Mass Weduesiav Sept Of cholers
inannm obrook infant daughter Of Carrie
stock1ell aged year aud days.
FUNERALS TODAY.
BARRETT ELIZABETH, GAbres Church. East Thirty seventh
st., ! M.
DuNHAM ELIZA. No. los Ess igby seeondst., 10 a.
FARSHAM. MARIE. No 2l7 Mercer st., Jersey City p
PTrZ HARRIS JULIA 30 300 Elst Thirty second st. 10 A.
HOWE. CHARLES H.. No. 10 Thirl-sL, Brooklyn p N.
MCMAHON JOSEPH B. No. li5 East Forty-nnthst, p.
ORElLLY, BARTHOLOMEW No. % Fittst, p
VANCE, JOSEPH T., No. 100 Frankin-st, p ID.
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NAVY GAZETTE.

WAsHINGToN Sept. 10.-Midshipmen, graduates OF
the Nay Academy last bave been assigned TO duty a. o",
10 THE sguApRoS-char Cerns oyal H. lseI
- ,rtu..
AuIro souapRoN--Duucan Kennedy Huntington smith "ln j.
Barnet Washington o. Shsrer George W. Tier Nih5m huhef
Genrye W Brore Grok Adams g. Hall and Charles a. CopE
EoRrH PAuYC SouADRoSR Brown Charles Stone Hebst
Tremn Schroeder Charles Fotse Webster Do hoas
T. RooseVe William H. Bechler william Woart Richard WAnsug -
James r. sehee H. Stevens Georse WAsee' u Nc
Machen and BbeneIer s. Prime , ~ -, n
SOurH ATLANTIC s9UADEoy-Rayuond p Rogers hamos' "
pms, II IA Mason Iouts Moves Charles r. Nech Nm H. ky'
eret Cbss Norton John Hosy Thomas N Lee Theodore NJ
Citing and Edward NJ. Day. ,, ~ 49,
so PsctyIO sOua W. Banes Thomas g. Nc Lean
Albion Waddams John &. Irvine, Thomas Dubois Chas As
James Coggse Gotthed Boekhnger rery oAf''n' hO''
McBroY. ,.-e... p.A... u ry,o.o
son Ambrose b. WyckoG Cha W Cmpp Aimed biot leoeH "
s,inson Warner 81. Coggin. and Chas W. Jrboe, u ,,,
EfPsic-Rohert I. Jaspaf James W. NAAn'
Singer nd Nathan T. Niles. y,
no THE PKsOBsCOTFraDkn j. Drake Jerome d. HOUSE A'hu H.
Parsons aud VIM s. Strong. . , =, A., ,.,,, 81. q, -.
r,at The Npse IA fttng the Washington Nayl ad aud
% Psohat beopsng TO the North Atlantic Squadron, at Asn-
Wal
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Electric Telegraph In China.
THE EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH COMPANfs Ohce Nos q and
Is Organized under special charter from the State Of New
York ooo
10000 Shares. = 90 Each.
DIRECTORS;
Hou. ANDREW q. CURTIN. Philadelphia
PAUL FORBES Of Russell & Co, China
FRED. BUTrERPlBLD Of y. ButeI6eld & Co. New.foFki
ISAAC LIVERMOkE. Treas Mich. Cen. r. R. Boston;
ALEXANDER HOLLAND Treas An. EI Co, Nev-fork;
Hon JAMES NOX0N syracuse n. "
O.. II. PALMER. Treas. West L. Tel Co. Eev-Yorki
FLETCHER WESrRAi Of Westray Gibbs Hardcasle, ~ "
NICHOLAS MlCKLBS New.lork
OFFICERS:
A. G. CURTIN Presidents
MICkLES, Vice ePgesident
GEORGE CONANT, Secretary;
GEORGE ELLIS Cashier Nat Bank Common Seshi rreaS
Hon. A. X. MCCLURE, Philadelphia. Solicitor
having Through The Hon. fnS0n BurlfH1
c0Rf>d Company ne priritge OF connecting > gre1f
sapOr Empire by submarine electric telegraph oGbk.
commencing OPERATIONS laying dorn 30
mlks Il once betreen the Jotlolciag ports vtz:
Population 100000
HONG KONG z9tWg
SNAION ZVpV
Annoy ZSlWO
wAtCUU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
NINGPO
HANCCHFAN 2OOO0
SHANGHAI 100000
r sslo 600
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Nusmnn UrOthtrs,
Manufacturers OF
CAPES AND CAPS,
Ala. a, aha ,ssbr,.ed STAR BRAND BSAMRLHD CLOTHS 10 all
aV hand at lowest market prices
'''' No. 30 Readest. n y
have on ha the largest stock OF Hunting Fiags
"a he fonnd In the country all Of mannfaeture
"'' '""' - AMIN Co, % aud 0l Futonst, r. Y.
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A Word or Two about scheneh's seaweed Tonic

We presume there single reader Of ohs
intelligent person community Il has not beard Of DR. scheBeHs
famous sEAwEED TONIC Of the few really great medicines
age and 1. performing wonders pereverpgy and
properly used IL Is,
The New York herald., 1868-04-26

whence he was rescued half drowned by officer Han
nam, OF the Second precinct after being in the
water about half an hour, andhavng in his frantic
enorts 10 save himself dragged the oicer in aftel
nm. When taken, being "more dead than alive ,
ne was sent TO the hospital for treatment.
DEATH IN BELLEVUE HOsPITAL.--R0sannah How
ard' young woman nineteen years Of age and q
native OF this city, day or two since was taken
from 1888 Water street in state OF insensibity to
Bellevue Hospital. Restoratves were applied Dlt
without effect, and death subsequently ensuea'
What was the cause Of death remains to De detef.
mined by pOst-mortem examination Corone1
Keenan, was notified. and will hold an inquest on 'he
body to-day.
lNQUEsT.-An inquest was held at Bellevue hospi
tai yesterday, by Coroner Schrmer, on view OF the
body of an unknown man. who fell overheard and
was drowned at the foot OF Twenty-nlnth street on
Friday night. The jury returned verdicI Oh "accH
dentally drowned"
ARRESTS BY THE PoLICE.-The police arrests In this
city for the week ending Friday were as follows:
saturday 18th inst, 3Os, Sunday 139, Monday 2lO,
Tuesday 2Oe, Wednesday 1877, Thursday 22l, Friday
l99. Total, I,41Q
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BROOKLYN CITY.

RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Mrs Mary
Jane Fawcett of 81 South Fifth street. L. d. yester-
day caused the arrest Of Elias Kahn, pawnbroker
doing business in Grand street, whom she charged
with retaining a gold WATCH valued at sS5, which
had been stolen from her several weeks ago and
pawned TO him. The watch was recovered on a
search warrant and fully identified by Mrs. Fawcett
and the justice compelled Mr.. Kahn to restore II to
her. II appeared in the course OF the examination
that the watch was stolen by aboy, who obtained $1
on IL from Kahn and that his conscience was so
troubled recently that he forwarded the ticket to
Mrs. Fawcett Kahn lives In the hope that the thief,s
conscience VIII worry him into the restitution of
the s1l.
STREET CAsuALTY.-Mrs. Elizabeth Otis, residing
in Cumberland street, W. d., was yesterday forenoon
found In Ross street. f. d. suffering from fracture
Of one of her legs, sustained 10y accidentally falling
upon the sidewalk She conveyed to the Fourth
street station house, where she received surgical at
tentiOn.
ELECTION OF CHIEF ENGINEER.-The members OF
the Eastern District Fire Department will tomorrow
evening elect a Chief Engineer i'm place Of Thomas
M. Doyle, whose term expires. great deal of inte-
rest il manifested In this election, as The opposing
candidates.. W. Smith and Rodney Thursby-are
supposed to represent rival interests.
KINGS COUNTY SuRRoGATE's CoURT.-The wills of
the following named persons were proved in the
Surrogates Court during the past week:-Emily 5.
Potter, Hannah Johnson, Abraham Roman, Mary
Dorr, Jane A. Mckay and william d. Mangan. Let
ters of administration were granted In the estates OF
Henry Redmond, Catharine Coffce, Esther McGrath,
Isaac Whltson, John O'Shaughnessy. Hannah Des-
mond and Sarah Mead, all OF Brooklyn Letters OF
guardianship granted TO Robert T. French.
Reuben a. s. John, John Dietrich, Maria M. Opdyke
ana Edward Long, OF Brooklyn.
Dog FIGHTERS ARREsTED-John Fitzherbert and
John Morris were last evening arrested and locked
up in the Fourth street station house to answer
charge OF dog fighting. II IL alleged that the prison
ers frequently entertain their friends with dog fights
In The yard rear OF the premises North Fourth
and Fifth streets L. u.
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.bethp0rl Nagar. 0r. johnson John watson, n.lox.

abethport; Niagara, Port Johnson watson, Maoy
sda psa Eliza roans Porto Rlco .ehs
PENSACOLA, April ls-Ceared schr Geneva SBr Glover
PHILApELPHIA, L April 24-Ariyed, steamer Brunette,
Bradley Reading Rs 10 $ssi sI ss
tucker fucker Nuevias Mechanic pysr Ssss sa
s Ssa: f.
na GINA
Haley PSrtsnoSih Gornels Carroll Srdgspor Ny Anna
foRTLASD April ssArrived, schrs Olive Avery Wilson,
ceared-srigs Josephine, Linsco, cardenas; Fearless
9s SAS ~Arvea 1S br,s H6a.ross Br Israel Havana
PIYNoTh Ap oArSs sehrs aton
and Sea Flower Chase NYork George Glover, Holbrook
ehr Glover HoOfsos R2oo,.
Brooks Phiadepha Jas Parker s Kelley, ROndOui soop
fsf PRbylpssdE' April chs Terry wea-
fhaaepha Francis B%Tr 81 APpsans Ps1r RSen
seSpor, IarnnS Jane consn Carlisle Potter and
Boa Rondou Ghas GoGge ge.s do
s asar, Esss Ss
shsaleld Amos Falkenbug, Terrell and Beecker York,
RoCkLANp, April ls-Arrived, schrs Hatch, Gregory.
h Hopkins, Georgetown, DC s2d, Angsline, Hx, New
Sailed 18th, Cohen Hers Gray, Havana; Cen
tile, Kennedy, NYork Lucy Ames flanders do Jusna,
Gregory do 18th, Allie Oakes Pisbury, do 2ls Convoy
French, do
SAVANNAH, April 2O-ceared, bark Chiffon Humer, Vera
Cruz. =
s5shceared steamships Montgomery and San Salvador,
NYork; schr stephen Morris, NYork.
SALEM April @Arrived, schrs Admiral, Steelman, and
Sailed -schrs Bsbcocf Smith, and Trade Wind, Cor
son. Philadelphia. -
2ve iosa er HJsa Jamss Ats Nelson Sta
Piles, Hoboken.
WILMINGTON, NC, April a3-Arrived schrs Ben Rollins;
Florence Lockwood st John Virginia Price, Blanchard,
and A Edwards, Marshall, NYork.
Sa.s Ceared-schr Louisa Frazier steelman NYork
WASHINGTON DC, April a-Arrived, schr N e Rock
hill, Rockhfl Boston.
WICKFORD April 23-Arrlved, schr Eliza Hamilton Cole,
Poughkeepsie
The New York herald., 1868-04-26
THE BROoKLyN ORPHAN ASYLUM OUTRAGE,
Examination Of the Case before Justice
Bucklcy-Thc Assistant Matron, Mrs. Anna
Campbell, Ueld--Tbe Other Parties Dis
H..

charpcu.
The announcement made that the examination In
the case OF the alleged outrage on the person OF the
orphan boy, Edward Ferguson an inmate OF the
Cumberland Street Orphan Asylum, would take
place yesterday afternoon had the effect of drawing
numerous audience to the court room In the base.
ment of the City Hail, Brooklyn.
The accused parties, Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Jane
Davis, matron, and Dr. J. W. Hyde attending phy-
sician OF the institution, were all present.
Mr. Il. II. Dana, counsel for the Asylum. appeared
for Mrs. Campbell, and assistant District Attorney
Thos T.. Pearsall for the prosecution.
After some argument to the mode Of conducting
the examination the court decided to hear each case
separately.
Mr. pcarsall remarked that as he understood II.
this was but preliminary examination, to ascer.
tain whether these parties had committed any Of.
fence whatever, and should II appear that they had
done 80, his Honor had the power to hold them for
trial whether guilty or innocent; then they have the
power to waive an examination and go to trial.
TIE case OF Anna Campbell was thoreupon called,
AID lie bOJ edward Ferguson took the stand and
The New York herald., 1868-04-26
SupnoGATs's COURT.
Before Gideon j. Tucker.

Before Gideon j. Tucker.
The following mentioned wills were admitted to
probate OF Chas. +. Lnebeck. James Bare
more, Sarah Z. Porter, Charles Cummings, Kas-
par Schneider, VIM. B. johnson, Clara Wells,
Margaretha Karfuser, Margaret Watson, Frede-
rick Klages. Letters of administration were
granted on estates of Clara Hoffman, Margaret
Fitzsimmons, Dorothea Stranger, Henry Brands,
Sarah b. Green. Sarah Reardon, Mgernon j. Ken
nedy, John M. RoT, Catharine Halpin, Owen Far.
rem, Catherine Farrell, Sarah A. Murray, Thos.
Rigney. Wm Seaman, Felix Chazournes, Jane 7.
+. Hardenburg, Frederick Schloss, Geo. Webb.
Guardians appointed, viz. Charles B. Knevals
guardian of Foster S. Barrett Hugh McKenna.
Brot Ellen Regan, of James Regan Anna M.
Horning, of Michael and Ann McLutz; Patrick
Heferman, OF Michael Stewart Margaret Rriggs,
of George. VIM ID. and Thomas Wilson; Henry
Bentz, OF Henry Bentz, Jr.
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TIE ERIE RAILROAD DISASTER.
Verdict Of the Coroner's Jury On the Victims
at Port Jcrvis.

Verdict Of the Coroner's Jury On the Victims
at Port Jcrvis.
PORT JERvIs, April %. 1s6S.
The jury Of inquest which has been In session
since saturday last upon the body of Townsend n.
Horton, who died from injuries received at the late
disaster at Carr's Rock, rendered at four O'Clock
this afternoon the following verdict -
We find from the evidence given that Townsend
n. Horton, Of Salem, Lacrosse county, Wis, came 20
his death from injuries received train twelve of
the Erie Railroad, Delaware division, at Carrs Rock
Pa, on Wednesday, April Is, 1865 at haipast three
A. NJ, said train being thrown from the track by a
rail broken In two places
We also find that the train was running at the
rate OF thirty miles per hour between Lackawaxon
and the scene Of disaster. From the testimony OF
officers OF the road touching the condition of the
track and the quality OF iron upon portions OF the
track deem the Of speed too fast for the safe
~ Of passengers on this DIVISION
THOMAS J. B0NNEiI, Foreman,
II. G. CUNNINGHAM
G. GREEN,
JOHN III. DECKER, Jurors
NATHAN SKINNER,
THOMAS CUDDEBACK,
w. II. NEARPASS,
r. NJ. J. VALE, Coroner