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8efanntmaftjuug.
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" ,ioiuers, Robert @0nn gBin. Ertununt, 8. 8.
gBaee, s. u. Stroud, g ~. Cannon, 8. u. 2annom,
81 ". Cannon. 8. 8. wdntreaie unb %. r. 2annoni,
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am GutEaffuns eifIgerei9t baten unt bab etraif
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tetten barber am
Is. Mdfs 1868
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bas III gennnnten Netitipnen ausGeiprc@ene @ejn@
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Aeeitsy 5a genannter Set Rs an eenaiintsis Plats
d. y. 9auspbsII. elsrE sss o. ct.
fsbl4 gaGsgD GtItrsaGsa'ts W, ., ppn Esun.
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: Sin 8udthaus 9reoiser, iueIder
bic Ggiitens bes EeufeIs seIeugnet
bate unO oesbaIb bonn Goniiftprium
.bout SImte fuspsnoirt iporben mar,
bisIt ben feinsr Gorge bisber amber,
trautsn 8erbre@srn Sie Abf6iebspres
.eist:
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uub Gu4 DerIaifen, neil i'd beBduptet
babe uuD nod bebanpte, babber SeufeI
ni&t eTtftirt. SD babe bic bplImi6.
tighten GriinOe fur meme 8ebanptung,
ben oenen ib ntr eilten eiusieen gu
gurer lleberaeugung ,onfiibren nil.
Gabe es einen SeafeI, 10 bate sr Sud
gauaiIIen ldnsit seboIt, fammt allen
gonfitorialrdtBen."
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-17

- Dim 14teu Mar3 finOet in sIrfan.
fas Oie 8abl pnter Der neuen bon Der
Convention an9enommenen@onititution
itatt. 9ofTentlid gelinst es ben Be
publifanern in Nrtantas, ole 8ieosrbos
lung dbaIi9er 8or8anse iuie Die, toelde
mir in sIfabatita erIebt, gu biutertrei>
ben.
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Sinan5. Gsmites m 10. Sebraar 1868 b,lses
mieien:
aatdufe, rpeIde bur4 irgeHb elm StpartemeHt Der
5tact ;a beifen Gebraudb (uIsgenommen Eel Beiols
rum en-, 8emtHigungen ofer AMI Grbre hes Suits
rat6e5l gem DIT mel ben, Tereef pom bteiem Cont E
ni9t anettannt Ioerbeti, ohne baE tie ben6tbtgfen
MrtitsI oher gorrdtae Dorber elmer sra ort6f pes
Gomite5 fir saS StpGrtement, fiir eide bic Mrs
fhaffdng erfoi eeriib mar stIr 1Rtme osrs
gaegt perfen aab sufcb bf feibe, tepor Der Anfdgf
a6gei often luiro, geHebmtgt noreen fine.
miliier uogitGneig un6 fe9tlid in btn &bf9dRungen
an9e9eben;t etlt.
&aufeate uab g3iirgsrinr gHgemeiaea roerben biers
tiirb enddri1ttgt, ba6 gltif Mfe, pelhe oieer WIS
orbrung auIuiber gemadbt Iperoen, nidbt senebmi9t
perhen. Is
anf 8eFebI BIS Sinanse gomitks.
s. Mlbert Sntitb,
ftbt3tT Qu5itor,
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Njiianee'B NDtii.

Ger ilnterseidnete inaebt bierburb befarnt,
bas CT gum Aif9nee fit has 8ermSgen tiie be
Gffecten pom Samuel Sobnfoa poo @fputgos
Merp goutttp m Staat Tenneee Inetder ottf feline
eigens @etiti0f pom 8ereingt Difttifts Court fin
ben MttteI 9iritt pom EsnReiiee tauferett erfIdrt
worseu TT, eruaunt Iuutbe.
GIarssoiue, xena., i. 5ebsaar 1865 feb5 5t5m
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$3,o77,5s3 So
Standardization.

Der @etrag BON gerbinbIi6Eriteu fdsia
e6er nid5t fdHis al 8G,itsn oh anoere
GIiIbi9er ....l2.. -. ..,-.
0erufte beriGtigt NIB fdui -.....
gerIaks beridtist aiss ,tids fduis. ILL.,. $1,000 CO
S Ssssaae nMesIigts.
:. gueiie ,uartsnb - ..........:s.. $4,000
9ue abrisen 5orberuneen an bic @eieur -
f9uft. 1867 q
gsrbin6Ii9fetten total. $t2t 667 q
Der bS9te Betrds in elmer BerF9srHns 5000 90
@. q. Gfantoa, @raFs eat pro tea.
81; Geo. q. Ghffan. S,tret6r. '
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0esperbefbnleu.

mem 8aterlanbe 81 9elangen, ais bis
er bonn Nuslanoe eatneber brett baraui
! aufmertlan, genaht iDiro ODER Bis er
Bel ieinem 9lufentbalt in fremoen 2an'
bern ourd 8er9leide auf Die 9roBen
8or3iiee binasiuielen miro, tpelbe feline
Ssimatb in bieler 9infidt beiBt. SO
iit cine aussenaadte anb iest an@ al,
gtrnein anertanate Sbatfade, ba6 bic
beutidet 8iIbunesanltalteu fd surd
@rlnSli6teit hes llnterridts Dor allen
#anberen aus3eidneu, a5er utdt 70 alls
9emeiu befannt 1T es, RAP biefss nidt
aaein auf Die 9lnitatten fir seItbrte,
ioeenannte clafffbt 8iloung aniuenb. .
bar If, ionberr aud in nenerer Belt auf
oieienisen SdaIsn, ipeIde ibrs 86ss
hinge fir praRtii9e 2ebensberlife, fur
@eiuerbsmanner ieoer Qrt er3ieben.
gor einteer Belt tuurbe IN Der Sans
beIstalnmer su Birmingham in ENGLAND
bic beuti9e Snbuitr in ibren ge3iebs
ungen ~ Der eaeIiiben iebr eiagebenO
befpre6en une iiber bieieEbe olrd Srn.
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bolle Nustluft gegeben. 9erielbe tiins
bigte Der groben 8erlatttnlung bon
sSa6rifanttn unberboblen an, bae Die
en9liide Snbpfrie feline sefdbrlidere
NebeububIeria babe als bic oeatide
uno i6reibt lire anBeroroentliden Sorts
fdritte boz allen 9lneeren Der @usbifs
'ouns Ser gefanntten bentidlen Sussao
erft ia ben geip0bnIiden uno fpdter; mad
@rtpabIung zines Geiperbes, in ben
geiperbeldulen su, tuoOurd notbwenoi9
intelligence arbeiter bermee;o8eu ipers
cen mafen.
8ie Der preubiidsn @rlnee pas
sbrenboIle 3eugnib mad, Dem Rrieae bon
1866 segeben iper6en inuBte, baB es.
Die SnteIIieen3 oes eiusInel SoIbaten
ebenioipobl, als Die utDsr9leiblide
6ibrtlno Der eo,iltndnbirenoen Generate
iuaren, iueldle oieie sieeesnlarfd)e ers.
moslidteu, 10 ipiro nun aud benz ineu<I
itrieIIen Ebetle bes beutiben goIfes bon
elmer 5eite Der 6ieles aob Der 8iiouns
seipenbtt bon iuelber man Go AM ller>
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/. g.. in @bemHisy bic 6in0er bon Nrs
beitern, neI6e armlib gsfIsitet uub
barfaB einberSesauset, iDdreu, better
unterri@tst sefunben babe, :, ais Die
2inDer felbIt Der ipoblbabenben WitteIs
tlaHen BON england. 0iefelbeH feien
in ben Glsnlentarfddern bOafommea
beiuanoert nnO bdttsn in Geographic,
aritbuetit u. [, 10. aenntniife se3eigt,
iiber bic q, anbstradlts Der arberen
Hmfdnoe, eritauut selpelsr lel. Inter
anosrea battea O'sle Spropllnss Ger
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man3lcrttn IN snslll1ss, franaofl9ss,
attieritani'9ss Sslo alnsersaast' 0ens
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6ebles entOedt babe.
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tuertbsa elenaentartennlnillsn trstsn ols
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ten sin, tUsl@e fIs ipseisa fur ibrs ss,
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strbsiter erjogsn plro Der m91 DlOs
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@onnabenb, Ben Z. Wfara 1865
Sefauntnla(f)ullg.

0tst W8arfban'8 DfS1ee,
4afbDfIteI Gefr., ben ~. Ssbruar 1881
Die aufmerffamfeit ben 8efiser pom Dtaps, Barren,
Gasta mo Nirtbfutfdem wigS euf fOtgen6en Nussug
aus ben itdett den Resenuezwtiesen asfe It:
3. Section. Gs piro aIs 8fidbt Der Better ron
Draps, RGrren, s8agen NIB Ntetbfuti&en srtIGrt,
oab ne penn ne ibre aicent Sa3u atsgennmmei
bdbef, bic Nnmmer esues ls6en 6itbrpertes beRItd
eeran anbrtnsen psr ptrfebIt, ic9es 81 tbnn. iol
t.r eeft Seiesperletung NIT elmer Strnfe Don fdnf
belle mefseti.
lie seftimmureen biefts gsfsses perben ,us
tanfis ftgens bur1gefibrt werbei.
Spbn gbHmblrp,
= fsbi 3m az Stabt, Rari9aH.
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staat 9en,g.erfTsye,.., :

Gtaat Genuefiee.
eomptrones's Office, Rafbpiit, II. Eebraar 1861
sd, o. 80. 8tadbnfn, GomptrpHet bes S6ases,
i9etngss gef aidbaft. SUI Reru gort, I'm Staat Re,p
nert antdis9 mir hnrsiRe, @a@fpeiams geIietert
rungs s@efeuf9aften Sur@ bic GgieAe Ses etaatcs'
Iennsies auferlegten gnfor6erungett nadbaefomneu
U iIio feret bef9einist ID, bag 5. %. SpdrIins, DR.
jot6e Sale eurd bic GtGatSgsiete aeSeuteu Mrsfor.
oerisesn ne9gefomrrsn III; wesbaib genanute
HMdefboa 9ebenSs BerftberuHgs 0eisli96ft altcs
xtrt ~, Berft4ernHgen an stineDmen nuS has Der
iicerunss s@sf4dft n bieIem Situate su betreiben.
o. NJ. Bfaseburn;
Gon,ptroIer pon Seunsf1se
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~ Nr. Gfaateu NON RImeriEa, II
Gtaat Sem gort SfQht ,iuh Gountu 9leIp gorf,{

. 9. 0f10teu non MmerlEa, I .
Staat 9eIu Sort, StaSt uuh County @em gort,i %
ano unb gu piren fat hermit Sas bete, am fii,,ss
1iitbawau5igfen Sanuur debttHuhbert l1np abt ttnh
te93G Dor mir, nptn r, eOrep, etaem in Der Stubt
ben Stnat Eenneijee qndIfiisirfen Gomnfjforer UNI
Deebs u. T. anertennen ;n Iafen rpeI9e in bemz
fetben gum Webrdu9 tcnnen Ober gebraudt iretbsR,
perf6nIb Dor mir eridbiea Charles STATION, 9rdfis
bent rro tenn uno SEQ. g. Snitfn, eetretdr non Ser
Rnidsrboder 9tbens 0eif9erlngS s@efeIi6aft sM
Meip gort, DeIGe ieher non mir beeipigt pgrSei fh
barauf ansdben unb ans flgtea bas Sic AnIage Tin
rhtiger M6 getrener gtumeiS Der GefG6fte aeiarlns
ter Geteui6ait mad tbreut beTen g9tfen an6 9afigz
haIten III. w
BUM Senant6 been babe i'd Diefts untsrgdh. iebern
o., s. uto nit metuem GteaeI perfeben am aes
uGnnten Edge uNb SABRE.
r. GAwfn @. Gorrp. i,rn..
II 6onmiiFpner fir ben Staet Ssanfiiee,
Office 80. 81 aaauftrase, si,w sorf,
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Gffsieue Muse;ae,,.
8anferDttzNDtis.

NSsfne slsetfe allsemeine Smfammrntuuf. Der
NI@I6nbigst poR g. @. Dopb, Bnnferott, tt duf
ben IS. Bsbruar 1868 8ormittae ubr tn her Office
pon " g. yrabIe 8anferotts8e onberaurt
rorhen. @Iethseitie milb Gin 9eiu6 geieHt werben,
eien @eftd sbefeb an ben TIstefseithneten, bic
perfdir beueu @utbabea ouf has Got 70. 20 in benz
SfahttbeiIe egopad in &orSsSafbuiae, absu5ablei,,
oIcbe BEN ter mad foIgeu uuo eberHaita, her babel
betbfiIigt in rDir6 bic NIT anfgeorbert babel aeGen
fodrtis gu fem snb Grlnoe ansugebeit, 1penn ioie
porban6et, raf,n ioIe nibt erIofien toerSen foute
feb4 2w Gu. Gbrmffem. aiiisnee.
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GDanterD gfrtaut.

A. S. Chadbourne vs.. Jennetta
Morris mn6 Qln6ere.
ON 8oIae einee DeEretee Bee @baneern
y GOnrts SH HaitviHs IN Stsier Sd&s iUer6s 10 am
. eounabenc, ben 20. 6sbrliar 1868
nm 10 iibr am Court Sauie sum gersauf brtnaeu;
Etn aeIpiiee STUD NaHt an Jefieriou ettnse IN
9lafbutHe, nebft ben batdnf befnsti9en Sfnpropes
Norris Iaut 9oisftriei, reDtifirt iii Bad a. Gife
Iso5 IN Der Heeilsss's tFee absrsr isen ipilrss
7 Btrtanis sBe6tnqH y 81 n---Grebtt pof feds
lanai NIT anersannter GtGeTket Mn6 pfdnbredt Dor
bssaIten. Wsrfanf ebne @lidBntt.s
MlOttcn ~. @otpea,
! fetS 81 GIers uHh Raitsr.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

THE TRUSTEES OF PoRTcHEsrER.-The Board Of
Trustees Of Portchester held q meeting on Monday
evening and appropriated $4,000 for the repairs OF
roads. A series OF bylaws, corresponding with
those prepared for the village OF Yonkers. were
adopted. Mr.. II. p. seaman was appointed police
man, and committee, consisting Of Messrs. Horton
and Provost, was appointed to examine and report
on the obstructions along Purchase avenue and the
necessary improvements to grade and condition OIL
the sidewalk In the same
NEW AvBSuE.-surveyors have gone 10 work IN
laying out the new avenue from Mamaroneck TO
White Plains. At the same time many OF the tax
payers along the road have presented remonstrances
to the Commissioners against making the new road
that four r0ds fsi xty.sIx feeO wide would be wide
enough for oil the travel that IL likely to pass over IT,
and all they feel disposed to pay for; Considerable
Bprrisop 10 pekips thS yoad eps hundred fest vida
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

SUDDEN DEArH.-A young lady named Miss Mary
Fall died suddenly on Monday night at ~ Sussex
street. Coroner Warren was notified.
Newark.
LOVE- JEALOUSY AND SUICIDE.-Shortly after nine
O'Clock yesterday morning young girl named Belle
de Camp, seventeen years OF age, died from the ef
fects OF large dose Of arsenic, which she had swa
lowed on the previous evening, at the residence OF
her mother, a dressmaker in comfortable circum-
st ances at No. 365 Plane street. II appears the un
fort girl, in accordance with the wishes of her
mother had dismissed a suit0r on sunday evening.
The following day Monday she saw him with an
seventeen cents worth Of Witch she had previously
procured at a druggists IN Market street.
Later in the evening, while ENJOYING some ice
reaching home commenced vomiting excessively.
Two physicians were sent for, but their efforts were
nortem examination was held yesterday afternoon
by the county physician, DR.. Lehbach, and the
is proper 10 remark that it s high time some proper
restrictions were made by the New Jersey Legisla-
ture relative to the sale OF polsons The law at pre-
sent permits druggists to sell any quantity provided
solely that they label IL poison" The matter has
been brought before that body several times but for
some reason not explained 1t has never been acted
upon.
ANOTHER SAD DROWNING AcCiDENr.-During the
temporary absence OF his mother yesterday little
poy six years OF age, named samuel Caulheld, re-
siding at No. Hunterdon street. fell into well and
was drowned. The body was discovered floating on
the surface Of the water by neighbor who went TO
draw water several hours after the little fellow was
missed This is the third case OF similar des Grip.
ton hereabouts within as many weeks.
Orange.
FIRE.-A few minutes before one O'Clock yesterday
morning the hat factory OF Martin Cahi ia Day
street, was destroyed by fre, occasioning loss Of
about s3 500, which Is partly insured. The prompt
turn out OF the fire company and citizens saved
eral residences adjoining, which had partly caught
fire.
THEFT OF DIAMOND RISGs.-Two valuable dia.
mond rings were recently stolen from the residence
of a lady named Peed, at this place. One OF them
was beautiful cluster, elaborately SET
THE FouRTH.-The Common Council on Monday
evening appropriated $50 for fireworks, &c.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
PUBLIC EDUCATION.


Although the number Of "American citizens OF Az
rican descent in the city between the ages OF three
and twenty years is some thousands, vet there are
not more than from three to FIVE hundred who regu-
larry attend the schools This has been occasioned,
In great part by the lack OF school accommodations
for the particular benefit OF the young 'unbleached'
and the prevailing antipathy to allowing them to
mngle Unfortunately with the children attending
the public schools. But the Board of Education has
not been unmindful Of the fact that the coored
children should he provided for as much as posi-
bic, and in Commissioner Warren an indefatga-
Bile advocate was found for the claims and
needs OF the large number OF such children growing
up in this city. Great difficulty was experienced In
obtaining site on which school for colored chill
dren should be erected az Property owners had, or
protested to have, serious objections TO having such
an establishment In their neignborhood, At last a
purchased on the north side Of Forty street be-
tween seventh and Eighth avenues, for the sum Of
M mere cn
tracts awarded "a folows:-for mason work to VII.
liam Salmon for s32,es5 carpenter work to Edward
s1lls-thus making the total cost Of ground and
The 5uilding to be erected here will be fifty feet
front by ninetyfour feet deep leaving thus yard room
OF twenty-five feet on each SIDE The front will show
pressed pres brick and trimmed with Connecticut brown
stone, which, around the door and windows Of the
main floor, will be vermiculated. There will be
cellar OF eight feet In depth for the storage OF fuel
and other necessary purposes and the first, second
and third stories will be each fourteen feet
three inches in height, while the fourth story,
the front, will be ten feet in height The first floor
will be the playground and anitors and committees
rooms; the second and third floors will be devoted to
the accommodation Of scholars having each large
assembly room, six class rooms and teachers toilet
room, and the fourth floor will be used for the jani
tors sleeping rooms. The internal arrangements
will not be materially different from the schools
which have been constructed under the direction Of
Mr. James L. Miller, superintendent OF School Build
iDgs, and particular attention will BE- paid to the
| This latter subject has been well considered by the
| Board OF Education lately, and mang plans have
| been tried with the purpose OF obi aiming method
which would add 10 the comfort and not act iDjuri-
ously on the health OF teachers md pupils. stove
boz been conetructed under the direction Of superin
The New York herald., 1868-06-17

tendent Miller Tor uss IN the public schools, which
b supplied with cold cir nom outside the building
temperature in all parts Of the room win be made
uniform, and child might lay Its face against the
outside Of the stove without sustaining any injury
1t needs but little attention, as the re can be kept
alive during the entire season. and experiments have
shown that in cost Of making and saving OF fuel at
least nve hundred per cent can be economized. Re-
ference is made to 1t here SO particularly because OF
the great benefit to the health Of the large number
of attendants of the public schools which will accrue
from its Introduction to the schools well as for
the reason that an important item In the mainte-
nance OF the schools Will be materially decreased
In crowded localities and In school rooms and
houses in which extra means OF ventilation are ne
cessities the introduction Of this apparatus will be
positive blessing.
The scoo under consideration, besides the piece Of
furniture last alluded 10, will be finished In good
style, with all necessary accommodation for almost
as asany children now attend all the other schools
set apart for theuse OF colored children and will he
80 completed as to add q pleasing feature 10 the
locality. The work has been already commenced
and the school viii be ready for occupation by April
o
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GAMBLING BY STEAM.-JOseph Hampstead and
Albert P. Ryder Monday night, were fellow passen-
gers from Troy to this city on board the steamer
Connecticut. During the evening Ryder opened q
gambling game known as monte" and induced
Hampstead to play against the game, the cards being
Dealt by Ryder. Hampstead, imagining he had q
fair chance of winning, providing the game could
be honestly conducted staked $50 upon the result of
several games of 'monte," and, Of course, lost his
money. When the steamer arrived in this city
Hampstead caused Ryders arrest by officer Lying, OF
the pwenty,sxth precinct and subsequently made
accused was held for trial.
ALLEGED FELoSIOUs AssAULTs.-Patrick Mathews,
living corner Of Cherry and Pelham streets. yes
terday committed by Judge Mansfield OF the Essex
Market Police Court, charged with beating his wife
so badly that 1t is doubtful whether she survives her
injuries. She was unable to appear in court, having
had as was stated three RIBS broken and injured in
ternally The husband claims to have acted i'm self
defence and says that his wife assaulted him with
pitcher hutng irons and broom. He was COM
mitted to await the result of her injuries charge of
felOnous assault was yesterday also preferred against
David Quinn, before Judge Connolly, OF the Fourth
District Police Court. IL was stated that he beat
jeremiah Curtin OF No. 35 East Thirty street,
the evening previous inIcting such severe injuries
as TO compel the latter to be removed to Bellevue
Hospital Quinn says that Curtin broke into his
room and that he struck him in self-delence. He
was committed TO await the result of Curtn's in
juries.
DARING HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-At one O'Clock yes
terday morning, as Christopher McSoley, watchman
at the Astor House. got or the at the corner OF
Third avenue and Twenty-sixth street, he was at
tackled by two men, who knocked him senseless and
rned his pocket Of gold watch worth sos. Offlcers
King and Jones, or the Eighteenth precinct who had
been watching two men for some time, heard the Cry
OF watch and at once hurried TO the spot They pur-
sued the men, and arrested both OF them. One
was captured Twenty-sixth street. The
other was found an hour after in the Putnam
County house, where he had gone to bed. Under
the leg of the dressing table the watch was found.
The prisoners gave their names as Charles Dunlap
and Robert Japcot, and denied all knowledge of the
robbery They were taken to Jefferson Market yes
terday and committed for trial. Upon the person OF
Dunlap glass cutter was found The prisoners de-
clared that they had never seen each other until they
confronted but upon the person OF one OF them
was found % melanotype In which both OF them
and friend had been taken I'm group. It was this
picture that led to the detection of The fellow who
took refuge in the hotel. They were recognized by
McSoley as his assailants.
The New York herald., 1868-06-17
SUPREME C0UaT-clnCUlT.
Action aud Recovery Against the Star Fire
Insurance Company.

Insurance Company.
Before Judge Ingalls,.
Fhe G0Odeh0ugh Horse Shoe company DS The
star Fire Insurance COnlpd1,y.-This was an action
brought to recover on policy Of insurance certain
machinery and appliances, the property Of plaintiffs
insuring the property for one year in the sum Of
$4,000. BY the conditions Of the policy it was at de.
fendants' option 10 replace" the properly If
destroyed by machinery Of the same kind and quality
and that in the event OF differences arising to the
estimate Of damage, the loss should be determined
by arbitrators selected by the parties. The defend
destroyed by fire in June 1865 The plaintiffs claimed
breach OF such election by defendants and failure 10
carry II out, and demanded judgment in the sum of
$4,000, including loss arising from defendants fail
terrupton Of business and the value Of the machinery
destroyed, which was estimated by the painti1s at
$4,000.
The defendants admitted the execution and de-
livery of the policy and the condition regarding the
option TO replace but say that upon differences
arising to estimate OF loss the plaintiffs refused to
submit to arbitration, and upon defendants electing
10 replace the machinery in conjunction with other
insurance companies which had also executed poll
cies to plantins upon the property tlfe plaintiffs
defandants also charged that plantifis fraudulenty
intended to obtain q greater pro rata amount than
they were entitled to by reason OF the fire aud
damage, and claimed that the property in better
condition prior to the fire than II actually was.
The court In charging the jury instructed them that
paBts we're not entitled here TO recover for damages
accruing from delay or neglect OF the defendants to
replace the property.
The jury after short retirement found verdict
for plaintiffs In the OF So 26s %, estimating II
the basis OF twonths of the liability OF all the insur
ance companies. For plaintiffs Edward II. Hawke
and A. J. Nanderpoe for defendants, j. X. Flanagan