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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-03
NEW YORK CITY.
THE COCRTs.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.


UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER COURT.
me Alleged Naturalization Frauds-Morc
Arrests-The Marshaps Officers Have q
Busy Time.
Anumber OF parties were brought before the United
6taSes Commissioner yesterday morning on charges
or being concerned disposng OF false and fraudu-
lent certificates OF naturalization. Among those for
whom warrants were issued were the following
named parties:--Aldernan Frederick Repper and
Peter Mitchell, Ludwig Langeneckert, Dennis Ly ach
Charles +. Norton and Arme Bard.
Repper and Langeneckert were arrested on the
following warrant
sohsrn District @ Me-. Ye,k-Charle, j. GUNNER being
Fict, Ludwig Langeneckert did wuy use false and
tSrfsd cercs,e and evidence Of citizenship purpose
Aformaon received from the said Lansenecksr which
wuy make made the said false and forged
anu aa dispose OF the same 10 the said LAngen-
GEoRiE +. BETS, United State. Commissioners.
hepper was admitted to bail IN S., 900; Langeneck
Jonn Shea was arrested on the aA1davlt OF Patrick
:. Hennessey, TO whom lie disposed Of false certin-
Hall Park on the sd Of October last and was there
seccostad by Shea, who brought him to saloon in
ChamDers street, and procured him there certih.
cate OF citizenship. Hennessey was brought to tho
oupreme Court Judge Barnard sitting, and there
teceNeu MS certificate completed, with the seal OF
sne state OF New York and the signature OF Charles
= LoeW. No questions were asked MIN.
~ FURTHER COMPLAINTS.
warrants are in the hands OF the proper oflcers
Tor the arrest OF Dennis Fitzpatrick. Charles
Mccarthy and others.
ANOTHER COMMITMENT
Dennis Lynch was committed by Commissioner
0otts, AFTER examination, charge Of presenting
lalse certificate OF naturalization.
) NDICTED-ADMITTED TO BAIL
me Following named parties against whom the
0Idnd jury on Saturday last found true bills, were
sns morning admitted 10 bail in, $4,000 each to ap
pear Tor rla:-Lews Cuddibuck w. @. Dickson
Mlckham 8. Shaw, Samuel l.. Demmick uenry G.
N1lsDauph
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LOOK OUT ron TIVE NOVEMBER ms1soss.

The annual meteoric shower IL expected this year
between tho 18th and 18TH Of November. The
astronomer Of the Cincinnati Observatory wrises to
the Gazette OF that city:-
On the 18th and ltth q November, Setwesn the
hours OF midnight aud SUNRISE watch will be kept at
the Observatory for the socatled November metcors
In this labor Il Ia peculiarly advantageous 10 have
the cooperation Of several observers, and the OBJ
servatons are Of very simple character the director
would cordially invite al who are interested In this
subject to unite therein with him. Those who can
not do duty ut the Observatory may sil accomplish
something ct their own residences especially II pro-
yided with good watch and star map or globe.
Leo may indeed be easily constructed beforehand
and be used with good results.
Corresponding observations win be made at sew
erai points within o hundred miles OF us and Il
is hoped that some results for parallax may be de-
duced.
All who intend observing viii DO well to oommu-
nicnte &C once with the undersigned stating what
extent they con take part IN the beervations.
CLEVELAND ABBE.
CINCINNATI ogssnvATosy, Oct -, lsss.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
ARRESTS FOR THE MoNrH.-City Marshal Ellis re-
ports that l4i persons were committed to the City
Prison during the past month
FIRE--A fire broke out yesterday morning In the
drug mills on Hudson street. The loss entailed Is
$500 Fully insured. building adjacent was
slightly damaged.
A MAN DANdERoUsLY INJURED By FALLING FROM
wAGoS.-About half-past six O'Clock last evening
man named Peter Nelson was thrown nom wagon
IA newark avenue and had the right side OF his face
was called on. who sewed up the gaping wound.
MORE NATURALIZATION FRAUDs-valentine Puys-
ter who was arrested on Saturday evening on the
charge OF perjury, BY swearing as witness In the
Hudson County Court Of Common Pleas, on behalf OF
Michael Roesch and Frederick Kuntz, who applied
for and received naturalization papers, although not
was brought before s Unissd States ate 'S Conn
missioner jackson yesterday forenoon for examina-
ton. Roesch set forth In his afldavt that be
swore that he arrived here November, 1894.
They went to the court for the purpose Of taking
who after some conversation on the subject, had
them taken into court and swore that he had known
them i've years. Mr.. Leon Albeit appeared for the
Commissioner Jackson held him under bonds to the
amount stated to appear for trial n the United States
221 Railroad avenue and has lived In Jersey City for
the past twenty years.
Hudson City.
FALL. OF A HoUsE.-A house on Columbia street.
between Clinton and Beacon avenues, was raised
about ten feetN o few weeks ago. 1t seems
It was not braced, although the blocks put in.
Several families resided in IT, and on Saturday last II
tumbled down OF time when most OF the tenants
Were within. Assistance was al once rendered and
the inmates were taken out, some being seriously
though not fatally injured
Newark.
PEDLERs IN TRoUBLE.-About noon yesterday
ofcer Beshan arrested in Market street two pedlers
named Isaac Labiskie and Joseph Schomerman, both
hailing from New York. The former had q United
States license, but city warrant, and the latter
had neither. They are held.
DEATH OF THE MAN GORMAN.-ThOmas B. Cor
man, the man who was accidentally shot on Thurs
day night by friend named Michael Mooney, died
on Sunday evening from the effects Of the wound.
He was thirty years Of age and did gallant service
In the United States army during the war. He was
promoted to first lieutenancy Of Q Pennsylvania
regiment and was captured ct the battle OF Antietam
After forty-seven days confinement In Libby Prison
he effected his escape and subsequently rejoned his
regiment.
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sUppEN DEAru.-A woman whose name n I'M.
Known died suddenly at her residence, 4S4 West
Nineteenth street, yesterday, and her remains were
subsequently taken to the Morgue. where an Inquest
will be held.
: FIRES DURING THE MONTH or ooroBKR.-Accord'
ing to the statistical records kept BY ex-Fire Mar
shai Baker there were thirty.sx nres during the
past month. involving a loss to the insurance com-
panles 10 the amount Of xao3,7io.
THE MoRGuE.-The body OF an unknown man
about forty years OF age, ave feet i've inches In
hsght AMI with brown hair, was brought 70
Ne Morgue vestsrdAs from the foot OF Bethuns
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DESCENT Urox GAMBLING SALOON IN BORROW
Deputy State Constables Morse, Hutchins, Mooney
and Pratt entered gambling saloon. No. ias Court
street, at four O'Clock yesterday afternoon arrested
seven peraons engaged IN playins cards and took
possession OF o lot OF cards and chips and faro
bank complete, kept for operation on week Gays.
which "A kept ciosed To gain access Hutchins got
into second story rear window, and wnen the par.
ties In te saloon rushed for the door 70 make hen
escape they were confronted BY the otner 0mcere
who were ready to capture them. They were taken
70 headquarters ard were soon after released on
bsil ~ answer complaint 70 be made against tnem
In the Municipal C0urt.-Bost0pa Aeratd, N0r.
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COURT Of cuM65s PLEAS.
The stuyyssrut Divorce Cas-,
Before Judge Brady.

Before Judge Brady.
theodore Stupresat IS. Ca0,ar,ne L. Sssvresont-
The calendar was called over and the Judge an
hounced that no jury would be in attendance until
This day week. Upon the above cause being called
Mr.. Edwin James, counsel for the defendant stated
that the case had been referred by consent to Mr. ].
Dayton and he had made report In favor OF the de-
PENDANT upon every charge made against her. From
circumstances over which the defendant had no con-
trol that report had not yet been Il ed, but It was
read by the referee In presence OF all the counsel
Judge Brady directed tae case 10 be adjourned for
week, and in the meantime tao report OF the referee
could be entered.
A. Philips aud Paterson for the plaintiff; George
Shea and Edwin James for the delendant.
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COURT d. GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.

Before Judge Russell.
The November term OF this court commenced yes
terday, City Judge Russell presiding. Assistant Dis
srict Attorney Huchings appeared for the prosecu-
ton. His Honor informed the grand jurors in at
tendance that In consequence OF Grand Jury hav.
ing been empaneed IN the Oyer ana Termlner thelr
services v., not DO needed IN lie Court OF Ssss
ry then was ea lei ,na er
pnmhar Of excuses for nonseIyice lode, aitsg uch
aha court adjourned.
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THE NuHDATIoS IN SWITZERLAND.
Appeal 10 the Charitable In Behalf Of the
au6crers.

The Honorable Federal Council OF Switzerland, BY
letter OF the 18th OF October announces to me the
disastrous nundations which have lately taken place
principally in the cantons Of Tessn, St Gall ysals.
Grisons aud Uri on account Of the oyern. n the
phibs tho Rb6he and other riv-s, ..,.,na ~,,n 80
many citizens, undec such circumstances collec-
tons are being mae In ali the canons and the gov.
ern.neht Of pwitzerand orders Inc to solicit SUBJ
scriplo.s for the above mentioned sufferers from
thcSe charitable persons who wish to subscribe and
20 send the amount received 10 the Honorable Fed.
cral Council OF Switzerland which will not fall 70
do, being ready to receive such donations with
= PHI. DE LUXE,
Consul OF Switzerland At New Ysrk.
NEW YORK, Nov q, 1865.
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SUPREME cou0T-spsclIL TERN.
A Curious Case Of Discharge from Arrest.

A Curious Case Of Discharge from Arrest.
Before Judge Cardozo.
me People, &C., us. James Lane.-The prisoner
vas under arrest on an indictment charging him
fifth receiving stolen goods, the property, It Ii
alleged, being portion Of that burgartously taken
{fOrn the premises of d. 7. Valentine and o. s.
French. The prisoner, 1t L. stated, is republican
inspector Of election for an up town district ana yes
terday morning District Attorney Hall consented TO
release him upon his own recognizance until to.mor-
row morning, SO that the purity and integrity OF
the exercise OF the right OF suffrage may not be i'm
authority,
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ANOTHER BOND ROBBERY.
One Hundred and Twenty.nvs Tn
DolIarN Stolen.

One Hundred and Twenty.nv0 ThOu0and
Dollars Stolen.
At two O'Clock yesterday afternoon t125, 900 In
bonds, contained In tin box, were stolen from the
ONCE OF Morrison, Sons b Hutchinson 327 Broad
way. The stolen property were coupon bonds Of the
Erie Railroad, Chicago and Northwestern, American
Express Company, city fire insurance companies,
six per cents OF the city OF Alton, Is Chicago and
Northwestern, and other bonds Of the value OF
$40 000 $4,000 registered bonds OF various corpor
ntions and the balance In railroad stocks.
At the hour above mentioned two men entered the
ONCE OF the above firm, and while one OF them en-
gagged the attention OF the clerks the other made OF
with the property. The detectives have no clue
upon which TO work up the case.
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HE BrszilIbh government has at last deisrmipso
on ending the long dispute With the st. Paulp Raj
way Company N regard To the accepting OF tae line
do, the company undertaking 70 complete rev
minor matters yet unfinished The lengLd Of the line
nom santos TO Jundiahy Is 139 hloIscfFa Or little
more than eighty-six miles, aye Hhich consist OF
incnes TO achieve the Inile sssysslon between tae
strucuon and stooSinE Is about e. ,0ea Stef.
ling, which Is guaranteed an interest OF seven per
cent. From present appearances The line wiz
be able " dispense with the guarantee esPecl,
ally II tho extension to the great coffee district Of
formed In s. Pouo, and the government Is resdy TO
give the charter some small alterations 70 we STA
tuies are acceded ~ by the company.
The traffic OF the y. Panic Railroad In August pro.
duced the sum VI 13l,445 mlreis, an increase u
26sls mires over the receipts OF the same month Of
The small settlement Of Americans ct Santa Barba-
RI IN a Paulo Ia likely TO be OF great service 10 the
railway and the province by the stimulus their ef-
forts and their example are giving TO production To
the establishment Of their noe uslng ne!gnoou they
have by the use VI the plough, obtained from lands
considered worn out By the Braxilians crops which
these consider extraordinarily largo from the best
TENDER land. send an extract from the report read
to the Socfeddde AuxfitAdOfQS-Hr. Green Fur.
guesson lAmerican) and companion bought TWEEN
grass considered In 3. Paulo almost sterile. The
grass was burned aud Immediately plou6hed Wwh
3 one horse plough. Eleven acres were planted ID
maze aud thirteen In cotton. In WORKING the crops
the maize was ploughed three times without USING
the hoe, and the cotton likewise received three
eleven acres Of maize produced 600 bushels Of grain
% bushels 70 the acre. and the thirteen acres OF cot
ton yielded IL 900 pounds Of seed cotton, equal v
absut 1000 pounda q claan cotton, which optaansd
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIM wrlrHRa YEsTERDAy.--1he following record
v,u show the changes In the temperature for the
mast twenty -four hours "a indicated by the ther.
mometcr ut Hudnurs pharmacy, 2ls Broadway,
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.


LOST CHILDREN the past month ll3 lost
children have been picked up aud restored to their
parents by the police OF Brooklyn.
BEooKLYN MoRTALrrY.-The mortuary reports
show the number OF deaths In Brooklyn during the
past week to be $50, Increase Of Is the
Der reported the previous week.
DAMAGED BY THE ST0RM.-The storm on Sunday
caused considerable damage about the city. Two
frame buildings In course Of erection in Atlantic
avenue, near Franklin, were demolished, involving
Q loss Of about $400
THE ALDERAEN.-The Aldermen were too much
engaged In political matters yesterday to attend to
any official business At the hour for the meeting Of
the Board there were not hall dozen members
present, and, consequently, no meeting was held.
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.-James Keough, q
man thirty.hve years Of age, was held to await the
action OF the Grand Jury yesterday by Justice Riley
on charge OF having committed an indecent as
Mathews.
BURGLARY.-some expert burglars got into the
grocery store OF Heisenbutte 4 Wise At NOS II and
IS Atlantic street. some time between Saturday night
and yesterday morning, with the expectation Of
making extensive haul. They hoisted large safe
from the store TO the second story and with the
of chses, jimmes &C., opened 1t and took ont $500
in pennies. From the confusion In which they left
things they must have taken their departure without
standing upon the ceremony OF their going, Tor they
left their implements and the $500 worth OF pennies
on the n0or. Nothing was known OF the burglary
until yesterday morning.
CITY EXPENSES FOB lS6s-9.-The following are
the estimated expenses OF the city Of Brooklyn for
the fiscal year Of 1869, as agreed upon BY the
committee OF the Board OF Supervisors Of that city
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HrEaoGLYrurcs OUT wEsT.-A queer elimination
was made In the strip Vein Coal Bank Of Captain
Lacy, at Hammondsville, ONO, one day last week.
M. James Parsons and his two sons were engaged
In making the BANK when huge mass OF coal fell
down, disclosing large, smooth slate wall, upon the
surface Of which we're found carved In bold relief,
several Lines OF htcroglyphcs crowds have visited
the place since the discovery, ana many GOOD schol.
have tried 10 decipher the characters, but all have
failed. Nobody has been able To- tell IN what tongue
the words are written. How came the mysterious
writing In the bowels OF the earth, where probably
no human eye has ever penetratedf BY whom and
when was 1t wrtteni There are several lines, ABOUT
three inches apart the nrst line containing twenty
I'VE words. Attempts have been made TO remove
the slate wall and bring ous, but upon tapping the
wall IL rave forth sound that would seem TO indt
cate the x istence Of hollow chamber beyond, aud
the characters would be destroyed in removing IT.
At last accounts DR.. Hartshorn. OF Mount Union COR
lefe had been sent for TO examine the writing -
heatscaie f0hio) Union.
TEE HAsnSoN (MIcHIaAs) DErALoATroN.-Tne
oiaim.of Michigan against Hazelton 4 Co., ON the
Hazelton dealcation, was originally $4,000 so
cnrity FOR this amount large quantity Of ands y.
longing TO Hazelton were mortgaged 10 tnes'ssI
and 30 ~ collateral claim Against the r e, u
Pere Marquette Railroad turned over " .ae az
On this claim the company paid til ~ ~ stsVs
and 1870, and on the 2Jth OF Septemve. VIZ va psrs
Treasury received Sls,o7T ~ from the rum ssmens
Marquette Railroad Company belns ,u.s ~ tns ststs
of ba auce due principal ana nseIe:, ~ na.s.sa~
against the company, on account W ~
defnlcatton.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12

very large ntpabsr Of Important Testimonials advs
already been YCceivsd 9H Physicians. Ciegymet Apo
itec,ies d iil3eed from all Glasses in sOcsty speak
ing IN he most fatte'iHg terms Of hs lPhits Fine
COmpolHId.
Dr.. NICHOLS, n Na,ttaeld H., ssgsI n lH1
End us White TIne obiapo,l,,i to BE- very e6iea,
eious not only h cOBghs and other ilaOaie a8eeionS
bit also III affections Of Lls kidneys, debility NJ 10
sioasach, and otle" kindred orgaasp fiiof m salti
Rst. J. x. CHASE,af Raipssy, NJ n, iciies
, ~ hare for years rega,dsi your lPhis Pine C,nl,
pound as dh il6ilidbs rGmeay. cav h'uy say lkas
rsql4 ItdSsteh more elodeiDis and uaLh5e a euer
Ihvs Ist iaksa tle Compound for cold, aud iOOrks
shGrmlyig" tiit titt iNH1t
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-11-12
From n JAMES }, lioI+.


DAAHFDtfbt ~ Ia osllehtOc1t i5Uy.
Dr. POLAND. N he JbHq 1851 IiOOk w vio.
lent cOld lghich brought very cough ia IN
ue side 1i ltag@, gHd rSlg blend. 4 'DaS also rerv
buddy a6cted tViH mat hoLbiesbie diseass-ts Kidney
Complaint. Fbr the Hist gears past Adue been rery
much troubled lD iaB Aiodtdad tsbs etoFi,g up and
raising 3ieSs sight, pia bqd cough gflsr luisiag
blond fell that my time hero mast be sk0i1 ,Iless
soon gi relief This Spring. Iieds iaiiase,t 10 g tour
Whit iile Cbapoa,t though my idih ~ II tvGs aaaH.
BUD to Wy GstaashHe bg@e had tttel tVo bottles,
nv oOluh tUaS better Tic kidney O.bg also aud could
rest nights iyhom choking up dtid ydis,ig 80 atch
hare taken nearly botes aid seiig like ,vt
man. t.s-U
iaI ,90sid add hat my iqths's Eu,ais Is inclined 10
consumption, Ny Jher mot hsr, and tod sIsteFs hdgig
Gied ioith H. 'A N7i i'lTtH stt
Ths Whiis IiRe CpapQtnd ddgatised at isngh IN
ol coRs not 0alV as 10 its ndlas lriH9, bit is a
highly dppi1psd mefiefns d. j. w Poland ne in
senior has He confidence Qt te many vhe kaei6 4iAl
confidence l0hieb k enjoyed liils iIbpiHg Hssiy many
vears as a Bdphst g1HSter HIS experience as st.E
fsleI, led Ai 10 MAKE sEisfm9ats pch issued il his
medical discovery. .--Boston Watcqai ard Reflector
N A EALUA BILE MEbfc iNE--pr FtldaGs White
ffns CbprDOrnd daretiseR in our cblsbS IL sQoesss-
t ane1pf combine and apply he medical priuss Of
Inc Rhas Ifils.6pk F4gS bes Thoroughly teslea by
thS psopie in thus city and gcissity aud he pfdBTistGr
OH citizens We Tsc0aRea its ASdi in al those cases
Of disease 10 which il is adapted u is for sale by ala
otr druGg'sts.-New York Indgpsndept i,,t
a The White Pine ,Compoun
Il manufactured a. me NEW ENGLAND B0rANN
DEPO1, Iqd 4I9neper Street Boston trr
GEORGE W. SWETT M D., HioartSOr
Jtur FOR SALE BY ~ a.f
J!HWy g. w. z r, >Cleaveland,
WASHINGTON, ONO.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-05
THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION
Meeting at the. Avalanche Ofice
Of the Delegates YeEfePs
day Morning.

The delegates appointed to the State
Democratic Convention, by the Shelby
County Convention, at City Hall, last
Monday night, assembled yesterday
morning, at the Ara2aache editorial
rooms.
Judge P. T. Scruggs was called to the
chair, and Captain Harvey Mathes ap-
pointed secretary.
The following members OF the delega-
ton appointed, signiied their ~iAtention
Of attending the Convention s. P.
Walker, John W. Lsftwich, General P.
B. Glenn, Jesse Page, Minor Merriweth-
er, ]. ii, Miller. J.. ]. DnBose, +. Titus,
NJ. C. Galloway, C. G. Ward, P. NJ.
Winters, w. G. Swan, N. B, Forrest, 81.
L. Priddy, Antonio Cordano,. Col. N
Magsveny, Jr., Andrew ]. Edmondson,
]. d. Rufin, n. B. Hart, F. A. Tyler,
w. w. Coleman, P. T. Scruggs, J. Har-
vey Mathes, Col. w. Il. Avery, Col. A.
Clay Condo, John Bullock, NJ. Mcclure,
NJ. J. Waldran, Col. G. d. Mclean,
John Rosser, Capt. t. F. Tobin, A. Sees.
sci.
On motion, the name Of J. 3. Mar,
shall was substituted for that of Gen.
Albert Pike. The name of Gen. J. Z.
Chalmers was also substituted for that Of
Gen. Humes.
On motion, Col. Monsarratt was added
to the delegation.
The following names were also, on mo-
ton, added to the delegation in view Of
the fact thai many Of those appointed
by the Convention Of Monday night had
sjQnlfed their inability to be in attend
ance at Na.hville, viz. John Reed,
Mike MeFadden, VIM. Kehoe, Charles
Coffin, Vincent B~acciogslupo, Capt. Jos.
Lenow, Mel. NJ. T. Griffin, William Mil
Ter, John J.. Eichberg, Louis WuDder-
msn, Col. Sam TooIe, John I. HERMAN,
Capt. J. P. Pritehard, Andrew Drew.
I'VE have not been sble to get the
other ten names.l
A motion was made and carried that
all friendly 20 the cause be invited to ac-
company the d~elegsIiGn 10 5ashFiile.
On motion, Capt. Tobin, Ms!. Merri-
wether aud Capt DuBose we're appointed
a committee to confer with the officers
of the several railroads and make the
arrangements for the convey
anee Of the delegation to Nashville and
The meeting then adjourned.