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New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
A SAD STORY.

In 1853, Mrs. Katrina Derr, whose husband
had died in Germany, leaving her In destitute clrcum-
stances came 10 this country and was again married
this time to one Rosenbaum Of NewYok BY HIM she iva
deserted about month after the marriage and thrown
again npon the world utterly destitute. She cOntryed,
however 10 support herself respectfully and, moreover
was enabled ont OF her earnings to employ detectives
TO search for the missing Rosenbauln. Ihe
proving frutless and being assured by lawyer
OF this city that her second marriage Ito kosenb@nID
was null and void because performed according 10 the
ritual OF the Roman Catholic Church. she contracted 70
third marriage, choosing one Plus Reible Her thh
choice was decidedly than the second ana she
eventually left him at Erie (where they went TO RESIDE
after narrage) aud came 10 this city, Scarcely nag sle
made her appearance In this city when husband 10 :
0osenbaumJ preferred charge OF beaIny against her
and she was incarcerated In the IOnibs, from whch
ana was rees OF a writ OF habeas corpus but not IN
iii her suerlngs had affected her mind TO sch an extent
that IL was found necessary to send Der to tie on
Blackwelps Island where she remained nearly elgnteen
months on her release she found that husband NO.
(Reibel had robbed her Of all her properly
i'm this city and returned with 1t TO Ene.
TO that place she followed him, ana MADE
complaint against him for robbery. lie was arrested ana
the goods returned TO the wronged woman but IN re-
yenge he now threatens to cause her arrest Tor 2a
SO the case now stands and 1t 10 extremely dOuDtluI
whether in the event the charge Is Dade' the poor
woman whose action evidently the result OF ighO-
rance rather than OF design, be saved from undergo
ing the usual punishment for bigamy
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17

ioyed may be punishment tho circumstances attending
and the causes Ot deprivation determining the fact
The DISTINGUISHING act IN question Is hCth DH o AT
taindcr aud an post J0ctO law IL dcncs rev OlI'
l. c. color ana afiiXes The penalty, l. C.,
applying the penalty class then existing Win Whom
color an old Oicnse 10 speak, nut VINO Iau
before found it disqualification as 10 any o nc pll
CCes OF citizenship It i'm effect penal stature oI
ting against particular class whose ohelse az tVoutOu
the law. BY this act that class oi Ilcn'
10 matter how long they h"d y Deel ,;nr mGii'
bers of ls State were excluded from the next elec!io
unless they were endowed with the neWlyprcscllDeu
qualifications. This comes WITHIN te iehltIou ~ %, al ~" -
ost fqo law After act is done, IL is pronounced
crime and penalty attached TO il ana enforced III is
useless say that act IS pIonOuhc "a against buC o
coors So ucl the worse The feeble excuse that could
be made for Furnishing bad action by law enacted sub
seQueutly ana relating IL buck utterly tas "ich You
say there is 10 bad action, only an unpleasaht
color, for which the owner Is IN no way re-
spOnsible. Is il not according to the genius
but consisting in unpleasant personal attribute
such as color clUbt0ot, huucbback. great heeSs,
or great obesity or German Irish descent should DC
punished at ALL lt is quite apparent that inns acl AZ
can oe crime for want Of the essential ingredient OF an
evil Grim na intent. No legislature or convention III
The Universe could make mans form, natlohauy, OF
color crime; would any act so deClaIhsi hOl Ny
penalty affixed TO it, be OF any validity, OF ehecl
whatever. No court would enforce II, nor
any human being regard it, except with Hdicue
and contempt 1t is Just as sensible anu PIopeII
to say that such oftenses may be rcbnked ana
suppressed post laws and bills or atalder as
II is say that they may be punished at all 40 sy
either would insult ;to and common sense
But why argue this point further The very act III quos
tOn admits that color is disqualification a man OF
color made white by owning freehold ana paying
taxes on It, In admitting the OF color az all, the
handed over dsfranchsng act 10 be dealt with ana
al.uullod rs it will be by the Judiciary.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
sHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or SRwVoRE. .......Dee w.....;. CLEARED
sie,~,ap,Eheiq Msyet Beso R P.S9f sI cousS
Sok; Ihawes Pennington sA'ahHah OsoPau E1'''' 'A'
slip G. n bard, Ross, Char'eston
1sy.rss BaoeE LorGoai F. Eatsn Curry Malaga, Ts'so
Daxero Baeons G. T. Geey COHku sasaEsahi J. Titus Love-
Sthr. Evelyn Burger siamf EiA j. Staples Comn Kingston
JaE L. I. Aoone! stehils fAiiaaeP0s-
ARRIVED.
Manhattan. ns, Liverpool Dec J. nise and pass
Ftesnshp Montgomery. Lyon, savannah NOS. sad Das~
Steamship Hatters.. Roberts Norfolk. Hase arr pass
Steamship Pennsylvania Hall Liverpool Nov 81 muse and pass
Slip Gsn6r Taanocs, Glasgow % dsys, Hise
Bsys WafssnSa Gslstsa Manuc Glresu Sept s bm,ione
Barn American Eage Lndsey Aspnws % dsys hides rubber
Bat La rista Cuwel. Busnos Ayres 81 aay, . hses
Bdg Mercedes, Hoh- Havana "a days nolasseS
BiS A. j. Ross Wynaa. Msr1lua 81 days: cedar
Scle Bna G. MeLean s. John, y B. 10 days, lumber.
Schr. Susan, Reed MsuEauiis 10 DAYS, cedar
scnooSEKs-KvKR aSp coAsrTi'E
Mary Weaver Emma Shsw, Boston
1bo4 uick., RockIAnd james Aaoy rf,,ilease.
O b. Wood, Providence. J. d. Mccarthy, Fr'rielce
DOMETIC PORTS.
Rosx Dec lArred steamship Palmyra Lyerpool bark Sarah
Sloan GoenbuFg bEg sarah L. Hail. from AAl'i Se1A'i'a' "D
uINgs Io1n Dee l5ArrveI bhgs A. Rowel philadelphia
cace Biy Buek.porti hrs Trsui III ale phai Louisa SIh
N,ss T. yal,ai.ue Phiade pla Rebecea Florence, Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
rivERPooL Dec The steamship North Ansican hon.SeTiors
SPOKEN.
S,,s,.tn Columbia nom New.York for Glasgow Dec 3 lat 1885,
LONG S Size hi os her screw required assistance and
Woai proceed to Qneeus.o~n under Saia
DISASTERS.
lG-The steamship key West, from Charleston to
NYors ont in here machinery disabled Most o. th
cargo OF Mystic which is Ashore on Cape Henry ha' 0es
E Stevens Dee g. OG Bameg hying TO Sh head TO The
'I h Iss MaLs from Calais Tor NewYOE Dec H. lat 60 oag
CO So She reports having been within miles Of Sandy HOOK on the s
Bs oprey c@ MatauIa IS days out Dee TO- lat 97a
long 1l40.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
HORRIBLE CRIME IN SAN FRANCISCO.

Iaurcntz jacobson, native OF Denmark, IN
q m of jealousy recently shot Miss Rachel McDOnad III
her fathers house In san FIdnchCO Ho had Deeh en-
plOyCd by Mr. Mcdonald and living In the house, hau
conceived strong passion for the young lady who was
only IL years Of and beautiful She dsllkeu
acObsOns attentions her. aud complained OF them TO
her parents. who friendly manner told the sultof 10
look for other lodgings which he did, but still continue
to visit the house. one evening he visited the mouse,
taking with hIm bottles OF chumpaigne OF which
he opened and served to the girl and her parents They
all drank of the wine, and then jacobson, vsbly
atated. held up the other bottle and remarked. Now,
/ Will 10 and treat my room mate" Notwithstanding his
been attempting their murder Soon after he Went away
however Mr. Mcdonald aud several others of the family
became slightly III. but the immediate effects we're not
alarming and they all retired to bed Jacobson had owl
IDENTIFY drugged the wine for the purpose Of killing the
entire family but observing the small quantities which
they took ne must have feared that the poison had not
done its work. and he determined 10 return ana accom-
psh at least the death Of Rachel Accordingly about
O'clock the next morning, having armed hinlseH WIN
n four barreed pistol, and stout ME when nc nau
sharpened at one end like jimmy, made his way 10 MT
WcI5Oalds house He scaled the high board fence, ana
then fearing the inmates, he stealthly aP
preached the end Of the house. with the heavy e ne
omen the hack window ana crawed ill., Inc niue Doy 8
slept In bed which had been placed against the wlDuOW
and vet he was enabled to upon the bed ana down 10
the floor without arOusng either OF them lie then en-.
tered the young ladys rOOm and either spoke To her or
made some noise with the pistol for she awoke ana rs
ing TO sitting posture In her bed. cried out, Ma Ma
as she saw the murderer In the room AS she spoke
forehead lodged bullet In his own brain. The parents
hearing the report hurried to the ROOM ana there ou
their daughter mortaly wounded ana jacobson deau Oh
the floor. The young lady lived about 4S hours
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
THE DELAWARE CANAL IcEBoAT DIsAsrER.

Yesterday afternoon the canal lce-DOat, Wlen
about half way between this city and Bordentown mp
set with 10 men in it, five OF whom were drowned me
entirely of iron, almost exacy te
shane OF atr0n about 20 feet long and about eight or
ten feet wide the stern The boat started out from ING
Perry-st BASIN about o'clock to moro ehectualy DreaK
mn lie ice between here and Borent0wn 10 iberato tho
numerous boats that had been frozen up by the late cold
weather The mods Operdidi of breaking the ico with
This contrvance is to load 1t with men, who stand
I'm tho center with their hands hold OF rope
which extends from the bow to tho stern, and
10 roll 10 vigorously from side 10 side "a II b rapidly towed
forward by eight strong mules IL at the best very
unsafe affair and when the canal is filled with large cakes
Of broken ice 1t yesterday, Is positively dauger
ou undertaking. When the party yesterday had reached
the scene the disaster side OF the boat was dragged
M on large piece Of ice. ana the other side dipping an
der the water the boat sunk like stone leaving the 10
mon struggling amid the chilling water and the broken
ice Ten OF the men managed by desperate Efforts 10
scramble out, although some OF them were badly
cut and bruised by the ice, and ono or TWO
were rescued when almost at the point or death
The bodies OF the I've men who were drowned were re-
covered the Of hour and was taken
before life entirely extinct bat he died III rev
minutes after reaching the shore The following are tho
names and residences OF the drowned men: Luke Bro
crock unmarried Cornelius Foley, leaves WIFE aud sew
eral children; Peter Flyn leaves q wife ana two
children: Daniel ReardOn leaves wife aud two
children: young man named Caehay. Caehan. lately
from Ireland locomotive and two cars were sent down
To take the bodies 10 this city little after o'clock last
evening" Trenton IN. JD Gazelle' wednesday
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
THE COURTS.
THE HEIRS OF NINE. JUHET

THE HEIRS OF NINE. JUNEL
motion was made, in the suit brought py
cbamulain Bowen and others ngt. Nelson Chase ana
tber 70 determine who are the heirs Of Madame Jnmc
a. ,be suoreme Court Chambers yestenay before JUDGE
Cardozo 10 appears from the aiidavlts uat ttI ihu
order which was streuuUu-ly Fought over s cpiIs;
for the taking Of the depositiOns OF The od
Bowen family, from which Madame JuineI sprung,
AN arraugement made that each slde
Should keep its deposiuons ana eXhlo-
lta The plaintiffs own depoHuon was Iut
taken under h order but de bee ra roce ana win
an or cross xaminaon Mr.. OCOhOr taking II Tor tho
defendants and Air Pine for plaintiffs Al the CONCLUSION
OF the testimony M Bowen was e1aneu a. 10 u , l,vl
received y Maiiin and smith, purpOrtng TO be written
by him. and which stated that Mrs Julhei was 1ut VIC
daughter OF James Bowen, through whom the pianuH
claims title. but of illeritinatc daughter OF james
Bowen This letter The palntn dthied hatlhg NilltSn.
II was however marked by the Judge ard copy also
marked BIZ him inserted in the deposition. 1he 0ileal
was returned by defendants attorney. DeIehuanls
attorney subsequently requested the deposition to De
fled and t was fled Plaintiffs now ask thil inc letIs
bo fled charging that the letter IL forgery ana aeg
nga fear that the defendants now nave autographs l
The plaintiffs signature new letter with TIE sulc uo
but an exact imitation Of his signature may De sups
tutcd and hardly deuyDg intent 10 use photographs
OF tile letter 10 procure proof tlat ~ Is Forgery
The defendants contend that the iettcfls nel pulto
ulantiis testimony and "a not yet made evidence, ana
mat therefore the plaintiffs have absolute right 70 e
OF the case IL does not belong on ire hcs lhey 5!,
however that they willing TO give copies neey ana
even do what Is asked (gye tdcStne II the paihths
will give them the right ~ oral croSseHimnaloh OF he
WITNESSES they have examiu ed commission, In whch
examinations they allege they have been under Gsad
The plaintiffs reply that the only ground for refusing
the facsimile Is desire 10 permit forgery,
the deposition. they entitled 10 nave IL Aled
Tie Court reserved It's decision
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
THE REMOVAL, OF THE EAST RIVER oBsTRUCs
TIOES.

Sidney T. Shelbourne, who has received q
contract IRON the Government to Frying Pan
and Pot Rock" at Hell Gate, yesterday exhibited his
new patent submarine drill at the machine Woiks OF l
ria q iCnmmiues I'm Duane-st Tho machine Is In tie
shane of mushroom anchor" or half ofa sphere H. Is
anut seven feet diameter at the bottom, ana weighs
live tuns Inside OF the iron frame which - water ught
are placed two engines OF about five morse power
They are supplied with steam by means OF a hex
lille tube which is 10 be attached 10 a O0!ler on
hoard a tug The "anchOr" f. snrmounted by steel
frame work supporting the drill The bt u or cObcavc
form over an inch in diameter and studded WIN ABOUT
eighteen black diamonds II u attached 10 an IRON tuo
nine feet long worked by aud having over tlto
hundred revolutions 10 an inch The diamonds arc ar
ranged so rs grind the rock fine as saud az the e
ofI an inch n minute. Several experiments nave bctn
made on Maine and Quincy granite, al or when nave
been successful. The anchor VIII be lowered Irop
me- which will supply the engines WITH steam lhe
weight OF the apparatus will lower 1t IN spite OI lhe
stmnrest tide, aud keep 1t firmly on the bottom
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
CURIOUS RELICS ExHUMED IN NEwJERsEY.

Early last week, laborers employed on the
nav railroad in the vicinity Of swedesbOro discovered
four complete skeletons, apparently more Than nve
feet In lengtb-each skull containing SCI OF dopDio
teeth I'm a good state OF preservation. Near tLese
were unearthed several ouriously appearing stones
In shape ike cannon balls, tho exterior being ot
n yelOwish cast. and the inte nor composed OF
LAYERS Of powdered whito sand AMI erushed
isnglass These eagerly purchased by rene hunters
at "A dollar each. Naturally, the discovery OF th'sc te
mains six feet below the surface I'm clay bed. created
no little excitement I'm the vicinity OF the examination
and great many persons. shovel and pick IN hand I'M
mediatey commenced 20 dig for hidden treasures WHICH,
IL was supposed had been buried with their 9wncis
Tho oldest inhabitants consulted IN tcgaTdtQ lhe
matter but no one remembered Of tho spot having been
used as a burial ground but presumed that more man
200 years ago the swedes, who had setucd theIe Asd
{u bOdi|a
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
BOARD OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF TEACH
Frs sALABIEs.


ERS' SALABIEs.
The Board of Education met at o'clock last
evening" President Larremore In the char By resolution
t was decided TO close the Evening Schools on the eve
ming OF Dec oath inst The Committee on Evening Schools
uresented the following resolutions:
ResOlred That section l9 OF the Bylaws be amended
as 10 read IA follows Section 1l9Tc salaries paid shall
he rs follows for the time actually employed: Male
Teachers PRINCIPALS 81 80 per night; male Teachers As
sistants So per night female teachers Assistants In male
scbonls 81 55 per night; female Principals, IS - per
night Assistant Teachers in female schools. 81 per night;
$40 i'm addition 10 the fixed salary VIII DO allowed for tie
term 10 the teacher who conducts the music at0s of
schools having upward Of 400 pupils IN average attend
ance 81 per night other anitOra not exceeding II so per
night ,,.., .o,,o NJ u.
from the commencement OF the ptesehl E'e"H N"o'i
term. ordered TO be printed. u, ooueao
The Committee Bylaws, Elections, anu 0lI,nnv"" "
tons reported IN favor Of certain proposed aIn' ~ & rs
To the bylaws particularly relating 10 sections ~ a o-
ordered 10 be printed. The Committee on suppncs &
sented a report relative TO awarding contracts LOT su
plying the Board for the use OF the thrlVus 1t
schools, with books, maps, &c, &C., &c, ior '.o
year 1869, and naming the following lnalVduals "
whom the contracts awarded j. :. J.W BurntoI
D. Appleton Co.. A. S. Barnes Co., lyison, Pmnney
Robt. r. Macoy, j. j. Remer S Co., L; d. Bassi9rd'
Schermcrhorn & Co., Clark Maynard Sfeldon Y co.
II. W. Ellsworth Adopted by resolutions adopted, the
increases were made TO the salaries OF the following
hamed persons: Engineer Of the Board, from s5oO 20
tO00 per annun; superintendent Of Buildings, rom
$1,000 per Clerk Of the Board, from S5yOO
TO s. 900 per aunum Adjourned.
new Public School, to bc known rs Primary School
No. will be opened Oh Monday next az No 42g East
Hixteeuthst between Firstave. and Ayenue A. in the
Eighteenth Ward. Miss Maria L. Waring, the Principal
and efficient corps OF teachers Will be IN attendance
to receive and register pupils ut O'Clock on t day.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
ACTION FOR pAMAGEs-AY EXPRESS SUIT.

In the Court of Common Pleas, before Judge
Brady-Nussbhum q Goodman against A. T. Stewart x
Co-This was a case brought by Nuasbaum Goodman
OF Macon Ca against A. 7. Stewart Co, Tor damages
for noncompliance with directions received from tho
plaintiffs. The plaintns purchased bill OF goods from
thiu, 20 ts .hisped by Adams Expr~ss,
''Nusbaum 4 Goodman, Macon, Georgia, per Adams EN
nress via IOuisyle" The defendants, In violation oi
said instructions did not mark the case VIA Louisville,
and the Express Company sent the goods by the sienner
Chase from NewYoTk 10 Savannah; who ~ transporth-
ZION from New.YOrk 20 Savannah the said steamer met
with disnster and the goods board Were wet with
salt water and damaged This suit was brought 20 re.
cover such damages The jury found verdict for plain.
ts for q G96 z2 c. a. Rnnke aud J. Albert Engehhrt
Tor plantlfls ex,Judge Hilton and III. II. Rice for de-
PENDANTS,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
CIVIL.

In the Superior Court, Trial Term, before
rnec Rarbour Ina the case of speoht agt Milman tho
plaintiff was nm empoy6 OF the defendants, and, accord
Ing 10 their defense, suspected that they were DShg
robbed bv their cerks aud ultimately thought they had
found proof against specnt OF the ht OF 90 cents They
had him arrested and taken TO the TOmhs aud then went
20 Spechs friends ard required OF them $500 10 with
draw their proceedings. check for that amount was
finally given and no appearing, specht was dis,
charged specht therefore, had the check stopped ana
commenced these proceedings The defense really inter-
nosod was that defendants had good TO believe
that speeht had stolen them $780, and that all they
wished was to get back their The jury found for
plaintiff n verdict of $780,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
SUPREME CouRr-spEcrAL TERN

SUPREME CouRr-SPEciAJ TERN
10 q. m. Issues
81. Won Berg sgt. Finch ct al
l53. Barnl eI'r &c, agL Board
man eIr. et al.
100. .Lsthrop Sewing Machine Co.
agt. Boud & Lathrop Mani
Go. et al.
b9. Bonnet 81 al. err's sgt.
NhitlOck.
10. Powers Ct al. agt. Morse et al
l1l..knor sgt. Dry Dock East
B'vay and Battery RRCO.
l72 .Sealizer at Scatter.
let. .COwles at. TOulinson.
III. .Holsmsn ct al. ast WhitmOre
- AZ.
l,3. .Coster, trustee, agt Reubell
stal.
SuPREuE C0rRT-CIRCuIT-PART
at le:3l a. m. Oyer aud TermiI
1923. .huick Life Ins. Co. agt Ma
tionsl Bank ofN. Y.
1881. Dawson AgL Ranges Of Ranges
4 60.
1867. .CaTrington sgt B4iz e al.
1861 Hutton Ct al sgi. Groh.
1913. Pray agt. Palmer ct Al.
1893. 90 Brien act. NsnDemacher.
lbis GOodhaIt agt BOkeiln etaL
1851. Barney, Pres't, egt BUrsten-
binder, !lnpPd.
1850. ..Angeryine agt Aureryine et al
buPRBNENCouRr-CIRCrIT-PAR
at l0O'cl,
1894. .FsNeett, admin. .agt. Stewart.
1922. .Mciiowan agt Harrison.
l3l8. .MoOdbuli act. Rosenthal u al.
l60l. Morris sgt. Treacy.
1885. Barnes sgt. Bowery Say. BIZ
sl2. .Tallman agt Wright ct al.
2I65. Webb sgt. Buckeiew Il al
l784. Foley sgt. Burton ct al.
1870. Bst,elle ct aLaSt House al.
gi6. Mccarthy agt 0Brien.
res. Schmidt sgt. Weldon.
SUPREME COURT-CHANBYRs-C
Gail OF Calen
228. Ross ct al. agt. Union Pacific
n. K Co.
2n. .Dagge't sgt. Cushing.
26g. Claim ct al sgt Far. L CIT.
Bank Of Z. !
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERs,
stll o'cl
257. Reilly. Admin'r. sgt. Banks
80. Dennis at. Conan.
DIS. Powers agt. Crosby.
l55. .Heuschel agt. wilkins ct al
1853. .McColl 1t Al. agt. Sun Mutual
Ins. Co.
AS. Sherman 81 al. sgt. U. s. r
81. lns. Co. of Bait.
Al. Hobbs 1t al. AIT. Ward ~ Al.
SUPERIOR CyURT.-TRIAL TENN o.
at II o'c
500. . Biermsn sgt. Lalor.
462. .Sheppanl AIT. Brooks
500. STONY eBcl agi. Bateigan.
2a2. Harris at. Cleveland.
1885. De Yong sgt. Sparks ct NJ.
lJC. Lambert ct al sgt Coastwise
Co.
l02. .Berdell agt. McIlyaire et al.
504. Barnes agt. Eagleson.
CcANOS PLEAs--TRIAL TKRN-P
II
1905. Reynolds sgt, Comm. Pire In-
sIrsnce Company.
lf74. Shaw sgt Chrsiie.
1919. .Thiele lgt. Sch@ifer.
l490. ..YugauEp et al ag'. Spauldlag
1853. .Garretson agt NeloyeE
ls7l. .Clsify, infant. agt. hapP
i89. Pierce sgL Poole.
1903. Sinclair . 4. Allayie.
1873. .Budenhack agt. Radley et al
COMMON PLEAs.--TKIAL TKRn--P
SIC. .Gunning agt Turner
al. .Ksin at Kelly. Sheriff.
1883. .Fauniu sgt. NcMalleH et a.
857. Hoover agt. Beekman Fir
lns. Co.
C58. Hoover sgt CFoton +. Is. Co
l5lg. willie agL Trademarks Nat
Bank.
1923. Miller sgt Ander on.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
CRIMINAL,

Tn tIe United States District Court the Grand
Jury brought n the following Indictments yestefday
Robert Bovd fecretng and ombezzlng letter; Martin
Setback James Carr, and Daniel COee, haNiR counter
fot money in possession with intent 10 pass the same
In the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
beore Justice Shandley, Edward PCarke was arragned,
charged by Messrs. spraguo & Farrell commission mer-
chants, Of Broads with having on the Sth INST, stovn
nom lie canal boat George p Ross lying AZ Pier No
East River, 30 bags OF oats, valued ~ go Inc prisoner
A is alleged was employed board the boat ana III the
absence the captain disposed OF the properly ana
pocketed the proceeds. Committed for trial.
Ia the Court of General Sessions, before Re
eorder J. X Hackett yesterday, Thomas L. Barton for
burglary and sad To be guilty OF nvo or SIX burgancs III
FOR seven years James Trooley grand larceny, state
Prison for two years and six months Henry rruker,
grand larceny, two aud six months IN tDe SIle
Prison Emma White (cOloredl plead guilty or petty lar
eeny on charge Of grand larceny In which she WAS ac'
cused OF stealing various articles from her employers
She was sent Co the Pententiary months Several
sentences were suspended and number OF cases post
poned.
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
dav Greenyille Ely was arragDed before Justice Led
with on a charge OF threatening TO shoot VIM. mcDOn-
ough ir the proprietor OF boarding house In west
Twenty thirdst Ely admitted the charge. and said he
had st arrived from Boston, aud repaired 10 the house
of the complainant. where his wife was and demanded
an Interview with her, but Informed by Mr. NJ that
I'm qucnce Of former wrongs and grievances, she did
not desire to him. at which ho took unbrage ana
hence bis conduct. Committed to prison In default on
bail VIM StoOp 0f No. 243 Sevenhave. caused the Hr
rest yesterday OF John McCann charge that he had
obtained from him 90 cents by representing that brother
in-iaw had died Tuesday, after sickness of five
months and had left wife aud two children IN very des
ttute circumstances McCann admitted the charge aud
committed TO answer In default OF $1,000 bail.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-17
p1SSrNG ERS 1RRLHED.

PpOY LIVERPOOL Dec l-In steamship Nauhaitsn-l 9msi
McMrvke CaUt Hse j. T. Iile Mira Pike Master o.
Pike Pke. Mss Ea Pike Emy PIKE, Mary NAi.Aal Ass
N. j nouglcrty. Mrs Wright
FROM SAVANNAH. Dee l3In steamship Montgornery-MNor H.
AID Children Mr. aud children Jerry Coies Mr. htcs
a. GRAY j. Han,er H. N. steel IL Gross hss LauFcns j. d.
DrsIley Len J. Barke