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New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
WESTERN EX-MAYoK LYNoHED.

One Sanford ). c. Dugan. who was for a shor.
time Mayor of Laramie CITY, was recently arrested "a
Golden City Colorado for garroiing man, and on Tues
day was taken from the officers by the Denver fgahce
Committee aud hanged The impression had got out tAs
the ial would he assaed some time during tho sitet
noon and he taken ana executed ana III eohsequen0o
The rumor about O'Clock crowd OF men, women and
children lined tho sidewalk along 0oh SIDES OF haimer
ST. until nearly or quite dark, when thihKng .nae st'
they retired to their homes IL became known noweyet
that Dugan would be removed irom Tue iauhef - 81.
evening. and AZ aDOut O'Clock lac WAS taken Ia ah Ok
press wpgon for the purpose Oh .e propUsu f Erane
81 II was surrounded by 30 or 100 armed men.
Who demanded ht and the surrender OF the prisoner
Having him i'm possession they returned to Cherry St,
where and two or cottonwood trees under one or
which the procession halted. Toe express wagon which
had heen taken possession Of brought TO tho front
and placed directly under limb OF te Tree lh Domou.
rone wss thrown over the limb and IN another moment
Dngan was standing in the wagon immediately under tho
fatal moose. then told hun II ne hao any TO
,ng Was short He commenced by asking them 10 send
for a Catholic priest. II killed mae In the mountains.
Rack Hills il was another fellow that did t." 10 tho
question about having assisted IN gsrro.ihg eaa any
body on e anything. have been bad ma, p9s an
not guilty Of any thing deserving OF hanging ana sss.s'
and had 10 do il or sarye only had % or g. and could
not get any any other way had to do 1t or ae "a nsbs
been very bad man. but have done nothing 10 %
hanged for spare my e any other e dSna ss
Oh my poor mother; II VIII si SaboIIc ns minister
ste he had said all he had say the order was heard
"Driye on" The fall about Is ihches, oroko ms soon-
After hanging until bfe was exc'; H. 10 ro1er T"'
M"s Si Young man hardly % years old and native o.
rayoseo Ia first went Colorado in 1851 as team-
ster lie IN that n Sa1sss u NJ Rso shs wer
1854 when he g9t lnio tho st az man named Curtis
nd w, 1or which Dugan indicted for wful murder
t,ar two years nprisGnment he escaped by tecnhl-
ty which ouashed the Indictment. and before new
one had been returned he had removed TO Denver snI
ontered upon career Of fast life which nauy Drough1
@ IN the orimerst prison under the charge OF an at
tempt upon the life of his mistress For tns no was zen
tenced served ont his time in prison being
there aud has been operating along tia
line of the Union Pacific Railroad
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
REPORTED OUTRAGE NEAR SAVANNAH

The Saudnndh Republican is responsible for
the story that Saturday last Mr. John de mon.moi
lin who resides a rice plantation on the Savannah
River hftoen miles from the city detected Albert
Jones' negro, In the OF stealing sheep The negro
and Mr.. MOntmOlln fired upon him with rife, ths
ball passing through the heshy part OF his thigh Mr.
MontmOin then arrested him. put him in wagon, TOOK
hin to the city and lodged him in the Police BARRACKS ON
Saturday evening. ON Sunday morning Mr. Montmoliin
lett the city in company with colored boy about heen
years OF age who had driven the TO the city Win
the wounded negro. When they came IN sight or bho
eleventh mile post the Augusta road they discovered
negro standing by the post armed with nusket. Wien
tiey approached the armed SUFFICIENTLY near roe
hn TO recognize them, he into the woods. and they
pdsS on They discovered however tba. the negro
was travelling in the direction they and wien
they arrived at the twelfth mile house they found them
selves surrounded by forty hfty armed negroes who
were under ue command OF anegro called Colonel. They
Immediately arrested Mr.. MOnmon, and told him that
they intended To shoot him for arrestin Jones and taking
hm 10 the city This between twelve and cns
O'Clock. The cOlored boy who was with Mr. M0ntDoliu
made representations 10 the negroes. which resulted ia
creating division Of opinion among them as TO the pro
prety Of shooting hm After OBTAINING him until sunsos
they concluded to release him from custody when thcy
ordered him proceed to his home and then dispersed
During their consultations he overheard remarks which
induced him 10 believe That they had sent parties forward
wayay murder him his way 10 his home lio anf
the coOrcd boy. therefore, went INTO the woods where
they renamed until yesterday morning, when they mdps
heir Wtyt 20
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
TIE VALIDITY OF GOLD CONTRA CTS IMPORTANT
JUDICIAL DECISION.

The Maryland Court of Appeals has rendered
an opinion In the celebrated gold case" known as g.
Abel & 90. agt. Chesapeake Bank John B. Gittnsd
President involving the liability OF special contracts In
coin Il appears that the plaintiffs made special deposit
in the bank during December. 1861 OF 5000 an soid cOn
tracing at the Same time that they were 70 receive coin
IN epayment On the 18th Of May 1854, when gold was
at s5 premium. the plaintiffs demanded their tOD iu
coin but it was refused them and they were rendered IN
It's stead 5000 treasury notes, on the ground that ths
paper had been legal tender The case is referred
back 10 the court below for new trial. on grounds set
forth the following extract from the opinion touching
the instructions OF that court 10 the jury; 80
instructed that II the found the en o. ~
special declared that demand bad been male ana
specie that then the plaintiffs are entitled 10 rsesysr
Of 50 900 10 gold the 2 OF Nsy 1907 WY.
interest," thereon The proof ws that 90 the S.n ., s ~ co..
se59 5s upon sheh Judgment VAS rendered rS 4e"
bed. ~s think by principle Of Law or resson -.
The litigation has, however settled the TWO points 81
issue between the plaintiffs and the defendants jury
has found that the plaintiffs correct IN their state
ont that the defendant received from them deposit %
the amount Of 5000 III gold cOin upon the express aRco
nent that il woud this sum on demand ~ coin
and tho highest Maryland has now decided that
the Chesapeake Bank committed breach OF THIS CON
tract refused to repay this sum III coin on ti
demand the plaintiffs and that the tender OF fiOo IN
egalt notes not compliance win the leS IA
Engagement OF tho Chesapeake Bank
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
A CONNECTICUT BURGLAR FoILED.

Wilson, alias David Kentley' VINO mas ior some
for the present In public this afternoon
INT before he retired the stage he attempted by
eoup dtta to arrest the sentence of the lawn other
words he tried sght ooomt suicide II seems that
,va aass or so ago he complained OF swelling In the
sr and DIR Wilcox prescribed as q wash some laudsnum
and also left another prescription The prescription MT
Penn tIe Tailor had put up aud given TO him with the
inaanum hjs latter being In halfOunoe vial Instead
Of uslng thls Wilson kept M and last night or some time
early this morning no swallowed the whole but proved
au everdoso aud had tue enet ot al queto sna no w
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
SUICIDE OF A GERMAN GENTLEMAN

Paul Frederick Fiebich committed suicide IN
his No SIS south Fourlhst. st. Lous. on tha
10th INST In Germany he was tax xsathercr. bat bad
lost his position consequence OF some difference with
his supeuOrs. After this he obtained less emuneratVa
position railroad Inspector which he also lost and ts
length he decided TO try his fortunes III this country Hs
enigrated with his family and 10 St. LOUIS ln tins
Fall OF Shortly after this he started bar
East st. Louis, and kept it few months About four
months ago he advertised for situation rs farmer noting
the fact that he bad studied at HOenime. Prof Hum
mel the advertisement and he had studied at tho
place he employed Mr Fiebich. While at this place
Mrs. FebiOh taken sick with fever. Prof iumnel
proved kind friend 10 the family. aud Mrs Fiebich was
given work as a seamstcss by Mrs. Hummel when shs
recovered She followed this occupation month sup
porting husband and two children by her earnings
Sickness however aud by the tmo that an
other month had passed Mrs Fiebich was dead Thls
threw Mr. Fiebich into extreme despondency. winch
his friends tried dissipate The funeral expenses wore
paid by the neghbOrs and some $50 additional. The Two
children were cared for by Mrs. Hummel, and wer,
placed under the charge OF Mr. SclOeer after fruif'
less attempt had been made TO get them into an orphan
asylum Pecunary assistance was gwen TO fleOich ny
friends but he could not get work to suit him lie began
think that life was now meaningless Tor hiD and
instead OF trying the thought only strength
ened il by gloomy foreb0dings. At various tunes no
threatened kill himself and At length carried ms ds-
termination into effect He purchased some noPnihe a.
the agreeable deadly narcotic to take Iho itss
seen OF him Monday evening. when no was Oh
served going IN his room-St Louis Republican, Doc ".
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
PASSENGERs ARRLYED.

prjM LIVERPOOL Dec g-In sesu,b0 City Of Losiot-G.
FInars1sn b. Gsfdro It. W r. oEany Geo T. IaWkpE }.
u T-, a. HOFFMAN NJ Taxget NJ BArra Rev A. Phillips,
Eibtek C1as A. Perkins. ~ NJ Reece. hr Ia
A Ks1y A L. Festsr M w0ef, JsmesA Jssques James b.
trhsugh A. Csskis. Pfsle Il htesrns, M Csk NJ Bern
Patterson Elw Gerard @. Pfesta Phlp Btaly and wife.
wife Mrs. Keett child ard tfat Nm C.sIk
Mr. Alexander Csmsr0n, Michael CoughB hGs Minnie
Carroll
IRON LIVERPOOL Dec 5n steamship CITY Of cortMr Rob.
sui M Botur Mr. Kar MI Norton Mr.. Sergeant Mr.
tHi -.d MeCl~lanl. MCKAY. h.. Harley Ms
Gsn Wak~f. aife and servant K Be 0Di II. MackeGne.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGrON, Dec. 23.-The business OF the Court
m follows Crossr Of Kansas admitted Prs-
tee No obn EdmOnsoa Ct al sppssn. e. Adam M
her, the appellant and submitted on the printed
bv Mr W. Robinson counsel for The appellee No i-whsm d
onrr Of Gsusrsl Land .rgse By ns.rs u sna
counsel for sppssat and BY AsAas a"easy
Ashton Of couns. for the appellee
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25

IL. ID. Cook of Detroit has published q
challenge TO checker players aud will play for $1,000
George White and Michael Speir of st.
Louis, baukrup,s, owe >sr.7T. mainly to Newfor1
merchants. :. D,..
on charge OF oonsprng with Capt James IL Panneu 20
destroy the sohooner Montssuma, With ineQt W dersad
o Balvmoye inspgNaQa company, ...t Jn
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25

fcand By Mr. Fem very weak from violent vomiting By
tho prompt administration OF the proper remedies he was
revived was able be in the court this after
ut oclOok when he sentenced TO four years 10
tho State Prison. Wilson recognized In tho court
yesterday afternoon having once served tcrn
Of years In the Connecticut State Prison at Wethce
field. from 1851 to 1857 under this of John Marsha
for crime committed In New London While in prison he
tried twice to escape, but unsuccessful both times
IL Is added that no escaped from SBg sing Prison.
New York Hartford Conn Times, Dec. IS.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
NAVY GAZETTE.

WAsuISGIoN, Dec 24.-Commandcr i. Abbot ~
,Asr.d 90 The eonspd Lieut. Commander Boyd,
detached PImas.r L. Davis Cred to d@y at ,hs Boston & S,y
Y Lieut. Commander R Pickering has been detached fom the
s., pi placed on uspg SurseoH ssmus jackson hiss
been da dee, Of the south racine
,.bd from the Boston SayYs aud placed On waiting orders
I,ut Com muder StnJYst.hss rsstnei Acting hahsm r.
Timer sad Joha Losus h.,s bosa hoaosssI ioselseA
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
NEws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains purter arriving this rsquesed
i-lr,t addressed Prss Only
Shbtng he written authority Of J. W. hmoltoH Gsaca
Ns packages Tor the Journal Of C0mms T fRBCEE
bftt EnPrsss kvsgaJ P0 Cgnmerl ddseriisr Attah
Zy fOrkr Journal sud Eeg Y0rkr De9krgt taouG also
~ i-.fs,i ,1iF - Tie
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
rarpspIy,s wK.TTER REPORTS

IMMATURE ALMANAC
us...... T2I Sun AS Moon sets 1888
S,i, l,,k Cows Island. S:l9 Hell Ga.... 6:I8
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
Bort MlarotHs Hotter.

STATE oY Rgw.IoRE,
PoRT.wAKpsSS .QTycE, No % wlham,t
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance with
IN Seton passed April H. 1851 entitled "An Actio
wseuS once Of tie Port Of New YoE 10 all Deos
having charge Of The sgbeet matter Of iDes inquiry
surye A the f0Nug vessels under
that the said eTannuoIs
Be sE succeeding Tia netes o. osAd s1
sssssls
y
Rrsnsoip Wm. r. Cyoe.sssss 's..' ssss'''ss's'I - n
steamship Haterts, y
81 fercles..s....'s ss's's'''ss''ss''..: ~ ~
Electfc..
Bat Maggie heybods lbra-
hLlabeihs
nHA hotop' ''Ahahe Doct
Dts yoebe ssssss.s.ssss.
Bag Nsmls. .W0odran d kObiasoha
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, MINrH0RHk T0dPhbA rrsndsHL
Agys assglsAs. sssItsars
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20 Yst.

nONT hire until you send fer Real Estate
~ Cir-alsr mailed free STANLEY DAY No. s25 Broadway.
ZINE RESIDENCES, both furnished and un
RENT and SALB in JERSEY Cit- Newark HtA
,hssy OrsnRe Belsvis WoOdsde Hoboksn. Pater
Huis,n CITY Es~Jsrsy HesYork CITY, Brooklyn ronteIs
Fntns fact FARMS and PROPERTY OF all for
RENT 10 all the United States b. MORRISON
HALL. y, l37 Broadway Room No. 22i.
rI'O IET-FOr three months from JAN /,
FURNiSHED HOUSE The depot Morrsowp hot and cold
m al other Appy personally By mail 10
DAVID ROSS, Morrisiowh.
fI'O lET.-The Cottage and Rear Building con-
nrri No 2l9 West Thirty yourihst completely furnished rent
81, Pc outb, advance Apply a. No - West hfouThst
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25

. Asy' assslsls. sssI,sar.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
Sutton SaI.s Of gsaI Gstalt.

J. J0HSsoS IT,, Auctoa.s.
RY JOHNSON e. MILLER,
~ ACCTIONBBRS AND
REAL ESTATE BR0KBRS,
Np rs HAuAU-sr.. CEDAREr. EBw.YoEE
ctr Rusnses Stores LO County bougt sold
Tcbsaged Leans
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
srOokIgu Rral Esis;s for Sale.
douuirp 1taI Gstait for SgI,.

ATORANGE, N.J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
~ i Farms great variety bssRtfy situated ho 'rou
*. Yst SALK Also oSnn'rJ TO LET for
- ,s,n ~ yeas BLACKWELL SMITH No 40 Eroscway,
S,. r, oil OAnse. Main and Gone stA sioo
ALL WANTING FARMS-GOod SOIL mild
n miles IOntb o. Philadelphia Puee only per sess
4,, ap,vi farms HUNDREDS settling Information 'sn' rec
4il4rs 3 < LANDlS Viusani Esw-Jsrsey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-29

Intyre Co moved for their discharge, and the Commits
sioner said he would hear the motion on wednesday al
Up. m.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day. before Justice Dodge the wife OF reputed scion OF
royalty appeared TO make complaint against naughty
named Frederick JudsOn Gale. she represented mat
she the wife OF John Albert Agamon, whose father
chief OF tribe Guinea, Africa; that the Count
after being kidnapped when boy by rival tribe ana
undergoing many vicssitudes, was finally brought 10
Brooklyn, where he has grown up as DarOer.
The boy was committed 20 the OF the
OF Clarifies and Correction. "A charge Of breaking nto
the dwelling house No. II Greenest and stealing lead
pipe valued at $780, preferred against Louis Swiny
William Butt, and Thomas Dorsey, all boys They were
committed A junk dealer named McAvale was charged
by the boys with receiving the stolen property lie was
also committed Thomas Regan aud James Reilly were
charged with stealing bale OF tobacco valued at $780,
the property of Nathan Peyser OF No AS B0wery Com
mited. Mrs. Mary Clark was charged with pouring
boiling water over the head and neck OF small boy
named Michael Crimes living at No 1877 West Thirty
thrdst. Committed. Mary Brown, domestic, was
accused Of purOning two silk dresses of the value OF $3.50
from the residence of Charles Bernstein, at No.
10 Greene-st. Committed Daniel A. Shea, the
man who assumed "a, false name, and and
at tho Court OF General Sessions was commit
ted to answer Victor 0yet OF No. 80 West Thirteenth
ST. and William Brown Of No 408 Sixthave., both liquor
dealers each baed to the charge Of vioat
" the Excise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-29
MUSIC

Madame Parepa-R Rosa has made a hit in San
Francisco as NoIiaa in :" Don Pasqnae."
The sale of subscription tickets for, Mt
Graus season Of Opcr boM6e closes Tomorrow ana esals
for particular evenings can be secured Oh ana a'ei
Thursday.
The Mendelssohn Union, one OF our local
musical societies which gave much promise IN Its youjl
Iervces Of Mr. Theodore Thomas as conductor. NoN,
The members willing 10 work, we may eApece sOou
results.
Miss Kellogg will make her first appearance
since her return Europe Monday, Oct ~, az the
Academy OF husc, and we presume she VIII nave an
soseh opeus lis campaign announced BEFORE with
series OF concerts. Whether the fortunes OF war viii
permit him To indulge in the costly luxury Oh opera re-
pains vet be seen. He has engaged new baritone
Petrel ana Lotu the tenor and Snsii the OasSo ana
Madame 10 Grange who sailed for NOwYoTR in the Niue
Sc Paris the cath Of September is also to join bis com
pany.
A concert was given on Thursday evening,
Sept "a the Lecture Room Of the Church OF ST john
the Evangelist. by Mr.. Louis C. Jacohy, assisted by
Madam Auclue Kamlah, Miss Gertrude COrDett, MI
Bernard NOllenhaucr, ana Mr. c. JacOby IN ala OF tle
parona fund Of the church The concert was exceed
Ii c ION % az conDostons for the piano by
Beethoven LlSzt Ran, and one by himself, for me left
hand with precision, force, and expression Mr. b. MOL
lephauer m Interpretation or La Syhtdc, FOR the
violin, by l.. M0llenhauer, displayed great execution
facility and promise of future excellence. Miss o. Cor
hett With a voice limited its available compass sang
several simple songs In ducet automabca manner that
seemed TO afford great pleasure to her friends Madam
A. Kamlah soprano of very different quality, save
GOunOds Are Maria " with much sweetness ana Ieel
lug The most notable feature Of the performance, how
ever her brilliant execution OF nOrid but beauttu
piece by NovellO, entitled Thy Mighty IoWer" Win
sur this occasion, with appreciatiYe ska and
dramatic expression.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-29
THE DRAMA.
NEw-YoRK CIRCUS.

After long wandering, the gypsies have come
back to us. The New-York Circus VIII open at tho old
place ON East FoOrteenthst opposite TO the Academy
OF Music, Tuesday, Oct G. The building has been re-
painted ard renovated so that it looks particularly
clean AMI bright Mr. Lent VIII begin the season with
newly Orgaulzed company Of good performers, and will
present many novelties. the progresses The
return of this ayOrte Circus he best have ever
in NewYOl). is proptous TO the childIen-tor whose
hHmOr, ana discretion Mr. Lent confidently be ex
pected conduct the establishment as heretofore with
strict regard to the dictates OF propriety
DRAMATIC NOTES
Mr. j. W. Darlington will give reading on
Wednesday evening. at Library Hall, Orange, n. J.
Signor Blitz is still making people merry at
DOdwOrth Hall Everybody should improve the oppOrtu-
nifty TO their acquaintance with the ancient mag
Miss Janauschek will appear at the Academy
OF Music Monday in SelheT's play Of The Bride
OF Messna An entirely piece IS TO be brought out
in the course Of her engagement, IN which she will enact
Catherine The Second.
Burnand's burlesque of Fowl Play" has been
fun, but appear TO he strong piece one
OF the Boston critics thinks that IL ought TO be Cooked at
sOberly"whch II odd OF looking at bit OF fun.
The quality of the work may DO in this paragraph
from The Advertiser: We have Gen. ROtn0Stone IN the
Imillar guise Of Gen. B0iB, announcing his advent
Ith the PIT pdG p0u9' We have Miss Eliza Newton
the treaCherous Arthar in ravshng suit OF purple
D. and with variety Of the Of the day. We have
Iss Kittie Blanchard the heroine in stin more be-
derinR costume suggested by the exgences of desert
land life. We have Mr.. Robson the learned convict,
fgng In upon the of the shpwreck IN airy array
as the daShng young man on the flying trapeze' We
of the PERIOD with the Grec!an bend inmitably rem
dered."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-29
CHARLES REhDE AND THE RR0ADWAY
IHEATER OUTAGE.

The following Characteristic letter trom Mr.
Charles Reale Is pnhlishCE os
mo ALBERT TERRACE, KHicHJsBRDGE' boNDVN'
EeSss,s HQiger q Brothers, Nce York; -. ,,,o,
"DEAR Suis: fracas has taken place aDOue, Io at
cauits and RcuGcs drama . Cnl Play ana d" ViN ~
ard hoy have been severely wounded. o
/ do not know who In the wrong; ihuIc 0O'"FN
tent Judges will decide that upon sworn evidence , ,
Bpt 10 makes very unhappy tnat DlQ 3 = r Con
shsG about any thing OF this KIND with WHICH ""' 0
1ted. -. oa MIL
inclOse check on Herries for ten p0unds, anu va
Ia AZ verv hind "a 10 see hat this small sum is llu
for the comfort aud relief Of those two suneIetsi
Il glso want somebody take them by the manu. anu
atbern tot nobov OF either side Of the water is more
eyed at ihoir misfortune than am $3.50, /, I'LL,
a., truly Obliged 10 you II you WILL
"" ' q am yours respectfully,
"CHAisLRs READE."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

pn... DOhESliI $1,000. - - 49,. =, ass
sept pq,soI ~ ~ s
Wet AZ w., 'A ald ono 5 "A Pima s a. va
~ 1000 oen,anui eVou su kf~sd
r. ~ MI "a - ga 20 Corn very qaes ~ 80, D.
,,sSss II Ssts s1easy ~ 81. ~
Good e6nia~ ~ iiie Me- ~ g nly Proyisses den and
%oos "e -'-s~ '"asses neo Hi"V' i'"''' 4 -
u'pprs. s.,. IN fo,ou , ,.,,,u %. Plan,
a., "a owsrSst % maoiny 2 T,,,. so
~ 20 ~ " va
d. Eta AZ 1SS = IL DO FAMILY stas Pw:s saresse
~ o. 80 o. ~ R,s 2sz5 10 as 10 ~
%s.s IA - "a Corn ARM White wa, w on on A ya AZ ~
az. sa. ..es az Prims AZ 7Salsc Ryss...1 - q
Des 49, III. po-t ~ ~
nssu sheni.Ts sas
Osn 2as &C. % G md -l isru ~
s MsIn TnSresssd @i ESQ s 3D. Flour Ss,r s, Rs
nanYus ~ an.s~sd yss Wheat inactiVe ssn sos
ss az , p,.a a. fe@a IS Choe AZ i8a AZ "a $3.50
psrv s rren str Choice. sales al 81 90d unset
s primo "a Chaiee al 1881 Pok
2s, Prime Mess s25 IS Buk Msatsbut little doing Bacon tr
"a
s SSosliers i2ig Lard dull win saa business Choice la
lee Whsy n good demand 81 fair supply. with
od dsna 1d Good 10 Choice $40 Sheep good
esnd Az 90 5O15 SO u fr days. 500 bbs
Fur 20 hush Wheat; 900 bush Oats; lOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-29
THE YORK OF NATURALIZATION
oouRr oE COMMON PLEAS.

In the Court of Common Pleas yesterday,
before Judge Barrett 06 persons made citizens OF
the United States and Sc applications rejected The
halls corridors of the City TALL adjoining the Court
room, were crowded from - 10 o'clock The occasion
of the greater part OF the rush the issuing OF tickets
by Mr.. NJ d. Gale. Chairman Of the Naturalization Com
mttee OF TammaHy Hall. These tickets, after the
holders pass the Judge, insure TO them county certf
cate worth 80 cents, which Tammany Hall pays for The
following is copy Of the ticket
Please NJ. D. Gale Chairman
ralEston Committee TanmAuy Hall
In the Naturalization Bureau business s brisk from
a. IN. until y. m, and will continue 10 increase daily
until the 23d proxfno the time when the Court closes
this work. The following list Of names the per-
who received certificates OF citizenship yesterday
Nome Years Ia COautr. WitnesS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-29
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

CIVIL
Since the passage of the Bankruptcy Act
1s2O petitions have been fled and adjudcatOns Of bank
ruptcy have entered In the United States District
Court in nearly all the cases OF the whole number OF
cases about 100 were Involuntary that Is 20 say the
creditors obtained DjunetOns against the debtors,
straning them from carrying on business but about 20
OF these cases amicaby settled, while In the
manGer the debtors forced into the Bankruptcy
Court where they took the benefit OF The act The cost
of filing a petition and obtaining adjudication in
bankruptcy s75but when the counsel fees added
SITS will be but IA small part Of the amount