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New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
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NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance wltb
of the Act parsed April l4 1851 entitled h Ass
Rsogs1ise hs atens Oee Of tie Port Of New io Al
having charge Of The subject matter OF sies nqf
that ,he following sse nov araei
Non BIZ wATes sIsniraaou VIZ
b. completed within ten days sreesg s o"nes 90 s'aN s
vessels So .-x.
k'ranshp wy OF New 'lOrk.
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New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

larger than that OF any other newspaper and ia scattered
through every State and Territory. as we'll as In New.
York and all the principal cities and vage. Make the
advertisements as short possible stating the adyan-
tages offered.
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions OF Tue
TRIBUNE, "eelly aud Weekly, are subscribed for
by entirely diherent persons that advertisements in
serted in each will reach nll classes.
Advertisements are charged a5 cents per line each In
sertion in DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 20 per line in WEEKLY
TRIBUSE, 2j cents per line in sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
The TRIBUNE Will devote especial attention to sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value as an
advertising medium
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
NLWLEEsEY.

y
One OF the Jersey City papers says Of tho bill recently
introduced into the Legislature Of that State. touching
the under water lands OF Comm Iipaw Bay 10 requires
the Central Railroad to e with the State Treasurer, on
before the 2JA OF March uoxi. agreement 10 pay
into the Treasury annually thereafter tho sum Of 100000.
the OF tho lands ot the STATE under water n Com
munipaw Bay. now uu.awfuly occupied by said CON-
pauy. Tho bin directs that n of the failure o tho
company file such agreement at the time named, the
Law officer o. the State shall take measures for s dis
posscsiolauthouy being given for The appointment,
under certain circumstances named Of receiver T. take
charge of Us privileges and franchises The bill provides
that shall not bo lawful Tor tho Central Company to
occupy any part Of tho hands aforementioned, m
pursuance OF an act conveying the Same TO the New
ark aad NeW-Yo'k Railroad COmpiny. the latter NOT
having complied with tho requirements of tic
act tho payment OF Tie annual rental OIL" $500.
Whether the particular provisions Of this hill are wiso
aad just or not We VIII not consider Bu 1t Is very
clear o. this corporation now occupYng, ana ENJOY
irc aud pr paiiul 90 take Possession of an immense
property n thcsc waters Whoever finally owns and uses
the dock and wharf rtycgcs and facilities that within
years VIII i this bay viii be in possession ~ many
millions OF dollars Of the most profitable property. Tho
commercial necessities Of ts port will ere long call for
tho occupancy Of nI water front that Is available
Wlat b.ttor uc,t the Central Railroad Eas tian
nny individual corporation 10 enter upon
aud Occcpy thcse most eligible titcs We can
not conceive. II the State las, as VIC b-llcve
prci ana nNrfcl1lc r-dt ana i-fcr-' 900 thcso lands
is unjust. aud very bad economy neglect those
rights. at al events, this question of the clnm ~ the
state shoull &c Vtou; further delay nd udicatcd finally.
Tho riparian owIcrs have also largo interest n having
this question settled, aud Jersey City, q municipality.
which will. Ions, embrace within is Jurisdiction ai
th, terrtuy. ougA 10 iusls, on fair and final adjust
men We welcome on improvements, whether made 10y
individuals, corporations tho state the city. but 40
monopoly should al any time Boz permitted, aud s lees
any sq1ttcr soycrcigny" grab occupation Inc State
~ Massachusetts, had similar question of vast import
aucc. relative % tho lands in aud around Boston that
under tide water aud ~ that case iuyOlyl millions
of dollars the I.ht ~ the state affirmed by the
courts The settlement Of that question pm uone into
the State Treasury and at the auc time 10 led to the
filing up and mpro ovcncut Of the territory whereby Bos
has almost doubled ~ population ard taxable valun
ton and tic time private owners OF lands aud
riparian rights have boon greatly cuTchcd Ncw-Jcrscy
ought 10 settle this important matter now aud jersey
City should be fret lLd most earnest n urging 10.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
Sutton SaIts Of 9tal 6s.ati.

4 + AUCTION.-By order of the rSuPREME
~ CGTHT fn PAIsTI roN-Sale positive. JAMES COLh soy
Win 81, a Anron 90 SATURDAY Feh g. 1852 a. y ocoeA 81 Com
rrebsu.e No -uous, Boklu TIE valuable fLp pi
GRoU Sn krosn Gands, Irukyn. T. D., SAL 'e an
% tb,,.o. T t , on the sid - Giufst 6 ct oa>i
Ufoare ai front hy lo deep Tie front huid h ~
Of bok IN .n,tanis muer Aad threesiorg attic and reaf
tt NJ II ros hrie aud cellar SIs - b. IS The TO
,n- Loss ts bot each tNossor si ani cellar
Also Che Facan LO4S 90 busl"ieks ave. west
Z. - - N-rrI.I
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday. Feb. /, 1853
Notwithstanding the general stagnatlOn Ill
all kinds OF business In NewYork, aud tho general up
ward tendency In real estate which have from time
10 time noted the mouth of January has been one 0i I'M
usual activity aud we enter upon February with tue
market firm aud the promise OF many and important
transactions The season for landlords to renew ther
rent rolls and tenants be looking for houses and stores
is upon u.s. and the great question OF rent Is an All
absorbing now with all classes OF our felow-czens
We have already noted the fact that property holders
In this city have generally announced their deter
minaton to ask fully az much for all kinds
OF property this year last To this there are doubtless
exceptions certain classes OF houses aud stores Mhy
OF largest obbers aud wholesale dealers have sur
fered great losses during the past year. and ARE oohns
for less expensive stores and dweng SO that many VI
the $4,000 and $50 200 year marble palaces and Coo TO
$1,000 month furnished brOwn-stonc fronts, are PROB
ably to be vacated aud will remain empty; but stores on
the Third, Sixth, and Eghtayes renting at from $1,000
to $500 year. and houses for which moderate rent IS
charged are In great demand with general advance IN
price. Many important auction sales 20 take place IN
this city aud Brooklyn this week. among which we Wouu
call attention TO tho lots opposite the new Eighteenth
Ward Market To he offered Oh Monday Dy tue
Messrs. Adrian II. Muller. p. l.. Wilkins & Co. Two
hundred and fifteen valuable building lots on the new
Boulevard. broadway. Eighth Ninth, and Tenth-aves.'
Eightyseventh, Eigh'ye.ghth, and EIshty-ninhss by
the Messrs T. II Ludlow & Co.. in this city, and 200 lots
Atanc-aye Pacific Dean. and other leading streets
and In Brooklyn; by the Mcssrs johnson NH
lcr other Brooklyn building lots by the Mesrs
Wyckof < Little on Tuesday supreme Court sale OF
Wiiamsburgh lots by James Coles Son, Saturday
Hanove4 Buildings HanoverQuarc soon to be sold
at nuctiOu.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

ADRAs H. MILLER Auctonrer.
EXECUT0Rs SALE yrpfv OF yalqable 3 1e property
III vi :, ..r,os on THURSDAY Feh> 9th at u oeoek At The
EIshssg sss.room No III B,ssavEy NJ x :T, Of BgSJAAs
CIATAMSTTwo Lots situate oa the south side of Chaihan.s'
s. ..r ,ri knosn Nos g5 Aad Oh Chsiha
E,b IS? by 6ls For further particulars sppy to JULIUS j.
Lyons R.l Aoey br Estate No ~ brosis.y Or 70 NE Aa.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
WAN. n. LlTlLE, AUCIlONLER,
Sl.uttssiunaI ;9utirs.

nR. TRALL@ HEALTH INSTITUTION Is
- 20 Fore.oc IS. :. n io. 90. Ot.e No sl siIsl
AR.ALLEN, Female Physician, 40 Greenwich
- 1hL AZ eIlereHesd I, rayslcsa a sie1lace
nR. EDWARDS, Medical Electrician. cures
obstinate % Nerou, Debit Consunpon sergna -
Gaeirnsr. -4 al Benae NvN4 aL ~" %
BfostrsI. i.a..lfl tth-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
SrarS anS 2Omns
A MEXICAN HOUSE.

A MEXICAN HOUSE.
~ BOSTON. MASS
The very important and extensive improvement. vt have se,rtJ
shs Jopaaf Hotel ibe Rpgard euGbs
propnetOs oasT to Tourists families and the Travelling Public
ard eonenenee o other Hotel 10 the city
DuBR the additions tass Of
spArIests bathing rooms closets k attached Of
magnificent pasngef eAVOr the best constructed
guests upper so Of the hoass minute the eaits
Richly csrpeed The
pnsd and ehanishs mating 80 all M appointments equal 10
ay hotel eouury Telegraph ones BILLIARD Hsl and Csfs
tts as 9SgJ, LsNlb NCk son Prspris'ots
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
guiurts ano l'1td.a,s.

COOPER UNION FOR TIE ADVANCE
y MENT or SCIENCE AND Afr-Owag 90 ih ra1c ~ persons
glu ani,on tne Oleoa M ao 20 thc bal
ulf llef anil the 'ers s ni a.ols o iorsevt 20 An
OTHER r-Ieti1nl su,er % h
large Han Of Cooper Institute TUESDAY lFENlSC Fe at
O'Clock By T. s. LAIbLRi, 81 D. lhe T 5esleei.l.y invited
hBHtN s. IT. seer tsrf.
MEDICAL NOTiCE-rh0se who feel in
Va teetel the a3rascsrca q M- Sceae esinlr
invited neeting fe bell I5 Ci1nitl lFENlH =
O'Clock Cooper o. Ro'I &c. e. f ie OF eomplas
The g.toi of an Inst wlirh Electrical iapft snail be
trtt IL sneel s,es delivered Ly ihe Joel
pagker D. d. Newark Chap lion plfies
'-- '-'' '' '' " II TNlrP Sec
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
Apnias n MuLLER, Aueion-eE
CONTINUATION SALE OF VALUABLE

" Ions OPPOSITE TllE NEW ElgHTEENrH WARD MAREEr
ADRIAN H. MULLIR, T. r. WILKINS 60. viii SILL II AUG
TiOS MOSDAY Feb at oeloei at the Exchange s.ssro
No ~ Bros1Eay.
tern;h..t< Avenue paved and walls Jagged
SiXIEkST side OF rteenth6t
tween Avenuss II ard g.
SEVFSTFENTIS E zeen lots south side Seventeenth
.tus.n Ay,nuss All kIerth and segelcEtbIi are ses
paved euTbel. guiterei and saIs hsgged .
, os ,s ,ur pos the Eighteenth MAfks. ana
Ar . ON vacant We hd in The neizhborhood 10
establish st the foot Of
y rapias 10 Wsus1urgh sad GrenPon Seventy per Of
ns on bona aud mortgage OF the pres
pay on or before Al the option otihe bafer (i6iHl
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

Me a Mr. bssmoll Sir Roth John Kealn.E A. Colley Er sal
Ari Wa3iwof,h and brcc ctidr,r. :.
PROM CIAtLkSiDS, leb lis Steamship Jses td,rrP Me'
k1lrrly, A. Cr1s Mss May Cr B Clgch ReLt LsTt
Francis D.asd, 4. Campbell, l.. g. spiit J. B.,t. - !
FROM LIVERPOOL. Feb i-h Er.l-Ns BeI,ram.
ch llrsn and Lurss 81. Dosily ami sdf.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

Parties having real estate for SALE OF those
wishing to purchase. will nd 1t for their 70 ai
yert.a IN TEE Tnlsusx It's aggregate circulation Is
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
SrookInn NmI Cslltt fox SaI,.

NOR SALE-S9,00O-A Brick HOUSE on
C,rnutsre. bsssen Fl.isa aai Geeaage,, Bo,,Ja It
.hr ~ purchase money rrnal mnrtrc Bis hol'e N
easy rlut fr s'a rear present ocfup'n "rs 20 "'
A. Tiiai rtfitrure Of pnchs
srrg way desirable Pafcaa etc. b. addressing b. L., lnnns
Offc.
NOR SALE-A first-class three-stOTy brown
stone HOUSE f2I's los 2ltN) situated on one hna1flaa
tae1iftnhst flfc Truns App' |" ~ T. Niioo''
81. 60 Durns
NOR SALE-Ihe tWO-stOry attic and base
HOUSE frame, Sled Hih trct trct baemcai an i No
10 Bpkiru rs minutes sak n Fltu frrrL hn
rsrs For address g. J G. Boz No 49, y o. y J.
IN BKOOkLYN.-FOr SALE-1hc three story
Plitf phcr rui HOUSE VII al convenience nli r good
oner No. Il Dclai Wals ion Terry; 2L5rriW ttti
4Jsn Alp'y oaVi mi.es.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
J. J0uSsoS. ir., auetoa-sf
DY JOHNSON a. MILL ER
Id AuCTloSsERs AND

NFNT II
Ne o5 Hs..t CFDLnsT, hENloFA
uos,. S,orsl Lots boEL sold rented
,b,r,d I,us Auceu stocks Flrgrv. hlss
TUESDAY, Feb T. 1913.
Al ocol TIE Nes GO, sssreea No 3C9u,s,t B1ollrn
CRFAT ASD POSITIVE SALE Of 20 CHOICE AND VALUABLE
LOTS sneIy ocate opposs nd frscsss mpoyemeu
ATLANTIC (BOULESARDl AVENUE, PACIFIC, DIAN aud other
IFADlhG SrRFEIs sud AVENUES. a. follows;
ALAN nc (OCLEVAKDl AVENUE, " seBntfe front between
lil 0uan
LfETIC-AyEs. ". cor u Abanr ots
PACIFCSI-E ". - Alhapy "tt
PfCIViC.SI-s cor Of Albany 10 lots
P.CIFIC-sT Of 10 lots
lots
DE NSr-h W q Ahanyste ot+
IfAT STS side 25 " of lots
pa TFCST-s eide as H. L. of lots
DFAN SIN side J5 T.. Il ota
ASCOCKsrE. SIDE Broadway. ots
JhfFERSOS SSTs SIDE near BrosdsaJ. lots
,Oy AVE- side feet " of LAFAYETTE ot.
Trrss hbs Maps he oss Of Aue0ssers. No Is Haius
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The New York herald., 1868-05-21
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

FOUND DROwNED.-The body OF man was found
noatng In the river at the foot OF Pacific street yes
terdsy morning. Deceased was i've feet eight inches
In height, had on q red shirt and black pants; the
hair was dark and the body had the appearance Of
being In the water four or n'e days.
BOLD RoBBERY.-Two men rode up In front OF the
dry goods store OF Journeay Burnham, l44 Atlantic
street, at an early hour yesterday morning. and,
sQhtnQ from their vehicle, stepped up to the win
dow OF the store and deliberately broke the window
After securing about Sioo worth OF gloves and some
By the outcry raised by an old woman residing In the
neiQhborhood VINO witnessed the act. The fellows
took to their wagon and drove or There were no
arrests made.
CHURCH CoNvENTI0N.--The convention of churches
connected with the South Long Island Chassis IRE
formed) convened In the church on the heights,
Rev. Or. Eddy's yesterday afternoon. The attend
ance, In point OF number, was very small, owing,
rev. Dr. nannine occupied the chair, and opened
the proceedings with prayer and Scrptura readings,
after which remarks were made BY Rev. Messrs.
Brett Perce, Manning, Eddy and several laymen,
the tenor Of which remarks bore upon the necess
OF moro earnest, energetic and persistent enof~ m
the work OF the Reformed Church.
BUDoBr OF EXPENSES FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES roH
fs6o.-From an estimate recently made py sne noalu
OF Education al sne expenses Of the suppor OF the
puble schools in Brooklyn for the year 10y %
Ing the purchase OF sites and ouiiding new scnuvl
houses the total amount required s sosS ov. sno
principal items z s se1sss teachers Tor new
schocIs eS1 200: additional teechers N present
schoois sS 900; Jantors' wages $1t l00; meL prnsr
Inv ssisyss and music teachers, ~ 2O0 Tne Staeo
apportDnment, as estimates ior scnoo' pp, - -
SaisrS bs this city. for the general school nnds -
e2Ii 500
The New York herald., 1868-05-21
THE GIrT ENTERPRISE swNpLE.

TIE North American Prize Concert Fraud
Before the Courfs-ssverdant Greens' m q
euitor-How the ThinS ts Done-ss6harps
and Flats"
Elais IA. Elias us. Ashet 4. Kelly q co--This case
came up on motion yesterday before Judge Brady
for an injunction perpetual against the defendant
whose name Is appended TO the tickets OF The North
American Prize Concert having or reputed TO have
an once at No. sos Broadway one Of the gft enter
prise concerns with which the city abounds The
whole matter as presented to the court develops
OF the ingenious and mastery and yet common
frauds which have been so often exposed In the
columns Of the HRRALD-s swndae which in this
case. while II may provoke smile OF the many
thousand dalpes VINO have been sold and the thou
sands who still eagerly snap ct the shining bait
dangling before their deiuded visions, may a. least
for atime tend TO warn Others whose speculative
propensnes are nos tempered with prudence and
judgment OF
Plaintiff here alleges that in December lass he pur-
chased an Interest In the business OF the deendan
and paid therefor the sum or $1,000. But Kelly, It
vas sverred, wishing to run the machine for his own
aggrandizcment, quietly appropriated TIE money 70
his own use, whereupon the enraged Enas upon
whose shoulders no prophetic mantle appears to
have fallen In time, obtained an Injunction against
him restraining him nom prossedins with the pspn.
The New York herald., 1868-05-21

MARKS py Mr. WIN; shaw, OF Clifton Staten Island,
who acted as presiding ofiicer during the ceremo-
nies, the children rose from their seats and
Joined their voices In an opening chant "IIall our
anniversary day." The annual report was then read.
It announced that during the year 1888 children were
supported by the Home; at present there are l27
children under its protection; 26 children have been
receivedd "a have left and one has died The treas
urers report exhibited the financial condition OF the
society. The receipts amounted TO $l3,sOs W and
expenditures footed up $13,5 $50 %. The children
were addressed by several New York and Staten
Island clergymen who were present and took part in
the exercises. The little ones, ranging In age from
seemed to feel happy during the celebration OF their
anniversary. Some very pretty duets were wel rem
dered by the children, and the dramatic display ex'
hbited by trio OF youngsters was most interesting,
and entertained the visitors who were present hghy
The appearance OF the children was credltaoie tc
those In charge OF the institution.
The New York herald., 1868-05-21
SUPREME coUa1-caAMD RS.

Young Burnbam at the Old Mans Tricks
Denial Of Motion for an Injunctieu Against
the Metropolitan Police.
Before Judge CardOzo. r'
Frederick A. BTnhG'n u.s. Acton ana Others, COM
n,isSiOners or Metropolitan Police, John A. Kennedy
Superintendent and Others-Paintin Is son Of Zeno
Burnham and made application before the court this
morning for perpetual injunction enjoining the de-
PENDANTS from stationing police officers In front Of
thedo0rof his place of business in West Sixteenth
street Burnham claims that he is doing legitimate
business In the furniture and piano trade and that
under orders from the defendants policemen are
day and night kept in front OF his establishment to
warn persons against entering his store, the officers
stating to such persons that his business Is what Ia
commonly known as the ''mock auction" idea
MIR. Vanderpoel, on behalf OF the defendants,
stated that officers had been so stationed in prOXmi
" to the plaintiffs house on the request OF the Mayor
10 the Police Commissioners numerous complaints
having been made against the establishment. COun-
Sci also argued that the was res adjudicdta,
citing several recent authorities and precedents IN
support Of his position.
An interesting fact in connection with the case is
that plaintiff also sues for damages, claiming that In
consequence OF the acts OF the police authorities he
has suffered damages in his business and reputation
to the amount Of S75,00Q This modest claim pro-
vOked smile FROM the court well from all pre-
sent not interested In Mr.. Burnham
The court denied the motion for injunction, and
the case will be appealed to the next general term,
to be held in June.
The New York herald., 1868-05-21

pearing and unusually intelligent man, hfty-eght
years OF age known as Henry Johnson alias Henry j.
White, has been boarding at Tayor's Hotel, Jersey
City. Mr.. johnson, who usually made himself very
agreeable, visited New York almost every day and
made himself generally acquainted with the propre-
tors OF the Broadway hotels. During this time the
Messrs. Leland, Of the Metropolitan, opened
negouatlons with Mr.. Taylor for the purchase
OF MS MOTEL In Jersey CITY, and johnson, VINO,
claiming TO be lawyer by profession, was
and transacting the business in such a salts.
factory manner secured the entire confidence of his
employers In his visits to the st. Nicholas Hotel
Johnson MADE the acquaintance OF very eminent
gentleman boarding there, from whom he received
frequent invitations to dine, which of course he ac
cepted. During Johnsons periodical visits to the st.
OF large amounts OF valuable clothing and other
articles, which could be conveniently carried away
thief or thieves bafed the skill OF detective Golden,
who was constantly on the alert. Johnson, alias
White owing to his highly respectable ,a &C
quaintances, was not suspected until Tues
day, when detective Golden made discovery which
cast suspicion upon the venerable individual IN
question. Accordingly he determined to arrest him,
and, after doing so, Johnson was searched which
resulted In finding in his possession dozen skeleton
and pass Keys, one OF which had been taken from
the metropolitan HOTEL Johnson made lame and
unsatisfactory explanation as to his possession of
the keys, and was sent to the lookup. Detective
City, and on examining the prisoners room found
IN his carpet bag nearly seventy-fve keys Of almost
OF every description but nothing else OF especial
value. Yesterday the prisoner wBs arragned before
Justice Hogan, at the Tombs when Mr. Samuel
Porter, detective at the Metropolitan Hotel,
appeared and made complaint, charging him
with the theft OF key worth twenty-five cents, be-
longing to the Messrs. Leland Detective GO,den also
made an affidavit against the accused In which he
set forth the particulars OF the arrest and the finding
OF the Keys In JOhns0ns possession. Mr. Howe,
counsel for the prisoner asked for his discharge on
the ground OF the absence OF proof that his client had
stolen the key from the Metropolitan HOTEL and that
the burgarous implements were found In his pos
session In the day time, which made 1t no offence In
law. Justice Hogan committed the accused to the
TOmbs Tor examination. Hotel keepers who have
been robbed might furherthe ends Of justice by call
ing at the Tombs this morning and taking a view OF
the prisoner. He Is regarded an exceedingly dan
gerous man in his branch of business.
The New York herald., 1868-05-21
NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cauar-IH ApmRAlTY.



Important Collision Case-Suit for 500, 900.
Before Judge Blatchford
Archfbald n. Pentz rs. The Steamer Ariadne-Ths
case, the hearing OF which was commenced on Mon
DAY, was resumed yesterday morning. The cause OF
action was collision In which the orig william Ed
wards was struck by the Aradne and sunk The
brig was on her return from Havre, in France, TO
New ork and when within sight OF the Barnegat
hght In December, 1865, the steamer coIlided with
her about midnight, striking her on the starboard
quarter, from the effects OF which she went down
aud never was seen thereafter. The libellant
claims compensation for the loss OF the brig
and cargo, amounting 70 500, 200, and besides
this there are three or four other parties who claim
compensation, among whom are the New YORK Mu-
tual Insurance Company and the Atlantic insurance
Company. The ceurt has been occupied IN nearing
dispositions In evidence sworn TO by the oncers ana
on board Of the brig at the time OF the c0llison
and the case, the particulars OF which nave Deen
already fully reported in the HERALD, Is stiil al
hearing. .-..,.
Petitions Filled I'm Bankruptcy Yesterday.
John.F Wi.cox-Referred to Register Allen.
John d. Broome-Referred 10 Register Dwight.
Both Of New York city.
John 8. Merriam Referred to Register Ketchum.
Amos w. Sackett--Reierred to Register Williams.
s. M Sackett-Referred to Reglsterfitoh.
Christian f. ~. Gergeus--Referfed to Register
Dayton.
Henry c. Havkes-Referred to Register Allen.
The New York herald., 1868-05-21
COURT or ceNsnAl SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.

In this court yesterday william ]. Robinson pleaded
guilty to forgery In the fourth degree, having been
charged with forging order, purportng to have
been signed by G. Grifth, for the delivery OF three
kasomlne brushes. The youthful forger was sent to
the House Of Refuge.
James A. Chappe, who was charged with en-.
bezzling 800 fom the store OF A. r. Stewart Co.,
pleaded guilty to petty larceny. He was remanded
Tor sentence. ..
Daniel Mcdonald, who was indicted for assaulting
his wife by QUITTING her the head and arms pleaded
guilty to assault and battery with o dangerous
weapon. The injured wife interceded In his BEHALF
stating that when not drunk he q good husband.
The City Judge suspended Judgment remarking that
the next time Mcdonald got drunk he would send
him to the state Prison.