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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

49, DIRECTORS;
THOMAS q HAND EDHUHD A sOUDER,
Jous n DAyTs SAMUEL sTOKBs,
JAgEs &. HAND HkAkl SLOAN,
TTgOPHIIIs PAULDiSG, WILLIAM C. LUDWIG
JosRPH m SEAL GEORGE q. LBlPER.
uIGU CRAIO HENRY G. BALLET, ~,
JOHN X PBSROSE, JOHN ID. TAYLOR.
JICOR p JOSFs GEORGE W BRRSADON
JAMES TRAQuAIR. WILLIAM o. BOILION,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, JACOB RlkGBLi
"a foNEs RROOKR SPRINGER McILvAER,
JlsPs M HCFAKIAND D. r. MORGAN. Pitpbsrg
FDNlRD LAFOTKCADF JOHN B. sRMPLB Pttsbuff,
Io,HrA p HYRB A. b. BERGER Pttsbarg
THOMAS G. HAND President
JOHN Z. DAVIS. YieePrstdsHL
BESRY LfLBURS Secretary.
UPNEY RAIL. Assis
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THE MARKETS.
1c..e,.ll, reportea for The Thbans.l

TUESDAY. Nov II, 1860
,.t..o3erstelv active and steadyi sales at - -
s1l Or pots 80 l24 ~ % Tor .vr Int not nnot.
gi-tt 6iEC NATERIALS-Bucks are du anu .d "a 4,
ably lower Cement uhctn rnhr l. plenty dull We quote:
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Bort -lsrSm's notit,.

STATE Esw.YoRS, !
PoKr.wA RDENs oEFcE, No ~ "hiAn'1
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance viii VIII
~ section q tie Act passed AEul ~ ssS y "a n per,os,
interested IN having Of the ,aoJses - :" s,
80 ~ th pan AMI sad
). rsnostrd within sueeeeape uns AsAos ~
vessels. IH
Steamship Hateras.. ~ an
Sfesm
Sts.n.hD Helyetin.
rs Of London.
Mani '''''%s'''
Steamship Mari
len ''''''-',S
Sbin 49, raoki
Ship Sir Robert
p.hE roe-.
Rark Colin l. Mcneil. ''''s'f''', n
V.rku Iva
Carrie
s.b, rQu Price .SNAeA'ss
WI hINTBOkNk IoAihlha, frs'assh
! ARR, yrRaIsAx. Secretary.
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N. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE

-
Expressly for 1HE y. Y. TRIBUNE ReDoterl
The following the Of condition
sold BY commission houses BY wholesale shippers receive 70 10 per
cent less deducted for commissions beside freight sud other charges
BoIe packages hond be carefully marked With paint aud the name
Of the sender should also be painted end Nail invoice or
list Of the articles upon the under side Of the snd send letter by
mail containing invoice and directions also stating how and when
sent Clean packages and putting will add much 10 the value
Of the produce.
BEANS AND PEAS
Beans coming forward freely arrivals for the Wek being
2A3J bush Of which 500 bbl day. They stu hm AZ
quotations choice lots selling higher rates but erpecie arrivals
weaken them Small lots Of medium have been bringing - -
Peas are better selling 81 % in bond We quote: -
Beans Pea y bush. 80 4O0 80 COZ Ordinary. - t9Upt W
Medium, prime. 500 60 Peas Canada. free '90 W
Common ....... , 100 25 Southern Blaokeyed,
hAuows. prime. 800 81 q bag............ 0)e p
BUTTER.
Receipts Is 800 packages for the decrease OF o packages
from last report There special variations IN prices not"
standing drop pals Sc per % This not because there u
cline but because all the reamee u and yery few paeAg
good enough bring 60c that quotation tends 10 ead
small pals s1 sell % but nearly all The buFeu
make butter their There we're fb h
shipped California the last aud gold keeps up more VIII
the neat A fair article IL shipped, costing Wdf
T. ~ mostly yellow state fTkins Some very poor west
rolls though recently made Of summer lots Inns
practice should be abandoned handling working over Of bn
ujnring IT, and the plainly dernbe some os
Of this kind will only sell N 2c n While there Is inr can 10Y
fue fresh butter medium lots Of slowly The dealers AZ
be price below quotation The poorer gau
besides selling Some kne re'h Welsh selling 10 shA
41c with good Mich tubs al Do a BE- We quote ,o
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Stubss, Sanors, III.

ORIENTAL BASE BURNING STOVE and
" PARLoR FuRsAcRosI 1900 Of che pnsa.a SI.i me-
Oaly one fplng continual burner powerful heae econ9nc
teI self feeder from emker' aud dust We ate Al i
This perfect and Furnace on hand AAo Jun hu' "o's
PaIor aud Heating STOVES, RANGES &c ,oupp,v
No SO yesey-sf.. opp. Washington MARKET
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~ OlOalc hAst &tlNP -
REFSW AXTbere moderate dsnand Tor eem etp
aud Sh and The ruled quite steady sales Of SoVO 10 al 80
d43lc ,-, T.. -..a...... "a cnote AZ
from 46c "a ~ 50 for American Gray and " bite nj.
BROOM CORN-The demand IL far and the market 10 nt o i
and heavy for Common sales at lO0lOc = 10. ~
COTTON-The demand has been far but TIE market TUG
low grades plenty bat the qualities continue scarce
and on these figures remain steady including lao bales to arrive Ie
,es are bales Of which 5i taken by spnners 20 W
snors and exporters 2 Of the latter In transit sales also
Of 100 bales Mjdng for January 223c Weguoe follows
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Anont the game Irntal Of pair Of pet does beg iof ~
Of sor Of In conse lusne oi tAv re
oep dressed which has sod low The warm s.aihs pas sa
sn forward II hepsd good order PACKING close wat 20
IN he Dor barrel will be possible Our quotau0ns s hs'
r.nge We
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.U.s.S2O Co. new '66.lO9i dlo9i
lU. s. $40 new. '67. 1921 0ll0
lU.S.6-2O CO.new, '6s ITO Dll09
lU. 8. 1910 Regis. 1904 Ql03s
III. &. 1910 COu..-..lO5 dlO5t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-19
Iutore4tinz from Canada.
WASHIN GTON.
The Supreme COurt-COttOn Cases
Under Discussion - Impeachment
Managers Examining Witnesses.

WASHINGTON, March IS. - The
President nominated A. Huggan for
Collector of Internal Revenue of
Idaho, and Jas. Il. Hubble, United
States Attorney Of Montana
WAsHINGToN, March Is. - The
Military District Of Alaska has been
made a separate Military Department,
and Brevet Maj Gen jeff G. Davis
ass igned to its command, in accord
auce with his brevet rank.
WASHINGTON, March 18.--Ln the
Supreme Court of the United States
to-day the celebrated cotton cases
from Springfield, His, were under
discussion.
The Presidents counsel had a long
consultation with him to-day.
The Impeachment Managers to-day
were engaged in the examination of
witnesses. Having heard a Claim
Agent had received $500 on d requis-
itiOn from Adjutlut General Thomas,
as Secretary of War, they summone3
the agent before them His testi-
mouy showed no facts. It appeared,
however, that a claim for that amount
was rejected By Secretary Stanton, but
Gen. Grant, when he was acting Sec
retary, granted il, and not until now
was the money ready to be paid
The Ways and Means Committee
have completed a oil providing for
the collec ion OF the tax on whisky.
1t is very stringent, aud enacts heavy
penalties against those who perpetrate
frauds
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CANADA.
The Alien Mcdonald Abduction Case
The British Minister Declines TO
Accept the Release or the Prison.
er, DE.

OTTAWA, March I8. - La Parlia-
ment, last night, Mckenzie moved an
address for the cOrrespCndence re-
garding the abduction Of Allen Ne
Donaid d, By a United States official.
He hoped the Minister of Justice
was now in position to state whether
the report in the newspapers had ad
m.tted the Illegality Of the proceed
lngs Of their officials. The British
Minister had declined TO accept the
release Of the prisoner. Sir John A.
Mcdonald said the papers would be
brought down. He was bound to say
the answer given by the British
Minister to Secretary Seward was
what had been stated. The papers
in this case had been sent by him to
the Government Of the Dominioas.
He had been greatly surprised to learn
that the person illegally ab1ucted had
been allowed to be retained in the
United States without being sent back
Ito Canada. 1t was due to the House
and country to have some explana-
ton of the extra ordinary and unpre-
cedented conduct of the British Min
ister at Washington. Hear, Hear.
We should not permit any British
Minister to take it upon himself to
say that he would surrender the rights
and liberties Of a British subject
whom American authorities had no
right to detaiu. The motion was
then carried.
Sir John Mcdonald introduced
bill for the extension Of the extradi-
tion treaty.
The Dominion bill was read for the
first time, and a second reading was
ordered for Friday.
OTTAWA, CANADA, March IS
Ross introduced an act to assimilate
the currency of the Dominion to that
agreed In at Paris, in case it is car
ried out by England and the United
States; otherwise, Nova Scotia cur
rency is to be brought up to that Of
Canada and the United States.
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70 en- at the election held ia Febru
ary- I5J5, % as-G lJie s Che CAPITAL
Of said state wIthll thirty days after
the passage Of this net
N3-hDurae. o Il a7is. from the
Committee on Conference Jn the Con-
Su'a- Approp ilt.1n Bil, reported
that tAe House suou recede from
IL IS disagr graemelts. except the one
as 10 the Con-ular ees &t., the pro-
vision IN that matter t0 be modified
80 that Ell moneys received for fees at
any Wee C0usultte on commerclal
ageuee beyond $1,000, in one year,
AMI al el1BaYs receive3 bv any Con
su.gr Jr Consul General. from Con-
sa.ar \ gencies or Wee COnsulates, In
excess Of $1,000 IL the aggregate,
from all such ageEcles Or Vice Con-
su.ate- shall be accounted for and
paI5 in-o the Treasury Of the United
states and no greater sum than five
hundred d)liars shall be allowed for
expenses Of any Vice Consulate or
Conselar Agency, for any one year.
The report was agreed to.
Paine, from the Conference Com
mittee. on the bill to facilitate the
payment of soldiers bounties, made
a report, which was agreed to.
Julian, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported a bill amenda-
tory Of the Homestead Laws Order
ed 10 be printed and reGOmmitted
Logan Otfere ! a resolution calling
on the Secretary Of the Treasury for
lnformation as to the commissions
paid on the sales of bonds and gold
sine. 1862. AdoDted
Eliot offered a resolution calling on
the Secretary Of War-tor the revised
estimate for river and harbor i'm
prov ments. Adopted.
Adjourned.
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The loud acciaim IN favor Of Genera
y :. Grant as the Republican candi-
date for President, aud while recoE
n;zing the ability and public services
Of others whose names have been pre-
sented to the country, we hereby de-
clare our preference for Schuyler CO..
fax, Of Indiana, as Wee President e
the United States.
After short speeches by several
prominent Republicans. the Conven-
ton adjourned sine die.
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TRENTON.
Republican state COnYeRti 0n-DeIe-
gates Appointed TO the National
convention.


TRENTON, March 18.-The Repub
lican State Convention met to-day.
Hon. D. 5. Gregory, President. 4
full iisrof delegates to the Chicago
Convention were appointed, includ-
ing, at large, Hon. g. Cattell, John
j. Blair aud Geo. 7. Cobb, with
Amos Clark, John 5. Tuck, r. O..
Pangburg and Jas. 7. Rusting, alter
mates Resolutions were adopted
commenting the reconstruction policy
of Congress; cOudemning the course
of the Legislature in repudiating the
consent of New Jersey to the Four
teenth Amendment to the Constitu-
ton; endorsing the impeachment;
iavoring Grant for President, and
asking that the candidate for Vice
President be a man of unblemished
character and inoOrruptible in -egrity.
Adjourned.
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sT LOUIS.
Decision Or Judge Trent Of she q. S
District UOuFt.

pT. Louis, March 18.-Julge Treat
IF the United States District Court,
% day decided that ferry boats and
steamers plying entirely within the
borders Of a State, are nos subject TO
Inspection by Federal officers. aor
obliged to take out q United States
license. The case was brought by
Samuel NJ. Breckenridge, u. 5. In
spector, against the ferry-boat Brizht
Star, plying across the Missouri river.
within the boundary of the State.
The case will probably be taken to the
supreme Court.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-19
MEMPHIS
Some Of the Kuklux Khan Visit Ne
gFO'S HOuSe-He Fires Upon and
Kills One Of Them.

MEMPHIS, March Is 8-Three per
sons, in the disguise Of the Kuklux
Klan, went, lat night, to the house
of a negro named Bob Benner, about
four and a half miles from Nashville,
on the Lebanon Road, and demande d
admission. He fired on and killed
one of them, who, upon examination,
proved to be Henry G. Blair, Me-
Whisteville in chat neighborhood.
The affair created considerable feel
ing, but is not likely to lead to fur
then trouble.
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II EW YORK.
InlunctiO on DissOIyed-RaiIs0ad Ac.
cident.

New YORK. March Is. Judge
Gilbert, Of the Sapreme Court of
Kings County, has dissolved the in
junction procured by Beiden and
others, In the interest of the Erie Di-
rect0rs against Vanderbilt and others.
and under which l. is alleged a large
amount Of new stock was recently
issued by the Erie Company.
The passenger train on the Long
Island Railroad ran off the track to
day. near Woodsd de Station, killing
a man named Oscar L0bdell, and Sc
yerely injuring another named De-
lany.
New YORK, March 18.-It is stated
that the Directors of the Erie Rail-
way. at meeting this afternoon. re-
duced the fare to Buffalo TO five
dollars.
NEW YORK, March 18.-A special
to the Herald says: ....s 1+Fte
Information has been received from
the American Naval Station Calloa,
stating that a hostile expedition was
preparing to descend on Cuba. The
authorities appear to know Of the af-
fair,
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RICHMOND.
he COnVentiOR-OTder of General
SchOfleid.

RIcHMoND, March 18-The Con
7egeion has adopted an ordnance
.seFyipg a tax of three cents on the
hundred dollars, on real and personal
property, to pay the expenses of the
Convention.
General Scho6eld has issued an
order explaining that his order sus-
pending sales under deeds of trust
hoes not apply to debts contracted
after April, 1865, nor since the date
IF the order.
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News bZ Atlantic telegraph
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 18.-The whole
plan for church, land and educational
reforms in Ireland. will go over to the
next Parliament.
SPAIN.
MADRID. March 18.-The Peace
Env0ys from Peru and Chill are ex-
pected.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, March Isl ohnsou Or
ange. the secretary who was impris-
oned for taking lead in an illegal
procession, has been made candidate
for Parliament from the city Of Bel
fast ..... ta...ks.y.t s. s.
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IS. ---- ~.
CINcINNATI, March 13.-The steam
er Magnolia, the Cincinnati and Mays
Vile regular packet, which left here
at noon to-day, with about One ,han-
dred cabin passengers aud . a large
amount Of freight, exploded her boil
ers, twelve miles above the city, at
haif-past one O'Clock this afternoon.
The greater portion Of the cabin was
carried away, and the boat afterwards
took fire About forty persons were
killed, several being burned to death.
CINoINNATI, March 18.-The Mag
nolia had one hundred and twenty
passengers and forty crew Fifty
seven persons are known to have been
saved The following were brought
20 this city by the steamer Panther:
Alexander Elliott; n J Ridenhower;
Col. Charles Marshall; Mrs. Willis
and daugeter; Rufus Marten and lady;
Mrs Albert u. Fulton; VIM Dross,
slightly injured; l.. Cox, editor of
Flemingburg Democrat; g. ID. Arm
strong; g. II. Huston, Berlin, KY,
slightly hurt Z. r. Jones, O w.
Kerr, Bridgeton, Ind. badly hurt;
Mr. Levi, Mrs Baker. Of Rip
icy, Ohio; Mr.. Prathe~, brother of
the Captain. The Steward was
saved but badly injured; j. Stevens,
first engineer, and B. Gardner, badly
injured; Henry Clark, messenger Ad-
ans Express, leg broken; - Mills,
FRS mate, and the porter Of the boat,
uuhurt; - Barton, barkceper,
slightly injured; Thos. Carran, of
no-ov K -Is + -, ;~s,,-o NJ
Gillimand, OF Ripley. two ribs bre@en;
q James Miller, badly sealded; }. B.
Hawes, Of Minerva, KY, shoulder
broken and otherwise Injured; Chas.
Lewis, Of Iowa, frightful hole in the
skull; j. =. Lowell, Of Aberdeen,
scalded badly; Geo Wilder, of Hlg-
g3nsport, badly scalded. -l
The boat took FIRE Immediately af-
ter the boilers exploded, and aftbr the
remaining upper works were destroy
ed some powder IN the magazine eX-
plOded, destroying everything but the
hull, which soon sunk. Many Of the
passengers jumped overheard and
were drowned, while others were
burned o death.
The Captain of the boat is among
the lost The boat was valued at
so, 900; IusE ed for 80 ,UOO.
CINClENATI, March 18.-The Re
publican City C0uvcntion organized
to day Thomas II. Weaver was ap-
pointed President The following
nominations were made: Judge Of
the Supreme Court, ri b. Hogans;
Trustee Of the Water Works, Henry
Pearce; Clerk G Police Court, j.
Markbvet; City Commissioner, D.
Royce; Director f the City Infrmary,
john Martin; Wharf Master, } Bier
baum
The Tenth District school house
took fire at noon to day, just as the
scholars were Being dismissed, c2as-
ing considerable confusion and excite
ment, but no one was injured. The
building was damaged TO the extent
of three thou.aud dollars.
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JACKSON, March 18.-Nothing i'm
portant in the Convention to-day
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CINCINN ATL.

Explosion or the Steamer Magnolia
The Cabin Blown Away and the Boat
Burned-FOFty Persons Killed
several Burned to Beath-The Re-
publican City OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AOmlnated-SchON Building DAM
aged Dy Fire. 4 7..
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ALBANY. March 15.-The water is
receding sl7~iV. Ihe river here Is
entirely free Of les. No trains are
running over the Hudson River or
Central Roads. The track Of the
Central i---coysTed with ice to the
depth Of four to six feet, between
Spraker and Palestine.
DETROIT, March 18.-The tannery
Of J 4. Ladue & Co was destroyed
By FIRE last night Loss $50, 900 to
$40 600. Insured for $25, 600, princi-
pally in Eastern Companies.
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r CIR AP II.

For Commercial and RiUez Dispatches see
Ftfth Page.
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,s.;ss 80. ne po.t-Deaoa f.4a a -~"~a an
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28

CHARGED WITH FoRaIsa A CHICK ron ONE
THOUSAND DoLLAEs.-Yesterday evening De-
tcctiyer Clarvoe and Bigley arrested q man
who states that be 10 Captain Louis Lehman
ns on ssys Uniform esp he nc esT
which he was arrested was that OF having
forged check on tho FIRST National Bank, for
$1,000, payable TO Commander Louis Lehman ,
and purporting to be signed by @. u. Hanson,
United States Navy paymastcr.
On his person were found letters concerning
his proposition to purchase arms and uni
forms. One OF these letters, addressed TO a
firm Ia Philadelphia, calls Tor two thousand
of each OF the following classes Of articles, to
wits Sharp's rines, infantry jackets, pants,
shirts, and shoes, fol the Mexican Govern.
mcnt.
II appears that he had been stopping about
two weeks at the Lutz Hotel, kept by John
Laughlin, and had run up a bill OF about e2o0,
he living at rapid rate, on the best OF wines,
&c. He got considerable Sn,iS., money from M.
check described above, which he carried to the
First Nstional Bank, where 1t was pronou n ed
aforgefy, and hence the arrest.
ored to negotiate for the purchase Of his hotel |,
and fopresented himself quite wealthy.
Accused, WHO has rather bad countenancc,
was taken befote Justice Smith, who, after
him for further hearing.
THg CONDITION OF CAPTAIN QuRBa.--This
gentleman, who had his throat cut and who
was robbed in the White Lot on Friday night,
was y little better at eleven O'Clock last night.
The most Of his suffering Is for want Of water,
which 10 withheld, as 1t causes him to vomit,
and thereby sets his wounds to bleeding afrcsh,
besides weakening him.
REcovEHED.-A bay horse, stolen from Mr..
Lewis Huckstall, near Warrcnton, Va, q few
McDbvitt and Thompson, and was turned over
to tho owner on Saturday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-28

CRIMINAL CoURT-Judgc Wy'ie.-This court
trarsacIed the following business yesterday
John IIackenyas and Mary Hackcnyas, as
sault and battery on Hillary Collins.
Daniel Hannah, assault and battery on
Michael Gavin on the 22i of June.
John Shea, assault and battery on Mary
Singler on the 10th OF May. He plead guilty,
and was sentenced to payR fine of $50 and
costs.
Martha Taylor, convicted of larceny last
week, and sent to the Albany penitcntiary tor
one year.
Richard l.. Richardson alias Robert Rats,
larceny Of sleeve buttons from Charles Kettle
man. This was second offence. Adams for
defence. lie was found guilty sent to the Al
bany pcnitentiary for three years.
Harriet Hill alias Mary Tones, grand larceny
Of watch, chain, and pencil from James Givan-
deau. Jacobson for defence. She was con.
yicted and sent to tho pcnitentiary for two
years.
ceny Of ten dollars from John Sheldon. He
was convicted.
sRIoHnoRs QUARREL,
John Dwyer, assault and battery on Der.
nard Drew-Norris for defence.
Dwyer accused Drew and his wife Of spit
ting at him, aud hence the assault. The jury
convicted the accused, and the court sen.
fenced him to pay the costs of prosecution,
and as Dryer was already under bond to
keep the peace, directed that Drew be placed
'under similar bond.
QUESTION OF LAW.
Joseph Smith was convicted OF petit lar
ceny some days since. II was asecond offence,
and the District Attorney held that the law
required that he should be sentenced to tho
pententiAfy Browne, for the defence, urged
that an act OF Congress subsequent to that
relied upon by the District Attorney, fixed
tho punishment of petit larceny to either
fine or imprisonment In jail, and repealed all
laws inconsistent Herewith.
The Court thought that neither tho intcn-
ton nor the terms OF the act quoted by Mr..
Browne made any change In tho punishment
fixed for n HccOud pctIt larceny, lie Accord
ingly sent the accused, who claimed to be n
colored soldier, wounded at Port Hudson, and
having = pension OF as per month, to be i'm
prisoned In the Albany penitentIary for one
year.
CHARGE AGAINST POLICEMEN.
Charles Langley and Alfred Borden, Metro
pOlitan pollccmen-assault on David =. Glas.
gov on the LIST OF July. Adams and Norris for
defence.
The prosecution brought Mr.. Glasgow and
wife, who swore that while Glasgow was sit
ting on his door-step, on ] street, he was ar.
rested by the accused about midnight, he being
perfectly quiet, having taken but ono drink,
but the policemen asserting that he WAS drunk;
md upon his assertion that he had right to
sit at his own door when aud how he pleased,
and refusing to 80 with the police, they ap.
piled the "pincerA" 10 him and took him Off.
lilo was confined all night at the station house
and the next morning lined ~ for being drunk
and disOrdcrly, Did not make a charge before
tho justice against the policemen, but, being y
member OF tho grand Jury, Rave hiB evidence
before them, and procured an indictment
against the officers.
Before the close Of tho case, the court Ad.
iourneh until this morning at nine o'clock.