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New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

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I'LL ...I... ~ e e 9p eaoss, 'sss:ss ..;s.ss ss
Gents FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
~ ARNOLD. CONSTABLE 4 90.
GENTS READY MADE saiKrs' ss1ls s+,g|s
1 oif PLns AND EMBRotDgfsD sosoMs, 10 r1
rL ON le COLLARS AND cUFps ir.-. 9IoI1I
.. .rr...r TIBs. sCARPs, cRAvArs,
5000 o.Al.lI HOSIERY, uEDgRoARMEsTs, tc.
n B. shtss Collar, and Gus. made order - Tr'>s p
el-J iEtLr- rBReADwAY CORNER NkETKBsTHsT.
PARIS and CITY MADE WALKING SUITS,
SILK ropLN PiQUB, AND OTHER FASHIONABLE NATE
IN THR LATEST DESIGNS. AND IN GREAT VARIETY
SILK MANTLES, ...-
il l Of Pan. aud our well iBowb mshs
IolT I WATERPROOF AND PLAID .t
9dT" .q..teU.. TRAVELLING SUITS ai uell -aaio
I 'i"i '>'f CLOTH JACKETS noia9dW sZes '.e.
be OLD no gT1IirT CARRIAGE GARMENTS. &C
rr ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & co.
BRoADwAY, CORSBR HlkBTRKETH. ST.
INDIA sHAWLs. .LIw vIa.r,, rl,, .
Ir,n ARNOLD. CONSTABLE & Co.
- Have opened an elegant sssorneptof II |er
- INDIA SQUARE 'SHAWLSl
FRoM s75 AND UPWARD. q i r'. W."
SQUARE OPEN CEsTBRED sHAWLs
'u..-. (RRD. WHITE, AND BLACK CRsTERs)
INDIA LONG STIAWLS.
medium TO !hs enest imported
L fr. -...u| 90 ALSO C'I.. ..p o.. .
YREsCH CASHMERE AND PAISLEY LONG AND SQUARE
.. - o .. fr 6HAWLS. ,.ro E.r ..... ...
SILK AND WOOL RBvgRsIBIB STRIPED OTTOMAN sHAwLs
t.J tF THR "LA BELLE" SHAWL, i''
rfo re o. for seaside article TC...
.. r..- "GREsADIEB," HERMAN" Z" "CHALLdB," U.
WOVEN SHETLAND
STRIPED AND PLAID CREPE MARErz sHAwLs,
.H I.I ..l|.r.r In all eoora m .HH4 Hl.J
- AND PULL STOCK OF OTHER SUMMER sHAwS
In all the new fabrics and s.yea r...
TOD . BROADWAY, COR NINETBRHrH.sE
SILK DEPARTMENT.. n.l''',' ''..
@ ARNOLD, CONSTABLE q Go. 1a
Have opened hne stock OF ..
PLAIN COLoRBD TAPPBTAs AND PATLLBs.
I FANCY sTRIPBD, CHECKED AND CHIME sIhKs,
PLAIN CHANGEABLE SILKS.
from 81 70 81 per yard usual pree, sate ett
n. ALSO, H OWE a.I....|
.f.. H. BLACK SILKS, .H ~ .-g-
o, the mos. celebrated manufacturer THB FINEST STOCK IN THH
CITY and AT THB LOWEST PRICES 49,. .
..l BROADWAY. ooRNBR NtHRTERNTH-sr
800 - ~ N TI|IINII rHI.I 1861
EXTENSIONS FINISHED. t-3 aeIo
Having ENLARGED premises doubled ,Srs eap. We
are 1PssIcS YsScg az SoJbss sybiss stock Of h
Aoo'AAA'f''' ''i MiLLIsBRY GOODS
'AA" LAoEs ARD gMBRoDRRIEs.
hiohoN' n'D 'hA HOSIERY GLOVES ard UNDER WEAR,
AZ .. PoPUL4R bi;isss pkiGss :, a..,s,. ,ooa, and
ar, opesss which We have nos nesda 70
our s.sorpentG G ssreio,Ose s re-. s,.a 4" AA"''
No Cd %sss Posrsssn.h-st,
No o. wss, ThItsssih-st ...| ...
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
SATURDAYS WEATHER REPosr-s. n,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun nss Mooa GO
THIs DAY.
Sandy 500 Cows lssnd.. $3.50 Hell Gatai3't
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
grinting.

A Il VIM. EYERDELLrs SONS, No. 104 Fulton
-Presn@ms, Ball 1iekss ke ii elegant sIsA hsrssh'
and FAneJ Steam job Printer,
T EVERDELL, No. 500 Broadway, JOB
PRINTER sTATTUNBR and KNGRAvBR Ban Cards Dane,
ing Prcammes and Fancy Printing New and Elegant sesh 10"
WM. EVERDELL" SONS, No. 104 FultoE-st
w -sTKAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL hAsuYAorUR-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08

BOSTON FISH MARKET.-4he 1sh market does not
show much change this week, and remains quiet
Goldfish are dull and the supply Ii large and last
accommodating. Dealers do noG snow any inclination
10 buy, aud only purchase enough 10 keep them
along. western Bank fish are selling from so o
So tO. according to quality. There Is nOthing now
10 Indicate a better market at present. Below viii
be found the prices for the week. The specu-
lat,ve raae IN mackere continues quite actlve and
sales are made as fast AZ the fish come in. Tho
Spectators anticipate much better prices at later
stage OF tne season, conseque emily are aging In 4
SOCK There has been good catch OF shore mack
ere and the quality Is good selling ut DC. for No. 8,
lSc 14c. for No. and 25c for No. l. The greater
portion OF the Bay fleet has come In. The catch has
been small ana the qu Atty inferior. We quote:-Bay
ps, SO ss5 30; No rs slS sl3 5o new shore rs.
S25 so S2i 50 shore 2's $l2 So CO., Georges Ia,
S2j so s2l do. large 3s, Sl1 so ST.; mediums, IS
IS 81; Halifax o's, $40 $40 so per Dbl, in bond
Boston Commercial Bulletin, Nor. O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08

BOSTON SHOE AND LEATHER MARKET.-The boot
and shoe market ID very quiet, usual at JhiS sea-
son OF the year, and very lew orders, except for
small lots TO sort up stocks, are now coming for
warJ from the remote markets. Manufacturers
have mostly closed up their orders anu VIII not be
bass again TIL next January when they VIII begin
to make up goods Tor the spr.ng trade JoDbers are
anxious TO close out their balances OF heavy and
coarse work, and odd lots. likely TO be carried over
are offered at less than the cost or production The
leather market Is very Gull aud prices have strong
downward tendency for nearly all descriptions OF
rough upper. Choice tannage. suitable for gram
nnish are In fair demand and sustain previous
rates. Sole leather Is firm and the heavy grades are
IN small stock and command q shade Detter prices
Boston Commercial Bulletin, N0U.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY., Nov. SIS N.
CorFrF.Ro quiet but steady at yesterdays quota
TONS The sales TIA bags Christian TX. private
terms. Other kinds were duh, but unchanged.
CoTroS.-The market for this staple comparatively
quiet and with holders generally anxious prices
heavy and In lower There sold 1859
baes OF which l2 for export sol for spinning and "a
speculation. Included In the 656 bales
rive For future delivery the sales large bong fol-
lowshoo bales basis low mddngfee board at Charles
ton, Mt 49, $50 free bonrd at Charleston for No
vomber at ac 500 do for November at &c., $50 do for
December at 25c eco do for d. priyrte terms 800 d.
January at 2c 200 do for do. at &c., 100 do. for
sb 900 do for February at &c., leo do for do at 25Jec
500 do for March at sSsc We append the closing QUOTA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08

Wheat.was du and IRE uar. Prime parativsy
frm but unsound dull and lower and to great extent
nominal The sales 10000 bushels, nj 81 IS for No
spring. 81 81 81 IS for No. do, 81 Is for No. do,
u 2ia y IS for rad Western ~ Ss 81 Il for amber mixed
5 and prices were % n n T,S were sold aso
y os willie r%S ana
Swer sc sale. being 81 bushels o. ssc sioas d
3 sssss e., Ss S@;ss 81
al cs s s ss s'a 4%Ss
sed The charerns hq IS s WAS dull The enags
per steamer a5oo bushels whsa. SID Oo bales cotton
~ IA I'D 10 London aso y bs -four at D. 7sa and
shp, about 90 toms 70 rcnarih Roads for orders with
epha 10 direct port on the Continent with about 5ooo
sb peGlsn no e. 3 s ST. and 0n9 pevoay Tsporsd)
&c for cloth We heard Of sales Of moment '"S'
Hore.-rhe demand was moderate and prices remained
steady and firm nj loo &c for now and &C. &c. for old
HEMP was prices were nominal the quotations
IoLAssrg-The market dull and heavy for all blu,
heardof no sales Of consequences.
Light the market rner closing a7c. 4ic
shsrsable nd shipping lots The offerings were light Sales
For ali Kinds roin tic market was duh There was no
s 81 e Prssa'
S extra DO n .pa win % n sl !, sS
"a Is S. Wilmington dull and heavy - sis
price. wers unchanged Linseed heavy DO asc ID
su Is sfs s sss sse e 2 s
y sAsiS 3
sold al s2e s7 sso mesa ss for city do and $27
R RF%' sS 81 ' bs s wse
1 mods GS s ss dong Il % as'TS
sales 10 bbs az 20 Sa for plain mess and slz Sl7 for
sss sod g ssls ss ds Ts,Se bee, sold IL
preas wsra nomnay ss sSenders iss ss
bacon was Ia light demand prices favored Buyers
Wssn on at long ON
abont former PRICES but was active for future delivery;
isf Ts 'G ana *" s eli
% ar snd as sn
dsmanda 2oc slc Tor lot; o on ,hs spot and o sc
'l Drought so
s GasTnsy M s
standsrd white on The spot, al Sse $40. DO for Noyem
y 1ss "
d. at snd fsssps s Sod
In rhadcraa the msro! was t9e1aby active gn prices
ssr November, :. sSsc buyers option, closing At s6Xo
& 3D. hl and for
sold at l+c for common to good Kansoon remained
suGAn.~Th but little activity In the marke, for
prices for which were rather heavy yesterdss Quota
ne for cuba aud Bemer1ss private ,crms also l
prices without Improvement. We quote Hard i5Sc.
soft white, Ike IKE. extra G., Hac. a 1850; and
yellow 1870. dc We quote -Cuba-Inferior TO common
rennins i0..c, l9'4c; far 10, ile,; good do,
to choice do, I2c. 12,ac; centrifugal, hhds, and
boxes. l0,sc I3Sc; molasses hhds and bosos 9lc n
IIAc mel do &c. a sEc Hrvanp-Boxes ID. s., Nos to
o. iOssc Ike; do DO. 10 to 10, lSe lie: do. do
il 20 Is, 1sc. ISc DO. DO 10 TO ls l3Sc Ike; do
do, 10 TO 20, 145Gc. lbc. ~
srrpsLmsecd continued to rule dull and was generally
quoted at SO 17 gold duty paid Rough fax was steady at
az 40. Other kinds were duh at orr last quotations.
saics we're nmportan.' nsro ecng no
I5gsc. common to choice In hhds. aud tcrces -,
TAL ov.-There was but little business done aud prices
remained heavy. Sales $500 bills at tic. ilac
WnsKrY.-Rocepts, 3sh bbls. fair basness was trans
Al bb a, VI u VI ios, the market 0losNx VI TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08

The specie exports from New York since January
to date, in the aforementioned years, have been as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08

The government market was affected by tho de-
kline In god, put under increase or purchases by
khe Treasury there was strong reaction in
prices which closed, with an Improvement OF
hearty one per cent, as follows:-United
Btates currency SINGS 1914 1915; do. sixcs 1884,
registered, Il73l 1s;do coupon 1l7a 118; do. FIVE
wenties registered May and November, 112,l ia;
10. 1862, coupon, do, 1854 115H; do. 1854,
coupon. do, lla q lls4; do. 1866, coupon
TO-, 1917 1885; de-, registered, January and
uly, 1855 1856 do. 1885, coupon, do 1864
l5yS; do 1867, coupon, DO. ll5A a llo; do. 1898,
pupon, do, 1854 l155I; do ten-iorties, regis-
Bred IO7h 1071s; Go. coupon, 1918 u 1918.
Southern securities were iarly active for the Ten
essees and North Carolinas, and moderately 50 for
ke South Carolinas. Tue former bonds continue to
resent the feature OF frequent fluctuations within
arrow range.
Foreign exchange was steady and firm at the
pse on the basis Of 1887 for prime bankers sixty
and 1cos for sight sterling bits, the difference
nve-eigntbs per cent III tho two classes being due
the advance In tho Bank Of England rate OF dis
unit
rhc market for commercial paper was character
ID by high rates, the dealings outside the banks
Ing quite limited. Prime paper was sluggish at
b to fifteen per cent. The suspension Of promi-
ht grocery and liquor house was reported on
lurday but their embarrassment IN ascrlDeu 10
EQUATIONS outside their legitimate line OF bust
b. one OF the firm being reputed operator In
hing stocks.
inc money market was irregular and the rate on
ranged from four to seven per cent. Al the
80 on Saturday there was more stcadlness at 1--WE
TX per cent.
he weekly statement Of the associated banks re-
70 the movement OF the crops, the shipments OF
rency leading to o decrease in the Item OF legal
dcrs amounting to over two millions OF dollars.
Fmuch Us the Treasury operations OF The week in
l sales and bond purchases were in favor OF the
ct this loss IS quite large and exhibits the extent
the demand which tho banks have been called
n to meet The increase in specie through the
prnment sales OF gold and disbursements oil
November coin Interest Is over three millions;
nat tue banks actually gain million In reserve.
he deposits have increased about two millions
ynin In surplus over the legal reserve IL only half
llion. The pressure for discounts is reflected In
Increase OF tho items OF loans The last two
ements contrast az follows.-
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Llnden beulerard, J, Zoo I. Of poposed es.sa.lon

Linden boulevard, 80, 400 n OF poposed extension
McKbbon st. 70 SO I. Of sai st. 5oiido $50
Oakland st, 100 OF Meserole st. 2sxl0o.. 800
ya 81 - bl - OF tin 40x9u AZ Up
4 500 :. and "a av lud2xHa.. lVo
Evergreen ay $50 II OF Cedar ST. S2px7o..
oates anu Ralph avs, luOx0J. bO0v
Wyekon AZ S3j Il o. Division av, 2jxl0O 42t
ON av vs. eof OF Prospect ay, lsSeo. l2oJo
Westchcster County.
FAsToHFsTEH.
Prospect nv, q, 100 OF kech AZ, 50xa5..... 800
Union place 1871 n OF Prospeci lJOx3T. 1850
Union place and Prospect st. c, loa1I......... lo5o
Garden st. ., la u OF Co lege 25x00.. 100
Prospect 81 W s5u u OF Washington 6oxls4... LOCO
NRw RoCHELLE
od Boston road, So, adjoining Woods, 50x00. COCO
Central av s. Is5 # 9 OF Maple av looxls5. ... 40
wTBf TAaiia.
Kings Bridge rond 40 1t Bayard st. sJy9j. 800
Washn1ton av s. lot liz, BemonIviie, 73xl5o... BIO
a, 90. w ~ oHLbrEn
20 nv, s. loo n OF I'd 81 2OJx2c $50
Grinnell st. 8, lots 40 6. a5xl4. ........ 1900
VIM Blakeny's property, ~ acres ..... 1000
Essex CoanIy, N. j.
NEwARR.
Hastead s. so n Of Quincy st. indefinite. 1000
hiLer st. 40 It from ai-n o2xiJJ ,............
Pennsylvania Ia q OF Greenwich 2hxl09 1850
Cedar st. 22it Of Bros ct 81 Il 'front.' 900
20 acres In the Big PEG. o e-.+i' ELL. 400
EAbF oRANGR
Washington ST. es indefinite, l10x3)0 l4Ooo
BOLIH o1A2GR.
Grove ST. iso OF Carlisle 81, 28xla5. ....,.. 200
MOuibbE.
Bcevle 200 # OF Cedar place 1olxsoJ. IL co
eouar 81 ss inacaa'e' 2osisS. 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08

FLOUR AND GRAIN Receipts 1925 bbls. four 22s3.6
bushels wheat 1850 do corn s3s0o do oats geo 1858
farley and 2), malt The market and Western
-four only moderately active, The classes
being light, and prices heavy and lOc loo lower
California dull and nominal The sales (par. last
ing) about 10000 bbls For Southern -four market
dull and heavy. Sales $50 bbls Rye -four steady
with sales Of 200 bbs at quotations. Corn meal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08
INSTRUCTION.

N RyPERIE5SOED CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL
IA and English teacher, engaged In OF the first
schools the city desires employment after hours Address
/ TOR, box 40 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08

Tho stock market at the opening underwent
large and sharp decline in consequences OF the
nature or the consolidation OF New York
Central and Hudson River, which, In its
terms. disappointed the street holders OF the
stock. The rest OF the list sympathlZed, and some
OF the western stocks threatened q relapse to the
figures of the late panic but the movement OF the
crops commencing at this moment and adding
largely to railway earnings, there was an equally
sharp advance and very cheerful and buoyant
feeling at the close on Saturday, when the
following street prices prcvailed:-Canton, o.
So; Cumberland. 81 q 271s; Western Union, 1914
36,s; Quicksilver 14ts q li1a; Mariposa, ~
o s3s; DO. preferred, 15A 10; Pacific Mall,
6O5s q G2; Adams Express, 81 So; Wclls-Fargo Ex-
press IS bid; American Express, IS 35H; United
1887 ia; Hudson River, 1927 bid; Harlem,
1sS 1887; Erie, IS 2s14; do. preferred, 40 so;
Reading, o73s a 97s4; Michigan Central, 100 rs;
Lake Shore 9o1 q 9o5s; illinois Central. 138 bud;
Chicago and Northwestern, 7lt4 7l3s; do. pre-
ferred SO q S64; Rock Island, 1914 1o4a; MilWau-
kee and st. Paul. 70 70K; do. preferred, 1914 S4
Toledo and Wabash, 62 bid; Fort Wayne, s. a So
Ohio and Mississippi. AZ 2s; Chicago
and Alton, 14o $780, do preferred, 14s loo;
Annexed Is comparative statement showing the
shipments of spcci, from this port last week and
during the year to date, together with those for the
corresponding periods in 1865
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08

Total for week. S4.052,42o S4.4,S. a53
The imports OF dry goods for the week and since
January l, 1852, compare with the corresponding
periods in the two preceding years as follows:-
For the tceet, 1887. 1868. 1869.
Entered at port. $1,3Sl967 $1,l31Ssl si,28o.153
Thrown on market. 1,15l.o93 1,09S,lA 1i19,00o
Since Jan. J..
Entered at port. so,I55,ss2 73,ol2al5 se,a5o coo
Thrown on market S5,650423 75021,5l0 84,537, 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
liInrricd.

PERRINs-KERRIGAN.--O Thursday, November 4,
by the Rev. +. j. Deay, $. j., II. HORATIo fEEKISs
to KATE H. daughter Of James Kerrigan, Esq, all OF
this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-08

Saborned Is the total valuation Of foreign imports
at the port of New York for the week ending Novem-
Der s. compared with the previous week.
oct. 90. Nop. g.
Dry goods ST. G30,309 81, 23a 1866
General merchandise. ...... 2,422, III 31S9297
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
CITY AND COUNTY MATTEES.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board of Aldermen met at Q o'clock
yesterday afternoon President Conan IN the chair when
a resolution laid designating The Sunday he-
euy as corporation newspaper, and resolutions we're
adoptcd To renumber Beeckerst from Bowefy 70 Hud.
1 %6 oan Pa7cmSht d6fstophers from Hudson S
70 Greenwchst. 20 divide the Twenty first Ward into
Thrty.fithst from Broadway to Nlnthavo also. Thir
tysixthst. from seyenthaye to NiDhaye also, Fifty
sec0ndst from Nuth-aye. 20 Eleventh.ave
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN-THE NEW
POST-OFFICE.
This Board also met at o'clock yesterday
afternoon President Monaghan IN the Chair resoln
ton laid appointing Joint committee Of both
Boards confer with the Commissioners appointed to
select se1 for the new PosOce, and In regard to
changing tho site originally selected. Resolutions
adopted 20 pave with Belgian pavement the following
streets Iarrlsonst from Hudson to Westst Franklin
Division 81. 10 Houstoust.; aud Laayetepace, from
Great Jonesst to A0r place resolution was adopted
luton laid over TO pay James oConnel t2l for eN
by mn m eI pu osS %S 70 on nave S
with Belgian Pavement fifaethst, from the Ninth to
Tenaye Also to give H0C sae9 70 panel Duny ana
large CrOton main on the 10th day Of April last.
STREET DEPARTMENT.
Bids were to have been awarded yesterday by
the Street Department for large number OF street. u
prOyements but owing 20 the absence OF the Controller
the further consideration Of the subject was postponed
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND.
The Commissioners met yesterday, and the
most important business transacted the adoption Of
resolution that the Commissioners would attend. IN
body the auction sale OF the franchise a railroad
through Twenythirdst, which sale will take place To-
morrow, at n o clock nOOD In tho Governors Room In
the city Hal, and that said sale De conducted upon be-
half Of the Commissioners, by Mayor Hall
BOARD or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF BILLS
ORDERED.
The Board OF Supervisors were in session
yesterday morning. III the absence OF President Roche,
supervisor Tweed called 10 tho chair Resolutions
| TO the following effect we're adopted: To pay the
County Court House bills mp TO sept a. 1863, $4,000
bills for armOrers OF various regiments up May a.
s. 500 shers bills for quarter ending March 81 sI72s
bills OF the County Clerk for the quarter ending March
$500 bills Of the Coronors FOR the quarter ending March
the Tax Commissioners TO assess the
property by the Newlork Hospital not belonging
| 10 said Institution.
TAX RECEIVERS OFFICE.
The Tax Receiver reports that he has col
lected "A total Of gOIg taxes from May 10 81 in
cusiycy.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Yesterday the School Officers of the Twenty
second Ward awarded 20 AonzO Dutch 90 600 the con-
tract for altering and repairing premises situated West
Fifty-secOnd-st., between Tenth aud Eleventh ayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
DISCRETION OF A HELPLESS AND INSANE MOTHER
BY HER DAUGHTER.

The TRIBUNE on Saturday last contained m
account Of the finding by the police Of poor old insane
woman, named Caharne Seaman, In the vicinity OF tho
EewHaven Railroad Depot, aud the subsequent refusal
Of her only daughter, woman In good circumstance
living Washington Highs, 70 for her mother,
IN any manner TO aid her. When appealed 20 second
time by the police 10 aid IN some her utterly help
less parent the heRess daughter again refused and told
the authorities 10 send the old 10 the Asylum on
Blackwes Island anywhere else where she could not
trouble her Yesterday Dr. Eeslis the Physician at tho
TOnbs and one other having signed the necessary cer
hcate that Mrs, Seaman was INSANE, Justice Hogan
granted a commitment and hhe Was sent % the Asylum
Blackwells Island Tho Magistrate and other olcers
having cOgnzanco OF the affair declared IL 10 be Of
the hearess that had ever come under their
observation,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-01
CRIMINAL.

At Jefferson Market Police COlrt, yesterday,
before Justice Ledwith, Thomas McNally who Keeps
saloon on SeYenthave charged by officer John Cox
OF the Sixteenth Precinct with violating the Excise law
tile sum OF 500 General Sessions young
man, claiming the romantic namo OF Leon 81: ClaI,
and lot Of bullets valued at t20 from August kOeppe
Tie theft was committed in January last
At Essex Market Police Court, before Justice
Mansfield yesterday, Henry Armbak for assaulting VIM
Muller with knife Sunday last, was committed for eA
animation. John McCarty was arrested by Onoer lOs
Oh Sunday night for attempt at burglary John jar
Wis, residing In DelanCey-st, late last night saw
McCarty In the back yard attempting TO unfasten inc
act OF climbing when Jarvis struck him the head
with club He turned and 1ed pursued by the police
man. and captured after long chase When ques-
toned by Justice he said that he wished to hide from
some men who were pursuing him. lie was committed
in default Of 900 bail.
The May Term of the Court of General Ses-
slons terminated yesterday City Judge Bedford during
the Term disposed OF 9S ndicments-0 Of tho defen-
ted The Grand Jury, In the same time had brought In
l4s indictments and had passed upon 100 Before
the adjournment Of the Court an opinion was rendered IN
the case entitled "Tbe People aRt George W. swepson'
Robert r. SWepsOn, H. Nye Hutchinson Robert +. Hoke,
and Thomas sumner, the facts In which appear TO De
that Mr Thomas D. Carter, resident OF North Carolina
him in that capacity, TO visit this city aud ne
Ootiate for the sale OF certain lands In
North Carolina 1t is also alleged that Hoke arriving
here had an interview with George w Swepson -soDert
RI swepson f. Nye Hutchinson and Thomas j. Sumner,
An which interview they entered into what Is termed
conspiracy cheat aud defraud Mr. Garter ont OF the
real market value of his lands In North Carolina. Inc
defendants demur the indictment and say that II was
clearly case whore had the cpmplanant used ordinary
care aud prudence he would have avoided any imposl-
tiOn in the matter This view Judge Bedlorn uoes noe
nouucug Judgment upon the defendants but giving them
permission TO plead not guilty, and to demand trial