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ward school house. For terms inquire OF
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Rock Island, May 6th-d2v.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
POLICE TRIALS.

Commissioners Smith and Manierre presided
yesterday at Police trials Palroman Hubbard OF tho
broadway Squad was complained of by John Thompson.
private coachman. for having arrested HIM without
cause. The case was q very singular one. Thompson
IN Ffthave., waiting for lady, he was informed by
passing coachman that his stable In Eghieenthst was
on fre As his family lived the stable, Thompson
was naturally anxious for their safety, sprang on the
box and drove rapidly toward the fire, without the lady
Al Twenty. thlrd-st. and Finh-ave., Ohcer Hubbard
hailed him. but rs no had passed the erossnR aud tho
case urgent he kept on. In moment afterwardi
and when part way down tho block the officer arrested
stable fire, but the officer declared that he did
not and wond furnish the comp with anghts
lodging In the station house Tho officer In his defense.
stated that the crossing In question was very dangerous
one no less than seven persona having been
there within the past few months. and he found II ex
ceedngly difficult 10 prevent fast driving there and
the complainant said nothing TO him relative to his stable
being fire. but did AJAX 10 DO allowed 10 drive Ia IT, and
this request granted. With reference 20 the Ian
guage alleged 10 have been used by the officer ho do
aud In this statement no was corroboraed
by Capt McDermott aud others. Mr.. MatheTs the en-
ployer Of Thompson testified 10 the fact Of the stable
having burned together with four valuable horses
The case was referred to tho Board. Patroman John
Green OF the Fifteenth Precinct complained OF by
Mr. A. H. Campbell an agent OF the Society for the Pre-
for cruelty to animals and aferward refusing TO
make complaint against HIM before Justice Ledwuh ~
the Jefferson Market Police Court He was recommended
for dismissal from the Department. Patr0lmnn Pat
aud Patrolnall Henry White Of the Fortyelghth Pre-
cinct, OF post IN bakery recommended for sls'
mssal PatrUlmm Francis Fawcett Of the Eighteenth
Precinc was complained Of for coming into the STATION
who saw hun on that occasion about equally uiFueu
IN opinion the case was referred " tho full Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27

Late on Thursday night Patrick Maloney
and George Lpp. two young sailors evidently beat on
row, went into the saloon kept BY Dutch Fred" on
Greene-st They drunk and soon became 50 noisy
and ouarrelsone Maoney In particular that the proyr
etor called I'm officer Patrick OBren Jf the Eighb-Prc
cinct 10 eject them. Aas he approached MalOheJ sse
Lamp produced revulvers, which they brandsed reek
lessy threatening TO shoot the policenah should no
ouc, theui THO officer seized NaOney, notwithstanding
the policeman missing his aim by very close snoe
o. Brien again occurred Mal0ney, aud, While struggisg
with him. was assailed by Lpp, who caught the unicer
by the throat and pointing pistol ~ hs heso Dieas
hun so unseRdy that bullet went vide of tbs msrk
The policeman released Mai1ney (wbo ruu Ia the soot
pursued by ctiEeu). aud attended 10 Ipp, whose psss
knocked FROM bis hahd by well directed bl9s 90
the baton lie sti fought desperately but the ohrer.
with his stick forced him To yield aud To Walk er
10 the station Horse. Maloney, whea lie escaped fvtn
the house. continued his hight down GreenesI' stu put
without effect lie then into the house OF cOvrrd
woman named Hattie Brown, at whom ho nr,d the nst
ball In his revolver eIclainng Ill klll yon Dnt hkc
the previous shots, damage was done Oncet OBtrn
disposed OF Ipp followed TO where halOuey had
refuge aud confronted him. The Ohcer advanced
to arrest Maloney. who again ,sisie', ami iOusht
for short time Brien and his locust were lredstt
be and compelled haloncy 90 yield and 70 Walk 10 ING
Station House, there TO be sately lodged Ike lapp sba
bleeding profusely. Both men were nrraguod Orlors
ket Police Court when complaints we're preferred against
them. Officer O'Bren received much ptuls8 Tor Tue
bravery displayed aud cOnRatulation. at his navs
escape froul death Neither Maoney nor Lpp seeea -
years old and lives nt No II VestsI, the latter e. sbe
resides at No. 10 Westst Though the case MAS pais
against them each persisted 10 pleading not guiD Pv
Tossing 20 have remembrance Of tue crime thaIseo
The IN gsrate fixed the bail u each case at w. ans
not being able procure that amount tue yVuuE sasss
were committed for trial at the Court OF General seso~
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suished gu although suffering from fatigue praised
the dnner ven highly aud with that peculiar eoqWenos
which Is decidelr, his owr tnnd which l. Hervdo ~
jenkins, we'll reiI nber I'm Tho Madeleine Church 10
Paris,. bestowed mary compliments on the sl,e q
after landing tho o. lie land Of tho free and
tire home of the brave"
what DIR. johnson would have Thought Of Bosweirs
story Of him We shall know, Du the good Father
HyaCinthe was SAID aud doubtless wfh TRUTH 10 have
been aghast when lac his portrait by Ienkns I nay
DO supposed to haye suggested Ia him hat far cOnsp
cucus man the United states aie whispering gallery
walled With nlirrOrs Every motion Is NULL
Piled infinitely, aud every WORT echoes aud re
echoes NIthouB end. Dir. jenkins, Indeed. has,
no will doubtless BIO glad % hear, n groat
mission to PERFORM unlike that Of the skull Of tho
old fcRsts Re member your mortality" IL said to tho
jewellers. "Mind your eye aud your tongue aud your
peD says HerOd0tus J0Bkins 10 every distinguished
ysitor aud Ion Father lily acintLe makes any
bunder while he la this country. 10 Will Gee.
tny not he tho fault OF the htsloran II he does "a
weigh every word aud guard eyey look. u will not he
because he dOes not know that lac Is Infinitely studied
through thousand Orguettes. Mcanwhile As Mr. Jenk
ms IA Of genial and humane temper. whose pufloee
10 please hs fcllOwcreaurea, he ought TO be saisnee
with the reflection that while Thueyddes a1d banss
and Gibbon aud Grote and Maeauly aud Motley may 10
read through without single smile, 10 IL impossible 70
read HerodOtus jenkins without peas Of laughter "
every hue Small service 10 true service while IL lasts
GrinialdI, also. wss h benefsctor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
THE CUSIOM-HOUSE FRA DS.
BRIBERY AND WEIGHING SHORT.

Since tho discovery of the frauds in the
weIshers Department in the CustonlIousc, in relation
To the procurement Of money fraudulent pay rolls, the
affairs OF that Department have been pretty thoroughly
and numerous frauds have been discovered
In relation the briblng Of weigsrs 0 weigh goods
short" that pay duty 10y weight the hrst Arres1 was
virtue OF warrant Issued ON nn AFFIDAVIT made by H. O.
Jayne Special Agent Of the Treasury Department, ar
rested John L. Barton the charge OF having on or
about the 18th OF August 1863 aud also on or about the
18th Of October OF the offered bribes to Custom
House wcighcrs. Tho complaint OF Mr.. Jayne recites
that defendant, while acting rs broker or agent
for the firm Of DymOnd lally Of No. lW
Waterst offered aud gave To Edgar NJ Carr anu Moses
W. Townley Carr being weigher In the Custom louise
ssO ms bribe To procure false return OF weight OF a
quantity ~ coffee Imported by Dymond Latty on tho
bark wayfarer aud also with having given TO ToWney
aud A. W. Van Winklc the latter being wegher In the
Custom House, 6O0 bride, 10 procure false ie.
turn OF weight Of quantity OF coffee Imported ny
Dymond Il Laliy In the bark Pyrmont. The DEFENDANT
on being before Commissioner Belts, was held ia
A. 600 Ll for an examination IL Is believed that many
Of the parrs alleged To he implicated Ia these raDsac.
tiOus will shortly be either arrested or under Indictment
for the O1enses charged against them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27

answered In the negative they regarded him ~ an emit
nenily desirable acquisition an cminentiy respectable
John stand the same feSf, MS ene,es 10 ,n1
grants from tho coast their lives &c nome We're ere
poorest ,no.t Ignorant and degraded class Their treat
mrnt In California too has given them nnsnS ,cs
lions crime; aud the cruel laws which of0iu tbelI
tfying against white men In tho courts have greatly
aggravated the disadvantage at when 'n .nf.
Ic,a,t 10 uluce tbenl Some OF them now CON
ned Ia the California and Nevada ponetentiares arc 20
eved TO DO wholly innocent OF the otrnses LOT ali
they were sentenced And. yet, notwithstanding an
these draw the public records OF both States SHOW
that the percentage OF Chnamen convicted OF c bnt
trlc larger than that Of our native-born popnlnin,
Furthermore the Six Companies, to some ono OF whch
John exercise such paternal care that no
Chinese beegar Is seen IN the streets 1 san
Au The first unable 10 read Ills own language
has yet 10 make his appearance IN California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
THE NEW SUSPENSION BRIDGE AT NIAGARA n
TIKI STORM.

At Niagara Falls, during the late Storm the
waters were higher than they known tobe boz
FORE and the rapds looked almost like level sheet Az
the new suspension bridge there was for tine tho via
est excitement aud was supposed that the structure
would be swept away by tito Wind. The bridge Il quar-
fer OF ue IN length. and beside its Immense and wcf
anchored cables it - supported by guys. also w.u
anchored the ks either shores 10 also streagh
eued by nnumerabe shrUuds, which. attached 10 INC
cables. suppOrtt the road-bed aud keep " sseadiS ~ ~
noise Ike thunder The bridge vibrard aud ~ the oehtsr
moiion similar 10 that OF snake. shaking 10 It's NtFy
Foundations aud snapping after another VI tho guys
mill more than half OF them gone. Every one RI
nscted to ee the bridge total wreck but IL stood Ito
Storm and finally the wind suddeuly changed removing
m danger The people Of Niagara Falls nie very poud
OF this bridge and future will have perfect eohndSnee
lnIf fail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
puKGIARfEs In NEWARK.

Yesterday the Police-station in Newark ~ns
crowded with persons who came to report barsar's %
their stores aud Others who. hearing OF the alarming
thar To hear particulars Mr. Cohen. tho proprietor VI
clothing store at No. 90 North Canast rcpoied Una.
hs store was through the font window ana us
A BILE quantity OF clothing Mas enrried away ~
The ihieVes Mr. Hart reading at the corner OF OhIoa
h.. house the burglars having entered through tue AI
door Mr. ST. b. Hunter the proprietor OF sntcIy SOY
Of he corner OF Union and Ferry sts had the Nos'h
siolep from his store Mr. Welhdeckei OF o"uh
Marketst aud Mr.. Messner OF ferrJsL, d,y gooa ~
5eaieYs we're robbed OF goods worth 800 Durihg -
bomrs liner, were niue burglae the greater portion "a
which were evidently the work OF experienced OpeIao
No arrests have yet been made. snd thefo apP'"''"
40 clue to tho thieves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
OUR RUSSIAN CITIZENS IN MISREPRESENTATION:


The Editor of The Alaska Times, published
M ska says that the Russian inhabitants Of that Terri
tory are now suffering for the necessaries OF lfe aa
Il difficult 10 tell how they will get through the WHICH,
Reports 10 this effect which have been published her"
fore he saws have been exaggerated but the desmoa
now Is real Hernces tho VI 10 rs f0lso"s wien
the transfer was Hado IL was stipulated thsl uo
Russian. American Fur Company should oeas9 "
exist. Tho Russian inhabitants OF lho ~.
tory were employees OF this COMPANY, ,vmaat
the transfer these people still found einpi1ymehnt
ttou ON the Department ana ~ tue osu
nary commerce OF tho coast. All iOr unlo Noia
plessantly year ago tho people seemea W ov lsr
,,,s nn,l commercs WAS active. Tho ehtfies anu
en.cs ~ Vessels belonging foreign ports anu A ~ az
,n,,s xero nunlerous Now all IL changed hesul.uso
rrccuiat,ons have destroyed all commerce. tne lnc
az monopoes have crushed a entt nn ~
" whch c,Ine from Gen. Grant. as Commander ot .no
rny nroyl.led that Quartermasters Comnssallas ec
ha. disehargc all citizens from employ men anu .ss
sd,ars should work required In addica 70
nis,rtnnes The Treasury aud War Department haNes
ad rcg,,latona (which, from their arbitrary power,
.a dssd nm Mi other sources OF revenue among Lheso
naonle and starvation and desolation 90 oD." mafy
~ ihe Russlan people have become ciilLens. uhuet
proyision OF tho treaty allowing them a.. 10 -
anti. The editor says that he has been th,o1 ~
the town of sitkA and personally ihsIeesu pns
stores and PROVISIONS the houses OF nearly e,eS
alan family In OF these houses no Iounu tsted
hnt fan mud IN somo OF these the people crled anu In
that they had not money 10 buy salt 10 oio o tea no
nuse ai,er house there was four conce m .,.,ut
meal Tho local Government Of Sitka has AIS liza
500 for the relief OF suffering, aud pfiYa'0 '"
exceeded that amQuhh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27

Ono or two cellars on
West-st. we're flooded 10 the
depth OF four or fiye Inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
CITY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENT

TIE COUNTY CASvAssERs-oPINIoN or THE
COUNSEL TO THE CORPORATION.
The Board OF County Canvassers met yes
terday and almost Immediately took recess until to-
day 1t Is believed that the Board will take action
upon the question OF canyasslng the votes Tor Henry
Smith for supervisor until the Courts settle the question
rnsed by Mr.. John Foley The opinion OF the Corpora
ton Counsel regarding the protests OF John Foley ahd ia
cob Cohen against the Board canyassng tho votes for
Henry Smith for Supervisor appears In the ohca adv
tiseuIent In another part OF the paper.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen met ut
T. m yesterday and resolved to pave with Belgian pave
ment Eighteenth-st. from Second TO ThrdaveI One
from Second 20 Fifth
ave; Forty seventh st. from Madison 20 Fih'aye, and
Forty ct. from Madison 10 Flfthave. recess
was then taken until y, IN, ut which Ume' no quorum
appearing, the Board adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
JENKINS RIDES THE wHIRLwIND AND d.
RECTo The STORM.

TRs nsscs ~ plaia Eugl,sh.
About IA O'clOvk olI Friday
night u storm OF wind ano
rain sos In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
ATTEMPT TO MURDER A PoLIcE.oFErcER

Total length Of tho heeI
Total lengih Of the Dummy and Duon story Il columns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27

The wind being southeast
the tide In tho harbOr rOss
about SIX feet higher thai
USUAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
~ - aFEHHHHHH
LI0sfaos S,zS,r had srcd u ~
FLOOD AND TEMPEST.
How Jupiter Pluytus
Descended Upon tho
County, Low The
Storm bashed the
Streaming lanes
How the House.
less Poor Shiv-
cred and Suf
Gered.

Tho storm which best
down upon tho eity on Frsr
day night Nas ono Of the 80
yrrost toIDprsts Of wind ana
rain with which New.fork
has betn visited Tor Dasg
years. The first nianifcsts
HiOB made by the rain had Q
FEk0CITl about ~ which
lprOgbostIcated business 90
the part OF Jupiter Plpviua
AND TIE PkO1NOSrUA,
TON WAS FULFiLLbDU
Shortly after II o'clock the
aqueous drops begnu 10
come down. At nrst they
were quito undeIDonstrsr
tive, bus ers Iaany minutss
had elapsed they had
Is W BILLED TuknsELvEa
lINTo A vOLCME oF WIT THAr
DREKcHKD THE WHOLE cirt.
AND MADE MUSIC OUT 90
EVERY PANE on GLASS THAT
ITS LInPID FINGERS COULD
REACH.
Effect OF rain on Poverty
MISUNDERSTANDING - Foaf
l-Fiood-Inundat altos
"OCEANIC DEMON. vita
no desire Ia hts heart save
one which ,Ought ~ Gauss .
general drowning OF evesg
human creature J" Aud
about Onc-fOurth column
more OF the same sort.
Tidal Waters--Utter Con
fusion PhIlanthrUpist - be
lneyOtent tears-Watsrs rusa
down cellar with terrteo
force. ABOUT half q col
luun.
.........-......s. ~ hees
and DiiutiOn story Il columns
The workingman's advocate., 1869-11-27
Tro RE CONTINUED
FROM ENGLAND.


To the Editor Of the WosKrSGNAs's ADV cATtt
We have hardly go- into working getr here
yet after TIE holidays and not sufficiently re
inyigorared yet to ertor on the tougher polii
cal struggle. Of th, dar. There il, h3Never'
vork preparing that will strain every tbre of
our test ststa,mauship
The Fenian amnesty has been causirE some
stir IL Ireland sud amongst the Irish p31ple in
England. Nothing hqs been ,incd by this, nor
is anything likely to " gained If the frsend- Of
The prisoners continUe 70 pursue tn9 course
they have entered on. Depend upori it Mr.
Gladstone and his administration are disposed
70 do whatever they can in this matter; but
they cannot submit to be bulied, nor kill the
Liberals in England allow such thing. If
those n Ireland who wish TO get thes,s smel of
had, under present. circuos.an-es 4 Inhibited
some degree Y patience, Or had they itcmoral-
lzed the government IN respectful manner,
nave "o Doubt that IN very httle tiFe their
request would Ne granted and thI- Fam pre-
pared y siv vas tne proper thing to %. They
Played their game when they made tteir small
revolutionary moves, and lost it Mi,i u I sym
pathize vi b hem, ard if bad been younger
ma han am and in Ireland at ~ time,
81 Id am certain have ls,u one e,f them
bu ga the game wss lost, and the Z nre IN
DER loc and E,y ow with no chance 4. rel-as,
ou by he de ency If the govern inent 1
elemen is bc liced. it ought i be dom
respect ly and wen Wa remember tha
William Ewst Gla Istons and John bright ar
The workingman's advocate., 1869-11-27
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
MORRIsTOWN, Nov. IS, /,

MORRISToWN, Nov. l3, 1862.
r. the Editor ot tn, woHErEewAS's ADVOCATE
AS | have not seen any commupica-
ton from this town for some time past,
L propose to say a word or two myself
About the middle of last summer the
men in the different works formed
themselves into a political union, the
the object ofwhich was to support none
but two tried friends on the ballot box.
Shortly before the election a working
man ticket was placed in the field /;
while the result was not as encouraging
as it's friends had hoped it would be,
they don't propose to give up the ship,
but intend to try again and apply for
charter to the National Labor Union.
At public meeting recently held
speeches were delivered by Mc>srs.
Payton and Jones, both able speakers,
after which the meeting adjourned with
three cheers for the success of the labor
movement. ID. Nj.