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Aoway, Thompson, hanlaniho; Kelley, NYork; Ellen
SAE5TlIoEE May bark oA.nt,e:sr MeIsn.
Para Hr Alexander Pernambnco Jennie Morton, snans.
'fSrs %ns %esv
Smith, Banks kichmond Nsnawa, DssOsway, NYorE Liz.
liberty Reed Havana and Norlssn. u.
issss sTs. ssSS 1
E5Sssie5$ S.a:sa,
Gaj.oa VICE.
Oscar sssS sS;S sss.
'
Sailed Bark Industrie.
Jesse Knight Plum, ROcfpOr; western stai croweh, New
.sI s%. e .s
s.S ss soSa
phsssps max .shr ypne Hsse. Fl, I.a0'' Carlisle
sssilsdcBrg Isabella Jewe Hopkins NYork schs Moses
SxSkEs I2EbiSa, RI May aa-sal.d .ehr John wal.
BRIsTOt. May Sa-Arived, schr Native. DeHat, Hobo
s.isd1sehr ss.i d sehr Transit, Endicott Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON May 26-Arrived, steamship Manhattan,
DIGHToN, May H-Anivsd, schr White Foam. xmikso,
ELfsW0RIT May Cleared. schrs Empire. Ferguson.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 9b-Pas.ed in for Baltimore
hs dDs S, rs;ssd enrs d
pool brig Edith for Hsvrs Alice for St 'ago Sarah cro
&as sssH NJ.
sailed -sehr Fountain, Bennett, NYork.
eny s9eE ssss An
@ 9daas w%ns
tom Nc FOR Rockiand; Abbott Lawrence, Georgetown, Dc
Mey NTSri ier do %s Isln dS
saisdrBris II. Hsvelock sBr,, sehrs VIM Penn, VIM p.
5s% s:. a iii. sy Tsy sgs~ssy
sSv uTn sv M
@ as SaR 1sS Fo1d css's h'"' '"''e
Sss y,1sy ssss waas y,
NEW oRLEANs, May s51rrived, steamship T.e.sco,
Below. coming up, ship Tranquebar Harvard, from New
Ceared-Bark Moss Rose tBr, Bustin Queenstown; brig
PALS @ Gs.f sas to sea- ship. Mozart and
sSsE Ess sa s;s Orb a
Mok%JShs Tqy ;sST. AsSie IN Ingalls, Ingalls,.
FifSfA SaI1SaFSIS aay 81 pHaly.s brig. Mar,
Davis, Wooster olenfaegos; FrIsds TS Tnnefmsn,
% ks s%1 .
Geo K1arn Stanley wsndSr MS Mary Ellen Thomas
sEis: Sss,ss Sskssas' Nriss walker. Ssss.ds:
scsrs waf lBr psmssn, Bristol Hertz drsy, 5ossOn,
Sps kssnsy
n Read Benson, New Bedford; s crocker PresbS
Cleared Aauila 1tA riascona,o, Hamburg; Esgss
ss$Ss sssI: crSeseT Frsssy fsSsisa ElIsa aessix
Melvin, Watts, o Irish, Rahbun Boston, WIN Allen,
PoRfIANp LAM May 2aAyed steamship piriso johnson,
ienE ssqS Owe sEiaGp Eaps5sS HYo
sSso ss @ wfa i. en a
wsw cher
h%ooa SeoGx sss c sm
Baltimore Joseph Cake Fnaeo. fhiIsdelphis; yaAso
BSncs' E!zsseshpors RI sarah s%s BALDWIN, ApSSS
sS cS1s Ss G'S%S G%
Its !issi az asss ssyss dsss
sasasEss aadIss ds safsp:s %s: Epo A
fxWiSGShf IsE; May ssAr v.por JoAn.ob PHI
:chr Js..: Ey.p: M.h;p EE,,.:ss.ARs,
and John Gsntha1i, Martin, NYori. 'n'' "un'0n vs'',
so.sr sAE E4orF Ssa nS c.4.ou s
ClcsredBark Bristolian, whye, Bristol with 40 sacks
sAyAYEAH, May Arrived: .chrs Hupper. Gilman,
Ja B M6uSCs Liverpool Ellen South
Steamship Salvador, NYora brig r0rs..
Ss,;sSa 81 s;ss%s.hp ss. Virgo, MYcr. ,,o
sa; .5as as,s
raas Baker, Hobeksn; Lucy, Clark, Jersey city, Minnie
5xS5.sd, sslr jesse, s.ront nosok;n,, -
%NsSsS' Nay S@s..d .sAr Sarah Fish, Thompson
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SAILED.

Steamship Eina, Liyerpool Hammona. Hamburg; Leo
Savannah; Empire, Wilmington; Volunteer, do.
lWind ~ sunset {, light
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REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS

hErohTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Russia tBr) Lott Liverpool May l5 via Queens
s & = = ss'sss, s,:s%sG sssss s
0s o. @ Ss CIV gsS ~ S.% yoF ISnd F.
@aSs D rd% MAY u Ia $
passed British schr bound E, showing dag with letters
Steamship Nebraska tBr) Guard, Liverpool May 10, via
r xa ns.i aa zesni
SBr bound same ct time bark s. Bernhord from Bre
sa ssE 8 g. :sSss
ksas stsH sH11 hau 'Is May H. with
psssssnssss f@seishf @ and. and treasure TO- Baby
sSa a:on ATKINS with md's and
steamship Huntsvlle Crewe. Savannah, May a. Pm, with
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston with mdss
Steamship Saratoga Alexander Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
s.sa%sSp @ Valley City. johnson, Washington. DC. with
mSssp Sfs s0sx Lss with
With n nsaVy westerly winds
william wfg sYlT ii 5sn. 4 with h. nq
with light westerly Winds -, ''
with SD S &
a: Is.v,..e s..
HAMPTON fnflS Sa
vessel to order Crossed the Equator April g. in Ion 40 W.
Brig James (Br Smith, Salt River Ja March a.
folk May H. with logwood to Darre Nash Encountered
heavy weather and head winds nearly the whole
passage; sprung topsaI yard and lost sails.
Roads, wind Me- TO get provisions at AM, May blowing
heavy from and thick struck Hampton Barr May got
the vessel off, with the assistance of Bakers steam pump
and towed to Norfolk for repairs.
S sshr Rocs1gn.% SOf Bsns0I Nctsr.on c.den.s
Hatteras.
schr Brandywine Cyyder, Virginia.
schr Nepoleon, Rulon, Virginia.
schr VIM Clark, Green, Virginia.
Schr John Ferris, Hunt, Virginia.
schr Oliver Booth, Lougstreet, Virginia.
Schr Crtah 4 Tobtha Gibson, Virginia.
Schr Simpson, vaile. Virginia.
SchrJ d Orammer Matthews, Virginia.
Schr r Whetmore Bogart, Georgetown, DC.
schr J w Ramsey, Cranmer. Baltimore.
schr Perro Rogers Jonespor with spars, Snow Rich
ardson.
The bark reported the Ceres NG from Bremen IN yes
terdays Herald should have read "Cede She consigned
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Passed Through Hell Gate,

Steamship Nereus, Bearse, from Boston for New York.
with mdse, to VIM r Clyde.
schr Ross, PAUL. from Port JohnSon for Taunton.
with lime. wv -'
schr Lime Brewster, Smith, from Jonesboro for New
York, with lath, to Simpson a Capp.
schr VIM puren, Doyle, from Ferry for New York, with
schr DR. Kane Dodge from Portland days for New York.
with lumber, to Hoiyoke Murray.
schr Plough Boy, Hallett, from Boston for New York.
York. w. -'S"
schr Mecal, Rogers from Providence for New York.
schr Hickman, Jones, from rrovidehce for New York
York. " Nv"
schr FreessOne, Lewis from Portland Ct for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Neya lBr Fitehet, from New York for St John NIB
Schr Nauset Mayo, from New York for OrleAns.
schr Fanny Elder, Shay New York for Newburvport
schr Bullwinkle, French, New York for Boston
schr OTIS, Chase, from New York for New Bedford.
Schr Wiletts, Boult, from New York for Providence
schr Chancellor Ferguson, from New York for New
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

Tho New United stntes ConsuI-Ycllow Fever
nj Panama--ELsyeHients Of the PRESIDENT
Uurdey--TLe Pyesidency-The Canal Ques.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
EDWIN NICHOLS 4 CO., AUCTToNEERs.
~. Large and positive sale OF
Over 6C9 lots by catalogue Of
Masnihcent and costly Household Furniture,

A EDWIN NICHOLS CO, AUcrIoNEERs
Over rsrSs So rnd ISi. PSss,s sy ss,sosss s.s Of
Magnificent and costly, Household Furniture,
rl.rsni pscfsr sroihsrs resewocS fsnofore 49,.
y ons ss
Mssnacenl Paror sus latest style covered with the rich
French caSasis seis de brocae reps and lace Cur
sins oy. and pier Mirrors. Turkish Chairs and Lounges
modes spring bar Sofas Chairs Lounges
wiring Desks BUFFET TsOis pnus
Ssna Tea 1Sd pnsT ss sss sas sss
70 cart or pack goods for pnrehasets Parties Wishing
siasss -
A uCrIoN SoTIcE..-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
h,ssasekespers hote keepers and the trade at ERNEST
broadway gowsry. over masni6cent rsrior SUITS
sossS win ~ color. pro9eh 's psSsa.e S 0 reps Es snS
ssgD worth o. rso Chamber Library sr and paE sa
A oaee is Broad sircst-Elegant Househoid Furniture
yss 's sDSSsS ss ,s
s % q ss e. East
sn 6reeaeI and suits Centre Tables 4c fine Dining
sss% n"Fs Carpet e.
without reserve.
AucTloN NOTICE.. n TAYLOR, AucTIoNEER-
Psss ssno. s. III f,.ssA s ,sss Ssss.n 4 A s amt
sixth avenues, commencing 10Y O'Clock. Superb Draw.
ing Room Suits coyered gold blue gold brocate Of
the richest description Marquserie Bos de Rose Cabinets
Tables, Eneoignures, Bookcase Velvet Brussels Carpets;
French plate Mirrors Bronze Clock. Ss,uary Jardiers
Music Case rosewood Panoforte, Paintings by eminent
atss Lace Curtains, rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus
Bedseads Wardrobes Hair Spring Mattresses; Blankets,
Table, Bunet China Ware Glassware, Silver
Ware Cutlery, &C. N. HPaties Wishing 10 attend this sale
take Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue care.
UCTIoN SALE OF PARLoR AND CHAMBER FUR
n pitpfe, Sofas Chairs, Tables, &c.; also lot Of
Char. Rockers Se 20 pay adyaness also C9nsta9es sale
Fulton street, Brooklyn Wednesday, July at les O'clock
RY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AuoTIoNEER.
THE OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street, opposite Post onlce.
JOHNSTON h VAN TASSELL
leased the above well known which, In
junction with their IS Liberty street. viii form of
the the country having spacious front
and entrance on both Nassau and Liberty street.
Neaeis. JOHNSTON VAN TASSEI.L wil. IA heretofore,
their business give satisfaction an,
and by this and important addition TO their premises
will be enabled to take the lead IN thus city as the
FIRST CLASS AUCTION HOUSE
for Furniture Works Of Art Goods Wares ana Merchandise
generally they have heretofore been the only reliable
tion house for
Horses and Carriages.
References the very highest
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uENRY DREHER 4 CO., ACCTIONEERs, .ls
BoweryTuesday, July Q, tlos o'ciock at 70 Bowery
heer and Billiard saloon yz Piano Iron sa,e Clocks
Counters, Fxtucs, Ice BoY, Show Cases, Chandeliers,
Ranges Stoves, Cockery Glassware, Kitchen Utensils
Table Cloths, Towels, Knives Forks sc also II casks
psrer imported Rhine Wines caaks and Bottles Brandy,
marble bed Billiard Tables Balls and Cuea complete By
order of William Schneider, Attorney for mortgage.
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FINANCIAL.

A uGUsT BELMONT A co.
~ Issue leltcr1 OF credit for travellers use 90
Mears. ROTHScHILD,
in Psrs London, Frankfort Rnd Vienna and their CORE
spondenis Ia all the principal ccs of Europe. Afo make
teicsraphic transfers on California and Europe
A LOAN OF slf,Oco NAY BE MADE on THE BEET
n OF Western Securities nj interest OF Is Per cent per
where the law viii such interest for term
Of three or fonr years. by calling A. ). BLEEckEk SON
a CO, " Cedar street.
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a DvERTIsEAFNTs FOR THE HERALD
N RECEIVED IN BROOkLYS ar orr
BRAsCH OFFICE, i4s FULTON STREET

COAsTyIsE sTEAnsHrPS.
pAcIFIc NAIL srpANsnIr cosRASr's
rATIFORsIA AND CHINA
Thiou-h ra's rirsi csbis. New Yorh ana sac Frsns,
unisise. Inside. sccond Cabin sseeIaee
Sisam,rs Ne sbeyc noe esys ricr 80 e Sorh rrer
foot ef cara ,,I ~ Z, !, ss 90 a., nsss on,,
,scoft when ibose days fan Sunday sn The DO, IRE
one has,d posnas baggage fr,s 10 each adult Medicine
jay 10, xLAsKk Captain GRAY. eonascslus with cOS.
steamer lssTiss JAY 10 connect. eiossy with a., ar
oREsoSiAs, seAvins San frsnci~oS August g. Ina
xS"T1s ,s,.,,sS 90 sl 90 % prSsg ssS Jss -
~ usual fssles Afforded shipgcrs 10 coectas inlsaJ
W fr,ft or passage acks and an further infomaiea
spply hs compahys ucss o1es oA the wharf, foot Of
CanAi street X bAhN
JrglTED yTArfs NAIL TO HAyANA
l. Atlaulic Mall sleaIuttip Company.
SAILING regularly every ThuItihy, ~ Gcocs y n Tfs-
CoLUNRfA, Captain v. Van -tee. Juiyk
RAGLE, Captain ". X Grcen, va sassau July w.
MOkkO CASTLE. Captain ~ Adams Juy ~
For frr,ght o. passage sppy V :. u wHEkLER, ~,
President No. Boviins 0rccns
L,oR BERMUDA
carrying United eate~ a, WI ALL f0f Ne above io.
"Wednesday, July y az o'cocs T. NJ from pF II Nons
river
First cabin. ~
seseas eeIss, % ne, % barrel o. iie IA ned sis. s
'""''''' ~ j. SoEsAE HAsyEY, as.nL
u Esw street
. pyERrTsEMErrs FOR rrrE HERALD
n RFCEfVKD IN BRoJKLYN AT Qua
fRAfCH orflck 10 fVLfJN rAhsf.
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THE TURF.

CREATEsT TRorTiE6 RACE OF THE SEASON.
~ Faahion Course L. J.; Monday. July u, Ell r. NJ.
Propretors purse 81 500; mite heats in s. in harness ~
Roden enters b. American Girl D. Pnfer b. La
dy Thorn J. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
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A DvERTISENENTS FOR THE HERALD
"A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, 1t5 FULTON STREET
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no CukKrra FuM Kxcru~lekS~ ~TfFR FfxE SRA
\ samalaef NAkkNK. Cast@in Anirpw lfeur~@ss, The
rANhNN A~s pesw thaxusty ovrshaulsa paiftea and
Trtlisa A. o. hasi
aiasN Tsnts, y Ns~ lea ras - raarsered GA
n ths Ailantie tatuAfiae NFteklg com-
pany ~ AsasA wx<m
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MYSTIC RIDING PARK,
TWO DAYS TROrTING.
Wednesday, July Match $2,0o0, Budd Doble's b. g.
HotsIur and Dan Pdfer's b. Myron Peiry mile heats
best three In i've, to wacons.
Thursday Jnly s-Aatch SEQ j. j. Bowen's b. Lucy
and Budd Dohle's h. Goldsmith Maid mile heats best
three In Eve, In harness
Good days snl track. Trotng commence at O'clock
MORRISON DOE,
Ptourictors.
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PERSONAL.

VERY BRIGHT, HEALTHY BOY az YEARS OLD.
n for adoption, Board II applying 70 board, state
Moderate terms Address H. O.. box 200 Herald Office.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

UNITED STATES,
Captain Geo T.. Norton,
will be despatched on Saturday, July 10 a. O'Clock p NJ
from pier ~ North river.
Freight through rates for st. Louis Noble ard
Galveston.
The SHERMAN will succeed Saturday, July H.
For freight passage, having superior accommodations,
apply TO - ..
HY.n n.vaV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21
THE PLAINS.

Snow Storm ut Denver-Discovcry of sup.
posed Remains Of One of Fremont's Eek.
ploring Pnrties-NTassacre Of Bucks Sur
veying Party-Capture of a Mail Coach by
Apaches and Murder of tho Driver and
Guard.
OMAHA Neb.; Oct 20, 1860.
Last night snow fell at Cheyenne to the depth of
one inch and at Denver to the depth Of two inches.
party OF m0untaneers discovered some days ago
in Southwest Colorado, between the Opal fork Of
the Rio Grande and the Saquatche the bones of SIX
men and forty.six horses, which are supposed to be
the remains Of party lost from General Fremonts
exploring expedition, OF whom nothing has been
heard since they started out, twenty years ago.
report has been received at the department
headquarters from Colonel Duncan, who recently
There is no further doubt that the surveying party
of twelve men under Nelson Buck were murdered
by the Indians on the Republican river In the latter
part OF August or early in September.
The following Is just received from Santa Fe:-A
letter from Apache Pass dated october O. reports
CaclieZ, attacked mail coach on the 5th inst Kill.
ing the driver, Colonel Stone and four soldiers OF
the Twenty first infantry. acting as an escort They
lett the bodies OF the murdered men naked and hor
ribly mutated, and carried on the coach and mules.
They also captured 800 cattle owned by man named
Apache Pass, and thereupon Lieutenant Winter and
twcnty-seven men OF the First cavalry started in
pursuit and came upon the Indians ninety miles
south OF Apache Pass Friday forenoon. fight
ensued In which twelve Indians were killed. the
others making their escape. The troops recaptured
horses and large quantity OF supplies owned by the
Indians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21
TINE TRENTON INTERNAL REVENUE CASE.

United States Marshal Pummer, at Trenton, n. j.,
Yesterday returned writ OF execution having
levied on the property OF Messrs. Keeney, Wake
man. Prentice, Gilbert and Mclaughlin (deceasedl,
the sureties OF ex-Collector Thorne against whom
the government recently obtained q verdict
for 100000, the amount of security In
bonds filed by them Tor the faithful discharge
OF IhoIne's duties as Collector OF the Fifth
district OF New Jersey. The property levied consists
OF real estate IN Jersey City. The suretios attempted
10 erect compromise with the government by
Offering $4,000 which was refused. They then
allowed the matter to lie In obeyance, manifesting
no disposition to discharge, the caim when the Dis
triet Attorney obtained writ OF execution above
mentioned An Indictment Is pending against
Thorne also for criminal neglect In causing the
government to lose the tax-two dollars y gallon
IN 10000 gallons OF whiskey
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socETe Os RENAISSANCE BEIGE.

meeting Of the Belgian residents OF New York
was held last evening in the lecture room OF the
Cooper Institute, for the purpose OF organizing
benevolent society for the relief Of distressed Bel
gians. The chair was taken by Mr.. G. Mali, who
pointed out briefly the motives which had brought
them together, and introduced Mr. Ernest Van
Bruyssel, the Belgian Consul to the United States
to the meeting.
Mr.. Van Bruyssel expressed his regret that he
and his countrymen had been compelled by dire
necessity to set about forming exclusive society
He had found, however, that nationality regulated
much OF the benevoence OF Europeans IN this city.
Belgians in distress therefore Jared badly at the
hands OF French and Germans. SO they mad to look
to themselves. III all the Europeans would unite to-
gether and form one powerful organization they
would gladly merge into It, Until that was
done they should supply the wants Of
their necessitous brethren best they could, and
he urged his countrymen throughout the Union to
generously aid the efforts now being made. While
the French English, German and Swiss immigrants
were provided for the destitute Belgian had to de-
pend on accidental individual charity. Every
motive therefore, suggested to them that they should
make grand endeavOr 10 establish a benevolent
organization. These views were endorsed by the
meeting Much discussion was created upon the
statutes, which were finally approved.
Subscriptions to the amount OF 81, 900 were taken
and committee formed to watch over the interests
OF the society IL the genial sympathetic feeling OF
the meeting be recprocated, was anticipated last
evening, the ''Societe de Renaissance Belge'' may
be looked fairly launched on its OF
funess.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Oct. 2o-4:S0
p M.-C0ns0ls closed at 93k for both money ana
the account United States hve-twenty bonds, SIX
for the OF 1862 Sl for 1855 and S3k for 1867.
Ten-forties, 76k. Stocks quiet; Erie Railway
shares 22A; Illinois Central 95; Atlantic and Great
Western 25H.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs, Oct 20-3:30 P. M.-The
BOurse ia frmer. Rentes, III 12c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRT, Oct. 2o.-United
States fve-twenty bonds heavy at SEX S7I.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Oct.
21-4:30 +. M.-Cotton closed quiet at IL i'd IL "a.
for middling uplands and l2h 12Ad. for midding
Orleans. Inc sales Of the day have been Il, 0oJ
bales. including oo0 for speculation and export.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE. Oct 20-4:30
p. M.-Cotton closed quiet and steady, both on tho
spot and afioat.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Oct. 2o-4:3o P. M.-Wheat los. cd. per GENITAL for
California white.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE NATURALIZATION, Oct.
20-30 r. M.-Splrlts OF turpentine. 27s Cd. per cwt
LONDON MARKET.-LoSDoN, Oct. 2o-s:3o L. NJ
Talow, AIS. 3d. per cwt. Sprins OF turpentine 23s.
30. per cwt Refined petroleum, Is. SAd. . Is "a.
per gallon Lln5eed OIL tZy b. per ton. sugar 39s.
Cd. 39s. Cd per cwt. for No. IL Dutch standard on
the spot aud 29s per cwt for do float.
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DOMESTIC INrILICITIES IN NEW JERSEY.
Interesting Divorce Subscriptions by the
Chancellor.

Interesting Divorce Suits-OpiniOns by the
Chancellor.
Yesterday in the Court OF Chancery at Trenton
Chancellor Zabriske delivered opinions In the cases
of FIayell vs.. Flavell and Codln2ton VS.. Cod
ington.
In the first case the Chancellor said 1t was suit
by Abraham W. Flavel for divorce from his wife,
the defendant Charlotte A. Flavel on the ground
or adultery. The answer denied the adul.
terry and also charged the complainant with
adultery by way OF recrimlnation and as
admitting the testimony OF George Moore, who
sworn on the part OF the complainant and after
the first days examination either absented or
secreed himself both parties having vainiy endeav-
ored to find or procure him. Moore had not signed
either his direct or cross.examinaon 80 Tar as pro-
ceeded with. The defendant asked TO suppress the
testimony OF Moore for that reason. ana the Chan
ceor, after elaborate dissertation on the admissa
bity OF certain evidence and the citation OF numer
Gus Judicial authorities, arrived at the conclusion
that Moore's deposition not being signed by him
ceor ordered decree for divorce to be entered in
favor OF Abraham w. Flavcll.
The bin In The case OF Codngton vs. Codington
was for divorce risc,li0 for desertion. The
defendant lwife being out OF this state was served
with notice to appear and defend the suit, but she
the case was not within the Jurisdiction OF this
and that the divorce should not be granted. The
parties were married In the city. or New York,
and resided there four years after their mar
risge, after which they removed to BERGEN
Point this State In 1858, with the intention OF
living there. On the 27th OF July in that year the
defendant deserted her husband and has never since
| lived with him. The complainant resided at Bergen
Point for month or two after his wife left him and
then returned to New York. In this case neither OF
the parties resided In this State for more than two
months after the dsserton commenced. The resi-
dence OF these parties being In the state Of New
York. neither party by stepping over to this State
with his trunk and taking lodgings for few weeks
can give to this court jurisdiction in the matter
Even II the requirements Of the statutes or tire
State were strictly complied with, the decree
OF divorce would be nullity, aud In the state OF New
York the marriage relation would still exist. The
Chancellor held that this case was not within tie
provisions or the statute, for the first section pro-
vdes that the parties OF them shall he inhab-
tans or the state at tho time OF the desertiOn com
planned Of and the last clause requires that one OF
them shall have been a resident OF the state Tor
three years during which such desertion shall have
continued. On these grounds the application Tor
divorce was denied. A number OF other opinions
READ, but they were OF an embarrassing CHAR
actor The calendar for this terra - unusually large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21
CIRCLE LyRIOUe FRATeaneL

A ball was given last evening at the Germana AS
semby Rooms by this association, organized both
for social and benevolent purposes. Its headquar-
ters are in Prince street. where agreeable reunions
are held among the attractive features OF the In
sttution being the v0cazation OF the members.
The Circle Lyrque Fraternel is In fact singing So
cety, though II has likewise In view the aid OF the
sick and destitute belonging to It, The ball last
night the first held under the auspices OF the society,
was comparatively successful the attendance COM
prising over q hundred couples. The decorations
wer, appropriate and a good band OF music con-
trbuted to render the terpsichorean festivities very
enivening. A heightened programme OF dancing
was agreeaby gone through, and the company sepa-
rated at late hour evidently pleased with the nrst
public venture Of the association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-21
VIRGINIA.

Adjournment Of the Northumberland Of
Ex-Rcvenue Officers for Counterfeiting To-
baccO stamps.
RICHMOND, Oct. 90, 1869.
The Legislature this morning adjourned to meet on
the second Tuesday after Congress shall have ad-
mitted the State into the Union.
For some time past the authorities at Washington
have been appraised of the existence OF gang en-
gagged In the manufacture and sale OF counter.
felt internal revenue tobacco stamps. A de-
tective was sent here to watch the parties
engaged and to-day the following persons
were arrested charged with having III
their possession ana selling the counterfeit stamps-
Frederick Bannasch, exDeputy Collector or Inter-
nal Revenue; Captain Thomas w. Roach ex-delec-
tive OF the Revenue Department, and Lieutenant
John II. Stone late United states Whskey Inspector
and at present special detective. Counterfeit
stamps to the amount OF So, 900 were seized In the
hands OF Bannascn: They were sixty pound tobacco
stamps class 81 The United States Commissioner
baied Bannasch and Roach In SO, 900, and Stone,
against whom the evidence is not so strong in $1,000
to appear on the 22d INST 1t is said the bogus
stamps were sent from the manufacturers in New
York and are pretty thoroughly circulated in the
South.