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The New York herald., 1869-06-02

u UGERs AMERICAN LINE TO EURopE.-roe BRE.
men and copenlasen via Cowes taking passengers to
Havre, London, Hamburg and 0othcnburg.
First class sdewhce passenger steamers comriaing the
0CbAM UobA, ,, ,3uEENa, ARIEL GUIDING STAR
The well known steamship SANTIAGO DE CUBA will
leave pier lS North river, Wednesday. June l6 at r.
Rates OF passage 10 Cowes Hamburg Bremen First
cabin, $50; second cabin, xsg seerage &22, gold.
Apply to RUGER BROS, General Agents.
The New York herald., 1869-06-02


II Carrying the United States mails.
The well known siicwheel steamship
BIENVILLE,
j. Is. Baker, commander,
is now receiving freight and viii pier IS North
Saturday. June 8, Mt O'Clock +. II.
Through rates and through ls of adng given 70 Calves
ton ndianoa, and Rock Port Texas Mobile Ala,
and to all points on the Mississippi river.
No Havana freight received on day of sailing.
For freight passage appytO
LIviNGSrON Fox & CO, SO Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET

A LADY LIVING IN HER OWN HOUSE, FIEdhNT
n ly furnished, everything new, viii ent enc OF wv
pleasant Rooms, with modern Improvements; moderae
price quiet respectable party Apply ~ s9 b~s fweny
ninth street.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

FATAL AooIDKNT.-Lsste evening, about six
O'Clock, an old gentleman named Jeremiah In.
dcrmauer, residing at 37t ID street, beween
Sixth and Seventh, leaving his vile sitting
At the supper table started to 80 into the sit.
tng.room. A few minutes later his wife hear.
found him laying at the foot Of the stairs In .
senseless condition. She at once summoned
assistance and had him carried up stairs. Dr..
Tree was Immediately summoned and pro-
nounoed the neck broken. Tho coroner was
notified and will hold an inquest to-day.
MIR. Indermauer was q native OF Swltzer-
about forty years He was employed al the
arsenal until age The being % years old) COM
PEELED him to abandon hard labor. He was
member Of the German Eyengelioal Lutheran
also q member OF the German Benevolent As
ISOLATION. The family had resided at this
place only since the 1st Of January. His fune-
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
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left.hand sido going from Baltimore street, few
] doors from tho eo"ner. Fail not TO observe name
letter, ,:s;,ss S & ..g g1l.; 4. POSTPAID % -sa
writing should state ago. and send portion Of sd.
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fsetlon hal the happiness .. snotheT Sseomss
bliEhted with S pr gym nn;v ,vpnrnvv,v
when the missuided and impTudent yotary Of
pleasure hnds he has imbibed the seeds Of his
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nary :uSstsnss fsep him gI9ihs in month ss sf.si
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health 70 sig6 GS.t his snliinF disagpoin!mspt.
ease. such as Affection q the Head, Throat, Nose,
dsaIi put. period 10 RIs drsad!ai saispass ~ s9
sending him TO that undiscovered country from
whose essfbs e2sfbSRRssaEsT 81 Tik REs
within ISs last sIs6tssa YEAR, and the ss%sroS.
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nsPy other psPs5r:, notlsss o. yslsf aRPssIsd
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Persons writing should be particular in direct.
sI letters JShs g N a'jSSHIISSRsr jSHSsr6h b hs flO~Ns
Jss-ly Balhmore MAivland.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
ONE PRICE TO ALL CUSTOMERS II,

Believing that we can show appreciation OF those
sOns Of few cents to those who would "beat
down In price, and yet chaTging full figures to
string to assist In furnishing useful infor to
the respectiye trades which sustain our business,
we offer the following additional
INDUCEMENTS.
To customers who bring evidence Of having PuI,
chased from us TWEATY.PIyE DOLLARS
we will furnish either Of the following, free OF
charge:
Bloan's Architectural (Monthly) Journal. for
Builders aud Architects,
Coach Makers Journal
Blacksmith . and PRTTieT's Assistant
Turner'S Manual.
Tables Of WoIEhtA. Measures, and Capacity,
HaTpeTa' Magazine.
or any other monthly journal which the buhIness
or taste VI the customer may suggest
decd JOHN X. ELYANs 4 CO.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CouRr-Judgs Fishsr.-This court
transacted the following business yesterday;
George Garrison and Catharine Garrison,
convicted of assault and battery last week.
General Terry moved the court to grant a new
trial on the ground that there had been error
on the trial In holding the wife, Catharine
Garrison, as guilty OF the offence, the evidence
showing that all her acts In relation to the
offence had been performed In the presence of
her husband, and therefore by presumption OF
law under his coerc lon.
The case was argAed by General Terry for
the motion, and by 1Iessrs. Norris and Car.
rington In opposition.
Judge Fisher overFuleL the motion. He said
that much Of the law In relation to husband
and wife had been modified by the progress of
the world. The law OF cons tructive coercion,
that for whatever criminal acts woman did
In the presence of her husban d, he was re-
sFonsible, but not she, had Its d. .Nte at q time
when tho law authorized the husbA nd to oasti-
gate his wife, provided the scouree was no
thicker than the girth Of his thumb. but the
altered condition of the sexes had now altered
the law. When he was married, wives prom
ised to love, serve, and obey their husbands
now they promised only to love, honor, and
cherish. So with the diminution OF his 70.
sponsibillties. Now, while wife's crimin-
ality In the husbands presence is presumption
OF his coercion, 1t 10 only prinla Jdeis, and may
be rebutted by proof, This was the doctrine Of
common sense, and II was In accordance with
reason and the Scriptures. The proof 10 this
case showed that the woman had acted OF her
own will, She was therefore responsible, and
the verdict was right.
Adjourned
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
In CHANBRRs-Judge Fisher.-The foIlowiu
business was transacted yesterdays

IN sCHAMBRRs-JudgeF Fisher.-The foIlowiIe
business was transacted yesterdays
AHABEAs CORPUS CASE.
upon writ OF hdbedS corpus there came
before the Judge one Spencer Butler, charged
with stealing sorrel mare and bay horse
rom walter Lowe on the goth Of October last,
ernor Of Maryland.
The atidavit in this case had, by a iapIuI
PennG, been made to state that the owner Of
the horses, Lowe, had escaped from Justice
and ned to the District of Columbia.
Mr. Darlington argued that such q mistake
BILE.
Gen. Terry insisted that the surrender of
iugitives from Justice was an act OF comfy
only, and to secure such surrender strict COM
pliance with the statute was necessary. Here
u was evident that the affidaVit which The
law required had not been filed in this case
The Court held the affidavit lnsufflcIent
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

TESTIMONIAL FROM HON. JOHN CoyoDR,
MEMBER OF eREss.-WAsHINoToN, ID. o.,
June u, ls6s.-For more than a year suffered
Inconvenience from q constant sounding 10 my
left ear. On the 21st day OF May applied for
relief to Dr. Aborn. He relieved me at once,
and from that day to this l have had no difi-
Guilty OF any kind with my hearing. Truly,
JOHN CoyoDE,
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

LABoRRRs' EMPLOYED MIR. John Russell,
dd interim commissioner OF the Sixth ward,
yesterday put to work large number Of
iaborers, white and oolored, on the corpora.
tion work In that ward. Mr.. r. will act as
commissioner until the LIST OF February, when
he will turn the once over to the new ap-
poIntee, Mr., Dobbins.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

CHARGED WITH INTENT TO DEFRAUD.-Wm.
A. Tinney was arrested yesterday, and brought
before Justice Shepherd, on the charge OF en-
deavoring to defraud Robert q. Blaine OF the
sum OF 400, by removing from certain store
on Seventh street, between street and Mas.
sachusetts avenue, a certain amount Of prop
erty held by tho said Blaine on deed Of trust.
These goodB, 1t Ia charged, were placed at an
auction store to be sold, for the purpose of de.
fraudlng Blaine OF the amount due him. MIR.
TInney gave security for his appearance to-
day at O'Clock, to answer the charge, which
he contends 10 unjust. He claims that during
store was entered and ali OF his valuable stock
taken therefrom by parties holding deeds OF
trust thereonI all Of which he claims was
illegal and In violation OF law.
The goods are at the auction store, adver.
tised to be sold on Tuesday next. Two prom
inent lawyers OF the city have been acting In
the matter, one as trustee, and the other as
prosecutor, and II Is expected that before the
proceedings thus commenced by the arrest OF
Mr.. Tinney are concluded, = vast amount OF
litigation will result.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

"UNHKRALDED oEs."-Simon Wolf, esq.
will lecture upon the above subject before th'
Grand Army of the Republic at Metzerot
Hall on Tuesday next, at O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

CHEAP FugL-THB PROTECTIVE LEAouE-
The agent ofthis association, Chas. E.LAthrop,
OF the Government Printing once, has secured
others with fuel. Prices: red ash coal, ti0 rs;
white ash, toT5; oak wood, tsj pine, VI. Esti.
mates should be sent In forthwith.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
1 seTlber has obtained from the 0rphRns' Court
letters Of mnistratiOn on the personal estate Of
GgoRdR hARrIH, late Of WRshin Eton county, b. G.
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with The vouchers thereof, TO the subsorlbeT
on or before the 9Th day Of January next they
may may yaherwise by law be excluded from all ben.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of January,
1879 GUSTAV UEISLER,
ial2 Tu9t' AdmIalstTator
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

VHIs IS TO Owe NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
!, ! w seIlber has obtained from the orphans Court
letters q admntstration, q. T. A. on the personal
estate % q Wh Moss, late Of the United Staies army
Ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
lhoreo to the subscriber, or before the 18th
Of January next they may Otherwise by law b
EXCLUDED from all benefits Of the said estate
sGiNeh under my hand this 10th day q January,
'HN 2. B. BOYLE,
JlD'N3W AdministrAtOT,C O. r A
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

TESTIMONIAL FROM Son OF Mrs. JOSEPH
FALLAssBER.-WAsHIsa d. o., January
II, ls6o.-DR. ABoRs-Dear Sir: In justice to
add my testimony to the list Of those when
you have cured. Fourteen years ago had the
scarlet fever, and have been deaf In my left
ear ever since, until was relieved by you. I
placed myself under your care Ave days ago,
and received an Improvement by the hrst
operation, and have continued to Improve SO
that now can hear the ticking Of q watch
some eight inches from my ear.
CHARLEs FALLANsBEE,
II street, between Sixth and Seventh.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

REV. W. II. ANDERSON will lecture on Rit
ualism at Carroll Hall tomorrow evening
under the auspices OF the Young .Catholicl
Friends Society.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

wAsHISorox, D. G., Jan, IS, lSoo
The skiliful, successful and scientific treat.
ment OF DR.. Aborn In case Of ear and throat
disease, elioits my gratitude and thanksi and
warmly commend him to my friends and the
public generally. DR.. Aborn 10 q man Of few
words, but his professional ability speaks for
itself. john 5. CurrirGHAM,
PAymaster U. 3. Navy.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

"THE TRANsPIouRATIoNn will furnish the
subject for discourses by the pastor at ths
Ninth street Methodist Protestant church to
morrow morning and evening.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

CoRosER,s INouEsr.-S Some doubt having
Frances Martin, whose death, as was supposed
by apoplexy, was announced In the RErUB.
LloAS Of Thursday, Coroner Potter felt con-
strained to hold an Inquest upon the body,
made q post fnortsm examination and pro.
nouneod her disease one OF the heart. The
jury rendered q verdict In accordance with the
facts,
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

SELLING LIoroR WITHOUT LrcENsE.-Hen-
ry Kaiser, for selling liquor without q license,
was tried before Justice Harper, at the Cen:
tral guard house yesterday, and hned $40 and
costs. Several other cases were postponed by
agreement of counsel until Monday, Febru.
AIRY l,
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

THE STEAMER COLUMBIA am.
Has resumed her regular trips be- sxfIk
WEDNESDAY MORNiHd,
at Q o'clock.
She will stop at all the principal landngs on the
river for passengers and freight For further par
"o TGios. W. RILEY 4 SON. Agents..
Rilsy's Wharf,
my9O-tufSm Atthe foot Of Eleventh street.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
rEn. PENCIL Anp scrssoRs.

CALrronutA's dry winter will result in
short grain crop.
MtssEsorA has a historical library OF ak
thousand volumes.
AsAs ~. 10 w worcester, r. q, Mass, has m''r.
Two CATTLE DISEASES are epidemic In Lux
embourg, aud are proving verv fatal.
Mr.. BowLRs, Of the Springfield Republican,
10 now talked Of for Postmaster General.
MANY PHiLADELrHIANs believe 10 the no
eessity OF paid Ore department for that city.
BosroN has been beaten at ehes. by spring,,
field. Out Of four games Springfield gained
two and one was draw.
aEr. WILSON McOArpLEs, OF Pittsburg, 10
mentioned as the Democratic candidate ior
Governor OF Pennsylvania.
JurIuss nrst public letter was dated jan
usry q, i7ee, one hundred years ago on Thurs-
Tan number of persons killed by earrisge
Ts4y ~ n. o 81 III. 6
the railways Of England and Wales together.
TIE number Of Congressional ohurehe. In
the United states 10 :, 1908, with q membetsh,p
sentS The addisiens SYH 81 profe,.ion ore during The
past year were Ie,Toi, which number has been
exceeded 10 only two years OF the preceding
There were sss decentralization and 1891
deaths. Sabbath schools number 346,T 100 mem
bers, an increase Of over $4,000.
REMOVAL OF POLITICAL DisABILirrxs.-Mr.
sheiiabarser, OF Ohio, has introduced In the
House Of Representatives . bill to regulate
the manner OF making application to Congress
for the removal OF political disabilities i'm
posed by the fourteenth amendment. y pro.
vides that application shall be by petition
under oath, and to bc nled with the Alto rney
General, and BY him forwarded TO the CLERK OF
the Houset that the petition shall show the
rebeilionj the grounds on which he rests his
petitionj and shall contain an amdavt that
the petitioner will ever after support and De
true allegiance to the Government. That no.
tice bypublieation shall be given the appliea-
tion, and that United States commissioner be
torney Generals oficer the afidavits, if any
there be, OF citizens showing cause why the
prayer Of any petitioner should not be granted
beiiion, done or encouraged any act OF yio'
lence against any citizen on account OF politi
cal opinions or loyalty to the Government.
AFvAIhs In JAPAr.-Additional Japanese
news has been received. The Mikado has 10.
| sued q proclamation announcing that peace
reigns throughout the land, and Justifying his
princta. All things seemed progressing favor
ably for the southern cause. The nofthern
princes openly disavow the conduct Of hd
shaking several OF the Miksdos vessels. Nc
northern army is now 10 the held. The south
erners are disbAnding their troopl. The stHcE
| and capture OF HakadAdi was aohieved undo
| the supervision OF European officers, the south
| erners offering but little opposition.
Admiral GucomAtta issued stringent orderI
| for the seizure and condscatlon OF all foreigt
| vessels caught conveying troops and stores
There have occurred many breaches Of neutral
| ity by foreign ships. Tho Tycoon,s brother
| MenboneAyo, arrived from Paris on the 10th o
December, and soon after had an Interview
| with the Mikado, and II 10 reported that b,
was entrusted with mission OF peace to hi
| brother,
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

The EMBEzzLEMgNT CAsE.-YeBterday was
the time set for the further hearing OF J.
Wright CLARK, before Justice Shepherd, on the
charge Of embezzling funds belonging to the
land, Ohio. Clark appeared with his counsel,
and after having waited for some time for the
prosecuting witnesses to appear, Mr.. FendAll,
the witnesses Tor the United states would be
present. and further stated that MIR. Clark had
been Indebted to the Insurance company, but
not for as large sum as charged In the war
rant for his arrest-ss00,40. The company had
agreed to receive a certain sum agreed upon
and Telinquish the prosecution. After a
sufficient time had elapsed, and no one APP
peAring to prosecute, the Justice dismissed
the case,
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

REAL ESTATE SALK.-areen 4 Williams,
auctioneers, on Thursday, sold part Of lot 33,
In square 3ss, with improvements, fronting on
an alley between Ninth and Tenth streets and
L and Y streets south, to VIM. RRgan for t5. IS.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

WASHINGTON CITY ORPHAN AsvLUA.-Tht
annual meeting and election OF officers for the
ensuing year, will take place on Tuesday eve
ming, January 20, at 1880 y. m.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

LADIES' should call and see the Embroidered
!'lipper at Princes Stamping aud Fluting
kooms, 322 T street, between Tenth and Elev-
FlutinR,
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

ODESSA PAsIER CoLLAPsINo-SKrRT, the bel
made. Douglass, sole agent, No. sos Nintl
street.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

AsTHE TRAVELLING SEASON approach trav.
elers wish to know where to obtain trunks
that will stand the rough usage of baggage
smashers. We advise them to visit the exten.
sive indngJaciory and Tdieroom Of James S. Top.
ham 4 Co, 500 Seventh street, east side, one door
the largest stock Of and best made trunks In
the District OF Columbia, with McMurray's
patent staysi also with Houses patent solid
rubber corners, for which they are sole agents
This corner breaks the force Of the blow when
heavily packed trunks are thrown down upon
the pavement or floor, thus making them twice
as durable,
Messfs. Topham X 90. also have a large
stock OF yalises, packing trunks, ladies' and
mems sltehels, &c, made OF the best material, ,
which they buy low, for cash, and sell low for
cash. They have received four silver medal
from the Maryland Institute.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
Charles what liberal people may deposit IL
Its treasury. JAMEs y. TusTir,
WIN. DIXON,

A. s, SoLoMoSs,
Mr.. Dixon, from the committee to represent
the society before Congress, reported thst .he
bill had been introduced In Congress estefday
to make an appropriation for the feilet OF the
poor Of the city, and he had no DOUBT u "ouiu
On motion, $50 for each ward was appropri.
ated from the treasury for the purpose OF
supplying the wards with groceries Tor the
M. BroWn smoke Of the very pleasant time
enioyed al The meeting OF the visitors of the
soeIety, and brought to the notice OF the
board, the following sugEes,ions
., 10 furnish the visitors with small sum
Of money each, to supply pressing necessities
0. To map out the various wards into dis.
The president stated that all these matters
would come under the direction Of the general
The Chair stated that II would be necessary
to appoint three persons to make the arrange
ments for the ladies' sewing society.
Messss. Dixon, Tustin and Col. O'Bcirne
were selected as the committee,
The board then listened with pleasure to
some remarks made by DIR. Joseph walsh, one
OF the visitors to the poor OF the Sixth ward.
DR.. walsh spoke OF the destitution which ex-
listed In his ward, describing at length the
want among the people living In the north
east portion OF the ward. He wanted the
Is a great want Of assistance In the city, and
he desired that every man who has q dollar
should feel that he ought to divide with the
'ss,ylSg Ips people u 9f III this e,ty; ,, ,,.u,
remarks in regard to the soup-houses, and
suggested that a -soup-house be established
for the Sixth and Fourth wards,
The general agent was Instructed to select
point for the soup-house, and establish the
samei and after some conversational debate
the board adjourned.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23

EvANGELLIzISo THE MASSES Why the
common people heard Christ gladly, and why
many will not hear Christ's minister now,
is the subject OF discourse by the Rev. Mr.
Butler In the Eleventh. street Lutheran church
tomorrow night.
The national Republican., 1869-01-23
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portation Company to and from BOSTON, is pre-:
pared to take through freight at much reduced
rates, as the usual charge Of drayAge and other
expenses through Baltimore Is avoided BY this
car. of T. A. WILLIAMS Il Co, Norfolk. va.
PC. further Information apply to JOS, L. GAIT,
GeorEet.wn, p. Q. or at OFFICE OF COMPANY,
corner New York avenue and Seventeenth street,
nov2l-u J. W. THOMPSON. President