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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-10
&abel< Depe19e II.

Qonbpn, 2. Sult. Die vGines" fast 1T
ibrer teutisen Nuu1mer, hae fetn @runo CUR
llnrube spe9en Der 8~e5ieAunsen @robbritta>
niens gum Auslanbe n%urtanben fti. Sir
@el1dftsleute fti pot1 BAG 8erbdltnie ju ben
Ser. 5taaten binfi1tlid btr Mlaban,a-1Tor>
~berunsen unb Der jesise !3ufanb IN 5rant>
reid bas Didttsie. Die Mabama.M nsele.
.senbeit 1T nidt beprobli4er, ais lie Is Dor
reinent SABRE mar ais bic unterbanblun9en
,bes @efanbten Sobniou e1aaben, bab eng.
lamb bereit fet, serninftise 3cneefTonen ;u
MAIDEN. Die Entertainer adben tpobl Elm,
nae Is r1oSli9 fem pirb, biz Bel4tperoe auf
beren 9anblunsen cber beren 8enebmen 3u<
1ud3uflbren, unb baben baber fein 8erlan>
gen, bic Trase in elmer feine{eisen @eiie au
erlebtsen.
'Mabrit. &c teibt, ea6 Senor &eperc,
Yrdi1oent Der Gprtes. ben Aafaxs ertaltsn
bahe, Elm neues @iniferiuu, u tilDen.
Dabliu, z. Suli. Gin bebeutenber Auf<
rutr Sam In Yprtabctpn beute Dor unb ent.
faxb In Tolse elmer Oranoenaen>D eu1pni fra.
ton. Die poli3ei feuerte auf bic Anfribrer
unb tsbtete einen Nann unb pfspuRSete et<
nen a,.seren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-10

f&enben ipartei bepeifsn. bod posu? Sober
sostb, bab felt Grfaafuus ber @eIt nod sein
Bolt fredsr betoblsn ,pprben IL, als bas amer
ifanii@e felt BEN Musbrade bes Rrieses bis auf
ben beutieen Sag.
Wel@en alnipra@ fann nun aber bic berr-
f@enbe partet auf bic frrnsre l1nteraibuns bes
golfes baben? 6at fe etma bic Wublfatrt bes
eanbes befSrbsrt2 Nan blide I'M, fG bic @e<
i@afte ltesen fia ; bic wreilt aQsr Mrtitel, bic
bas Bolt brau&t, lnb in Golse bee Earif> unb
Stsuererudes 10 iebr In bic 6Sbe sef&raubt,
bas fe ber arbeiter taunt erl9winsen tann.
@an fiiblt ben Grud, Der auf allen @ei@aftsn
ben Eanetl an gertrauen, bic t1ndderbsit unt
5altloieteit unierer !3uNdnbe. Sober fabl, bab
es tranfbafte .3aRdnbe fnb, bic mubl bur@
Auadialbereien serf9limmsrt, absr ni9t eebos
ben terben fInnen. u ia
@iQ bas Bolt eeneitn, bann mub Is uor al.
len Dineen bic rabifalenD ofturen abi@afen, bic
bas 2anb nit ibren pfui@ereien auf ben 9unb
eebra@t baben unb bies iolte bic pornebmfe
Grase in allen tcumenbtn Wablfampfen Ill.
ben? '..''
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-10

DE Baltimore @eder tbeilt aus Off
aieler auperldliser Que1e NIT bab bic Nad<
riAt, bab ST.. emil !6lAfer, Gpnful ber
Ser. ct. in Barmen iettens Der beutf9en
Bunoesre9ierun9 bas Grequatur ntdt e.
Ebalten b. b. nt4t anerfannt ,porben fei, Elm
gang unbesranpeter &latf9 fei. yu! eg.r.s.
|u BebeutenbtrgD iebfabl. - Die
@ebraber Safob unb sSobn Mals IN Gave
tpwn bel @aserStorpn NarYlanb trpbnbaft,
batten tpdbrenb beS &rte9es In ibrem Seller
$4,000 in flin9enter Niin3e Yer9raben, no
es aud na@ Der 3eit Bis Dor &ur3em rubis
perblieb. Miemanb tpuBte ettpas baron ais
Elm Ne9er, Nan,enS @m. Sanbers, Der aGer
ni1t fbmeisen fonnte unb enblt1 bas &C.
tetnnib einett WeiDen, einem @rpbl1mtebe,
Mantens George WtQiams, Der In Der Ndbe
arbeitete, entbedte. Dieter bplte ii9 natlr>
lid ben 51at, Yerrietb fid aber bur9 fem
nerf9menberii9es Muftreten, namentli9 ent>
ptdelte er bel benz fa6nen @efdle@te etne
aQ3u9rcBe unb etfri9 benaBte Sreigebi9feit.
Betbe wurben Yerbaftet. .t4r .....
Der 8iebmarftt III Baltimore.
[-Die 3ufubr BON @Alaatpieb betrus Yer,
sansene @pde ll4s Stad, l03 tpeniser
ais IN Der pprberse9anaen WcAe, bierpcn
fan,en SOB pcn Sbtp, bic l1ebrtsen meifena
Don 8irstnien. Dertauft wurben 597 an
bief9e Mebser, 2l8 an @pefulanten nnb bc1
&eI purbe na4 benz Often peridift. Dif
Yretfe feQten i6 PRO 100 Yfuno fir att
&lbe unb Sealapass auf $4.25-$5; &C.
uStnli4e S4fen unb 8ube $3.50; beGes
reQualttdt Sc. 50-$7.50 unb befesS Ala4t'
rieb $3.50 bis $3.50. 1t. ss.
SIN Gpanssine 1ebt Elm farbieer Burger
Der LOG Sabre alt 1T. Ct ipQ far5li9 erf
fetn tansffes Rinb be9raben baber, bas
Monate alt 9eftprben tpar. " .'S Thy
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-10
Sie uNaeifc 8abu."

Die GreebsiGt bes 8sfunbss bes9Rssisrunss-
Gomni1drs Slaat q. @urris aus Saiapis atsr
bic vaeifc>8abn inb fuleenbe: .t..
l. bic 8abn IL ni&t, pie bas @eits 70 ,rfur-
bert, cine 8abu erfer alafe; @
2. bic nutbwenbieen @ebaute Vnt nt9t e.
ri9tet; .,.
3. bic Briidsn fnt nidt iolib IN, f&sr g.
mug; "'t
4. Die Eunnels fub ni9t wit ssnas fir sia
buppeltts @eleilt;
5. bas gabnbett bat MID. bur@f&nAti@ bic
B,ttte Sun IA Gub, nod fnb ss @stsi}e ent>
ipre@enb seIest;
6. 90 it teienbers eefabrlie, f@svrrs !3aee
lber ben peali9tn She'll ter Babn YafTren IL
la6en;
Z. bic Bru9binsn linb an sisl.n @teQen
i@un serridt unb bic S9ienen ans bot ebensn
Gage eetOntmen uno e~sbceen;
8. bic Babn 1T in @irni@teit nur tF Ut 9
Dritteln ftrtis, unb 90 wirb swei bic trti Sabre
brau@en, fs ~ suueaben unb in sutea Stans
~ ieben;
8. Der Gunereb bate Elm Drittel Der Subf-
bien auridbalsn fcQen, bis bic Babn tpirtli@
ouQenbst unb gut berseftat it;
10. bic @esierune ioQte ibre Sntere1tn mab-
rem bur& @tltenbma&en aaer ibrer reitrSirten
@s@te unb bic Gempasnie'n anbalsn, ibren
gerpFi&tunsen s%oaRanbis na&autummeu, besur
cine ~tueitere @ub(eie ausse3ablt pber bic anftp=
benben QGnbereien eetirt tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-10

- G1prdfbent sSotnfon perlieb bereits
@aibinstpn, nm in 9enneRte auf benSturap
fur Senter 5u geben. vs. q g.. r
- SIN @afbin9tcn foleu bic ,Mtasmen"
pisber i'm Mbnebmen fem. rags.,- -.r
- Sc tetbt iebt, bic Mbmtnttratipn babe
Sen. Sidles !beauftrast, NIT @panien rtsen
Gnfaufs Der ,Sniel Cuba in unterbanpluns
3u treten- unb man slaubt, oab Spanten
ouf ben Mntra9 einseber tptrb, ba Is rn9e<
beure Sumnten fpfet tulroe, bic Snlel unter
ben 9e8entpdrtieen utnadnbeu au bebaurten.
Diefes 8erfabren piroe bic &e9ierun9 Der
Mptbmenbisfett aberbebeu, bic Snlursenten
an3uerfennen.
49, Der Dd,npfer Berlin 1T am 2. Suit,
0ermtttaes, ncn Brentert NIT 800 YaGasie>
rem unb elmer soften Qabun9 in Baltimore
an9elanst- .L'.r1 ID" t..4 .s ...
- M&taeba beutfae @eianspereine opn
philadelphia, bic fat 500 @dnser etnldlie>
sen, Iperben fh AM II. SGn9erfet 1T 8alti>
more rom 10, Bis gum Is. Suli betteilt>
ae1,. ''
= Der Stretching ppn Gsspten Sat in
Nem<gorf 10000 &emin9ton.Bu6ftn BE-
felt, bic In ater 8lr3e abseftefert pereen
maRen- .H1-...
- DE Direftoren Der Scean.8anf in
Ne.p 9e<t baben einen Yreis pom $4,000 auf
Die Gntbedun9 Der &duber 9e{eet DerVer@
Iuf, 4rd1er bur6 ben Haub perassaBt tpur>
be, tetrdst iber $5O0,000.
Die @efansenen auf benz Ser. Staa>
ten 3riesslhif 8ernpnt .uerbex tpabrf4ein~
lid nod beute Mbenb aeeen Bar9fhaft ent.
laFen tperben, bl bic Maioritit aus Guba=
ueru beltebt. Senpr Mlfero ln5 Or.8aGpca
tpurben iebo9 na9 Ne.p.yorf sebraht uno
III bic Qublpp @traSen Sail se(perrt.. Nors
3un, 8, Sult, tperben ie Dor G0n1ntifdr@bite
9ebra9t, unb ttr @eiuh, 8aas{9aft su fel>
len, tpiro tpatrf4einlia sewdtrt tperben.
- @ir pernetmen, bag bic ipanii6en
Truppen int Ginep GiQas D;trift bic auf
1000 Mann pern,ebrt tpprbet inb.
Gin anltbnli@es ipaniihes'@ prps Bate IS
Sn{uraenten, tpcrunter r1e4rere Mmerifaner,
,9efansen se~ncnan1en, tporaxf biefelben ;upul"
Der unb Blet b~e9ndbt9t wuphen.
Die ipanii4en Sruppeu merber eenetntrirt
unb fiebt man elmer entl9eioeneen Shlaht
ent9esen.
Sn Tplee Ger Radridt bas bic Ser. ct.
Nesierun9 bic Derlesun9 Der Neutralitdts<
@efeSe perbinpert babe, fnb bic @panier Jul
serfidt1i9er ee.uoroen uxb 'feben nun cine:
%faleuniseren 8eenoisuas Der &ebeaion ent>
'9e9en. =.
Der OberF Der goloutaire unterbreitete
ibre Torberune benz @eperal Qetonta in gu
erto Yrtneipe, pcrauf bieftr benOberf fofcrt
in Mrret fanbte. Die golontaire marfdir<
ten bierauf als lie bies s.fubren, na9puerto
Yrtneipe, bolten tbrtu0 6erf aus benz Mrref-
Qcfal unb ftedten ben General Qetpnta IN
bafelbe. @an ertpartet befintntt, bag bic
fatalpnifden uno fubAni{den TreiwiQtgen
Jpn eri4ieBen iperbeu.
Der @eneral.G apitdn .be Npbas ertteilte
in feiner Sfentliden &ebe ben Sournalifen
ben gutter, &att, u,ebr Rdst9un9 5u ;eisen,
bic 8eriOtnuns aatrQkEen an3uareben uao
bic 8erDfentli&uns a1er aufresenben uno
anfobisen Mrtifel, n~arue,tlt4 in Betref bes
speibli4en @efale4ts. III unterlafen.
- Die Eotal- Ginnatmen fur 3DQe scn,
p. bis 80. Stunt betru9en $4,024,065. Die
Ginnatmen Der inneren &epenuen betru9en
am 2. b. 81. $l,25OyO00.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-10

.ae fcuen bic Dittwen unb Staten erbalten.
8pn Mnbeginn an bat bas Direetpren Gpl>
leeium aussemadt, bab &err@ Gilmore, ,penn
bas Subildum gut ausfdlt, $4,000 en-
pfansen ioa. Ser @tlu.rre bat aud Elm
6aus nebf d @runbfd9e in Bottom, bas
$4,000 tpertb 1T, BON ben Direetcren ais
@eiAenf fir feline seleiteten Dienfe erbal>
ten.
-Die Central @aetfc> Gitnbabn> Cont
paenie BAT lire Granspprtationsraten fur
pafasiere atermals a%bsednbert. Der5abr>
prets IN @purantselb ftebt iest fclsenberma>
ben: .r,ta.h. .;ittlam. y. :iazl
Bon Gan 5raueisep mad Nep yprt $l75o 90
-" Bottom :l76 90
:" Nta9ara
Salts 40 so
"'c 60" ,U"' Cincinnati l66 SO
-" /" Gbica9p l58 90
st. Qpuis 1853 90
"" F" Omaha 1873 OF
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ct. Naul Marftberi1t.
Wbslefale prife.
prp

Ds4tntlt& Gprresirtspn V.br. Iimms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring purchase rent such property
will find II to their interest to advertise In THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other news
paper and in addition 70 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will DO found not only EewYork and all It's ees and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be az brief as Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals In every
business proesson consequently advertisements IN each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention TO reports sales Of real estate both in city
snd country thus adding greatly to tho value OF It's col
umns as an advertising medium. The charges for adser
tsng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE % cents per INC
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, q per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE rs cents per line About ten words OF
our wide columns average line Terms cash In advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
THE FENIAN FUNDS.

John OMahoney agt. John Latotess, august
BeRont and Ernest LttcE6-Superior Couft-SpeclaI
Ierm-Ibc proceedings IN this case came on OcLoIe
Judge McCunn yesterday morning. MT James Henuef,
son appeared for the receiver and Mr. W. W. Mcf lahu
for the defendants Counsel for receiver moveu lOr an
attachment against T. Lucc, OF the defchnahs 10
punish him for contempt Of court IN refusing ~ uoty
Judge McCunh's order tho 10th INST diccIihS the
payment Of the $4,000 10 the receiver MI Mcfarland
Inquired II there had been substitution OF attorney
behalf OF the plaintiff and answered III the mega
tive by Mr. Page He then asked il the counsel Tor inc
receiver had not nided In procuring the appointment OF
Mr.. Barr. This was deemed ippertinent by INC Court
aud ruled Mr. Mcfarland then stated that he bad
entered stipulation with Mr. Talmadee, Fepresen
ing the plaintiff, that tho matter should stand al
iOurned 10 give defendant time TO prepare aidavits
Mr. Page said he did not recognize Mr.
Talmadges acts and understood him 10 be
Of tie case, and could only recognize Mr. Bates IN
It. Mr. Mcfarland, after some discussion, stated
Inc Was glad that Judgment against Belmont had been
obtained as II relieved cleuts from what merely
embarrassment and nuisance and proceeded TO make
sta eeut IN reference 10 proceeding TO open Judgment
in the Supreme Court he deeInlng that proper mode,
rnthcr than commencement Of dlstGct suit III this
Court The COnrt finally made order directing the I'M
mediate payment Of the money 10 Mr.. Barr, and Mr.
ucke his check for the amount, and left the Court
with the receiver get II cashed Further proceedings
were adjourned 10 the 9th inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ......,............."..Jaly 10


PORT OF NETWORK. ............. %
CLEARED.
se,mships-Nseus Beass Boston, Siga Brakeman Hehn0hd
SSp.Tbsrs.s Midget Liverpool Eugsns vO's Handbags Az
RPu.wsa Reci Ghsnt ssbra Moses Williams ROusn OyI
Berkshire GGrs London maria CohtA fsnAtsh sssos
pronIo Deiero Waterford Diana Davies Gloucester Asken
Tsnp,sen Danthc; Horace Beals, Batenship GalIeaon
Bnrs-LeO Wson Cow Bay c. b. Escort BakeE Goacester IN
Leuo LeBoir Lngni Titus Loysloy EIasA
Gbratar Oliver CUTS Nelson, POraUPrneei Che Dow CsHas-
sO Hoicomb Mary st. Cror; Eevs Card 81 John B.
Ibn M Rsep Cole Richmond L. Somers Moore Bfinoa
pnash Moore Chambers Georgetown Bloomfield Robbie stamford
Carrie s. Webb Rowland GeTOgeoNai Ne"sse Foster uaAaA
loupe
Steamship IioIsa!A Ehlers, Hamburg July ana h''' ~ -
sss.nshp Idaho Cutting Liverpool July ard eussn't'"' '''
@P s.s.%bU Fulton Jones Copsnhaseu Juy dse and ga
steamship JAanO Atkins. hAEGnnah Nose - Rdse
stasW,bp Gibson Winters Washington sao 60. M.V Is
BARK GiAeiuto, Montana, Gen0A, ApFh 4 Wa A|'
nd de- ana Pa'S w Walden Mess Gibraltar jane "d''
BsI Stampede GHLsy 10 day sasr Sa osse
R Rs rsr,bsne TrscJ IinSaa @ b, II days eeaL 49,
SebS Annie " Bergen Thompson. Winlagoa Gays
seeI ninnis L ,,l.stoa days lumber, cotton, kc
sehr Madison Holmes, Howard 'e0fss'0"H' W. ~ A'' ~
stores 49,, .ny,,t, Ne & d,ys iunber lath Lc
se Fysnk Wsey Indanols d hides aud WOOL
'N-'' soRoosERs-ElvEK AND ooAsTwnk
D w.tnore GeorgeoWn d. q. Julius Webb virginia
n n I,onIns Virginia. r. Z. A. Ward Virginia
Brothers, virginia
j. ia Mared Virginia Jas d. iSeng baIAhore
WA G AtWatsr, Baltimore Et" slAde' Alexandria
DOMESTIC PORTS.
RosroN July 20Arrved Scotia Queen nom Pe lhoot
brTS oana from Flores; Philip LATAbes from GeoTetSTH 'eA
Eds. LammsYer from Ponce. p X
FOREIGN PORTS.
sorrHAnProx July 2o-Tbs steamship BGaTa f0n Fevf'ff
arrived at this port At midnight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
AUCTION SAVES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL EsTATl
REAL ESTATE IN INDIANA.
Prom the Indianapolis Evening Mirror.


Those persons who have been for long time contem
plating the purchase of real estate in tins cityand we
know OF number Of such-but who have been holding
hack in hope that 1t might be lower or that they
might catch fellow in n scrape,' and get MS prop
erty az bargain" may well make mp their minds 10
the unpleasant fact TO them Dut very gratifying one 70
the public that real estate has reached It's BOTTOM,
IL ever had to reach toward tho bottom at all
and those who do not buy now Will pay
more for what they want hereafter. There
are not as many persons in scrapes" as Few
individuals with ready money have been hoping ana e1
Meeting 10 find and desirable property is held more
ttly to-day than IL has been done at any time within
the past year with 5000 IN cash need not expect
10 get piece OF property worth $4,000 for his htte
pile" That expectancy certainly should nc played
outD by this time 1t Is found by often and persistent
trial that 5000 in greenbacks or national bank
notes Will not get double their value IN ~.
dfanapolis real estate. on this point let those
who have real estate 10 sell have peace
"quit their bother" There was time when certain
Kinds of real estate held too high Small lots IN the
suburbs that cost little, and balloon frames put on
them that still less sold during the war at nct
tOus prices but good well located property has been
bur in few instances sold beyond ITS value Inc
stagnatiOn In business which has prevailed all over the
country has affected Indianapolis less in proportion than
apy prominent point with which We are acquainted auu
real estate in tins city has no imitation whatever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
PdSSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM COPENHAGEN July LIN Steamship Fulton u " Bor
,bbigs X auRke KTogsgaard r. Petersen Mare Peter
sen Hans r. Peterse T. DreeT Danish Consult bransen
sehchtBs L. Hertz Mss Sophie benu JOhAa AohleE and "A
vile and daughter j. O. Peudeen, G. W Wenuherg koot "d Ano
% Henry Winter H. Zeuner T. Schmidt and sos Eaahs
seboib Aag ssub DR. KaeweT Oscar CEarno~Ey hs Creme
baum Bocheu Mason Mrs Rino children and .eryan H.
Rosenb sitaner and wife Oscar Heneh wife and child and
others a ID cabin and steersge.
FROM LIVERPOOL july In steamship Iaahe-Jossps Par
sons and wife Packer Miss H. Psker Wm Pseher,
Edw BaBy Ties Carmichael Mis-. BiIs6eh Br.IeJ Ms. CARA
Cutting Miss Fanny King Ass An1at Hodges Thoa
aud wife VIM Taylor Alfred 6rmths J0nn
p Fellosa Rev Hugh Thomas wife ehidren AEd servant
PRON SAVANNAH July lin steamship SAT- JAeinto-k Il
Hough r. Lancaster g. \. Simmons and daughter hra n
b. Bown MIA children, Ms Caldwell. hss Caldwell
j. SandFon child Mrs A. ~ ku5y children and sersHt
Mrs NJ A. Bo Mrs r. B. KnE Me- Gilbert aud daughter, MA
Hatch Clark r. Brown aud lady, H. A. Sehat, J. A. AA1ds
Mrs Viaonga ylalonga, j. Darby, lady and sou, J.
~ Kennedy Capt Biilows Vim. McLesn, J. L. Vnalonga,
A. Farble, lady and SOU W, ROtmeur and lady,
A. " whitney LADY d. Fitzpatrick AID LADY b. NeKenna and
LADY, Sckney LADY children Farrell Aad hr
Reed Lynch Miss Rose janice H. Stray ard ~ Miss Mary A.
GRAY and infant Cohn J. Young l. Nance
BAder and wife Mrs W Usher hiss Usher w Usher n
Gilbert W Casson C. anber and Eie, H. Gregory 1bopn
IIue, D. ThOms HASTE Coz, BrooPe, ~ b y s ns n
J. stemerger. p. D. Corr, D. Kecham, J. 7 Howard h; W
Butler H. King H. B. Colby C. Keensr osaen T. D's j. '"
BIZ AMI wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
COMMITMENT TO THE HOUSE OF REFUGE.

In re. Patrick OIO0le.-Superor Court
SPECIAL Tcrm-BcfOre Justice Freeman.-This is pro-
ceedng to discharge boy from the House of Refuge on
the ground that nc illegally committed there. IL
the boy charged with Others with petty
larceny, and committed TO the House OF Refnge. His
father that he 16 when committed that
been badly treated there has contracted loath
some disease and become affected with Ophhalma
through neglect The hoy who in court certainly
showed those diseases. The Court, the ground that
the commitment Illegal the boy being over l6 dis
charged HIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21

could be got for money made arrangement with Larson
20 deliver me t7O0 worth OF stamps met Larson sOse
quenty aud saw that he had package secreted ID an
umbrella; saw this in In Larsone house the
package, believe, contained counterfeit stamps We
went out take drink and on way back To Lar
sons house where was buy the stamps from Larson
fault OF 5000 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
THE REVENUE STAMP COUNTERFErTNo CASE.


Paul Bernon, Achille Patey. Martin Frank
John j. Chayan, and Nicholas r. Larson charged with
being concerned In making, selling and using counter
iet Revenue stamps for manufactured tobacco, were
Drought before Commissioner Shields for examination
yesterday Bernon who rs very respe table and intel
hgeut looking man. admitted that he made the plates for
printing the stamps and having waived examination.
he was held 70 await the action of the Grand Jury I'm
default OF $4,000 bail Patsy Frank, and Chavan, also
waived an examination, aud were held 20 await the
action OF the Grand Jury, Ia default OF $500
S 5Sli each Larson demanded an examination. Col.
whitley Chief OF the Secret Service Division Of the
treasury Department testified that he arrested Larson
on the 10Th inst, on Broadway, near Eighteenthst;
asked him what lac knew about the counterfeit stamps
ana ne denied all knowledge OF them let him go caused
LIS Tearfest on the 18th inst again asked him 10 tell
WHAT ne Knew about the stamps he said he had been
geihB the stamps Tor commission OF IS cents the
uolaT ana that few days previously he had lost
umbrella ~ which was secreted number OF stamps;
DOUBTED his statement about the loss aud told lac
had better return the eta nps me be said he
hnle 10 do 90; he proposed 70 advertise for the
.Deia ana stamps ana he wrote an advertisement Of
tht sO0 reward FOR the return OF the stamps asked
MN ~ Who would pay the reward and he shrugged his
1lOulders Jacques l. OberwOrth testified that he met
lssOn on the 18Th 10th Chambers-st; Larson
vs. IN company with another asked this other
,han II could get some counterfeit stamps; Larson
HSAia what was said: the with Larsou said they
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THE BRoKERs AND THE UsURY LAWS.

The proceedings in these cases were continued
yesterday the Court OF oyer and Termner before Mr.
Justice Cardozo: Emanuel Knight added 20 the
arrested brokers' and being arraigned pleaded guilty
Mr.. Watts, Mr. Macy, and Mr.. HOwes, withdrew their
pleas Of not guilty and pleaded guilty Their sentences
were adjourned az In the previous till after tho
trial OF those pleading not guilty This leaves but Mr.
Sage who has pleaded guilty and Mr.. Van BOskirk
who has put ln special plea. To-day is set down for
the tra OF Mathew Campbell arragned for the hOmside
In the First Ward on the 80 OF July Should his trial
be concluded or Il Is expected usury cases
still out.
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gttturrs anO yflsttiugs.

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throughout country The Burean list includes Justin Nc
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Waterman, John Pnkeou E. horTeh editor Aneeaa
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COTrPT CAlENDARs-Tn1s DAY.

COURT JALLNDARh-IH1s DAY.
Chambers will be held during the residue of the
month Mr. Justice CArdo1o and after to-day The Calendar will
be called st loi N.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.-Reserved Cases
o. T. 80 81 90 a. IS a. 81 g. 65 c. IS, 49, 90 l6
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.-Ihc People agt.
COeus McNaly three Observation-Disclosures assault and battery
he People Matthew Campbeil-MUrder.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

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Aeyer the NeWYok Associated Press only
persons exhibit the written authority Of w simou'oo Gese
AGENT Tes TEIBuHA
World Erpsss EraRg Post CoMmerod! advertiser SIaa
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The same
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Gitu gruI estate for SaIt.

~
4 DWELLING for SALE in West thirty
~ nnt,t between Phh gTthaves price S33OOO posses
sou At once Apply HOMER MORGAN. No Finest Hsgl-
FACTORY FOR SALE-0n the west SIDE,
below TWtatethst building about 5S00 feet and large yaa
With staLe aud sheds boiler engine hAfBg &c heated WITH steam
ver strong building Apply JAMES DECKER No " Aur
ST. aarA
TOR SALE or to LET--NO. Is West Iwen-
tetbs broWnstOne HOUSES lot % feet by half toe bloeE IN
quirs on the premises
TOR SALE.-TWO VERY ELIGIBLE FULL
siEe Lots ghth-st, betwesn Finn And haaheh A
Terms essv Apply TO 5ttl HOMER MORGAN, No 3PpetI
IF Won wish TO SELL, EXCHANGE, PUR-
CHASE or RRET CITY COUNTRY PROPERTY aud gets
a. Tou desire cal on j. C. FREEMAN Co. No. 2l2 BIOsdwS
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. July 20, 1862
Yesterday we printed an article from Phil
adepha paper prophecyng lower prices Of houses and
lower rents for that city To-day publish an article
from an Indiana paper setting forth that real estate has
touched bottom there.