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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
NEW CAME MEETING GRorryns

% 1t is understood that the managers OF the
held the Methodist Episcopal Societies
OF New York and neghborhood contemplate abandoning
tho old campgrounds in the woods tho village Of
Sing Sing having selected grove at the eastery
portion Of Daveuports Neck. known Lelands Point
I'm the town of New Rochelle The grounds consist
OF beautiful grove Of ten JutiDg out into Long
leland Sound with water deep enough close TO the shore
10 float man at all times The location 10
city, aud steamers can approach the grounds so as to
land passengers there the aud dust stage
travel for couple OF miles viii be entirely avoided
while the depot Of the HewYork and New Haven Rail
road would be Within ten minuteS walk OF the grounda
The price paid BIO paid for the now grounds said
Co he about k3O $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24

vhrs tbe latter was paying bl at No 50 East Broad
way While officer JeryIn OF the ruin Frecinot wv, WIS
pnssinR along Serondaye. late ON MONDAY night III pu
attIre he two suspicious characters i0erinH III the
nerhborhood OF Thirtyhith'st lie feRneu lntONch1pI
and tIe men passed him twIce. cycling him closely II
av ono or them snutched the officers watch ehain ana
was in turn seized by the latter and taken 10 the
bomse The confederate fed. Tie prisoner gave tue
name of Jhnics Ford and committed ,.John Burke
of NO ss Essx st parook OF glass OF drgged quaE IN
and Wilantsts and alleges that soon afrerward the
proprIefor ana Henry Brunlmerpan QIe IpoA
iroln him sic Tho accused were comhlted. tyGhs s
Welsh no Has sleep IN te store OF Elias
Rosenberg No 10 Beeckerst ana stole lhtee o'ereO"S
thcroffOin. was committed
- At jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Dodge George Wilson, whose arrest was
published M THE TRIBUNE Of yesterday Tor tno thei. VI
$500 north JeWelry from The store OF JaeoD MS MS
and Corkey. ,Siaibl W. Clarke nade tle oomPlhiIT
against wilson, nud stated that on the 10Th of octODer,
ms missioner and two others cano ito the store hsbR III
afallar manner forJth plPprieor inat gestlenan
Snrf hpse some e@eify Ne The other two engaged tho
attention OF the clerk Wilson, t a alleged poetlea
pair OF diamond eargipHs worth AtOo, wilson Nas ~
,audrd 20 tic station 0nscunttt 10 This morning
informal examination held In the case OF Anurew
Moran of Chaffesioi g. CawhD Was charged byMss pr
zer u sst az "a ts
srso AZ Tube. TIe s0ieT was baiedin the
sim OF Al 900 TO appear ut CONT John Eckhon 81 80 g
WaIlst becouimg his bohdslhan. JOnn iselIy auu
Janes Watson w6ts charged by OBce1 Smith OF tne
Eighth Precaet with having fe0nonsly assaulted eacH
gt ON the street tho former drawing knfte ana at
enpn zig to rtab Watson, ADD tho htiSrn return rlins
twice Reilly with revolver IAey were gY'n ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
I.edTuf CHAMPIONSHIP OF ILLINOIS.
THE LOTTERY BUSINESS.

The examination in the case of Harlow f..
Sill was continued before Commissioner Shields yeEter-
day Elisha Y Ten EyCk, Clerk to the Assessor OF the
Sixth District, testified that returns had been made
by C. IL Murray Co. as firm, but returns had been
made by some Of the managers. The highest amount
returned ns gross receipts by the lottery dealers OF the
Sixth District for any month Of 1860 e8SIS for
the month OF March, and the lowest amount was s266
for the mouth OF May The total for that District
ter 1850 Eere stofS for pa and for ISSs' , s
the present year up October amounted to Tho
returns up to 1883 were sBornt 70 By Jacob Bauich:
and since then by John c. Belts Since the seizure OF
the headquarters Of c. II. Murray Co.. st No 2t Bow
cry about tbree weeks ago. the returns made by them
have amounted to about " 900 per day. They are pQW
eworn 10 by John j. Foley, the CLERK OF q ", Murray
CO.. The further hearing was adjourned TO Tuesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
CRIMINAL.
AT Eaaer Market Police

At Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice Bhandey. Martin Norton charged by
Joseph Wood OF the brig lying tho foot OF
FOnrthst. z r. with having 10 company with her
the ship, on Monday stolen from the complainant
so worth Of monkeys which the latter had just brought
with him from the tropics. Norton oommtte for
trial. George Allen found secreted IN the water
closet OF No. 6Catharineslp, owned by John j. Kelly,
early yesterday morning. having In his possession set
OF duplicate keys lie was held TO answer.
In the Court OF General Sessions, before
Judge Bedford young man named John Patterson who
had stolen trunks from the Erie Railroad Depot pleaded
guilty 20 grand larceny, and TO State Prison for
three years and half John Trip pleaded guilty 10
feonious assault and battery aud sent to the State
Prison for four years c0lored named Sas Butler
was charged by another eolorod man named Prospero
Martinez With having stolen two gold rings and gold
chain from the room which occupied by both But.
Ter was discharged Maria Smith, alias Della IoSso was
found guilty OF picking tho pocket OF Mira Odornan
while riding In Thirdave tho 18th Of October
she sent TO State Prison for three yoars The Court
then adjourned until to-day. . =, :.
At the Tombs Police Court Alderman Conan
committed Edward Martin OF No IS IIrnryst f,r nav
rug snateheh 30 irom Michael Burke VI No Juuos ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
THE TRIPLE MURDER IN PENNSYLVANIA
q q. l. Il-L. L.. -.,.nrt

BOrdenbcrg and GOttllcD bonner, the perpe-
traitors OF the coldblooded tre murder N
sylvaa, both Germans They we're arrested az NJ
tOOa after the crime discovered and now ITO IN
Jail awaiting trial On an examination Slo IN green
and S. IN gold found on the person OF Bonner
B0rdeBbsrg S27 80 IN Rodail 40 American COM thOugh
they claimed at that they brought 1t from Gernany
The statement of Bonner - ms fOllows:
butg al Aons Septembet LAST slept 20
Cstitr ner got acquainted vim
m ~ m 10 70 oss snd T outside add said What
he dp bsds Altoona aud walked from Hunting
b o On Tuesday BeigbbOTbood and inquired
for work ssl all night 10 abarn further down the road
SS "sa0s'd S'Ss t BSd9sherS aid * would shoot
me n did not 20 started back after dinner ard walked By
% aGs ssd P..ns Grove Station
reached Pegbtas o'clock std the railroad aud ohTrr
blowing vety hard hours he oG.
q sA ard ys Ss s me one e. q nS SS ro aS sac
had be toll ne in the Altoona that be had hs money
avIy the PV By dgOES hole With be hand
Bcrdenburs made his statement in German. The fol
ddt tncs where Pslsts up and went iuto ID.
be 20 Along and s6 ard d S6ea be money
give een6siI aOd tbrse Piser geld doc know where be ND
slowly told when be % the house that be hsd SET
house ksd three be dut tell which he killed ara. o.
stopped railroad aud at oyster saloon, aud leave here abou.
O'clock this morning, on cs1; stayed ct oyster ihog
banda on Monday mind went thsre tr %
chance he We have 90 ANS tell a
own eartrgr pistol sugs bsrrelej QUE sds
By Bacon Co. eopt noE Where the po va !i ss
be counted the the house ek va. MOI hse
until he share be o9t M me bow ne bgse lp.o we m
work map the little bo aud the there we ha 20
pistol the old ok AID showed as The radi we dd
lock the door rbsa We came ou' 'sa hs er The huIIi
Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
arpEh1eR couRr-TnIAL TnRs.

Before Justice Jones.-liarga,et Gaii1ier act.
H1ury o. G,.iHni AID onsrs-rhe PLAINTIFF brother
speeulatcd VA wSllst, his brokers being lockwood
O. Gnlan their clerk According TO his aud plaintiffs
story no took them for safe keeping two United states
bond. for a 600 each aud cash whlch they invested 10
three Tennessee State bonds telling them at the time
they his sisters He himself lost considerably on
bonds on his losses The defeDdans that they never
know had any idea that the bonds or cash belonged TO
sny ono bnt Dr taiiaber; that bo wanted 20 margin
Pacific Mall and they told him bis margin was not sum
oIen aud Ire then brought these two bouds to them as
bs own for which they gave him receipt "Accoint
current that smother occasion no suggested that ha
available "a margin u put interest aSlng bonds
aud they DR. Dallaher and the defendants, decided Ten
nossee honda be desirable, after consultation
and three bonds were bought The went 20 the jury
on the question OF whether defendans had any reason
Ia beeye the property 10 the planfs The jury
10 bring IN seiad verdict. W W. Hewett FOR plaintiffs
Iarucaus a MaeEarland foe deiepdants .. I, DO DID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
,.uSIrED STATES DISTRICT COURT,

!. The Silk Gases The trials of the suits known
ms flie Silk cases have been commenced " ". " p,
trlct Court before Juge Batchford Ihe hist ars1
consolidated one consisting OF the suit OF the Obtt
states agt several cases OF sk rDDops ~ lG
sgcrreate 10 20 and OF the ZANE agt IL cases on SIM
H1bdn All these cases were marked - IT, L. forchHt;
Weiss Buckardt WHIST nanuiat tnrers anu "a ,f
sk ribboha in Basle Switzerland, appeared Us claIn
ant through Kutter Guekemeyer CT. tielr agents ~
tn,s city, Tie condemnation OF the ribbons, whose aK
expofters undervalued them to the extent OF
about 20 per cent ia their nvolees The eoFe.h,gme
alleges that the Invoices were made out at tnp COST p
nf The ribbons 20 the manufacturers ana exPorCis,
insaad of being ri tho market price AT tnr se9
OF xport as required by the Revenue laws ts elnnS
rare and or SO small amount In the pace OF ehp
that no market price Is established aud they 40 ne
they can under the circumstances by nVocinR mem az
their coat price The Government denies tbs olhhlu
alleges that there we'll aseerlaned market value JOE
tbt ~ goods at the place OF export and that the exporters
are we'll aware Of tia but have resored 10
for the purpose " defraudipg the revenue o. tle ueu
states ont on large sums OF money the unuervmuaon
OF 20 per cent being heavy loss 20 the
the dy "A co per cent the rbDons. ~ is IuLuet ~
legged by the Government that these frauds nave pee so
long and xensiveIy persevered in as TO almost destroy
tie business OF honest importers After taxing cobsc
able testimony for the purpose OF showing that mhIket
prIce Tor these goods existed at tho place OF EXPORT az
the time the goods exported. ~ June july, Huu
August 1866 the further hearing was adlouThel r.
CoudSunnfous -Teturus Of process having been mace
In the United States district Court before Judge Batch-
ford and no claimants appearing for the following de-
scribed nronerty IL was condemned by default; Two
silks Imported by L. Bume, by the steamer hOs1un;
and four trunks contaninR70 packages OF nntegs
at the Hudson r. X. depot aud which haa been ipof'oo
via Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
sUPREME ceURT-srEcrAL TERM.

-fAt- lbDPREME-t CD lffI-orhO'> ,I,.,,. r
: Before M Justice Barnard lh tlGa pa III
0hd1ss The Centrai Branch Of as u o6 shares
road action TO recover at a., tic
Of the stock Of the defendants. no, U, n Ebals
whole IL appears that his brother Lntper - Pa
President OF the Addison asd IN ,Sn defendamts
road ard sod to the plaintiff contracted 10 SepS
him go shares OF tho stock OF te company then h p1, rs
formed for 10000 under resolution authotaaf as To
sell stock for ccrtnin w rpd tne balance 10
ls63 ia and ise5 There Was an ariegefmegt Wy
sLond moi actny receive the stock nntl 100 niles " s
road were built The stock wns writtc w tnr T tho
In his name bit not dsliyBs a y Hhp dehadea lis
stock Int WA Ternsed9 and NOV brings st TOT ",
At the close OF the plaintiffs case pensb ~
make rontI,,cf for tie ssue IN future OF full pai
stock IL mad mo power 10 eonfeT such power ~. ~ a
yiduh The resolutions purpoGSns 70 Of tt ran.
sale amounted 20 sttantfer anu ,asro void But IL
the resolutions We're valid the 20, mia
i patd stock wns 10 be issued were not sefyea ny
ssne lar thdse shares had bsen delnersa 10 I ns
lva N tpaisfer As f paid or otherwise stock
he eon5abS ttsslf was only authorized 10 receive SUI
scrti ens 10 stock AL, therefore, that wT ps
did not exceed mis- " gives MN rpe 4, WINS not
shown that I'm his opinion this issue was
WAS 10 be issued to those who he might deem H
to the Company 10 procuring grants OF i Ts vas
was not proved that "r TIA w, such service.
The tsnbny AZ 10 hia condition II anything nega,iVea,
There was no con siderauon 10 the Cflnpany al So
drafts are signed by Luther - orporns 20 be fon
tle ooni,any The only contract. II any, made ent Ets
contract By Lnther G. Challis individually 70 y
future day 1000 shares IL appeared II ne eye, a
claim on the stock no had surrendered ~. hispVn
had aligned transfer and his brother was MS hge..
lie could Lot be heard to contradict ~ INC S9ua' n'
took recess, reseryiDg It's decision TIL the morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS- ON PRISON Drsor-
400 ... i..I l. PINE. ' ''


The subject of holding an International Con-
greas on Prison Discipline, aud TO urge moro humane
system of treating convicts IN the various prisons OF the
clysed world was brought yesterday evening before
olnt commit consisting OF Jaa j. Barclay the Hon
Jos r. Chandler and DR., A. J. CUNT Of the Philadelphia
Prison Society aud Theodore Dwight, DIR. Francis Lee
her and Dr. Wines OF New York Prison Association
Doctor Barclay presided OnnotiOn OF DIR. Wines ~ was
resolved 10 call National Convention, as preim ary
10 the approaching International Congress whcn VIII DO
copostd OF lt Governors of States or those WHO tbey
NAV cOmnssio 10 represent them. 81 representatives
from BOatds OF Inspectors or State PRISONS So repre-
FROM Boards Of Managers or Juvenile REFORM
atOIiea Ith Representatives from Prison Societies
Throughout the uulOn 9th. Such other persons con-
yer.aW with prison Gffairs rs the Committee on Ar
Iangements may deem proper 20 Invite Philadelplia
on aud the third Tuesday VI October 1870 as the Nate
DR. r. &. Wines, Corresponding eecretary oil ,he Hs"-
York Prison Association, reported that RccorhlaR 70
resolution offered aud adopted at the last meeting OF inc
oint eoumirfecs he had addressed ccnlar letter 20
ftc VA rpus prison officials OF the Old World ana tns
country on tie subject OF general council ana nap TO
we'd favorable answers from Sir Walter trtton EDg
land FO,euce Nightingale, NJ BOnnevile do MaIsaDgyI
onnsror OF the Imperial Court OF Paris ana oincer y,
tlc legion Of fonof Mis- Mary Carpenter huther OF
"Our Convictsp NJ D. BIZ =. ssrIsroI Eng.
Cen MourTisS0h Iii of Prisons. 81. Petersburg Rus
sla Gov. Hoffman Of New.Yprk. Gov. Hayes OF Oho'
GOV Baker Indiana. Gov. Clayton OF Arkansas Gov
Palmer OF Illinois, Gov geary Of PsnnsyIyania fsoi;
Goodwin Smith OF Cornel University. w W Rice warden
OF Maine PepitentAFy. r. X Brockway, superintendent
~ Detroit House OF Crrecrop and bother proInlnent
nAra0iaers most ~ whom win probably be present per-
sanaIy The National Congress will designate the time
and place OF hOld!us the international Congress- d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
RoLp ROBBERY IN A BANK.

An advertisement In another column. under
the head Of Financial contains the dates and plumbers
Of four thousan ddolar and two hundreddollar
backs, stolen about .. M yesterday OF tho Bank OF
Commerce from an English gentleman, who had just
drawn about st,SOO which he designed sending by ex'
press to Richmond, Va. While engaged Ia noting the
numbers and dates OF the large bills s0fno one nudged
him Ia the back pointed note the hoor ana asked
Is that yours a. The instant that he STOPPED 70 pick up
the bill, which was only 50cent stamp, the THIEF
snatcbe1 the larger pile Of tho desk slipped out
OF the door, aud vaulshod. The alarm was immediately
given, but no trace OF the rascal hs plumber could DO
discovered nor was the victim or any else nblo TO
give slightest description OF the thief Te was
reported 20 tho police. aud tho gentleman robbed finally
dded 20 offer reward OF S00 for th0 recovery OF the
II. .iann l4..f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
THE CONSOLATION or RELIGION AND THE
$500 COURT. ......... ...... a.

. The case Of Patrick O'7oole, The younger. BY
hi 6ua,dlnn ag The Managers, De- q ne Soe'egJ9r ms
Rst,,ptaiiou OF irenne DctInqtieHss WIS continuet
in the Superior Court In my he remembered,
from previous publication In THE ThRuSE' t,lt tNs MS
against the Managers Of the House OF Refuge on Randall
Island on the ground that his food lodging and medical
Attendance during hrs confinement not such as lie
was entitled receive and also that during bis soOnn
in the Institution he did not have the attendance OF
Roman Catholic priest, tho CONSULTATIONS OF
that religion. Tho defendants damurred 20 tie com
plant principally upon tho ground mat tue aeIeH i
autA wero public officers 10 whose discretion
the inanag cement % the refOrmatorY insttouon
was prusted by tho Legislature aud that ciy aeyon
would not lie against them for the 10 which they
exercised their discretion. The question was very Ivy
argued by Mr.. T. Rowland Tor the plaintiff Md MT
Edmund Randolph Robinson for defeudAutS before hr
Justice Fthian who has rendered his decision IN favor
OF the defeDdauta. sustaninghe demurrer anu ueS's
tle llA costs. t...#.fr fs...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
N y srArB supREME COUNT.

d. Defdlcafi0B Of a former Westehester County
Treasurer "A writ Of mandamus, i.sqed BY the supreme
Court Albany at the Instance OF the State Controller
was served upon Board OF Supervisors Of Wesches
County yesterday by Sheriff ussing, demanding lhe
immediate payment OF about 10000. being the amount
the Stale by Wostehesor County growing out OF the
defaloston OF Henry WIllets, eICounty Treasurer
Ia believed that steps will DO taken by tle Bonrd or
Supervisors In tho matter Of raising the amount 10 DO
paid tho State until the trial OF tho suretes OF Mr. VII
let's shall have been held noXt month"; when Justice Gil
bert will hold special term Of Court ut White Plains
for tho purpose unless compromise between the
ties and Board OF Supervisors be effected In tho mean
time which ppears probable according 70 the assertions
Of persons likely 10 know .fa..... Dbl U. ... .. eco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMnERs.

i' Before Mr.. Justice ingrdham.--In 70 VIM p.
from seryce from the United States Navy In which he
enlisted on the 18th inst on the ground that he did not
know what he lie doing 10 appeared from the testi
mony that he was an upholserer and had been married
about months Four weeks before he enlisted he got
on spree and for the two weeks before the 18th
tnuously drunk, showing at SONS times symptoms OF
mania. Tho surgeon who passed him he'd not however,
detected insanity drunkenness The Court held
that the evidence that he was not IN condition TO take
caro- OF himself preponderated and directed his discharge
payment OF tho moneys expended on HIN ~ Govern
nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF sEw.roRk.. ..........o.....Sev.ns., "a

PORT or "..'..EoVsmSs' "a PIT
F.. .. .s.Ilga. CLEARED. LII % gIHTi3M 81
Rss Lott ISsIVso M.nS S FSISts svspoc
C1srsssa Barry CksrlsstouI aAEA RksnAA RshRSha 10
S..SsrioS Belgium Share Loudoa, H LsoAAsIa sp.
beg fP- sS R,, s..no, J.sny L,ar,o c.ssio
Geo DoSHs. Lss5s D,msrsi Nsy smith sesrs st. Pierre
Miner G.:sa c.H Gs, M1n%Ssd Jsst.ss,ls
sisa Mar sisIssSs B.iers oi,apoS cl.ri bO.ssa
ami. r. ARRIVED. NO. -l-.f.s.... , ~
Steamship CITY ow.shrson Jones Liverpool Nov H. ou.su,ovu
bssGssip MlaussOa Price, Liverpool Not, TO- Queenstown Nov H.
saaiAO San Salvador Set..On Savannah. d.e and psIs
Steamship Brans;;s, Prss%sU, PSlsdsp1a ii i.'1H
s ZAP p Eosss bas S''b BRISTOL Ees days S,. 10
Bark Lord Pansr,On ascrea BusOos Aros 50 day., hies
B B %sa b sSS, Ss. srSo GsSrao days Ssh
s LID esT p ss I b. s ssy s u, dido moa
Esa Perkins Psrihs PAruAha BfAn 10 days. hides and
ssSS 4on Dole. H,l,sy s,vo.rs VIC DAY. naval store. -
sehE KoeBng Robp.oa, Geosste~p, Sc days. naval ssA
.GHGSSiAN'AA o asD ssSssS 'mO
p.Sa. . Warren Portland ca john asD Set,vsn ~
Ira bliss. ProSSsaea - r 7 Grahsn Pre''d.sos 3.
Marion Draper Gardinsv Ne o. H. hof'ham s!smord U
D. I9s.s,s%; H.s + DAWSON New .Ss
The Chief Nabt1elrt I.i lha,es hochaad .I| 'I.IH
Z A Usaon. Providence Caroline Calais laIbeh =,
20 ~ .'l' BELOW. bis -iiI 1ahH.g tou
S aSeS Ss. non Guantanamo 10 day.. sugar nehOrsd on
...t... . SAILED. . ......,f ...,...t..
.' GSss.a s CS:.os Wye sSp.A
for h,bOsspoi GOseh.n, for 0rno. lIaq l.ii boz.
rcsr,I,p Ma. Nov raAr,ed hight resnsAp HISTORIAN
o. the s.s. 9s.s : % ~ s.s s y as AZ S s aTss
The ssss.n As S,s, steamship q ,Se season q ,S. gs
p. "o; fSS s. Ss. j. M.as Tcys. ptls ri,
E.ss so PS..psi.' scAs George Thatcher from L'spoOi
'.as 10" ~. Nov 9lPassed In 70, palutnore hrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
pASSRNnE RS ARRIHEn.

PROM LIyHRPooL-a steamship hinls'ei. Nor -Rey Rebt
Dsvhou Davidson W. IT, Betean Jas Shdon Mrs and MIA
WhlunshAn Mr. hor'Oa. John BaHbdge. g. Dssrsn Capt
Porhes Mira NJ A Potter Mrs Jane IsrboI g Perkins, Mira
Bahbrtigc -. la Ind % ---r...L - ID
Ma pue Mr. GseYssOr. hsJ aud dasets Cock and
dy Sir Pendelon Infant sgranl Dr. hcShAne u D. A.
r. T. BneLi-y John 81 fabe r. wohr j. Harick Rev j. b.
Wahssvd G. NJ Brosa HaAAsforJ ThoA skebsa. Mr. Baker j.
Bnerr sulyau ThOa CAke. Rev Mutchson Mrs Jsni.
No, Al lsn TOrrtaes Ms Eyr AMI iaiHt Nj SAnAhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
SUPERIOR c0ttRT-speo,1t rrpM.

Before Justice Fithidn-Mar0aret Sherlock
aR Stephen Sherioek-In this case, which Up for
hoion 10 discharge from order Of arrost in snit for
OBTAINING el7O0o u bonds wroDgully Judge Fithlan
holds that n action for the Of specific per
sonal property m arrest may be granted independently
OF sections and aOs Of the code under section no. and
that statement by the defendant that he has put IL In
bank, and don't intend " give II up, Is sufficient 70 sup
port tho order OF arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24
VIEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Cps psrsers sryHS - thu pat ar. rslesstsd
paeire. Addressed the NsSYork Associated Press only -
persons exhibiting Ensa aaiboiS Of W. snonton 0tssra
Agent Journal ef Conc Itfaes TRsuSh
World Rrr Rreang Poet Commercial dir>"tisT Staat'
hs For Deohsi sbOad Ass ee aeb'eTsd calf 70
Sk.laa peruona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24

o,orv corner for tho struggled commodity. reporeu
ing ~ wing learnt from the local paper that
sSr salt under OF Attic salt had 1ee9 arn
IOtrE" So tljs distinct searched the house ana aT
% LINER schreI who had been suspected on lno
4I e h mo- trace Of Attic salt was TO DO found ABOUT