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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
T. 6 DISTRICT COURT.

Condemnation of Whisky-ln the U. 3: DIS rs
trct Court before Judge BatchOrd, the case OF Inc
Iu1tad states art Eghty-one barrels or whisky and
other property found in the TeeE r,
on f,r trial The condemnation OF the whisky was
sought on the ground entries OF ITS reception had
nor an tax pald on IT, Assistant DstrieAttorneys 81
mons and Emerson conducted the for the Govern
mont and introduced testimony showing that the prem
ises mad been watched for "a week, during which time
many EMMY barrels taken into the recylng
esfn6 hInent and brought away hed with whisky the
inference being that the whisky surreptitOusy run
nto the rectying establishment from distilery near
nv Mr. John H. White, counsel for Mr.. Hepburn, belhg
unable to Introduce testimony satisfying the jury that
the tax had paid the whisky 1t was condemned
by default. 800 -. A.. M
The Scss ErirdditiOn OdSe-In the matter OF the pc
ttOn Of Francois FareZ, the alleged fugitive loIger
from Switzerland for writ OF haheas corpus ana 70 DO
discharged from custody, Judge Blachiod aIter hea
ing testimony and argument has decided th9t tne paS
which the proceedings were taken were enlIeD III
suii4 Gent and has discharged FareZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
THE COURTS.
SUPREME couRT-srEcIAL TERN.


T2ef,re afr. Justice BGrnard.-A Quarrel an
fhs Synagogue Alden agt. JeeoV fSour , ~ ~
ofkers-Ihe defendants aro pOftiOh y. ~ -
INC Cempe B'nai Jeshurun, In when the pialntn nas
nO two seats for $3.50 Some time ago some
trouble arose. and the trustees 70 ~
whether no had repeated anu In I'D Mr.
PcSare There was evidently, frou the evidence k
deal Of feeling IN she matter ana almost person. r ,ee
No. ~ me trustees we're held, Mr.. Alden appearnG at
them and protesting by counsel against their
Nh Alden became convinced that they intended 10 eApt
him from membership, which would DC q iC VI.
TEXTURE Of his seats ana brought , ha1d I'M the
restrain them from 80 DONG Inc court hou ~ ~
first instance that u cOnld not interfere WIN hcic
discipline but lis attention beng called 10 the ICt Ia
rights of property involve d. u sun htlo ta '
facts urOVed showed intention To eNpel pialntn au
dismissed the case but without COSTS 'VunseL ioi
PENDANT, asking for costs said tDat hae 5ey So
was instituted al their Rabbs request, WHO cOulu hO1
with dignity bring Islander suit To clear np the
then false aud then adjourned TO consider the question
whether they had power 20 inlet any ana j 50 MAa
pnushncnt but had not decided expulsion The Court
adhered 20 It's decision. MI Joachmsen ana MI N1hu0
peel for plaintiff AR. Dyett for defendant. ., ID.
Before My. Justice BarHard.-Ihe JuBtet bSa,e;: =,
CLdmpldiR BOtoct agt Nelson ChdSe-Ihese uloe :,
nyuylug the estate Of the late Madame Jumel were u
NAV he remembered, Qsmlssed, plaihUH a'.ooIa,y'
though present ia Court allowing default 10 ne
TRe Attendant thercupOn moved Tor an extra
Tor eosfs noticing the motion before judge pa ~"
who had granted the default Mr. Pine aIptaIo ~, AZ
defendants the motion ana asked ueIa! us 49,,
Tracy not being there Mr. Custer 0pRQsfV a4l STa{{
eiainnns that delay characterized the dclehas NnOls
maneuyers Judge Barnard refused any deiay a anu
granted allowance of 5000, 10 be dlvdtu aiS ~
the class OF cases where the Court was catu o "a II
ANY case, TO put stop 20 htgatOns WhiGn H H ~
having come into possession Of property, was IKE every
man who into possession OF large properly, naDI9
10 be sued by and as soon as one terminated
another commenced 10 q proper case fol a large
allowance 10 deter others from nctIllous SUITS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

The Fire Commissioners yesterday received
a communication through the Chief Engineer from Dis
tretEngneer Rhodes calling attention TO the fact that
in the Eighth Fire District there 81 hydrans unserV-
iceabe either from their bad condition or from oeng
obstructed by building materials &c. Referred 20 the
Committee on Apparatus The contract for supplying
the Denartment with coal and wood during the ensuing
year awarded TO Messrs. j. T. BarnaI9 oens W
coal per tun OF 1900 pounds 200 tuns camel at I 81
GEO tuns furnace at s. 96 1870 TINS egg at ~ To- sou
stove at s. 10: 30 tnns Cumberland at ~ 20 ana 25O
cords of wood at 81 S. amount OF coal contracted
for is l460 tuns the cost being d7OJ9 5eVeIaI com
muuications relating TO patents were received,
aud referred to the appropriate communities;
resolution of thanks from the F1renenb mutuai Ai
Association for the gift OF 5000 last month"; wac received
John G. Mackay transmtteda communication e0mulsAH
ing the matehless energy aud prompt attention OF
Engine Company No IA, IN saving the stable OF Mr MAI
hews No 10 East feminist The superintendent OF tho
ire-aarm telegraph reported the UniOntower bell az
being badly cracked An invitation was accepted from
Moritz Marcus to witness trial OF his method OF eA-
ungushng res Friday next at No Ill East Houston
ST. The meeting then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
A EorRTH WARD pICTrRE.

Acting on information given by some Of the
neighbors Patrolnah Underh Of the Fourth Precinct
late Tuesday night visited apartment the third
floor Of the tenement No Ga Frankfort-s, and there
found, filthy straw bed the occupant, Ira Cnnnick
and by his SIDE infant, about smonths old The room
was IL most filthy condition. The furniture consisted
OF rickety table, broken chair, the bed above men
toned and "A stove without fire. The wife OF Cunnlck
has been by the neighbOrs since Monday, and
the presumption Is therefore that she has deserted her
family. IL also ascertaued that in addition 10 the
infant there were three other Children the Oldest OF
whom IL Ouly six years old These poor children have
been daily sent forth 20 beg the street. They were
found by the police and sand they had eaten nothing the
entire day. The father and children were removed 10
the StatOn-HOuse. Cunnick was locked mp The chill
dren were provided with food by Capt Alaire and his
officers and partOOk of 10 ravenOusly Yesterday morn
ing children committed 20 the care OF the Com
msOuers Of Charities and and the father was
committed the Tombs by Justice HOgan to recover
from the effects OF his intOxication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERN.

Before Clerke, p. J., Sutherland and CdrdOeO,
J. In re- D. a. H0nSc-bt re- bdwaId ~ OcOhaTa-dt
may be remembered that expose OF the methods OF o.
A. House tine advertiser OF divorces without pu6hcy,
was made the motion 10 open the decree OF divorce
which Mrs Nichols had obtained against her husband,
and that according 10 the ahdayis, the paraHOut or
Mis- Nichols, himself LAWYER mad been active IN Ine
cuploylurnt OF House and in obtaining the decree
Judge CieTke in passing on the motion, salO that inc
matter must not there and directed exJudge Porter
The papers be also sent 10 the Grand Jury III com
pace with the first part OF this direction orders 70 SHOW
why they, House and Gebhard, should not be thrown
over bar The specifications against House are prac
grOundless action for unworthy and venal purposes
frauduIenty attempting 10 conceal his connectloh Dy
hard TO procure false evidence procuring false ahdaylt
service of the summons and complaint 10 be madt'
knowing 10 be false, and using the ahdav Tor ln
posing ON the referee Dy procuring WINES " b
under false name and swear 10 facts ne knew 10 DO
duct IN publishing his advertisement under the name OF
Mr.. HOwes. Tue specifications against GeOhard are
gross and fragrant misconduct IN oeDauchlhg ana aO
seondlnR WIN married Woihau aB dous!ns ny - 80
of the Court by procuring groundess action TO DC com
menced in her name Tor divorce on un
founded charges and testimony cOnfcderatng with
House In procuring false evidence IN the acIlOu
of the service Of summons IN cOncealDg the pen
dency of the action from Mr. Nichols and IN procuring
report from the referee by false evidence and under the
divorce procured, marrying Mrs Nichols The orders
founded on the andayts and statements used on e
motion 10 vacate the decree IN tho Nichols case Ie SUP
stance of which has been already published Inc mat
tiers came mp yesterday on these molos 70 soM Cuse
eXJudge Porter appearing 10 support lhe IouoppS
Messrs Fullerton aud DE Witt c. Brown appearing tOt
Gebhard, and Edwin James for House. \ referee was
asked 20 take testimony IN the matter but was Denied
the Court giving the accused 10 the nrs Monday OF Jan
uary 10 answer by affidavit.
Before CIsrke p j. sutherland and Cardo-o, j. J-Ad'
missions 10 ne Neio York BarOn motion OF W. S. Yard
Wn. 5 Fippn Of the tennessee Bar, and on motion OF
Luther r. Marsh Joseph G. Clayton of the bar OF the
DISTRICT q columbia were admitted 10 practice ia the
keW-lOlk Courts AL applicants LOT admission 10 the
bar at present General Term required 10 be pres
ent IN the General Term room tomorrow al p ~ pre-
esciy, when the examination WILL be continued and
concluded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
AUCTION SALES OF LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE.
EYACK.

Extensive improvements consequent upon the ap-
preaching completion of the Nyack and Northern Rail
waywhich will bring this ylageih direct communication
with Wallst., New-York Cty-are IN progress VIM.
Voorhis, esq, has purchased 2b OF the Messrs
Hart Immediately south OF the village, for ss COO com
priSing OF the finest building sites on the Hudson
Broadway, short distance from and running parallel
with the river, being extended southwark through
this property, and wdened TO 60 feet. Permontaye,
running parallel with Broadway, between It and the
RIVER will be wdened from 80 10 20 feet, and graded I'M
medatey. street, 80 feet In width, viii be cut
through the property parallel with these aud the rail
and running west OF the latter Cross streets each
90 feet wde 10 connect all these. Contracts have
been for the immediate construction Of several
buildings The feet OF front will be laid out In
handsome pleasure grounds. Harris Point included IN
the above property, Is one OF tho most delightful
locations the river, and IA supplied
with a stream OF pure water. Upon commanding ele-
walton In the rear Of the village large residence Will be
for accommodation OF Summer bOarders. An
excellent road has been constructed bringing this loca
ton within minutes drive OF the landing wharf Of
Messrs. ID. ID. and f. Smiths line OF steamboats, and
within minutes OF tue contemplated railway depot IN
the center of the village The railway company wll IN
few days. ready for the laying OF ties and Will have
trains running upon the road by the LIST OF January next
THE PTesby eran Church, the oldest In this village
II being raised 10 admit OF the construction OF lecture
beneath The interior Will be entirely rented the
whole 5000. The church originally erected
OF stone in lslG, and wac rebuilt Of wood IN 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
CRIMINAL.

before Judge Bedford Alfred Mellon pleaded guilty to
an assault and battery with intent 70 do bodily harl
having stabbed a feOw-bOarder named Cornelius bOyu'
The prisoner was sent Prison for three years
A seafarinC man named Peters charged John MURPHY
with HAVING taken $50 from him while IN Murphys quor
store in Water-st Peters the only N4ess tqr le
prosecutions and his testimony being entirely contra
diced the Jury found verdict of not guilty, and the
prisoner was discharged Mr.. Howe, the counsel for
Martin Allen, the alleged panel thief, moved further
postpopemeut Of his order 10 produce another
witness After reading the adayIts his Honor decided
10 grant the motion and the was set down per
emptOry for Monday. TO-. Frank LOUIS charged by
Patrck DOnOgnue With having stolen gold watch ana
chain worth about $780, while drinking ia his company
in a saloon I'm the BOweTy the 18th Of October There
being no likelihood of agreement upon verdict by
the Jury they were discharged, and the prisoner was
remauQed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
KINGS COUNTY CoURT-oYER AND TERMryER.


The Beyry Murder Trial.-The trial of Robert
Berry for the alleged murder Of James DOnnegan was
resumed yesterday before Judge Barnard The was
summed up by counsel and the Judge having charged
the Jury us 10 their duty IN the case they retired and at
Al O'Clock came into Court when the following interest
Ing dialogue took place.
Clerk Of the Coart-Gentlemen of the jury have you
agreed upon verdictf
Mr. J. Walter StOOps, Foreman Of the Jury with en-
phassl-NO, Sir.
Judge-GeDtlemen, is there anything can say that
have not said that will enhghten you in arriving at
Juror-we would like to know the term of imprson-
ment for manslaughter
feel your Honor, that with the limits placed on US we
agree. To bring in one OF the three Verdlcs
feel viii be impossible think We might TO agree on
another and a different one.
MI Spencer prisoners cOunsel-I ask the Court 10
state TO this jury that they have nothing to DO with the
penalty.
Attorney Morris here remarked that the pen
atty for manslaughter was from one 20 four years
COurt-Gentlemcn am willing 10 discharge you.
has been tried before, and 10 Is not likely
will be able get jury any more likely 10 agree than
this 10 great burden upon the people 10 have 20
present this repeatedly 10 the jury SHALL there
lore discharge YOU and will order refreshments 10
Do TO you IL will be my duty 70 keep you out until
ali reasonable hope OF an agreement is gone.
MI stoOps-I would ask how long you intend 70 keep
us
Court-what effect is reply that question TO have
Mr. StOOps-It might not have any, but have eleven
obstinate gentlemen here to deal with.
Another Juror tsleepyl-Cau render no other YER
dict than that Of mansaughter IN the third degree
murder in the first degreeI
Mr. stOops-May inquire Of the Court if we are to be
Kept ali night II we should agree upon Verdictt
COurt-O no, gentlemen propose 60 walt here until
you agree that the Court receive your verdict
Mr. StOOps-Aany OF the gentlemen thought the Court
would go home and leave us. Laughter
Mr. spencer ask the Court 70 charge the jury that
they have nothing do with the penalty; 1t is matter
of conscience only with them.
The Court charged the jury, and they then retired
and sill out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
TILE DRAWBACK FRAUDS.

District-Attoney PierTepont is daily at the
Custom House investigating the Of Mr. s. T. Batch
ford who stands accused of completely In the recent
drawback Frauds The examination Of the various man
ietts and other documents through which the frauds
nave been detected exhibits system OF corruption
rarely paraeled for audacity Collector Srlnnel states
that all the particulars OF the transactions are IN nut
shell, and can be told In very few words Certoin
mahlestA which certain certificates indOrsed .. l. D.
represent should be in the CustOm.HOuse cannot DC
IOuhd COLLECTOR Griunell Is not conducting tue lhVeb
Eatl"i ne merely advises with the Dist1ctAttOfhey
Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
UNITED erATEs cosianssloyEEs' OFFICE.

A SmugJLi1,q Case.--ln the case of J. II.
eeiiOedef ana SsldOr ~ Boo who charged before
Commissioner shiedS, yesterday, with completely Di
SuiuehiH cigars. Schroeder was discharged. eVt-
Hehcs hSt directly duplicating him, and adjournment
Va. tleh ad % thc 14th ns enable Bon Introduce
ADDITIONAL scyidcnCe Tor his defense
AHcJe0 Illegal KeaOUdt III CiyaJs.-Iiichael Stack.
1h-f2, manufacturer of CIygrs ~ No. - Cedarst.
wa brought before Commissioner Shields. yesterday
rh"lted ~Lh having Oh the l9th ~ september, removed
nom ms nahulacioIy large quantity OF cigars which
were hOJ properly packed and branded IN violation OF
me provision OF The Internal Revenue law. lie held
"a $500 bail fOr au examination.
Inc Bitgs IOhty Ifmds ln the case OF John T. Bliss
phhE before commissioner Shields, in winch Bliss was
FhoEed WIN 4anaaeHy Withholding 800 extra bOui.ty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
REAL ESTATE.

HEw.YoRE Wednesday Nov. II, 1862
We regret to observe in the recent weekly
reports OF plans for dwellings, approved by the
superintendent Of Buildings, predomnanee OF tene-
ment.houses. Last year 253 tenement-houses were
erected nearly every Ward in the city being favored
with one OF more OF them During that the number
Of new dwellings finished for single families was 19s
about one fifth the number put up in Philadelphia
Within the the last weeks find the number
Of permits issued build tenements against is for
other buildings or this does represent the
proportion for the whole year Yet 81 tenements in three
and that the dull Of the year ~ not an
Indication OF a hopeful future for Manhattan Island
The lots north of One hundred and fftietbst, be-
tween Eighth and Newaves reported the other day as
having been sold for $4,000 were again rss0ld today as
learn from MI McCave. for 75Oo the buyer paying
=, 800 for the contract
VIM. II. Raynor has sold four lots corner sixth,ave
and One hundred and thirty ana three lots on
the 20XOO feet for S5 0 two lots each side OF
Eighthave and between One hundred thirty second
and One for $1,000; two lots
east side OF Eighthave., between One hundred and
thrtyhird and One hundred and for
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EBw.YORK. .....hoTenbsr H.
CLEARED.
St,su,hns-M.a Hanes Liverpool; kebTastA nnau NePoo'
N.mrs, BauFs Liverpool; D0nAn Bust brcmeni rage ueu
Havana Fab nee steele Hamilton Bsunnaa Oen Barnes Norton
Savannah; Magnolia Cr0Ne Savannah hels beA DVs'oD'
saratoqa Couch Norfolk. Va HAeTas, Roberts hehmoo1
Wells haTselsi bTthefs Lolh N'Oi1-' ''
an c., p.g..4..
Sebfs-Traveler Hodges Newbern, NC; ~ A. inns Boahe
Norfolk; Esiu Red 1Awes Mobile; NJ Il Mahonsy Andfsen
Kew West Conservative kempoD SAVANNAH Nellie TO'1si Ds1
Warrington NC; ByeyB, Barger, STANFORD
ARRIVED.
Stesmshp Lafayette Roussan Hsve Nov ,, ana bIe NOV y
Indsc and - , - o.,,,,,o,r 1
mdse. and -.
and
steamship san Jaeiuto All Savannah, Etse and pass
Steamsihp Huntsville Crowel Savannah mcse And pas.
LADY Of the Late Banner. Iquiqne m ls h VI ''uA
ny IadA, Rio Iauetro sept - coffee
Brig EleoBofe. Hagen Rio JABefo 81 DAYS. rosewood
Bns SAN Christopher Port az Paiis y day hid's
Sehr Henry lie Blanc Harris, Cartaageaa ~ Gays hlatA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
poTroy Nov iT-Arnrei a. steamship TAapoos ron wash
irton hg Redwood Witka from Havana; thF j. ~ eHhp non
Ne~.loIk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSpovbERRI 1.-THE steamship Nova SeotAn ron NeN'
York, arrived a this yesterday.
SPOKEN.
BF Cssee from Boston for Per. spAs Trinidad 70 days oaN
Oct I'll, lat q n. long 5atv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
p,SSPNGR FRS 1RRIYED.

FROM HAvRE-In steamship Lafayette Nov I'M ana MS
Hea spd family wels and family, Mr. Hlsr.ob han ba's
NJ DeWey Mir and j. Kip Mr. and MrG Cooley NJ ArnS a.
Van Sehak and family Mr. and Mira Adams, iAmiy and MAIL ~ IN
man Mr. sBd prOter and family Nj ana Me- Lew" ana
Nj, and Mrs Alderman NJ Sidel 81 Fair NJ Moore ms Liza re
teTs NJ ngerso Mr. and Mrs Wbtnore aud sJ ~ ASsh anu
gewland Miss Clemeuce Talbot nj neu
vile Sad son Mr. and Mrs and family Nina and Miss HAberl
Miss SOPHIE LEVY. NJ A.. Lockwood Miss Bulher . ., -,
ppoH GIAsGOW-n steamship Iowa. Nov l7.-Mra H. smith
Daniel smith James wn bupyan oot Kennedy N ioNs
Hugh Chalmers Matthew GOwanus Samu Anaerso
Hugh Mckee Mckee. John HAySood Hannah hely"ooo
AIeI. Thomson John II. heKeBsie. 80 - - NJ.
FROM SAYANHA-in steamship Huntsville Nov III Psrpont
Miss Ferpou Miss A. Willis n X Baruum G. l. DaHAI " "0Ae
A. 2. smith, J. Sullivan, e. W. WoodHan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18

last having fallen into tub OF boiling water AZ tne resi-
dence OF his parents, No I'll West IwehIyeien'hsl..
Coroner SchIrmer will hold indnest over tns pOdy OF
John Nevers who died at No 333 East
from the effect OF injuries received py falling om ma
cart several DAVIS 20 Deceased was naive OF ireland
age a. Coroner Rollins will hold an inquest over the
body of Mrs Margaret ChamOroy, who ded from burns
received on Monday night at her residence, No. 81
Charesst her clothing having taken IRE from the stove
Also over the body Of Mrs Margaret tuRh age IT,
who died suddenly at No. So Mulberry-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
MARINE CoURT-TRtAt. Trpu

Before Judge Curtis.-Lidbihfy of Married
EOD'cJi PrOaiSso'B AOteS-Ihe plaintiff sued Mary
Lloyd, a Earrled woman, who the maker OF "A Dc.
naud nUtefOr 500 There was iuJerlneat0n In the
note follows 81 declare this note lien Gu my
Sate" The note passed 10 DIR. ShreyeT. alleged
sscuIlty thaL Mrs. Lgyds husband would fulfill certain
sShracls to do work for Shreyer. Mrs Lloyd and her
Aisband move that the nerneatiOn not made
thc ume the Doe executed Verdict for the defend.
GOT defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18

from discharged Union soldier named Thomas Mse I
Bss has been held await the action OF the Drau
Bltss il under Indictment for similar Onebse, an ,
two similar charges pending against NM Det"'O MI
United States Commissioners Belts and OsDorp
SION on a motion 10 qudSh the indictment on -. ~
POINTS has reserved by Judge Benedot, anu ~, th
request of the Government and at the suggesSt. "a b
Unite. states Commissioners named, tio 10, .o
Welded to q suspension of the hearing IN the o @
the Commissioners, until decision has Deeh lo"u0" vi
rue M a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
IEQTEsTg.

Coroner keenan, will hold an inquest Mt
Bellevue Hospital ever the body OF Mrs Mary Gormley
axe %, VINO died from Injuries received October 10,
having fallen from The roof of her residence No 3ii West
si&ieepti'st Deceased was native OF hew'Haven'
Corn Also, over the body OF Joseph Markham, age g.
who died rom the effect o. sealds rrreyed % MODdaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM

Before Justice FithidR.-ImpriS0nm WlM0ut
q COmnitneht-In re. Anna AddmS-Ihe relator III TINS
case was committed prison under an order OF Juuge
bowling. for vagrancy, but on application by habeas
corpus no record OF conviction or commitment eoui1 DC
fond i'm the office of the Clerk OF Special Sessions The
District Attorney declined 10 appear in the proceedings
and she was discharged. +. Henocque for prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
vrws PACKAGES FOR rHE PRESS.

CAPTAINS ana parsers arriving ihs port are equea
feyef addressed Eewlok Associated Press n 70
persons exhibiting wntten authority Of '" hmon'on %
Agent the Journal Of ComNere Times
World sun EIpTess Evening Po. Commercial Adr>r1is os
Zemo YORKER DeOkTai should also be oshsrso OILY"
the KAmeD eIkOe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
II 9 CIrppEME COIrRT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Chef-Justlce chase,
in the Supreme Court to-day. announced the following
order: All hereafter continued az thls ttIn sil
he mt al the foot of the calendar of the next term I'M
less otherwise specially ordered by the Court Nos ~
go ofq 25O 253 2 continued II ~ understood
that the causes foot OF the calendar under
This order Will be delayed about two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
L. g. CIRCUIT COURT.

Remoral of t,Co Of the Jumel WH cdses.-An
order having been made by the supreme Court OF TINS
state for the removal Of two OF the Jumei VIII cases
known by the titles Of Champn Bowen ct al agt Nelson
Chase ct AL NO H. and Same agt same NO - 10 the u
= Circuit Court all the papers IN bOth cases nave Deeh
u. s. (IICult Court.