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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
AN ALLEGED swJNDLER COMMITTED.

Yesterday, before Alderman OBricn, at the
Tombs Police Court appeared John 8. Augerof No. 3Gi
Broadway, who made complaint against VIM W. Norris,
arrested on a charge Of having swinded number Of
leading merchants by representing himself agent
OF Mcssrs. Woods Yeatn9p d Go. Of the Cumberland
Iron Works, Er.n Tenn. The complaint states that IN
April the prisoner came 10 l.. 5. Mills Co.'s store, at
Nos. 81 and 90 Whitcst. and represented himself
agent OF Messrs Johnston Seas Of Huntsville Ala,
aud on the strength Of these representations he de-
Hycrcd invoice Oi gods amounting 10 So 81. The
representations made by the prisoner subsequently
found 10 be false James - seats OI Hunts Iic Ala,
testified that his firm never gave Morris any authority to
mako purchases. On this statement the Prisoner
committed. Morris % years OF age, native Of Ten.
nessec, aud for some time past employed clerk
IN this city. He at one tiIIo in the Confederate
army There will DC an examination Of Other con plants
against him on Friday, and Capt UIman is engaged in
hunting up the evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
CONCLUSION. OF THE JEWISH FEAST.

Last night at sunset the great festi'al oil Iuo
New Year terminated with the Orthodox Jews WIN
the Reformed Jews it ended the evening before
During its continuance all Jewish places OF pus'
ness. so far as was noticed, were rigId'y cIoseu
indeed SO solemn is the festival that any
lew who would transact business While IL Ifsts NUI DC
ted Inv his cOreligUnStS. Inc STORES W Jt"o
.Ihhmg Cb1fbam-st the BOwcIy. BroaGway ana olIcr
narts of fe CITY shut till after niSttI last night
when tLcv were opened, and their pruprlclOlS com
menced plying their avocItiOns all the more VIGOROUSLY
0fter their brief respite During the day many stores
were arded This store Will 5e 0ClCd on tc IucS
d1y comma :" very many were closed Without hNiHB
any written or printed notification. The great palhlhS
Louscs and brokers Offices belgngihg 10
the wealthy Jews were all closed no Ices
than tho humble warehouses, cigar stores, Uc'
he services Yesterday morning by the OItohoA Jews
were rho same as the day before. Inc sSh'S"Euts
we're filled 10 Overlooking with dcYOut Worspera. rag
Hebrew Benevolent Society, called d}o1c !.",H"v t'ti
their annual praycr-mCctBg at Inc Dramatic iid Idst
Uouston.st The Society has Only one huth meeting III
the wear and it is occasion of great koehiy' lhey
do not have Ggular minister The members t Last 9
conduct the exercises TEcIc large congregation
of ladies and gentlemen. Tie ucDbclS wore large en-
veloning linen garment, called Imh, with stiibEa OF
Threads attached t. the four corners inc edlleh !lo
s resemblance 10 GIOud, reminds thelh OF dcdth ana
nroduces humble thoughts. peculiar cap Is dtso "Vh
= black one b. sone whltIsh one by Others ~ Hos'
kowiz ia President OF tins Society. Inc lcSuNai hoW
over the Jews settled down again 10 the oidliiF
business of life, which their thoughts WIZ uot De
diverted TIL the Day Of Atoncincnt arrives the l5th INST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08

Mr., Mupte Mrs R. Mccormack Mr. and Mrs Haed ahu a
, NJ, and Mrs II Mayaso and infant MI aud hIs IL u
~, Ch.,Iss Reed Mr. and Mrs NJ c. Clark Mrs ~ haehe"1,,
Ssughtes aud servant Mrs A Hewitt ss ~ s,va Mr.
Blake, Mrs. J. W. Smith, Mr. IL ChsnrocA u" A'''' ~
JellnghArt Mrs Bliss Total, 2Jl , ~. o.. NJ, Dohsou
PROM LIVERPOOL steamship virginia sept o-nrs DDoooo'
y ana servant Mrs and Miss Gennngs Mrs. and MISS Rose
Mrs and the Misses Armstrong Robert Wetton T. G W
n smiS a n Wbtsborns IT. Micsf Strand Capt p Payne
Rev j. Csnnsgbsu r. Mills Miss spencer a gu NJ
Lane Mr. and MIS- FoaIe family MI and MIS- Hs9coc ns
Matthew Mr. and Mrs Ps5 1 Mis- a. T. StsSon Mrs cgg
NJ md Mrs. Isuob Mr. and 0Ne IiViney Miss smith,
Krause, Miss Levine and family: rr.,,.u,
PROM HAMBURG AND HANRE-ln steamship hoslua ysP
I.n Gsbeyine rsut Aane Trau Alex Tran Caroline Mp y
nrs Rmms pnct Fl Nertb Chas Frank. Iimbnrget h. Lin
SerS Essts Tssrd Warbug Louis Warbnrg Louis Leys9p
lam scbsfeI Mr. Siegel A. Slegel, Mr. Sieges Jacob
Nenberr.T mrs Neuberger s. Neuberger NJ neuoeIieh
O. r. Seward Miss A. Seward NJ Mannon fch ht ne"sn'oo' &
Slaughter SSugho T. saughtou, Louis Bambeger Ro,a b'
herge Il, Miss Laubheimer T. earlier Mrs feaIo
O. edusy Miss Bhford Mr. Simon M simon Samuel SIMON III
RsIsV Iemme Uenre Lemme T.. Bcke, Johanna Blekel ""
helm icke Johauette Sauer hse sanger w.
st,yphsCn Henrietta Nesmaua Charles Bascheud9 Daniel Basca
.ndof Anse AuguSe Boihentnseh Nihemihs
Geo KrocL,I Aogu Krocke Carl Koeke Catrne DAVID Aos
Rmas Psbs, Bernard Cyr Auguste Cyrl Augste k1eoe
mecr Jon Moth ldc ph Mutb Martin Meyer Fanny Jac1ey SOPHIE
Jscs Wbam J,coby Pieiehke Hanbner Oscar Haubner
Jisphgss, Fn,t Mshiedt Bise Msrkieldt Alex Schlot
ter Wilhemise Sehloter JohsnIa pup' n SU Pmiue
Dsenon Carl sebumsnn Scumsnn, Saonon Haas ChSs
So,iIs DrTbs Sophie DEubs, Carl Lute fhedncb CStnse
sernck August Pui. Friedrich hoeer Gard tu Mara Dana
aHstrom Lemme, D. Sprenger Aug s,e NJ
Bohnnger hnna Behrnger Emle Boringe j. D. aHsue 0N'
Wolf p Hutton V. Sch, A. Hang, II. Barr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
FAMILY JARS AND FATAL RESULTS.

On Monday evening Mrs Margaret Smith, a
native ofScotland, aged 40 years dlcd suddenly in the
apartment occupied by herself and husband at No 4j
East Twenty seventhst. As the neigIbOrs deemed her
death somewhat suspicious Cnpt Thorn yesterday re-
QUeeCd Coroner SCHrBcr TO Investigate the case. IL
was asceltaineG that the deceased had led rather
happy life with her husband, lie having many Occa-
sOus, as alleged, beaten her in brutal manner On
Monday evening Smith returned home. and soon COM
meuceC quarreBg with his wife. The ncgLbOrs heard a
sound OF something failing on the lOOr andsOOn after
ward Mrs Smith out the INTO The hallway,
but pulled back 10y heY husband. lie then cried out
that his wife dying and when the nePhbors entered
the they found Mrs. Smith IN an unconscious con-
ditlOr, bleeding eighty from the mouth. ply siCun
summoned, Dut the woman died IA "a few moments.
The husband seemed TO be very much distressed al tho
occurrence and when accused Of knocking his wife down
denied it, saying that so had fallen and struck her Cad
the table. Smith Is held az he East TbItyNithst.
Police station await tho result OF the investigation.
Deputy Coroner eastman will make post nIOltem cX-
animation Of The body and ascertain the actual of
death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

Can't VIM. Ii. Heathcote, late OF COMPANY
n on, regiment has been elected to the comna"u y,
Company 47th Regiment, The I7th VIII pioceou "
Neck L. l. on Thursday, for target prac'i'o s"N go,
o,iovmept This command seems determined u ei.o,i
ace "crack" Shots for ~ gold ana SILVER goId medal
oITar1od to those who chit the nlaIh eond ono of
% ICON Tho hest shot among the Objects anu vo ia
the same material 20 the best ithmted among
th9 nm uept Col Allen, commanding celebrated
a.. az ~ 'erFsrv on Monday Sept. 6, by lestltai az
niaa,, IL Ryer Park. FHlly 800 men, III INC hoM u
form answered roll call in the m0Line iIni"St the
nlensapt and until the ram drops zen, ne rcnntinn
aos"re eeEers were enjoying themselves. IGccsdU
- 70 -, the evening, and at the banquet MerC Ncn
SncI,acS Cf GOV HOfmans stan, Col hchiS I'm 7tT
Lieut.. Col George HaWGs ol tIo lln
Col lux of the 1th Col DE tCOursy Vi to Allan NJ
@ cher officers Of the First Division Col Alie1'
sa stry and capacity the RAPID nIihs UP Vi
%HieteI ranks of the Old Lafayette Guard RlNc i
49, nyoof WAS frequently comphmehfd ny tno -
mental guests upon the CONDITION Oh us Cou vo tho
Urcments are making by the 22d Regiment 10 sNo o
soldier boys a splendid reception on le
sion of their visit to this CITY, Co hcnuS 90 he ODD
T"s tenderpd his resignation Il" Company OF V -a,
Cant Cun are preparing handsome SCI vi ~ "
20 he nresened to s. S Bent, esq, OF P0rtcheScI ~.
by whom the Company NeIo eht0i '''" " $500
III July last - ,,,,,-,o,.a yrsrFRDAY
rroon T. First Cavalry, Capt. George i. Keller hau
tbi animal target practice at Prcntzs Elm farR.-.A
Ist river Park Post Ellsworth Grand Army OF the Ke
,lo hold their annual Picnic. The rain prevented
The nroposed evening part OF the AFFAIR nc hAI
lar fardet pracUce and Summer night IestNH Oh inc &
cob Mesam Sehutzen Corps was hGlu III Jonta rr
Hpst nrige s5o was awarded to LeAt Beck. "A talgc
Meeting and Pie-Nlc of Co., seventy -nihl4l 81
UigbIanders was held at Landmarks hauhitOn oiN
Several prizes ranging from $50 10 s., was awarded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
P4SSEYGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIvERPOOI-n steamship Russia Sept, 7-Dr NJ L. Sims
j. G. Lewis j. H. Nay s PeaTwoI Dckey. Mrs
Mre g r. Adams Mrs Louth, Mn T. W. Boaton Mrs Irwin Mrs
Muir Nj and Mrs Smith and daughter q. w. FA T. Z. Winter Ms
Cast M Wdghtman NJ and Mrs Crow NJ BtenAG aud daughisr
Mr. aud Mrs T. J, fsch Mrs Carr ML and Mrs W. Scan oil.
aen aud nar'e Hiss IIang MIRA IL Enh children and sar,e
Mrs jayne glitter Ms W. jayne Mrs Boashe Mrs r. Hunt
AID Mrs W. j. Peckhsm, Mrs Fisher Mrs Mrs Stew
Mrs " d. Baasse, Miss Fo. Vert Hester lIllm Dr..
Sea Mrs Euddher Mrs H. i. Parker Mr. A. L. Tubus
and four children Mrs Stewart Mrs Morris and and Mr
H. Foot Mr. sad Mrs o. A. eager MIS- j. Moulson Mrs 0Ne Bag
ley Mrs D. H. yeech Mr. AMI Mrs W. Fisse; Mrs Belmont IT, and
bfotler Ms Iubhs Nj L. aud Mrs New
ball Miss Newha M &. Peek. Mr. j. Bell Mr. W. w. Newell,
Nh Gooi6y Mr e. Rogers Nr. Burke Mr. W. d. Thaeh Mr. o.
fPa'Ties ar u Guhdy Mr J. Douglas Mr. wnghtnan ME W;
tsTk. Mrs Carr and sonl Miss Wager Mr. g. A. Mcdowell aud
nty M Barn, NJ g. H. Phelps Mr. Swell Miss HI, Mr and
A H. Sloane Miss Sloane and slater Mr. Beswh Thomas,
Col InfeIso hr MIS- D. Thomas Sir Fdti Nj Van Fs Mr.
GoTan Mr. a II chaPpsI Mr. L, D. wlber Mr. spl Mr.. J. T.
Davis snd child Miss Stout and Mrs Puri Mr. Mrs
and Miss Lawrence Mr. H. smith, Mr. W. Saith Mrs H. H. Smith
h G. GuneT Nj g. Brown Miss Smith Mr. Viasafos and
servant Mr aud MS H. Franksnburg Mr. Bsuoon Baruum,
l. H. Llns " Pendleion T. Curtis Mrs Khuia daughter W.
Watsworth BRYANT A. g, Adams L. Collins Mr. Griffith, Mrs
Burke and child Miss Wendell Mrs c. NJ Weed W. L. Eaton Par.
h j. M Furer T. NJ Fisher Mr. Mrs W. C. Talbot AMI
ant daughters and two Miss Williams irs Dalton. Mss
Clark, MIS- H. Medr and daughter Mrs deere Pava MI All
Slrs lioushyool Mss H. Thomas Mr. Thomas NJ all M, g.
Crothcs aud two Daughters, M Miller as GIU lfal
VsGt Ir Canal Mia Cleveland aal daus4,,. s. 4 AL a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08

The Cont Of General Sessions rcOpcncd yes.
tctday II, before J"dkc Bedford, ana ih' 1''Nl
prisoiers wcrr called To TO bar aud scncnc"d Iirl
tI1ek Peters, grand larceny, two lcata ana SN mnlh
state Prison; Charles MIlcr grand Larceny Two oi's
and six months state Prison john Hch"ntL IDen! o,.o
wear PerltcnuaTy: william k'nctty, grand larceny l'hI
years state PrisOu Charles Ig"r gaLd larceny; ono
wear PeuitcntIary Wm. CLARK, robust looking Ilihh-
man, WAS charged with bgdmy. The Di-HciAtorney
stated that ire second wife had disappeared and that
the first wife anxious 10 Withdraw tho charge hs
the Judge refused 20 allow, hut suaptndcd Judgment
amid the laughter 0f tho audience. WIN. fcffis was
charged with stealing from the shop OF Archiphn Don
nelly four silk dresses and - IN grcenback- inc dresses
were valued At $40 Iho pl4ehcf was pactu on tio
stand 10 testify his own BEHALF he stated hdt ti'
bundle had been given him 10y person ne ihot III ,ho
street, who asked him TO take them TO the mouse or
Win Smith, No 3G5 Nintll-aYc ana lhdt Mhlo tHcy
we're his possession Inc was arrested The prisoner was
found guilty. aud sentenced TO I'VE yoais imprisonment
in the State Prison with nara labor.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, Alder
man O'BIen committed John Martin for having stolen
silver watch, valued at t2D from VIM IIuss, Of No q
West Broadway. Tho watch found with tho accused
Henry Knoll, VI No IS lIudsOn-st, employed in tho
Government store in Greenwich st. yesterday caused the
arrest OF Lawrence OBIicn OF No &C Cenres porter
e. Junk dealer, for attempting 10 steal seven pairs Of
bGnkct valued nj $5 Murphy came To tho store ostcns
BTc and the pair observed by Knoll placing the
blankets in the bags brought by Murphy They were
Couldock, Of No. 1GG WashiDgtOn.st., met In the
street an old acquaintance, George J.. Stevens.
in elderly literary man, and accosted him "
a rather familiar manner Stevens dlSclained
all acquaintance with Couldock, and when the latter
became more pressing IN his attentions Coudock stnck
linn on the shoulder with cane, and aftcrward stabbed
rested and yesterday committed. Julia Riley, dnmes
tic, employed by VIM. Gien at No. - hottest, Was ar
rested yesterday a charge OF stealing diamond ring
valued ut 500, the property OF Mrs ELLEN The ring was
recovered, but gold watch and chain stolen more
recently were recovered. Julia was committed. For
having stolen SIS from the OF Earnest Clr ut No
llJ Chatlan'st, Mary "icbelham was committed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08

- D,soases of children took away 10 d M Of old
OF tuhor onen proved fatal III cases lara of age
diseases we're women. four or teso V yrha deaths
age, OF WU I'd one IS; II died OF debility resnlts OF
ana wal ,nmber 49, OF which 13 were t 9 and OF
Dy ionts or negligence. case OF mum Negligence,
~ me deaths from accidents OF 20 case was
s dne 10 falls to drowning The ho the suicide
were foreign born female 40 years OF ae1 cases OF
th ht Of foreiSnbon male, age So inc native Of the
tt 80 we're one female years OF GSe %ctween IS
Inted states and two foreignboTn mas Eighteenth
III co aud they occurred In the Eeveies and scarla
ana Sneeenh Wards The cases OF sn onehaf OF
anu ro oil those of children. More hldren under
a N noths from diarrlea were those VI ~ were males
tnc y, md twOhrds Of the whole mum hav wears Of
r o a cases of hydrOphoba one oS according to
a%e the other man ageu o oei. under 10 years.
age, Tho deaths were under years so, deaths were
aSCS; er % wears Sl5 BY natyltles, tv a. England
y o; u Ststes S32. Ireland 1885, Germany, o. China l.
~ Scotiand s; British America, rtnnwn q In the
IL West indies j. at sea, !; uovne Uosnitai
S WGHci nsitutiSns the deaths werc Be esIo NASTY
p Sinrtv Uosnifal Is; Infants Uosni
~ Cnid,9 Hosntai g. Wards Island E,n i6d ornpn
anu ~ aIp9shOnse 2 COored Home SoloIy y;tpI o.
ta syam ~ p and p Hospital Mount slGa hSS'VV Vim
Y Jnycne Asylum, ST. Luxe mohh nnx UoSpitaI
t,s !. 81 Franciscus Hospital SmaP0h rrnch
- 49, Tor the public institutions 10 Inc Wills tMo Nine.
o ot couspcuously the deathllst are ot Az.
tenth GA deaths, tho Twelfth ~; te I9rst I the
Tbird ward had BARELY DEATH and the Second ho"0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
TIE THIRn.sr. AssA1-Ir.

Coroner Flynn called at No. 200 Thrdst.
yesterday TO take the antemorem deposition Of Mr. Jo-
seph Fredander who lies in critical condition from an
assault committed on him the 18th ult He was un.
conscious but as MS WE was cOnversant with the case
her testimony taken. She stated that on the day in
question her husband attended funeral and on his
boys threw stones az him. and broke his win
dOws. lie chased them away with a whip. Among these
children were some belonging TO Mrs. AltopheT She
took the whip from Mr. Frcaander. and struck him on
the head with tie butt end, knocking him down She
continued 10 beat him for some time. man also came
up and beat him on the head with mk-cau He was
then taken into the house, and soon vomited freely
Physicians called in on Wednesday, he being then
speeches., aud they stated hs illness IN
OF the beating He has been confined TO lis bed since
The case will be further Investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08

,,,c onco from n visit TO the Tower Of London, afer
holding high converse with Walter Raleigh exGla t
LIN ~ GENEROUS indignation, "Snrcly, no KING put my
,ther SwoiId keep such bird cage" Reviewing
The part that Virginia has acted in The past history Dd
s rounty her rich record of glory and scientific anu
n"bc servco her prinoely donations OF territory 10 .
tuon her long line OF statesmen and soldiers we ne
NOT refrain from wonder that such eagle shOuu
Kent in a cage No patriot desires her enthraIh1ff 70
ony the bafcd and desperate partisans, who CON
Tnle her through aud oppreS % not
pcnt to her But the people OF the Non viii not
permit IT, tho Republican party of the c count aud in
hermit it the Administration will not pern ,be CON
Congress 10 which the last needless linear 10 ad.
spiratOrs will be made One trust wand and out
N0cate or tolerate lhe heIdIiOu' f. S. g.
rage
Lylch5Ug. Va, Sept. G, 1862
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COURT cAIENDARs-Tur4 nay

SUPREME COURT-SPECLAL -McGayoent a9t.
Parker Steiuberg Nue agt Iied Cccl Good.
nr Wotbmsu SIT Levy Smith ag clear. Whitney AZ. Harrington,
Ke.y sci National Chemical Company, Sc,roe gt Sissum Reid
sgt Blame H. H. Wainwright TO show &c. Opp,nhercT agt.
chute Pope Dobbs Vase sgt Yale, Petition Of Snyyeni Van
Voorns n. Schafcr, Browne sgt Haynes.
orKr % Mccoy and George Moser
roLber; VIM Harvey TLos Smith. and Frank kemev, bng
Moa receiving goods; Cha Thompson, obtaining goods
by e preiense; Robert Mcclellan forre John Rush. loms,
me Michael MurpLy. Mary Shannon Francis Heinrich and James
Smith grand larceny Thomas Brady larceny the pcroa
Frederick Boruaun besmy Daniel en rape; Stephen McCn,
Joseph uun James Edwards burglary Frank DeT0ur Ida Free
aud lhebe Rose Margaret Bgnnry and Margaret iaen gsl lar
DELANEY, MARGARET COhney ieoIous asau aud battery
George Keatu john Ilheck and Ann j. clarke obtaining gi,
BY false yeteuse William Lear and Charles A T. Diet assault, aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
THE COURTS.
THE PHILADELPHIA BOND F0RGERIEs-
" CHARGE OF LELAND.

THE PHILADELPHIA BOND F0RGERlES-Dis'
CHARGE OF LELAND r, tbo
The People de-, agt Martin Letdpd.I,,ln, the
case Of the arrest Of Leland, forging Phladelpa,
city warrants to await requsoa from tno eend was
bronrRt on habeas corpus has rendered the suponeo
opinion: - h.h.., coy,n. and c,riiorarL
@ Wit wss granted directed keeper Of the & P'Sn
maze SsunaO osSe WITH the eaus il disputed before at Chan,
bers O'Clock today The prisoner was pro9 , w"
The Warden Of the CITY Fson Bdewel Of the CITY 81 Mem
York wiz and safely keep Tor e.anOD '"0 O'
Dy Fist Da Police Court SeWYor fF Edri les' Police Justice.
and FARLrI oaeerI an AFFIDAVIT, Of one Charles K
w THE s det a %St state s where he @ T where
found and who saws that Leland cane S 10 PJb OF the
voe Of sS3s g. Information and bet a ""
S ss to brokers' Pm sod that , .S n %sTiP
Commitment aud proof asked 10 remand cln 0. ' , he
who has formerly horne an GPUe'o he there tried Tor
alleged crime Before can remand us pGgs T,Ie Thai crime
has been committed Ia PeunsSlsAns seona' h' s In s"d
has jurisdiction Of taf ' saSg ~ o ce sueui to
inform this Court to whether crime ne n nuns, he sei
in The commitment with reasonable cen 90 ma WI I,g ar
csY 5cmiue whether Of commitment slhea ~ "a" U
no e such certainly shou appear the cowipilment as WIZ h
Tie Cou to deeTne the g.n ' NO arseton cr If
natter for Which L peron cannot be punished tue Vou @
s SS s commitment liable objection where the Gaze
loosely stated h at n aS 5TS.s or not Commitment
not sufficiently tie ogerse by simply degaIas W we s II
| 81
ga rg hut ii ought the facts charged or iound 10 constitute
he oTrse with srfaeat uah uaty TO enable tue ooui Gu
IL. b,.as determine Nhal particular GU -
| ,C'at the prisoner THIS commitment iis 10 90 tns. aun
alone the prisoner should tbe't'e ue
The afr iavt Of wett does not rciucds ~ ans ~,
continued is made 10y person ieuuE
~, & e,eIy eIe bear.ay that the prisoner Leland
CHARGED with crime aud is tugiFe H"
mis- document merely repetition Of umor ana u aN
fctIyc this respect Moreover should have incorporates a
the charge indictment against we P''o
TO enable MAGISTRATE 10 arrest aud examine an
fp,iye fon usce from another STATE nut be hAosI 80 IT,
r wr'.q cac has b,en eomntle1i " = ~
5csed las hcen rgrd Ia that other STATE With he eonh''Gl M
A a. lie
| fIart is defective In all these p1ft, - " ~,
crime had been committed 10 ftHh
sbnw have been
L,7 In That state a1ys That be j. i'r'e 'o t -
svi that tfime ill ueen y
peIu,yauia inference not ufc ent 70 uu, ",
| reqs-sDd hy the utifet hl'tN' "
or 10 TIE person Until the proper documents cn' ION
the tustuar OF th7t stale i"'
% AK C,t ,lborl It's judges possess al the poSen ~ eomm'
ting In1sis't.ics. las assys reifr'I zoo. 90 s
e md ytry e1celosal and d, not deem 'h - '
ne. Tho pu.nne must he dsllAIgtl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
THE NEW GERMAN HOSPITAL.

rLo cormon Ladies' AID Society HcI" !"
os,ardav for the purpose of providing for the
meetins se'1' h. interior arrangements of the new
Hospital shortly opened for the prs
Of the aSa unS
saT asG nd Of the and for G and d
Interior dsssfo eG yuRnsh Ge
M and they received yesterday 1 S or tah
so of of Chem disposal S' the
~ Csa ~ The hospital, and expressed an intention 10
oiSe box Of mineral waters to every
s i,VIS contrIbute IS toward the saine fuhd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
LONG ISLAND.

Real estate has taken an upward turn at College Point
Several lots were sold tho past week Tor s'Ooo each
which year or two since brought only sloV Inc ha',
saang lager beer brewery has been taken OF
NV the United States Revenue Officers rue large Iac-
t6ry on the beach nc Weshampton, which mas Deen g
s for some time is likely to pass into new haLas me
NewYork City steel Works negotiating iot the prVp
ert II il believed that a. per cent OF iron can DO
attained from the sand the beach, WHICH PossoS'eS
Snperior qualities for making the best steel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-08
WEEKLY MoRTALITY-Two DEATHS FROM HY
DROPHOBIA.

The number of deaths in this city for the
week ending on Saturday last 5O which 2G9 were
males and the rest females Zymouc diseases carried
of l58 Under this head come miaslnatic diseases 17
among which small pox measles searlatna G. ty.
plus fever typhoid fever dysentery o. diarrhea CO.
cholera infautum 49, The second class ZymOtie dis.
eases, termed enthetic nocuIaed, caused deaths
two OF them being from hydrOphobia The third class
detic Is credited with OF which the fruits OF IN
temperance To constitutional diseases persons sue
cumDed including dropsy H. OF stomach tables
mesenterica ~ pulmonary consumption o. hydrocepha-
us 49, Local diseases fatal 10 162 embracing first
diseases OF the nervous system TO- which include enn
gifts apOplexy commissions second, diseases OF
the circulaOry system H. OF which were from disease of
the heart thirdly diseases Of the respiratory system 3d.
Including bronchitis IL, pneumonia 20; fourth.
IY, the digestive system 70; the urinary
systan H. cOmprehenang eases OF
ri9hts dlsease diseases OF the generatiVe system l.
Of e ln.egumentay sgstem,2 Que VI abseess and one
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