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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-06
RoBr A. HlaaHKrY, Aueuon.st
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
fnALLANnS IN PENNSYLVANIA

popT A. HAGGBRTY Co.. No 81 Pin.i Ns"ioTi Will sell On
hoD' TUESDAY. sept a. 1852
,,oy q Ar vspoou No iii BROADWAY Trinity BuinE),
4, Il she following described valuable eOa PROP
sTy tnoru a, Brnehdae" Is situated scbnJhn County
n,f Poltsye and contains bs9 acres and iOO peenes
-. outlets maketdbitne 10
Io9 miles By canal III niles aud by The new roAd nov ~ pro
eopurueou Union CenirAl-bens eohsNu0seu Wy WV
ssh vale, Morris and sad E.NJerseJ CsnuA ha0''-
Len dr.et Communication with New lors City, u! hliss
VIZ surface Is used for farming purposes and INC 'ou'Hs'
r, umbs-ed (eaYJ Suitable for mining purposes III A..
sttsn property nnierlad throughout Y -
ihe. coz. the region bot rcd snd Nh,s a'n on1S
10 iIon, flO be made available ony
ss Of the has been mined out and tue beat Ana most
xysp, remain untouched nool v.in Nth tbe ,lobe
.rni 50 yards 10 good coal IL. -, ,,u,o,d i,on
hi. oiery steam engines and boilers pump t"AN ~
-. and all apputenAnees necessary 10 complete u 1880. H.,
breaker. With engine, boiler, rollers, shhs
% &c IN psTe,i working order awaiting the completion Of mo
slope and ,h,,.,.l 30 miners houses two
.ms horses three stables making ID al ~ Vu
Inclusive breaker engine and fan houses Al, A. , man
sIsminon Of carefully prepared bnsi Oh u "
aud patent from the sAe MAp ASe w
~ 10 detail also, hI Of sale sppu W ne
.su ROBERT A. HA6GBRTy Co. Ne 81 hpta' rev.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TrainsI leave

u IL Thirethst. Depot a. follows:
SEAS m. Wa Train for Albany
To- ~, Buffalo Express, Drawing attached
NJ. Northern and Western Express Draw
attached.
II n Special Chicago Express through hoHra Eessst
Drs attached
D m Montreal Erprrss. Draw ing attached
Pacific Express with Sleeping Through 20 ch'r" -
oct charge DAILY - -,
$50 D. Hudson Train
o. N Poughkeepse Train tSnndsys Ia NJ
10 O. IN AIS, and D. ~, Psessktll IraSal
nd Sing Sing 1raInS
$50 IO $40 AMI 1850 e. t2' 5:l9 ie sne l;o n
Youksu TFsuL . a. ioeNbi sup'
ANS
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
WI nrItMLRR LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RAILHoAU

D.po York foot Barcsyst aud foot Of ChrsopnesI
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MOsDAl NAV 70 ~
MAIL TRAIN connecting az DsDvAe vtn boos'"s ps'
Of Chester Branch Waterloo shh SUSSEX u y -
dover and Newoo at Washington With The D. l. .s " n 80 -
StrOudsburt Great Bend snd All
wanna and Boomsburs Hia Rhs al Eastcn
Legh aud SuS1aehsbnA for Bethlehem AHeoo"n nAasp
Chuuk Wikesbsre. ,,,, ,,,,,,,vsa -. . r...l ~.
so.n Doysr Letttowu Washington Pbpsbag and hAs.en
p,rts AZ Php.hnry Bel Del r. for BelrdeFe 1e Gsd
Essou with T. v Bethlehem Alestosn MAuch ChaHA AMI
Wikssbarre N
and GAD Ssroadsbarg aud Scranton al Dover
len Ch,..y r R. and al Waterloo with sussex K u
6.os N ..d $50 D. TO SUMMIT AL lutte. edse rshons
$50 100 g. ll:+OA and $50 s s;O oi" $50 aus
MS D M 10 SOUTH ORANGE asd Intermediate stations
il;iO m 3 aud $50 n, to AoRklSToWH and ib"'|'"'
's.ior m hoRRIsTowE EXPRESS
Yor SEWARK $50. 1879. g. $780, sp le:fe H. Ip i:@A
iitS IooMFIELD AID MoNTCLAIg 40 1880 sso
90 s.IO D. m SCHoCH, Assistant superintendent
A HENK g. Z. A.
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Orr @tpns.

Sfrg V-oDs.
....ooo1o.o..oo1o
nRESS GOODS.
We have resved from suction during The past week kD. Of beautiful
and
SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS,
70 which We invite special attention
GOOD QUALITY, Is TO 81. cents per yard.
DouBLEwIDTH ENGLISH PoPLKs a. 50 cent? worth fully :;
to siI cents
MBRrHoBs. EMPRESS CLOTHS, PLAIDs kt, lie, At lower
prices they been saN early in The
SUGDEN & BRADBURY,
Late with LORD TAYLoRl
NOS aIa .ud aI4 BowERY,
One door below Bleeekerh
RICH PARIS SILKS
Just Received ffcn Auction all desirable sAsda
at 81 IS per yard
Also, BLACK SILKS, SHAWLS ARABS,
In Endless Variety.
CLOTHS FLANEELs, WHITE GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
AND DoMEsTICs, ...
AZ PropOriOnAtely Low Prices
HUGDEN & BRADBURY,
Late with LORD L TAYLOR)
Nos 3I2 and 314 BowERY,
one door below Ble.eherst
~ AT ACYs
LACRs
BMBRoIDERIBs
RIBBONS
FRENCH FLOWERS,
NECK TIES AND BOWS
STRAW GOODS.
SILKS AND sATlNS,
G. WHITE GOODS, c
LACE CURTAINS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
FANCY GOODS
FRENCH CLOCKS,
LINEN CAM. HDKFS.,
@ CoRSETS, G
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
- SMALL WARES, -
NJ PBRFUMERY,
A SOAPS
C TRIMMINGS, c
Y LUTTONs AND PRINCES, y
- COTTON,
NJ ALPACA AND SILK
A UMBRELLAS
G AMERICAN CLOCKS, @
Y CARVED GOODS,
- DOLLS,
- DOLL GOODS,
Ii BASKETS,
A KID GLOVES,
c UNDERWEAR c
Y BIRD CAGES,
- &c, kS,
ATPOPULAR PRICES
RH.MACI,
Four..nth-si ami siIihIvs
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Sonsts anS farms @antrn.


WANTED to HIRE-A part of a HOUSE,
suitable for housekeeping and convenient to the Sixth and sev
Broadway line Of gentee Address
n. S. T., Of G. sehmer No. 70l Broadway.
VNANTED-FOr a cash purchaser, 3-story,
basement cellar HOUSE not less than 70
vide located between Third and PourtbaveG and
Thrieth aud Forty 6th.st.. Price $4,000.
NJ. A. rutland X Co, No. BeekmaB-st, ". 7.
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long ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

ga. N Mall train for Greenport
Narthport
$3.50 IN. Greenpot Express -.
sop IN for Roslyn Lseas Valley. Huntington, Reh
% NJ or Ro,yn Glen Cove Locust Valley HaHirstoo and
In m for Jamaica and Hampstead
e. Sac srhor Fast Hampton Loag Island Railroad
T,,n. eys NesYors at 390 Fare through 10 sss
Har5or, 81 s-.A.x ,us.. e.,
Ra.,r Valley huntington sud NoItBpor esss
Huuters AZ 9 q. n. and D. l. " DAhIoN, sapI
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains will leave depots

ENRIE KAILW .-Ifalns VIII IeaVt UepOt5
IA foot of and foot OF Twenty third follows
Through Express trains 10 and $50 and tiD
o. ~ daily improved Drawing COACHES will
Inc 1000 No. train through BnGalo connecting Horne With
through Cegeaai Sleeping coaches
viii ACCOMPANY train MeadTle and FROM
to Buffalo; BasO the $50 trails 10
Roeh ester, Buffalo, aud Cincinnati.
Fer and WAY l3O da stopping oil sa'sss,
and $50 Orange Co Express connecting for War-s sbas
sunk and UniOnvile
For Mddletowp and Way, at $3.50 p.
N.wkarah and WaV, at - aud 4 Is daily
SaGeru and Way So .nd6 D w. Tseaer trsa go ~
Fer Paterson and waT Twenty third Depot at6;3o
IL L.. DAILY. and G3O Prom Cbantsrs
Depot. GAS s:l5 N. z m lS ldaiy = N, sne
:46 m.
For Hsekea.ack aud Way Tsebty thri; Depot at
D H. D. D. and $50 p From ChatabensI Dspss
at m 70 m ?. N. p NJ. p N, aud 5:i5 -.
Per PisrmOpt Monsey and wa TWENTY hrdet D.poi ats
N, ! 1880 N. m, f6:5D ard SanIda,s
midnight From Chamhesst Depot At m, I'D
ll5 H Sis p H., $3.50 aad Saturdays ouJ 81 md
1 night
obtained orders the checking and transfer 81
baggage le the COmpanys ohosNos ri and 9s7 Broad
No 3s Fulosst BrOOin; Depos tOOt Of CbAmbe1 ard
New-YOk; No fxehsnfepsee
jersey CITY, and Of te Agents the principal hos
| TO Permont oaly. WM. r BARR, Cecil Pass'r Agent
N pIE Gaung upt
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NrFW YORK AND NEW-HAYEN Rail
~ .r,,,rp nnU0aaYHxcRnRST


~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING NAY 10, 1902
Nsw-isrk, OF Ivens srs
FOurhare Entrance or Twesn seyenLa
TRAINS LEAVE NBW-rokk ,e,.,v.
Fer Haven and BhdgsPor, ! tsLh ii"A ~ "'A''
(Rr) 3:t5 <;3o. $3.50. sndB III p 49,, y..,n,,, lin
10, sorrsS 4scEIc ii:,o nj bis BIh tEIl a.'
';;S d. d., s;G s; ip spa ~ SO $50 .'asS!m
For Stamford, IN 3 Ne Us sIEiIp ~ -"
$50 t;o lhI 20 IN N AIS 3:.S t;sS $780, $50 7s =
Fer por. Chester 1.srnsSi.,s soa' att h'"@ ~
49, 60 WV WV CONNECTING TRAINS
Var Bo,ton via Springfield, N. lBID. Vbnh p ~
FOR Boston via Shore Line. i2:ls Tx D p N.
FOR Hartford and Springfield tkr l2:ls lhLb
For Couneeteut Railroad OH lf:s n Montreal
for BarSOri Providence and R,Atn RarO. (EI) nj n;s
pEES,sH.y,p se,LOudOu and stOnlngOu Railroad n.
l2:i5 3spm ,,.oo a, wu.-.Au.
Eer Housatouic Railroad, g m. and p N
Pcr Ssugatuck Railroad. 8 a. ~, (kI J, 40 n
~, D.nenry and Eorr.k Railroad lz:l5 aud $50 a. and
90 ~ ia connection freight TRAIN from ssrrnsiS panoap
For Canaan Railroad NJ heb, tiS sno ''"P ~
Commodious Sleeping Cars attached to noYT
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

RBD RANK, BRCKSBURG MANCHESTER, TOMS RIVER, ae.
by Rsrtan aud Delaware Bay Railroad.
(SunAys sIeepe leave Pier No. n Of
by At and Jesse Hoyt ,oasAif
passengers only at Pie. No feot Of Reetorst nll5
turnfse from Long Branch al 1880 q m. aud .. 10.
Jane 49, ltta ". g. sNEDRs L Co, Lsssssa
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.CoHTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LON

NGsJ1ND CHANGE OF TIME On and AFTER g. 1865. The
,,sips viii leave Roosevelt, sad Gndst Ferries Oo~s
Ia m Mail for Patcbogne and all Stations
10 a m Meuiek and all Stations :, -, =, a.
$50 Express TO rAhogae nopplnS ~ 49, ~,
Bsy And ali except WewOod Passengers ey ths hs WI
through Bepor and Fire Place via stage ron ra'ea
=, c,.,.n..,.n. :.
sur,oeted md valley Stream.
Accommodation lshpi Saurds!s inooshlO rssE
A.. lii
$50 m. TO Merek aud Saturdays through TO ishp -
Valley for Roekasay except tbs5D
m M EKpres Tue 8 a m and $3.50 will ~tfkssi
icr Pire Island ROBERT WHITE. Superintendent
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furniture.

Hlthital.
= SLEEP,
vttsou, upe DODDs EERvINE splendid nugoiI aubN TOT
All sunn,r Complaints For sale by al DIuggs,s fnee 9I-
TINE Saratoga Water Cure will be opened as
Hon. Tor In,,hds amer Sept &C. The Dsuton 10 prime
os., E.s sdmsterd fismGte manner FOR fut
thtr parteels address BBDoRTHA d. Saratoga sprh l.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.
ID IsDRPRsnRSr LINK for BALT WASHINGTON, the Nksr.
SOUTHWEST. sd soRrMwEsT TEsTkRE FsEI9HT cs;
WAsIlINGTo "a ~ FREIGHT BY O. aud A. r. u, from Pier No
r. daily RATRS Low With q5sl e:psn % ai sss
WEsF Of o q Wrshagou D. c. and return without sItrs cost
Tbs ONLY linz d,utur this uduement J1NkETS GOOD
UNTIL UsRD. - T. w fhhT We. AZ, Va
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8rookIpn 2rupsrtp tu gtt.

8ruOkIpn Sroptrip 90 3t.
Two LET-The FIRST and SECOND FLOORS
elmo Dumed eight and cellar marble mznte
floors hrtues elevated
STATIONARY bathroom With closet kc minutes
rom fres rent Of with three
bath water aud rent so per month Thu.
GOOD opp0tuu comfortably settled for the Winter Apply
Japo Daaed Terrace Duet between johnson And THAR!
81. Bruoklyn
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CENTRAL RAILROAD NEW JERSEY.

v Passenger and Freight Depot New 10k Of Lbefyf
see Hampton Junction with the Delaware Lcka"anua and wssss
Railroad Eaon Lehgh Valley
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without change
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IN CouRTLA NDTsT-For PHILADELPHIA, vs hshnnt.'' "a
o. n Via Csmdsu p Wa Wet Peshas IA .sst vsr
/. d u. s;x" ?.
H.Iumoy. And W.,h1ston 1880 s;So' m FOE
Mouth md South. Wes-6:<0A WV D u Tfs
m sud o. M train, through CueuGhu ana w As ss &c !,
chang, Siv.r Palace seepEg Cars on N Iue
and Cb.go change daily SATURDAY aso On
A n ~ ,n TLis oay Gas running through cars 70
Chicago 3" 30 s"us " JACKSON General superntendsst
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Summ,r Sttrsais.

rTHE BIDDLE HOUSE, DETROIT.
respect. Hotel The new Dining Hall unsurpassed or se
while the richly rnshed GeDiemeps Fae ana NOV"
unequsled their appointments by any IN he west
The reputation OF the house umeht no
charges will low those Of booss " VIC
etJ bh standing will be maintained in every psrte1sT
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ALLEGED GARRoTINe.-Willtam q. Warren was
yesterday arrested on charge OF robbing Bryan
Sheehy, OF No. Is James street. Of six dollars by the
garroting process, while In liquor store. Sheehy
says that Warren came behind him. threw his arm
around his neck, ch0kcd him aud thus robbed him.
The accused, who was taken before Alderman
Otrten at the Toinls was held IN default OF $1,000
bail to answer the charge
THE ALLEGED wHIsxEy swrNDLrNo TRAHsAo.
TioNs-A partial examination was gone into yestef.
day before Judge Hogan, at the Tombs In the css0
OF John Robinson and Patrick Wier accused Of
obtaining var Gus liquors from different down town
dealers by means OF alleged worthless checks-a6
already reported IN the HERALD. The testimony deS
vel0Ded nothing new except statement by Mr.. O.
d. stevenson, cashier oil the Ocean National Bank Of
the worthessness OF check for $475 on that DanKS
given IN payment for liquor purchased OF Messrst
Jones q JARVIS No. 81 Beaver street. Emanuel
Bappe has also peen arrested on charge Of COM
spring with Robinson and Wier In the fraud, he hav
Ing as alleged been employed to sell the liquor after
further investigation TIL next Saturday.
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with her, and necessarily called for her afterwards
and during the tourney she tainted.
In her new home sister Barbara was provided
with everything comfortable; but AZ first she kept
frequently rising from her bed to lie on the bare
floor, AZ she had been used. since being properly
washed aud dressed the wlldness has Quoted down,
and the doctors have hopes OF eventually restoring
her TO her senses.
In the meanwhile from the time Of the first visit
OF the offccr, the knowledge OF this awful revelation
began TO spread abroad and create sensation OF In
dignapt horror throughout the whole town. On FRI
day morning hundreds OF people had assembled be-
fore the convent smashed all the windows and
CRYING. away with the nuns,n had already broken
into the interior, when body OF soldiers arrived In
time TO protect them, On Saturday the same thing
was repeated, in spite OF adjuratons OF the papers
TO the people 10 wait calmly By the evening TWO
defachments OF soldiers had been called out for the
MOB, which had sweled 10 1000 people, after doing
what more mischief il c0nld to the Carmelite Con-
vent went or to attack that OF the Jcsuts and that
OF the Eianclscans. it was critical hour for the
whole monas,ic orders OF Cracow. The Jesuit
rector was insaited, many Jesnts wounded with
stones, and every pane OF glass In the mo-
nastic house was broken TO pieces. For these
manifestations OF their indignation an immense
number CT people have been arrested, but large
petition has been sent MP TO the Town Council
TO remove he JesGits and Carmetes out Of Crac0w
Ear Into Sunday morning the disturbances were
still going on: later IN the day the Lady Superior
ana her assistant taken under military escort
70 he Kept IN ward, IN order to appease the people.
soldiers however, still patrol the town.
The Vienna paper asks, "And is this the nine
tcenth century ~
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ALLEGED EELoNIoUs ASSAULT.


Free Usc Of the Pistol and the KnIfc--Ccm-
plants and Commitments TO the Tombs Yes
terday. CO.
The charges OF felonious assault preferred before
Alderman 0'Bren yesterday, at the Tou,bs Police
Court show an unwontcd activity tn the use of the
pistol and the knife and other instruments Of felon
Gus assault No less than i've complaints Of this
character were made. The following are the IN cts IN
each case ~ Set ferth In the various complaints:
Norris O'brien, living at No. 81 Frankfort street.
got into an alteration With John McCabe printer
Inc altercalon ended as 0sBrfen alleges. In Nc(abe
dragging plstol and firing at him the shot taxing
self-deiance He was committed In defauit IL ii Goo
bail 70 answer tue charge.
George Blum, who resides at No. SO Chrystie
street, stated That while In liquor store, at q
late hour on Monday evening. he was assaulted
BY jeremiah Courtney and Frank Carroii The
1ormeri no alleged, hit him on the head WIN
bottle, While the Latter cndeavorcd to shoot him
with pistol These parties pleaded not guilty 70
the Serious charges respectively made asaiiist them
fhe same amount OF bail was also required OF oac b
and IN lieu thereof both were committed TO prison.
Ine next case was complaint against Anthony
Cook BY John Adams, who rs stoppsng st the Frank
Tort House. The alleged assault In this CAGE Oc.
CURED on the 12h OF last MONTH the particulars OF
which were published at the time ia tue HKRALD
stahna VIII Ge remembered THAI Adanls was severely
lnries no sustained he has been confined ever
snce ~ beneyue hospital, and was unable to maxo
s,e company nntii Yesterday. Cook, VINO Is Prus.
to prison, where he has been conne ever since me
assauAt Id default OF 81, 600 bail 70 auswcr ~ =
IL next Two cases were OF minor character
s s,a coghan was charged by his son Waer
Annie King was accused Of Dragging by the hair Of
tne mead Annie Vaner, OF No. 278 Mou etroet 3nd
kichin8 ier IN the stomach. These lattAY narffas
h" eac" comit'eo 70 answer in Default d $500
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KEY WEST.

Meeting Of the Cuban Patriotic Associaticn.-
Yellow Fever Among the Sois!iers-Thcir
Removal from the Observation-Disclosures Gus.
KEY WEST, July 81, 1869.
The first regular meeting Of the Cuban Patriotic
Association assembled on the evening OF July 90.
The attendance was large and the people enthu.
siastic one hundred and twenty-five regular mem.
bers were present at the opening OF the meeting.
The object Of the association is raise funds for the
cause. a constitution and bylaws we're drafted.
which being submitted, were after sone icussit u
adopted. Board Of Directors, consistI Of els Il
members, was appointed and elected The associa-
ton meets once "a month"; and tue Board,Df Direc-
tors once week. Everything Is arrange1 With that
regularity peculiar 20 secret, or rather, cautious
organizations 10 guard against surprise and trouble
and all appears To be working smoothly.
On account OF the great mortality among the SOL
dieiS at the barracks from yellow fever, the we'll
portion evacuate the premises to-day and proce ed
TO Indian hey, distant seventyive miles, To remain
until tue yellow lever shall have lett Key West
Those who are i'll remain at the hospital where they
are receiving the bess Of care and attention. We
hope that The reduction OF material in the city Tor
the fever to feed upon will reduce the percentage
AMONG the strangers now here.
Tue flagship Albany formerly Contoocook), and
United states steamers Getty soarg and Iuscarora
at Key West the latter arriving July 2S seventy.
Sax days from Valparaiso. All wen.
Steamers Which have freight Tor Key West apc
outside Tue bar, and the same Is brought la by
lighters.
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AvSaot0 scmpefSsurc lot corresponding date Inst
'''''''''''''.''..'
MAD Doa.-Yesterday mad dog, after biting
child named Maurice Murphy, OF No. 42e Second ave-
nue. was Killed by one OF the sanitary officers.
MUSIC IN rHB PARK.-The Commissioners an.
nounce that II the weather be fine there will be
music BY the band at the north end OF the green.
commencing ct i've r. NJ. wy s'
STREET CAR CAsUALTY.-Richard Baus, aged ten
years. residing at No. $50 West Thlrty.frst street,
was yesterday run over by car mo. 7s) OF the
SECOND avenue line and seriously injured. -.
SERIOUS FALL.-Thomas Walsh, ledger at No. %
madison street, at four O'Clock yesterday morning
fel from the third story into the yard Of John sui
van; ao)oinin9 ana was sent TO bellevue Hospital
~ Tue surgeon, who stated that he was suffering
from congestion OF the BRAIN Il
TEE WREcK OF rHB STEAMSHIP SCOTLAND The
government engineers have surveyed section Of
the sunken steamship scotland, on the West Bank,
ana having found the required depth OF water,
sMenty'two and half feet, have paid the install
mens required BY the contract to the Neptune Sub.
ACCIDENT ON rHs HUDSON RIVER RAiLRoAD.--A
child aged two ana half years, named James Fitz.
gerald OF No. 44s West Ntneteenth street. was yes.
terday afternoon knocked down By horses attached
W . gravel car OF the Hudson River Raiirond. Tne
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SUPERIOR CCunT-S'eclAl TEEN.
Another Railroad War.
Before Judge McCunn.

Thomas KIP ps. the HUDSON ana Highldad .S,ss-
pension Bridge Company, ana the Erie ana Neto
England Railr'odd.-Tbis case came up before the
Court on application for al injunction to restrain
the defendants from farther appropriating any Of
the moneys Of the corporation Of which plaintiff was
q member, and to prevent them from interfering with
the franchise vested in hin. IL appears that III
1858 The Legislature OF s'.is State passed
two acts, the object or which were 20 construct
suspension bridge over The HUDSON, to connect the
line with the coal 1eds OF Pennsylvania, and thus
carry the coal further cast The complaint alleges
that the directors and officers OF the company have
cOnrived and conspired TO crcnmvent the STOCK.
holders, and to depreciate IN every way the fran
chise which Is alleged IN the complaint to be worth
si,00o,000, and to sell them out to an
other company. The complaint further alleges
that meeting Of the stock or shareholders was
never properly Called and that the directors and
every one OF then Incorporated the funds OF the
company and Winds up by praying Tor an injunction
against all The directors 10 prevent them from re-
ceiving any money or doing any act IN performance
0f lie OBJECT OF the grant, and praying for ac-
count OF all moneys they received &C., and for the
MI. Benjamin Bailey, counsel for the company,
asked for an adjournment.
Mr. James opposed an adjournment except upon
tne condition that q referee should be appointed,
VINO should have the right 10 examine tie directors
ana all the officers OF Tie company upon the alleged
Interpretations and delnQuencleS charged, such
evidence 70 be produced before the Court on the ad-
journed day.
Judge McCunn granted an order appointing a re.
feree and adjourned tue farther hearing OF the cause
until the receipt OF his report
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NEW YORK CITY.
TIE COURTS.
sM1su STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Washed Stamp Casc-Discharge OF the
Accused.

MISUNDERSTANDING
The Washed Stamp Casc-Discharse OF the
Accused.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States as. r. Houze.-The defendant In
this action was discharged on motion OF Assistant
District attorney Jackson, on the ground that there
was no Intentional violation OF the law.
SaIc Of Cancelled Stamps.
77e United States Us. Thomas Burns ana Michael
BsoT,s.-The defendants, who were arrested last
week on Ga charge Of selling for use stamps
from which the cancellation marks had
been removed, were brought up for exami-
nation Yesterday morning; Joseph Dye. q
to the house Of Thomas Bnrns, No. "a Broadway.
and demanded ten dollars worth OF stamps that ne
knew Burns had. Burns replied that Dye had no
private property. Dye found in Burns' house
thirty two dollafs worth Of stamps locked up in
bureau drawer. They had been cancelled and
cleaned; some were not vet finished. Case adjourned
to Saturday, at ten O'Clock.
Alleged Passing Counterfeit Money.
The United States Us. Henry EGytoR.-Defendant
was arrested yesterday o.. a charge OF passing
counterfeit national currency Of various denomina-
tons The complainants against him stated
that he had offered TO sell them $500 worth OF the
bogus currency for seventy dollars. They also al-
legged that he offered to selk the counterfeit money
for i've dollars on hundred The prisoner, ON the
other hlnd, stated that the arrest was mere con-
spiracy keep him from giving testimony In muir
Ger case. lie was held for examination
The Opening letter Case.
Before Commissioner Shields.
Tte United States rs. Annie Clancu.-Deiendant
vas arrested on a charge Of breaking open letter
directed to Ellen Berry Her examination was COM
nlcnced yesterday and several witnesses examined.
Tie case was adjourned for a further hearing.