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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07
SUPERIOR CouaT-cIAa9Eas.

Arrest Of The Alleged Assailants OF Brooks, the
Philadelphia Revenue Detective.
Before Judge McCunn.
IN the Natter or ne Hd6eds Corpus OF James
Dou0hersv and Hugh Aa1ra.-Thc parties named
stand charged with having almost aasassinated
uniea States revenue detective Brooks OF Phiadel-
phia and were arrested last Sunday night at Coney
Island by Inspector Walling, who brought them TO
New York. The friends OF the prisoners, on ascer-
tanning that they ha1 been ested, procured writ
OF haDeas corpus and cer0rari and had the accused
brought before Judge McGunn yesterday, when hr.
Howe applied for their discharge on the ground
mat there was no evidence against them, and that
they had Qeen arrested purely SUSPICION.
District Attorney Garyin claimed that there was
ample evidence OF their guilt and requested an
adjournment OF the case, which the Court granted
until ten O'Clock thls morning.
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CYL COURT ChlsNDA9s-THiS Dlf.

COURT or Administrators Chief Justice Ward
Hunt and fun bench. Court opens at ten o'cock
A. M-Sos. 20. 2l3, ia 216, 2l6, 2ls, 2o 22o 22I,
222, 223 225, 226. 227, 22s.
OYER AND TERMrNER AND SUPREME CoURT-CIR-
cUiT-Part l.-Before Judge IIgraham. Court
"Opens at half-past ten O'Clock A. M.NOs. cas-, s03,
l34 e43 17i9 1745 l723 s59, 1927, 125, 1912, 1887
ei7, ge3, 6l7 SO, lll3, 1867, 1901, 1925.
SUPREME CouRT-CIRCUrT.-Part 2.-Belore Judge
Sutherland. Court opens at hafpast ten O'Clock a.
M.-Nos. 1885, lis. $50, 1885, ls8S 1872, o. 1852
l4se, 2340, 1900, 800, 1870 1850, 1883, ilO4.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Before judge
Barnard. Court opens at haltpast ten O'Clock A. NJ
Demurrers.-Nos. 80, A. 49, Law and fact issues
Nos. 1s2, 1888 1Si, 1856 1907, 1ss. $780, lQl, 1893 1914
ls6, 1ss, 1872 200, 2ol 2)3, 204, 205 206 1854 l56B
SUPREME CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part I.-Belore
Judge Barbour. Court opens at eleven A. M.-Nos
1905 a27 sol, 7o3, 1912 OIL, o95, 951. 1916 1925
500, 1885, S43, 1047 1917.
SUPREME CouRT-CHANBERs.- by Judge
Cardozo,-Call OF calendar twelve M.-Nos 8, Isl
EOS, zoo 23i, 235.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERN. Part 2.-Before
Judge Friedman Court opens at eleven A. NJ
Nos 1875 o54 1850, Ills, no. 1872 1874 1926 1884,
llJ6, 1885, ll40, ll42, 1144 1850.
MARINE CouRT-IRIAL TERM.-Part 1-Before
Judge Crosse. Call OF calendar at ten A. M.-Nos.
3634, 1851, 1870, 867s, 3643 $780, 3642 1892, 87l5
57l6, 1924, 1928, 374a, 1915, 1884, 1929 3s23 Part
2.-Before Judge Curtis Call OF calendar at ten A.
B.-Nos. $751; 1922 1880, 1881, $685. 1884, 1885, $685.
$3.50, 1871, Ss42 SSi3, 3s44 3S46 3ss6 5Si7, asss a
1850, 1854 1855.
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suFREns COus}-CHAg5taS
The Habens Corpus Case Of ihe Soldiers
wife.

The Hubens Corpus Case Of the suIdier,s
wife.
Before Judge Cardozo.
IN ne Mater or TIE Application u BriGoet
Fdbei.-Ths case, In which a certIorari and writ Of
habeas corpus was issued by Judge McCunn on
Tuesday, was brought before Judge Cardozo this
morning 10y Judge quinn, when the bodies
OF the woman and her three interesting chll.
dren were produced in court IL appears that the
poor woman was arrested ana imprisoned on a
charge OF which she was not guilty but TO which she
pleaded guilty on being brought before the court,
through fear and being OF weak intellect. Judge
Cardozo In this state Of facts, ordered her inlne
date discharge.
The DIandamug Against Surrogate Tucker.
Black rs, GdeoaJ. TucE9r.--ln this case 1.-THE par
ticulars OF which appeared In Yesterdays HERALD
Judge Cardozo has refused the application for the
writ on the preliminary objection taken by counsel
for the Surrogate that the notice OF appeal should
have been left on 1e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07
SUPREME cuuaT-Taitl TtGa Pant
Insurance on Loot Goods,
BEFORE Judre Sutherland.

BVIOTu JuuEe SuIHtTIuNl.
Charles Bitren u.s. Charles MalJory.-This action
was brought to charge the defendant, as owner OF
the steamship Euterpe, for the nondelivery OF the
goods described In the bill OF lading, ana which
were shipped on board that vessel II appears that
the goods were, in point OF fact shipped on board
the Twilight, another vessel belonging also to the
The plaintiff sold the goods in question to
Robert Lilly, OF Floral College, N. O., and
J. p. Solomon OF Sumter, s. o., In the latter
part OF 1896. Plaintiff paid for all the goods and
directed by the purchasers 70 ship them. PLAINTIFF
insured the goods and charged the premium TO the
purchasers. After the loss OF the goods plaintiff
and now brings suit against the defendant az owner
OF the vessel, the insurance company insisting that
they are not liable.
the Court dismissed the complaint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07
AEETIRG or TIE BOARD Of HEAL tn.
An UnIntercs,inx Scssiou.

Tie Boarl Of Health met yesterday afternoon,
rresd ent Lincoln In the chair. report was made
Of yea violations OF the Tenement House act aad
nineteen cases OF violations OF the orders OF the
Board in cases where action had been taken.
On motion OF Commissioner SwINBURSE the whole
subject of Strengthening animals and granting per-
mits 10 butchers referred TO the Sanitary Com
mittee.
Sanitary Superintendent HARRIS submitted
characteristic report on Kerosene wherein he spoke
or tile dealers In the dangerous 1uld as gully OF
murder" and added list OF dealers and manu-
lecturers whose oils had not been equal 10 the test
OF safety established by the Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TEE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
will show the changes in the temperature for tnc
past twenty-four hours In comparison with the cor.
responding day OF last year. as Indicated by the Their
mometer at Hudnut's pharmacy HERALD Building
Broadway, corner OF Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07
CENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA
N>>oD>~->~~>@|,~~~>~~~~~
STATE OF AFFAIRS ON THE lSTAMUS.
The Earthquake Panic On the
Pacific Coast.
Feeling in Peru Regarding American
Policy Towards Cuba.

The steamship Alaska, Captain Gray, arrived hero
yesterday morning from Aspinwall. She brings the
latest news from the Isthmus and South American
ports. the purser Win accept our thanks for favors
received.
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damages beng land at $1,000. the plaintiff was IN
court, but the defendant not putting any appear
ance, the Court directed the jury 10 find verdict In
behalf OF the injured woman, which they did, by
assessing the damages at $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07
Hon0rably Discharged.
Before Commissioner Shields.

Before Commissioner Shields.
I've United States Us. Aloe A. Ao0re-Defendant
was arrested on charge Of drawing a pension as q
widow after she was married again. IL appearing
on examination that the pension drawn WAS for ner
bly, DISCHARGED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07
SUPERIOR cOuaI-IaAl IERm-pAaI 1.

Seduction Under Promise Of Marriage.
Before Judge Friedman and Jury.
Cdthoriae Gheikin Us. John PsaU,-This was on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07

OF SIMILAR kind the defendants In which are rest
dents OF Morrlsania. They were all adjourned TO
the IAth inst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-12-28

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60 lies clubs, and erahauts M every part ot the
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-17
DUFEALO AND ERIE RAILROAD.

ID On and after Monday, Nov. 23rd, is6s
Passenger Trains will run on this road as follows
LEAVE ERIE-GoING EAST.
F,AN A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, stop;ing AZ
1sfV Ripley, Westicld, Dnnkrk and Silver
creek, arriving ut Buffalo at AS A. NJ
tNsSS A. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop
hV'c' ping at Westield, Brocton. Dunkirk. Si
vercrcek, and Angola, arriving in Buffalo
at 10 p NJ
-.pS p, NJ, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, s,ot
ESP ping at Northeast, Wesfcld, Brocton,
Dunkirii and Silvercreek, and arrives at
Buffalo ut 1o,i5 7. NJ.
E,AA a. NJ, MAIL AND ACCOMMODA.
OsVu 1'lON, stopping at all stations. arriving at
Buffalo at 1o,io 4. NJ.
DIX L. NJ, DAY EXPRESS. stopping al
bsfr Northeast, Ripley, Westfield, Duniirk
!Silvercreck and Angola, arriving at But.
falo at 100 =. NJ.
LEAVE BUFPAIo-GoISG WEST
fD,N!I T. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping at An
A~'~c COLA, Silvercreek, Dunkirl, Brocton,
Weslfield and Northeast, arriving at Erie
at 3i5 =. NJ.
f.ANP. NJ, MAIL AND ACCoMMoDA.
1sUO TI0N, stopping at all stations, arriving
at Erie at $50 P NJ
2,pA A. NJ. TOLEDO EXPRESS. stopping at
O''sV all stations, md arriving at Erie a. lo,2o
N,AN p H., STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, stop
C'OU ping at Angola, silvercrcek, Dunkirk.
Brocton We-tfield and Northeast, arriv.
ing at Erie at 20 A. NJ.
l.pN \. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping a.
V'T~V Silvercrccl, Dunkrk and Westfcd, ar.
irving at Erie at Ado A. NJ.
Railroad time Is 10 minutes faster than Eiic time
Il N. BROWN, Genl Supt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-17
RAILROADS.
DUFFALO, CORRY q pITTsnUpo
RAILROAD TINE TABLE

RAILROAD TINE TABLE,
Takes eject Mondav. November 23d 1868
NoRTHwApD
Accommodation leaves Cory $50 p Nj; Cvno.
4p5 Panama ais; Sherman 42j; SUNNI, z "d
r. M; Mayyic $50 arriving at Brocton 7oo N iU' r,
Express train leaves Cory 93o A. NJ. Clymer oss
Pannmn 10. 10 : Sherman 1O35; Summit 10 m NJ NJ
vile lilo, and arrives at Brocton12 0 NJ '9
Mail leaves Cory l, Is =. NJ, stopping at nil ,,,
tons, arriving at Brocton i,5O M. ~
SOUTHWARK. a
Mail train leaves Brocton at 300 A. NJ stoppinco n,
all stations arrives at Cory at II, ,25 p NJ 3"
EXPRESS leaves Brocton at 2,35 p. NJ: Mavviu
3,25 summit 3,45 Sherman 400; Panama a Ok,
Clymer ABS, and arriving at Cory at 5,o5 p M
Accommodation leaves Brocton 100 r. NJ, NAV.
vile $40, Summit $40, Sherman S,55 Panama az.
Clymer 9,45, arriving at Cory nj lo,1oP. NJ
CONNECTIONS.
Passengers leave Buffalo on the Toledo Exn,o,.
or Day Express, connecting at Brocton with tra;ns
for Mayville, Sherman. Panama, Clymcr and Corr.
connecting at Cory with trains on the Oil Creek Il
H. for 1itueviile, Miller, Pioneer and Pet Ccn,ro
Oil City and Pittsburgh
Also, connecting at Cory with trains on the Phil,
adelphia 4 Erie Road, for Philadelphia and Ilorr;s
burg; and on the Atlantic and Grcnt Western Rail.
way for Union. Mtadvillc, Greenyille, Pa, and
Warren, Ohio, and Jamestown and Randnlph,N,Y
Trains leaving Uil City at 615 a. IN, CORY st
$50 a. m., connecting at Brocton with train on n A.
f. r. r.. arriving in Buffalo at 10 p m.
Trains leaving Oil City at 9,33 IN will conn.c,
with Mail Train leaving Cory at lis D. NJ con
Meeting with Express East on b. ~ T. Il r., arrdy
p. IN, arriving at Cory at 1o,I0 p, m.
Also, connect at Mayville with STEAMBOATS, on
ChautauQua Lake during season of nayigatioul for
jamestown and Randolph.
A. II. TREw, supt..
Janl. Mayville, NY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-17

Richelie4 was rendered last night by
Mr.. FRANK MAYO to a not very large,
but 6 select and appreciativa assenblage.
Ss!dom, ne are persuaded, hasit been &C.
corded an audience to see 50 many OF the
roles Of this great production OF bull
wER's, 6Ied so nearly By the authors
idesl Of Toe character. The cast through
ous could scarcely have been improved,
AID Ne regret that 1, would require more
time and space than We can convent
entity accord to it tonight, 10 give the
performance the notice it merits. Nj.
MAYo's conception Of ths character of
Rtchelteu is, We think, almost perfect,
~ his renderings OF certain portions of
the play exquisite. His voice is one
peculiar charm Of bis acting, and has a
something about 1t, egen in the forced
imitation Of age, which thrills Inc hesrsr
through. The acting Of Mr.. Turo
HAMILTON, Is de Aauprat, MIR. Mrp-
RAY, as dc Bdrrdd0s, AITs. LAHAaAN
as Julia dc Mortem0re, and Mr.. MAIN.
BURG, IS Louis XIII were, in u opi-
MON, scarcely inferior il any respect to
the best tbas We have ever seen in the
respective roles. The whole entertain
ment VISA one that the NEST hyperorit-
zeal could find no fault with. Tonight
ShglocE, with q fol cast, promises to be
az equally finished peIfJTmance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-17
LIFE INSURANCE.

In the APPEAL OF Sunday, in explain
ing the origin OF a special dispatch to
. city contemporary, so wordsd as 20 deal
urJlstly by the New York Insurance
Companies, We stated that We uBder-
stood this dispatch to have had its origin
with the Connecticut Insurance Com
p6nies. This we have since learned is
not the case. Il had its origin in sn
article which appeared IN the columns
Of the New York Tribune Of Monday
week, and which vas successfully com
bated In tbs New York Times OF tie sue
ceeding dsy. We make this correction
Ia justice to the Eastern Companies,
which, from some experience as TO their
working and character, We are able to
say are, next TO ths Scotch and Eaglish
Companies, more economically and skill
fully directed than those OF any other
country. At the same time IL must be
sSld, 70 the credit Of the Insurance Com
panies o. the State Of New York, that
they are not only carefully managed
but that By the operation Of the general
insurance law OF that State the public is
IS thoroughly protected against the pos
sibility Of loss or misconduct as legisia-
ton can accomplish.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-17

The schsmers and plotters at Nash
VILE, who have for a week past been
laboring to invalidate the testimony Of
RUTTER, In the matter OF the School
Fund robbery, By q denisl Of his relis-
bIlity, supported BY the Oaths OF certain
of their croDies here, have utterly failed,
and now have recOurse to the PhiladeI-
pbiA and New York dodge OF charging
him with insanity. They have deter
mined to rid themselves of him ia some
way, and will, II the Conservatives ere
not very active, succeed. Was iE a proof
Of insanity that RUTTER kept to himself
the letters and checks OF the corrupt
Legislators, to be used upon just such az
opportunity as was afforded by the
School Fund robbery investigation ?
We rather think not. Without them,
he would long since have found perma-
nent lodgings within the walls OF the
penitslilary These have besn his safe
guard and, We believe, as be told as,
that he has other evidences not yet pro-
duced that would be mo-e dsmning than
any he has offered, but that It's secrecy is
the bond Of his freedom.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-17
FOREIGN.

LONDON, February 16.-The formal
opening of the new Parliament took
place this pm. The members Of the
House Of Commons were summoned to
attend at the bar Of the Chamber Of
Peers 10 hear the royal speech. The
Q1esn was not present, but her speech
was delivered by the royal Commits.
sioner, and read to the assembled House
by the Lord Chancellor. The speech is
in substance Es follows The Queen as
sures the Lords and Commons that the
relations OF Great Britain with all for
eien powers are at present on an excel
lent f0oting-the hOstilities which threat
eped 10 break out in the East have been
prevented by the Conference Of the great
powers at Paris, and the hope is ex-
pressed that the negotiation with the
United States will place on g firm and
durable basis the friendship which should
ever exist between England and. Amer
lea. The Disturbances in the colony of
New Zealand are to be regretted, but the
Queen is sure that prudence and moder-
alton on the part of the Government,
viii prevent the recurrence Of such
unhappy events.
The estimates which will be laid before
her Msjesty's ministers are framed on
the basis Of economy, coupled with efi-
cheney in the administration OF the SER
vice.
The continued suppression Of the writ
OF habeRs corpus In Ireland is regarded
as unnecessary. Che ecclesiastical ar
raDgement for Ireland are to be con-
sidered by Parliament. The legislation
for their 6nal adjustment will make
large demands upon the wisdom OF both.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-17
IOnNsoN.

The mere mention Of the name Of the
patriot President IN connection with the
Office Of G1vernor Of Tennessee has the
effect to excite the fury and the rage Of
the Radical press 0! the State. The
organ Of the party il this city wss last
eyerl1g especially viadlesivs and unjust.
Among other things 1t charges President
JoHNsOS with having
" Practices such shameless corruption rs
made even shameless Washington ashamed.
he hiled the White House with debauobery,
drunkenness and proximity. he appointed and
gent IN Office g crew o. thieves and robbers
who have almos5 eZhaasted the Treasury and
crippled the finance OF the nation"
Nothing eoaId be farther from the truth.
Even HoRACE GREELEY confessed that
L" whatever else might be said OF JOHN
son. he could not be charged with cor
rupti0n or conniving st IT," The White
House va occupied, as the world know,
by the family Of the President, eompri-
sing his children and grandchildren and
We venture TO say that : more cultured,
simple and u~nobirusive family circle
eve gathered, even In the White
Houss. The general testimony is that
Mr.. JOHNSON was characterized during
his whole term as President, by sobriety
nj the most ass.duOus attention to The
duties OF his Office. OF this fact, at least
for several months, we are able to bear
personal testimony. Az forthe "thieves'
who hsvs bed the treasury, we have
only to suggest that he has time and
again attempted to rid the Government
Of them, and when about to succeed,
even against the cIamors Of Congress, he
was only prevented by the passage Of
the tenure-of-ofacs bill, by which R0L.
LINs and stheFs Of that kind were re-
tanned il their places.
MI. JOHNSON can afford to leave the
Justification Of his administration to the
future historian. His every act was
measured by the Constitution and his
every aim the good o: his c~Ountrymen,
regardless OF the terrible war, the conse-
quanceg Of which told upon his tenn per
and endurance, Sometimes 10 the impa-
tent exeressiol OF vengeance, but had
40 effect to mar the spirit Of coacilia-
ton, f5rbssrance and forgiveness that
characterized him towards those
he regarded as his eEring brethren.
Mr.. JoHNsoE's reputation Is beyond the
Of injury even by the whole RsCi-
cal party combined.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-17
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February 16.--The Pneu-
matte Dispatch Company have been
busily tunnelling under Broadway for
about three weeks, and no n outside
the company was aware of the opera
tons until a day or two since. The pro-
gress IS very slow, being about ten inches
d day, as the earth is not dug out but
forced ahead.
Detective Eustsce leaves for Memphis
tonight, having in custody Thomas E.
Leonard, the fOrger captured in this city
on Saturday.
The treaty made by Gen. Cushing with
the Government of Columbia comedies
to the United States the exclusive right
10 construct an Internal Inter. Oceanica
canal across the Isthmus of DArien at
any point which may be selected by the
United States. The Columbian Govern
ment cedes six miles of land on each
side of the canal, one-half for it's own
benefit and the other half for that OF the
party undertaking the construction of
the work. The canal will be under the
control Of the United States, which Gov
eminent will fix the tolls, and it is to be
free 10 ali nations in time Of peace. The
canal will cost six hundred million dol
-