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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1869-02-12
DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist in the country will sell you, II
you take the trouble to enquire, that every o9e
that buys bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia Cpfn,
from them. spesksi In tho most unqualified praise
Of its great medicinal virtues. ..s.s8 a.iti.a
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1869-02-12

dec lily
USE
yVINSLOW'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
TIME BEST REMEDY extant for Dyspep-
STA, General Debility, &c. Sold every
where.
USE
MURDOCH'S ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS,
for the cure of Bilious Complaints, Colds. sc.
Sold everywhere.
USE
CASPAR'S FROST LOTION.
Sold everywhere.
BURROUGH BROS,
Wholesale Agents,
Light Street, near Pratt, Baltimore, Md.
oct 20-ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
&" HOGAN d CO."

NOTE FROM TIE HON. J. A. wIMrY.
TO the EditOr Of the tribune.
SIR: In tO-day's TRIBUNE | notice CORE
spOndence between certain parties In NewI0rk Guy ana
myself from which 1t would appear was acting In con-
cert with them circulating spurious money In justice
TO myself beg leave to say TO your readers that am
the author Of the letters and the identical person repre-
sented in Them But the motive which prompted me TO
engage this correspondence was just the reverse 10
that you attribute TO me-
About the LIST of October last several OF the most worthy
and respectable citizens OF Dahlonega (among whom
were NJ II. Van Dyke and Thomas II. KigO the former
miner the latter merchant, and both well known III
New-YOrk City as gentlemen Of undoubted integrity
stated TO me that quite number OF confidential circulars
were being sent to persons In and about Dahonega by
these parties in NewYOrk, proposing 20 sell counterfeit
money, and expressed TO me belief that an Illicit traihc
of this kind then going OH between persons about
Dahlonega and these men in NewIOrk, from the TACT
that there at that time an unusual amount OF spu
Gus money in that neighboThOOd. To guard the good
people of my county against this evil, 1t was agreed
should employ myself in tracing up and bringing to JUS
tice these countereters ADdfor this purpose
wrote the letters you publish and would, doubt not
in a short time have not only given the whole thlng
publicity, but secured the arrest or the gullly
persons with sufficient evidence to convict them
on or about the LIST inst 1 gave my views
and purposes in this matter 10 p. o. OConner,
prominent merchant in Atlanta, well known in New
York "a gentleman OF uGsullied character say this
much will send statements as soon as practlcaDe
from those gentlemen above named verifying the same TO
place myself right before those who have no acqnaint'
ance with Those who know even in the absence
Of confidence my integrity will not do my understand
ing such gross injustice to believe would hazard my
social and political standing by writing such letters ana
trusting them to the mabags and New-YOrk counter.
feters without ample evidence to establish my lnno'
cence. Very respectfully, your obd't servant
JOHN A. WINPT.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. Is, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
SUPERIOR CoURT-srTcrAL TERM.

Before Mr.. Justice Freedmdn.-More Of the
Dirorce ,atc-John Eames agt. Ann Edn'es-Ib7 was
motion On behalf OF the plaintiff TO have referees
report Dnfrmed granting him divorce, and motion
on behdf OF the wife 10 vacae default taken against
her Tie counsel for the WIFE, stated that her previous
attorne had she being penniless In ELECT abandoned
her cas- that the testimony against her was by an mt
mate fiend who was stu the intimate OF her husband
and that tins testimony open To TIE graVest susp
ciOn yer having been subjected 10 crosseNanlnation
The Curt reserved IT, decision W T. BOwes aud H. r.
sandcpon for plaintiff Douglass A. Lcvlen Tor defendant
BetyN Mr. Justice FiNGn.-JGHe Mooney agt Inc cen
fraI Itrk DC H. r. Go. 1t di-Ths action arose out OF
collision between IA OF the defendants ana hudson
River Iailroad During the litigation the Central
Park Rad made thought they made an arrangement
10y whih they to be released from all claims Inc
plaintiffs attorney Mr. Reayey, delivered them duly
executed release, and the trial JOINT Judgment was
obtained against the companies The paintiu then as
signed Ter Judgment aud her assignee Issued execution
against ho Central Park Road. THIS road now moves TO
set asd, the execution the ground OF the release on
the oha hand Mrs Mooney HWcars she never executed
such please and Marshal TOoker swears he has reason
To say nd gives Of his reasons hat he Woud NOT
believe counsel who executed the release under oath
The Cont reserved It's decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21

. heer and tobacco h,nr however retained The loss Of 'e-
me n, M. aront viii rot Of ten millions Of d"a
The the gross recep' OF aIO'' aso 49, i,ses
sfce telegraph. sud express companir' e.uaA 80,
and trsmbosts The loss Of revenue from s source vi" not ne " "
cess Of s,re millions Of dollars 81, A.. 1T. ,.,d
The receipts this viii approximate SBDA1 =,
Allowing then, for the extreme possible Toss unuei ~
comes The amount of taxation above piopOseu W
united 10 the people consideration OF the present aIso
s1plus Of receipts expenditures would DC Ill INC
ueghbOrhOOd of Sl6,O0O,eW
TIE TARIFF
The Commissioner recommends
Er That the importation Of hides and Sims OF ever u'P'ou
ava Ieet spsnned aud patent ea'hef DC ne
sHe, adm itted free ~ duty.
] Thai the importation fhemock other bark used for tan
% of umach sn Oth fabrics Of woo tbown as lasting and erIe
made IL patterns t Aese, aq
and chi such Ct for shoes booees eIcu'ey ana
BOT combined with lnda rubber - II,
tuportstDU Of mig iron O Dres dollars
Fgytt The eneut salt. and The removal Of he
duties manufactured amr On the general gfonn1 ha
tbe ts affords 70 for the detTmeu' which
these coutInuauees to entail gu The many. g.. , ,
Of coal on the broad genera principle that coal not us
except Of ueh extreme emergency would justify
tar upon The bresdstuGs aud food Of a nation.
removal q all duties 90 the importation OF ioregn woods ana
deu and general reduction Of the duties Manufactured wooden
fabrics q every description to 20 per sest ga rqJr,n ,,
Dutch metal RoGeuce leaf 10 leaf powder an en-
tire removal Of duty recommended Ga crude sulphur 'oda an
Of lime esparo harley haters ard cat tu SIX
Innings aud entire removal
On gunny cloth sud bags be recommends reduction o
the from three cents pound TO
The abatement or entire removal OF the dutles as
above recommended would, nearly as can be esll'
mated reduce the derived from customs 10 te
extent OF about twelve millions On the other hand, inc
direct relief experienced by the community through the
abatement of prices which would follow the removal or
abatement of the taxes in question wOnld IN the OPINION
Of the Commissioner he not less than S6OOOOO WINE
thereby domestic industry must be represented by
much larger figure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
SUPREME coURT-GEsEnAL TERN.

admitted TO Prdctice.-The following is a
list of tulents admitted TO practice by the supreme
Court Il General Term, In November, l569 Albert II.
Ammitbuu. Frank W. Angel George ID. A. Armstrong.
Albert Abbott Matthew T. Breen, William &. Barley.
Codart Barley, William II. Bell, Arthur c. Butts James
Barry Butler H. Bixhy Hiram g. Blunt. William ii.
Br0wI John Control. Frederick Chase, John Charlton,
Tmotiy j. Campbell, Charles 81 Clancy, Maurice l.. De
Vries Wilctt Denike William \. Durham, Morgan Do
hcry Henry Farley, Ashbc T. Fitch, Abraham FcuCht-
wang,r Alfred Flowers, j. Henry Fowler, Hiram H. Fer.
guson William J. Finnegan, Richard g. Fowles, Edward
j. Fetuell, william Henry Gardiner, Andrew Gihooy,
Charles 5. Gage, Isaac HERMAN, German Hauschel,
Lowell Hall, James o. Hoyt George W Hardle, Gersen
n Herman Emanuel b. Hart, Judson Jarvis Fred'k w.
IIenny Frank J. Kimbali, HermAa Kobbo Samuel IA
lisch, william KOrf, Isaiah Keysor, James ii.
Lawrence, Frank T. Lawrence, louis &. Lewis,
william II. Lyon, Elias q. Levy, John ID. Lndon.
John X. Mcclure, John MCGlun NJ. l. Mckenna James
Mcconnell David Mcclure, Jr. Potter Mitchell James
Maxwell, Allan Mcdonald, John l.. NJ GoWan, George
McKechne. James H. Matthias. Frank Nugent, John W.
OBrien. Charles H. PiersOn, Merritt A. Potter, George
W POncher Arnold A. Renson, Simon Kaufman, OOed
H. sAndersOn Albert NJ Schenck, George Smith, Robert
sutherland, Lewis Sanders James O.. Sinclair sergeant
L. Stearns Richard A. StOrrs, Edward C. STERLING
william Sinclair, IT,. Stephen Lynes, John j. Iindaie'
Louis G. WahHer, Abraham Webb, Jesse H. whitaker
Henry T. Wing, George \. wilkes, Benz. III. Yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE
PORT OF Egw.YORG....

FORT OF EgwYORG................ december 20
CLEARED.
s,e,mbrs Cmbra Haack Plymouth Chrrbourg aud Hamburg
Frauconis. bragg Portland
Ship-Gen. Batter Chase, Calao ,..-
BAs-John fyfr Luce llae; Sierra Neyads Parsons NApAo
Hazard KAsebs Peruambueo Aci Crso MI, La PAmAsi sAao
Sine air Sailia, Ga; klls, Spaague. Boston. ., . .
Bdgs-Poam jenkins. Palermo; Alice Gedei ST. MARI iiyn Anna
H. Torey Curtis Ponce aud ST. Johns T. rs bser belsoh ~
Ksi Shannon. Sawyer MAauIas AAaAr Wallace brunswick
Georgia ,,.,,,. ,., ~. 49,, ~
ca Hale Coleman ProyrDce Eeeie SparA '"ru' kingston
and RuAtan; H. v CrandA Psis atI Gen banas salisbury
Sata River g. H. Jones' DAVIS Richmond Aueh M-sop Rose
Philadelphia, A. ". Thompson LAWSON, bridgeport
ARRIVED.
S.mshn Nerrm, Socnm Janero Nov %, bahla Nov ~
p,rn,mbuo De-. aud 81 Thomas H. mdst aud pas Len
Al Rio Janeo e. flagship Portsmouth, Capt Senmsi commander
Noss, Squadron Wasp al Moute'deo heaib Of
shin ii.pou Woolerion Calcutta ll1 DAYS. mde
BaIk Ragia Larsen Bins OIL kng, % DAYS railroad iron
Bnrk yipco Cook, Malaga % days, hnit
lah Iynrt. Olsen tarilh 10 dag railroad Ton
Bark doom, Munro. Yokohama Aug tea
Bark Antelope. White larAs Island ~ DAYS, SAT-
Brg Harriet Gilbert Penambuco W Jays sugar Len IN port org
Beauty, loading Tor Ne" YORK ~ -, 49,
mort k.rS Wilhemina Agatha, tr New.iork In DAYS
BrR n H. Herman. MIA RIVER 'au. Nov ~ via the Dea"a"
BrsakwateT Dee 49, logsood
Sebr Palma Ranku Gcogetown, g., days naval stores
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rs,roN Usr 9AuVed steamships Ncreus froT Ns-'N - Gee
Apvold iva BALTIMORE, RSaAs IRON fhladelpbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
Y.MC.A TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT

The pastors and lay delegates of the evangeli-
cal churches Brooklyn met yesterday afternoon, at
the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Association for
conference In accordance with circular issued by the
Temperance Committee OF the Association. The Rev.
DR. Buddington was called TO the chair. The Rev. DIR.
Cuyer stated that the object OF the meeting was To con-
slider what action might he taken TO call the attention OF
protesting Christians the subject OF temperance and
The necessity OF organizing church temperance societies
After thorough discussion the following plan OF action
was unanimously adopted aud recommended for the
consideration Of the Brooklyn clergy First To provide
for sabbath evening dcOurses in the churches and such
Sabbath temperance meetings as may be deemed i'm
pOrtan certain localities; also, to hold evening meet
lngs during the week. Second To recommend the organ
zaton Of temperance society and the appointment 81
committee each Of the churches 20 cooperate with
the Temperance Committee OF the Young Mems Christian
Association Third To obtain special statistics in rela-
ton To intempcrance, for publication. Fourth To crcu.
tracts aud temperance literature. aud recommend
introduction Of The Temperance Banner into the Sab
bath aud Mission Schools OF our city tUh To protest
against OF intoxicating drinks at the
receptions and special gatherings aud that the pastors
he urgently requested present this subject To their con
gregatOns next sunday, Dec. 90 The discussion was
warm and thorough aud participated In by the Revs
Or. BuddugtOu, DIR. Cuyler. Wayand Hoyt Mr. Sarles,
Mr.. Remington, Mr.. Green Mr. Patt s. 3 Jocelyn. Mr.
Martin Mes>rs. Morton. Herris, ami others The Con
ference Adjourned until Monday, Jan. 10. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
THE TURF.

TIE FLEETWOOD PARK TRoTTING COURSE.
The public are not generally aware that
within short distance OF NewYOrk trotting track
Is in progress OF preparation, which from ts superior
facilities OF will prove formidable rival OF the
ongestabshed Fashion and Union Courses on Long
Island This is the Fleetwood Park Course In Wesches
County, midway between the villages OF Melrose ana
MOrrsana and possessing unusual advantages OF acces
siby both by land and water. IL rs distant about hall
"A mile from McCOmb's Dam. half way between jerome
and Central Parks the drive from the city through
the latter being a delightful one. The Harlem Railroad
trains MelrOse and MOrrisaDa, pass With
I'm hundred yards OF the track also do the horse
cars from Harlem Bridge 10 F0rdbam, which are espe
ally convenient the uptown residents OF TINS city
Steamboats, from Fulton and Peck-sps can land ther
passengers within easy walking distance OF the gates OF
The Course. With many different ways OF reaching
this Course all Of them free from Objectionable delays
at ferries Fleetwood Park Is certain TO become popular
trottng track for NewNOrkers The work OF construction
IL being rapdly carried forward. AT recent visit we
found over 100 actively engaged III grading the
leased for term Of Is years by the association OF
gentlemen who at the head OF this enterprise, ana
the cost OF construction Of the track and the
appurtenances hotel stables sheds DC, VIII amount 10
on elevated ground the side toward the
Fordham road will be three stories In hight and OF ee-
CANT architectural design. The stables and sheds VIII De
spacious and substantial, every subscriber OF kO Dehs
entitled the exclusive privilege OF one OF the latter AS
well as the 10 witness the trots Tor
period OF five years The soil is dry red lOam well
adapted the formation OF fast track and, when com
peted Fleetwood Park expected TO be inferior 10 no
trottng in the country The parties Interested Ia
this enterprise gentlemen OF wealth. high social posi-
ton, and long turf experience, and in their han1s I'D
ers high toned system OF management Is certain 70 DO
adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
6orpuratiun guiitn.

CIrt or NEw,YoKK. DEPARTMENT or FINANCE D
RrRx.u az raK RECEIVER TAXES CorRr HoCss PAn
~ " No 81 CAAxszkssr., Dee 10. 1903
NOTICE is hereby given to al persons w ~,
once before the LIST day snuHJ 1870 On and aIer Mat date na
a.. A Inc % ~ R pef cent calculated nom october sos
20 d,y Of nsyme viii added on the 18th day OF January pi
sut. r he Issued collection Of AL persona tes
unpaid that date. bnhSsD 90. -. 49,
TINO MARKETMEN. - Adjourned SALE OF
NARKRT STANDS the Eighteenth Ward MAIk't.Oa mon
noon At Eighteenth Ward MARKET on Avenue efss
STANDS contained said for tern OF one year from TIE Isl
day J.nuay 1870 plans Of the stands aud we terms OF
he bad hy Supplying at che Once OF INC 0"a''Vs Y" 'Ns wy
Yok-Sss.York Both December lHoy -,
+ Eo 4 GaEoEiLaSD }co.ui....a.
WILLIAM HAw, jr)
R,caAss O. OsssoGLt. Cesssfsls"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
THE CHILD KIDNAPPING CASE.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Hogan. the case swas resumed OF Dr. Vim. II.
Lewis an account Of whose alleged abduction OF his
daughter was given in THE TRIBUNE yesterday. As
sstant District Attorney George W Blunt appeared for
the prosecution and asked for an adjournment for one
day, Detective Woodbridge who had the custody OF the
Child had been served with writ OF habeas corpus.
commanding him produce the child before Judge Car
dozo Of the supreme Court Mr. Crosby, counsel for Dr.
LAWS acuulrsced, and ~ agreed that the child
should taken the 81 Nicholas Hotel there 10 remain
under the surveillance Of both claimants. Capt Jourdan
Injected ON the ground that the rules ~ the Police De-
partmeut would allow OF the surveillance OF prs
oncr at hotel. ana II finally decided TO leave the
child In the care OF Detective Woodbridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
CITY COURT-BROoRLIS.

jams Butler by Guardian agt. The Brookiyn
Gin AID NeuiOWn Railroad COmpdHy-Ihe acton was
brorh 10 recover damages for Injuries alleged To nave
been indicted the plaintiff by one Of The cars belong
ing 20 tc defendant The plaintiff Is little boy about
years age and while crossing Front Rt It's Junction
with Elton on the 18th day of March last In company
with Id sister he was knocked down ana run over 10y
car OF ne NcwtOwn Railroad Company. 10 was alleged
mat m accident was caused solely by the carcessness
OF the employees OF the Company and this accident was
brOugh To damages Ia The amount oi NVW as
The passrd over plaintiffs right foot, and the injuries
ne received will render him "a cripple Tor mo lhe
answered. the defendants was general denial Altci
short bsonce the jury brought IN verdict Tor thc
plant, assessing his damages at tl,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRrAL TERM

Before Mr.. Justice MOneA-Rush g. HdWkinS
ag george Bssln this suit, IN which, already
ported, Mr. Hawkins claims 10 from Mr. Bliss his
losses In wyoming coal stock speculation the ground
that he was led into IL by Mr.. BLISS statements, the
counsel summed up yesterday. The Court charged the
Jury that they must d before they could give verdict
for the plaintiff three things First that the representa-
tiOns were made; second that they false third.
that Col Hawkins was Induced make his purchase by
reliance the false representations Judge Mcneil
reviewed at considerable length testimony bearing
these three points. He further charged that such
representations must be OF facts. Of expectations
that II Mr. Bliss knew them ~ be false when he made
them. he able-but II he did not know them DO
false seleVod the " be true. when IN fact DO had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21

the means OF ascertainng their fasty he was iiaDle
lie further charged that, TO establish ms iapliy u ~s
not necessary that he should nave made or eNecteu 10
make any pccunary profit by the representations, .o
The jury were ont about Two hour when lney we're
TO one; that the eleven agreed but tue twe siu
he would not agree II he was Kept inert nltS uaS
He did not think, under the circumstance ~ was WIN"
while sending them back - -, 49,. ,o,,rs ont .
Judge Mcneil said they had been only TWO nouts ouu
ordered a sealed verdict Mr. Bangs and Wa'ao hu'S en-
ings for plaintiff; Mr. Cadwallader and Mr crane lor
l.fo uuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

UOiOrdbly DiSchdrged.-J. f.. Berry, the
pawuboker under the Metropolitan Hotel who was held
Tor an Examination by Commissioner Shields on charge
of having conducted his business without payment OF
snecaltaH has been honorably discharged. he having
produced receipt showing that the tax III question had
been phd by him some time ago
Ldrcay ia Foreign FOTt-Georce Egan, George e..
McDovs John Franks George Hall, Peter Sowdea sea
men onhe American bark Talt arrested by Deputy
Marshas Allen and WnsOw and brought before Com
misoIer yesterday, charged with having, on the
18th OF October the port Of Buenos Ayres, stolen
auantt Of hides from the cargo or the vessel. Ihty
we're he'd for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
SUPREME coURr-srrcIlL TERN.

Before Mr.. Justice Characterization Loses
His Cast-Whie agt Maii0On.-Mr Justice CardoLo IN
this casodecides IN favor OF the plantn lie gives MS
reasons positive testimony must prevail over mega
tive 80 that there need be reflection the Neracity
OF either and that the transaction, as given by the
plaintiff oes not Impuie turptude To tho defendant IL
is more hartable To the latter and more agreeable To
me 10 crdt that version which only neoessltates the De-
lief that his memory has failed him. than To take the
view whsh would convict him OF breach OF the trust
which hi high office deyOlyed upon HIM" Judgment "a
given fotpaintif and reference ordered ~ compute
he amulIt due,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
THE EIGHTEENTH WARD MARKET.

Yesterday afternoon Controller Connolly sold,
through an auctoneer the leases Of portion Of the
eral stalls and stands In the Eighteenth Ward Market
Twenty-Five stands were sold at an average OF $40 pre-
MUM for each for year The bidding was not spirited
In consequence OF an Impression that the building would
not be used for market purposes but the auetOneer
stated that the budng would be used for no other pnr-
poses than those oil market Gu Monday next me sale
W % continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
auPREME COURT-CnAMnERs.

Before Mr.. Justice Bdrndrd--EnlistmentS an
he A.mu-In re- Herman HoiienhOrst-This was an APP
pllcadon on behalf OF man who enlisted In the army
iast November be discharged The REALTORS attorney
desired adjournment, and Mr.. Justice Barnard shiu
he wculd grant 1t II wished but since 1861 ho had heu
that s these belonged In the United states
aud the State Courts had no power. Under thls ruhH
tho Attorney allowed the suit to be dismissed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21

Befo'e Mr. Justice LOeW.-Ihc Bishop case
Bishop .gt. Jones. This is action by Mrs. Bishop
whose divorce suit has assumed no many phases for
false imprisonment for theft at the Instance OF the lie
fsndans but which she charges been at the in
biigstn Of Mr. Bishop. The came up ON the motion
OF her ounsel George the Count Johannes 10 nave inc
compliant amended 30 10 claim more thhn S2O,OOO
damages ana also have it placed on the calendar for
February. The opposing counsel had no objection 10 MS
ipereaing his claim to 81 100000 but did object "a "A
perenptOry setting the for February ON this
noint lb Court Reserved Is decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

CAPTAINS pursers this elussef'.
deliver r.ragrs addressed the NoSiork Associated Press
persons exhibiting authority OF j. w huouon General
AGENT the journal Of Commsre, Times IkBrNH
World Sa EyprSss ErenmD Post Commercial idr siIdi'
Z,y f0rSr Dc,okrdi should also be ds'rd snT 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
pISSENGE Frs ARRLTED.

PROM BIO JASElRO Gc-CoL Crawford Allen Jo. Pratt,
Mrs Mary G. HAYES A. Abbott, NJ Richard James kel'ru Jas
Nj Robert GOpou wife children and uursr, Murray Hog
gs Philip Huggus solomon NanpsAg, Peter T. NAlpaas aud
wife, Capt b. llou james Lynch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
CRIMINAL.

In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday
before Recorder uackett tho resumed OF rem
sen and flanagan, charged with the robbing oi u NJ
Wells OF Kentucky. but mporary stopping Ia uls cly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
PopRIcN pORTS

FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON 2O-Tbe steamship Meser from Neu1ork
rived Al this port yesterday
HIyEE Dec s0-Tbe steamship Bsoua from EewYOrk arrived
here yesterday the gay TO London.
DISASTERS.
The Minnie Cobb from NewOrk Tor Roknd sprung A.st
18th inst and ashore at hsuse ou the Ih prevent nS
Ing and has bilged.
SPOKEN.
Ship Golden Fleece from SssiOrk for San Francisco ho' r. lat
long 1921 W