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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
BROOKLYN COMMON CorNcrt.

The Board met at the Supervisors Room in
the County Courthouse yesterday. a comm unicauon
was received from the Mayor stating that zsnent
for widening Atlantc.ave had not yet been collected
aid urging that the matter be at attended TO- Re.
ferred TO the Law Committee. The Mayor vetoed the
ouon passed by the Board tho Psi ultmo directing
that estimates be received for tagging wi HOyt and
Scrmshaw concrete payemente in cOmpctt with blue
stone aud other material on the ground N the power
conferred TO lay sidewalks and the
refer TO anything but hagstOnes TO lay a ytDing else
would be unwdrranted assumption OF DO, err and the
assessment for the could be legally enforced
communication was received from the Controller
forth that so far as the records Of his office showed the
bonds Of the city have been offered competition
10 the highest bidder with exception only but have
always been disposed OF in such aud az such
prices as could be obtained therefor from banks and
other institutions, and brokers upon their application or
by application to the Controller. He states that the
ponds OF Brooklyn do not have that reputation which
government or NewHOrk City bonds have; that they are
not sought Tor investment advantage has to he taken Of
e state or the money market to dispose Of them and il
mas OILY been by watching for such that they
nave Deen sold at par The communication was ordered
htserMan whitney presented resC luton from
ouvnIs Oh the Tenth Ward, complaining Of an obnox-
Wei sManp on the lots bounded by Warren, Baltic. and
se, as nuisance which the Board Of Health
70 pe unable TO abate ana asking hat II be ilcdu
A''ieIieu 70 inc Aldermen, with power.
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sMTNDLING SAILORS.

On the Goth inst. the ship southampton ar
rived in this port after fourteen months cruise Four
Of the crew, John Jourdan, Charles WoodcOck, A. p
Mlnche and Charles +. Jansen went TO the boarding
house OF Patrick CosgrOve, at No Is CheTry-st On Fri
day last COsOve presented for their signatures dOcu
ment which ho assured them detailed statcr.cnt
OF an assault committed on OF the by mate Of
the vessel Believing the story the mon signed the paper
On Saturday James COwan an attorney, was employed
by COsgrOye to the payment Of $3.50
from the assignees OF the vessel, Messrs Peu.z
IL Co., this being due the sailors who had
signed the agreement. As he exhibited power Of at
tOrney from the TO collect their wages the sum
called for was paid him, and he reeeped for the same
Yesterday the sailors learned for the first the CHAR
acter Of the paper they had signed Capt Aare OF the
Fourth Precinct learning these facts, arrested both
CosgrOve and man named John r. IhurstOn and yes
terday afternoon they brought before Justice Dow
ling, at tho Tombs. 1t then asccrained that COS
grove had shown 10 Cowan paper puIportng TO be a
surrender TO CosgrOve by the sailors Of the pay due
them. This second document il declared q forgery,
none OF the sailors having signed It, TLursOn is alleged
TO have been Instrumental in procuring dc signatures
the first paper The accused declared hat had no in
teRtOn OF cheating the Had no not been under the
influence Of liquor on Sunday he would have paid tie
sailors the money due them. He was perfectly willing,
he sad to make restitution and in order to test his sin.
cety, the magistrate remanded the accused 70 the Oak
81, Police Station,
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CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday Justice
Do.yliLg committed James Thompson at Nc. l@ THonp,
son-s Tor having II alleged, stolen from the room Oh
Charles PaxOn, No. Gl2 Broadway watch valued st
ESQ.,
In the Court of General Sessions the trial OF
Cornelius McNaly charged with elouious assault ana
battery, whose opened for the prosecution on
Friday concluded yesterday The jury found YER
dict uf guilty OF assault with intent 70 Kill McNay q
wife who was in court during the trial. on hearing the
apuourceIn ant. swooned and was taken out OF court
The prisoner was sentenced to States Prison with hard
labor for seven years.
At Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Dodge, Michael Exam, um6erman aged
% years, was charged by Smith Schohed OF the tene-
nent No 32l Tenth-aye. with having broken into DIS
room on Sunday and stolen from bureau drawer 800
which ScbOed had from his edGnng' the ow nor
was absent from the at the time but paSscd hgh
hurryng down the street and had him arrested lie was
committed in dcfault OF bail examination was
held IN tie cnse OF Frederick A. Brown, the Druggist
charged with obtaining groceries from JACOB r. Knapp
and trying pass forged check for S45 as was reported
last week. and tho accused fully committed In dc,
fault Of 81 goo ball.. James Dempsey gasnter agco
u wears was charged by AlOhzO Dutch Of No 3O3 west
with the larceny or horse and wagon
valued $500 Dutch left the conveyance standing III
front OF his place yesterday morning aud returning soon
aftcrward saw the accused driving or with II. lie
caused his arrest and lac committed 10 answer
although protesting that he found II lying loose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
MOTTBEDELL AGAIN.

Charles F. Clark was yesterday brought be-
fore Justice Dodge, Jefferson Market Police Court on
complaint preferred by Charles r. Doauc Of No 50 Last
Thirtethst. The affidavit sets forth that after Mobile
dell alias G. NJ Lawrence, had been arrested in August
last for swindng a ST. Louis firm out Of quantity ~
whisky, valued az sl,2li 80 by representing himself as
commission merchant at No 80 SOuthst. the complain
ant Doanel who had been important witness for The
prosecutions received from CLARK, GATED az an once
In HobOken requesting him To call and see him DOane
did SO on the 29!h and Clarke Acknowledged that
he was connected in business Win BetCH,
as principal partner that they had reduced their systc
of obtaining money fraudueutly 20 science, with
agents in all parts of the country, AMI had been FOR
long me as their victims know to Their cost most sue
cesSfnl. lie proceeded III his revelations aud said
that it had been agreed that he (CaTO, snoud have
charge of the money resulting from their operations 50
that in the event Of one OF the gang being arrested be
would be In position aid him. DOaEC then told him
that Bedelps wife had waited upon him and requested
him 70 cooperate with Clark IL arranging" The case
Clark having plenty OF money. Clark then acknowledged
that he had promised to help Bcdc but had not done
so. DOane then left having ascerta'ned all that was
necessary, and Immediately procured a warrant ahd
placed detectives upon his track lie arrested, and
with Bedel brought before the Justice. He sand he was
50 years of age. lived at No. IS LcrOyst, and was a
broker by occupation. Both the accused pleaded not
guilty and committed for trial AT General Sessions,
in default OF 81 bail each None Of the OtlcI5 Of this
gang have yet been arrested.
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SHIFTING iArELLIGENCE.
PORT o. Sgw.ToRx.

PORT o. iORN,"..,.,....,. ...Sspiembu n
CLEARED.
ss'-is,'c,ura nss, sH.a va rlymauh n5l chsrbourgi
Eas rr. r.-e. wl.H-f.,Bs Ilirr'ai, bfits Portland
c Taap, . Ado ,i, T., n., y,t I Sass1,, n..
B,.as go E.,s, l-- De.f. A,oa-s, hsa.as H. Hoe
Hr,-idb.,. LraL si,,s. N,f, Gruar,1, H,uhatr Como
. . r.. ,s S'r.5 B,.a Co. B.y q B. D. Tro.:
tf.i.e cress. =. sT1la rra.i,l -. n.
AS. ss-I -. " rd, h., r',sS & jstt1 = a. li, D,
"i,'. s Fi., ss., Elgs,oi Dsri.s
g..ua, CO, q POD, ,r'. J'.i.a0 Poraarhas, vi. Go.
nave, d.. ~ Hsrur-. Gee .'fs'.l A.
si-i...,. .lF '.- J..lso. Arfaa-n, nd'' isi gl',
s,.sr.t co.. s.g.a ~ C--r. ss,,aHah nt.s al pas
s1r"a. ha',. iil's i'' AIf ~ "a 71,,-. ,.-.
b. / h.. Esa,s ,ss lllloa'i Mor.a' Bay. JAM - lAy',
t-rt c,,tar ,a.s J,nsr. Aas oos, Is anchored In
,. ga, . ','.. n. N.'"S., % days, .gt
BrsDIft-. pos. Crlte.o' 'asst
ia Nr.ac.u,. usasi ,.rai4, -as - lar' sugar
s1 a-a 'P ' s,' (! 5, 'a.I lai @g1'
ST. ' g 5 f g. st ar b Laval ''O'A
'rH,y d, s5. sim. " r,r,si ~, tr-.esel s.b,,
C,lrino,I \ II. A-rs, lesu. Montreal u days. umher.
G.:o, H sls ' Tss a % f Ss 4'I
Ca.ousi e. d. Siclp. cLol' Moat'eal II lays Iamy,n
C-ssinost = e wds4l McBrd- o.t,sa u dau iauber
C4ss.b,a, ,or,ls Pride he,sbs Ottawa l'da,, lumber
Caaalb,a Il c a B.roionis john, CAs DAY lanJsr
DOMESTIC PORTS.
pos-ov S7, 2-Arfitrl steamship, Nt RON Liverpool Geo
Arto g ,lor, Roman. tom 'Aiadeph a, ssrcu from Nc
Yai sg su Neville 'ori lark Alaska from heWOreAIs
brs ARsl Eum Aqao. G1Eie hom 1rogrtoSu Long Reach
,a Win roni NJ rgiasll ,a Bi'imors star a1d Meteor
ION 4- 'rlr. Ah isH Jigaiea George 'om pglasaro
md ,ets saI Lucy AMes hon ErAioG The bf Castaa
ION Cl Os ashylr hLor. b4 will % Lsl
o.
2Tivri ktesmsbps Zodiac. rom New York
F,l,.g iruH Baltimore; brig kb from Newiofk sht Frla
e,eo iom Batlure sailed ,cLr Ida Bella Gr Wimlsion. Del
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrrF~s1rs gsIlo steamship sicrs, hom NrSlork
$50 nj III g,f NJ A. m TODAY The steamship Mluneiota, from
Ne aIlvri tlIs port yts'erlAT
HAv.t slt % The steamship Cola ron Nsuiotk arrived at
Al tLs py,t I, - G-e way 10 LO1d"n.
SPOKEN.
Sh J,uS K.r Allen, iom NeHioFl for San Francisco Ang
10 st s long - ". -. d.
Cs,r u-urL
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THE "RESDERING" NUISANCE.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: see by this mornings TRIBUNE that
the Rendering establishments to be tolerated until
May, 1870. OF course pever verdant to sup
pose the Health Board unsesh above all other poti-
clans; and having lived in the Twentieth Ward nearly 20
years well accustomed to the talk about removal
am 10 the abOninable OdOTs; but declare never
did hear Of such consideration and loyeness those
dear men exhibit on the occasion They do not dare TO
touch the pockets OF those dealers putrd flesh Con.
sign every Of them 1.-THE Board 10 the immediate
neghbOrhoOd, and let them drink IN the eXhalaOns
their hearts content All honor to Commissioner
Manerrc. who is independent enough be alone IN his
OPP Jsuon to the insult upon large portion Of the com
muny Let the majority attend TO the interests these
Duisances. Such sweet magnauimiy knows no parallel
and ought TO be appreciated. Let these Rendering com
panies get MP service Of plate Immediately believe
that is the usual way OF doing such things up Let them
not be disappointed; meanwhile Will decide upon an
inscription. A.H.G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
COuRT CAIENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME RT-CHAMBERs.-Nos lGS, o. q, ~,
s6 90 % = rs g. 81 o5 O8 10 no. Ill., rs. TO- l2l, 80 So 81
- II. 1913 Gail No. H. 40, ..,,,
MARINE CoUET-TRTAL TEuM-nos 90: 9.i3, 81, oS 33'
qs .1t g21 yl 736 9Eg s8n 9lf 535 1910, 1919 52l WI
an m 500 So % 49, J29 $3.50 5e5 1855, SI 1885, $780, $780,
,JO2 ~, nj. 49,.
Court OF GENERAL STSSfoNs.-Ihe People agt.
David M,s forgery; The People agt James heehn ieion"9'
rI an, i,ftv The People OIL LrdV ficaioGs assault aud
bltery; The People Moses Sickle grail arcenG ne ls"ps
l,rry The PeSps " sou, grai larceny me l1pe agH
N,I Mper robbery: People agL VIM Nison grand larceny
Tho Peop- a. F.tu,k De- e robbery. -, - . -,
COUiyr or APPEtLs.-A meeting OF nus court wiz
be held tlis orna II in The new Corr N
Of ne Calendar. ~ az causes
are called sNr o oous e wing ii Ce iold tne lf,I
-, - = 80 r C,lr. paccio act The People Moran agt Inc
Peon psrir AZ, IRE ~ kersgt Kerr Chester E orr Deus
@ Pri, sgt Mtcte Baker ag Eiker Smith agi Enc
Esilvay COMPANY BrJsn ag' u oNn.
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Railroad Company-Judgmelt affirmed with costs; opin
srPREME CoURr-CHls BERs-By CLERKE, J-illlo,,son
Of oil agt Gardner-Moon granted without costs:
Ter ct al. agt Townsend Manufacturing COL .i
granted no costs. Oppenhcimer a2t Clute.-siottod
granted 10 costs Hyatt asst. Denman-Moioh uc,oo
Without costs. WOitO gsky agt. fIItzeldef-
granted without costs Brown agt. Buiofd -hio'is1n
denied no costs Faon 8gt. oodNorth-Mot,92n. t uc
ulcl without cost. Mcrange agt. Burmah.-aiosIon
denied without cost Judge agt. JudEc.-epoit Io'l
armed aud Judgment 81 divorce granted c Pnront
awarded to the plaintiff. Ulrich agt. UIflcn-h9po.t
confirmed, Judgment Of divorce granted GOuWGrn ns
Godward- Report confirmed and Judgment OF
ford-Blu taxed. Smith aCt. R0bbi ct al.-Moon deheu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
TIE COUKTS.

THE ATLANTIC CABLE As 4 MARITIME AGENT.
Judge Benedict, in the L. S. District Court
in Admiralty has made de- ion in the case Of Daniel
stelnman against the steam. Circassian. THIS was
proceeding IN against the steamship C1reassan to
enforce payment Of a bott0mry loan FOR the Gun
OF 81 1873 francs, given By the master 10 the IL
bcllauts I'm the port Of Antwerp. Tho mastor,
Il appcars omitted TO communicate with the owner before
executing the bond. Such q Communication whom - CIn
be had is as important to be shown tho necessity ~
the ship. In TIE ol the Oriental 0Dclc the po!It cJ
caped The attention Of Tie Court below. reversal was
granted upon this point alone. q Moore r. CO. The utility
Of the re requiring u be given the when
practicable is obvious. TtimpOscs additional burden
upon the ship difficult duty upon the Leaders while
~ Observance makes fraud aud collision more difficult,
and often dspcls doubts which would otherwise arise
Taxed. and In the present case II Is fully applicable. for
It is shown that there at the tino tecgrpic com
municaton between Antwerp and Ncw-Noth, my
home Of the owner, and that resort was had
10 that mode OF communication 10 announce the
steamers arrival in Antwerp. THIS fact must
have been known 10 the libellabts from their posi-
JiOn agents Of the ship, aud ordinary prudence
thor part would have suggcsleG notice 10 the owner Of
the necessity Of the snip aud the intention 10 take
bond. They knew that such notice was practicable aud
that had not been given and they chargcabc with
the knowledge that III the absonce Of such notice under
the circumstances tho master without authority TO
bOttOmry bis shp For this reason, therefore, must dc
clare the bond question not 20 Do binding upon tis
steamer and accordingly dismiss the libel Nth costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28

,,.or g., my bed drawing my pataioohs' anu
rr Win NY might what eo9ld GO 20 at i inc
o""n "a "a iu,.riv 10 my sorrow could 40 puV
lille and even that remains nn'one Tor wan % cT fr
i,I tt1,t In a word feel like hus@eIihE u.iS 10,
E|I frnm cen Jordan by sending niue MN! 80, ~,
sce no one ulovn. the matter, ana Know e. Wien
.i,gat IN rnc,;vc IL. Let me propose pan y!
t an tLcsr flmi>hlry patriots Of Cuba LEI PAT ia ,i
nu6lisler OF THE TRIBUNE, act a. IIea1's,, an n
- ,,1f material 10 a least cover taeir 60
viii discreet usage it might be the means % The
go ,Sonsard lllllrts whistuc around the c1crty
ear,.i, soldiers vhu fighting 20 sf us TO that
fat beautiful but unhappy islandy call upon Us, this
tho claims OF humanity and u I. ". q.
tauce, to do what We cam 1869.
81 L1tte'S Hospital, Sel.as---------------
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QfopUsTIs.

TRH,UKT DEPARTMENT, Scot q, l669.
SEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at
- brpas Mp u MONDAY 1jth October net for the
buiug I'D blg FOUR STEAMERS the Revenue Msine.
Uii fruh their speofctt,a the o b. submitted to
board Of ohce hs Department rrseHg the hight to reject all sos
(rum ,,rat aAd sb~ parties.
Speed I,. gfe my JEe ito Deyartren. has adopted this
couf petition, hs4 s require g., hdefs ih draw
logs bull md mach4rr, with model, complete; ard the
parties Nho tho made shall boni with ufee1i
tho proper % the according 70 the speed
cations, isi. H., approved.
The vessels viii l- u The following dimeus!ous
Propeller OF ilOai fHspllyLte brig ussci.
Length. no feet load Inc.
Breadth 81 beam, % feet nodded.
Depth ~ hold. Is feet anisiiIs.
Ur,t 81 saicr. loaded, n5, 80 tIcerl II feet
SIDE vlrcl wood LcIIaayhrodte Bog rgeL
L~ngfh. lta let Ga load Anr.
Breadth Of beam. p Zee. nodded.
Depth 81 hold u feet
Ursn OF Euter ut q exceed "a et loaded
Two small STEAMERS OF wood.
LTIgtu. 80 f,st bod
Iteaiih Of beam. - feet nodded.
ncpsh Of bold. feet
Drad 81 water nos 70 exceed - feet loaded.
Propeller 10 have direct sotiug gue.
Large side rr.u uug.Ae
TNO snail steamers, beam euIiuca
Speed 10 be guaranteed. GEO. \ BOUTWELL,,
aFFFtarg M thu TrsaNu
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s8.245i2
FISHKILL.

The FysbEfU Standard says: On Monday Ane.lohiis s,
Van Wegeuen sold "A lots belonging 10 A. n Channuis .
situated on the lower part Of his premises m .,S
extending from the cemetery line on m III Gii.
evers barn and from the barn mp Ferryst 70 .o eat
meT propcrty The choice lots were on the former
and were 25 by 100 feet These brought On Which fairly
astSnshed everybody. The other lots % @UIy as
various Sizes most OF tNem ,n,Sreiv "a high as
the others The amount Of The sale T tSs psr sold
which price the entire property OF & hon1bt short
time AGO Including a fine dwelling, barns %G mn %S
streets lad been laid out and now being GUY 49,,
fhe propcrty Mr. Louis Meyer has alrea,uy "a 1siit
ground on lot purchased by him az DDS sii,
g. 3,t m dwelling Immediately. Mr. Wliiab olotesIt
lis also TO put dwelling this Fail on 10y Pa,nss
by him at the Same sale. These arc eAcS'4'i'
aId ought TO be initiated by others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28

OyVCE yPUHCHAsNG ASDIDisHURsNa PiTasrsK u SAyI(
No % EEoaBwir NEW iOitK Sr,t IS 1862
STATIONERY for the Il. >. NANI.-SEALED
- PROPOSALS. TO be djse on The envelope Bids Er Stationery
Advertised will be received this oGce o'clock m
@ the g wing Stationery u tie hest quality and delivered
free expense Neniok subject the
ton thsreat, yiLI
BUREAU or EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
20 auire and 10 5 qHire Blank Books 20 Easers
1000 Quarterly 5OO Monthly aBd 10000 weekly Ycomaus Returns
20 zoo Ytonan Daily RrqusNoaA IS srts Equipment Books
dozen Blue and 10 dozen Black Lead Pne 80 Penkuyes
aud gtos. Gum Bastc Loops
Bidders are referred Equipment ocsr IN charge at the Navy
AuI requested Ia state their
within which TO deliver, Of awards will be completed
which 20 from date " order ard epOn,bc
y given prompt and fhfa dlmeo thereof Blank forms
Parties rested Invited 10 DO present az the
hour AbVYe named vAeH the bids will be opened
J. g. ELDREDGE, Paymsster T. g Navy
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THE CIRCULATION OF BYRoNs WORKS.
IA Il :. LIZ -.

To The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Mr. Parton, in his defense of Mrs. Stowe
touching the Byron scandal published In THE TRIBUNE
Of the 18th inst, makes the following statement
Except Shakespeare who not living sells copies
per the United States Byron and Scott Byron and
caief among The staple Of the book trade"
In this short paragraph the bographer OF Gen. Jackson
and Aaron Burr has fallen into double which it
may be well 10 correct First: will venture 70 say
that two copies OF Burns are sold for every one Of Byron
and proof OF this assumption allow 70 say that
not less than ten editions Of Burnss Works published in
America in the market while not than six
OF Byron can be counted Besides, vast numbers OF
annually imported into America aud Sold while but few
copies of Byron sent TO this country. As bookseller
in the City Of NewIOrk for twenty five years, will
that have sold two copies or Burns for Of Byron.
Second: Scott ne says staple article OF trade in the
book market No modern poets works sell so badly as
SCOTS, with the exception Of Wordsworth. should say
that forty copies Of Burns are sold for Of Scott
New York, sept. 81, 1869. W. G..
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t assistance OF the freedmen. The hst week 10 jan
nary was named as the week of special anu u Feh
ma suuplication and the fourth lhuisday III ~
mary !: a day OF special prayer Tor VIC & ;be
c0Hnec with the Church. The discussion UsSa a1
t,ated and interesting. When the vote h,u
te sense OF the Convention was found 10 10 ser
a. 600 az III urofo-cd reunion. IN A., - TO-,
MN WAS delivered by the re- nyasilno otcer The
al'W"Vt 1srth ~ the corner OF Folrcentst ana
ehdpei Oh TWAS selected ~ tho next place Of meeting
Ste9ted with Tie Third iresbytery are CO ministers, 20
churches. and B.OyJ members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGES

TO the EdttOT or Ihe tribune.
SIR: observe in THE TRIBUNE of yesterday
telegram from Pittsburg, stating that the question Of
the proposed union Of Washington aud Jefferson Colleges
was efectually settled at Wamsport Pa, on the day
previous by Judge McCandess Of the United States Dis
tnct Court. AS this may mslead many persons and
also njurOusy affect the interests OF the institution
beg TO correct the of correspondent All that
was settled" by the Court IN questOnwas the grantin
OF preliminary INJUNCTION preventing the cOnsumma "a
uOn VI the College union at Washington under the late
proceedings Of the Board, until the Supreme Court OF
Penhsy decides upon the eOnstitutOnaity OF the
acts OF Assembly authorizing the Union Judge McCand
es absolutely declined TO pass upon the cOnsttutonalty
OF the acts OF the Assembly say g that the question was
apoper one TO come before the Supreme Court OF the
olte In the meantime the Trustees Will open the Col
lege az Washington and conduct 10 consistently with the
1ecree OF Judge McCandess for the short time that will
intervene before the final hearing is had.
washington, Pa, Sept. q, 1869. JAS II. KELLY.
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TIE ALLEGED GOULD OUTRAGE.

Yesterday at the Tombs, before justice DOW
ing was continued the examination in tho case OF Joh '"
Could the Walst. broker who was arrested on charge
- 80, outraged Ers Anna Mead of No. rs President
st. Brooklyn at hotel vt Staten Island, seVerai Nehs
ags Sirs Mead was crossqueetiuned AT conNlueItDo
t by the counsel for defense, bat nothing "i ln
poriance was elected aud the further examination was
flon adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
LARGE FIRE IN BRooKLYN-Loss 10000

About o'clock yesterday, fire broke out at
the kerosene oil refinery of John Mahoney on BushWck
Geek near Fiftlst. and Uuion'ave, Brooklyn L. d.
caused by tho explosion ~ stiN which WIS BENG Ga
charged L. fore II was sufficiently cool. The promises
and adjoining sheds speedily enye!Optd IN names
and were totally consumed. The new Depdrtnott was
,rrnuutIy on hand and worked With q wiz, nut were
Unable to do any hing bat pun down adjacent properly
to prevent the spread Of the hainos Inc losS ID ,S'i
ma ed az $50 900; no insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
THE CASE OF DIR. sIMMONs-PROPosAL TO At
TACH THE SPANISH CUEBoATs.

DR.. Albert 7. Simmons, the American citizen
who imprisoned for months In Puerto Principe
and depOed OF his property by the Spanish officials Ia
Cuba appeared before Commissioner Osborn aecOmpnn.
led by John w. Grattan his counsel who appllca-
ton TO have tho Spanish gunboats now lying IN our
harbOr lbclCd and attached, TO await the Issue Ol suit
he desires to bring against tho Spanish
Oiicias In the Island Of Caba The Commissioner
thought that no such proceedings could DO legally taken
and that the Only proper mode VI endeayonug " obtain
redress would be through the channel Of the State De
partuent and referred tho gentlemen 10 Secretary Fish
Mr. GTatan, however Gad he et certain that he could
produce authorities waantng the no desired to
take, and would submit them for tho decision OF the
Commissioner IN the course Of few days, and so tho
matter dropped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
TIE THIRD PREsBYTERY OF NETWORK.

inc lhlrd Presbytery of New York convened
Yesterday morning at the First Presbyterian Church in
west hoooken' About 20 members wercpresent T. Rail-
hG 9nn a, was elected Moderator and the Rev Drs
i Gnu buAaF were elected clerks After uruyer
cohsdtiabie business traus8cfed m " -
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