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A question of practice was decided yesterday
in tho Of the Merchants Union Express Com
pany against Putnam W. Brown their former
express messenger, VINO, they alleged. was in
collision with the robbers who plurdered their
car last April OF $4,000, and whom they sued In
tort and had held 10 bail In $4,000. On motion
TO yacate this order Of arrest Judge CadoZo reduced the
bail TO s5OOO0 without prejudice further application
upon proof OF Inability 10 furnish that amount Of
bail" From this order the plaintiffs take this
appeal Mr. Sewe for appellant argued that the order
was appealable. drawing distinction between cases
where the relief asked was uncertain damages and
where the complaint, though In tort showed the
exact amount to which, II to anything, the plaintiffs
entitled. and clQmed that in this latter class Of
cases the bail did not depend the ability OF the de-
PENDANT but on the extent OF the claim He should not
however have appealed from the reduction OF the
amount OF ball. but for the dangerous doctrine implied
In the clause quoted that the amount of bail no
hxed by the prisoners ability 10 give ball. which would
carried out leave them with nothing but nominal bail
Mr. Brown, OF counsel for defendant, argued that the
amount Of bail entirely Within the discretion tho
Court The Court struck the clause quoted but az
hrmed the balance OF the order
In the United States Circnit Court Yesterday.
before Judge Benedict in the OF the United States
agt William Fullerton. and Brdsall, Belknap Windnst
CT a. the defendants gned pleaded not guilty
ana the trial was set down for next Monday week.
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THE nnnfINdwoMEN,s HOME.

" The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: We desire to state that no change is
contemplated In the character management OF the
WOrkingwOmen's Home, Certain unauthorized state
ments have been made which may have the effect Of i'm
pairing its usefulness The following extract from the
articles alluded to-
"The effort provide n comfortable, economical, and
reRpeotabe residence for the wOrRIngwomen Of this CITY,
is still successfully prosecuted The trustees have found
IL desirable separate its mnnagcmcnt from that Of the
House Of Industry, and Mr.. Halliday has accordingly
linqushed 10 Mr. Field the entire supervision Of the
terprise. AS the inmates OF the Home desire that all
unnecessary nOtorety should be avoided the trustees
have deemed IL best to discontinue the monthly notices OF
it which used to appear In the Record but feel thankful
able to say that IL is surely overcoming the
little difficulties incident TO anew enterprise aud they
confidently expect that 10 VIII soon be hlcd to us entire
class Of female bOarcrs" Arch'd Russell, Charles Ely,
Marshall LeIerts, Hugh n Camp, Frederick g. Foster,
Morris X. Jesup, f. g. Lockwood, ID. Lydig suydam,
George r. Belts, Trustees
NeD York, January 8, 1867.
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BLACK MAIL BY REVENUE OFFICERS.
THE LIcHTENHEM CASE.

The following is resume OF what has
hitherto been done the of the United States ag
David Iichenheim the leading facts in which case have
already appeared exclusively in our columns:
Lichteuheiu. who an Internal Revenue Inspector
IN the XXXId Collection District Is charged with cor
compound a felony.
bernard Hess deposed on the 14th ult. before Com
missioner owen that about the 29th OF pr 1867
David Lichtenheim, Internal Revenue Inspector, de-
manded and accepted from Oscar Hoym 10000 cigars
valued 40 so per 1000 ana check Tor SlOJ on promise
OF cempI9ysns anR settling ehaige against d0ym OF
alleged Violation OF tie Internal Revenue law, -
HOym depOsed that he lived at No suifOlkst that
Lchtenheim In April 1867, nsgated John +. TOmsky 10
purchase Qt QpOnent S2O worth or cigar stamps, which
TOmsAy did paying depOnen in three counterfeit notes
q, the ,ssneYe denominations Q $780, SO and So that
THIS Vas done by Collision Detweeh TOmsky and Iichten
helm 10 injure and detraud deponent that, suose-
Queuty these caused depOnent 20 be arrested o
charge OF dealing IN bogus stamps ana ne was held TO
the ulus knOpl Of No 40 Delanceyst called on
the next day at the Westchester House 70 settle matters
depOncnt met Lichcuheim accordingly and the latter
told him he had better settle deponent asked
him what ne meant ana ne said We'll shall have q
talk with Dis,rctAtoruey Courtney, and Mr.. Harvey,
and Mr. OSBORN 10 will cost you about $1,000 and then
yOu are everything" DepOncut said he had not
got O that all he had Was 10000 cigars and he would
give them Father than have trouble DepOnent subse-
Yuoitiy met Lcntenneim. by appointment OK French's
for the cigars and $780, which, subsequently, depOnent
gave him. 10 that investigating they charge
against Hoym, was found that the stamps In ques-
ton were genuine but had been used and then reno
waited, so 10 appear like new ones. There being
law against selling such stamps, he was discharged but
he was subsequently arrested, convicted aud sent 10
prison on charge Of using such stamps cigar boxes
In the charge against Liehtenheim there have been
three hearings viz ION vhs 18th and goth nt and the ID
Deputy DstrictAttOrney Ethan Allen Who has charge
OF the case for the Government has introduced testimony
positions Of Hess aud Hoym. The defense viii open on
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TILE ROGERS MURDER.

At the inquest held on Monday afternoon,
over the body Of Mr. Charles NJ. Rogers, by Coroner
Flynn OF which most Of the testimony has been with.
held from the public for obvious reasons, VIM Glouces
ter colored boy. fully identified James Talent the
prisoner the smallest Of the two men that attacked
MT Rogers Talents statement was to the effect that
he was present the time of the murder and
nothing Of it until person informed him that the
police I'm search OF him. when lie at surrendered
himself in order establish his innocence Talent is
man of about % years OF age has cast OF features
which leaves one in doubt as 10 whether he is Of AmeT
can or foreign nationality His complexion is dark his
nose Of the Grecan order, his eyes dark, but net
especially bright nor intelligent looking From
ter. His upper lip has that peculiar prominence
at either SIDE which denotes gross sensuality.
while at the time there is little determination
expressed in the closely compressed mouth Altogether
the face is which would not attract under any cir
cumstances and there CLEAN from the dark eye that
betokens tendency TO treachery. Talent is well known
20 the Police as reckless man. and IS said that he has
been Auburn last on conviction Of
burglary At the inquest he perfectly cool and col
oOlocd boy Gloucester asked be permitted TO cross
examine him Az the boy had positively Identified him,
assertions when not under oath, and appealed to Capt
S ;aeyy to prove prove that that when frst con
tfy him, or at least said that he was not
certain as to his identity At the time Mr. Rogers was
attacked he seized the coat OF OF his asaians and
o. he fen the rnan tore himself away leaving portion
OF the coat IN the hand Of the murdered In the
pocket 1.-THE coat was found envelope marked james
Logan, N \. City. tins win be handed you by Tom"
other actor In the tragedy he and Talent are known
to have been together the day Of the murder but ow
IL is said, TO the premature publication OF his name
by morning paper, the ruffan was OF his dan
ser and escaped before the police could ascertain his
hiding place.
The following in relation to Mr. Rogers Is from The Iron
Tines:
"All our older citizens will remember Charles M
Rogers, who was IN the years 1861 the genial partner
Of Mr. Coleman In the prOprieOrship OF the Troy House
tho firm being Coleman q Rogers. After leaving the
Troy House, NJ. Rogers removed 20 New-York and
entered hotel there subsequently conducting Sumner
hotel st Coney Island During tho last dozen years lie
the superintendent Of the 81. Nicholas Hotel and
Last 6unmer was interested with Mr. Nutting IN the
QspaRsment Of the Mount Anthony House at BennIng.
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL.


William Hoffman and Henry Sanderson of
No. 10 Broadway, Brooklyn, i. D, were yesterday
brought before u. s. Commissioner Jones the charge
OF emptyug distilled spirits from barrels properly
branded without ciaCng the brands and marks there
from Also WITH carrying on the business OF dstlaton
OF spirits and selling the Without keeping the
proper books required by law Ihey were held 10 bail
IN 81 600 each TO await examination which Is fixed for
Saturday, the eth inst.
In the General Term of the Supreme Court,
yesterday I'm the argument Of appeal from order
In the litigation Of the ROLES ag Dun Olympic case, the
defendants counsel objected 10 the appearance OF certain
atldayts M printed record book, and appealed TO
Justice Barnard To say whether they were properly
ncctcd with the motion Judge Barnard said the papers
were not produced before him ON the main argument
but subsequently handed TO him. and he refused
receive them They were subsequently sent his house
Not Knowing where TO send them, and not
desiring 10 consider them, deening them ir.
Chambers to be claimed They got into the Clerks Office
Judges Sutherland aud Clcre decided matter OF prac
uce. That the service regular, and could be consld
cred tho appeal Judge Barnard refused 10 sit the
case. Quite sensation 0ccasioned by defendants
counsel, 4. Oakley Hall dccarnphmsclf willing adopt
the new practice Of leaving papers at Judges houses
In the Supreme Court Circuit, the question
OF tho liability OF the makers of subscription or security
notes 10 the creditors OF nsOveut mutual Insurance com
panies NJ ia ne OsgoOd the Receiver OF the
Columbian Insurance Company, against IOpliiz The
notes In suit were given ia 1860 III renewal Of nOtcb gwen
In 1889 THIS class OF notes IL given not fOr premiums
but sort OF additional support credit 10 the Com
pany The Company had the light transfer them, but
between the maker ahd the Company they wero bound
not transferred by tho Company but Oh It's insolvency
came into the hands OF the Receiver. Tho defendant
claimed that the Receiver mere substitute for the
Company aud was not therefore, cstopped by the Com
panys agreement and that tho notes were without
tluerati0n The plalDur Contcndcd that he stood rs
representative not 80 much Of the Company rs OF Its
creditors aud that the trust they had given 10 tho Com
pany sufficient consideration to maintain the notes
against tho maker who had created that trust Judge
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Suicide OF A wATCHMAN.

T-TT
Delancevst.. Yesterday over the body of Wm Woed
night. vatebman who had committed suicide in the
morning by shooting himself in the head Mrs Catharlne
Mood his wife, testified that during the past three years
her husband has been engaged as r night-Watchlnah
around the piers and vessels Oh Tuesday night ne Was
engaged that capacity vessel lying at one OF te
BrOoklyn piers yesterday morning he came NOME anu
told that the previous night party OF theVes h1
come board tho vessel and his ordering theu on
turn the fire, but ms pistol missed and me thieves es
capped seemed feel much annoyed AT the iaufe o
the weapon and taking il from his pocket, dashed IL
upon the floor: he aterward picked mp the weapon
and retired TO his sleeping apartment; witness IN Jew
moments heard the port of pistol and on entering the
ROOM found her husband lying on the hoqr IN dylng
condition from "A wound in the head. DE- joseph Sisl
the bullet passed through the roof or the mouth iho
Inc ustol in his mouth and fired, the ball passing up
ward verdict in accordance win the facts was rem
dcred by the Jury. The deceased man was native OF
England aged 81 years For several days before MS
death he had been drinking TO excess ana u Is
that he was partially delrious when ne commtleu 'no
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THE MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIP.

The Commission appointed by order of the
Military Association Of the State OF Network TO
receive communications from the different Regiments
who propose to enter into competition for the
euidOu. the reward for being the best drilled reg
OF Division, last evening at tho Ar
mOry Of the 1s Cavalry at the corner Of Forty
st. and Broadway. Tie only regiment which has yet
been entered is the 22d. number OF names IN
tered for Tho medals which Will be given to those WHO
have served years without missing dril meeting
or parade. The Committee OF Award consists OF Gen.
Brooke Posel len Berger, ana Gen. VIM. ID. Ward The
awards viii not Rs made for some time,
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THE FIRsT-AyE. MURDER.

At the Coroners Office, No 4 Centre-sty
Coroner Flynn held an Investigation yesterday into the
circumstances attending the stabbing Of James Shandey
the liquor store No. 51 Firstave on the evening OF
Dee 81 McCutcheon who was arrested on the night OF
the murder confessed his guilt, and verdict was rem
dered against him. He is native OF Ireland ana Only
lsyears old appeared from the testimony. McCucheon
sought quarrel with Shandey, and at almost the hrst
words between them stabbed his victim The officer who
arrested the murderer says that he not intoxicated
nj the time though much excited. When asked why lie
had stabbed STANDBY, McCutcheon replied, because
they are all down me-"
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Slip Cunningham, Liverpool Nov H. ae and pass
SIP Ssu,ia. Hsgca, Liverpool, 80! mt,'
Sho Armstrong oven, Liysrr00l ~ days. mdse
sp LAoga Wiley Croasiadi Nov lse Is anchored on The
Sip Elizabeth Hamilton white Fa7al 81 ia7.. mi'e
SUI Sacramento La1i Saa Francisco Sept gd Sept 10 John
bG s,, 's Rap. a Glis .a s,d PSso ssp ae
sip Qasbec Bsekwlih, Liverpool 50 d'y.. md'e
ob Murray j., Wilson. P0rtAg'Phnee, 20 days logwood
k Asa crosiO1 BorieauI Oct a. mi'o Ia ,nch Ore on
Hs IT, Williams PeraAnbuco IS day' Len brig Branch,
Bf. M,s.oa Gatey, csrleu,, 10 d,y, mOl,.,s,
R M. ws G; n SoS S: i1 d. ;.s @ aSs'''1
Ra o'ss Of Ds1es. Turner Paoalh 50 day, china clay
Bs ';" c a; f B s r,9sss a.; yellow %
81 . . f9l' SS %SasSo & j. 'i Ss stores
I Es5ie b, g 65ss Sae 1sa 2 & s% a'
s t JoS i Sa' So a. a G 'oi Il Jaw. unb
sl jola Cools IolsdoB Boston. Mobile with Ice pu,
ID scir A P Raoiolps. c.sAt,n, days, nol,..s.
scHooSESs-KirER $50 conTwrE.
Circle, Connecticut River Geo Downing. GleuSooa
FloTa Bridgeport
SAILED.
FslSs A6s@ae SoIisii A.o sisps',.., for Liverpool, jai
DOMESTIC PORTS
sAvASS,H Jan e-Clead steamship Iham, Newfors tehr'
n, Liverpool Arrived, ships Hannah Morris Newport Eng LADY
Aa wheasssi trs Georgia Belfast Me J. Allen New Y9rL
= C. Thomas wosf Hole ohg J9,gne; laHiHs'on steamships
wLHSsIos, c., Jan dSaed steamship W. Clyde for New
York
jan Sysi :HAs 4aT "a Ts.s, Pen, barb
bog toioa % The poi, bark foi6s,
Sailed steamships Charleston, NeglorE Sea Gul Baltimore
NgrLoNboS 6Auged Revenue Clter Touey NeNIiaven
Tclegagh, Robert Smith, Molaug Light r. Crescent
Lodge. Ss~Yok Sied Mary LssdoH, RoeLaHd Rescue, Pro
ieuce. Fred sp1foTi Jacksonville.
SAN FRAScsco. Jan G.-Sael Lueibells, for Calao. -
SPOKEN.
Dec p lat 20 % NJ lon Igs W. bark Mlrrnac Of Boston
ips s w.
DISASTERS.
TIE neAnhp ". Everman from Philadelphia for Norfolk AZ
o'clock yesterday morning 81 SUITES Island cods with the sch
Cla from smtled NcwNork loaded with wood srk
sarboi bow aud cutting her TO the waters eig
The schr taken 10 Norfolk 'or repairs
The sbp Southern Empire Duop NeNOheans November H.
for Liverpool Oeacl isa s "a Inst There Is no doubt every
soul on boa persisted The ship belonged 10 Liverpool She built
Al Quebec IN 1906, aud Ess li2 burien.
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ELECTION FRAUDS IN NEw.YoRK.

The Congressional Committee appointed to
investigate frauds committed az the election
in NewYork. IS still holding s meetings in Chambersst
with closed doors Various runors hayo been III crcula
ton concerning their action Yesterday 10 stated
that portion Of the testimony taken would bo sent to
Congress. Upon inquiry at the Of the Committee
however, 10 was ascertaned that report would be
made for the present.
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THE WEEK OF PRAYER.

Special services are held this week daily at
The 6ay SESa g1E g g I css
conducted with great spirit aud interest This MONDAY
Prayer-Meeting is thoroughly catholic The Rev. 6 H.
Tying, JT., presides to-day.
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ton He was known and recognized rs ono OF the most
successful caterers In the country ana nus gehhl md
ners and delicate attentions to hls guests peculiarly
fitted MIN for the business OF bookkeeping Ills death
will be sincerely mourned by an eNlehueu cH0io VI
acquaintance all over the country
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The members Of the GERMAN LIEDFRKRANZ
Hereby notified that the Extra
O'Clock tonight the hall the society Important
is TO be acted upon b. hrEiGKH. Secretary
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SUNDAY-SCHOoL Observation-Disclosures 81 Wy
EAS No Is Bible Keep the srees, aad best
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HOME NEWS.
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