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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-20

Henry Lane. John Il. Cleveland,
John u. Hollistcr, Charles {. Dewey
Jonathan Ross, Charles Reed,
William Harmon, Charles Il. reid
Jasper Rand, Joseph W. ColDufh
II. Ii. Poweis, Nathaniel W. frohch
Timothy p. Redhold.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-20

For Connect Of CcHsOrs.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dupanloup and
Maret-haye arrived. It's expected thai the Bishop
OF Orleans VIII prove formidable antagonist TO the
pretensions OF the Pontir, although he teegraphed
his respect and submission 10 his Holiness e, route
at Montato, the PoDtin cal frontier station on the
Maremma line.
hear that the German prelates OF the liberal
Catholic party have had conference 10 which
MonsiQnor Mard was admitted for what purpose
one Cannot imagine, as the latter Is feryid papa
champion, and mas replied energeticaly TO Monsig
nor Dppansoup respecting the Pope's infallibilty
Cardinal Antonen has transferred all the rcspon-
sibiity OF granting places In the diplomatic gallery
In the Conncii han TO the French Ambassador, Mar
gus de Banne vile, as dean OF the diplomatic body
His Exceenty was expecting an Official invitation
10 attend the Council but as IL never came he has
been obliged 10 content himself with the key OF the
gallery, and consequently he ha0sent round invita-
tons to his colleagues to occupy seats there-hint-
ing, however that want OF space Will necesstas tho
exclusion OF their ladies' and friends
The Senator OF Rome has put forth an address "a
the citizens, reminding tnem OF the solemnity OF the
ceremony and inviting them 10 show Their apyrecia.
ton OF II.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

headed and bare footed not being the least happy OF
ali. There was splendid turnout OF eQuipa2es yes
terday, Sunday, along the garden OF the Riviera, and
we had some fine military music IN the garden sep
aranng the roaring bay from the gayest promenade
OF the city, The Riviera on q Sunday drive Will com.
pare iavoraby In point OF ELEGANCE ana fashion with
Central Park or the Bots de Boulogne. II was truly
magni1cent sight to behold, in connection with
the attractions Of the bay
There are not many foreigners here at present
but many are expected after tine opening ceremonies
at Rome; the rough weather In the north Will drive
~ Is anticipated, . large numter Of tourists and
winter sojourners this way.
The abtcOuncil Of freetnlnkers as OFFSET to the
Ecumenicai assembly, Will be opened here on the
9th instant at midday IN she ST. Ferdinando theatre
The order Of the first days proceedings, AZ ain In
formed by Count Rcciord, VINO has convoked the
assembly will be an inaugural address, q report Of
the Freethinkng Committee and the reading OF the
several letters OF adhesion sent In from prominent
persOnages calling OF the roll OF members and Wish
tors. In the subsequent sittngs the middle of
things Will be pitched into and Rome squashed; re-
lglous liberty, complete separation OF Church and
State morality versus religion, organization OF q
permanent committee, &c. SO far the excitement
over either council Ia small on the part OF the
natives: but we win "see what we Will see"
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
SUPREME CsUaT-aLBaHY COUNTY.

The Ramsey-Eric Litisntion-That Protested
Note Business.
The Erie Rancay Company Us. Joseph II. Ram.
sep.-Tne defendant for answer therein,
FUrst-Admts that the plaintltfs are corporation
duly created under the laws OF the state OF New
York; that on or about the 2SIh day Of October 1892
one N. r. BemiS made his pronllsS0ry note in writ
ing, whereby for value received he promised to pay
to the order OF the defendant sixty days thereafter,
S500 at the Market Savings Bank 50 Nassau street,
New York; that the defendant endorsed the said note
in blank; the defendant denies each and every other
allegation In the complaint.
Second--For another and further defence alleges
the complaint has been fully paid and satisfied, by
or on behalf Of NJ. P. Bemis, the maker thereof.
Third-For another ana further defence this do.
fendant shows TO the Court that on or about the /
23th day Of August, 1869. tue maker OF said note
procured from Jay Gould loan OF S. 000 to be used
IOr or on account OF what was called the Cross Cut
Railroad, and the said defendant was induced to
endorse note for the same, among Others, for the
reason said road would be beneficial to the Albany
and SuSquehanna Railroad In Increasing lacflltieS
Tor bringing oil on said road to the city OF Albany and
Its vclnity that on about the 2Sth day OF October
1859, said note was renewed Tor sixty days, which
Is the same note mentioned in the complaint ana
that before said second note became due, as this
tended tnat he would make further advances for
said first mentioned railroad, laying third rail
thereon and either extend 1t to Buffalo or have the
Buffalo and Erie Railroad Company lay tnird ran
from Brockton TO Buffalo, so that the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad could have Buffalo con-
a director and president OF said company, and
+. A. Lane James Fisk, Jr., L. D. Rucker and
others elected directors OF SAID company, but said
arrangement was not carried out or consummated
by SAID Jay Gould, and thereafter all the loans and
advances made by said Jay Gould, including the
loan first Aforesaid, for which saldnote given,
were arranged and paid, and the SAID Gould, Fisk,
Jr, Lane and Rucker ceased to be directors OF said
railroad company.
Wherefore defendant demands judgment for hia
COSTS
CRY and county or A.oang ss.:Josepn II. Ram
sey, the above named defendant being sworn, says
that the foregoing answer is true to his knowledge,
except as TO the matters therein stated ,nforma-
ton and belief, and as to those matters he believes II
to be true. J. II. RAMSEY.
Sworn and subscribed before me, December 23,
lS69.-J. SHEPARD SMITH Commissioner OF Deeds.
SUPREME CoURT.-The Erie Ratl,cdv Company
Us. Joseph II. Rd0tsep-CttN ana County OF Az
bang, ss:--Joseph II. Ramsey, being duly sworn,
says that he s the defendant herelnt Deponent fur
ther says 0at he never received notice of nonpay-
ment OF the promissory note on which this action
brought and that he received notice Of protest
thereof.
Sworn and subscribed before me- December %,
1s99.-J. SHEPARD SMITH, Commissioner OF Deeds.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
Personalities.

Napoleon III. hates poetry.
There are only 100 Japanese In California.
Seven gentlemen want TO be Mayor OF Americus,
Ga.
The Sultan still keeps the conventional astrologer
and dwarf.
French soothsayer tells fortunes by the feet In
stead OF the palm.
Ex-President Fillmore has ordered Scotch gran.
ite family monument.
The Auburn IN. " prison contains convict who
has just had a legacy OF s32, 600.
General Hiram walbridge, OF New York, intends
making Richmond his future nome
II Is understood by the quidnnncs that Senator
Fowler Ia hard at work on speech with which he
hopes to annihilate his colleague, Mr.. Brownlow.
Boston husband, for spite cut on the beautiful
blonde hair Of his wife sne slept and can't see her
now without ringing ms mother-in-law's door bell.
Mr.. Street, or Salem, Mass, Is sowing Salem
broadcast out West. He named the towns OF Salem
In ohio, Indiana aud Iowa. and Is now at IT in the
Territories.
They call the State Entomologist in Illinois Bug
master GeDeral0 lie has collected more than thirty
thousand bugs and It is feared as well Is surmised
that he intends to open hotel In Chicago.
Napoleon is giving little dinners At the Tueries,
in Paris to which he invites all the members OF the
CORDS Lcgl slauf, opposition or government. Lie
doesn't feel hurt al the many invitations refused
A San Francisco woman engaged a servant girl to
DO the work OF family OF five persons. There
proved 70 pe an average o. nine incluang visitors
extra.
The Lord Mayor and Sheriff OF London recently
expended ei4oooo Of their private funds TO hasten
the completion OF the Holborn Viaduct II would
be sight TO see American officials loosening their
purse strings 70 aid public works
Mrs Nancy W. Nixon, q venerable lady OF ninety
two years. died In Boston on Saturday. She received
pension for her husbands services as hfer when
mere lad, In the Revolutionary army. His father,
brave ofnceT, was wounded al Bunker un.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

Promisent Arrivals in New York Git

Prominent Arrivals in New York CITY.
Congressman &. w. Hotchkiss and Hiram WAL
BRIDGE Of New York, and j. Ii. Livingston, OF Aspin
wall, are at the Astor House.
E. Ii. Rollins, OF New Hampshire: Potter Palmer
Of Chicago; J. Plummer, OF Pittsourg; A. A. Ran
ney and o. Wakefield, OF Massachusetts, are at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Judge Parkhurst, OF saDdusky; General J. h
Stewart Of Richmond, and sehor Lodenfu OF Cuba,
are at the ST. Charles Hotel.
House.
Lieutenant J. P. Walker, Of the United States
Army; J. n. Huzard, OF Rhode Island, and s. S.
Kennedy, OF London England, arc at the Brevoort
House.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
THE CoU R T S.
A Staten Island Quarrel-Enclosing Por'
tion of a Highway Forbidden-The
Ramsey.Erie LtigatiOn-That Pro.
tested Note Bnsiness-The Note
Already Answered.
SUPREME couHT-RIC HM1ND COUNTY.

Proposed Enclosure Of a Portion OF Highs
way-Decision Of Judge Gilbert.
Michael NJ Wiener ct al Us. The Vtlldge or Mem
Brighton et dl.-Judge Gilbert has just rendered q
decision in this important and somewhat novel case,
denying the application for an injunction, which was
made by the plantifrs. The action was brought to
prevent the defendants from interfering with tho
paintsln enclosing about half OF Arietta street,
which leads from Tompklnsville landing TO the Rich.
m0nd turnpike
1t was claimed by II. W. Johnson, counsel for the
plaintiffs that their deed from the State Of the Quar-
anime grounds gave them the right to the whole Of
this street. the boundaries including IT, but thas
they had decided to enclose tribe less than one
wae @ "a ave or SIX * long
also claimed that the defendants being part OF Jhe
people, were estoppcd from questioning the pain'
Il was shown by A. Prentice, on the part Of the
village, that this road was opened the width It now
Is more than fifty years since, and has been used
and worked as highway ever since. That II was
laid out for turnpike road 1874 feet wide. BY the
from the southerly side OF what was then the Quar-
antine grounds The State having acquired It's title
n iSa ae M IN nss sna ~
also appeared that the State, in numerous
as street, once as early as 1917. ln 1850 The Iega-
lature directed the Quarantine grounds to be sur.
veyed and map TO be made and flied in the ONCE
OF the Secretary Of State for the purpose OF sale.
This was done, and bounded the grounds on tho
south b. Aretta street. The Legislature subse4
quentiy passed an act confirming ttat map and di-
rectlng certain commissioners 0Se the Quarantine
lands. 1t was DONE and under this deed the plain
rs seek TO shut up portion of TINS street, which
Is the leading thor0ughfare the north end OF the
Island, the ground claimed beng worth some $40 600
TO $4,000 The paintlfIs, some months since, COM
menced to set line OF posts III the street TO enclose
the strip claimed 1ne trustees OF the village
ordered their marshal to take them up and to pro-
hiblt others belng'paced there The platntifs then
brought this action and asked for Injunction TO
prevent the trustees from interfering with them,
which motion judge CiIbert has Just denied.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

From the st. Joseph (Mo.) Herald. Dec. lq.l
The Circuit Court OF Nodoway county has been Ia
presiding Most Of the time was occupied In the
trial OF solomon McAlpine for the murder OF John
Calic0tt, developing most singular case OF cir.
cnmstantial evidence. In August, 1866. these two
Joseph to buy apples expecting TO load their wagon
here and return to Iowa to sell their fruit. Not
long after-somc few days, we believe-McAlpine
returned to Hollyvale, told some plausible story
ana gone on to 81 Joseph, and for some time no
further notice was taken OF the matter. The con-
tinued absence OF Callicott and the fact that
nothing was heard from him, finally induced the
arrest OF McAplne, but on his examination nothing
was ELECTED eliminating MIN and he was dis.
charged. long search for Calicott proved un-
8valllng, and for eighteen months profound mys-
terry enveoped the case.
In March, 1S6s party OF railroad engineers sur
veyInR the route OF the Missouri Valley Railroad
some six miles northeast OF Maryyie, found the
skeleton OF man. An investigation aroused the
suspicion That II was the remains OF Calcott. The
authorities In Iowa were written to- and witnesses
were brought down. The mother OF Callicott rccog
nized bony protuberance on the chin Of the skele~
he started on his fatal trip and his mother preserved
the tooth. II fitted the jaw OF the skeleton, and
dentist testified IL had been drawn from the or1ce
PIECES OF blue coat and several peculiar buttons
nzed as resembling parts OF Calcotrs dress when
he LETT home. There were three bullet holes In tho
SKULL
The identification was 30 complete that McAlpne
was rearrested and, alter several continuances the
case came to trial last Monday. The Judge in
strncted the jury that any facts or want OF proof
mitigating tho crime from murder In the nrst degree
need not restruin their rendering verdict In the
second degree, or manslaughter Tho Jury, after
due deliberaion, brought IN verdict Of murder In
the second degree We learn that neither the pris.-
mis- friends or attorneys manifest any dis
satisfaction with the verdict, and the case viii not
be appealed
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

NEGRO SCHOOLS AT THE Sourn.--The whole num-
ber Of negro schools Of every description in the
South is S454 with s6o3 teachers and 25e 1853 scho
OF these 33iA schools are regularly reported.
with ,2Ss scholars OF which 1922 227 were slaves
The negroes sustain wholly, or in part, 1881; own
7b9 buildings themselves, ana are furnished 772
buildings by the bureau In the last year Virginia
has gained 80 schools; North Carolina So schools,
with 3,20D pupils; Georgia l05 schools with ASH
pupils; mississippi 81 schools with 2,p73 pupils, ana
Tennessee 86 schools, with 343 pupils. The other
southern States show Increase, but not 80 much.
Alabama is behind alb
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
The following Is a summary OF auction sales oI
real estate during the past week

The following Is a summary OF auction sales OF
real estate during the past week.
NEW YORK EAsEHoLD PROPERTY.
Wednesday Dec. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $4,000
SUBURBAN IMPROVED PROPERTY
Madison, N. j., Thursday, Dec. 30. $3.50
SUBURBAN UNIkPROvED PROPERTY.
East New York, Tuesday, Dec. a.. $500
Madison, n. j., Thursday, Dec 23.. 1880 g. $50
Total. ............"........... $l71, 800
The following exhibits the totals Of the different
kinds OF property sold at auction during the pre-.
ceding week.
New York improved property. 1e71 15o
New YORK unimproved property .......... 1856
Suburban unmproved property. 20,21b
or the above amount last mentioned 81, 1,0o5, 900
was realized from the sale OF the New York Hotel,
an exceptional transaction In the market.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

=
The following were the latest street prices for
government bonds:-United States currency skies,
1881 1oe1s; do sxes 1881, registered, 1l5 116;
ties, registered, May and November, lllh ll2; do.
nve-twenties, 1892 coupon, May and November,
1lsk 1l3h; do. nve-twenties, 1854, coupon, May
and November, 112 1l2is: do. nve-twenties, 1895,
coupon, Nay and November, Il2x 1l2S; do. fye.
twenfies registered, January and July, III NIX;
do nye-twenties, 1885, coupon, January and July,
l14,s 1l4js; do. nve-twenries, 1867, coupon,
January and July, ll4'l a ll5: do. ave-twenties,
1868, coupon, January and July, 1l5 49,: do ten.
fores, registered, 1854 1os; do. tenforties, cou-
pon 100 q 109I.
The early adjournment OF the stock Exchange on
Friday prevented the completion OF an Official list Of
quotations. The following were however, the latest
prices In the Long Room ana on the street. where
business was desult0rly continued until the after.
noon:-Canton, IS q 40; Cumberland, 25S 2e; West.
ern Union, 32s 82A; Quickslver, 15 q l5n;
Mariposa, "a So; do. preferred, 15x 10; Pacific
Mail, asa ASK; Boston Water Power, IA I4,.;
Adams Express, CO., a 61k; wells-Fargo Express
1e3; American Express, Ss bid; United States FIX
press so bid; New York Central, consolidated S6a.
a s74; do. scrip, SIX 81; Erie, 22h 23; 90.
preferred, 38a bid; Reading, epT 100; Michigan
Central, 116 120; Lake Shore s5x a s5H; Illinois
Central, 131A BID: Cleveland and Pittspurg SO bid
Chicago ana Northwestern, es14 o esls; do. pre-
ferred, 50 q S2Z; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincn.
natl, 741i; Rock Island, 104H q 1O41s Milwaukee
and 81. Paul. 70 73I; do preferred s5l, SO; To-
ledo and Wabash. SAX bid; Fort Wayne, 80 bid;
Ohio and Mississippi, "A 24s; New Jersey Central
90L o 90Ss.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

The WEALTH OF CALTFoRsIA-From hQurea fur
nished by the State Comptroller It seems that the
assessment OF real and personal property in all the
counties oI california, for the current year, aggre
gate $26s oso 1896, net gain the previous year
Of e2l, 100 $50. In the thirtytwo agricultural ana
commercial counties there was gain OF $40, 1880
IN twenty.seven, and a loss OF S1,273ss6 in ive
leaving net gain OF $4,000 123. or the eighteen
mining counties only two show gain, amounting
70 5000 2e8; while sixteen show loss OF g. ga $780,
leaving net loss OF fs,96s,243; reducing the net
gain for the whole State ~ above.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

exception 70 this But IN every one OF the English
psDers note how entirely tho question OF hehlihg
has Dropped AMI how wonderfully ready they All
are 70 90 any thing fef the sake OF peace.
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

The banks 1t win be seen, hold $40 o9O, GA in ex.
cess Of the reserve required by law.
The range OF the gold market during the week is
shown in the following table Of the highest and low
The New York herald., 1869-12-27

The "Rush" Of visitors--Opponents Of Papal
InfalIibiihy-The German PreIutes-The
French Ambassador Holding a Key.
ROME, Dec l0-P M.
Crowds OF travellers OF ali ranks nave been rushing
into Rome The Empress OF Austria arrived By q
special train.
Two Of the most vigorous opponents OF the Pope's
The New York herald., 1869-12-27
A REMARKABLE CASE Of cmcuMsrANr EVIDENCE.

II exceptional transaction In the market.
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nugtbnung eeeebeu.
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