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rowing Ill Saturday I-s49l 81 PSI cent; for car
ryiDg 4Ss per cent. This srisip advance in the
loan market was que cn'ehy 10 the great stTin-
genoy ia money, aud the tacJ that tue Assist
AIT TTels urer paid out 81 ,QCO,OC0 N gold, for the
purpose of exchange Tor u. piOmaliC services
abroad. Clearanc- to-day, which reflect o.
Yesterdays business, iUl,0O0,OOJ TenuessSe
bonds weaker; Otd t59ObA new 6i9OII.
New Orleans karksL
NEW ObLSANs, Marca 2.-Coton Irregular,
an closed UNCHANGED. middings zsAc.
sales 400 bales. Receipts eIg. Exports 57ii.
Gold 3i4 Sterling a. COnuneTciai 4O1g4iA.
New Ivik signt 80 premium. Flour active
IS G2z. Com 75@Sle. Oats IL Iner at G5e. Bran
u 10. Hay, p!ine, 81. SOrr Guil; bO.osrE are
asking SO Bacon l49l7Hei7Lc. Lard dull;
tterce i6AGh12c kfg 11aSzI1sc. sugar nrLnsr
common lI4c prime l4Eac. MOiaSses hrm
primo, 75c Whisky depressed Western rocti-
ned sj9sie. coffee dull, fair, l454 Si54e; prime
Cincinnati MARKET.
March - -flOuU and grain IN
BULK meats l2H9l45c. Lard l6Hc. sugar
l4gl6c. Moissses oO9ooc. Cotton nm. sales
400 bales 3i1dling5 at Z71Se; Low AiddlInga
2ohc. Coffee steady at Z)gz5e. Butter 4945c'
No CHESS IN the market. hggs 24g25o. Co
yer seed SIS 509l5 70. Timothy SZg2 10.
louisville MarkeL.
hhds. al 81 5Ogi7 Is. Pork So. Lara IsAa
1915. Bacon l4c, IL gI3%c. Bulk meats l3e, loo
l61@c. FlourS3 5lS6. Corn 6,9t4,. oats ODE
65c. sugar I49itc. MOlassss oU9o5c. WHISKY
&c. Cotton .6Ac Wheat 81 459I %.
50. LOuts market.
81. LoUIs, March 5-FIOur, nothing doing
Wheat dull. Corn 68g69c. Rye 81 25@l n
barley 81 90g2. Oats st G59c. WHISKY 91c. sugaI
| Hattie. Moiasze s 75990c. Pork So. Bulk cleal
sides Ice. Bacon Ia, l7Gl7Ac' Lard ISSiSZc
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March 2l.-Nhett 81 l0Gl l0T. Corn
| 54kG541se. oats So. Rye 81 zI@l 2IL. High
! wines SgL6s0c. Pork S3I. Lard l6s. Ham
| l5Zal6Ac. Bulk shoulders llIe. Cumberland
middIugs l5%c. Sugar l4SIoc. MOlsssss SIG
l W.
Foreign Markets.
IoNDoN, March 3.-Consols g3h995A. U. 8
SS5S.
FRANKFORT, March 2.-United States Bonds
g755
LIVERPOOL, Marsh 25.-Cotton firm and IN
changed. Biddliug Uplands l2A9l24d; Or
leans l.5sd. Sales 10 90 bales.
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BGnETWpts !

In the District Court Of the United states, for
the district OF West Tannessee-In
Bankruptcy.
At Chambers, in the City of Memphis, in said
District, on the 22d day Of March, AID. 1863.
THERE are on my Docket over one hundred
cases in Bankruptcy, in q condition 10 be
finally disposed or.
Notice is hereby eiven to such petitioners
and their attorneys, 10 obtain their Discharges
before Nay LIST, and avoid the delay, annoy
anca and expense of having the cases returned
to the Office of ths District Clerk.
There are also over one hundred cases Sus-
napded in the Clerks Office for failure TO de-
post the 800 heretofore necessary. Parties In
ferested are notified of a modification OF Ihe
practice, so as to require. in advance, $40 in
stead of SlO0. Those, therefore, who have paid
$50. can have their cases referred Immediately
on payment OF S2l.
Partierlar attention is directed TO the pro-
vision In the Bankrupt Act, which requires
thai - there shall De no unreasonable delay on
the part OF the Bankrupt in e~ndeavoring to OBJ
tain hlsdischarge."
mh23 Register in
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS..

NEW YORK, March b. Cotton Is firm /:
sales OF 400 bales Uplands at 2sZ@29c. Flour
So 5Da8 10. Whisky Csc Wheat, spring, 81 40
al 45 Corn, Western S5%@SS14c. Carolina rice
hrIn at S4g8hc. Coffee quiet and nrm. Cuba
sugar 12kc. Molasses dull.
DIV Goode-Hamiiton delaines I2c. American
pr mis- nc. Massachusetts, BIB brown cotton Izls
ql9c.
ciaI paper OGlOt3c. Sterling nominal at 6H9
SIC. Gold quiet and steady opened az 3i7s,
feI oSl, and closed at 3IH. Rates paid for boT-
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 25,-Baron Sehloz-
er, Minister from the North German
Union to the United States, srriEed here
by the Westphslis, yesterday.
A Washington special to the CONNER
oiol gives the rumor Of the death OF Elk.
President johnson, at Grsenville, Tenn.
which is supposed to arise from the fact
that he is quite i'll.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25. Last
evening the body of James w. Smith,
~janitor Of Girsrd Hall, WAS found in the
building with his hands and feet tied
aud a pistol bullet in his head, which
caused his death. His watch and 8
small amount Of money was found on
the floor.
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CANADA.

HALIFAX, March 25.-The Govern
ment OF Prince Edwards Island has
been notified by Imperial authority that
it is not competent for that Island to
enter into negotiations with the United
States with a view Of reciprocity without
the cooperation of the British provinces.
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nEMpEElS APPEAL
FRIDAY moRSINs, MARCH as, 1853
THANKS.

Senator BR0wNBOw has our thanks
Tor a copv Of a list Of the committees Of
the Senate, 3 list Of the Senators Of the
Forty-Grs. Congress, and other papers.
We are indebted to Senator FOWLER
for 3 CODY Ct his abs speech npor the
clsius of loyal citizens of the Southern
States.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, March 25..The Steamship
Companies decline modifying their terms
OF contract for postal service between the
United States aud England.
madrid, March 25.-By the proposed
Consultation Senators are to serve twelve
years, not thirteen.
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NASHVILLE and MEMPHIS.
THE
Memphis and Louisville snd Nash
Vile and Northwestern
Railroad.

CgORT ROUTE VIA MCKENZIE. THE
- OILY line running sleeping Coaches be-
tween Memphis and Nashville. TIE very best
and most pleasant route from Memphis anu
an points West aud Southwest TO Nashville
and Middle tennessee.
Leave sen1phis toit5 time), 445 a 70. 3:l5 pm
arrive at m. DIT GU am
BY another route ptssengers are compelled
to change Cars. Persons asking Memrhis aud
Louisville &c. ductors for checks good, va Nc
KeHzie, can visit Nashville on ali tickets to
Louisville and points North and East without
additional charge. ASK 1oI ficzebs Via Nash
vii @ and Northwestern RsilfOad.
Ticket Office, &7% Main street, corner Jefsr-
s0r, and at Memphis and Louisville Depot,
head OF Main street.
J. w THOMAS, Sup't.
a. L. Lands, General Agent.
W. L, DANLkY, q. i. e. MINIS
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F

BUFFALO, N. Y, March 25.-P2rshsll
& SehoDzlin, private bankers, failed last
evening. Their liabilities are $40, 900
assets $4,000. /. G. Dumplsman is their
assignee,
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MAIN STREET STORES
At Auction.
ON THURSDAY, APRIL lst.

We viii sell, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, that valuable and commodious STORE
HOUSE, No. $40, IN h PRoVINE BLOCK
at the northeast corner of Main and GayosO
streets, ana No. sos, being the next adjoining
Store. These houses are built upon lots front
ing about q feet ON Main street, by a depth Of
about "a feet-are four stores, the ground floors
being designed for stores and the upper stories
for Offices, sleeping-rooms or for families-dry
and fine cellars to both houses.
The buildings are under rent until LIST Octo-
Der to good tenants, and must always com
mand full prices.
TERMS OF SALE-One-hslf Cash, balance
in twelve months, with interest.
Register, Irrelevant s. Co.,
mhI7 dew AUCTIONEERS.
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Come to a shoe Store for Shoes.

VEYE ara now receiving supplies Tally OF
wv Boots, shoes and CATERS. comprising q
full and complete line, from the substantial
through all grades and qualities, up TO Ngnat our
]. 8, LEVEFT q CO,
feb27 Cor. Union q Main streets.
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ALABAMA.

MOBILE, March 25.-The races adver-
tised for to-day, have been postponed
until Saturday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

MASONIC NOTICE--The a
M officers ana members OF k1Iw1n- "a
ming Lodge No al, F. and A. M, are
hereby n5tihsd to attend n regular NV
communication, this Friday evening" !
Merch 23.h, at 7 O'Clock.
BY or-er John AINSLIE, W, NJ.
REN K puIIEN- Se.relury. mh28
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AUCTION.
PUBhIO "a
- Or
BEAUTIFUL RESIDE NCE
OK COUNT STREET.
BY Honsarrat, Lanier & Co.

ON NEXT THURSDAY, APRIL lsT, AT Il
" o'clock Am, we SHAH sell, At public auc-
tiOD, in front OF our salesToom, No. 27B Second
street, a beautiful LOT AND RESIDENCE,
situated at the southwest intersection OF Court
and MsDsssa streets The lot fronts about 50
feet on Court by a depth of 1881 feet on Me-
nassa street. The improvements consist Of an
elegant two-story Framed Residence, contain
ing s or 10 rooms kitchen, SCI wants room,
pantrieS, cisterns, etc, all new and under good
feuce, enclosing an excellent gardea spot on
the west side of the iO5. Persons DESTROYS of
purchasing are especially invited to examine
the premises before the day of sale-the same
will be shown at any time upon application at
our office or upon The premises.
TERM5-One-foufth cash, balance in ore,
two and three years, With interest.
We SHALL also, at the same time and place,
proceed to sell several other valuable pieces of
Real Estate in Memphis, which the owners are
anxious ID dispose of at low figures. Sales to
promptly at IL o'clock am, in front
of our salesrOom.
MoNsARRAT, hANIER & CO.,
mh2j Real Estate Brokers.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, January + Ibby.J
I. G.. W. Blackburn, Comptroller OF the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the Inter-
national insurance Company, located at the
city OF New York, in tue State OF New York,
has produced to me satisfactory evidence
fhat said company have complied with Eli the
requirements Of the laws of the State of fen.
ne1see imposed Oh insurance companies, and
AGENTS. OF said Company, have also complied
with ther requirements of the laws of the State,
made and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said international insurance
Company mas authority to lake risks and
transact the business of insurance in this
state, al Memphis, Tenn.
G. W. BLACKBURN,
COMPTROLLER Of Tennessee.
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Notice

MY wife, Sarah Moore, has left my bed and
MI hoard. and I Hereby warn all persons
f-on rredisine her, as 1 viii not be responsible
ioa h A. 6. MOORE,
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Monday, March %, 1860,

To the highest bidder, for cash. at the Chamber
of Commerce, in Odd-FullOWs' Hall, Memphis
Tenn, between legal hours, commencing at Il
o'clock, ali the right, tit e and interest, legal
and equitable, which teiOngei 10 said Bank
rupt, j. e A. he, at the date Of fling nis pet1-
ton 10 Bankruptcy, in and to the real esfa {
and personal property h~eteinatteE described,
to-Wit: Ali the bills of exchange, bonds
promissoIy notes, securities, debts, demsnds
claims, equities, accounts, books of account,
CLOSES in action, and all and singular the per
sonGl effects and assets Of said Of
every Rind and description.
Also, the following Real Es'
tate, to-wib A tract OF land in CoahOma
county, Miss containing one hundred aud
siXty-One 10 100 acres, as follows southwest
quarter OF southeast qus rter and southeast
quarter of southwest quarter Section 20, Town.
ship %, Range 8 west east half OF northwest
quarter, northeast quarter OF southwest quer'
ter, southwest qlGrter Of southeas. quarter
Section 70, Township q. Kane west.
q. W. TRUEHEART,
mb2 8 Is Assignee of J. 3. Ashe.
The above sale is postponed IN til
Tuesday, the 3oth March, 1869,
Alp o'clock m. q. ". TRUEHEART,
mH26s Assignee Of J. B., Ashe.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

In the matter of j. B ASHE, in Bankruptcy,
at Memphis, Tenn.
d. virtue of a general order OF vale by the
D District Court OF the United states for the
District of West Tennessee in bankruptcy, on
the 18th day OF December, lo6S, l shall proceed
TO sell, on
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NTERNATION'L
Co.,
OF TIE CITY OFNEW YORK,
ON THE
3sst Day of December, 1865.

EHE name of the Company is ~"INTFRNA-
III a INSURANCE COMPANY" II is
located IN the city Of New York
The amount of its Capital Stock ISIS $4,000
The amsunt OF its Capital stock paid
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Last Night but One and only Benefit Of the
Great Artistic, Mrs. Z. W. LANDER, assisted
by the accomplished Actors, Mr.. J. II. TAY-
LOR and Mr.. BECKS.
rfday Evening, Mareh 26.-WiII be pre-
sentsd Shakespeare 's great play, IN 8 acts en-
uLled HENRY NuI-Queen Katherine, Mrs.
f. w. Lander.
To-mOrrow-Grand Mrs. Lander Matluee. at I
O'Clock p.m-Aary Stuart. Admission Sc.
SCALE or PRICEs.-Dress Circle and PaTquette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 81; Family Circle, Sd
cents Colored Boxes, 50 cents; Colored Gal
lery, IS cents.
Doors open AT quarter TO J o'clock; curtain will
rise ut 8 precisely. BoJ-book open from II
O'Clock am. to 5 pm.
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GEORGE w. SAVAGE, President, and WILL
LIAM ]. HUGHES, Secretary, of The Intefna-
tiOnaI Insurance Company. Of the City of New
York, being duly sworn, depose ana say, that
the foregoing is a full, true and cIrrect state
ment of tue affairs OF said Company that the
said Insurance Company is the bona hde
owner OF at least one Hundred Thousand Dol
lars OF actusl Cash Cafitai, invested in State
ana United states stocks and Bonds, or in
Bonds or Mortg ages of ISSal Estate, unInoum-
bered and worth double tde amount for which
me same S mortgaged and that they are the
ahove named officers of said Insurance Com
pany. GEOh6E W.SANA GG, FIest;
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18Th
day OF January, 1873. AS Witness, my hand
and official seal.
THOMAS l.. THORNELL,
Isl Notary Public.
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Statement OF the Condition
or THE
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The greatest amount insured in any one risk,
The greatest amount allowed By ths rules OF
the Company to be insured in any one CITY,
town or village,
The greatest amount allowed TO be insured IN
any one block,
mo arbitrary rule on these points. This
Company is governed by a prudent regard tor
the construction, occupancy and exposure of
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By Telegraph
ARKANSAS.

The question of Adjournment
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Rumored Revolutionary Plot
Discovered In the Legislature.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.

[ O--es0oaaease. on Pt06c EUe1tts, solicited from
sBerV part Of the UY1ited States.
zLrSL e, KEA TING & CO..
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
empezzlemeut Of tne New York Nexa Company.

OF embezzlement OF the New York NewA Company.
Judge Dowiing told the complainant, Mr.. Banckner,
that both he and Judge Kelley had been Informed
that the defendant mad had the misfortune TO fall
into the hands and become the victim or fast frail
woman, and that 1t was the weak ambition OF desire
TO support her extravagancies that had probably led
to this crime. Probably the lesson ne had mad would
be influential enough TO deter him from the commis
sion OF ike offence and be sufnclent warning Tor
him to break up this liason.
The complainant said that he was but the repre-
sentative OF the company and could not exercise
any discretion III the matter. Probably II tbe de-
fendant would undertake to repay the company the
losses they had sustained by his robbery they would
be satisfied.
y Judge Bowling told the prisoner that he would
defer sentence until next Saturday. In the mean.
time probably his friends would see the proprety OF
rounding or making arrangements TO refund the
company the amount OF their losses
MISCELLANEOUS CASES.
John Kelly, waiter at the Fifth Avenue Hotei,
was charged with stealing from brother waiter,
named Fredric Haas, an overcoat. Judge Downing
said this was robbery OF very aggravated charac-
ter, and was even worse than robbng the people IN
the house. He was very dangerous character and
he must go to the Penitentiary for three months.
James Williams, charged with stealing watch about
hafpast ten O'Clock on the morning OF Tuesday ast
from the person OF David H. Watenmeyer. while
passing down Chatham street, was sent TO the Pen-
tentlary for six months. Two boys for "ti tap
ping" In different parts OF the city were sent to the
House OF Refuge.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
NEW YORK CITY.
TIE C0lRTs.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
In Observation-Disclosures of Claim.
Rafnra Iudua n1a f,hfnrd

In Observation-Disclosures of Claim.
Before Judge Batchford.
n the Matter Of Latirop, Cddy Butfs. Bant-
7pts.-In this case were two proofs OF claims made In
the name OF the American Manufacturing Company
Another creditor. G. D. Prescott, petitioned under
section twenty-five OF the Bankrupt act, to have
these claims stricken out founded in fraud, tiie
gality and mistake. TWO thousand folios Of eyl-
dence were taken and elaborate arguments OF coun-
sci made, both orally and In writing. The case was
important from the tact that large class OF claims
OF tho same character as these two, and the only
one Paol Lathrop under agreements with
the nominal creditors to guarantee them
against expenses and to prosecute the same for
three quarters OF what he could make out OF the
claims. The American Manufacturing Company,
after adjudication OF bankruptcy, parted with their
claim Tor nfty per cent as they say on cOmpro-
mise induced by false representations.
Judge Blatchford In the course of o heightened
decision Observed: 81 see no evidence that the COM
promise was made by means Of any false repre-
sentations made by the bankrupts or by any one OF
them. Il Is evident the American Manufacturing
Company compromised the claim because they re-
garded 1t as more advantageous to them to take In
this case half OF the claim than to hold the claim
longer. II the contract Of compromise We're void
for fraud the American Manufacturing Company
could not have 1t set aside without paving back the
fifty per cent they received. The two proofs Of debt
IN the name of the American Manufacturing Com.
pany must be disallOwed ana rejected" Messrs.
Vernam and wilcox for American Manufacturing
Company; Messrs. StoughtOn and Hawkins for e..
u. Prescott.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
TIE WoMEN,S PARLIAMENT.
A woman,s World to BE Established.

Womun's World to BE Established.
The womens Parliament, or, more properly speak
ing, Council since the Parliament proper has
been advertised as not TO assemble until the wednes-
day afternoon final OF this month, prorogued as
usual on yesterday afternoon, at about halfpast two
O'Clock, with Mrs. Croy pro tenn president (for Mrs.
Pierce president and Mrs. Dr.. Dinsmore vice presi-
dent were enactng the role OF her Majesty in the
CHAIR About forty-nve or fifty members were
present.
The customary discussion as to the comparative
wages of men and women In the same employments
took place, with the evolution OF the usual ideas and
arguments on the subject. Instances were quoted
in which women were Afforded mere pittance for
doing work, and doing 1t competently where men
Mrs. Blake aud Madame Demorest took part in the
discussion, in the course OF which considerable in
formation was elected.
In the absenceIo any regular paper Mrs. Croy sub
society," to be entitled The Womefps World whlcn
occasoned considerable discussion IL was argued
that the movement could not expect to ne dealt
Justly with by the leading organs OF thought Ia tn9
city; that 1t was movement whicn Woheh
only was competent TO explain and pre-
sent ana that great advantages woulu neees-
sarily accrue to the Parliament IN tne owner
ships Of paper devoted to the expression
OF its opinion MRS. Croly explained tnat ine pul-
pose OF the paper would be TO ahoru Weuiulh ~.
tne proposition or general socia M Leivtb ,h bnn csee
as for business and the trades me WoHteisS uoltn
would not be devoted TO the eluclaation o sinRLo
idea, but to the Investigation Oh paosaes me,u,
looking 10 the elevation or woman through culture
within her sphere as wei as to tue extension OF that
sphere Ia all feasible directions The subject was
pretty thoroughly discussed Dut no conclusion was
arrived at and 1t VIII form the subject or further
Mrs. Dr. uALLEcx made some remarks to the gene
The New York herald., 1869-11-21

raj effect that women ought not to contract the
habit OF deprecating the value OF their own
They should maintain men did just self respect,
and should not submit themselves TO work &C otner
than Just rates. sustaining themselves In their best
Efforts
general discussion and talk ensued looking to
the announcement OF the theory OF training women
as men are trained by regular apprenticeship and
various means were proposed by which general
adoption OF the idea might be secured.
Tne theory was advanced that women, devoted TO
thelr home duties, ought to have joint proprietor
snip with men in property accumulated. In other
words, that the property ought to be owned ana
controlled IN common, the woman being legally
recognized In the partnership.
owing to the absence of the President from the
city the date Of the projected meeting Of organiza-
llon-ylz., the Parliament above alluded to--waS
deferred one week, and about hafpast four O'Clock
the meeting was adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-11-21
COURT Of SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Judges Downing and Kelly.


WOMAN AND HER BRUTAL MASTER
An intelligent, gentlemanly mdule aged French
man, named Henry Borgeman, was charged by his
wife, an Englishwoman, with an assault upon her
under circumstances that were very aggravated.
She stated that few days ago her husband, herself
and family removed from Fourteenth street TO
Broadway, and while they were removing the furni-
ture to the new mouse she was 30 violently as
saulted by her husband that she would be unable to
nurse her baby for some time to come. In reply to
the Judge she unwillingy said that 1t was not the
hrst time ne had assaulted her. When he was free
from drink he was pretty well In his conduct, but
when he got with his countrymen his outrages were
more violent than she could possibly endure
again. for he forciDy exposed her person
for the amusement or the Frenchmen.
A witness was called to corroborate the evidence
as 10 the assault His answer was that he did push
his wife down, but that he not guilty OF violent
assault.
Judge Downing, after conversation with the COM
plalnant remanded the prisoner until Tuesday, In
order that an opportunity might be given for some
arrangement TO be made by him as to guaranteeing
the proprety OF bis future conduct.
THE NEW YORK NEWS COMPANY EMBEzzLEMENr
wallace Van Vechten, who was remanded on the
lest court day, came up for sentence on the charge