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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

Horse Shoe Nails, Wholesale and retail
|et Nicholson Il Blnckmons. Z3'i.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

Ia his lecture in MnwyS 'Eeorg.
kennan, member OF " ne ~ % her.can
Telegraph Ezpeditl4o. {. 2 a.. ,,,... ~. pie
tSre-f q New
- Nt ut # II
! dress
'pcd as
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

slippers for the Holidays at a.
SH,th's. Dec Il ti'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

Reduced Prices a. hammers j Alden's.
[nov. 22u1
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

Slipper Patterns for presents at A. S,
Smiths. Dec. 2l tt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

Slippers for the Holidays at A. s
Smiths. Dec. q TT
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

The New Gas Pump Tor sale at Nicholson
& Biachmons. IT,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

A ls,Ge stock Of ladies aud gents gold
Watches just received at II. l.. Muses. NO
10 Spring st. Titusville. Dec. % limo.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

A splendid assortment of Diamond goods
in st received at II. l.. Muses. No ~ spring /,
st. Ti.usville. DC. - Inv.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

The New Gas Pump for sale ut Nicholson
& Blackmou's. If.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

sTS. PRTlR AND PAUL'S (Catholis)
CHURCH
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

Rev. C. N. ArARD, Pastor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

Orders taken for suiIs and its guaranteed,
ct hammers & Allen's.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

The largest ami best assortment of Table
fnllery, ever brought into the country a,
Nicholson & Blackmons Il.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

Fine assortment Of latest style ofladrs
shoes at A. S. Smiths. De. 81 If.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

SHERIFFS SAFE Is cholson &
Bls"kmon having bought him ont at this
place and Kane City. If.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-12-28

Undcrclo;hing in large quantities at Lam
mers & Aldrn's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
YUCATAN.

Tremendous foundation In Campeachy-The
City FIooded-Isoats Moving Through the
Slreets-fhe Suburbs Completely De-
strOyed-Great Loss of Life-A Graveyard
Obliterated~ The Inhabitants Suffering from
Hunger.
HAVANA. Nov. Ia, 1869.
Information has reached here that on the 2stn of
October the city OF Campeachy suffered from nor-
ribe mundaton, by which many families were re-
duced to misery La Razon det Pstebo, OF Merida, OF
the IS inst. says the merchants in that city were
subscribing for the benefit Of the sufferers III Lis
OF Merida gives the following particulars OF the dis.
aster, taken from Campeacny paper
The mundati0n from which we are suffering has
been immense After several days OF constant ram,
Tuesday last (the 25th) mortimer was threatened
All the evening II was raining torrents until the
stfee,s were completely full. The rain finally ceased
past nine O'Clock IN the evening, when nearly
all the families had retired, suddenly was
heard the noise OF the fearful torrent which was
preciptated with fury against the town, and a
moment afterwards, when the people rose 10 see
from whence proceeded the tumuit, they found II
Impossible for them to get away for the streets had
again changed to o river, which swept away ans ur-
fortunate person who attempted TO ford or rather
TO Swim them. so rapid was the current that only
time was given to get upon the tables and other
articles OF inrnitnre III the houses. As soon as II
was seen that TIE unfortunate families were no dan
ger IN boats and canoes gave their AID
to those needing IT, Canpeachy, which was another
Venice, saw boating on the waters In It's streets
trying To Iberate from their dangerous Dosltion
their esteemed and thankful neighDors. Notwitn-
standing the efforts made we have lament the oss
OF several persons victims OF the food. Tie
qreater part OF Lhe people OF the suburbs have
lost all they had and are completely ruined.
10 Mult0nchac there Is not a house lett standing
The Lerna road is not passabe for carriages on ae
cpun. o the which the current mas left there
The little graveyard has disappeared, and from the
large one many bodies were dlslodged and were
floating on tue beach. Up to yesterday eleven
bodies OF the drowned bad been found among them
those or the wue ana two children OF Chclo Mnnoz
or this family only child and servant, both half
drov ned could be saved. Al present Ii IN mposeI-
bile TO say how many have been drowned, az tho
suburbs atlll full Of water. From YESTERDAY t,u
to-day the water has not fallen inch nc the bridge
OF GnadaloUpe, and through the bridge OF eartn
there Is an Inward current winch proves that there
is much water behind Yesterday tthe 27tb) the ram
lasted tour hours but not ~ violent the day
fore. To-day the weatheri Is cloudy and ominous.
The bridge OF San Francisco n threatened with de-
atruction and IL impossible 10 carriages. The cur
rent has taken away ono side aad the dead wood OF
the bridge aud the water IL passing over the latter
In w0rd the losses are Incredible, aud behind IT. all
comes munger, winch today Ia maNng its appear.
ance. for there II nothing 10 eat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Condemned Property.
Before Judge BlatchfOrd.

Condemned Property.
Before Judge Blatchford.
The United States us Naety-eignt Barrels Of DtstS0'
ed Sptrtts.-In this case the property was found at
No. Is Cedar street. and was claimed by T. @. Kean.
Evidence having been adduced relative 70 tne seizure
the jury returned verdict for the government
In Bankruptcy.
IN the Natter Of the Petition Of Humphrey n.
Thomson Us. The Alta Vela Guano C0rnpanv-This
case was also tried before jury the pettti0ning
creditors alleging certain acts of bankruptcy against
the defendants. After some testimony had been
brought forward relative TO the transactions wnlcn
had taken place between the parties the jury found
that the debtor had committed certain acts OF panK
ruptcy alleged In the petition.
A Bankrupt Compeiiable to Answer NJ 70
Property Since His Petition.
IN the Halter OF Charles AcB,ydn.-Upon exami-
nation Of the above named bankrupt by the assignee
certain questions were put to him as to the posses
sion Of property since the date Of Ming his petition
IN April, 1868. Among Others he was asked
whether he DID not, since fling his petition,
deposit in bank some thousands OF dollars" His
counsel objected the ground that the inquiry was
irrelevant, as bankrupt was only compelled TO
give up to his creditors such property as ne was
possessed OF at the date OF the adjudication. the
Register certified the case TO the Court After arRu
ment-Mr Sedgwick for the assignee and Edwin
James and X. N. Waite for the bankrup-Judge
Blatchford decided that the questions put to the
bankrupt in his examination were pertinent ana
relevant and must be answered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20

sleeper, generally supposed TO sleep with one eye
and ear open and he heard key turning In the
lock OF door He got up 30 investigate, and his
researches brought HIM face 10 face with Miller who
worth OF wearing apparel. He was brought before
Judge Hogan ut the Tombs and committed 10 answer.
"AT REDDy THE BLAoKsMITH's."-Mary A. Kelly,
one OF the Chatham square frailty, on Thursday
night met with a simple minded German named
Carl Matlcians residing at A Fulton street. whom
she persuaded to accompany her 10 the wen known
saloon OF Reddy the Blacksmith, and there sne
relieved him OF his silver watch OF the Vaiue oil
twelve dollars. However, he was not SO simple as
he looked. He gave the fair deceiver into CUSTODY
and she was brought before Judge Hogan yesterday
and committed TO answer.
ANOTHER VICTIM TO woMAS's WILEs.-Alice
Kirby and Mary Graham, two girls OF the town,
were brought before Justice Hogan yesterday,
charged with stealing from Thomas J. Biddle OF %
washington street. a gold watch and chaM anu
Thursday night, and he was induced 10 go with them
to house In Madison street, and placed the Watcn
and money In the leg OF the drawers which ne wore
he went 70 bed and when he got up he discovered
that his watch, chain and dollars were gone. me
girls were given into custody and they were COM
mitted 70 answer.
BURGLARY IN FIRST AvESUE.-A young man CIV
ing his name as Joseph Riley was yesterday ar
raigned before Justice Mansfield, at Essex Market
Police Court, charged with burglariously entering
the premises OF Solomon Isaac at No. 92 First ave-
nue.. The prisoner had made his way Into the prem
ises by forcing open rear window, but was dscoT-
cred In the house by woman before he had time TO
remove anything. The woman called IN ofncer
Beam, OF the seventeenth precinct who arrested the
but was held TO answer, Justice Mansfield refusing
to take bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
iHE SUPPOSED DEATH FROM CHLoROF0Rn.
Investigation of the Case-A Physician Gem
sured.

Investigation of the Case--A Physician Gem
sured.
A case was under examination before Coroner
Flynn. Yesterday afternoon concerning the death
OF John McGratD, late OF 90 Waits street. who had
been suffering from q complication OF diseases. He
had been attended by several physicians, but the
last ono in attendance was Or. Marvin =. Bnttles
No Al Ct Marks place. He was called In haste, and
tonk hI4 assistant WITH HIM. Mrs. McGratn was de-
spafched for some chioroforn 10 be used In case the
Doctor Thought advisable. IT. Butues examiner
me patient and whiie turning MIN Ia ped he expired
none Of the family being ia the room at the time.
Mary Mc(iratn the daughter OF deceased sixteen
wears OF age testified that onreturnlng from her work
sba met Dr. Buttes and learned froEi him that her
tanner was dead; she asked Il he had taken chioro-
form and she doctor replied that the patient had
died while being moved In bed, and that he had
taken no cnloroform; after death Dr.. Buttes gave u
certificate that McGrath had died from dysentery
and debility.
pr Butties was examined under oath In his own
behalf, and deposed most empbaticaliy that he hal
not gwen deceased particle OF choroform; that he
died while himself and hls assistant were moving
him In bed; that be had occasionally given chloro-
form. but never without FIRST critically examining
hrs patient 10 see II he had sufficient vitality left 10
endure It.
Dr. Thomas @. Finnen made post mortem exa-
minaon on the body OF deceased and found that he
had died OF syncope tnat hs heart liver and other
internal organs were wonderfully diseased and tnak
he was In such condition that he was liable TO die
at any time from the slightest cause.
Inc case was then submitted 70 the Jury, who rem
defed the following verdict:--"rnat John McGrath
came 70 ms death BY syncope, whether from the
administration OF choroform or not, from the testi-
mony the Jury are unable to determine We con-
sder Dr. Buttles deserving OF censure for fastfriua
tpe cartLucate OF desth,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Impersonating a Revenue Ofcer-A Young
Man with ssCards'' and What Became Of

Impersonating a Revenue Omcer-A Young
Man with ssCards' and What Became Of
Him.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United states cs. j. W. Lalor.-The defendant
was arrested and brought before the Commissioner
on charge OF frauduently personattng revenue
onlcer, in having seized certain goods alleged to
have been imported without payment Of duty. 1t
was generally stated that the defendant was known
as q young man anxious to figure in newspapers IN
cards and was consequently pronounced to oe a
bore. Under the circumstances he was held under
$500 bail TO await examination.
The Lottery Gases.
BY consent OF the prosecuting counsel the case Of
the United States vs. number OF lottery Dealers
for carrying on their business without payment OF
special taxes postpOnement was granted, owing
to the illness OF the delenoants attorney.
Alleged Revenue Frauds.
Before Commissioner White.
The United States Us. Anton Hlprel ana Henry
Me,lshausey.-The defendants-the former q lager
beer brewer at Morrisania, and the latter retail
dealer-were charged with defrauding the internal
revenue by not canceing the stamps on their lager
barrels, required by law. The evidence beng
insufficient to sustain the complaint the C0mmis
si0ner ordered their discharge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
The efHMia NoiPlIAL.

Meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society for Poor
and Sick Gernians.
Several members Of the Ladies' Aid Society for tho
Poor and Sick Germans OF this city met al the steu
ben House, No. zss Bowery, yesterday afternoon.
The object OF the meeting was TO consider the
course which they should adopt IN their necessary
application to the State authorities for the procure
nent Of charter lor the osrman Hospital now
being constructed ut the corner OF Seyentyseyenth
street and Fourth avenue. The wors OF tns society,
now numbering over three hundred ladies' is GER
tainly deserving one, a. 10 will tend greatly 20 INC
amelioration OF the condition OF many Impoverished
persona ON the hand and tue proper mmstratlon
TO scores OF destitute sick on the other Inc hoSp
tai IL now far advanced. but one wing more being
that since the f4th or september last eighty-four
patents have been received In its wards for proper
medical treatment Already the amount subscribed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
POLICE INTELLICESCE.

BURGLARY IN WOOSTER sTaEEr.-some time
during Thursday evening or yesterday morning the
store OF J. NJ Doubleday, on the second noor OF "
Wooster street was entered by burglars by means OF
false keys that opened the hall They then worked
into the store by boring With augers and robbed it
thieves
THE WRONG oysTER.-Charles e. RatIere a
smart looking young fellow, went into Wizards
oyster house, $50 Broadway, on Thanksgiving Day,
and Obtained dish OF oysters and other ct eeteras
amounting TO hfty cents, ana went out without pay.
ing for the same. lie was stopped, and IT was then
found he had no money. He was brought before
Judge Hogan and committed to answer.
RUNNING INTO THE LIONS DEs.--Herman Miller,
pedler. wandered on Thanksgiving night, by
means of false key, into the house OF detective
woodbridge ia White street. Woodbridge is . light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
POLICE TRIALS.
How Thieves and Burglars Get the Force
a Police Captain Trial.

How Thieves and Burglars Get on the Force
a Police Captain on Trial.
At the nearing Of complaints against officers yes
terday by Commissioner Bosworih some rich de-
velopments were made as to the modus operdndf by
which thieves and burglars obtain appointments on
the police force.
Captain Steers one OF the oldest and most eficent
captains In the district, placed on trial for neg
lect or duty. The charges were made by Chief Clerk
Seth C. Hawev, and alleged that the captain
failed TO make proper investigation into the chafac-
ter and antecedents OF an Applicant certain
Matthias McCosker-for appointment on the force.
and for reporting that he bore good character. 1t
known well by the police as "Count McCluskey,1a
convicted felon, appointed on the force and as
signed to steers lIwenty.eighth precinct under the
that he reported for duty at the station
house he was recognized as the Count who nad
been confined In the New Jersey state Prison of
Trenton FOR burglary but, 10 Is said, was pardoned
out Captain Steers, to save himself, as the man
was appointed on his report, at once reported TO
Mr.. nawley. The trial yesterday elected the above
facts. IL also appeared that on securing the usual
papers from the clerks Office, instructlng HIM to
make secret and diligent inquiry into the antece-
dents and character of McClosker, Steers, who Is
"fat fair and fftyn entrusted the job to officer
West, VINO has been policeman in the ward for
twenty-eight years, and ordered him to report the
results TO Sergeant Ferris. West made In
quirles OF Thomas Began, liquor dealer, corner
OF Hudson and King streets, aud others,
who had petitoned for McCoskeris appointment, and
on their report stated 10 Ferris that he bore excel
lent character. Ferris was not yet satisfied, and
learning that McCosker had been in the employ OF
the Blocker street Car Company, ordered West to
visit the depot sec superintendent Root or others
and report West reported that he had made in
curry, and McCosker bore good character. Upon
this CAPTAIN Steers reported McCosKer as nt per-
son for appointment and he was placed on the force
November g. On the 9Th bis true character was re-
ported TO the Central once, ana he Immediately sent
in his resignation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
SUPREME CouRI--CHAMRsas.

The Fisher Dtu0rce-Clara Fisher u.s. W. Fisher.
The Court by consent Of the parties referred this
case to W. II. Leonard, to try the issues The first
sitting was held and testimony TAKEN Mr.. Suydam
deposed that IN January, 1868 the defendant intro
duced lady his wife at house in Twenty fourth
street. where he was boarding, and they occupied
the plaintl n was not the lady; he had afterwards
the lady several times At the law ONCE OF Mr.
Fisher defendant told witness he divorced from
his nrst wife, meaning the present plaintiff.
Edwin James, counsel for the plalntlff, put in evil
dence the proceedings taken by the plaintiff TO set
aside the decree OF divorce which the defendant had
induced the plaintiff to commence, and the inquiry
was then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
MARINE CQUsI.

Action for Legal Services and Commission on
the sale of Theatrical Wardrobe.
Before Judge Gross.
John x. murray cs. Leonardo IetifUo.-This was
an action brought to recover the sum OF s4ss, OF
which sfs3 were claimed TO be for legal services and
5000 as commission upon the sale OF theatrical ward
robe to Edwin Booth. She defence was denial OF
the services ana counter claim Tor the sum OF SIIo
$40 OF which was upon q check given by the PLAIN
tin TO the defendant aud which was dishonored, and
$50 for costumes OF Charles II. which the plaintiff
and his ladies wore at French bail. The jury rem
dered verdict for the defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
COMMON PlEAS-TRlAL TeRR-pAaI |.
A Conflict OF Testimony.
Before Judge DAILY and a Jury.

John r. Seymour et al. Us. DeQ y. Peters.-The
plaintiff brought an action against the defendant,
who was At the time proprietor OF the st. Cloud
Hotel, to recover $685. 81 for goods sold and de-
ivered Plaintiff says the goods sold at ninety
days credit and That Mr. Peters referred him TO a.
r. Stewart Go. as TO his responsibility. Defendant
claimed the goods bought with the understand
ing that OF the plaintiffs should take out pay In
board. The testimony on this last point being very
conflicting, Judge DAILY instructed the Jury that II
was purely question OF credibiity between the
htigants The jury found verdict for plaintiffs for
the full amount.
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in the formation OF its cash capital has reached
large sum. Additional sums are required 70 enable
the trustees to be the recipients or such an income
In the future to support the institution. Inc ON
GERS OF the society are as follows-Presldent MIS-
franzlska Klein; First Vice President Mrs. Frede-
ncks; Second Vice President, Mrs. Dornenwedt; RE-
eordiBg Secretary, Miss Adele Erbe; Corresponding
Secretary. Mss Kate Cross Treasurer Mrs. Koener.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
SUPERIOR C0uRI-SPEClAl TERM.
Declsl0ns Rendered.
BY Judge McCunn.

by JUUR6 MCCUHH
Abraham n. Clark Us. Abraham Brunli,ager.--
Notion granted and receiver appointed.
BY Judge Fith1an
Henry ~ Field rS. James Setcdrt ct ai.-Moti0n
denied without costs.
PatrtcE OTO0te an infant, de-, rs. The Managers
OF the Society for the Reformation Of Jfgentles.-De
murrer sustained and judgement ordered for defen-
dants, with COSTS
Frederick r. A. Wheeler o. Edsctn C. B. Garctn.-
Motion granted.
3. s. Cunningham cs. Waiter N. COn0ers et al
Extra allowance Of 500 granted.
James Mckee Us. John murphy ct al.-Motion
granted.
Vtrga Dominique Us. BENJAMIN Western et al
Same
Joseph Treat Us Splranus J. MdcN-Same.
Wittfdn Taylor ct al Us. Wtllfred Hdpes.-Same
WiUfdm ". Goodrich ct al u.s. WiUfdnt w. Leland
Ell at.-Motlon granted and cause referred.
bertha Bauer ts. CHRISTIAN Dick ct al. two mo-
tionsl.-Motions granted on plaintiff paying defen
dant ten dollars COSTS and witnesses fees In each
case.
John Friedman Us. James O'Briea et ol-Motion
granted.
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COMMON CHAMBERS.
Decisions Rendered.
BY Judge Brady.

BY Judge Brady.
Boiling DS. BoDIe % dt.-See opinion.
The Edotac MAJ steamship Company Us. Lultap.-
Settled.
TAe Thtr-d Avenue SdriaQs Bank Is. TrasN et al
Motion denied, but the question as 10 proprety OF
issues left TO be passed upon at the trial.
Letpziger Us. Cdytte.-Atachment ordered, unless
costs paid In ten days after service OF copy OF the
order to be.
Frldenberg rs. Fridsnoerg.- granted on
payment OF ten dollars COSTS tSee opintonj
I'etttfoa Of II. s. decentralization oYerruled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

A JeweIry Clerk Convicted and sent 90 the
state Prison for Attempting 10 Shoot n
Lady In sixth Avenuc--tsramd Larcenics.
Before Cunning s. Bedford Jr, City Judge.
The whole OF the session of the court was spent
yesterday In the trial OF Indictment for assault
with intent to kill preferred against Henry Conway,
who It was alleged. attempted to take the LIE OF
Mrs. Mary II. Fort, at her residence. No. 60 Sixth
avenue. on the night OF the 9Th Inst. The accused
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
SUPREME C0UaT-CHAM BeRS.
Decisions Rendered.
BY Judge InQraham.

Thomas cannon cs. O. decentralization denied,
with ten dollars costs.
Mdpelsden Us. Hayes ct als.-Judgment granted.
IN the Natter or the Assignment Of Frederick w
Bound.-Memoranda for counsel.
Read rs. Kentctch.-MotI0n granted.
BigelO,c ps. BverS ct dt.-Same.
Thomson de-, u.s. Thomson Ell dts.-Same.
In the Matter OF Petsda0, a Person OF Unsoatnd
Mtnd.-Same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
win show the hanges IN the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours IN comparison with the
responding Gay OF last year, as indicated by the
thermometer at Hudnuts Pharmacy, HERALD Build
ing, corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20
SUPREME CeuaT-SpsCIAl TERM.
The Erie Railroad War.
Before Judge Barnard.

The Erie Railroad Company vs. Cornelius Wander
biu.-In this case, the particulars Of which have
already appeared IN the law reports OF the HELALD.
Judge Barnard yesterday denied the motion to send
the cause Tor trial before Jury and set down Mon
day 10Th inst for the argument OF the case before
the Special Term.