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New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
CRIMINAL.
IN the Court

In the Court of General Sessions. ycsfer1o,,
Recorder Hackett sent George Seymour To Siate py,
for year and ak months FOR forgery; Maprtcc T
Byrnes fcOnious assault and battery two years in &
Prison; James Riley, gra1d larceny State Prison fosS
years and six months; George J. Schultz, Burglary s,
Prison five years, The of Paddy the Cree - 10
pending in this Count, lie may emulate the copdnc, -
"Reddy the Blacksmith" aud avail himself OF the Ta,
delays IN melting punishment to those who really DE-
serve II. N''
In the case of George A. Bache. charged With
forgery Ny VIM il. Van Wyck and George w Ne,y,"ai
pending for some time In the Jefferson Market Po5s
Court, Justice Dodge has rendered decision In wdeS
he that the accusation solely upOn the eyid
Of Newton, who sWears That he saw Bachc make lie
check aud sign SUUthart's TO thar he then oo
it, and obtained the money at the bank giving n 81
Baohc. HewtOn's excuse FOR complaining agalpst
Bache H. that be wants 10 make clean breast OF n aoS
that Bache did not him well. NewtOn's manner in
giving tcsumonyis much against him; beside several
witnesses directly mpcached his character for truth and
veracity. SOuhar whose name forged, is a unarie
but said Ia Of his lucid nterva that the cheek was
genuine does also the cashier Tie Justice therefore
concludes that the story told by Newton Is A
fabrication from beginning 10 end. and
consequently dsmSses the complaint. Joseph
Hunter committed 10 answer n charge Of on
tanning pair Of spccaces osiensby for his moticrI1
law, pawniug them before paid for. Alonzo Provost
held FOR trial at General Sessions charge ~ bur
gary and robbery. committed the nsht OK the 2G OF
April last, at the dwelling OF Isaac KuSstor.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
TOO MANY TIMES MARRIED.

The Rev. Dr. Berkley of ST. Georges Epls-
copal Church has received letter from young lady
making inquiries about the marriage OF her brother X
J. Holden who was recently married In this CITY BY Dr.
BerRey to beautiful and respectable young lady Miss
Iyern Kennedy. The letter states that Holden had pre-
viousy married two or three wives one OF whom, at
least Is living His sister expresses deep regret at tle
conduct OF her brother and says her mother s greay
distressed on hs account. Holden figured IN TINS cry
FOR several weeks and claimed 10 have some sort ot con
nectiOn with the press-cOrrespOndont or an EngNsh
paper and agent something Of tho Sort OF one or two
small city Journals lie was man OF great eXpecta-
toHs'-<liad 4 foftdng G5miug 10 him, and man:
aged to get into good society. Mrs Kennedy had
once been in good circumstances her husband aleTee
by frde had been Mayor Of the City OF louisiana PIKE
County, was QuartermaseI during the war, ana dls-
appeared about four years ago. since which time he mas
not been heard Of and his family ignorant whether
he is living or dead. The young lady who fell victim
20 the OF the deceive was about "a years OF agc
well educated OF polished manners, ard comey form
There were mysterious circumstances connected
with the and the family OF the young lady had
serious misgiyngs at the time. Holden representing
himself be wealthy, promised TO take the whole fam
ily Kansas City. and proceeded 10 that city with has
bride TIE letter OF Miss Holden Is written In spirit oi
eoTrQw and expresses commiscraOn for tho victims OF
her brothers. bascness. Al the request OF Dr. Befkey
we publish the above statements WITH tho hOpo others
may be on their guard against tho practical Mormon
S,. Louis Democrat
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
woMENB COOPERATIVE UNION IN SAN
FRANCISCO.

There is a WOnen's Cooperative Union IN
succcul operation iIr San Francisco Tho report for
the year ending May D. lf9 j. very encouraging indeed
Tho society originated. says the report In desire 70
apply the rcef Of aborng women in this young com!
muny tho principle winch lies %; the basis Of cO0pera-
tive stores IN England and Germany That principle IT,
that each lab0reT shall become capitalist by retaining
10 his credit IN tho permanent fund Of tho Institution
certain per cent Of his IL IL meant To be purely
business concern, Joint stock organization, by which
women who dependent on their labor for "a living
may carry on business for themselves and for
their those profits Of their labor which usually
pass into tho hands OF largo manufacturers.
Tho women employed are put the way 20 become
stockholders and they Will have a IN tho selection
Of the managers whenever they receive certificates Of
stock Most Of the stockholders have already paid three
the fourth md last due payment
81 which certificates OF stock will be issued thoae who
desire. Whenever the capital stock shall exhibit per In
yentOry value OF 10000, 10 s proposed 10 add
thereto but to distribute accrung pTOnts thereafter
among the shareholders form branch according
to their preference The highest salary paid - s75 per
or Trustees OF the Union receive any sal.
ary commission. The managers present the fol-
lowing exhibit OF the business Of the past year:
Assets: McrchaRdise hand per schedule March IS,
SlOG7 90 furniture and hXures e7O6 Of solvent debts
due store tGi0 cash In Agents hands $500 cash In
Treasurers hands 1855 "a; total t25OO a. Liabilities:
Capital stock, 7696 "a bills In Treasurers hands,
t5 80 bills at store t374 total s9G6 49, OF
sets, t23i co. Partial employment has been given to
for labor and 20 the superintendent ana saeswOInan
ESQ In salaries. Nearly every kind OF and fine
sewing has been DONE but the greatest demand has been
for shirts Of which about $50 dozen made during
the year. The maximum OF shirt making has been six
dozen "a week. san Francisco Times.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
THE JUBuEE-ELEcrRrcAL PREPARATIONS.

The second experiment, in Boston, OF the
Electric apparatus 10 be used In dschargng tho cannon
for the Artillery accompaniment IN tie ensuing ieace
Jubilee took place ast Saturday Afternoon on hc COM
mons Al alont O'clock The causes which prevented
pe rfect success IN tho previous ITO, nave p'eu I,e
died and In this experiment some ls eaflfius,- N'Io
exploded. and many moro primers" without single
failure Tho experiments were made with one of the
peceH belonging % the Second Light Battery, and
sdrcf attended by the officers ot the Battery, Mr.. GIL
more and others Interested u the matter 10 Is con-
tompared 20 have national Sn'uto fired. each state 10
be rrTrcsfnted by one gun. Tho difference H. time be
tween Boston and the different States u % be calculated
ana "A certain tine assigned 90 ehch state The teie
graph wires connecting this state with the other states
throughout the Union 10 be connected with the eau
ION and when the time arrives the operators m the
deTpn, States close the circuit Tho electric spark Is
tins fruisrd from those States, anL passed through
lie \, res 10 the cannon. which IL Iu this manner dis
charged Thus GveEy state may De said 20 have part
IL the Peace Jubilee. lBOstOh fOst'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
CIVIL
The following is list of the first 100 causes
on the Calendar OF the Court OF Appeals for the June

The following is list of the first 100 causes
on the Calendar OF the Court Of Appeals for the June
Term go
Cs, No. THE People ke sgt Thompoa The People Se agt
oheri Teach0ut The People ClAss No JMeoe s
Le suueI Et Megs Anderson aIt Par rSnefoy sst Reed
Penman Bart kchmond aG BANKER Campbell
Agt Cypress m Cemetey Morris agL Kohsr Miller ag The
Junction Canal Co. Feru agt Myek Eaton AT Reed surt ssL
Singer Glass No AOphnt At The Atlantic Navigation Cos lhs
Atlantic Navigation Co. ag. Johnson fbe People @e, agt
Snyderi Tie Union Mutual las Co CAss No 4Motons
KAY agi, whaler, Fk ir Agt hls' Vmah agt Sehs Nelly
ag BIehaHEs Bank Bergen Rg Whttake Coe aS
The hAyo Of Albany Clarke st Gooldge Drake sgt Good
ridge Drske Gooddse Cak sgt Goodge IAber ssL GAd
nrTi Hubbel AgL Slbley.
Cisn MARCH TERS agt Willis Collier sg
Mum, The People rel Want ag TbomIsoA Kelly ag The k'1a
Life psurans Co The People eI rel The bne Railway Co az
Deardsst Markham Jaudon JAudon Carpenters Seller sg
Mali Mason The BROOKLYN CITY aud NeWowp Railroad O." Wood
gate Fleets Tucker Gan Ross sgt the HeWAm'ter
dam Fire nsaranee Co Stevens Danels Tbs People
rel Baker lSTence F0os Agt Parnson Ford 'gt Coats
BAds Agt 0Fue the Uuon Manufacturing Co. Of NoINak sgL
lou9sbey Hutton agt Babcoe Palmer AZ AvsY Fsse AT
thugh Doron the CITY Of BrookIn the American Life iosu
Aad Trust Co sgt Van kpps Bristol at TappVa Marvin Ag
hNNin General CsleudarComsoek aE BueanAni hsoEg a
Kelly tho Hope Fire Insurance Co.'S Latin hgt MetArtY
Freeman Ag kn ke agt poNung Andrews agt Sche Gates
PraoH Moaber t ergusoh Stevens aE The lhgnr nsure'
Ca Gaa Ag ib bua Mutual Insurance Coz Van AstIGs agl tr
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
GLEANLYGS FROM 1HE MAILS.
uopR1R1E TREATMENT ON sHIpBoARD.

The most hcartlcss brutality on shipboard
has become matter Of common occurrence; hut i, ~ t
seldom that such barbary yesterday blouLIt NJ w.
light board the ship Archer is pcrpciated III
bOr within sight and sound uf our munCllal l1ryed
Between and 10 o'clock in the forenoon, II
ing the need ~ assistance, Ohcets uI ,ctt ont to
of the HarbOr Police at once took boa M. o, ~ mo
learn what was tie matter. They loulu .e ehI,d lad
seancn on board the Archer, named heluy h " Tcn,
been horribly beaten and abused " ,n,,jy cut The
and that his tlrUat was ,it lScGn,idt Skinned
ON Worgay and that Oh TUESDAY ne hicV
tLe seconI ~, 70 car the mainmhst ana elVeSCu
sr 20 co,, sl oTe 10 collect some money lhat WIS uo
-, ntl G.er knocked him down, ana WAS JOihcl ny
fLp bo0fswajn and lipkeeptT, iiG NaS ,uI"bs bs5 ,,o
G 49,, Lo,r NV tbe head, and terribly kicked ana neatcn
~ I-lo - ,Is,,, 10 hang him or ki hn at once, instead
MIN in that manner. They then carried lhcIr
a. 49, rictin bplOw between decks, ana tleu MN up
~ II, iH,oined I'm tins position all night ana yesterday
r,,r his pitcOus moaning was such that thc cafpeh,
n iu d@iermiued 10 relieve him, and he removed
,i,c cords by which lac was bound. and set MN
tLo steward gave him cup OF coffee, ana some
thing To eat. In about half hour the slow
ard learned that he below with his throat CUT
Sguals OF distress set 10 - supposed Dy
some that schmidt attempted to kill himself While others
believe that the men who had previously tortured bih
were indignant that he should be released and fed ana
that they determined TO put II out OF ms power 10 nho
any charge against them. lie was taken Dy the oSGS
to MeEgS's wharf, and was from there removed 10 me
County Hospital His wound is dangerous one, Dut Is
considered not necessarily fatal The three Officers NeIo
arrested and charge of assault and battery was en-
tered against them 1t has freq9enty @ occurred 90 ~ v ~
treme cases OF this character that the criminals go o
Court and pcad guilty In order 10 prevent Tue
tou of witnesses aud are dismissed win an
Sne ISan Francisco Times May a.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
TIE SOCIETY OF THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION
AND OF THE NINTH ARMY CORPS.

In accordance with the resolution passed at
the meeting OF the Society OF the Burnside Expedition
aud Of the Ninth Army Corps" held in Nowlork on the
sh Of February ls5o tho Executive Committee has ap
appointed Wednesday, the 7h day Of July at II o'clock
a. M, as the time and Rocky Point, near Providence, r.
L. as the place FOR the regular annual meeting Of tho so
coty. Article Of the Constitution reads:
" Every officer OF the Army and Navy, and every en-
listed nan who served I'm the Burnside Expedition 10
North Carolihf Or IN the Npth Army Corps, aud was
houorably discharged or who remained IN the regular
service ofthc United States shall DO entitled 10 member
ship In the Society, upon subscribing 10 It's COsvAuuoh
and Bylaws. and paying the fee therein specified"
Article OF the Bylaws reads - o..
An initiation fee ~ 81 and an annual fec OF II shan
be paid by each member 10 the Treasurer
Fees should be forwarded 10 Col ID. u Larned, Treas
urer Box No. sC5 New.Nork PoStOnce before July @.
whose receipt only will Dc accepted a. certificate pf pay
mcnt aud membership. An entertainment viii be pro
yidcd for those that DESIRE after the business meeting
tickets 10 which VIII be 81. Persons desiring 10 attend
should forward ho amount TO the treasurer by the 9th Of
July who will furnish them with tho necessary tickets
Arrangements are being made with tho several railroad
and steamboat companies FOR hafarc, list or which
will be published as soon completed. Members at
tending the reunion of the Army Of the Potomac, can
avail themselves OF their halfaTc tickets far IA New
York FOR this occasion. It earnestly hoped that there
VIII Do "a general attendance Of the society.
Robert IL. Potter MaiOrten Vols. Mu. cutting, BIiH-
Gen Vols; Edward Jardme, Brcyct Brg.-den. Vols; W.
v Huchugs, Lleut-Co Vols; Danl. Messenger. Brcyct
Lieut.. Col Vols; Geo A. Hicks Major Vols: l. 4.
Bracket, Breyet Major Yols-Exooutye Committee.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
THE OMAHA ALLEGED FORGERY CASE.

Superintendent Kennedy yesterday addressed
10 Justice Dowing tho Tonbs Police Court, letter,
setting forth that Friday last he had, In accordance
with telegram from DisTictAttorney j. O. COwan, or
Omaha, Nebraska, caused 20 bo arrested one Thomas
MoEntee late Of that city. on charge OF forgery aud
larceny The particulars OF the not given, but
II Is understood that Mr. MoEntoe charged with hav
Ing frauduenty disposed II certain lands In or near
Omaha The prisoner asserted his innocence. Buporin-
endent Kennedy sots forth that since the first telegram
he has received no intelligence from District Attorney
Cowan nor have any bearing tho been OBJ
ained from him, and the superintendent therefore
guests that the magistrate discharge MoEntee from
tOdy The prisoner who brought before tho mags-
tIute by Detective Coye, was accordingly discharged
Mr. MoEntee was formerly District Attorney OF Detroit
Mich, and is well known throughout tho West,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
TIE EIDRIDGE-sT. MALPRACTICE CAsE-CoRo'
NERs INVESTIGATION.

Yesterday, at the Examination IN the
CITY Hall Coroner keenan, commenced an investigation
into the crcum connected with the death OF Mrs
Therese Baust late Of No 73 Edrdge-s alleged to have
been caused by malpractice the hands Of Mrs Ann
TcRert alias Mrs Burns Of No lG Cliu0nst Ferdinand
W Brcuuer special Deputy Sheriff, testified that he had
beeu ocopanted with deceased for several months past
she told HIM she had been unfaul TO her nsband was
pregnant aud wanted 10 get rid Of her chud hitness
srerward received information that she was SEX anu on
visiting nor a her request told that she had TcsOrted
To- some means 20 rid herself OF the child. 80 -,
Mrs Eliza Wagner of No. III Hestcrst testlned that ON
Monday week the deceased asked witness 70 accop1y
hrr 10 tbe house OF friend they went - he lesucLce
OF tho prisoner az No. 10 Cutons, where the latter
and detea.ed after short talk, went INTO room aulo
ing the parlor aud remained there about ten nluutes on
reaching the street the deceased informed the witness
nt e accused had performed an operation on heT IOt
tle purpose Of produciuga miscarriage Wtheas lu
Thought 10 wrong after when they s,pAI1lcu y
proceeded homcward; on the tOHOWlhg Gay ucCcaH'u
with her all nights two days afterward, witness VINE m
the house ~ deceased the body OF chld wrapped
in rags and lying the floor; witness ADVISED ueSeuse
10 have doctor but she rcfused witness caied upon
deceased every day 10 look after her heah. e, ,,,
Mrs Emma Fisher Of No. 20 Eldrdge.t, testified tnat
ON or about the 9Th Of May last deceased offered her w
10 producc "A miscarriage; witness refused ana would
not do IL for slOo dangerous deceased SAID she
would 20 10 a in CntOns whose business u was
10 procure abOrtiOus she had no tufthcr cOIhmuhOa
ton with deceased on the subject - - -,
Mary Billing OF No. 20 Eldrdgest testned that the
deceased told her she was gohg 10 woman INK AZ
li6 ClutOn-st 10 procure mlscarrnse; subsequently
deceased told her the operation had been performed
Owing To absence Of other Witnesses tho case was
adjourned until Monday next. Counsel for the accused
owed that she be admitted 20 ball This was denied Dy
Ge Cor5tTr who 6fderCd her to be recommtted 10 tht
Tombs to await the result the Investigation
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
HURRICANE IN YORKTOWN AND soMERs, y. Y.

On Saturday afternoon violent gale passed
Yorktown and somers. Commencing on the farm OF
Major Hyatt IS apple uprooed and strewed In
every direction barn was unroOfed, smashed down,
and finally carried the tops Of trees 10 II rods
Toward tho farm Of James COnn tho storm prostrated
trees and fences barn 2ON15 feet partly nllcd with
hay, was thrown from the foundation and dashed TO
pieces further second barn, 2jN35 containing
hay which Was entirely destroyed tho roof landing
distance on third barn. OF large sze struck about
midway Of the roof carrying OF the south end OF II en-
trely. Two in 10 at the time and they say II
appeared as II the building being lifted from tho
foundation until the roof torn or and then IL seemed
10 settle back About 10 feet square OF this roof was
carried onequarter OF mile An old barn ad0in
ing was laid In ruins. large wooden eayetrough from
OF tho barns carried 10 rods over the top Of the
crib and landed An old carriage house near tho
dwelling was destroyed also many trees but the dwell
ling escaped except the chimneys A very valuable
apple orchard OF li6 trees entirely destroyed The
neIt building that fell IA victim owned by James COnk
lln) was new blacksmith shop, unrO0nng aud giving
IL twist around The farm Of Allen Osborn was next IN
line sheds and buildings were torn down also an OAK
tree nearly four feet In diameter was uprooed causing
cavity earth Of four feet more Several other
large trees destroyed one walnut being smashed TO
tho earth II struck from above. Tho damage 10 the
COnklin property Is estimated at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11

day; Hsma s Allen the Commercial Bank Of Rochester A., Al,
CITY Rochester, Boaes,se AL Frederick Huehlns sgt
Mitchell agt PspOoaI Wskemaa agt Chdsi Par%s,...
agt Cameron; The BROOKLYN City pBd Hewtown Rsl,a..
90. au the Csney Island and B,ookyu Rsl',o,s IsH
The COBcr Island aud Brooklyn Railroad CompaBy ag The Bs
City and NesoNn Railroad Company Thompson Bali Weba
sgt Msyoard The People eI rel Lamhey sgt Lsi Reri al
oRey Kline aet YsnderVeer; Moee
dn The Troy City Bsnk sg Brooks Guuey agt Shap, M 80
Hobtooki Mills agt The New-York aud Harlem Railroad Coro
Turk aSt Ridge Barber agt The HewYork Central aroai
bclyans agt Edgeron; Mills Stewart; Conyes se
Perrin lte SeS-fork Central Railroad Comrauy. Ross
POueneg Ford gL Stevens: Handel agL Tie Waslaet -
suraHee Company Rowan agt Case d. II -'''' al
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
THE AMERICAN HOMEOPATHIC INSTITUTE.

1t is ten years since the American HomcO-
phhc Institute met IN Boston BEFORE and both Boston
and homeopathy In America have grown during that
interval. The Institute now numbers among is attend
ant members many OF tho most faithful aud eminent
medical practitioners I'm the country The rise OF
branch OF the medical profession from small aud do.
splsed beginning TO position Of gnity and prosperity
has been steady and rapid The doctors OF tho new
school hayo now reached stage when they can enjoy
themselves IN each others society," and profit by mutual
predictions OF carly downfall they have so
during the Tuesdays session, tho rea-
tons OF woman TO homeopathy, did not enter
fully might have been expected into that branch OF
the subject which Will suggest itself to people In
these days from the title-the admission OF women
equal terms TO the practice and profession OF medicine.
own experience should DO the first rise above the
dictates OF DlgOtTy, which would exclude women
from tho lists merely because they have always
been excluded. But the question OF tho admission Of
10 the medical schools and societies OF other
has many considerations aside from those which
IN other relations Of life. There considerations Of
decaey and modesy which cannot bo overlooked while
the relations OF men and women remain tho Creator
has left Them lnto these points, which have been dis
cussed IN previous meetings OF the Institute, Dr. Ludam
did not enter but they quite likely 10 como IN
the last few tho transactions OF the Institute have
taken wider range than formerly, and It's active MEM
bers have assumed more positive and aggressive atti
tude The result rs In tho Increased interest In their
proceedings and In the gradual expansion OF hOmeo.
pathY as branch OF the healing art The attention OF
TO be given for the rest Of the week TO discussions on
several interesting topics In tho Of medical science
aud 10 the social festivities which the city and It's citizens
have provided tgI them iBost0n Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
NATION STOCK EXCHANGE.
TnrrsnAY. Lnns %. v

Gold opened at 1881, sold at 1881, advane-
ing 1884, selling at l29. closing at 1872 slt The al
vance was due to a decline in Consols OF per cent air
the reduction Of the Bank OF England rate from >! 70
per cent from which it is inferred that the election o
in Paris we're more serious than was at first supposed
The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were co.,
sO2OOO and the balances, s2lii8 At the Treasury sac
today, bids filed for s2oooOOi ehshes' ol Us'
700 20 and the lowest 1855 Tie one million sold wa
follows
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
WALKING TRANcE-A CURIOUS CASE IN CHICAGO


A curious case Of animated trance or chronic
somnambulism has come 10 public notice in Chicago.
man observed last Monday evening, walking IN "A
peculiar struggling manner, along WashngtOns Think
ing that the intoxicated, "a policeman ap-
preached him, intending 10 send him home. When ques
toned by the patTOlman nc returned answer and al
glare in them that alarmed the officer and led him
leve that the man was insane The policeman finally
concluded to take the person into custody lie
OgnZed as Joseph lretOn young abOu % years OF
age He questioned by the station keeper and Others
but gave reply, and IL seemed be evident that he
IN state OF partial coma. Shortly after 10 was
learned that he had been I'm the opera house during the
early portion OF tho evening from which place no
elected, u being supposed he was drunk The next
morning he found TO be In the condition upon
the previous night and tho city physician summoned
The doctor seemed 10 be unable TO determine
exactly what malady. any, the was labor
ing under and after careful and very interesting
natlon OF his patient pronounced the be OF
the straDgest that he has witnessed Ircton seemed
10 be perfectly pabe In the doctors hand and presented
remarkably curious spectacle. When he placed in
standing position in the center Of the oor his head
would drop forward slightly, and he would be to all In
tents sleeping soundy He placed In several other
attitudes, the result being precisely the same. He
would allow the lids Of his eyes 10 be opened and closed
by the fingers Of another party without giving any signs
OF feeling and the lids would remain In the position in
which they placed. All endeayOrs 20 make him
talk or cat aDythn wcre perfectly futile, sleeping APP
pearng 10 be the only thing that he capable Of doing
II was learned from OF his friends that lac has DO.
fore been subject TO similar fits Of uncOnscOusness one
OF which they state extended during period Of nine
days fCllcagO Times
New-York tribune., 1869-06-11

bty OF corrupt jobbing by contracting with some re-
sponsbe company, under full guarantees and after am.
e advertisement for the construction OF the road az
the lowest oLana0lo figures the basis OF alease OF
the road after its completion, TO the builders at nom