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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-17

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Baltimore County btnetn-on Ioiuiontoiun
tano In porlser Wo4e cine 8eriantnIung oer 9ountp.
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Stabt Baltimore bis hrs 0ountp pirtin ~ beiprsdsn.
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ineten ouseetlbrt, Der Stabt einen unbereHenbartn
g,usen bringtn w'rp. Wir baben pitle iarat etraben,
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Ss . ss With
o .nsa1s ss se %ns.S ~. N
400 SS. petroleum., = q Srs from -: south. y:
ss. os,roeum and : Dutch bark % Antwerp, general
=" ra sas as ana We heard Of no sales of
Price. ns%nay lsacs gold. for Manila. ssc s.s
Tsnri ,1r int l2e do for sisa and TIC. 7c' do' Tor
ob.S = dull the demand being con
e better grades Common TO prime were quoted At iSo
hArnihe market was dull but prices steady AT our
MoLAssrs-The market was dun and we heard OF no
a Vice. h We're heavy and nominal except for hs good
., NAyAL VA, The demand for spirits turpentins
mnsss Oh hosss s who owing TO N.
sple oeiow S;fc shipping lots quoted VI 4sc. The
The inside prize s ioi. is bss Crude r. srp.sne
eanssa Ma auCsd ss " a e %
O. moment There were disposed q 6a5 bbls. at SO Ya
~ I1:s q y J ss ss,r 10:
no@nn noa MlaaT AZ Ass Wilmington tar was dull and
Oils Lin.sed, sM.n lots, quoted SIC Sc, in
kinds were dun AZ former prices
ngh and we heard OF no moment lc was asked
and c bid For crude IN oDls there was some demand
being account Of The small supply; sales Of syoo
T6s msrss, fennsd oil quiet, and price.
whs o'' The sss. we're ' sonas.a Sts
@ .h ~s' iss IN Pssaasphs he %srss qas.
stronger closing with about 26sc bid and 25e asked There
cs .s s.y :os .na S Gs :, 1 Sr June delivery and %
ProysIoss Receipts Aes packages cut meats q bbIs
only moderately active, business being restricted BY the
Ss 10 Ss
Do for April delivery at ssI rs, at which prles
the marke. closed strong Dressed hogs were duh.
5 ss';asa the sales
wa. SS S n sS G ss I sSd or s1 sss Ss
$sS for India Beet hama dull but unchanged The
Prime southern ana 50 oH Bacon %as
Ssc SS a% A. s sn for for SSS Sn & &
the demand was fair At fun prices the ,ses being 700 pack
:. and % pesi s boads Sa s bans ,S oss 2 s S
isc i9c for smoked and bagged hams. and l3c for bel
ness The sales were I5o packages at iSsc 6c for
mon to prime steam also 20 terces, for May delivery at
KioE-Carolna was nrmer with a fair demand. ssles
within the range OF bsc s6Sc for common TO prime.
sI1c for common to prime In hhds ana terces heard
OF no sples OF moment.
sEEps.-All kin dull, and prices were nominal at
srGA&-Wiih free offerings and no demand except for
small lots supply Immediate wants the market for raw
was heavy and prices declined &c. per To- closing
a, ssc; &c PER H. pa for far air. to eSoa rsaSnns
and SO boxes private terms. Refined du and the
market heavy closing at l2c l2,sc. Tor hard, lsc
yellow. We quote -Cuba-nferior 10 common refining.
sac sSc; fair renning $40. good refining 9c fair to
Ssc ae eentrfSs @ Sha. t and Boxes se o:.
hhds and boxes, l9sc sc meado, &C. ie Havana =
Y, 9Scs e5Sc do ID 10 10, &c. lO76o do ID to Is
l0l4c l1]ac; do, TO so n4sc; lsc do while, las
l2ss: Porto RicoRehnng grades Ssc. 9c.; grocery
TAIlow; ihe marke. quiet. but prices strong
Sales 10000 lbs at sc, 9se. for common to lat
ter was held by some parties at sjyc.
Se oos The market etS wIi s dq % and
81 o1S 81 o. closing at about the latter price,
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A JERSEY ROMANCE.

An Orange Elopement-A Young Lady Of
sixteen Runs OF With aud Marries Her
Fathers ex.COHchman.
That "love levels all ranks, would to be true
as holy writ at all events in some instances ana IN
none more so than In q the results OF which
have considerably agitated for weeks past certain
circles in the pleasant town OF Orange, N. j. About
TWO years ago, In the employ Of Mr.. Elijah d. Bur-
net highly respectable merchant, was q young
man OF rather pleasing exterior and address named
william Culoert. HIS occupation was that OF coach
man.
daughter OF his employer Miss Annie " Bur.
net then about IN her fourteenth fifteenth year,
but large and womanly Tor her age took q decided
liking FOR the good looking coacliinan, which pen.
chant, alter some time, ripened into genuine anec-
tlon. William was OF course delighted with the
state or AFFAIRS. though some considerable time
eepsed before ne realized the exact state of the
damsels feelings towards him. Ihls discovered, on
reciprocity Of the tender feeling followed. In the
meanwhile the attachment was jealeusly guarded
9y the lovers 50 tina! .he parents OF the girl never
necessitated the partial breaking OF Mr.. Burnet's
domestic establishment, and young Culbert
known. BY means only known to lovers under
similar circumstances Miss Burnett and young
Culbert managed 10 keep up their intimacy
found IT difficult 10 conceal the affair." ana between
anxiety on the one hand and true love the other
she managed TO work herself into severe Illness
Alter some time she mparte1 the secret 10 her phv-
sician who IN turn informed the parents, who as
HiKnI De expected, treO 10 usaDuse the girl OF her
notion. Dut To no purpose. As to a marriage with
Culbert they would not listen to SUCH thing
The upshot was that within lew weeks
since Miss Annie surreptitious.y LEFT home, and IN
company win her lover drove off TO Montcair
where they were indlssoluDly tied in the bonds of
holy matrimOny by The Rev. Mr.. |. l.. Maxwell.
Tue sequel TO this romance in real life s the best
OF ALL The indignant parents were at first disposed
TO give the young people the cold shoulder but find
ing that william was really far above his former
position and ABOUT take responsible SITUATION IN
Newark dry goods house they relente,i amt now
perfect harmony reigns In the Burnet ana Culbcrt
domestic circles. cr-
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
BursIaries and Larcenies-A Host Of Pris0n-
ers Sent to Sing Sing and BlackweII's
Island by Judge Bedford.

BnrsIaries and Larcenies-A Host Of Prisons
Sent to Sing Sing and BlackweII's
Island by Judge Bedford.
Before Cunning s. Bedford, Jr., City Judge.
AS soon as the court and jury IN the Mcfarland
case had vacated their seats the City Judge took
seat on the bench, and although jury trials took
place his Honor disposed OF over dozen cases I'm
short time.
Daniel Donavan pleaded guilty to grand larceny,
having on the 2Sth of March stolen gold watch
valued at $685. the property OF Henry G. Thompson.
SIX months .CI f..
Michael Lemen, who on the 10th of March, stole
thirty-four dollars from Thomas :. Brennan pleaded
guilty to the charge ana was sent TO sing Sing
Prison for two years.
Paul RicKert was sent to the State Prison for one
year, ne having, on the I'd inst, stole seventy eight
dollars worth OF clothing from Belmont Kaufman.
,ii W,lam lam Murray VINO was charged by an officer
burg ars' tools In his possession pleaded guilty to
an attempt.
William Burke pleaded guilty TO an attempt at
burglary, the charge being that on the nght OF the
Goth Of March he entered the premises Of John
Taney, 100 Grand street, and stole fifty dollars
These prisoners were each sent to the Penlten-
tary for one year. fs~-.'4
shawl worth thrty-nve dollars from Michael d.
Doyle pleaded guilty to an attempt.
OF offence, the Indictment charging tnat on the 24Lh
Of March she stole fifty dollars worth OF clotnIng
tue property VI EuWaru mcmahon. TneSc prisoners
were sent to the Penitenuary for six months
Frank Kelly, being charged with petty larceny In
stealing steam pump valued at twenty-five dol.
lars, the property OF Charles Gregg.
James Murphy, who assaulted August Menken on
The I'd inst was sent to The City Prison for fifteen
days.
John Sullivan, who pleaded guilty to an attempt
at burglary, and Robert Johnson and Charles Rice,
who were guilty OF larceny, were remanded till FRI
day for sentence.
The following is the calendar for to.day:-The
People vs.. Thomas Morton. robbery; Same vs..
Thomas Smith, Isaac Hendrickson. John Fountain
Thomas Davis, Willis Brooks Joseph Campbell
George Brown, Louis Deuth Joshua Aldridge
Charles Bryant Michael Darragh, Francisco PaolO
Porcosi Edward McPhillips Thomas Brennan, John
Kenney James 1ripp, Elilan Dickerson Clark Allen.
burglary; Same Vs. John Sullivan and Thomas Flood,
Thomas Smith, larceny from the person; Same vs..
George g. Bell, Mary ReardOn Anna Baldwin
Charles De Mott Elizabeth Melvin Charles X. Koer-
ner, James h. YOnell, grand larceny; same vs..
George Wilson, petit larceny .'
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The FerrybOat GreenpOint COliides with a
''Sound'' steamer-A Fishing Boat Run
Into by "a Ferryboat-NO Lives Lost.
At naf-past five O'Clock yesterday morning the
propeller New Haven, Of the New York and New
Haven line of packets ran into the ferryboat
Greenpoint on the East Tenth street and Green
point line just sne was leaving her slip on this
side, cutting through her cabin to her hull causing
her 10 sink IN one and half or TWO hours. Before
she went down she run into slip between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, where the water was
shallow and consequently went down with her fore
castle above water and her aftercabns under. She
Is owned by e. Lee Knapp. was built in 1851, and is
valued at $5o,o0O She was insured against fire. but
not ae ainst collision the rates demanded amount
to refusal to take the risk.
The propeller WAS hugging the New YORK shore, In
violation of the laws regulating the NAVIGATION OF the
East river, and struck the ferryDoat Just after she
had cleared the slip. The ferryboat went out blow.
ing her whistle, and the propeller only answered
when right on the lerryboat, and collision was IN.
evtable The tug John Fuller. used as freDoat and
commenced about twelve O'Clock to pump her out
AS she throws 5000 gallons per minute it IL thought
tnat tne Gfeenpont VIII soon be afoat. AS this Is
not the GrsJ time the Sound steamers nave run down
the boats OF this line suit will he commenced for
DAMAGES, unless compromise ia effected. The
IL dangerous place for q ferry even with the
utmost caution exercised
At ten O'Clock yesterday morning as the South
Seventh street ferryboat Commodore Perry was on
her trip down the river TO PECK Slip she came In col
si0n with Gloucester fishing schooner. the result
was the carrying away Of all she forward stanchons
OF the ferryD0ar and Onehaf Of the ladies' cabn
Several ladies VINO were IN the cabin had narrow
escape OF their lives The fishing boat sustained no
damage. The Commodore Perry was damaged TO
the extent oil about $500. W
on Sunday evening rowboat containing three
men. supposed TO belong to GreeDpoint names un-
known, was accidentally upset He'll Gate by drift
ing across scho0ner's bow Two Of the men were
able to swim, thus being able TO support the third
nf
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SHOCKING sUIClDs IN NEWARK.

Yesterday morning between seven and eight
O'Clock August Wadman, German resident OF
Newark. N. j.. perpetrated self-murder in shock
ing manner at his home in that city, No. 40 Catha
rne street. While his wife went to the grocery ior
three cents worth OF milk leaving MIN seated at The
breakfast table, ne seized o razor and inflicted
ing almost from ear to ear. Life was not qutc gone
wnen Mrs. Wadman returned. The bed wall and
floor OF the room In which the tragic occurrence
took place were covered with blood. Some three
months ago little girl daughter OF the Wadmans
was burned to DEATH It's garments having caught fire
during the temporary absence OF is maternal parent
This together with other troubles, seriously afeced
Wldmans mental organs, and at times he was quite
I00isn He also became slave TO the bottle Last
week ne stole away from home late one night and
was away until Saturday night. He took with HIM
yesterday he put q period to his existence lie
was tnlrty-six years OF are and Jeweler bv trade
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THE NEW ISSUE OF ST. PAUL STOCK.
The following is the offcial notification OF the new
issue Of st. Paul shares-
MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY Co.,
NEW YORK, April ., 1870.
WILLIAM II. NELSON, Esq, President New York
STOCK EXcnange:--
fhe New York Stock Exchange Will please take
notice that the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway
Company intend to increase their preferred capital
stock ,760 shares and their common capital stock
l,750 slares-3,52O shares $352 900 In a-fOr the
purchase OF the railroad extending from Aus
TN to the state line, now owned by the Minnesota
Central Railway Company, distance OF eleven
miles, ms increase Is maze IN pursuance OF act
OF the Legislature OF Wisconsin. passed April 1867
and Of vote OF the shareholders at their annual
meeting held June, 1867
You vii! also please 10 take notice that the MI.
waukee and ST Paul Rglr0ad Company have agreed
to purchase majority interest IN the capital stock
of the western Union Railroad Company, and for
THIS purpose viii increase their capital stock and
Issue 1870 shares OF their common stock. This
creaS5 IS made IN pursuance OF act OF the Legs-
latire OF Wisconsin entitled: "An act to au horize
the Miiwaukecfand st. Paul Railroad Company TO
own STOCK IN or consolidate with the Western Union
Railroad Company approved March 9, 1870.
Respectfully your Obedient servants the Milwau-
kee ana -. Pau Railway Company, by
RUSSELL SAGE, ,vice. President.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES Dull.
The only feature in the Southern market was an
advance to 81 for the nev Tennessees-a price not
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SUPREME cuuar-stSEHAL TERM.

The Charges Of Mnlpractices Against an
fAttOrney-RepOrt Of the Referee.
Before Judges Ingraham and Cardozo.
In the Natter or the Charges Against Orson A.
House, an Attorney Of this Cour-It viii be remem-
bered that eight distinct charges had been preferred
against the above named party. which were fully
set forth In the HERALD. The General Term referred
the investigation OF the matter To Mr. Nco to take
proofs ana to report to the court The charges arose
out OF q divorce suit commenced by Mr. House. In
which the decree was set aside by the defendant,
upon the grounds or fraud and perjury.
Mr. Wallace who had been appointed by the court
10 act In support OF the application, presented the
there Is much that Is unexplained In this mysterious
case the tendency OF the proof IL to establish that
such frauds were committed without his knowledge
or privity.
The Court announced that they would hear counsel
on both sides before rendering any decision upon
the report now presented.
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CoyaI CALENDARS Lbs DAY.

SUPREME COURT--GENERAL TERM.-Court opens
halfpast ten A. NJ. Enumerated motions-N0s. L.
3, TO- IA. l6 IS, 49, 81, SO, 81, 49, 49, H. 49, A,
As, 46, ~, IS, 40, so, 81, 52 SO.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs--B Judge
BradyNos. 73, 49, 80, l03, 1O5, los, 122, 1873, l43
LA, 1866, lb7, l75, 1876. 1877, 1873, 2l9. Call 23O.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Before Judge Freed
man.--Nos. 117, l421, 1888, 154l, 1869, 1547 l549
1885, 1860, 1928. 10l5 1875, 1879, $751; 1858. Part
2o42, 1872, 1885, 1908, l742 2lO4 1908, I73s 1776,
1892.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part 1-Before
Judge GrossNos l24. $50, $40, $40, 72S, 744, 7Ss,
Judge Curtis.-CaenGar called at half past ten A. NJ.
Nos. $40, sos, s53, s5s, $50, 933, 94 34o 947 94s
949, $50. 22SS 9h2 953
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SERIOUS MACHINERY ACCIDENT IN NEWARK.

In Newark yesterday afternoon. while bitmaker,
named Broch, of No. III Academy street was drill.
ing holes in bits in the factory OF Messrs. wuest.
hof Wright Kinghot, corner OF Pennington street
and Railroad avenue, his right arm was caught In the
machinery betting and he was whirled round the
pidity OF q fellow workman. not however. before
the arm vas broken and laceratcd 80 tnat a surgeon
had to be called Ia and the limb removed with the
knife. The operation was performed By DIR. James
b. cutler, who is or opinion that should there be no
internal injury sustained the mans life IL safe
Br0ch was removed to his home.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, I
MONDAY, April ll-6P MI
The week opened on fair activity IN Wall street,
but rs the day progressed the storm checked opera
tons while a disposition was manifested 70 wait
further developments IN ana test the extent and
sincerity OF
THE MOVEMENT IN GOLD.
The impression Is quite general that the move
ment was auxiliary and subsidiary to movement
to enable the stock cliques to unload the burdens
which they have so patiently carried ever since New
Years. When, month back II became evident
that some stratagem was necessary to enable this
transfer, attention was directed TO the fact that
one OF the leading banking houses making
exchange speciality were quietly absorbing what
ever commercial bills were thrown on the market
in the exportaton of produce. At the time 1t was
supposed that the firm simply protecting them-
selves and transacting an ordinary and legitimate
business 1t seems now, however, that they were
then in league with some OF the ciques desirous OF
unloading stocks, and that they lent material and
valuable assistance-the result being the movement
which was discovered on Friday last and which TO-
day put gold up to l14x. The combination have
purchased On immense quantity OF the precious
metal, and the advance has been Dut trinng
In contrast to the magnitude of their operations.
The clearances to-day were close on to hundred
millions. 1t is to be doubted whether the gold
ment can succeed In the face OF the many obstacles
which 1t is sure to encounter, commercially and po.
liticaly. There Is vast quantity OF produce In
store at our Atlantic ports and IN the Western ee-
vators ready to go aboard ship tEe instant gold ad
vances one or two per cent while 1t may be set down
for certain fact that the present administration at
Washington VIII act In hostility to any combination
who may consplre to impeach the public credit
Fisks "phanom gold" will not be suffered to stride
the political stage again Something ofthese reasons
seemed to influence heavy sales toward the close
OF the day, under which the price declined to ll3a
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ANoT HER SAMPLE oF JERSEY JUSTICE.

They have Short sharp and decisive way OF
melting out justice to law breakers in Jersey ip gem
era, but particularly so in the courts of Bssex
county as has been repeatedly shown recently In the
HERALD. Yesterday noted horse thief named
John u Squircs, whose capture last Friday night IN
Connecticut ana removal on Saturday to Jersey was
stated IN sundays HERALD, was tried and found
guty In the Essex County Special Sessions or steal
ing par Oi horses the property OF farmer named
Euus +. Harrison, OF Caldwell. He was sentenced
TO serve three Years IN the State Prison. W
The New York herald., 1870-04-12
A CHURCH DESTROYED sY FIRE.

On Sunday morning during the absence OF the
sexton at breakfast the stove tie Methodist Epis-
copal church at Plainfed, n. J became red hot and
set fire. as supposed. TO the adjacent woodwork.
The result thai the edi1ce was almost entirely
destroyed 10 had only recently been Thoroughly re-
nOvated and recushloDed, Tbe loss Is estimated nj
nearly $4,000 II Was a frame structure. The pas.
tor N Rev. II. +. Dav.
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New York Conference.

The New York Conference held Its sixth session in
the Thrtietn street Methodist Episcopal church at
nine A. NJ. yesterday. DR.. Myey in the chair The
Bible agent made an encouraging report. The
Church Extension Committee recommended that
$40 900 be raised ror the ensuing year. During the
past year the committee had given 81 4l6 IS as do
nation to the church in Morrsana and 81 900 as a
loan to the WapplDger Falls church. The Tract
Committee reported 81, 635, 234 tracts distributed
during the last year. They asked an appropriatlop
OF $40 009 for the ensuing year. 1N
Dr. Insklp, Of Baltimore, gave cheering account
of the religious prospects OF the Methodist Church in
that city, The Necessitous Cases Committee re-
ported that they had made the following appropra-
tions:-$S,075 for superannuated ministers; So AIS
for WIDOWS and orphans, and 81, 900 for contingent
expenses, making total OF $500. The Rev. 3. u.
pointed Visiting Committee to Wesleyan University
and Drew Theological Seminary. The appointment
OF ministers to the next years. duties was ma de
during the Afternoon.
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STREET OgoTATl.yi.
ualf-past five O'Clock y. VI.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, April II 6 r. NJ
CoFrEsRi0 quiet but firmly held at former quota
tioDs. Other kinds dull, but unchanged. No sales
CoTToSThe market for this staple fairly active
demand being principally for export and fun prices
realized the market closing strong There 2677
bales, including l5l for export. 5g FOR spinning,
l53 speculation and 400 in transit For future
delivery the market moderately steady prices
The sales 80 bales basis mdding, for April nj
g2'Sc 200 do, for June at 2sc 22c 200 do for
July At 2ltc 22c 300 do, for May. at a2c 2D0 do
for May and June, at 22Isc: wequole:-
lI4L..
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HE COU R rs.
Custom House Cass-Charge Of Extortion-De-
Charge Of Malpractice Sentences
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Action Against Two Cases Of silk Ribbons.
Before Judge Blatchford.
The case Of the United States against two cases OF
SILK ribbons marked al. & g., Nos. g." con-
signed to Lorenz & Croft, and claimed BY Freze 4
Co., OF Switzerland for alleged undervaluation, was
decided for the claimants yesterday. District AT
torney Pierrepont and Assistant District Attorney
Stanley appeared for the government, and Kaufman,
Frank and Wilcox for the claimants.
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A MAN INJURED ON THE ERIE RAIL WAY.

Yesterday afternoon a deaf and dumb man was
walking along the track OF the Erie Railway,
between Hohokus and Ridge wood, lwhen he was
struck Dy locomotive 246 or an eastward pound
freight train and ha0 one of legs mashed by the
wheels running over IL. He was iaE0" tn rue New
YORK Hnsnital on train No. q.