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The New York herald., 1870-05-27
TIE GOLD MARKET STRONG.

Holders OF gold paid ., So aud per cent to have
their balances carried over. The Bremen steamer
took $4,000 specie. The operations vi the Gold
Exchange Bank we're as fOllows-
GoiQ cleared. $38, ,657, 900
Gold balances. l,U57,6o7
Currency balances. ............. ..... l,3oz 100
The New York herald., 1870-05-27
THE COU RTS.
suit in Admiralty-Having Counterfeit Stamps
in Possession = The supervisorAhip
ntroversy-Burglaries
wl7lD STATES DISTRICT csus1--'n ADMlaAlrs

COIIinfOn Sult~U0ctolOns
Before Judge Blatchford.
Robert A. Kerr ana John W. Kerr us. The Steam
propeller R0oers Baker, Her Tackle. Gc.-ln this
ease the ibeants claim 81 200 damages, alleged to
have been sustained by the barge Haleck, the pro-
perty OF the libellants while the latter vessel was
being t0wed by the propeller from the wharf foot Oh
Blidge street. Brooklyn, 20 Wallabout Bay on tne
17h day OF August, 1883. Judge Batchford yester-
day 9rdered decree In favor OF the libellants' WIN
q rei0Hence 10 assess damages.
The New York herald., 1870-05-27

J
funeral services. at the resence her parents, Mo-
225 East Fiiteth street, on Saturday morning, at
RoBsoS. On Thursday, May 20, Captain WILLIAM
H. RonsoN, youngest son OF Dr. Benjamin r. Rob-
son.
ScHENK sEee.--su denly, GEORGE w. ScanNE.
BRRG, in the 5lst year OF nis age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
| SEARINd.-0n Wednesday evening" May q, EKMA
MoERls OILY daugh er or Augustus Y. and Elizabeth
A. Soaring, aged months and days..
The relatives and friends the family are resDect-
fuy invited 10 attend the funeral. from The residences
OF her parents. 3I7 West FifreGh street, this (riday
| afternoon. al two o'clock
Rome IN: y, papers please copy. $500,
| Shaw, In the 36lh year Of his age.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence OF Dr. J. L. Little No.
29S West street, this tFriday) aiternoons
JOHN d. WiIIAaD LODGE, No. $50, F. AND a. M,
| Brother Josepn G. shaw takes place from hts atSs
| residence No. 2ee West Forfy-se nd street, this
'Fraas afternoon at one aIsocK K ksEN5 rS,eT9s sT
TRAINER.--On Wednes lay, My 25 CATHARrNE
The relati, es and frfeids or the family ae respecu
fully invited e. attend til funeral, from her late resi-
denoe, No; 2l5 Third avenue, on Sunday afternoon.
wALsH-on Thursday, May 20, JOHN wALsn in
| the 10th year OF his agc.
The relatives ana friends Of the family also those
or his uncle, Martin Walsh, are respectfully invie9
70 attend the funeral, from his late residence. Nc.
24s Elizabeth street. on Saturday morning, half
past nine O'Clock His remains viii be conveyed
10 st. Patricks cathedral where soiemn high mass
WIN be offered or tho repose o. his soul; thence 10
| Calvary Cemetery. .tE 10y
WooD.-On Tuesday evening, May o. Mrs. RE-
! BEcCA L. WooD, aged ~ years months and II
days.
The relatives aud friends OF the FAMILY, and OF hey
! sons Fernando Henry and Bcijainn Wood, are re,
spectiully invited 10 attend the funeral, nom the
! sidence OF her son, FesBando Wood Bfoa iway and
Seveaty-seventh street., hs friday afternoon, -
three O'Clock. please take Eighth avenue cars 10
sevent rst street. where carriages VIII be Ia walt
! Ing fsom two I'll quarter 10 three O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Actor unnse-Pre sident McCOsh and Prof. j.

Astor House-Pre sdent McCOsh and Prof. y.
scbapck OF Princeton College the Hon. IL. H. brewster
Of Pennsy lyauia, and Slas &. HerTing Europe -,
Fifh- Avenue Hoel-The Hon. Samuel ShellaOarger vi
ohio Gen I d. ImbOden and Col T. g. FlOurnOy on VIZ
sinis the Hon L. q. Yonngloye OF Crescent N ~ Jas
f. JOY OF Detroit, 7. ii. Garfield OF vermont ana n ne
Kent Jarvis Of Ohio, f. b. Bigelow OF Boston, j.. l.
Thomas OF Philadelphia. aud Lieut. CohmanaeI Susn
man Kellogg OF Alabama and Major Eliot, U: . A. =
NewYork Hotel-Co. W. II. Juniper OF baltimore an,
Can't Macauley OF steamship China. - BfeNOOIt
Housed McInnes OF Canada and James att a ,I
- st. Denis Hotel-The Hon H. NJ. MAIDEN o i nIu
dletoyn n Y =-= Everett Honse-Max StraBOsCh
- Albemare Hotel-Judge Rosekrans OF GIens lais
n Y - Hoffman House-Beyerly Robinson, lOrohto
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NEW work DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1870

occasions, arouse strong opposition from 'h"' P"'0'
region, especially arouDg Gramercy Pafk
RAILROAD APPROPRIATIONS.
The Committee OF Ways aud Means mas nei,oS ser
port n bill giving $4,000 to aid the Carthage anu GAVIN
ett's IIafbor Railroad.
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ASSEMBLY.


The Sneaker presented communicate on
from the Canal Board. asking the assent OF ihe Az
ture to the resolutions adopted by that Board g',g os
erection to the Canal Commissioner To reduce the tos on
the canals, under certain circumstances Laid over ,
The annual report on Savings Bans was received from
the Superintendent Of the Banking Department
BILLS PASSED . -
incorporating the Peabody Mutual BENEFIT COMPANY;
Incorporating the Orioe Club OF the City OF NeT-fork
Changing the OF the Young Mems Hebrew Assoei
tion of granting 10 81 Sc
Aldermen and supervisors Of Brooklyn to raise moneys
time for collecting taxes In West Farms yestng cOrpo,
rate powers Of Hebrew Benevolent Fuel Association OF
caon OF session laws improve Frankn-ave in Flat
bush; improve Fourth and Second-aVes III new
Utrecht,
To incorporate the Association OF the Bar Of NeWf0Tk
The House then took a recess
EVENING SESSION.
Upon reassembhng at 1880 o'clock. the following bills
were introduced Incorporating the Ncw'l ORR Advers
ing Compauy encourage steam towage Oh the CANALS
TO extend iexington-ave New York for steam toNage
the canals Tor public park in Rochester TO TeGa
burg Railroad; TO regulate places OF an9 seine
IN BFOoSRj Tao following S bills we're
ordered third reading. Amending the charter OF the
and manner Of the Company commenclng business e 10
regulate the grade Of Eighth ave- Ncw-l Orh 1ot tho
better o al certain 81 enscnS clause
stricken out Incorporating tue Fleetwood PARK Asso
Mr. FREAR reported tie Brooklyn Police bin.
Mr.. JACOBS asked that the bill be m de the special
Mr. ALYORD objected the ground that he had
doubts whether the Metropolitan Police District
viii be abolished this session ana besides ne kne" OF
why Brooklyn should have more consideration
than any other locality.
Mr. JACOBS asked If he objected on behalf OF hs parry
OF his locality.
Mr. ALVORD replied that II was not for his party.
Mr. JACOBS then appealed W his sehse OF Justice 20
sting to he released from the Metropolitan District.
pi MAKING provision here, ana II ~ was ~ Do
defeated. let II be defeated at the earliest moment
Mr. Hustled said this House had refused Ia alb ciish
thd Metropolitan Police District, and he thought 1t
waste OF time 10 consider this bill
MI JACOBS did not believe the gentleman nlustedD
was authorized TO speak for the majority OF THIS House,
and he assuming too much when Ie assumed TO De
the leader OF the majority here.
Mr.. MADDOX differed from hs colleague tMr. Jacobs.
u the Metropolitan Police District 10 be abolished.
then the citizens OF Brooklyn would like such bill
this but II the District is 10 be maintained large
majority OF the citizens opposed to this bill The
motion 10 make tie bill n special order FOR tomorrow
WAS lost by CJ % 4s-nOt twO-thirds. Adjourned.
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HOME NEWS.
TIE WEATHER

TIE WEtTHER
A. yo,x Han, rb., IA, Wsd Hour Ther Bar Vind
w" a.. 's1c an NV 1858 NV.
~ ~ 1o A. ~ wv 80 mJ4 NV.
40 $3.50 NV. II ~ ~ y Nv"
REMARKS. Yesterday the 2fh) was bright, sun
shiny day, but cold and windy The sky was snshlS
ooudy from l:20 y. IN. to p IN.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Mr. MURPHY, from the Judiciary rt nnde,
reported the new bill relative to the supreme ooui' "
the new Judiciary Article OF the CONSTITUTION ,ho Canal
The PRESIDENT presented resolutions OF u,e nana
Board in favor OF reducing tolls on the can"' ~ f
oe ON nation Of Mr. mkRDENBURGH the subject was
made the special order for "Wednesday o, nrevent
Mr. GENET attempted TO Introduce an ACT W l''''"'
fraudulent voting but Mt TWEED oDleetea, sona,or
Mr. GENET said he was not surprised tna' 'ha' 0'"''
Tbe PRESIDENT Gnterrupting- IL ont OF or
der. Objection being made inc uiIl oan''' w INV
IncornorntiDg the Staten Island Bridge IoihPdhy'
Mfr GENET offered the following resolution 81, ~.
gh,reas III. metropolitan Police Law prohibits member o. We
Co@g.o9 boeas ' G.' now held by euy violation
10 the statutes Of the State be- and IL declared D..
two Ou.e. the 9Th Of April 60 INTO JOINT session " ' '
Commissioner 10 place Of sad Henry Smith ,,,
The resolution LAID over under the rnle, ,,,
Mr. NJ NORTON moved 10 recnmnllt the Dill ProNIuIt
Tor The eecon OF Inspectors OF Election In Brooklyn 10
the judiciary Committee, TO give the minority nearing
Mr.. DREAMER denounced the men WHO now . eUnt.o
nolitics in NewYork robbers Through their lhrgue
republican government the metropolis was prosuatcu
and the purity OF the ballobox overthrow GIVE new
York election Law that VIII p[eyen. s hSped the
resolution would prevail The BILL was teh IeleIIeu W
the Judiciary Committee. 90, ,.,. =.
Mr. DREAMER reported favoraoIy the OH reiau'o !"
the Board OF Assessors Of Brooklyn. 80. -
The Senate went into Executive session hl'er
session the doors were opened ana inc o
a recess
The Senate reassembled at n o'clock. ne
following bills ordered to third reading ReauVe
10 FOrdharn and Pelham-aYes.; amending thc chu
"Reminiscences locating an Industrial Reormaory Prison
Elmra amending the charter OF the rookSn, srit
Company inSOrPoTstng 1nG IN oree the laws Of
1867 relative State Prisons " salaries Oh te oue
thereof providing for paying the principal and Interest
of the Canal debt establishing and maintaining an III
suon for the support Of disabled soldiers and SAILORS
Adjourned.
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THE FIRST ISSUE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS HAS ALREADY BEEN
PLACED. AND SALES ARE BEING
FILLED FROM THE SECOND

ISSUE.
About $1,000 expended tie road aud the work b.
ing carried forward si'h the utmost 'isor
Lees $4,000 will be required complete the lin. between New
Haven and MdIetoaB VII Do running that section
daTin, May
snel only he Hok and Tor but
hsf expenditures thus constituting loan Bond
Mortgage Connecticut secured by property worth double the
The COuPay paying STATE and Local Taxes and the
United States Ineome Tax
The CONNECTICUT AIRLINE BONDS hsve from The i ranked
with he market and have justly been regarded
confidence b investors The vast importance Oihe
enterprise glance while tbe vAlle Of road q miles
present popular oa.e between the two chief
financial cities Of America scarcely be oTerestini.ed
onau, decline Governments has increased the desire
premium which into INTEREST BEARING CAPITALS
Of form Of investment which combines al the excel
embraced by this Loan offers the attractions, those
toned 10 holding GoyernDeBt which found the Airline Bonds
Tb. Bonds are lsued denominations Of $500 and Oc and
Coupon Bonds the option o. The holder be Reg
stored. ether With. or without Coupons attached
Tier are still offered at Par nd IuieresL
HATCH D. FINITE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02
Lsve Stock rIarIkct.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 81 - Cattle-the
market has ruled dull during the past week
and there has been but little doing. Cattle
have been little on the decline for the
last eight days. We quote at 3t@4c for
thin and rough; fair 4!@43c; and for the
best grades Of butchers stuff 5@Gc. Some
few extra cattle go a little higher. Ship
ping cattle sell at 5t@74c,s according to
quality. But few in pens unsold. ttl e
HoGs-The receipts have been light the
past ten days, and prices have advanced a
little since last report, and the supposition
is that they will go still higher. We quote
now at from 73@8tc for light and fair fat
hogs; smooth, well-fatted heavy hogs are
worth 90O@0.35. Some few sales, small
lots to butchers. Extra hogs would go
little higher None left over unsold.
Houses AND MULES receipts are not
so large as they previously have been. IN
favorable news from the South has caused
a great many to hold of, though a great
many anticipate better market in short
time.
SHEEP-The market for this kind of stock
is good-selling at from 2@3tc for com
mon; the best at 4@5c. None in pens IN
sold.
Receipts for the week Cattle, 300; hogs,
S44; horses and mules, 4S5; total, l., 49S. =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02
Now ADV ertssen,ents.

Cherry Pectoral Troches are new arti-
Gle just out for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, etc. Very pleas
ant to take, and free from that nauseating,
offensive, cubeb taste. They are pre-
pared by the well-known house of Rushton
& Co., New York city, located for the
last thirty years or more under the Astor
House. Their preparations have obtained
a worldwide reputation for their superior
ity, so that all may be assured when they
obtain these Troches they are getting an
article that any druggist or physician would
approve Druggists sell them
we are soon to have Philip Phillips, with
us. The Dublin Register thus speaks of
him The celebrated vocalist appeared last
evening, and delighted his audience by
SINGING several of his sacred songs which
have rendered him so popular IN America:
The selections performed by HIM were all
Of religious character. The entertain
ments are intended for the assistance OF
Snnday-scbool work. Mr.. Phillips talent
in this particular line of vocalism fully
merits the encomiums which have been
bestowed upon it.
All men who desire to establish anything
in the line of manufacture, might do wei lltc
read the advertisement of Whiteman Bros,
as they have great water-power for sale
or lease.
We call attention to headvertisement O
9 he Bloomington Nursery.
VIM. Long, the celebrated wagon-maker,
has opened and established at 81 North
Market street. where he is prepared to dc
all kinds Of work in his line lie desires tC
call special attention to his harrows as he
thinks they are of the best quality.
Read the proclamation of the Governor
Mckee & Toney have dissolved partner
ship. $50
Be sure to attend the auction sale Of
Barnes Spitz q Co.
Ed r. Richardson is admitted as part
ner in the firm of Fife, Anderson 81 Green
A meeting of the Blood Horse Associa
tiop is to be held on Saturday.
Dolin, Crawford & Co. are selling large
stock of Japanese curiosities.
The Emma Floyd is 20 leave on Wednes
day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02
Editor in The City.

We were pleased to meet in the city yester-
day, our friend Tom w. Neal, the talented
editor and proprietor Of Nears State Ga
zette, published at Dyersburg, in West
exchanges, and is published in one Of the
Furnishing sections OF the State, and on
the line Of the Mississippi River railroad
between the Mobile and Ohio and Mem
phis and Louisville railroads and the Mis-
sissippi river. Mr.. N. will sojourn for sew
eral days in the city, where he has hosts Of
old friends to make him welcome
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02
RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river continues to decline at this
point, with 10 feet on Harpeth Shoals
Weather clear and cool.
The Alpha, loaded with hay, corn and
bran, arrived from Evansville yesterday
morning, and cleared again in the after
noon.
The Emma Floyd, from Cincinnati,
passed GAINESVILLE last evening, and will be
found in port this morning. In addition
to her Nashville freight, of which the con-
| signees are mentioned below, she has 100
tons of freight for the Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad.
The John Lumsden was due last night,
and will be found at the wharf this morn
ing. She returns again to Cairo this even
ing at o'clock, with Capt. o. w. Davis in
command and George Throop in the office
She is No. 1 passenger boat, and her APP
pointments in every respect are complete.
The Emma Floyd clears for Cincinnati
to-day at P NJ, with the experienced
Capt. Chenowith commanding and the
courteous Bob Wise in the Office She is
a tip-top craft, and favorite in the White
Collar Line.
David Kalear, an old sailor, and for many
years past identified to some extent with
steamboat interests at this place, died in
this city yesterday after short illness. He
had many warm personal friends who will
regret to hear of his demise.
The Memphis Appea of Monday says:
The river at this point is again going up
more rapidly. The swell yesterday amount
ed to four inches, while that of the day be-
fore was only half that amount The Ar
kansas and White rivers are at good
stage, though the former is falling,
List Of consignees, steamer Emma Floyd,
trip No from Oininnati to Nashville:
Armiste9d & Co., Anthony 4 Herbert, R.
F. Adams, W. Ball, Berry, Demoville &
Co., Brien l. Thaxton, w. Boyd, Byron
Bros. & Co, Barnes q Spitz, 7, w. Barnes
& Co., Burgess, Hughes & Fraley, L Bak-
err, Clark q Gregory, S, Cooley, Antonio
Corrieri, D. Claarvizza, Campbell &
Spire, A. w. Cady, Demoom i
Broade, Hugh Douglass & Co.,
DeMoville q Co, Ewing & Co., Fail, Spain |
& Fall, C. L. Fuller & Co.. N. S. Green
field, Gray & Kirknan, Gilbert, Parks 4
Gordon, Grewar & Henderson, d. Har-
per. Hughes Il Anderson, Harrison 4 Son,
George Hough, 7. Il, Jones s. Co, J. !
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02

Yesterday being the first day of the
raising of the freight blockade, which has
stopped shipments for some weeks, there
was an immense amount of freight trans
mitted over the Chattanooga road. The
large lot embraced corn, produce, goods,
groceries, agricultural implements, and
every variety of merchandise, destined for
the various Southern markets. The road
will not, we are assured, be again blocLaded,
be the demands upon its capacities great
soever Gs they may.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02

Jungermann, Harsh & Co., W. Fl. Luckl
hardt, Litterer & Cabler, J. b. Mathews
John Morrow 4 Son, John Martin,
McKoin 4 Co., Mcclure, Buck & Co.
Bradford Nichol, J. II. O'Connel & Co.,
A. M. Perine & Co., Phillips & ButtorH
Rock City Paper Mill Company, Rossk
Gale, James Simmons, VIM. Stockell &
Son, S. B. Spurlock 4 Co., Smith 4 Grit
fifth, Sperry & Co., Terrass Il Yarbrough,
Robt. Thompson Il Co., A. M. Tennison
& Co., f. Terrass & Co., w. w. Totten &
Bro, Treppard & Co., f. w. Miller, j. w.
Wilson, G.. S. White, Ii. I. Yaryan, Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, Nashville
and Decatur Railroad, Evansville, Hender
son and Nashville Railroad.
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, Feb. River falling stead
lily.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02
FOUND DEAD

The Body Discovered in the River.
A negro woman, name unknown, was
discovered lying among some rocks near
the bank Of the river near the lower island
yesterday by Joe Ambrose, il. He tied
herto a rock and come up in town after the
Coroner. Coroner Brien proceeded to the
spot where she was found, and summoning
a jury, held an inquest over the body.
The verdict of the jury was that she came
TO her death by being drowned, whether by
her own hand or by some one unknown to
them. There were no marks Of violence
upon her body. The opinion of some Of
the jury was that she was between forty
and forty-ive years old, and that she had
been under the water five or six DAYS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02
SOIitarya and Alone.

The Academy of Music is now solitary
and alone in the amusement furnishing in
stitpions of the city. Since the depart
ure of the Bell-Ringers there have been no
entertainments at Masonic Hall, and both
the theaters being silent and closed we
have to rely entirely upon the Academy Of
Music for whatever of amusement is afford
ed to our citizens. And the Academy
comes up to the mark, producing nightly
a varied and an attractive bill to their nu-
merous friends and patrons.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02
CirCui4 Court.

The case Of Robinson, of Huntsville, as.
Hickman was yesterday decided for the
third time in favor of the plaintiff, the jury
bringing in a verdict for s., POP 20. A good
deal of interest was attracted to the case be-
cause of the many trials already had, as
well as the complicated facts and legal
questions involved. The arguments of
counsel consumed three days, and displayed
much ability and learning Frank E. Will
Iams and John L. Spurlock, Esqs, appear
ing fer the plaintiff, and Messrs. Gaut and
Stokes for defendant
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02
CITY NOTICES
Japanesc CurIo.Itles

The grand sale Of Japanese and Chinese
goods, marine euriosities, ETC., win take
place this evening at Z o'clock, at Messrs,
Mckee & Toney's, No. Cherry street, Op-
posite Maxwell House. The collection is
one of the most beautiful ever offered IN
Nashville.
Sale positive and without reserve.
DoLIS, CRAwFoRD & Co.,
feb2-tf Auctioneers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02

The candidates for the various county
Offices spoke yesterday at Breen's store in
the Fourth District, and were listened to
with marked attention by the large number
of persons in attendance. Mr.. Breen and
other hospitable gentlemen in the neigh
borhood did all in their power to make the
occasion agreeable TO their distinguished
visitors. The candidates speak to-day at
Smiths Surinu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02

MONDAY, Jan. 3l.-Court met this day
pursuant to adjournment, ali the Judges
being present. Cole VS.. Hickerson. BY
Judge Andrews. Judgment reversed
Morgan & Co. VS.. Borough ct al by the
Court. Modified and affirmed The day
was spent in trying the equity docket of tie
Eighth Circuit. which viii probably occupy
the remainder of the week. The case of
Bright VS.. Bright was argued yesterday.
D. G.. FRAZER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02
81. Vincenr Hospital.

There were admitted at St Vincent
Hospital during the month of January
fifteen patients; whole number Of patients
treated, thirty-three; discharged twelve,
and died three. There are remaining in
the hospital eighteen. The institution is
well conducted and has resulted in much
good to the city It's cost for the month
10 the CITY was sill
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02

Gov. Isham G. Harris is enjoying the So
cialities Of many old friends in the city. lie
Is at the Maxwell House.
F. c. Huntington and W. c. Whit
thorne, of Columbia, are at present in the
city.
Gen. J. L. I. Sneed, of Memphis,
reached the city yesterday evening, and is
stopping at the City Hotel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02

The examining trial of McCardle and
Hogan, for the killing of policeman J. R
w. Pearcy, at Hopkinsyille, recently,
which was to have taken place last week,
has been waived or postponed McCardle
has been remanded to jail TO await his trial
at the March term of the Circuit Court.
Hogan, the other party implicated in the
killing, is still suffering so from his wound
in the knee that he cannot at present be
tried
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02

Garibaldi, in recent letter, says: 81
know not which is the greater, the inso
fence of him who treads, or the endurance
of him who is trodden under foot
Throughout all my life when l have had
a blow on the shoulder / have always
tried to return it full in the face. 1t is
for this reason that l say with Alfieri,
What we put up with we deserve"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-02

Bill Hereford, the negro, who was ar
rested on Monday, charged with stealing
S17 from DR.. Knaf1i, was released by
Justices Brien and Hinton yesterday, the
prosecutors having withdrawn the case.