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CUxEMBOuRG q.

CRso for the Congress- by tho Austrian Ply
acknowledgements Consultation Required.
VIENNA Dec 27, 1870.
The Official press argues thas ''as the neutraiza-
ton Of Luxembourg under the collective guarantee
has failed the future OF the Duchy Il now open for
the consideration or the Powers.r
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lust Received, ae Cattnarh's. SOP Broad
way, Metropolitan Hotel Dressss Cases Rnssia her
potemonnaes, Bags, &c, &C. tor Sev Year preseuts.
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Anew Yenr'S prescnts-Ladies and Gen-
tlemens elegant embroidered Slppers II f. A. BROOKS.
3l5 Broadway.
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Full Dress Coats Made in the Most Fla Siior-
able styles ready made from S25 S25 with Vests To
match. a DRuMGOI.D. KING 4 CO.'S. igy Bro.dw.v
between Canal and Howard streets
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Holiday Goods.

lAObdny sOOdh.
ALBERT BISCUIT,
Bv ROBERT MIpDLtMAsS, Edinbnrg pronounced "ThA
truly choice make pat up In two-pound tina
JOHN UUNCAN'S SONS,
Special A.ents tor the United States..
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Arrival Of Colonel Ryan Rt Aspinwan with
Arms and Am.nUBiii0n Es Route for Csbs--
A Steamer Expected to Convey Them
HAVANA. Dec. ~, 1870.
Adviccs from Panama TO December "a have been
received, VIA Jamaica.
The Cuban Coloua Ryan arrived there on the I2sh
inst. on this steamship ocean Queen, froio New
YORK, with large quantity or ammunition aud
arms, intended for Cuba. A number or Cubans
were expected 10 Join Ryan at Asplnwali. There
were 100 uten witn Ryan.
steamer expected to arrive from New York
(the Hornets 20 convoy Ryan ana his oompanio,is 70
Cuba had not arrived ut Aspnwail.
HAySsA, Dec. ~ 1870
Two thousand soldiers arrived yesterday from
Spain.
Captain Crsig, OF the bark Speedway. and threo
sailors were drowned yesterday iir the harbor -
Cardents.
Abscendiux Cashier.
HAVANA. uec. 20. 1870.
Alvarez the cashier of MiHtIst Ans1ntD, uefferE.
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ChansDn nUnc~. G0enacs.
ALL THE DESIRABLE BEST YEARS.
STYLES IN VOGUE. RARE QUALITIES
JOHN DUACAN'S SONS,
Uuip
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An EIcrNnt Selection Of Diagonal WnifSsDa
Coats at DRE MGOLD, MING CO.. at moderate prices
DRUMGOLD. KING x co, ta3 Broadway,
between Canal and How streets.
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Anew York Club and Rink S,sntr~.
wholesale aud retail Depot at Il A. BROOKS, so BronI.
Yay
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Nevada viii leave this por. On
Wednesday for Queenstown ana Liverpool.
The mails ror Europe wu close AZ The Post Oliiss
al eight O'Clock A. NJ.
THE NEW YonC HER,LD-Etl,tion for Earope---
viii he ready At half st seven O'Clock IN the morn
ing.
Single copies. In wrappers for mailing. cents
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ENGLAND.

Death ON the Rail Agnin-Eight Persons
KiIiec-lntcrnationaI Arbitrui uiiOn-Troublcd
About the Alabama Case.
LONDON Dec. 81 1870.
Eight persons were killed by a railway accident
near Hatfield this morning.
The London Standard, OF to-day in an editorial
reviewing the WORK OF DR.. Francis Lieber on CAR
bitration," expresses the opinion that, as con
sdering the political well a. the legal aspects OF
the question, royal empire is preferable 10 any
faculty OF law.
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BntcheiDr's Hair Oye.-The Best in tho
world Tue only perfect dye harmless, reliable, nstanta
Factory, Ii bond street.
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DR.. j. W. Powell TREATS riseaseS nj the Eyo
snd heretofore for the 81 Electricity
piled suitable often restoring sight
where other taied send for circular
6ayanofaradic Institute, l67 East Thirty fourth street
Third
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Royal Invnnn Lottery, Suppier~euisry.--
For inlotmaton sjirass LUrHY 4 CO, saV CrocnSch
street, New York. = "
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A-A.-A.-The Rest Holiday (:iu,
FLORENCE SEWING MACIilNE.
A. =


SrkINwAY a SONS
Manufacturers Of Grand, s,uare and Upright
PIANOFORTFS,
invite the attention OF the public their splendid tsso.
Of P,noiorteH moderate prices Old rnnos takrn
exchange. Every Panoforte warranted years
Illustrated catalogues nssled IRE. appli cation.
WARERDOMS, SILiNWAY uALiA
l09 and Ill East Fourteenth street. New York.
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A.-The Nest Tasty and t:r,retnl Holiday
Hat manufactured and sod by E,PESScuHIo lis kas
auatrset, for ~,
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A.-SpectncIes, Eve Glnsscs, Opern md
Glasses. JAMES PRENTICE, ia Broad,
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A.-IAdies Fur~.
Now il the time 20 get bargains,
At WAkNOCK q cos. 5iy Broadway.
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A Holiday Gift Of Real Value

One of Smiths American Organs.
By far the best mad1
DruRAY 4 ELLISON, Agents. ;! Union square.
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A Cabinet Crisis and Unpleasant Prospect.
MADRID Dec. 20. 1870.
SemOr Rivero, President OF the Council, has re-
signed ana Is succeeded porarily by Sedor Sa-
raSta.
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ITALY AND SPAIN.

The King Elect His Way Matirid-A
Duke In Embryo.
FLORENCE, Dec &c 1870.
Prince Amadeus, accompanied by the Minister OF
Marine, has started for Madrid.
General Ciadni follows, and IL TO receive In the
Spanish capital the title OF Duke OF Gaeta.
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A.-A.-R0yRi HnvNna Supplementary -
Determined hy the drawings of the lova Havana Lottery
For informatou. kc. address MCINTYRE, GaEGo.f 4
co, 3i6 Canal street and iA Chatham street.
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l A.-Perfect Fitting Roots aud Shoes and
warm ovERSiOEs, cheap. st BROOKS, 51j Broadway.
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spool Cotton-Orrs & NcNnnght's--t'heapes
ana best imported, for hand and machine Full
sortnenl ALEAANDER KNOX, ba2 pcar street
The New York herald., 1870-12-28

A.-FOr n stylish and Elegant Holiday lint
go to DOUGAN, 100 Nassau street. correr OF Ann.
The New York herald., 1870-12-28

A.-IIcrrtug's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l BfJadway, uprnsr MUIR ~
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When We Say Thn, Mrs. Minsiow's SOotii.
ING SYRUP acit Ike chag: io but rea.rate
Svsos 81 s."'y who used l2r thoil children
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Declares the "iiaht'' which il In Him.
LONpoN, Dec. y. 1870.
Mr. Gladstone has published u letter Indignantly
denying 'he report of his conversion to the Roman
Cat hoc faith"
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Bay WnrnUclS x, Co.'s
Seven Dollar Holiday Hat.
Get a GenLieman's Hat.
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Cashier.

Alvarez. the cashier OF Miguel An,s0to' Herrerzs
has abscunded with $50. 900.
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Barometer correct.i ror eavatou ADD einpera.
vlre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-25
NJ OLIVIER AND COUNT DARU.

NJ. Emile Olivier on Jan. 8, received the star
OF his department; IN reply TO an aulpss he peRgeu
leave TO explain his sentiments, aud said. among oer
things: "When had the happiness OF aiding IN lhe
great work OF Sovereign cOnsentng to lay aside co
siderable power for the benefit OF the country WIS o
Ministry OF Justice which preferred ana wnlen ~, ne
Inanded from the Emperor. Wbyf Because all my ire
have had nv eyes fixed the just Well both you ana
when every day we on the door and walls OF tnls
palace the word Justice make 1t reality ana The
Inspiration OF our daily conduct"
H. SAYS The Pail Mall gazette OF Jan TO- we arc 10 credit
the reports Of welnormed and very credible persons ia
Pans, the Olivier Ministry is not NJ Ollivlers Inc
Count Daru can say that IL Is his administrator Inc
story Is land story which has truth on the FACE OF ~
IN no deeperl that NJ Oyiers failures to assemble TO
himself Willing colleagues overcome. Baiiied
from day TO day had at last TO tell his Imperial mas
ter that his attempts uDavaing, ana mat despair
had set In upon mind Then IL was that Count Daru
was sent for and he. who had suffered under the coup
(fat and had never since shown himself converted To
Bonapartsm was appealed to for help with an under
standing Ministry might be pretty mueh what ne
chose To make 1t from which 1t would appear that i'll
not NJ Olivier who has taken IN NJ. Daru. but NJ Ddru
who has consented 10 accept NJ olivier The actual con
stutOn Of the Cabinet certainly does not by any means
discredt this account OF the way IN which II came INTO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-25
SERRANO AND TIE CORTES.

January being the Did de los Santos Reyes, or
day of the Holy Kings, which IL has been customary
for the Spanish COrtes to send depLtation to fectate
the Sovereign committee OF the present Assembly
headed President Ryero received by the Regent
at the Palace to-day, 10 whom the President read the
folio wing address:
"SRSoR Following a custom cOnsecrated by time the
Cores CONSTITUENCIES have the satisfaction to fecitate
your Exceency this day, which the people dedicate to
ieicaoDs and 10 public Teiocings and In doing they
do uOt comply with duty NJ attention. ira
dona ceremony. but for the first time In many years
OF representative system express with sincerity true
sentiment, symbOlizinR Ia this act tho cordial
union. the perfect identity OF views and Of prop
ositions between the accidental chief OF tLe
state and the Sovereign Assembly from whom proceeds
this authority, Thanks to tho loyalty, the disin
teresedness and the patriotism with which your High
utlls the sacred duties Of your high magsiratre
md to the confidence which, with reason. the Representa-
tiyes OF the naIOn feel III The Government Of your High
ness have been able tO the dangers which
enaced popular Institutions. and 10 can down the
commissions winch attendant all refOtDatory
olutiOns Only In this oHly by tho perfect
cord OF all wills shall arrive nj the completion Of tho
constituent work. the grand revolutionary
quests and destroy the efforts or the blind dsurbers OF
order and the astute Uf liberty Your Highness
must receive the frank xprSOn o affection the COrIee
and the people by them cTesencd make 10 your noble
your ennient services III favor OF the c0un
try aud OF tho revolution
BerrdnO replied as fOllOws:
"sGkY OREs DIPTA Dus-I receive with singular pleasure
ts sincere Fluctuations which the Sovereign C0rtes OF the
Spanish nation direct 10 ny The mouth OF their WOthy
PIesluent the anniversary VI tho Traditional nesq VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-25
wEsrcHEsTER COUNTY COURTS.

The January term of the County Court and
Court OF Sessions for Westchester County commenced at
the Court. House. White Plains yesterday, before the
Hon Robert Cochran. County Judge, and Myron Silk
man and Stephen Billings esqs.. Justices OF Sessions
After hearing and disposnR OF sundry motions in civil
Jurors for the term viz Isaac H. Knox foreman Allen
Brundage, st. John Brown, James Bird. Erastus H.
Brown, John Cornell. A. ii. Duncombe. Wm H. Heustis
Jacob Holiweggs. VIM Il. Meeks Geo J.. Osborne Daniel
X. Sherwood, James ii. TrOwbrdge, Dennis Valentine
Alsop III. Lockwood. John V. Briggs, stephen Taylor.
Darius Lyon, David W. Miller Leman B. Trip
Judge Cochran, In the course or his charge 20 the
Grand Jury, remarked that at the last term OF the
County Court no congratulated the Grand Jurors i'm
panneed on that occasion that there was nothing for
them TO do-not single prisoner In jail whose
qured their consideration; that the criminal admins
with regret that since that time calendar
has almost unprecedented IN the history OF tho
county, only fearful In number OF oenses but also
fearful In the character OF the crimes committed en-
braclng all degrees OF homicide and manslanghter
assaults with deadly weapons robberes on the highway
and forgery. However unpleasant 1t might DO for the
members OF the Grand Inquest to discharge their duties
by finding bills OF indictment against the Offenders he
hoped to prompt action In the matter at their
hands, and u speedy trial, In order to make the
administration OF the law In the county effective
in the suppression OF crime They had large amount
FORE hoped that they would prosecute 10 with energy
aud weigh the testimony without fear OF favor, and nd
IL convenient 10 hold sessions corresponding with those
OF the Court from 10 IN Till p m. from to In the
afternoon also IN the evening In special After
calling the attention like wise to the laws against usury
officers publication and exhibition OF obscene books
aud pictures and the suppression Of intemperance &c.
the Grand Jury returned to their room to commence
their duties.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EBw-Y oRK..........."...,.....JisuiJA
CLEARED.
steamssp.-IIolsst, Hamburg W. p clyde wiainrtou G.
BaE-IieOse ABsep; Helen Mar Ant"erp Jenny Porto Ca
beo; Waldo Csrdens. -.
Bnss-ssrah Bep C.rdsnl Lewis Clark Cadenas BIsu Mara
Caidrhss - NJ.
Galyeson Oneida Charleston; Nellie T. Burgess jacksonville Camp
belt ST. Nssy's Ga Daylight BsnOei T. Williams, Bstirore
Crusade NewsYen Byeh stamford Oregon ProTldeaee hoen
ElLsbsthpOrt; D. Z. Acken. Stamford.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Msrsbea lie Mes.ae Liverpool jan QasensoNs
3th via Boston 23d. mdse ,-.,,--. a.,
mdse. and
Ste.mshp Mississippi Henry Orleans mdse and
Sayesr Newben n g.. naval stsre
Ste.nshIp Fsnits. Freeman, Philadelphia Indse.
SHIP W TsPsco urqohsn London aud Isle Of wight Dec ne
and pass.
Ship Permoss, Cobb Manila i3l days mdse
Bark Josie Mildred. Gnu, ROTTERDAM ~ DAYS, md-e
Bark Mare Bernard, Grand Turk. I. l., ~ days salt
Bark Brszliera. Wessels, Santos % days coffee
Sbock Demsraa - DAYS and Len
a port schr John Rose. for Nes-rork next day.
Brig Mercedes Kohl Cenfuegs y DAYS and aossea
Brig Prairie Rose Critic, Cienfaegos 81 DAYS.
Brig Annie Seymour N.Wboi Ran Bias ~ days, cocosnuta
Brig Rush. Hariesy hessns 50 dsys, fruit.
Scr Curtis Tton Somer Cenegos ~ days sugar aud messes
Schr Anglo American, smith, TruIlo, Hond, hides, &
Schr. Amer II. Freve, Hickman. iBsgua days, salt
schr. Jos Seger. Hills, hatsnrss days, mosssea
scbr. 4. " Nichols, Curtis. Para 10 days, rubber
sCHoossRs RIvEs AND oo.srwsa
Rachel Jane RlEsbethporL hsron. BliEshethport.
Edwin, BiIabehpors Bntsrdnsc BlEsbethporL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoroS Jan AArved steamships Palmyra from Liverpool Ne
from kewiork BARK Juiia, from Gonayes.
r. FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEESsrows Jan. 3he steamship Mnnesots from Hswforf
arrived here yesterday on the ss t. Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-25
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.

Before Judge Freedman.-Mdtthew Y. Gable
sgt Lynds l.. Jones.-This was all action in trover,
brought by plaintiff to damages against the de-
PENDANT for converting three Zoo bonds OF the Dayton
aud Michigan Railroad Company OF tho value OF s2,55O
The plaintiff and examined, aud testified that
Dayton aud Michigan Railroad Company. aud delivered
the defendant In his safe at No 1877 Broad
for safe keeping; that subsequently he demanded
portion OF the bonds and defendant put him of
Os pretexts, finally giving him aud then more
but when plaintiff insisted upon having all the bonds
defendant confessed his inability TO return the Others
saying he had disposed OF them that plaintiff could put
him IN the Tombs, that he could not return them.
Under the pleadngs tho Court refused TO let the de
the Jury TO return verdict for plaintiff s2s92 49, be-
ing the amount OF principal ana Interest to WHICH the
Court added an allowance to palntifs counsel OF per
Robert H. Waite, attorney for plaintiff, and A. H.
Hitchcock and d. q. Briggs. attorneys for defendant
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hension appears to have arisen. No conc0rdat mas
ever been concluded between Prussia aud the Roman
Curia but there was on the 18th OF MARCH, MI an
agreement i'm relation to the establishment, endOw-
ment and restrictions of the Archblshoprics OF the
Catholic Church of the State" which was sm Wn
time afterward ratified by the King, Frederick VII
liam Ill The bull of the Pope referred mainly 10
the change and establishment of churches ana chap,,
tiers without mentioning converts and ecclesiastical
orders The chief provision of law relating 70 then
was an enactment of 1910, which declared their
object partly incompatible with the necessities OF
the time and partly better attainable by other
means" that in future all converts should be re-
garded as property of the State and that no noylces
should be received into such INSTITUTIONS. Ihis
enactment was especially directed against the orders
of Jesuts and mendcaht friars; but a clause per
hitting the Government to maintain IN existence
such institutions as were devoted solely TO benevo-
lent and educational purposes has served as preext
for the toleiaton of many orders which woud seem
TO be condemned by the law. Observe the following
statement of the Government. showing the stations
of ecclesiastical orders or societies in Prussia OF when
it has knowledge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-25
THE COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-CRoUr.-Ksos COUNT

N'N'''''
BEFORE ,Judge Gilbert-Chdries Eaton 6p
Patrick Eaton has guardian and ad Item agt The Dela
rare and Laekararna X r; Company, Lessees q n re
recover 10000 damages for injuries sustained by the
plaintiff the 2d OF last APRIL while trayehe on Ine
WAS on his way TO NowYok in company with two other
men named Ryan and Aberneathy. All three had Deeh
employed on ss h roaa we're S. snsr and
70 walk TO New. York. On reaching Waterloo station
they overtaken by freight tram ana tne oGhduc
were accommodated In the caboose ear aud went Few
miles, when the train was stopped. Unfortunately the
curve where a train coming in the same direction could
not be stopped y tune to prevent and rse c
boose car completely wrecked One OF ts occupants
the man named RYAN, was almost instantly Killed L,
aud the plaintiff sustained injuries which VIII render MN
a cripple for life He was removed to HObOken and at
tended by DIR, Thomas p. Norris, and In about two
months afterward able to be moved TO his homo In
this city Plaintiff asserted very positively that the con
ductor had invited them t0 rde, and that they had ac
cepted his ofe but did not pay any fare The deehse
they commended that as the plaintiff had not paid any
fare the company could not be held Responsible ior any
Judge Gilbert in charging the jury held thas tne com
pany must be responsible for the act Of the conductor
amount Of damages Counsel for defendants excepted
The jury after short absence returned verdict Or
Before Judge Prat-on the evening OF the 9th Of Sep
tember, 1862 fire broke out IN the planning estaD ,,c
ment OF william Il. Walters. in Navy-st, aud before the
flames could be extinguished large amount OF damage
was done to the adjoining property along Fnlton-aye
Among other offices in which Mr.. walters was insured
was the Home Insurance Company OF NewHayen i0r
81 500 The day after the fire he notified them that nis
place had been entirely destroyed that his loss amounted
Ia SOO7 49, and that they were liable to n IN the tu
sum Of 81 500 The Company. however, refused 10 pay
and Mr. Walters commenced action against them 10
recover that amount together with Interest from sep
tember, 1863 The Company admitted that the polcy
spoken OF by Mr. Walters had been taken out put az
legged that IL was binding. the premium not having
been paid They also commended that even II the pOcy
should DO held binding Mr. Walters was not entitled 10
ba had hia establishment for more naZ
ardous purposes than those specified III the agreement
and had also carried his business at night when
ought 10 have been provided for In tho policy The Jury
rendered verdict for the plaintiff for $1,000 being the
full amount claimed.
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THE BISHOP sUIT-GEORGE. THE COUNT 10
HANNES.

THE BISHOP SUIT-GEORGE. THE COUNT 10
HANNES.
The case Of Eleanor f. Bishop agt K. Jones
ct al was continued yesterday in the Common Pleas
Court at Special Term. before Judge Van Brunt This
was an action brought by Mrs Bishop whose suits with
her husband long occupied the Court for $4,000 dam
ages for false Imprisonment q charge oi obtaining
goods on false pretenses. a.,
Some time ago the Court directed the defendants TO ME
amended within certain number OF days. ana
abandon their former answers. Tho case came up IOr
Judgment on failure to file such answers
IL appeared however by affidavit that the answers had
been fled ,-,.,r
George the Count Johannes who appeared for plaintiff
insisted that there perjury in the answers. some
ma tiers denied in the one were admitted III the other
was case for his good friend Judge Barnard. The pub
lie were Interested in &C. The defendants had not com
piled with the order They had not abandoned their
answers -. A..
Mr. Beach counsel for defendants argued that the
fling of the amended Of itself all abandon
ment OF previous answers. . 49,, 4.
George the Count Johannes-What Ia the adoption or
the XVIII Anne ndment the abandonment OF our glorious
Constitution much loved and dear 10 oar peOplef
down was thoroug established In fact older than
the Code He tired OF being dragged here ny these
frivolous motions He thought the Court shOud repuAe
this kind Of practice and the fryolity OF counsel
Judge Van Brunt-Ho has a right 10 make motion .
Mr.. Beach, suppose he can make an ass oil nnnseII
but this brings Court itself INTO contempt lie hhd
one thing say about the charge OF PERJURY Ills cenl
were merchants Of the highest character ans no super
numerary actor Boston theater was worthy To even
blacken their boots.
The Court checked the Count from replying and took
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-25
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

Tho Board of Supervisors of Kings County
met yesterday afternoon Supervisor Osborne presiding
communication received from Coroners Jones aud
Whteb stating that their total receipts for inquess
1860 amounted $780, out OF which they paid o. 20 for
clerk hire aud travelling expenses wing them o. each
They for Increase OF fes for making nqcs from
go 60 els per The Increase was granted
IuunlcatiOn received from tho Commissioner Of
Jurors show Inc that the fines due by delinquent Jurors
nniounta t670. He requests tho board To take
action IN tho matter. Referred Ia Committee Ac-
counts. Supervisor Harmon presented the following:
,soip,d That the Beard respectfully the Sesstop aud Aisa
CuntJ 10 The Of such act by The Lss
,h slsss hereafter 10 the mpetJ Sentston
Board Cshssfs aud Of each election Dtrt said
County. l.. .......
The resolution was unanimously adopted Thomas I.
Church VI New Utrecht. WIN. H. Stillwel Ot Oravescnd
and David IOagaud ~ Eew.LOttS, were appointed Ia.
suectors vi Plank Roads lu Kings County.