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The New York herald., 1870-02-19
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1870.

time aud saw them on the floor the prisoner having
the knife IN hls hand and the complainant bleeding.
Tue Jury convicted Zepeda OF an assault with intent
10 do bodily HARM and the Recorder sent him 10 the
state Prison for i've years.
Michael Delany pleaded guilty to an attempt at
dollars worth OF clothing on The 9th inst the pro-
perty OF John Mclaughlin. lie was sent TO the
State Prison for two years and SIX months.
ALLEGED BURGLARY.
Theodore Greenwald was placed on trial, charged
with burglary. II seemed that on the 5th OF Novem
was broken into and 800 worth OF billiard balls
stolen; that about two weeks ago man 0nered
eight large ivory balls for sale at Totans' place,
which he proiessed to identity as portion OF the
stolen property. Mr.. Spencer had dozen wit.
nesses IN court to show that Mr.. Greenwaid owned
the balls Mr.. Tweed abandoned the prosecution
and the jury promptly acquitted the accused.
Thomas Lyons was charged with breaking into
the distlilery or Albert Blum In East Twenty-nltn
street. on the I'd inst and stealing ten empty h0gs.
heads. II was shown that the accused was car
man and had been employed to cart them away.
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II WIN be interesting on account Of the evidences
very much OF which will be taken from the manager,
walters, chambermaids and others OF the Langham
Hotel, where % 80 many Americans put up when they
There il another scandal In hiQh life which will ere
long come before the public At present shall nor
mention names. but merely give u short sketch of
what near concerning IL from the best authority.
1t seems that q certain peer man about sixty
years Of age, who married more than thirty years
ago the daughter OF another noble lord. was in point
OF fact anu IN the eyes or the law o married man
when he contracted this marriage His first
wife has large family; for. SO rumor
says. he was Mormonlike In his proclivities,
legal wife. 1t now turns out that the mistress is
the wife and the wife Is the mistress. The humble
born girl who has for twenty years been In obscurity
Is in the sight OF the law the Countess OF -, ana
the Countess OF - Is no wle az all what makes
matters worse Is tnat by the noble wife he has
large famiy-some in the Church. the law, the army
and the civil SERVICE ana daughters several or them
married. When very young-SO tne taie 8oes-n0
had performed marriage ceremony Win tn0
girl, wnom he believed to De his mistress simply TO
believed, the ceremony to be null and void: but tn0
lawyers say otherwise, and IL seems that the union
was perfectly legal For two or three years mis- Tor
mer mistress has wanted to fight the legal battle
she wished to establish the Legitimacy OF her own
children. But law In England Ii not to be had for
nothing. and the sinews or war were wanting Lat
terly however. her brother has returned from Aus.
ralia with very large fortune mace IN sheep farm
ing and Ii anxious to SEQ his sister q countess
rather than the Kept mistress OF an earl. lie has
provided q large sum OF money wnerewlth TO fight
the battle and the matter - very shortly to be
opened up.
AS yet none OF the English papers have uttered .
hint respecting the business, although many people
pties the poor lady who. until now, and who 10 yet
called the Countess OF -.
The New York herald., 1870-02-19
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.


The trial OF jeremiah slatteriy, charged with stab.
bing John Curran with small knife on the 21st 0
January, was concluded yesterday. A number OF
witnesses was sworn for the defence showing that
the prisoner acted in sefdefence The jury rendered
verdict OF not guilty without leaving tnelr Seats
SENTENCES.
william w. Summers, who was convicted elriy in
the term OF obtaining $500 from Martlu Lyach, was
sentenced to the State Prison for three years
Captain Jourdan brought Bartho omew Donohue
into court, he having been indicted Tor shoociny
John Burke on election day. lie was committed IN
default o; 5000 ball.
a psnoNEsr TAILOR SENT TO STATE PRISON.
Won hlchea,s was tried and convicted OF 91pj
larceny III stealing nlnety-3lX dollars wogCn OF
c,ushtng materials, which lie procured from tho
wholesale establishment OF Werner ~ co. to maze
up. iic pledged ~ aud failed TO make and return
the coats. Mr.. Tweed stated that he had i've other
indictments against him for similar offences Tic
Recorder said ne was ! confirmed thief and thal u
was tnc business OF the Colrt To put him out oi the
way. Miclea!s was seat to the STATE Prison for i've
years.
Patrcl: Saxion pleaded guilty to burglary in the
third degree. lie Was charged With breaking ,aro
the store and dwelling house o. Jaines Muicuhy "a
Catherine street, Oh tne 18TH OF January and nj.
tempted 10 steal $1,000 worth vi silks and snawIs
His Honor re marked tlat II the prisoner naa baen
iniicted for burglary IN the first degree he would
have sent him W tie state Prison for twenty years
Tue highest penalty which the Court coIld lnpOse
was Inesed ous, vM.:-FiVe years Imprisonment at
Sing Sing.
Francisco Zeyeda, Chlnaman was tried upon a
charge Oh iclollcus assault anu battery. Ine com .
plainant elizabeth Lewis testified tnar on the SIN
OF January The prisoner visited her place IN Baxter
street ana Followed her. She told him not TO do So
reharSlng tnat ne had done her enough harm al.
ready oy attempting TO steal her husbands wutch
lie ihen drew q kpUe ana stabbed her In tue eve
tns am aQ1 we taigo, Az odlcer came up ut The
The New York herald., 1870-02-19
cGuRI or SESSIONS.

Righteous sentenco-A Burglar Sent to the
state Prison for Ten Years.
Before Judge Troy and Justices voorhees, and
Johnson.
Thomas Johnson, q hard looking character, about
thirty years OF age. placed on trial yesterday
morning for burglary IN the first degree, in having,
on the 2gth OF December last entered the residence
OF MIR. Charles s. Bunce, at 342 Dean street. The
prisoner was also indicted Tor committing three
other purelaries In the same vicinity.
Tne evidence yesterday showed that Johnson had
effected an entrance TO MT Bunce's house through
rear basement window AMI ralsacked the Kitchen
stealing tnererom aDout Hfty dollars worth OF pro-
pcrty. Mr.. Buncc ana fanny were asleep IN the
house at the time but did not hear the scOundre at
work. Johnson arrested early on the following
morning, Fiaibusn avenue, by officer sheridan, OF
the tlftIetn precinct. who lonnd the proceeds OF
other Durgiares IN his possession and subsequently
recovered the property stolen from Mr.. Bunce's
house.
Inc prisoner offered no defence, and the jury con-
victed MN without leaving their seats. Judge Troy
thereupon sentenced nun to the State Prison for ten
years.
SENTENCE OF FEMALE RECEIVER.
Ann Clements, OF No. 81 1alman street, who was
convicted or having received oerty stolen by her
Two little daughters from McEIninney h stewards
store, on Fulton street, was arralgned for sentence
yesterday. In passing sentence, Judge Troy strongly
anlmadvcrted upon the conduct OF the woman IN
teaching her chidren 10 become thieves, as she cvi
denLly had, and characterized her as an unnatural
mother under the circumstances. His Honor sen
months and iwenty-nlne days. A n0lle pr0sequl
was entered In the case OF the w0man's husband,
who was also indicted on similar charge. The
daughters are now III Inc House Of Refuge.
The New York herald., 1870-02-19
C0MkON PlEAS-TRIAl TEhM-pA2T /
Interesting Cotton Case.
Before ,Iudpe Daly ana n Jury.


Marcus +. WOod,uB ct al Us. The camden and
Ana5oy RlHJoad ana Transportation COmpany.-
TINS acton for The OF $32 OO0 the value OF
iortytwo bales OF cotton, transported to New York
by the defendants on account or the plaintiff, and
which were destroyed Dy fire while lying as the pier
III this city. The complaint alleges that july 1864.
at Philadelphia, the defendants agreed sae.y to
carry TO tie city OF New York and there deliver TO
me plantifis lJ3 bales OF cotton which were placed
lie nands OF defendants, under an agreement Tor
charges that contract was not duly carried out
anu lndt I0rty-twO bales OF the cotton were never
delivered.
me defendant set up that the bill Of ladlng CON.
tanned Il clause protecting them from responsibility
Tor los, caused by nre unless 1t resulted from cale-
iessnesS tner part or by reason Oi the neg lxcnce
vi Lneir agents. lnat the agreement made VIII
an0Jlev company and not with them. ana tnaL by
Tue terms OF charter II liable al AL tile liability
Is niited to 500 for every 100 POUNDS weight and
al the rate for more OF less quatity, accord
W which the loss would not amount to the sun
C.almed.
Judge DAILY delivered an able and exhaustive
Charge TO Jne JURY III wncn he reviewed the v0llni-
testimony given on the trial ana cApian III The
Jaw in a lucid manner TO them, ana after quite q
long absence 1t was found there was no prospect OF
tnelr agreeing, and the Judge ordered sealed yel-
dict.
The Twelve Temptations Difficulty.
II appears that the itigations botn in the Common
Pleas and Supreme Courts In regard to the play OF
'.Ihe Twelve Temptationsn have been settled aud
discontinued.
The New York herald., 1870-02-19
ASSEMBLY
ALs.yY reb. Is. ls1s.

ALBANY. reb. IS 1879.
ABOLITION OF THE coCRr or SPECIAL SESSIONS.
The nli abolishiug The Cousl OF spcssa sessions
In Kew iofk was read ana rasfeL.
PAYMENT ~ TuE ANF4.gsg sTArE DEsr ~ coIN.
Mr.. JACOBS, IRON .lc Comagltse " Ways and
Eeans repofisd tre loIOs,Hg:-
Resoiysd N the ScLsse esncar - princif and H..
icrssl of the state osO uiArr tss. l4A kas ~
Comptroller the - tlis Fasa ~
tt.st u.der lis laws a. De ralI 80
acCfrea a4d tecasnes ane u speaa, eh4 = t1e Comp
AI0 anu tie N0iunleg9 tA4t a.
sigey, time purrhss. ,0in Laosssiy .
snsnic taen - cOrnf " wIh Us iDssfnetiau,
Nj. husTRp, .f0ln tn1 nhgsIlsy ~ tns committee,
reported tne oloniag prclsa lie 10 p.cCGle TIC rc o
tauun uifeie ei w ~. sac0Ds.-
Whereas, by o. Ae Sur cour % iHe
ntA sl4e, IA y 80 slefs A3Nius ~ sst Jf 80 tssN Goa
a.sa ,1us y tss rAkAse - Congress y SsA Fea
neE Aet arr p-la0ie "a c.sn ttrc0l1 fesSiyNts a.
NJ. IA oEs said tnnl msJuIity ol the WAYS and
ss-.is .sA AAttts N~ut.l y Iuu 1rstpOd t1at lac
oaa.c snialh- ~ 80 "a acs ~ ypss.ec NJ yat
g1Iu " t-s 9eeni0l lgleuea ~. hg tEeTc40e . 0p.
p0sci tle AIae.iAnioAk
Mr. LifrLsduiiS s.ll taa mln0fty waited tais
pfeamuc adopted Tor the a tnal tha mari, 10
whica ne hel0nged aul aireal, VIZ, h a.,,.sr -
FUSED - pas ang " tAls u-st IA co,l Eav alter
sue GSCliun gC!errCA - II N4a ur,,..g IL - - ~ !.
reason Of tsis chanse. He wa II iavqs ~ pavtug
thg 4tLL ln CON Lc ClA nc la.t ~. ,setti.ftal
% ths question sAo!'d s.aad ulga tue deg.snou ol
ere court 10 protect TIE stst3 asaanst tn.Nszna.
OF ca ;us winch " = iOuriag ia 4 "a r,sc a,
sloI ~ adopted wlIa tAe preamble.
Dir. AosELY mCyeA ~ lag tbS resolution on tks
tane, As no beiIevcl the House rSl lfrtaret III
vote Oh u. Ibe L4cton wgs carried ~ gse following
Jsle.--
YxAa-SssE Aly@S, Earsss, Eeaa,, Bsty, slvSss,
The New York herald., 1870-02-19

Ir,sford, Brown, Brown cl.rf - cOot he cal,n 2.
HensS D.s Ps LANE p:%n ssn s
Hull. Hyatt, Johnson, K,lism Lh.sl5hs Lossry Lyon
rHp, oatman 6'Keefs Parker Pierce Ray, ksner Rogers,
sanbom, Seward, s1per Stevenson fei' walker "'oa.
NAYs.IMessfs E xinswor.h. BALDWIN Banker, Bennett,
cossn coosS becse DOGGY eaSsn Lps nSa fs asn ysn
Frear Fuller Hathaway Hennesssy Horton, Howe, LIZ
Nsss ss1lasSS Mooney aary . MURPHY,
som, Roman, seEres. shanahsn seshi, snow Speaker.
Steele, Sweet, Tishc, Young-a.
Mr.. JACOB stated that the committee was willing
10 accept the preamble as IL did not AFFECT the reso
luton at ALL and 1t was necessary to adopt this .eso
Tie preamble was tnen adopted, as was also the
resolution. Tne vote on adopting the resolution
stood So to 20, rs follows:-
k.S kAyD, Dsssr
L:aI 4 Brown, r Rf5wn; c1apSs; carey Clark Gsos,
Dodge Drs f Enpis, Fields T 'i"s. fsnssn, a pyHs,
ffe aae t & H ys
johnson, Jones, kicrnan Krssk, ianahSn, Lawrence,
Ss1 ass ss1sssp as
Speaker stsves:on Tef walker, W.sa WinsS. Wood
NSYs.-Messrs. Bamlcr Bennett, Blair j. Brown, Burns.
Decker Flanagan, Green nasbrouck Horton, Irving Lyon
Palmer Ray and Tshe 20. 'N'' '
TIE RECESS.
The resolution adopted yesterday to adjourn 10
March was amended SO as TO adjourn 70 the 2Sd
inst. at hall-past seven +. M.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. NACHTA AN-To charter the House OF Evan
gelists oil New York.
BY Mr.. CooE--For the further protection OF en-
ployes III New York.
BY Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING the carriage OF freight
and fixing the rates on certain railroads.
BY Mr. CULLEN-COnlerrng jurisdiction on New
York courts IN actions against foreign corporations.
BY Mr.. DRoLL-r0 alter the map OF Brooklyn.
By MIR. CAvANAGH.-EXtending the time TO collect
excise fees IN the metropolitan district.
BY Mr.. cLAR4-ln relation to widening Coney
Island plank road.
BILLS REPORTED.
BY Mr.. PATRICK-the Brooklyn and Jamaica Rail-
road bill On motion OF Mr.. Jacobs l. was recon.
mitteu.
BY Mr.. LIrrLEJoRN-Authorizing towns 10 take
stock IN the R0ndout and Uswego Railroad.
BY MIR. MITcHELL-ILe 125th street New York Rail-
road bill.
by MIR. LITTLEJoHN-Relative to express COM
pan,es requiring them 70 denver packages within
twelve hours alter their arrival III New York, where
twenty-iOur hours are now allowed.
by MIR. FIELDs-Amending the charter Of the
Work ng WOmen's Protectve Union Of New York;
also 10 facilitate the payment OF taxes by railroads
by Mr. CULLEN-lo establish q court or civil Jurls-
dictlon In Morlisania; also providing for election
inspectors and canvassers OF election IN BROOKLYN.
large number OF bills chartering charitable and
0.ner societies In New York were reported.
Adjourned until Wednesday evening next.
The New York herald., 1870-02-19
Alleged Revenue FRAUDS.
pnfnro rnn, ~, ico,Anav n.haraA
SUPERIOR cuuRT-TRIAL TERM-PARr z

Ejecting Passenger Without a Ticket from
Hudson River Railroad Train.
Before Judge Jones and jury.
Joseph s. Priest us. the Hudson RfUer Railroad Com
pany.--It appears shat the Hudson River Railroad
Company have regulation to the effect that per
son shall get on their cars without having ticket
they have instructed their employees to resist any
violation Of this rule. The plantln undertook 10
get on one OF their trains at Troy N. Y, aud OF
the employees OF the company attempted to prevent
him, but being powerful man, Mr.. Priest sue
ceeued In retaining his place IN the car He nOw
claims that the company's empl0ye kicked HIM,
xo,UOO which ne seeks to recover. The evidence did
not clearly develop sucn violent assault rs the
paintiu compained OF, but only necessary excr-
ton on part oil the emplOye to. eject him from
the car The jury, however, found Tor the plalntll
IN the sum Ol $1,000.
The New York herald., 1870-02-19
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
sENAIE.
ALBANY, Feb. Is, 1870

ALBANY, Feb. is, 1870.
ElILs IkIKoDUNED.
by Hr. NJ. NoETON-D esIe mating the day for town
And charter elecilol8.
by ar DRADLEi-io 1idea Madison avenue and
other st'cess IN New lor..
Ly Nj. n. NoRroS-- Aboli4h,nz the Board OF
Supervisors II new oTS.
by air. CRgsAEI-. ,oO!ishin. the Metropolitan
foncc Comaisslol
Bills PASSED
Amending the caartcr " tie FirerT0of Ware
kousing Company, ad Tor the r;,sI VI COZ OgAtions
organized nndcf gearfai laws
BENEFIT or AAAEfED w9. ~.
Mr.. PIERCE reported a D. for The btneat OF mar
S.ed WUmen, by lnsarn. IRE Ascs oi tier Aas0Ahus.
THE CUNIRACr sfsfEA - CANAL
The bill 10 abolish tlc contrActtag board hld con-
NActing system oa caL9lB ".s .iads siS-.Ji Uraef
Tor lhufsdsy next. -.
Adjourned III "Wednesday evening LeAE % hall-
past seven O'Clock.
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UNITED STATES nIsIaIcr cegaI.
The Bin,nHer Case.

The Bininxer Case.
Before Judge Blatcnford.
Clarke rs. BiHiRgsr.--This terribly muddled case
has now assumed another phase In regard TO some
points raised by the assignee IN bankruptcy.
Judge Batcnlofd holds that ail the rights OF
action which Clarke was seeking 20 enforce were
vested in tho assignee the assignee should be
allowed TO prosecute the action state court 10
his own name, and mat ali order now &c entered
that Clarke execute aud denver 10 the assignee the
proper papers to Iaciitate the substitution OF the
assignee As suitor In the place OF Clarke that Carxe
refrain from prosecuting the action; that the bank
rupts DC cuJolned from interfering wih the properly
In Admiralty.
John Hanson cs. The Schooner A. W. Thompson
The libel In this was nled by the Of the
sloop George Seaman to recover from defendant
certain damages for a coiliAion between the two
vessels on the S0th November, In the year 1850, Oh
the Battery, In consequence OF which the sloop was
sunk.
Judge Dlatchford In rendering judgment holds that
the schooner in Iauit, as sac could easily nave
avoided the sloop, and he orders a decree for The
ilDellant, with reference 10 u commissioner ~ as
certain and report damages.
Alleged Illicit Transportation oil Whislsey
Casks.
Assistant District Attorney Emerson having begun
q suit against the New Haven Steamboat Company
to recover penalties for transporting empty wniskey
barrels with stamps on In violation OF the provisions
OF the internal revenue laws, the matter nas been
settled Dy the company conesslng judgment for
$780,
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Forty nrst street four OF avc tines week ago she
said MARY ha1 no shoes ana he gave her three dol
lars 10 huy q pair for her. Sne has haa one chlid
he knows since their separation besides the present
baby. They we're married sixteen Years 1go.
THIS concluded the evidence. tbe Jury were then
charged very brieny ~ the coroner, eifer which
they retired, ana In d short time brought IN yer-
dici that Margaret sheridan tuet her death from
pistol shot wouad nj the hands 0f Thomas SHERIDAN
her hus band at No. siT West Forty rrst street on
the icgh OF FeDrxarY. 1870 fhe prisoner was then
fully committed Dthe TOinbs 70 await the action OF
lln..l ..n4.lA A..n.
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From every stormy wind that blows,
From every swelling tide 0f woes,
There 10 n calm, a sure rutreat--
'lI9 found beneath tie mercy seat.
An OLD QUARANTINE RING,

The ring that bought tue Quarantine property In
Staten Island at such q ridiculousy small ngurc
have got INTO trouble with the trustees o. Gag
TETON In regard to their street boundaries and are
thereby deferred from bringing their pro.
pcrty into tho market. The ring CLAIMS
That the whole OF ARictta street, according 10
tue deed received from The state authorizes belongs
10 them. Tne trustees oI Castleton thought other
wise. This streets runs up In diagonal direction,
and the ring wish to straignen II ana retain the
property made by the change. Three strce.s are
being laid out, and these new streets VIII not be
opened to puolc travel untn the dispute between
the ring aud the trustees ~ 6ettlcda