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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17

D9~ The good people of Savannah
have had scare, the like of which they
have not experienced since that great
military lion, General Sherman, went
roaring through the country seeking
whom he might devour." A lion and Ii
oness lately escaped from the museum
and traversed Hull street, creating a stir
among pedestrians quite unusual His
majesty was soon captured and taken
home, but his royal consort, terribly
frightened by the pursuing crowd, leaped
a fence, and took refuge in a neighboring
kitchen, to the dismay and scatterment
Of the servants The keeper soon arrived
and by means of kind words and rope,
succeeded in bringing her back.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17
More Oil.

The Titusyille Herald recently an
0ounced the striking on the Scott farm
at West Hickory, of new well, which
is reported as producing fully one hun
.dred and seyenty-6ye barrels per day.
The well is situated about quarter of a
mile from the Venture well, and is owned
by Neyhart & Grandin. The Herald
says the excitement ip the vicinity is OIL
the increase, and "eity" will probably
be built during the next fortnight.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17

A SUIT has been commenced in Balti-
more, by the State of Maryland, against
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, to recover the value of gold over
currency, in which the State has been
paid its six per cent. interest on divi-
dends guaranteed by the Company on pre-
ferred stock owned by the State, at pres
ent amounting to nearly twenty millions
Of dollars.
The claim is based on the recent decis-
ION of the United States Supreme Court,
that all contracts for money made prior to
the date of the Legal Tender act Of 1862,
are payable in gold.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17
The Most Popular Medicine
Extant
THE PAIN KILLER

En -
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Is both an Internal and External Remedy
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Beware Of INVITATIONS and CoUNTERFEITs.
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Is an almost certain cure for CHOLERA, ana
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this terrible disease than any other known remedy,
or even the most eminent or skillful Physicians
In India, Africa and China, where this dreadful
disease is ever more or less prevalent, the PAIN
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European residents in these climates "A SURE
REMEDY.
THE PAIN KILLER-each Bottle
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THE PAIN KILLER is sold by all
Druggists and Dealers in Family Medicines, and
by Dr. Stricker, New Bloomfield, Pa May lO-1m
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17

THE Customs Collector at Corpus Chris
ii, Texas, reports to the Treasury Depart
ment that while encamped sixty miles from
Rio Grande, he was robbed by portion
Of his military escort, of $l2,Sl0 in spe-
Gle, custom funds.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17

DURING the past week considerable
trouble has occurred in France. In quite
a number of instances the citizens erect
cd barricades in the streets Of Paris, and
in several instances the troops had to use
firearms before the people were driven
away. Though the election resulted in
quite large majority in favor of the En-
peror, yet it also showed that very large
number Of discontented people were ac-
lively at work against him.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17

In THE House Of Representatives a
Special Committee are maturing a bill
giving subsidy of three millions Of dol
lars to five Steamship Companies. One
to run from Boston and Portland to Eu-
rope; another from New York; another
Philadelphia and Baltimore; one from
New Orleans to Vera Cruz and Brazil,
and one from San Francisco to China and
Japan, but not to exceed three hundred
thousand dollars per annum, and all SER
vice to be done by the companies making
the best propositions to the Government,
and to receive full rates for all mail mat
ters.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17

Large Receipts.-By report of the re-
ceipt for premiums of nine of the principa
Insurance companies, in Hartford, Connect
icut, we see that the receipts Of the AGtna
are nearly equal to all the other eight put
together, thus showing how popular that
company is Lewis Potter, of this borough,
is their agent, and if in want of insurance
for any kind of property, call on him for a
policy in the Etna Insurance Co., Of Hart
ford.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17

THE MCFARLAND TRIAL has at last
ended resulting as nearly all murder tri-
ais do in New York, in verdict Of ac-
quittal. 1t is not yet known who Nc
Farland's next victim VIII be, but as he
now has license to kill, it is fair to pre-
sumo he may take vengeance on some
more of his enemies.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17
THE WORLDS WONDER
Eqlualizil,g Oil 2

THIS Oil for rheumatism in all its FORMS
Spralns, Bruises. Cuts, Wounds Of all descrip-
49, - tOnS Cramp, etc, etc, etc.
IS UNEQUALLED by any now offered to the pub.
lie. 1t is for sale at 81 cents per bottle, by
NORTH L. BOLINGER,
Millerstown,
Perry county Pa.
AND +. MORTIMER Il CO.,
New Bloomfield, Pa.
Relief given almost instantly, and permanent
cures effected. 10 SIN
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17

sGgr Washington dispatches say that
the Senate will not revise the Tariff laws
at this session, but viii reduce the Inter-
nal Revenue taxes and get rid of numbers
Of assessors aud collectors.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17

Mr.. JOSEPH II. LEWIS, Mr. Golliday's
successor as Representative from Ken
tucky, took his seat in the House last
week.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17

ANOTHER Prize Fight has disgraced
the country. This time it occurred near
New Orleans, between Mace and Allen.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17

CHEAP FOR CASH. The undersigne d
gives notice that he has adopted the Gas h
Plan, and now sells goods at very low ratio $
for Cash or Country Produce only. No de :
Walton will be made from this rule,
r. CATHCART,
Millerstown, Penn'a.
May 3, 1S70-12t.,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-05-17
NEW BLOOMFIELD, PENN'A.
Tuesday,, May II, 1870.

THE INTERNATIONAL Yacht race came
off in England, last week, resulting in a
complete victory for the Americans.
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
The PATERSON gogse RAILROAD AGAIN.

The municipal authorities Of Paterson have for
some days been considerably excited the subject
OF horse railroad through Willis street, IN that city.
u was demanded by majority Of the property
owners along the proposed route, and after con-
siderable discussion over quibbles the ordinance
granting the permission Of the city was passed.
Last evening, however, Mayor Rye returned the
ordinance 10 the Common Council without his sigma
ture, accompanied by somewhat lengthy veto mes
sage. The friends and opponents of the project
present IN force and considerable interest was
manifested In the result. The principal gentleman
objecting To the road is Mr., J. s. Rogers,
prominent citizen and large property holder. His
motive Is not known ms, nearly everybody seems in
favor OF II. Mayor Ryle's action IN vetoing the
measure was singulary in contrast to his provcrba
2uhlic-improyement spirit. The subject was mat
ter Of some animated discussion last night but no
decisive action had been taken up to a late hour
although II seemed generally believed 1t would pass
over the Mayors veto. IL Is singular thing that
every horse railroad IN Paterson has been fought
through with the greatest difculty, and yet those
opposing II gs soon the railroad Is bat add ten To
twenty per cent 10 the estimated value Oi their pro-
uerty.
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
ROBBED ON 4 RAILROAD.

Yesterday afternoon Frank FHly, u young maa OF
rather gentee appearance, arraigned before Jus
tice Scott at the Essex Market Police Court charged
with stealing from John Balentine, now stopping at
French's Hotel, wallet contalning $ilo. A very
short time ago Balentne was travelling rom Albany
10 Westheld Mass, and muie ac1uaint-
ance with Filly on the cars. The latter
seemed TO be very genial, cordial soul,
and affected qnite liking for Baentine.
He would even every now and then otter Balentine
his private flask to drink from. The result tnar
the Unsophi3licated Balentine soon became oblivi-
ous Of all mundane affairs, and Filly left htm at
Chatham Four Corners, station on the way TO New
York. Baentine's destination was West6eld, and he
awoke from MS slumber before reaching there.
10 was not long after when hu discovered he had
been robbed Of his pockctbook ana contents, rs
already stated. He Thought no more about 1t, bnt
happening TO be In New York yesterday and stroll
Ing up the Bowery he chanced to meet Fy, aud
calling q policeman had him arrested. On being
searched at the station house, whittier he taken
wallet was found, which was identified by Bacn-
tine as his, and, singular 10 say. the exact sum
stolen from Baentine was found therein, The pri-
soDer was beld ~ answer.
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
COURT CslENDlR2-Tais Dly.

OYER AND TERMINER AND SUPREME CouRr-CrR-
CuIT-Part l-Bclore Judge Cardozo-Opens at 10 \.
A. M. No circuit calendar. Criminal calendar-1he
People vs.. John Collins, burglary: same vs.. John
Irving and John Benson. burglary; Same VS.. James
Reade Richard Jones and others, burglary: Same
vs. William Eagan, fconi0us assault and battery !;
Same vs. John z. Burnel two cases. embezzle-
ment; Same vs.. James Cain, larceny irom the per-
son; Same vs. David ID. Thomas, larceny from The
person. Same Annie Moran, larceny from the
person. Part 2-Beiore Judge Van Brunt-Nos
l772, 86s1 I74S 1920, 356, 17i0 16l0 a55, S0o 1914
1876. 1s26%, $780, 1852 lS4s 1865 .75, 664, 1905 240
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM-Held BY Judge
Brady.-Demurrers Nos. H. IL. II. Issues OF law
and tact 46 49, 10 l40 las, l49, l50, 52 153, 154
1856, loo, l5S, Co. 81 i6, 3d. l06 107, l22, -, 49,
lb0. 3d. 90, 1913, 9S, ISL, li5.
SUPREME COuRT--CHAMBERS-B Judge lngra-
ham.-Nos. 81 ~, g. IS, 81, So 81, lis, 10, III;
cali l25.
COMMON PLEAs--Part before Judge DAILY
Nos. a., 2I0, is, los, i3a 1863, $50, 4oO, i6l I'll
465is, i6, 3e7 3i5 $50, 6s, 207, 2i9, 365, 2s 800
295, 81, oly. 22l 403, 2s5 los, rs, a. co.., 49,
l36.
MARINE CoURT-Part Before Judge Cross
Nos. 50s, 1898, 44o4, 4440, 4i6I, 4i6i 4l56, 1851
4S5a, 1920, 462l, 1924 1926. 46s9.
GENERAL SESsIONS-Before Recorder Hackctt--
The People Us. Henry W. Geston, perjury Same vs..
Charles MCPHERSON, burglary: Same vs. stephen $.
Stevens grand larceny; same vs.. LOUIS fIeherZ
ana others, grand larceny; Same vs.. Milton II.
JeWison, cmbelllement
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
tors.--luag.aen rcyersed. orInlon ey yuage ROBIN.

tor&-ludgucn reversed. Opinion ty Judge Robin.
son.
Order appealed from reversed. opinion by Chief
Justice Daly ana Judge Larrein0re.
CsoJIes n. BOstlrfct. Rereirsr u.s. dndrelr BesSer
et di.--Order allowing supplemental complaint re-
yersed, with ten dollars Costs opinion by Judge
Helen II. gerhuas rs John H. Tsrme-order an.
pealed from reversed. Opinion ny Judge Loew.
Charles IL Dacts IS; y. faatth,calte Judgment
Henry G,iG5s us. Prtsr $. forer-Judgment
affirmed. Opinion by Judge Robinson.
= unartes 9: Hanan'er a g. o. g; rhttp hern-
Tne Ksiropol,,aa Board Or Heam rs. n.
ScsmddeS.-Judgment affirmed. Opinion by Judge
sarah Woldron cs; caroline Rftcn,ngs; Judgment
affirmed. Opinion by Chief Justice Daly.
Elizabeth BdtcatGh rs. Samuel hnth.-Judgmeut
affirmed. Opinion by Judge Robinson
Hery r. Thoyp ps. Wtison Waditngton-
appealed from affirmed. opinion by Judge Larre-
more.
John Toaa ct al u.s. Same.-order appealed from
Jattd c. murray os. J0hn II. Waiiey.--Judgment
affirmed. Opinion by Judge Loew.
for reargnment denied.
James SANDER as. Aaare,c s. Nor7cooa 90 al
judgment reversed. Opinion by Judge Larremore.
Rhdfig ReHa o. fredSi'ch Disdfich. Judgment
reversed. Opinion by Judge Robinson.
george r. Thompson Us. George Seimer.-Appeal
dismissed. opinion by Judge Loew.
Let0iS +. 7to5ats kitoia n. Loke.-Judg-
ment reversed Opinion per curiam.
Before Judges Van grunt ana Loew.
John HuIiteS The MercdnC3te U2itltdt Tnsur-
o,,ce Conepdng.-The judges to whom thus case was
submitted being unable to agree, the parties mag
submit the paper December y.
EitrGrd ~ Afytod 6S. John ~ RObe,tsOn.--
Judgment reversed and new trial ordered. Court
costs 10 abide event. Opinion by Judge Robinson.
Ddptd RDey ct al. Us. Wutianp CUchTan.-Judg-
ment affirmed. Opinion by Judge J. +. DAILY.
charles knoI rs. MORRIS ROBERTS, J.-JUdgment
reversed. Opinion by Judge j. +. DAILY.
george A. turner rs. james n. Taylor et al
Judgment affirmed opinion by Judge j. r. DAILY.
W0ttam BHtter Duncan 1s. Robert Bdue.-Judg.
ment affirmed opinion by Judge Robinson,
AntsrB setan0 dltd Aa0tseT rs. Jt,c0b Smith: ana
WtUtdnl DdIin1 ps Sdn,e.--0rders modified
opinion by Judge J. f. Daily.
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
uHIItB STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Before Commissioner Osborn.
The Tattea states as. Manuel Hartiie ana E1.tito
KaBsaes.-The defendants In in,s action ar
factory IN which they were manufactured without
having stamped them.
An examination was held yesterday afternoon.
when the Commissioner discharged RAMIREZ and
he'd MARITIME in $500 bail Ramirez becoming the
accused's uoncsman.
Passing n Counterfeit Twenty Doilar BiI;.
Before Commissioner Shields
The UEtted NtHtes rs. JOh1 WiiGDtS--rae de-
feIdaut in this action, who goes under variety
" names, was arrested early on Tuesday morning,
On The charge az Gustaye Miller, saloon keeper IN
Elizabeth street on whom he passed a counterfeit
twenty dollar bin III. Merchants National Bank
VI this city, III payment OF drinks.
In his defence the accused said tie hil given
him hy friend. WAC ran away al ,he time OF the
arrest.
Williams was heid 10 3wa. The action OF the Grand
Jury.
LIVELY FLEA CAUGHT
Shortly after the disposal Oi the The alleged
accoinpIice OF Williams was arrested and brought
before The Commissioner. He gave his name ~
Charles Flea, ef III Baxter street but cmpatcally
denied having mad anything 10 do win the crime
charged against hin.. ON being searcaen false
nuStache found aicoH@ a number of copper
COINS ~ his pants pocket.
lie was held III $1,000.
The Old Colony 0Miragcs-Scvcrc Illness Of
Raymond nnd Indcs csints Postpone ment of
lac Examination.
In consequence of the serious Illness OF Eaymond
RACES. the examination into the charges which ne
and his fellow sufferer, Franco Frank, have made
against Captain Griaiie ana the thrd mate Of the
snip has been pat OIL Indefinitely.
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
COURT Of OYER AND IeRMISeR.
Before Judge Cardozo.

bSloie Ju0.c tdiuUIo
The business OF this court was resumed yesterday
morning ha,f-past ten. The caleudar for the day
was unusually heavy, comprising four Of rob
berry, two OF burglary TWO OF ielonons assault and
battery, one OF grand larceny, one OF emoezzemen
and five OF larceny from the person,
INDICTED ron wiLFCf. MURDER.
ON the Opening of the court three men seye-
iaiiy arragned ler murder ia the first degree.
The first case was that of Thomas Virgins, a
negro, wno charged with haying caused the
death OF Joseph Flynn by striking lau on the head
with piece oi iroa On the 5th OF last September.
The following facts concerning the d e.
Necped by the Goroner's nquest:-Un the 7th OF
emDer Flynn, u an intoxicated state. entered "a
VII = al the c0ruer Of Br09Jway and Houston street.
Hierc some glys were employed 10 making shirts.
b. gyms, Wao vas employed III N G store, ordered
III ouL, but lde Gecra-ed refused 10 20 WORDS en-
ael, during "nici igginS. taxing mp an iron bar,
ne0it Wynn d vigorous bow on the head. Tie
woUldeG Igaa taken 20 Bellevue Hospital,
wheie after an iliiess oi tSeniY-ohe days. he eN
Iireg rom tho eiiects or the wounds received.
On The aIraiganent ~ WiggIns Tor the murder
yesterday morning 81. BoWe, The pcisoherS coun-
sol pleaded not gtiilts, and The prieQrier was re-
hhornFg ALGgGKp NuRpsR
IaIic< Grldn MAS urea 3rrmSned ior the wi'lui
murder oi George II. JonnSon on "a OF August
rle prisoner, through Nh Rowe, pleaded not
niultb, aDd was also reui3nGe1
Az ALLEGED SO SDEEEB SEEKS RELEASE on BAlI.
Au Application was taen made by Air. howe FOR
uhe recast On pan ~ Henry McNevlh- pending has
iril Tor c murder % Edward hines IN last Noyciu-
hcr.
10 stating The facs Of the case counsel said the Ge
cciscd was a u0Utrlous rBtban, VINO had been IN
dletct hy tbs Dl3Ilci Attorney and convicted py
ErcufatI HaCkelt ior sDifing felOnIous aSsauf
ufou L man. on fle nignt In question the deceased
bn"l tie accuSeg II Eas sixteenth street. aud. after
threatening to lake tDe 8ie 0l deceased, took gniie
Dr. t MS bFoiher ana ran at the accnsed inteniin,
- carry MS tAfe9t5 mo execution when, tnlnAlng
HituseA 10 imhigeat danger, the prisoner Gred ihe
iatal saoi.
me District Attorney ssii ne was not aware thaf
a'A 7uGl m0D0n WAS about % be mace, AMI ue
aJUa Therefore liSe 70 loss ~ the papers before the
Ii ton Ras aH5cd upon.
me Courl assented "a this' proposition, ana tDc
ease STOOD over accordingly.
4 NEsBO CBAEGED gITE MCEDEB.
JOHN Thomas, colVreJ man. Grfaigned for
tbe ainf1ef % waiter Johnson py shnof'nc mn wltn
. pistol on fbe 3Jth SeleglbsT 1870.
From The faCts ~ the case. which were CrruilsDed
IL iheee G1ipoiEs ~ the oDc " L,e occurrence, 4
The New York herald., 1870-12-20

Ihis gentleman died in Kingston A. Y yesfer-
Gay, in the seventy-third year OF his age. lie was
OF French origin, but was born In Germany on the
18th OF January, 1898. He received first class edu-
cation, studied civil engineering and aided In nume-
rous important works in Europe. During the war
between Spain and France he served in the French
army and was severely wounded IN one battle. Sub
seluenty ne settled In the village OF Kapswever, in
Rhenish Bavaria, OF which lie became Mayor
holding the office several years ana receiving q
gold medal from the King. Here he also married,
and by his wife had Ave children. Engaging ~
revolutionary projects. he was forced to ny rom
the country. He came to the United Sta,es, where.
after suffering many vicssitudes, he finally entered
INTO the service OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal,
amassng large fortune. Meantime he had mar
rted lady OF Eddyylle without saying anything of
his first marriage This second alliance he
had legaZed by the State Legislature In ls4i.
Hearing that MS first vile dead he sent for hts
chil tren by her, and is said To have introduced
them into his house In the capacity OF servants.
During the past spring the first wife turned up alive
and well and came TO this country, where she was
received by Won Beck. Soon after the second wife
died. Then followed n sclndalous lawsuit. The
old gentleman was stricken with paralysis, and his
children by the last marriage petitoned for trus-
tee TO take charge or his estate the ground OF
mental incapacity. The suit attracted considerable
attention, ana was ended last August by the dis
agreement or the Jury.
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

meeting of Al; the members OF the New YORK
Naval Lyceum will be held at noon December 81, ia
the Lyceum Buiding at the Navy Yard, Tor the pur-
pose OF reorganzing the society.
United states steamer Swatara, Lieutenane Soin-
mander w. N. Allen, had left ST. Doimuso ~.
cruise among the WiHdward ISLANDS. the unitcd
States ship Congress was expected az 81; Domneo
City. and 1t was reported that she, Win INC oniteh
IN January TO redt, prior to joining the european
SQUADRON. The health or officers ana men OF the
West India squadron Is reporteu aS ocins teinaiL-
ably good. pou..,
expected TO arrive ut Mon'evideo on the 2oin OF
the suuadron VIII then go to- Rio. In the meantime
tpe Unpboat Wasp Will remain at anchor on Oocnla,
Attending TO American interests (which many seem
regard us imaginary thereahouts. Such ,s the dis
position OF the vessels comprising the SQUADRON In
those waters,
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
SUPREME C1uaT-SPEciiL Team.
Jim Fisk, Jr., Skirmisiiing for Position.
Before Judge Brady.

Jim Fisk, Jr.. Skirmisiing for Position.
Before Judge Brady.
James Fisi, Jr u.s. 77te 4ibGnp ann .StSQuehannn
RatirOod.--Several days since. |. will be reInem-
bcred, M order was entered changing the place OF
tral in mis- suit from New YORK 10 Albany or Troy
either place the plaintiff mignr elect. The case
came up yesterday on n melton to show cause why
a stay oi proceedings should not be granted
Mr.. Fieid Tor plaintiff, desired stay OF proceed
iugS until the same could be argued before the
General Term IN February. lie wished the trial 10
take place III TINS city.
Mr.. Tracy. representing the rairoaa interests
wished 10 know II the order changing the place OF
tria had Troy Rensselaer, county specified as the
pace oi tIlai.
Mr.. Field said they elected Troy, not that they
wished The trial 10 take place there out selec-
ton OF the less grevious or the two alternatives and
~ a necessary preliminary to al appeal from the
order.
The Judge remarked that he gave the alternative
of Rensselaer, county, as the doubt had been raised
on The paluiiil's side mat he would not have fair
tria IN Albany, aud 10 remove all possible objection
on this GROUND.
The order was made to read Rensselaer, county,
and then, in conformity with the rul es OF pracce
the argument was postponed until today.
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
O % IT u q Il Y /.

commodore William III. Gnrdncr, u. =. N.
telegram from Philadelphia reports the sudden
death IN that city yesterday morning OF Commodore
william H. Gardner, United States Navy. He was
born in Maryland in 1900, and was appointed to the
naval service In 1914. In 1925 he was commissioned
lieutenant, and served at the rendezvous in B3li-
more ON board the sloop Vandaia. OF the Brazil
squadron, and at the Norfolk rendezvous until 1871,
when he was promoted to the rank of commander.
ne was then placed in command of the receiving
sup Norfolk uS43-5l, subsequently In command or
.nc sloop Nandala OF the Pacific squadron us50-52l.
au III september, 1855, was commissioned captain.
rado, was Commandant OF the Mare Island Navy
M faro ls5ll and was on SPECIAL service IN 1s62,
uu.ine Wnicn year he was made commodore. From
looo W. ocloper ol last year Commodore Gardner
on & uu.y ny Lgnt House Inspector. since then he
nad been on waiting orders
The New York herald., 1870-12-20
c0MNON PLEAS SPECIAL TERN.


Before Chief Justice paly aud Judges Rohiusou
and Larremore,
Tue following were The decisions rendered by tie
General Term OF ms Coud sitting for the December
term
E7lsn VeaorfcisOR rs. John Keiip, SbeFif-Iudg-
ment affifmed. opinion ~ Cliief Jnstice Day.
.f0},gt EiaTGH Is. kJ,rdT0 H1,y1p. Judgment re-
rcrsed costs To abide event. Opinion by Judge Ropu
sou.
me VllesbnIre C0ai md iran G06iD1Dy rs.
SAMOA A. Iash.--ludgJneDt affirmed. Opinion by
Judge Larremore.
Ffoncts y. haz0tnHn cs me Hobpicen lam con-
ptstg--Indgment afurmed. Opinion 10y Judge
Robinson.
Chdrtes T.. Balsel' rs f3tsieit,ls S'erens Order
peaep lrJm atninlei OpuIlvn ~ Gbef Justice
Day.
Joseph WOf'Srey rs. me Fo,'ty-Sscond SgcT Gnf
Sl0fG Sgftet Ferry Rnftr0aR np13tD.-Judgiuent
reversed, Opinion by Judge Larremore
Ihs ce,ifro0 aot1 Mining company S0Hl,iet r..
rum Order confirming injunction reversed aud m
Junction dissolved. Opinion by Judge Robinson.
nm. ~. 'otDsnef 81 a. rs. FT1r1iis 1. hedtlpg
et n.--Order Appealed from reversed. opinion by
Judge Loew
tnt9e 2, Rysde,s "a. Jet. !. CgdHe ryot., Esepi.