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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

AausEMrsrs- Srsru rAor-rOursh. atsh aud sixth col.

AMUsEMEKTs- Ninth rAax-Foursh, Anh aud sixth col.
sfEnDlnsIhs fAsnsssons fsGn column.
BoAKDEis AND L0pGERs wANrED-sEooNp PAGE
BOARD % ANS sdd Sss
sncSsESs sSs asS s'f sS%s column
b srSEss offUarUEIrEs NINTH rAcr-rou.sa col.
inysISHss NOTICES SEVENTH rAor-sl..A column
CITY RIAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NIsTn PAGE-Firss
CLERKS AND sALEsaEN-rwrlrru PAox-Four,h
SS5eG1,Sg ESgn1H isn Second eoan
ScoAsTWisis srEAAsinrs-rissr PACE Fifth and sixth
C0PAaTNLksHIrs -Nlxru rAer--tonrtA column.
SaSSa SSaSSSTN raorr sSa@a Column
'DENTIsrRy ElGIlrn rAcEs Second column.
BMks bSf h6usE IS @ AND us
: FUEkISuED- --LiGnIu fAaE-Ihird and fourth col.
EyKSFESN STEAMSHIPS FIRST pAcx rf.a column.
EXC Hsfoks ESQ finsr rAo.Nslsth eoa@n col Sann'
SAsHkTss1 ok Fsas a sss columns
FssT FEsSdm
HELP WANTED -MALEs-rwKLrru PAcE--Frnh col.
HELL WANTED FEMALES TWELFTH rAox-secoud
HORSES. CARliAdEs, Ao.-Frrsr PAoEy Second, third
HOUSES ROOMS SO. wANTED~sEooxD rAox-sis.A
IssrsTsTi9S-r.nsr rssiTIs'TTiI9i r;aor--s!..A column.
INSURANCE TWELFTH PAGE- Sixth column.
'Nh dfS REAL lsTHTE % FOR sALEnN1s1M nD rAas "n...
Second column.
LEGAL NOTICES SECOND rAGx-sixth column.
LOAN OFFICES -FIIsr PA0s-FouTta column.
LOST AND-FOCND--NINrn PAGE--Third column.
MACHINEt. '--SEooSp PAGE-Sixth column.
MARBLE MANTfLS-EfoHTu PAGr-Second column.
MEDICAL .Eigmrn pAGE-sl1h column.
MILLINERY AND DKEsSAAKiNG--fIRsT PAGx--Sixth
mIscEIfANEoUs ADfERTIsEMENTs-TrSru rAsz-
1thcuumn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE--Saconi column.
NESicAL--ElGnTu PAcE-Ssconi column.
Ii PA Ei.a,c
tIASOfURTES-NIsTuP PAoE~t ourth column.
e0tliIcAL- FIRST PAGs--F Fourth column
fD4T OFFICE EOTtcE-AIG ITH PAGE Second column.
FhDfpSAI4S -rwEiTTH PAGE Sixth column
,PROYEkIT OFT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT NiSTu PAGE Second and third columns.
REAL ESTATE WkETED-NINrH PAsE-Third column.
KEW ARDS NINTH PAGE-Third column
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 40 LET-EIGHrH PAGE
torrth ana firth columns.
SALES AT AUCTIoN--EsonTn PAGr-Fifh sixth
SITUATIONS WANTED D-FEMAfES-ErEvrSrH PAGE
AID Tlv LtIH rAGE-fiist and second columns.
STU uAfIOEs WANrED--MALES-TwzL PAGE
Third and fourl columns.
sIEClAL MOTTO lES--FlRsr PAGE-Flssi column.
sFoNltNG-bO6s, BIRDS, &o.-FIksr PAGs-Sccond
sIoaAaE-FiRaT PAGE-.Sixth column.
SUMMER RESORTS SECOND PAGE Fifth column.
mryata ADES TWELFTH PAGEFifth snd sixth columns
Sxlt,o ,jEF-tte3r PAGE Second column.
svo dsT FOR BUSINESS PuKPOSES-EI9HrH PAGE
thrd column.
-.tghLLkKs' Oh IDE-rIRsT PAoE-s.gth column.
column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

V,ROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK
TIE HIRAM WOODRUFF STAKE
for four year olds mile heats harness. $3.50 each
On Tuesday, September II, at 3:20 r. NJ.
Edwin Thorns b. Nicotine by Clark Chief dam BY New
York Beauty
8. T. Dorsey's b. Lucille by Goldust, out Of Eaid
Hornet.
M. L. Motifs ch. f. Liberty. BY Independent dan by
Hoag'and's Messenger.
W. c. Bryant's b. c., BY Goidust. dam half sister to
Goldust.
-Four others raId forfeit, 800 each.
HENRY DATER, Prestd &.
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opposite the Post oGce.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
u. AND ~ fsSSISS our .r
sAHEs AHEsS i Sspay XIX SzsSsSEs tsfpsg
ss5ss; cs,S.sss
$ % 81 M which
ne e q q horse hAt Is warranted
Entries sales Of Mor.ss snd Carriages can be mad. at
%. S d.y ess 4as where
made on nS.ss, iSa
FAMILY OR COACH CROSS CROSS MATCHED TEAM, bay
sssy !.
together with top Depot Wagon for four set Double Hsr
TR6SouaRskEp IrysHr BAY HORSE black points;
Ver sna na sr To s S 81 II ana n
sound kim aud true; Is splendid under s.dds together
SiSe ESssF i1' long S1s
s a ssa a
gon @ beth in good order n Sc: W'snes nearly %hPs
ss and s
waTTi1.sd SoSx s9sHy knd ss snd true Try ~,
for one to nehns S e.,
very superior under saddle; stylish and air driver;
DARK Ray MARE. good family or business mare. IN
h,ghs years; stylish, good travellers warranted sound kind
DARK GRAY MARE, 1873 high, years; kind and true
BAY HORSE lh3 high, years; fast WALKER stylish
kind and true IN AL harness and good under saddle,
M an al day ra syss EsH anS and and ne Is high
BAY HORSE-Superior for business purposes l5x high;
years; good style and gait; warranted sound kind and
true.
soRRELL MARE-Long name and tail u high, ycars |;
stylish and handsomc tos close 0 fears nothing
and can be driven BY warranted sound Kind and
true.
CRY MADE TOP PHAEToN, for four persons; in good
order.
"a ROAD WAGONS, ROCKAwAYs.
FOUR SEAT DEPOT WAGONS; with and without tops.
TOP AND NO TOP WAGONS new and second hand.
Harness. sne,c and donLie Blankets, Whips, &C., &c.
WEATHER NEVER INTERFERkS WITH OUK SALES
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EYES AND EARS.

"A RTIPfCIAL HUMAN EyEs--BAUCH 4 Gou0EL-
IA MANN (formery with Prot. Boissonnsau, OF Parsb
makers and insorcrs the improved artificial human eye
B5i Broadway. N. B-Thsss eyes are endorsed By thS
FACULTY.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.


GREAT SALE or FINE TROrTING, ROAD,
p.qemor sale hs day o Z. ne lin. of
o ss = IN ; x.S;a @ =. sSs
to weather and without the least
,5S SsS Old closely %atsSsd Win dow
Ing and ts s are s sst nas sa and have
like one hose together they h.vs enc constellation have
beat A single they warranted snd ktnd
Fine blood bay ,rong Horse by Chief lSN high
6years ODD fine free stylish and sen,eei driver has vices
rank No. / warranted sound and Kind.
These three horses sold BY order OF Charles Palmer
Also extra dne, handsome and stylish dapple grs, z bred
Of the appearing and best behaved art or
see sVsu 70 s s can ss
has no superior; warranted @ r,Is SOU sound ard kind
yonss. s sns free and sired
sS gait and warrsntsd m sound aud fnd fei, can speed
Also II, amons fast and hsh bred sorel Trottng ors.
trced this seasSn IN scn,emens race a. Long Branch n
As SOUND mo ssa aa can f eS
paIt!cular of performances Ac., at sale.
@ .s %is Is
also two Ane city made Wagons, Harnesses, &c.
to higHes ndGcr Without Limit Or estfson '''
sented al time Of sale and fair trial given ana II not as
Represented Tue sale annnlicL 4
Sale begins PROMPT at u O'CLOCK
A ELEGANT G SPRING LANDAU, BREwsrER's
~ make, $3.50 price 81 100, good new Coupe
$50 Cabrioes Buggies seasonatc Carriages, % cent
HAMS, Fourth stree, and Broadway.
A ssoRTMHNr OF CARRIAGES HARNESS AND
"A Whips also Sisers ana one country made Road
Wagop hners Coupe Rookaway rhia1elphia !, TOP nussy
A GOOD DRIVING MARE. FREE SOUND AND GEN
n lie, for bargain Also ligh, Hason Har-
ness, together separately inquire AT al Canal
AT5s LIBERry-"rHE POPULAR"
IA the best leather wagon In the country at low
figure Sole agcns Ii you want rst rate business wagon
"Popuar."
JOHNSON & VAN TAssELEs. IS Liberty street.
CHESTNUT MESSENGER ROAD MARE, Is HANDS.
"A years. beautiful tall name; splendid action; coupe
Family Horse, brown years, 10 hands; stand anywhere.
A WANTED TO HIRE IMagplATELy; A STABLE
STREET Adarcs : once PURTfR box Il. Herald once
A e abeu ShD seven Years old FOR wc we vii sy io5
to sli0 Address l6j Herald onco, stating particulars.
A ssoRrNENr NEW AND SECOND HAND PARK,
ra and S pSST n sgo
WorS H cacc prices. fGYLos s. cedar street T.''
FINE YOUNG HORSE, syEARs, OLD, IS HANDS
Sb Street. bewesn as p Shfp and GGP s saD'
A TOP AND OPEN WAGONS, RocfAwAys, PHAE;
n. tons, Express Wagons sc harncss suitable FOR all
Corner Hudson spring streets. Can and elamIac:
LITTLE TURNER.
At GREAT BARGAINS BASKET, PoNy PHAEToN
N two Dogcarts iigh, Brett, Coupe Rockaway, Depot
Wagon and top Buggy family Carriages, all styles at low
p;ices. Win, Too SroauWsy.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.
n I viii Give $3.50 20 any who produce better
Breast Collar for doue harness than those make wih my
patent Breast Plates attached.
Z. GRAHAM, 66 University place. New York.
A LARGE, FRESH cow SEVEN YEARS OLD AND
IN gentle; will give q quarts on good keep.
N. MOONEY, Railway, Nj.
A LDERNEYs s-FoR SALE, A TWO YEAR OLD PURE
"A bred Ball INQUIRE Of JOHN VAN ANTWEPP, 50
Franklin street Csn at hs farm. Throggs Neck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

NITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
~ PASSPORTS OF the Department OF state issued by A. q.
WILLMARTH, United States Court Buildings, a Chambers
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

CADDLE HORSE wANTED-AND MUST BE GOOD IN
~ single or double harness. also double Team, both good
saddle horses and single drivers all be sound and kind.
Address, color. size. price. &c., b ~, Herald Ocs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
EXCURSIONS.


A NEW, FIRST CLASS STEAMER PLEASANT
N. VALLEY for Fort Lee, Peasant Valley and SHADY
Sidc from spring street, at TO- 55 and T. NJ Sun lay In
ciuied, landing At Thrty-sour,h street both wayA
STEAMER THOMAS Y, uULsE, CAPTAIN GEoRaK y,
y Annet leaves Christopher street To- and s. andiRg q
Piea,ap, Valley aud Fort Lee Leaves Fort Lee T. H. ~
AMI landing T fourth street way. Sundays u
uulcd Ausic board
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A STORAGE FOR FURvfTu RE. PTANOS AND BA0-
N. gage nj BATTERS0N'S Storage Estsbl.shnacnt "a
and ~ sixth Avenue, near Fortsth street. Planes bosa1
Tor sAiPptngs " moved city q oounssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

NIONEY TO I.oAy-oy NEW YORK AND BRooKLYN
1ti improved snt de,rab be New York unmprovei Rea
Estate. First aud second mortgages promptly cashei
lowest Principals only dealt WITH WILLIAM
sfdCBAIR Jr., q CO., No 3 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13
PERSONAL.

a NY ONE KNOWING WHETHER MR.. LIPPMAN VINO
~ resided at Memphis Tenn before the living
dead VIII confer favor by addressing room - New York
Hotel
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MONEY TO I.ohN-oy BOND AND MORTGAGE, o.
MOTT CO., 10 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

A THE ESTABLISHED OFFICE, G6 NASSAU STREET.
"A you obtain the highest price for Diamonds,
Watches silyerware, &C., VIII literally advance them
A. Dro oler.
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A BARKER i HAMIINS
IA CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK latter.
SAILS,
corner Broadway ami Tnlrty-ninh street,
hon

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBE. II, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
FINE AND STYLISH Bay Horse, about l5S high, ycars
od an exs fine and handy driver sharp stopper
roanster afraid OF nothing and lie driven by lady
warra - ted kind and believed to be sound.
LIGHT BROWN GELDING. i5k high, years Old, half
brother TO Lexington and raised IN Kontcky free
pleasant dryer riot In three minutes and warranted
SUPERIOR BAY MAKE, l511 bgh, years old, very
ee and stylish dIyer trot So and that to the end OF
the road fears nothing, Ia perfectly gentle
and kind.
Pair bay work Horses 1871 high and 10 years old and
warranted sound and kind.
DARK bay arr, lS1< high years Old good, kind
and In hne conditiop.
The above Horses be examr nd at the Mart
any time previous to sale.
Also several other Horses. Full description in
herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

T,UR sALE-oNE TWENTY HORSE POWER PORTA
T be .ine and Boiler, complete entirely new Washins
ton Iron Works makers Address THE WASHINGTON
IRON WORKS. Newburgh, N. Y.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT THE AUCTION HOUSE or
IA JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL.
Odice and salesroom 81 Nassau street
opposite the Post oace
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RARTLbTT's PATENT STREET LAMP rs ACKNOw-
- ledcd 70 be the uost comp etc simple and effective
produced Examine item at A.. T. Stewards, rroadyay
Ninth and Tenth sreets; Fifth avenue corner OF Twenty
third and Twenty fourth 81 ees; Fair OF American ute
and elsewhere. Oace 500 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-13

TILE SCIENTIFIC APPLICATION OF MODERN ELEC-
trcsty Is euecl'ng remarkable rheumatism,
bagc anu scia Tea w ehcr In the mces extending
the reuriemna o.; the nerve Drs IVES POW ELL eec.
tricians, l6l East Thirty fourth street, Third av
GOO ROYAL HAyANAAND KENTUCKY LOTTERY
eCDZ Pfizes cashe aud information given;
JOSEPH BATES CO., No. ii Wall street. Box LISA Post
0ftcc. Pr.va,e rooms.
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INSTRUCTION.

At THoMpsog's COLLEGE 20 FOURTH AVENUE.
~ opposite Cooper lnsa,e, day ana e ering-TelegaPA.
Ing, Bookkeeping, Vriog Arithmetic, Grammar, EDytish
German, French, Spanish. Italian. Ladies' sttncntl
private lessons snd classes
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At 81 THIRTEENTH STREET NEAR WALLACK'S
"A tearc.-I pay the highest price for Diamonds Watches
and Jewelry, or advance on the same.
IShACS Diamond Broker, 81 Thirteenth street.
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"A BRAN NEW FULL DRESS SEVENTH REGIMENT
Uniforms including Hat, Gets, Knapsack, &C., for S25.
Ad6reas EXTRA, Herald Office.
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
~ SIMMONS & CO.'S LOTTERIES
ALAEAMA-.ExTnA CLASS 20. 81 55,-sEPrEMBxn l2, 1870.
" g. s' no. S g. 70 ~ T. Is ''
~, is, 66 n, "a, rs, a., 9, ss 81, -, 3d..
kfNICckY-IxrRA CLASS 10. a}l--hEpIEMEEE u, 1870
ls, 81. AZ 90, "a, 50. 40 So &s, 80. /, D.. IS.
kfNTuckr-cLAss NO :Se-srrTsMBER Y; 1870
y, IL 90. ii, I3, H. 5S, G1, 81, 80, A. 81.
Informntio furnished and Sent in The above
sho h0ynt Havsra Lotteries. j. CLUTE, Broker,
scS Broadway ltS Fulton street and No. Park row.
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IlIRsT MORTGAGES FOR SALE-Sl5O3a, sN,00
"a 500 ani $2Go, q: Ave per cent Discount; seconds
Sl50o. sS,W0. $780, $4,000 and $3.50, at ten. $2l3C(
to loan on lrst and second mortgages. Apply to
JOSEPH A. LEVY, No. Pine s,eeot.
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CO NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE PosT OFFICE
81 Liberal advances made Diamonds, Watches,
elry all kinds of merchandise The bought and
sold. HAYMAN LEOPOLD, room No. !.
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EROADwAY, CORNER FULTON STREET ENJOYS
- bnlldtngl IEusiness established fifteen years.NEW
MAN LEOPOLD buys, sells advances literally Dia-
nonds, Watches, Jewery Lie policies Merchandise and
other Securities neEotatci for.
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GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAN.
IA bridge, prizeman and sch oar of his college, has
time disengsced for pupils; hghest references Addres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
THEFT OF GOLD CERTIFICATES.

Yesterday, before Justice Bowling, at the
Tombs Police Court, brought William Hamilton, on q
charge Of theft Mr. Emil Magnus or No. 20 Willam-st.
made oath that on Monday the prisoner and unknown
confederate came into his Office Hamilton engaged Mr..
Magnus conversation relative to the prices OF certain
stocks The confederate in the mean time occupied q
chair near by. While the conversation was continued
John RocksteOk messenger In the employ OF Mr. Mag
nus called TO the latter that man was stealing some
money, and turning around Mr. Magnus saw the con-
federate i'm the act OF running from the Office The boy.
hearing the sound Of piece OF gold falling saw man
coming from behind the counter and gave the alarm III
was asceraned that ST. in gold certificates had been
stolen and believing Hamilton TO be confederate OK the
thief Mr.. Magnus gave him into custody.
The Rocksteok, made an affidavit corrobo-
rating these facts William H. Merrill OF No. 10 JOln-st
made an additional complaint against the prisoner ac
him Of having entered his store Monday after
noon under preteDse Of purchasing and stole is gold
badges valued at so portion OF these badges were
been dropped by the thieves. Hamilton was committed
10 await examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER OFFICE
The AiIeoed six Smugglers.-The examlnatlo

IHe Il UeI90 SIX NHiHyytcIs- ho "a A
of the broadway importers, Wolf May, was agouIou
Yesterday Inv Commj Osborn until O'CLOCK
In CONSEQUENCES of tho failure OF the Custom
10 present in evidence certain entries ana to 600
they had been requested TO produce "oii s"'' T-''
bail and was released from custody. ooxo5 una
Detention Of Letters-Mr. Edwin James appe nav he
terday by appointment with the DstriethtOrhey ~
fore Commissioner Osborn, TO argue me question y. he
legal right OF the Postmaster to detan leters on o
ground that they answers to fraudulens @ ~,
ments. but the case was postponed untl ocIoch w
Trdav wing to the nonappearance OF the Assistant
District Attorney. assigned TO the case. ,,,
me Ho,card C0unterfeiting Cdse.-Ben9na H9waa
came before Commissioner Osborn yesterday aa gave
A. 600 bail 10 appear charge OF consPIbB
with John Rippon and - Howard to defraud the GOV
erDment by means of counterfeit match stamps Iho
case is set down for examination on Friday at noon
Pension Ertorion-Cbarles HugNns charged WIN , 1 IN
lawfully demanding $50 from Ellen McCah as rec ioI
collecting her pension, examined yesterday before
Commissioner Shields. Vim. McCann, husband Vi th7
plaintiff gave some evidence and tho case was theh aa
jOurned until Friday at2p p. M. - A.. Do
A Woman yioiafor Of the Revenue Ldr-mrs re-
trowsky OF No 40 Deanceyst. charged before cop
missioner Shields yesterday. with dealing IN liquor anu
making and selling cigars without the license Doho' S'i
stamps respectively required by the Revenue law. o.e
was arrested, but released on her own recoghhah0o "
appear IL wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
SIMMER TRAVEL TO LONG BRANCH.

admiral Fisk of the Narragansett s. S. Co.,
is preparing surprise for the travelling public. On Fri
day the welknown steamer Plymouth Rock went down
the bay trial trip, making the run from the CITY 10
the terminus Of the NewJersey Southern Railroad IN one
and minutes and the return trip In one hour
and sixteen minutes. This was accomplished on pres
sure Of IS pounds Of steam the wheels making C revolu
lions minute. Mr.. Fisk at decided to put her on
the Long Branch route and soon as her alterations
can completed she will be ready for that service Yes
erday reporter visited the Plymouth Rock and was
shown the plan OF her alterations, which make her
floating hotel and promenade combining novelties which
will doubtless attract the pleasure seeking public In large
numbers over 20 feet OF the upper saloon has been cut
boilers each SIDE. The after part OF the saloon Is
being transformed into elegant parlors 20 by feet
and provided with all the requisites for dining and other
purposes Abaft the wheels are lumber Of fine state
at Long Branch, IN which event special dai
train m W b. o. int tito BARRIERS the s SUss
will 40 feet In length and fitted up In elegant style
The arrangements forward OF the wheels will be some
thing like those aft consisting OF staeroOns, parors
ladies retiring rooms &C. The forward staterooms have
been taken down to the saloon bukhead, and the out
board forward end of the boilers that the
promenade Will be very extensive-n fact the nrea OF
space devoted TO promenading is nearly an acre. The
any Thing yet in River Sound boats. new
stairway is beng constructed at the forward end OF tho
saloon well at the after end The ladies' saloon
on the main deck is being converted into dining.
ROOM tho Windows reachnS to the deck so that S
had from the tables This department will be presided
over by one the best French stewards 0btanabe as
sisted y large corps OF French walters The aferpart
OF the lower cabin il be transformed into kitchen,
forward which will be the bar, large and fitted
up in elaborate style The entire boat VIII be lighted
with gas The forward portion OF the lower saloon is
being fitted up for the sleeping and messing quarters Of
the crew The ymOuh Rock will be ready In about six
weeks. The steamer Jesse Hoyt will be her companion
on the route having been purchased by the Narraganset
Steamship Company. The New-York landing Of these
boats will be at Pier No. 28North River where there
dock 400 feet in length 100 In width. and and capable OF
carriages. Everything in connection
with the boats, docks trains, &c will be IN the style
cuar Fisk r and the whole Will be under the direct
mana cement OF Commodore VI. Il. SimOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-CnAMRRRs

Before Judge Mgraham;-The People Of the
State Of Neu. York The relation Of John A. Semnie
agt Joseph McGuue.-This case comes up motion TO
make the complaint more definite and certain No
answer has yet been made 10 the complaint. The
complaint aes that the defendant has usurped and
ntruded and unawully holds the Office OfPoce Justice
OF the Ninth Judicial District That the plaintiff received
majority OF the legal votes cast in that District and
that gross irregularities and frauds we're perpetraed
the votes being falsely computed and estimated, and
fauduently canvassed to award and certify the
majority for the defendant That In the Nineteenth DIS
trct Of the Nineteenth Ward proper legal counting
ballots Of the had the ballot
having been removed from the polling place Also
that many false and fraudulent votes cast by per-
In wise qualified as electors in the District That
the defendant is not at0neyatlaw, aud Is therefore
unqualified TO hold the Office. That the plaintiff has
taken the oath OF Office and II ready 10 discharge It's
duties Is deprived from doing by the defendant
and finally he prays for certificate OF election from the
Board OF City Canyassers and that he be adudged and
decreed payment Of the salary already due aud TO grow
out OF the office The Court took the papers For plain
tf. Mr. Noble and eXJudge Porter For defendant, A.
j. Vanderpoel and A. X. Mead
DecSiOnS.-By Judge Observation-Disclosures agt. Gray
bil taxed. Powers agt. WliamsonJudgment for plain
TN. with costs. In re application OF Helen Il. Mckenzie
Motion granted. Travis Ogt. Williamson Motion de-
MED.
by Judge Barnard.-Dcpew agt shirley-Mouon TO va
cate arrest granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-30
SUPREME coURT-crRcuu-PAnr H.

Before .Julge Brddy and a gury1L. COM
nlelin agt j. r. O"cuH and dnoerIhis actOi W. U
an for S3S5 There were two defees SCI W
The pt that there was no consideration for the panr
IN question; aud the second. defense OF nsuy,
evidence hoveyer seemed TO show that upon feceNih
The accepance the plaintiff had delivered up to TIE ae
ceptor some other evidence OF debt due by the
10 The plaintiff The Judge held this sufficient so7 i
Grafton and as no usury had been shown yerdV, Ior
the plaintiff was given under the direction OF we court
Thomas Giuis aud another aRt. C0rItIbS Ryan, ihl'
nyeoJsd This was an action against Sle Ddorser OF
CHECK for s9i H. The making OF tho check Its indorse
men ITS presentment for payment, and IT'S nOnpayDent
we're aIl undisputed The defense question as 10
whether or not sufficient notice OF protest had Deen
sent 70 Mr. RYAN the ndOrser The clerk OF the notary
Emilio by whom The protest made testified that he
sent two notices Mr. Ryan, tho first lncosed WIN tae
notice 10 the drawer OF the check, and the second au
dressed TO Cornelius Ryan, NewYork CITY,, and de-
posted postpaid, in the General PosOice IL was %,
eced that Mr. Ryans particular residence should nave
been kewe contained in the address, but as thar resi-
denee nowhere appeared in the check Itself the Judge
held that the notice sufficient and directed YER
dirt for the plaintiffs Messrs. Swell and swain fHf
plaintiffs; Messrs Rice, Wilson, and 9 for defendants.