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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12
CRIMINAL.

At the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tice Bxby committed Geo. Villains alias George Chats
denee Of Louis Meyers at No $40 West Ffyhrsst and
stolen large amount Of siverware clothing ana 9tner
articles The Of these articles were contained I'D
large bag found in the possession OF Williams, early on
Thursday morning. Lloyd made his escape at the ume
but was arrested Thursday night. Eight pieces OF
syerpated ware which had been stolen from the Dase
ment of the residence OF Sach No 1913 West
on the night OF March by the same persons also were
recovered Edward sherry saloon keeper, arrested
on charge Of receiving stolen goods.
AT the jefferson Market Police Court, Justice
Charles DeMott who were charged by Charles b. Tumey
of No West Twefthst with the theft OF nine barrels
front OF the store of Cragin Co.. on Thirteenth'aVe
-Four barrels taken Friday nights last ana nye
he en- arrested Henry Pierson committed for trial
having arrested by officer McGlade OF the Fteenth
Broadway with quantity of burglars tools In his posses
Owen Reilly was charged by Cami9 ,d Aeoyi
silver watch and chain Held for examination ID DEFAULT
hired of Mrs E. b. Reeves at No ISL Franklinst
and leaving in few days. carrying with nun speads
pillow-cases and other articles Of bed.clothlng
AT the Essex Market Police Court, before
Justice Scott David Ress OF No. CT Chryste-st was
charged with obtaining SO George Bopp OF NO III
to- be- shy By upon Res
held for trial at General Sessions MIchsei heni'n,
Charged by Patrick Doan with stealing So from hun
under the following peculiar circumstances on THURS
al atty he Hospital was removed from his bed in the
wards to the amphitheater Tor the purpose OF haye m
absence Leman rfed the vest pockets of the SICK man.
securing s3i Upon being arrested the money was 0uhd
possession OF Lenan and he was held Tor tIia
Officer NcFa OF the Tenth Precinct brought in Charles
Krcher, arrested upon suspicion OF being implicated III
an extensive robbery from the house OF John Kolton on
West HoustOn.st. The accused temporarily com
mtted to enable the officer to work up the case John
sehnetzer Of NO al0 West Elevenths passing
THROUGH cn me RGWe Gn and se was
held in default of $1,000 bail.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TR,AL TERn-PARr I.

Before Judge Barbom.-A Negligent E E1o
,,r,ss Ao,utlfTy r. HeneDlGH agt Dodds ErpTess-lbe
pIs1tX i'm mis- case came from Philadelphia TO New
York on the 90 day Of July 1865 the day before ,e R ZEN
ocyatic nominating Convention met at Iammahy hhI.
81 The train between Philadelphia and this city the
plaintiff gave her baggage check to me Ssen' rdoy
Eruress Co with directions TO denver ~ III bIoohyD.
AZ The foot OF tho receipt upon which tho ngent wfoe
the number OF her check, printed notice that the
cnmnany only made themselves Responsible 10 the extent
~ 600 unless by special contract The testimony
showed that the train very much crowded by dele
ties coming the Convention and that Nnch INC ceh
fane brongh the train he was great haste ana neg
ected 10 direct the plaintiffs attention 70 the pfsa
ntice which che did not perceive until heYerh uas
treTWard when upon the failure 70 deliver tho uuhk
she brought suit for its value Judge barbour menu t
she vas not bound by the notice on the receipt anu ~
pac,ed verdict the full value or the trunk anu ls
contents with interest from tho time OF tne 1eana
made upon the defendaIts amounting 10 sOlV 90 John
r. Pafsons for plaintiff Mr. lockwood for defendant
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supRFME CoURT-CHAMBERs.

Before Judge Ingraham.-::miM agt; Bonner,
Of al In this case which involves the rght OF voluntary
orasniltions 10 try us members, defendants counsel
moved 70 dissolve tho injunction agsnst anG ooa &
chance which prohibits the members IRON gong on WIN
their and also from commencing SUITS III tne
General Courts Counsel for plaintiff SaS TO- vaeoe
the Injunction 10 30 modify IL as 10 allow then 70 Dsng
suits In conris OF Justice For plalnh, DAVID Dauiey
Field. For defendants, ex-Judge Enio'' anu % -
Mary A. Weton aO Ohas A. Weiio'EA former ,, wire S,n
Of defendant IN this action, procured VIZ ~
Oh the ground that ho had been seen W cn'o "'N '"
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p1SSENGERIS ARRIVED.

FROM HAVANA AND E4SSAU-fn steamship Columbia Red
Wood Mfs T. Fernandez Ganp Jose hgn
lar AuiopDo Boggiaro H. frdrcb kehorn 9Omm.i Asl
dine Mendye Beoner Mtndte g. hendye Mendise
Mrs NJ. de MeBdve. Miss p Meudiye g. Barely T. r. Foste 70
OBen Lime NJ Bggebey Jane fAwe.'
Margaret Hurrel g. NJ Jones Menencel BasA bmna A.
Miller Msdden r. Marke H. Minor Mary A. DOYLE hsnri'
eta De Tom Edmonson John Spanng Fernandez From Mas
,au-Capt Bartlett H. DEXTER Mrs K T. Evans Thompson, Mrs
yAsra e. da Mrs b. r. Meeks Geo ChipmAn, Ia
Miss r. Coon C. e Sands Col Aelysr Rev. DR. Michigan
Nevbal w. L. Williams John MeConDoly 81. Harding,
G. Austin " Bartlett H. Iiebey, j. Morrison, Allen Medium H.
McvicAr
PROM GLASGOwIu steamship Cambria -Robt Campbell John
Hughes Thos Dunan and wife Edwin Young Peter
Wethehy John Alehsop john Crawford, Thos Blanchard
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CoUNTERFEITING slNGULARLY DETECTED.

Commissioner Shields began an examination
yesterday in the of Benona Howard who was re-
Gently large match manufacturer IN this city, and VINO
s charged with having caused large numbers OF one cent
proprietary stamps to be counerelted Tor use
in his business The plate used In printing them was
n,oLea mn some weeks ago by .oystermen on Staten
Island and fell into the hands OF Col Whitley OF the
secrect service, who speedily caused Bowards arrest
The evidence of the plate ITSELF which bears Towards
name and OF the who printed the stamps Tor hln
would seem 10 be conclusive against the accused ana
seeking 10 bride the who found the plate 70 give
10 him rather than the detective. The case Was al
iourued TO Monday at IA O'Clock
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEWBORN. March H.

PORT OF EBw-YoRk................. H.
CLEARED.
s.an,hps-PsDoe Br Grogan' Liverpool Paraguay Brl Diep
London.
sbss.i Uman sweDD Co for orders Winred Johuson Phia
dephla. o..,,i. vtt...n To,n..oo po,.
t,tsm Gemsboh Bunker ZAnsbi hoednrhs hpioTd henoi
M,Trs,s Wren Havana, Canada, Cunyan. Csriensl
Cole Jones 81 Jagoi "onle, Cooh Pernanbaeo
al Raua Thos Owen, Guptll, BiIAbehpors -,
sebra-Polasd, Ssl,ou 81 John. cafrs stwsher Nc.
,,.a5 pa,t.vie NJ Stseman ktesnan Great Egg HsTbo
p s PhiGdelpbA Lewis Sispson Boston
n Va, Reeves BooBi Mekesb Parsons lnagnai sieybsn
W.tsuAo Chase Bedford W. H. DC "ti 'hAse new peaai
Racket 4 Bro., BROOKS. hes haEea '. .. 't.
sloop Bisekstose, Wodsn, Providence .. LII. f.-.r
ARRIVED.
Steamship smdt sehveers, Bremen Jan ~ ~a' ssa pt
stssm,hp Cambria CarnAghas blsgoS feb 90 mse AID pass
s,.nm.hit Columbia Van soe Havana mass AM b"A
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcnL TERN.

Before Judge JOneS--James A. Bromw Ad-
ninsrator, agt The Central Park, ~ and ~ X Rh Co
in the January term on account Of injuries reeeyed p
plaintiffs wife the above road The Court held That
II they found for the plaintiff they must fnd nominal
damages To this ruling plaintiffs counsel yesteruay
moved for new trial. upon the ground OF the misdirec
ton OF Judge Barbour Judge Jones held that the mo.
ton must heard before the Justice who decided
the case. Lowe, Clark Il Morgan for motion; BrowD,
Hall AZ Vanderpoel, OppOeed
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arriving tbs port are reque''eu o
TO the EevYorf Associated Press onJ 70
person. exhibiting authority OF j. W. shnonton nenef
hgent News psrkages for CDce 1tme; TRIBUNE
World Sun Express EVENING Post Commercial 1ap.'tlsf otId
Z,n9 aud Eo YORKER peotrai should also be Senen oh"
the A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-12

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT SOUTHERN DIS.
TRIcT OF NETWORK.
Cases on the Equity and Argument Calendars
Except writs Of and reviews bankruptcy az the
April Term will be heard by Judge Blatchford. Those
calendars will be called inhe District Courtroom on
Monday, 4th at II a. IN. Motions In equity suits and
in civil actions that shall not be upon the jury
calendar for the April Term will also be heard by Judge
Blatchford during the month OF April.
The calendars OF civil and criminal jury causes ana
appeals in adm iraty and wnts Of will be called by
Judge Woodruff in the Circuit Court room on Monday,
4h at IL a. m. Reviews in bankruptcy and motions not
above mentioned will be heard by Judge Woodruff dur
ing the ApryUIerm.
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designation Tho proceedings were before referee ana
the Judgment reversed aferward. In the meantime
he had been married 10 the plaintiff in this action ana
she brings suit for divorce Oh the ground That tne
original marriage remains In force motion was made
yesterday reference 10 ascertain the facts Decision
raepr
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

B0untu Frauds.--James Mcmahon, alias Ben
iamin f. Tompkins, was brought before Commissioner
Shields yesterday and committed IN default OF 500 ball.
on a charge of having defrauded Edward J. Barr OF
Washington, formerly soldier in the I'd California Vol
unteers bounty money by means OF forged
Treasury certificate and check.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. MARCH u.

Mails for Europe via steamship "eer
postOfce al " Steamship sails az D.
M Supplementary Mail for pad letters ob made w Oh bremen
Pier and closes at l4O p m
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A. MERwIs Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor.

I'D Ss.s OF Books Of PAneT Goods Purnsnre ke
MONDAY March and Eve following DAYS at NJ Continued
the evening Mr. RCES LIBRARY comprising many rare
books relating Amens aud embracing almost ene series Of hes
aud State Histories extensive collection large paper
SnJ ni.ssv nud hooks: number early American mprts
amen them Aarmaduke Johnson Wsn
Rrd Beni,miu Franklin Tower aHd others anost select eoec
ton of works Natural History Biography ADD general
literature ali tie possible condition Of tem being bound
b Bedford Pratt Of London Badstreet MsheSs OF Sesiors
Catalo : escl
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Bort Marofns' Totitf.

STATE NRwYoRK !
PoRr.wARpHNs 0yyIoE No. - Wilhsm'si
NOTICE Ia hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of The Act passed April iss1 soasd a n a
Of the subject matter Of nch inquiry
survey that the following vessels are now nnoef
ton by the said eIamiDsnon vi"
succeeding this notice. on bsaa sac
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FRIDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-o
MINIATURE ALMANAC

.......6I7 Sun SETS sos Neon sr'"'''.' 'si
sspdy Hooh. 74s Cows Island 9isl Hell oi eiL
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Dentistry.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ovg-
" mated d. ..sshsas use Of s,rea; ssss q. % AZ ~,
wITB6ur PAN-s ~ eso psssan 'ssss Bee ssf names <
shss Ne 10 Cooper issntssa
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gninfss n,S Mntinss.

LrREE LECTURE.-BENJAMI HOWARD,
D. DELIVER ,hs fourth LECTURE 10 The N.~-
Yoi Pot Soetys CAareh Of Catherine ssd Madison
TUESDAY RyEklsG. March Is 1870 enbess. What Ma
Made VI"
GRAND TEMPERANCE MEETING, under
N Of Temperance lae hail Cooper 10
itu.e ever SUNDAY EVENING 1850 Op toe lSh sst.
addresses BY Dr. CHAS JRwErT and CHAs GRAHAM the
2ch nA Hon. p r. BARNuM and GEO. BUkGAI Esos sst
nfse Pedss sin be circulated for ssaAsss SfkPS AhR
RITE ir, q. W. p, ~is preside
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RI NOTICE.-Gallery of Art, S45 Broad
n way-GRAED EXHIBITION Of MAGNIFICENT WORKS Of
AR-Ifarg received from A DuJvse OF Antwerp TO
eiion including three historical paintings
Esmeradi picture Of great beauty painted BY 'ans" o. As
Of The Hunchoaek o. Noe Jane
the First Of Naples The most attractive ana
brilliantly painted picture in this county ~ FdpsnS rsuses anu
the thrilling Battle WacheroD by Hndiek Sehae1es rom
Moeys 1.-THE Dutch Republic together with about z superior
hga oil paintings fresh from the eases OF American
European before exhibited and beyond oOoo1 s
and largest collection offered auction Parties desiring 70 aoi
about Will md THIS rare opp
tu 10 supply With the choicest works Of modern art De
above have and viii be sold on The EVENINGS
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY the I'D M and Iith Of
tKARKERS GalerE 9a5 BnoadAAy. opposo Nalacks
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OFFICE y ASSISTANT QrARrsRsAsTER- GENERAL
CORNER OY HOusroN GRERSEsTS,
NEw-YoRK CITY. Feb. "a, 1870.
WILL be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
w MONDAY March 1870 at ~ at Fort WOOD Bedoes
Island SeyYok Harbo oneorJ Frame Buildings otbe follow
Ing dimeDsiOns
One ~ feet wide by 81 feet deep.
Uuel feet VIDE BY 81 feet deep.
One Isl feet wide by IA feet deep.
Three 70 fretw vide by 81 feet deep.
Three ls feet vide By 70 feet deep. ,
removed within ten DAYS amer the sae
Terms cash. IN United States Treasury notes
By order Of ,,,o ,,c,,,,
Assistant Quarerm asteF-GeDef
re WILLIAM T. HOWELL.
BreyetMaor and A. O. M L. 5. Army
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Sails By Sutton.

ART NOTICE. n
n Nv HENRY IL LEEDS MINER
HENRY LEEDS huctiopeer SalesroOm Chambers and r
Eeade. sta. Art Galleres, 9l7 and 8i9 Broadway.
GREAT SALE OF FIRST CLASS
OIL PAINTINGS 81,
patrons and art lovers t We
sell By auction on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS March
ana "a AT The LEEDS GALLERIES. the collection OF Msr
L. FRANC Co.. Of Boston eonprseg all Of the 0HG NaL
ISGS rom winch the celebrated CHRoMOS aud PUBLICATIONS OF
have bseu made the pictures 10 the collection we're
nsne 20 order and Of American and foreign arr
the private collection Of gentleman Of bs a h"ons ~ "
the following artists, VIZ
Geo. Ipness Eastman Jobnson' ", pIoN"
J. r. A. =. TAFT, 3 C0hnan
"a. mn n Ronusr NJ. T. II. DefIaas,
p,m., Y Nor,D q. c. LambdiD,
w n Rraun' l. ~ Speueer T. Ronde.
=. 'piataincck A .Conder T. y. Roster
J. A. HekkiDg, f. Forbes r;
Robbie, A. Mst"g 10 a
NJ Adams g. 4. Niles, b. r. o. stone
IobrichOu. j. COOmans H. Won Sebeu'
c.tia.n.s, Moryiller lemmeus
A / Van ynRsert, De VOs, 1Taud.
V. Granbury, w: Crnesnanh, g.. w..ox color.
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MIR CHARLES L. FROSTfs PAINTINGS.
WI CLINTON HALL BOOK SALRRoOAS aud ART GALE.
RIBs -LRAyrrr sTRBBBGH Co, AHetoaeers-fRlDA apd
SATURDAY EVENINGS, March 10 and 49, at coe sac o. no
COLLECTION of PAINTINGS the property OF MI CHARLES L.
FROST comprising choice specimens Of the French Belgian.
schools which examples
By Carl Rubuer Joosten Tonisan Jones' Vaaberg hIsn
Delaroche, Cautalnl.
Verne etc, w CASTELAR, Tho~ Hicks Eastman Seeaop
y Ksnsett s r. Clifford James A. Hart A. d. Shattlck
TAFT w Ranney Pagraul Bisphsm Inman Breyoor But
man J. Copsey A. Lambda Sontsg etc, etc Catalogues
AZ on exhibition free day and evening
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NfBLO's GARDEN. . ..,,,,o
~ Lessees and Managers JAkRBII n PAlMbh
Mr.. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS,
las. Nph. Of PAeouers gns Jaet Drama, entitled
ISNISPALLBN; Or, THE hkh IN ThB GA v.,.,
sEIFCTED CAST, NEW SCENERY. NbW COSJUABs, fb"
MUSIC. PROPERTIES. kc
Last INNJSPALLRN MATINEE TO-DAY (Sstadatl a 0eosh
~ THE "RMRRALD RING" IN ACTIVE REHEARSAL
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DAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS,5S5B Broadway.
Great success turned away sers. ne 81 % ~
m.rgbt1sI veil, az The MESS BALL The fn hsas bs,
She ti,coes greatest burssqn' I.As your P'
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And others Of equal celebrity including some ne ae Co'ors
be Exhibition and after WEDNbSDAi We 'u e"i
until sale, day and evening
asxu,lI h. hy mail
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

JUSTICES BOWLING AND STANDBY APPOINTED.
Mayor Hall has appointed Justices Downing
and STANDBY to Judges Of the Court of Special
Sessions In making the appointments he has Issued the
following formal announcements
The MAYOR has directed by Section 10 OF Chapter
2 Of the Laws 1870 dcs gnate two PoIce ustceS 10
hold the Court of Special Ses5onshus pursin usage
i'm our municipal history similar to that which Some
wears 90 existed when other magistrates were also 10
cny designated to that Court There seems TO be an I'M
nertive rulc duty desi gnate Justice Downing
a. one iie il the senior POlice-Justce lie mas entered
unon his third term Of Office. Prior TO that he was VSi
liant discriminating, and Jealous Captain OF fOlce MS
To- tAe peace and good order of the city to whose GRIM
inl classes he has long been terror Next 10 justice
Dowlug In point OF experience, seems 10 come
shandey who has already served full term as fOllce
Jutce But prior TO that he for many years con-
nected prominently with OF City Courts IN the
canactv of clerk In that post Of duty he had daily In
teTcourS with Judges lawyers, aud gants. His c0ur-
monstrated many emphatic occasions to the under
signed when ho had the honor a. DstIleAttorney oc
operate with Justice Shandey Under these c0nNctlOh-
they are designated in the more appropriate form sub
ini6ed A. OAKEY HALL, Mayor.
Manor. Ohe> CTR Hqu CITY Of Se York Be remembered
that on n day Of MAJ A. D. 1910 pursuant to The proAon ana
nsn,e Of section Ch,pe @ Of the Laws Of 1910 do designate as
lie Ro Police Justices Of New York who shall hereafter hold
III Cont Sue and for the City and County
of Ne. YORK provided said Court shall esi be
SI strc Of all v Esai j. Shandey Police Justice elected
Tor the Fh Police Judicial District OF said city witness hand aud
Mayor Of the City Of Nev-fo'k
The new Justices subsequently sworn in before
the Mayor
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PERSONAL.

The Princess of Monaco is considered witty.
She was lately asked IL she had any distractions in her
State "Distractons she answered. 81 have them only
when I say my prayers"
M. Copte. who was assaulted by Prince Murat,
has withdrawn his suit in a letter TO NJ. olivier, In
which he saws he does not wish TO embarrass his admins
traton 1t is supposed that pecunary influence has been
brought TO bear on him.
Mr.. Browne of the Chinese Embassy has
announced that they DO not intend to conclude
treaty with Prussia The NorddeutSehe Zeing III CON
frming this says that the Embassy attribute 'her
success mainly 10 their late chief they Will not name
another in his place, and will discontinue their hesoua
fions
Miss Violante Barta R0wicz, young Hun
sarian lady recently wrote volume OF poetry in French
and asked permission to dedicate it to the Empress Oh
Austria. The Grand Master OF the Court mas cna seu
the Minister Of to inform the author tat er
Majesty much Hungarian at heart 10 accept inc
dedication Of book written in French by Hungarian
lady
Baron Hdbner, the Austrian diplomatist, Is
rreparins life OF Pope sxtus w. based the archives
Of different nations Count Montaember wrote his last
words in connection with this work In letter TO the
euthor written al midnight he said 81 write briefly
because am beside my open grave" These words proved
prophetic, as he died in the morning at $780,
When NJ. Daru lately announced to Napoleon
i'll his fixed determination TO resign the latter asked
aim to name favor. 81 beg your Majesty not to
rqess me" said NJ. Daru. "But you have son, what
can do for hint" "My is very young, Sire, and
wish place for him except where he would depend on
himself" "YOu will not" said Napoleon Ill in con-
cluon refuse at least the acquaintance Of your
SON"
The physicians upon whose report the English
convict Rutherford reprieved from the Gaows be-
cause his neck deOrned by burn, the follow
,nS incoprehensble opinion: He cannot be hanged by
abe ordinary means for to against the risk of fail
re and rolongaton Of suffering it viii be necessary to
us very considerable and unusual amount of construct
nr force before the rope he adjusted in such man
Nor as 10 sustain the weight Of the prisoners body
which perhaps that he would have TO be choked TO
death before be could be hanged.
Viscount Dillon died recently in France at
the age OF 49, The billions are of Irish origin. One
,t the members Of this family attached himself
to the fortunes Of H. and entered the French
service in which he made Colonel of an Irish
rernent which his father had raised at his own cost
He served under Vendjme, VerO Vars, and Berwick,
and died in l71s The fate Of his two grandsons was
srscc One Col Arthur Dillon, fought the Prussians IN
,g2 and was condemned 20 death in lIR; the other'
gDeobad Dillon served, in 1872, under Rochambeau and
vas mastered by his soldiers. April 2s the same year
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TIE NAY MOVING.

That troublesome business, May moving, Is
over for this year. and thousands thankful for it,
The first OF the month falling Sunday the majority OF
people contrved to move on Saturday The ferries on
both rivers carried either way great quantities Of house
hold moyables On Saturday 222 loads went over the
Hamilton Ferry Brooklyn Yesterday the number was
g. Iwentyseven loads crossed the Brdge-st ferry 10
New York in the early part of yesterday - went tue
opposite way in the same time Brooklyn received 10
carts by tie Dyisonave. Ferry saturday. New-IoIk
227 The Grand-st. Ferry one OF the busiest 'as
Walst was one Of the sackest, for obvious reasons
Speaking of net results the BrOOhyn ferries decdeuy
gave to This city than they took away while the
reverse was coIspcuousy the with the jersey Ter
res On the whole the inquiries made seem 10 justly
the following general conclusions: First, That the nuE
Of population NcwYOrk has been considerably greater
this year than the exodus. second, Ihc lehu'Iyy VI
population been 10 the West rather than 10 the Lash
TO Jersey rather than to Long Island Third Inc ap-O-
Lutte amount II moving has been less this year than asI
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POLICE MATTERs.

Commissioner Brennan listened yesterday, to
2, complaint, against policemen. Doormen Cayanagh
and Dunn OF the Fourth Precinct charged with fa
Ing 20 discover that OF the prisoners had died IN MS
cell between the hours of 6. and III p m The Doormen
stated that they not in the habit Of visiting the
cells at short intervals to see II the prisoners were ali
right and were reprimanded IN consequence
Patrulman Augustus A. Conway of the TENN ffcelrt
was charged with assaulting and knocking dow E,s
oner while In the sationhouse. The officer adhlitteu
having struck the man. but said he was desperate Guar
arter whom he had arrested, and the man attep,eu 70
wres; his club from him in the stationh0u,e. i1ruer
to procure further Testimony the case was heouifu
sergeant Delamater OF the THIRTEEN ifru.hct wa
charged with having failed 20 inform Capt Ward that
suurrintendent Jourdan wished 10 see INN, uhtl the
mar,ng aftr the telegram was received nom the Cen
ua Office and having failed to enter INC hS"Saso vi TIC
Telegraph b0ttcr. H.. .,,i,., s i,,,,o 4, a
bLuolng uatll on lln pool on SUBWAY Y't auu IAIe