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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.

Before Judge CdrdO=O.-IVm. Carlton agt
CabdrES CdrOH.The plaintiff In this acton ~ an ac-
tor and time brought suit for divorce nom
his wife The wife set up Affirmative defense, and
decree Of granted her with an allowance OF
temporary amOny. An attachment was issued against
the husband tO compel the payment OF the anony. He
arrested and brought before judge Cardozo yester
day ON mot on 10y his counsel, Mr.. Hamme, to vacate
the attachment He read in support OF his motion let
ter frun hs former wife, who has since married and
lives in New Orleans, in which she says that she still
loves him. and wishes him 10 come 10 that city and
live with her. Offering 10 send him money TO deiay his
expenses The letter full Of affection, and the reading
of il created quite sensation among the few persons in
Court Judge CarOZo took the papers submitted on the
motion 10 vacate the attachment and admitted Mr. Carl
ton Ia hail in ESQ.
Docis0i,s-By Judge Cardozo-Halliday agt. Halliday
-Jud ynent ordered Mary y. Langdon agt. Israel c..
LangdOn-Report confirmed and Judgment OF divorce
granted custody Of child awarded 10 plaintiff David q.
Horton AIT. Mary f. Horton-RepOrt Of referee con
rIned and Judgment Of divorce granted Hobbs agt.
Iosee-MOtiOn granted. Schaus at. Standardization
denied with costs Winchell agt Winchell-Motion de-
MED without costs.
By Judge Brady.-McGinnlss agt McGlnnlss-Order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
THE STANTON MEMORIAL FUND.

CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN ALEXANDER T..
STEWART, AND MRS. EDWIN VI. STANTON.
The movement commenced in this city some
time ago 10 collect memorial fund 10 the late Edwin NJ.
Stanton 70 be applied il aid Of his family has proved
successful over $4,000 have been collected, and in
vested by the treasuTers Mr. Alexander Stewart and
the Hon Moses II. Grilneu, il Government bonds and
deposited in trust with the New-YOrk Life Insurance
and Trust Company the following l. the hnal CORES
p0udeuee the subject with the widow Of the late Sec
Iet1ry stanton: -, - ,o-.
NJ DEAE By direction Of The Union League Cu, tlve
pleasure ilo Of e phclts the Trust Deed executed
r te Sesl OK Lie Insuruee AMI Trust Company WITH The hoa
@ The tuDd collected has been invested I'D
FvsTveuty toas Of 1907 amounting 10 S+8tn interest r
eelt Iaaa November MAY Hoping that this spoat on OF TIE
eflchei thereto VII meet With approval
eres gratitude Tor tte invaluable services oi your late
he honor tJ De- with sincere regard youIs truly
M. Ets-1 NJ Stanton. ALEy. 4. STEwART.
WAsHfNGTJN MAY p. 1870.
NJ A. Sir This morning received the
90 not kDos bO 90 eNtes, nv o'-
husbands f1u1si bat have great
h tue kindness shown
NJ the lgh regard i iof hm, and accept the
be TO lO1rseh and MI
G-1-t7 tts feel personal indebtedness Tor ne interest 700
h. Ef Whatever arralgenes think test could
lbs.
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EXTRACTION OF FRANCOIS rAREz.

The examination of Francois Farez, charged
with forgery, continued before United states Com
missioner Kenneth g. White in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday morning. The Commissioner de-
MED for the discharge Of the prisoner on the
ground that IN his judgment the complaint and warrant,
under all the decisions stated sufficient facts to give him
Jurisdiction and he further held that he would override
other objections offered by counsel and proceed with
the examination To ali Of which ruling counsel Tor the
prisoner excepted. -
Mr.. Coudert asked permission 10 examine Mr..
De LuZe the statements made III his complaint, which
the Commissioners denied
Mr.. Lapangh then opened for the prosecutor ana
stated that Farez charged with having forged three
promissory notes. dated Aug. d. 1869, signed An
rust Raude at Le Bots, for 1900 francs Endorsed ny
Farce; one signed August Du Gale Of Le Bos payahie
Nov 90 1869 1000 francs; and one signed A. BochOt
dated ut lie Bots July IL, 1869, for 90 francs Counsel
then offered Introduce the aihdayts and statements
constituting the charge, which had been translated
Mr. COudert objected On the ground hat the tTansla
ton had not been proved 10 be correct
Under the direction of the Commissioner the evidence
was received and the originals aud TRANSACTIONS were
submitted 70 Mr.. Couderi Tor examination at hs request
and further examination adjourned until Oday al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
THE FENIAN FUND AGAIN.

One of the endless suits arising out of the
Fenan Fund controversy up before Judge McCunn
yesterday, in the Special Term Of the Superior Court
and Is entitled John OMahony agt August Belmont,
Earnest b. Iackey Addison j. Rice, and W. J. Wilson.
Mr. Henderson, counsel for Thomas Barr the Receiver
into whose hands the $1,000 Of Fenian Funds has been
placed after being removed from the possession 81
August Belmont, application OF the plant II,
OMahony, made application TO have the Receivers Ices
paid out Of the $4,000 in the latters possession.
Judge McCunn granted the application, holding that
the Court having appointed receiver, such receiver
entitled 10 certain compensation He had incurred
no little trouble and expense in employing, as he was
compelled 10 do counsel TO defend the interests OF the
tigants and in consideration OF the fact that both
counsel for plaintiff, and for defendant had received
$500, IL evidently only Just and proper that the
Receiver and HE counsel should receive equal amount
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THE JUMEL WILL CASE.

I'm the case of Champlain Bowen ct al. agt.
Nelson Chase ct al No. 3, Judge Blachford had given
the following Opinon
The proceedings for m removal have been The sane as
o.e IN the thre, Nos and 4 with
certain exceptions hereinafter mentioned aud the same motions are now
de IN As the addition that tie defendants move
t be- manied On paper IN al respects the
me a those and the state Court made an order
petitions be granted and that such state Court
rroeei no further the action Tue defendants I'D not 10 the state
forms Of the certificates aae 70 We
aFdavts the forms Of the certificates aische 20 ne
ami expressly waNei such objections
~ sp Corf in mi. Corr This apples not onl' TO
lie Havts provided the act 85 bat also to tie yehacaon'
Of the petitions -. 4. A.. s..,.
The ouy ground urged u for remaining the case TO the STATE
plaintiffs states ms an aF That De mas
reason and juice OF local ndnenct he vii not
be ALE 10 obtain 10 such state Court bach ahI emu
, Ia the Snpr-ne Of 81 New YORK. followed By
b4 names Of the parties full length The AFFIDAVIT states mat be
the suit shove EMIT tied am th be has rus
so 10 believe believe that from prejudice and local hhnDt
be- will be able 10 OBTAIN justice IN TINS court lh tuaD
TIA compliance Sith the act Of Congress . 81 -,-.-.n
o Of tie defendants denied and the motion OF the plant
IL srsu'ed 80
Charles Tracy and Clarence A. seward for plaintiffs
Charles O'CO,Or aud James {. Carter for defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
TUE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

At the late meeting of the American Bible
Society Mr. James Lenox presided, and the Rev Dr. T.
Rs.top Smith read the l5th Psalm and offered prayer
Eight new auxiaries recognized, OF whom two are
ia Michigan three In Texas, and one each III North
Carolina Georgia and Missouri. Communications we're
received from the Rev l. o. Bliss, Agent In tue Levant
from the Rev James Barnett, Caro- EgyPt' from t9e
Rev DR. Uapper Canton, China, ana from the Rev -
Smith Jana Ceyion In relation 10 Bible WORK III those
seyeral countries Grants Of books were nade 70 the
Methodist Book Concern ia Pittsburgh, 10 tne AMER
can Missionary Association, 10 the American sea
mems Friend society 10 the Board Of Domestic mlsslohs
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church. TO the American anu
Foreign Bible Society," 10 the TuehaNse MISSION annns
the Creek Indians with many grants TO MISSION su,uss
schools and auxiiary Bible Societies, especially NJ tne
South The entire number OF books grantei II 'ssi oi
various sizes and others to the amount OF S55o ~ III
teresting feature the meeting was the receipt fv
MIs. s. BarstOw OF Keenc. y. H., OF an autograph Ie
ter from the Hon Elias BOudnOt 20 the to 1heouoit
Dwight OF Hartford Conn dated 49, 1870 ia relation
10 the erection Of the first Bible House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
THE NATIONAL RAILWAY COMPANY.

The progress of the National Railway has
been checked by unexpected Obstacle. IL was re-
ported few days ago that the survey had been made
t,o,, YsrIevve where the road is to the Della
ware River 10 Bound Brook where il Will connect with
the NewJcr-ey Central Railroad IL was also reported
that the right OF way had been purchased IN PehhyVa-
rneuce negotiations IN NewJersey But IN thlS opera
on it has found that their course Is ke 10 pe not
strnct1d from Yardeyvle to Bound Brook upon Two
charers-that OF the Trenton ana Mhstohe l~hiwaY}
Comnauy which gives them authority 10 build 10 MILL
stone and that the Hamilton Land improvement ooh-
pany which authorizes the cOnrtruc tOh OF iOau
ics long M any place in the State But tins chdrttr
does not give tie Company power 10 condemn lands Tor
TCLt of wav and somebody opposed t0 this has taken
aSIautace az this omission When the agents OF the
National Company came 10 look over the route they
fouud that string OF farms stretching part way afgss
soTnerst and Mddlesex Counties had changed htuus.
Somebody had purchased them who EVIDENT! haa peh!
az cash and did not choose 20 beat down the idfefs
nrices nor 10 occupy the farms when purchased
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF YEw-YoRK

PORT OF NEW-Y0RK. .,.,......'JIne i
CLEARED.
s,esmstp.-Te Queen Thomson, Lve.pooli CITY o. BrooAn'
Fairbanks Moore Wilmington y 9 r. W bruEe
Io.tsr baltimore Chester Jones Ps pha, W & Fleueponi
Shropshire. Phadephs; Black Diamond Mer-hth ntgto Del
ID Itey Dari, Ph.ladeiJhA; hATs Grumy PHILADELPHIA . -
Shirs-Hecules Lincoln Bristol Eugi CITY Of fefh, hcfhh
Jacob A. stdmlsr. sampson, HAvre
BartsGeo W Jon.s Robbins Lstdou Wettury 'oE fAm"e1
to orders Rusa Orioani. Waterfront BOLIVIA Roberts Boson
Kelley, AItweTi Horace Beas blansstshp Ibr!af
Bns-Apgusia Bns,on Borgsn Pllai Nellie owsns ST. Kits
and IT CroI; Atlanta Mcmillan, Pernarhuooi Oliver ats
Port Au Primer; Ssotst Trsey Aroyo, r. RI Wm AAofy IT,
WIur stouingou O. T. Wright Cora Falmouth GarshstA
Cork oers Jones PtrHaHhueo and Bahia hnor
Porter PGai bbe -, Gibraltar for oriersi Aon s~"yef
Savannah Geo. No. q.
sch-Ocean Pearl EArver Maranham and Para N.y Potter DA
Washington. r. G.; Empress keunedy, salem ~
BroEs Hsoli HUI FAhr PeHalieh kssstSn JIla H. W
CrAod-i Petus Windsor n. Gee Washington 1Ate' Da@0
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hanover Hmbeck Bremen NAY ~ nd-e ana pass -
Columbia Van sce HAsara NAY A Ano hAssaa may "
usdse and pass ,,, 49, 70 ~ ..,.i .,o,..
Steamship Isaac Bell BoaThe, hichn"na S'H rum All A
T.pte,.-. Chebssr Charleston nGse and
st.m,hp 81 Louis Boston days mds and pass
Taste CITY - Boston. -
ss cossnuss Crew Apn a. and The lse Of wgh, B
~ F.yIe Winu-On NstAbIss 10 days, sugar.
H.yt LvrA ParaugAn Havana q dass rnfaf
R.rs Helena Conn, CAY FrAbos, is days sugar
Bsn W an.u ordwAy, Hoyt sAsss " Ays sagsr
B.r Ian phsbisr BBres, Bruns~ek Ga, % dsjs anb<k
Bsxh phlssA Hos. laIdeIss |" ss5s 'egS
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p1CSENGEPS ARRLTED-

PROM HAVANA AND NASSAU-JIan Avles, wife, children
mr. and servant Jacnio Solomon l.. Garga X B1rga
Jus Salerae r. and Me A. Leblanc Miss l. lahsne
Ar,oro Busto H. janus Lieut. q. ". Pgmsn [. ;. NJ
Master Vaughn. Nh NJ. oNens And family E. Haion ME- r.
Rdes daughter Sebastian Garca Alexander
slater r. I'd Herg J. DALEY, l. Z. Coe L. W DAVIS Ms l.
Bsldsu l. Ponyer C. r. het Sierra " Reddng From Nsa1
n Mis- Marian Pop. II. J. BOYD wife and
family Greeley wife ard laughter NJ Cheis vile an
son l. r. Ceveaud L. Newell g. t. MAJOR Geo hsatng L.
Bro.n X Cleveland A. j. Brggs }. Won Praag Ms + WI
W. STANDARD wife and fam and mad Miss Sarah bgg m
Can't Gsnner MARI Lindey Capt d. Marshall Mss hat.
Marshal Miss Prison Mn Geo. H. Eneas aud children M's
Ahuv Mr. Pg daughter Ms r. Russell Capt Aerryman Mrs
When and family j. Coca, T. de Aeos'a, L AIdordo J.
Tousro, J. Varch 49,, A., q,
Hsm.o Bertha Prob Elise Moog gmund Brady Herman Pen
hAn saion Hermann Wbbe Ncor Louis frank Carobne
FraIk r. Schmidt Ina Gohlsen, Louise Berhaeh' Aus1s
G-rLch, MARIA kn0l, Al pkops keIst-n
Wu I'm Muller Sylvester RebholI. johanna Web
thau.en Gerhvng Cath CODenieI Wh soe Ter
Frsr Westerhor Nina Botteher Krnestne
shel PLhp KIP fr Krgeh Gustav ShuH1un Deetha DO
suu Br. John Weer Eva ZAhner Pauline Gaas Ernst
KrrhsGbaun Wenti Nina Aug vAIsr Frel Brani r.
Krame Tauue wIan Johann KAsser Hermann Knoll Johann
K uts, H. Heneks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
THE COURTS.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before Commissioner OsbOrn.-Unit States
agt. William ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Davis, Anchlh,
and Young were the part OF the de-
Tense this Crday To the number OF boxes
OF cigars taken from behind the drawers in the purser
room They all testified TO 10 boxes Of so each taken
from behind the drawers, and two boxes Of 100 each
taken from the drawers which the purser claimed were
his property. They further testified that they found In
the second stewards room 200 cigars and bundle OF
Cigarettes,
William Towers second officer Of the Tybee arrested
for smuggling $50 cigars, discharged by the Comns
sOner yesterday, he having proved by Cuu his room
mate that the cigars were given 20 Culum III san DO
mingo for a box OF sOaee chewing tobacco, and that
Towers had no interest in them.
The examination in the case OF John kandel ana
George Marshall charged with having stolen bonds IN
their possession, continued yesterday DANIEL Gale
testified that he the owner of IA OF the bonds recOV
cred, which were stolen from the Glens Falls BANK
where they had deposited by him, and that MS
nature what purpOred 10 he transfer or the bonds
was forgery. Further examination was adJOuFhed
until to-day. ,
Beforr Commissioner Shields-The Var on the Lottery
Dcdlers-William Morton and David Undo OF NO 80
Wooster-st John Mcintyre OF No 36 Canalst, and VIM
Parsons Of No % Grandst, were held to BAH IN sU
each charge OF dealing in lottery tickets and war
rants issued for Arthur Newbod Of No 1872 LOnar
st, Michael Goodwin OF No. 1G3 Leonard-st, Thomas
Condy of No 49 West Broadway, and Joseph Bates OF
No. 40 BrOome-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
LILLE rorRrH WARD HOMICIDE.

The killing Of Patrick Herman on Thursday
night, 10y PatrOlman william Burke Of the Fourth Pre-
cnct the topic Of conversation throughout the Ward
yesterday Large crowds surrounded the statoniouSe
in Oakst discussing the matter. Burke, who was placed
under arrest immediately after the shooting, was yester
day allowed the freedom OF the staton-HQuse. He
feeling much wore Yesterday IN consequence Of the III
ratleut be had received al the hands OF ms assiIats
earthly were both confined in the staon-House, await
Dung The dSy. Drs JChu Beach and Joseph Cushnan
made post mortem examination OF the body, anu found
bullet wound IA the back between ne snPNl t,
spinal column, the bullet teneriug the chest
- The left ana entering the left lung Death IL.
suited from internal hemOTT1age. Another Ist0i hHVt
wound Wa discovered about two inches behind the eft
ear penetrating the skull and passing at two inches
above, causing slight conclusion OF the bIaB. 1nl'
wound not o. fatal character. Coroner Rollins nm
Fdaue cd jury, OF most reputable citizens, nearly an
dang bushes ia the neighb0chOOd Of the place where
the array occurred Then names are as foloWs JACK
90 = schultz 40 100 MadsOn-aye3 = ". Baldwin No
~ MSsL IvI'' ,.ydItAe hGilt I fet.y no. 10 An,nS
g. YIN. fsss no $ West II Tnlrf ty
Jane, IaIey No - Cassona1e, Brooklyn Charlie. w.
~, xfy histst, East River. The jury having viewed
,s'ip into nc cir','sf 80 tf 10. The tG ~
Herman VII be commenced today.
Tue following version OF the ARRAY l. given by Michael
VaTiey, one u HeIuan's companions:
Herman, Mccarthy, and myself were standing to-
ee.Ltr outside the door Of No. oe7 Pearst talking and
Iauging when Officer Burke came along and remarked
% " see here, boYs, stop that noise you know what
tune 10 is-' Herman made some remark and the officer
drea LIS CLUB and made d stroke at Hernan's head.
wnch the latter parted with his scufle com
d. during which the officer let 90 his club, leaving
II Ia HernAs hand, and pulled out his pistol de sp-
peared guitc ueryOu aud the first time he attempted 10
he tue shOf didut 70 of When i saw this ran over
AID caught tie officers hand, saying u him, Omoef,
W. don't you arrest us, and not shOOtf
Mccarthy then took the club from Herman ana went up
staIrE; then ran toward where Herman standing,
AID, seeing the officer cock hs pistol again shouted 70
Herman, Paddy, go in; he's going 10 shoot: Al that
the report. and felt the ball Craze my
finger. Herman gave grOan and swaying 10 ana trO,
h. fell threshold of his door. went up stairs
and told hs mother what bad happened" An interview
with Mccarthy cOrrOlorated Varley's statement.
tells the story he told soon after te occur
re e and Which has been already published II directly
eJntradcts the statement Of Yarey. Burke IL given an
exec ent character 10y Capt Alaire for sObrety and
lteaduoss, and Herman l. spoken Of equally well by
those for whom lie has done business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterC

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed samuel BrckfOrd for having on May
- stolen horse and harness belonging 10 Theodore
Hunt of Trenton, y. d. and wagon belonging 10 Geo.
H. Yard, Of the place The property was found IN
the possession OF the prisoner. James L. Kyle OF No.
LIS Elm ST. clerk was committed for having stolen f-
teen dozen pocket-kuives, worth SlG0, belonging 10
Thomas McLean!uf No 81 Beekman-st, IN whose employ
he was. John Marsden. Thomas Donovan, Bernard NO
Ian, John Dowd, and John Nedmeyer, who assaulted
John Dohn, in Worth-st, Monday night, were yes
terday committed 10 the Tombs to await an examination
- james Stephenson, a newlyarriyed Irish emigTant,
lodging No Wlitehalst. was committed yesterday
for having entered the apartment OF Cathdrne Harrng
ton employed there, and assaulting her.
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steps at the end OF the platform and attempted
before the train, which does not stop at the station. II is
supposed he thought the train approaching the Long
Island train he made the remark there my
tran!" The two railroads parallel here. People
often deceived with the trains and passengers for the
Long Island trains often occupy the Flushing depot An
emplOye OF the Long Island road killed short time
at the same place, while attempting 10 Mr..
Griffin had his skull fractured ana leg broken in two
places. DIR. Wright Of Winfield attended him. did also
DR.. Rcimers OF College Point, sent down by the Com
pany. Upon his person found a check for $40, and
$50 in cash Mr. Griffin taken home by special train
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
SUPERIOR COURT-srEcrAL TERN.

UeciSiOns-By Judge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. agI.
Hassey-MotOn granted on payment OF $40 costs ana sO
costs ~ motion. jain agt Leed--MOtiOn 70 discharge
Of granted with $40 costs afarge agt H0ar
Motion denied. Same ag same-MotiOn 10 punish Tor
contempt denied without costs. OHahOney agt Law
less et aNOtiOn granted. OReiy agt. \. y. and liar-
lem Hal road Co.-MOtiOn granted upon payment OF SO
way CoMOtiOn granted and referee appointed In the
matter OF the petition against TancredO Cruz for VIII
corpus-Wrt dismissed and prisoner remanded
harrington AIT. Authorization yacatlug Judgment
granted payment Of $40 costs Degrau agt Liverpool
London and Globe Ins. Co.-MoiOn granted without
costs Townsend Il al agt. Glenns and two other Ere
Insurance CompaLies-MOtiOn granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Yesterday morning as the 1880 Express train
on the Flushing and Sorth-side Railroad from Hunter
Point was passing the Winfield Station, Chas. H. Grfhn'
Of the rm of Griffin Carpenter, importers and Jobbefs
In cloth at this city, and residing az Whtestone was
fatally injured. Mr. Griffin waiting Tor tfaih on
the Long Island Railroad and that road has no depot
he stopped In the Flushing Depot AS the trah wss
coming toward winfield Mr.. Grimm walked Gown inH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

SATURDAY. June Z.
Ms for Europe via Southampton ard Bremen steamship Union
fool OF Trst HOioken close PoOfee II NJ. Steamship
,as Supplementary Mail for paid letters only male up on
tie Pier 81 Hobokeu, and closed at l:y ?.
Mails FOR Awa and the South Pei6e and Central Amer
steamship ASka from Per No. u " h. close Al me
PostOGce az 100 a. n Steamship sals a. u NJ
Mss Tor ireland only per steamship City OF Brookp from Pier No
& ". r.. close al the Post Ohoe at a. m. -.
Porto Plata San Domingo Sanana sei per steamship
laa viii BE- about This date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

Before Judge Benedict-U. S. agt. James card
neTThis case which was tried in New-YOrk ON the 23d
of May last before Judge Benedict, was reopened TINS
morning 10y the counsel for the accused on motion lor
new trial Gardner was charged with utteriug $50 coun
erfeit bills aud upon his trial convicted ON the ey
dence of persons who, claimed, were the actually
guilty parties who perued themselves to get ont Of the
Way a man cognZant Of their guilt. Judge Benedict
tnnk the nanerr md resfrVcd his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
xrws p,CKAGFs FOR THE PRESS,

Capisus pur-rs vessels arriving this port requested 70
deliver packages fsssd the Neiork Associated Press only 70
persons exhibiting the written authority Of j. '" smonto General
Journal Of Ca>r> Tine TKiBrNn
HorH Erpress Eeathg Post Commsrd AdTissr stats
Zng YORKER Dn0kra should also be delivered oly 70
he salneu
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Gituations r1anteo-- alales.

A YOUNG MAN, rapid penman and good
N aeoountan wishes situation BANKING or goo" CONVEX
CAL HOUSE furnish satisfactory reierncs - 70 character ina
ahihv Ahiress WILLIAM ARCHER, Boz less, Post Oree
V{vANTED-By a respectable young English
w man thorough farmer, susnon A. fvEhAS or
MANAGER for gentleman; COOL plain gaFienei Adf'~ Il X
Of II Jolnsonst., Brooklyn
NOTICE.-The FREE LABOR AND INTEL
~ LGBSCR BUREAU under the charge q he Conmions Of
Charities has removed 70 and 10 JLnonp"e
block west Of Broadway where parties he n ed sh h''
help Of both free Of charge JAMES DONAHUB Sup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04
COMMON PLEAssrEcrAL TERN.

COMMON PLEAS-SPECIAL TERM
Decisions-By Judge Ioew.-Ketcham agt
Ivons-Mton to yacate order OF granted, without
costs Wemore act. Mes pedOn-MouOn denied, with $40
costs Ivy ait Danbury-MotiOn 10 yacate order Of
arrest denied, without costs
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