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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
DISTRICT COURT
A. M. RosBoRoUGH, Judge.
TERMs-Second Monday in March June and
November.
COUNTY COURT.
O. c. Bush, Judge
TERxs-First Monday in January, May and
September
PROBATE COURT.
C. c. Bush, Judge.
TERNs-First Monday in February, April June,
August, October and December,
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Henry Jouos, Lorin Scott and ]. ~ Logan.
TERHs--First Monday in February, May August
November
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Sheriff Thomas Greene
Under WIN. jackson
Deputy onerlH II. Giooly
Clerk ana Recorder G. /. Taggarf
District C. W. Taylor
Ireaeufer..... Samuel Cooper
Supt. Public l.. Carter
Administrator and Coroner Schuler
surveyor...-.... N. Adkins
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Froude. it is said, wrote each paragraph
of his history five times before selecting
+-s ore H-a'.1 s1a-t.I
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4 SPLENDID POLICEMAN.
How Chickens Come Home 20 Roo-t.

How Chickens Come Home 40 ROOst.
on tne 9th OF January, between one ana two
O'Clock in the mOrAing, roundsman Randall OBJ
served John G. Lee, OF the Fifteenth precinct, NOV
ing susplciousy about the door OF q liquor store
No. 100 Fourth avenue, corner OF Twelfth street.
lie accused him OF being the ginmlll. Leo admit
ted the charge and stated that officer Winter
who had the post on Twelfth street. in
ve.ied him In. Mr.. Brennan ordered Lee
at the conclusion OF his trial to prefer charge
against Winter. The latter officer was tried yester.
day, when Lee swore tnat Winter called HIM IN and
That he drank seltzer water. The baTkeeper, Oscar
winning, swore that on the morning in question a
lefnaie waa ia The store whom he wanted elected.
lie went out and not seeing Lee on his post went
arounut the corner and called Winter to
put her out ON returning with this officer
no found Lee In the saloon with the woman,
ana winter left at once. Lee then took the woman
to the bar, called for drinks. when he swallowed
brandy and the woman whiskey. The barkeeper In
answer TO the query whether Lee paid for the drinks
stated tnat ne Keeps an account there Winters tes
tInony confirmed Wlnnlngs In every particular, ex-
cept that he was not present when the liquor was
called Tor and did not see MIN drink. The further
hearing was adjourned until this morning, wnen 1t
- expecied winter wiz be exoneratcd and Lee
dismissed the force
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TINE BLeecTR STREET SHOOTING ArFRAY.
The Condition OF Rlasly-ApplIcaLiou for
Ball for Biddle.

The Condition Of BRlasky-AppiIcaiiou for
Ball for Biddle.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday afternoon,
Mr. W. F. How applied to Judge Dowling as to the
entering Of bail for Biddle who Is now confined in
the Tombs 10 await the result Of Baaskys injuries.
Mr.. how handed in the following certificate from
the house surgeon:
This IL to certify tnat Leo Balasky is a patient
under my charge during the last few days,
and that his symptoms are extremely favorable;
that apprenend no further danger though there Is
possibility OF an uniavOraDe change still.
CHAPNE BURNEY.
Acting House Surgeon, Bellevue Hospital.
Judge bowling declined granting bail until there
something more decisive to Balasky's injuries.
1t Is not generally known that Emma Knicker-
booker, the girl who Is connected with Balasky the
shooting ARRAY, has a child of which Balasky is the
father. Attred in q neat and expensive half mourn
ing apparel she went to Bellevue Hospital on Tues
day night, taking the baby with her. but Balsky
too weak to he Influenced in any direction by the
sight OF either the giror the child. The existence
OF this child seems to give q priority OF claim to
Emma over the widow to become the wife OF Baasky.
Both women claim him, and both desr0us OF u
repetition Of the Astor House marriage.
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New YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1870.


REPORTS.
BY Mr.. TwEED-To amend the act providing for
the government or the city Of New York; also to
amend the New York City Mission and Tract Society
charter; also three bills relative TO the Protestant
Episcopal Church OF the Diocese OF Albany.
BY Mr.. .MURPHY-Amendlng the act relative 10 the
Clerk Of the Court OF Appeals; also amending the
New Yors and Long Island bridge charter; also
amending the act extending the Jurisdiction Of the
surrogate ! Court; also amending the game laws.
BY Mr.. L0RD-Amending the general banking law.
BY MIR. HARPENDISG--Au Auth oriZnR the Geneva
Classical School TO borrow m0rey.
BILLS INTRODUCED
By Mr.. Notwithstanding the Glove Branch
Railroad charter; also for the relief or the trustees
oil the Academy OF Dntcness County.
by Mr.. NOHToE-kelatlve 10 the appointment OF
the appointment Of clerks in The district ana police
ronrts OF the city Of New York.
BY Mr.. BAsks-For che relief OF the heirs OF Fran
CHS BlOOdgOod.
BY Mr. Notwithstanding the act extending
the powers OF the board Of SUPERVISORS with the ex-
ccptiOn or New York and Kings counties.
BY Mr.. KENNEDY Amending the act relative to
railroads and other act5; also amending the act In
cooperating benevolent charitable societies. also for
the reef o ihe sufferers Dy tile breaking Ol the dam
a. tie foot OF OnscO Lake.
by Mr.. Notwithstanding the act enlarging
fhe jurisdiction OF the Court OF sessions OF Kings
county.
BY Mr.. CHAPM.s-Amending the act providing for
che sale OF property belonging to innatlcs.
BY Mr.. LORD--Amending the act conterring addi-
tonal powers ana duties on the Monroe County
special Sessions; also Tor the relief of John ID. Fay
and William Webster.
BILLS PASSED.
Approving the location OF the Insane Aysum Of
Western New ork, IN Buffalo, for the relief OF Mary
.. Bradley
THE CHARGES AGAINST THE HEALTH OFFICER.
On motion of Mr.. GENET mis- resolution to tnvesti-
gate the charges against the Health Oficer OF New
York was iaid on the table.
BILLS ORDERED 70 4 THIRD BEADING.
For the relief uf Alexander g. Mason IA jastice or
the peace OF Bunao cn2rtering tne trustees OF
Lenox Library.
Tne Senate then wens into executive session and
Afterwards adjourned.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JANUARY 2o

independence OF Cuba, and strongly advocated the
interference OF the government TO eYect that object
Mr. LIpDY very ably addressed tho audience.
pointing with eloquent emphasis to the struggles OF
nis rreay satis1 action that he lived in America where
these struggles for freedom were ended. He be-
lleved that the freedom and justice proclaimed Dy
the Nazarene would be the policy sooner or later Qf
the entire world. 1t was only IN republics that the
people were the farest governed and had the fullest
liberty. He also spoke on the AiaDama question
and aid that there would be no difrculy when the
proper time came 70 collect the ''ttle blll' from
England. II there was any difllculty the remains
would Assist. Cheers and laugbter.)
Mr. THRODORE TOMLINsON then spoke In eloquent
strains, urging . more jealous dcmonsiration ia
favor OF Cuban liberty.
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4 TRoT ON THE ice.

WHITEHALL, n. Y, Jan. 10, 1870.
The first DAYS races OF the winter meeting OF the
whitehall Trotting Club took place this afternoon on
the ice. The trot was to harness. mile heats best
three in i've; open 10 all five year horses, for
horse and twenty i've dollars to the second. Pools
to the amount OF 900 were sold. Eldrdge's buck
skin mare Flora Lee won the second, third and
fourth heats, and Hamiltons bay mare Abby, Of
Tlconderoga, the frst Best time, 2:45.
Tomorrow will be the great day OF the meeting
purse OF $500 IS offered open to all horses. There
are four entries General Mcclellan, Boston horse;
Charmer Ella Cole and Honest Dan, . HamDetonian
stallion The weather Is fine and the track IN good
condition. About 1000 perxors we're on the ice
to-day.
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ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, Jan. 10. 1869.

ALBANY, Jan 10, 1862
AppoiNrs gsrs BY THE sPEAaEE AND CLERK.
The SPEAKRH announced the following appoint.
ments:--
Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms, X. J. Newman; Post
master, Peter stevens; Assistant Postmaster, A. j..
Blood; Janitor, owen O'IIare; Keeper OF the As
semby Chamber, Patrick DermOdy; Assistant Keeper
of the Assembly Chamber, Felix Riley; Superln-
tcndent OF Documents James McChase: Keeper OF
the Cloakroom James Farrell Doorkeepers, Il. Cor
nitn, Hugh McCullom Michael Holmes, Patrick
FINN, George Wyand George ). iamoree Lewis NJ.
Miller, Patrick II. Darley, Edward Reilly, Thomas
Burke, Philip Riley Andrew 5. Scoby.
The CLERK announced ,he following appoint
mente:-
Lyman B. Smith, OF Erie county, assistant clerk:
Edward Nj. Johnson. OF Steuben county deputy
CLERK: Andrew ID. Soverhill, OF Wayne county nnan-
clal clerK; waiter A. Cook, OF Chenango county
journal clerk; James O. Houston, OF Chemung
county, assistant journal clerk; Burnet Forces OF
Onondaga county. .engrossing clerk; DAVID ). La.
mont OF Cortlandt county, assistant engrossing
clerk; John A. Barry, OF Oswego county, liDrarau;
William III. Lee, OF schenectady county, assistant
librarian; Thomas u. Stock, OIL Albany county, CLERK
to the Committee on Engrossed Bills; Edward +.
Coventry, OF Livingston county, clerks messenger
Byron Andrls, OF Monroe county, bank messenger;
Mathew Howe Jr., Of Albany county. librarian mes
senger, and Charles l.. keyes, oil Albany county
messenger TO the Engrossing ROOM
REPORT.
BY Mr.. CULLES -Charteriug The Ladies' Aid Society
BILLS IsTRopuCHD.
by Mr. RoNAN--Falicitssiug the unloading oil boats
arriving by canal at Aloanv.
By Mr. DoDGE--Contlnulng In force the provisions
Of chapter 40 OF the laws OF 1867 relatives to state
prisons
BY Mr.. ALLABEs-Making an appropriation to tun-
BY MIR. WALKER-For the relief OF the sufferers by
the giving way OF the canal feeder at Medina, NJ Y.
BY Mr.. JACoBs-Amcndlngt the charter OF the Bush
Wick Savings Bank. BrOoklyn
By Mr.. DRoLI- Establishing bulkhc. lines on
SeBfown Creek.
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BY Mr.. O'kERFs-Cparte the watch Case
Makers Society OF New iork ana vicinity
BY Mr. CoLLiNs-Kelative to criminal trials ana
By Mr. BIArR--Rela,ive to steamboats, landing at
BY BY Mr.. fREAR-cnarterinc the Manhattan Loan
BY Mr.. | cIxnx~Reiative to steam ferries ana for
the preservation OF human life In New York and
Brookiyn also requiring the Brooklyn ferry COM
panies to run certain boats in the night time.
BY Mr.. HAvER-C Chartcring the South German
tuai benevolent Society, No. !, OF Williamsburg.
BY Mr. BhAlK.Relatiye 70 o building T public mar
by Mr.. BURNs-Reauve to the Hebrew Benevolent
Society of New YORK; also consolidating the New
York Marine Court acts and TO extend the Jurisdc-
by Mr.. FIELDs-P Protecting persons and property
in New YORK; also relative to carrying pistols
BY MT, rAYNIIFor % the relief Of the Niagara
gy Mr.: -Charlering the Adelpnf Liter
ary Association or New York.
TO ligh, portion OF New York; also chartering the
Ciairmont savings Bank.
senting and protesting commercial paper and 70
amend ne act relative thereto; also for the relief OF
BY Mr. J. 7. DAvrs-Amendng the charter OF the
Brunswick ana Pttstown Turnpike Company.
By Mr. DECkER-Chartering the st. Patrick's Mu-
tual benevolent Society OF Northaeld;
by Mr.. LYON-AilOwing the Otsville and Water
bor0 Turnpike Company to establish rates of toll.
BY Mr. Notwithstanding the charter Of the
by Mr.. r.PEARsALI-Repealng the act Tor laying
out u highway IN Flushing
by Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Manhattan
Railroad Company TO cOnstruct railways under.
grounu in the city Of New York.
by MIR. MISUNDERSTANDING the Billy J. Clark
Division, No. l02, Sons OF temperance, OF the Grand
Division or Eastern New York.
BY Mr. BAKER--For the relief OF Hugh Story,
Thomas Gal,agnan and others.
BY Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the title OF the New
York and Florida Lumber, Land and Improvement
Company.
BY Mr.. PEARS AIL--Relative to the disposition N
certain moneys deposited with the County Clerk OF
Queens county also increasing the powers OF super
vlsors throughout the state.
BY Mr.. HArHAwAY-Cnarterng the Storm King
Company No. p OF Cornwall Landing.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Nachtmans resolution to Investigate the
AFFAIRS OF the Onondaga Salt Springs was referred
the salt Committee.
BY Mr.. M. c. MuRPHy-That the commissioners of
the capitol report forthwith whether they have
made any contracts wIh parties out OF the State 10
furnish material. Laid over.
BILLS oEDrEED 10 A THIRD READING.
The following bits were gone through with in
Committee Of the Whole and ordered to third read
ing:--Alowing the Utica Mechanics Association to
borrow money; increasing the salaries OF deputies
and clerks In the State departments relative to the
Albany Court Of Special sessions; amending the
General Manufacturing law; repeating the act equal
zing real and personal property in Lewis county by
Supervisors. Adjourned
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CLEARED.

steamship Saratoga, Couch Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond--Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Wamsuita, Fish, New Bedford--Ferguson
Wood.
Ship Cynosure (Br), Costello, Liverpoo-Tapscott Bros
Ship Fleetwing, Thacher San Francisco oG ID Sutton.
Bark Nornen (Nor), Helgesen, Smyrna and Constantine
ple-FAbbri 4 Chauncey.
Bark Frehandsl (NO), wachter Phladepha -oelrichs
Co.
Brig Emilia Uts) Cafero. TriesteJas Robinson Co.
Brig Bogota, Cassidy, AspinwA- Panama Railroad Co.
Brig Jas Raser, Phelnn, Cardenaa-WAydel& 4 Co.
Brig D soule, Soule, Havana Baker Huribut.
Brig Glance tBr, Firth, Bermuda ID McColl
Brig r Eaton, Reed, Brunswick. Ga-Jed Frye 4 Co.
Schr Davis Chase Maranham and Para-Burdett
Pond
scbr Isabel, Denson. 81 Thomas-Mlcr Houghton.
Schr II Perkins, Perkins, Cardenas-Mier Houghton.
schr James Fish, Turner, sayannah-Bentey, Miller 4
Thomas.
schr Four Sisters shearer, Savannah Bentley, Miller
Thomas.
Webb, Brewster, Georgetown, Sc Bentley, Miller
Thomas.
Schr Whte Sea, Taylor. Bos.on-s W Lewis 4 Go.
Schr II Hedges. Franklin, BostonG X Racket h Bro.
Schr Dart, Johnson, Stamford.
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Marine Disasters.
snlr EuEopA tkGl Pichar, from Bremen Jan FOR New
York. put into Deal 18th inst leaky.
sH,r MAID or ORLEANS. from - for -, put into Nil
York which put into Palermo IN ds.res discharged part Of
r. 70
sCHR AppiK FULLER, from Portland Tor Mobile. was spo
ken in a4 g. Ion S. with loss OF sails and laying to
soHK GILMAN KING of Calais, Eldrdgs, FROM Jamaics
Tor New YORK hs Vessel bsore reported ashore one mite
NJ iscelIaneous
We indebted 10 the attentions OF Purser " Albert Of
the eamshp Morro Castle from Havana for s,sntions
Purser 10 I'm MoHt, OF the steamship Manhattan, from
Chares.o N, has our thanks for favors.
scns sAaAn MILLS. Of New Haven, iss tons register
h.. been :od . Capt oliver Bake. :ns other: Of va.
@ nnds on ~ shs .r w nan r'~ Den
Whalen,en.
Bark Nile, Of Nav London which has been absent Il
nSrn o her
S Ss Sys "a, n. ~ onI 1es Sc. sept rs ss
BY the npSessng of boat previous to going into the Coral
Spoken s. lat N Ion 90 W. bark Milton, o, NB viii.
son, bound TO New Zealand ground.
spoken.
Brig rls5m gr wisIsy, from Aigoa Bay FOR Ssw York
Foreign Ports.
BKENES Jan lsArrivsd, steamship Frankfurt, Kuhlksn
CAEDssAr. Jan lo--Arrivsd brss Bickmors, Henley,
Mst.nss.T chsssy sBr| rhinnsy g. Thqm.s .chrs AZ
Liverpool 1h, bark Phlena Rose, Portand brigs
Almon Rowel Athsrton Havana lsth Loeb Lomond, Sal
wage, Winterpon; schrs Ruth Shaw, shaw, Melville;
kenzei S0per, NYork
Sailed sth bark Martin Brett Blanchard, NYork brigs
Bickmore, Bckmore, Sazua; l. Warren, Hartman,
Cape Iiatteras schr Louisa D. Wagner dos 10th, brigs
Shute, Jennie Moody (Br Crowley NYork; 1lth
bark Rachel. Norton Matanzas 18th, brgs Bono (Br) Ed
get Cape Hatteras Mary Leighton, Gay, NYork
die NJ Chadwick, C0an, Havana
CIENFUEGos Jan o-Arrived, brig Magdalena (Brl Mora
Boston.
sailed 9TH bark Alexandria tBr, Mitchell, Boston schr
Addie, PhladoPh Pha.
DEMsEAEA, Dec so-In port barks s. Lawssncs st.sls
from Baltimore, arrived S0h Ise of Skye from Liverpool
Ms, arrived 9Th; brig Chesapeake (Br Wilson, from Balt
more arrived 3oh; schr Baker, Davis from NYork
rived 25th.
SAILED ssh, bsrisiEugsns r Denter 9. Thomas; LaiIA
GABooN RIvzR, WCA, Nov 22-In port scnr Sunbeam,
Williams from down the coast, arrived l9ih
HAVANA Jan 1l-Arrved bark HernIone fBr) Johnstone
Lvsrpoo .ns cleared i2h for schrs Helen Has
Sears, Cardiff brig Ellen (Br Dwye Mobile scbr Sarah
Maria, Hanlon NYork; 18th, schrs Chadwick, Coomb:
scuD Fyork; Nth brigS Berry, Bradley NyoTk; Alice,
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THE WILLIAMSBURG BUILDING CALAMITY.

The portion OF wall left standing after the fall OF
the unfinished brick buildings in DIVISION avenue,
Z. D.. last evening, was to-day demolished under
direction Of Captain woglom, by whom, with
others, it was considered dangerous and liable to
fall at any moment. Coroner Whtehill empanelled
jury TO investigate the causes leading to the death
decided to hold the inquest this evening at the
Fourth District Court room, corner OF South First
and Fifth streets In this connection number OF
master mechanics viii be examined AZ to the man.
ner OF construction and the quality OF material used
IN erecting the tenements in question.
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ARRIVALS.
REpORrEp BY THE HERALp STEAM y

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ssy.Ss vi. ns.s s .as rs I
GSGn haa d, wsssry gales with ns.y r head
increased to hurricane with Jan 49, 81
miles Of Sandy Hook passed steamship Idaho, and Cuba
s.s.msh'p CITY Boston Br, Ha!crow. Liverpool via
Steamship Rapidsn Wh,tehnrs New Orleans Jan T. via
IsysnA lath with mdse and to Livingston. Fox
sseamshlp MORO Castle, Adams Havana, Jan Is. At
.sS % g. c,.h md's 'nd passengers to the Atlantic Mall Steam
.ns Mss'. re- q. Tsrp.nnA with d's
Steamship United States, Smith, New Orleans Jan g. and
pa es.ssa brig Mary
wn sE & Zoo miles of BArnss
Steamship x.nh.is.n. %soas% Charleston ~ with
ME wna. .nS cm Morgan Co. Had
Steam ssrm,np Empire, NssSn, Wilmington NC, 4dnys, with
Steamship Hatteras Biackwood, Richmond Norfolk. &C.
WIN mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion Steamship
Steamship Fanita, Freeman, Philadelphia with mdss, to
to ssD EsT Linn s fpa ss with
gales and split sails then came the northern passage and
Bark hummer Fuenf tNG,. Abrecht, Gloucester r, 4s
DAYS. with salt to Funch, Edye Go. Came the southern
sE Emslyn 3, IsI oGnsar@ osghsl9.,. ss day. with
70 eaenved su. %n b.s rs Bound es I .how as
ing square white signal with black letters in the
ons m asy y
a. Ion Had strong Ne wnis mos. 81 the paa se
;;sss Dec 50 Ion spoke bark Ns,asn
scurvy.
Bark Alfred (Br) Marchdon Cardenas 10 days. with mo.
lasses To Hatton, Watson Co. Had variable weather
Bt W,1d Home D Jan
sage, eastery winds prevailing.
Brig Laura Gertrude Walsh, Gaboon River WcA Nov 90
with barwood rubber coffee and cocoa TO Doncr Potter
CO. Passed the Island OF St Thomas WCA Dec crossed
the Equator Dec a. In Ion 40 W, had fine weather
Brig George Downs B Lanfare. Demerara Is days. with
sugar and mossses. to II Trowbridges Sons Had light
southery winds and Gains the entire passage Dec a. lU
miles INV Of Demerara ghtshp, spoke brig Spanish Man,
from - for Denerara.
schr Susan. Reed, Valencia Nov g. with fruit, to NIL
ler Go vessel TO Sherman Passed Gibraltar Dec T.
schr Laura Pride lB, Hasse, Maracaibo l6 days. with
coffee TO Il Pavenstedt-vssse to Jones Lough. Had
moderate weather.
weather.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
York with mdse. to J Ames
steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston for New York, with
schr Fitzpatrick, Smith, Boston for Philadeiphia-
schr Ebsndale, Higgins. HyAnns for Virginia. /.
Schr Escort, Small, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Florence, Brockwsy, Connecticut River for New
York.
schr Margareta, Wandel, Glen Cove for New YORK.
Schr Theodore Parker Little, Glen Cove for Nsw York
BOUND EAST.
Brig Archer Higgins, New York FOR Portland.
Schr Lily, Robinson, Norfolk for New Haven.
Schr Magellan, Haxcton, Virginia for Harlem.
Schr Mary Brush, Platt, South Amboy for New Haven.
schr c Shultis, Young, Hoboken for Stamford.
Schr George Washington Peck. New York Stamford.
Schr Sarah Eixabeths Lockwood, New York Tor Oyster
Bay.
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The ALBANY AND susuvEHANNA RAILROAD.

Khhisey vs.. FISK nnd tsOuId-AH StayB Upon
Kainsey's Proceedings Vacated.
CooPERsTOwN N. y, Jan. 10. 1870.
The Erie sult Ramsey va. Fisk, Gould and 0thers)
up before the Otsego General Term, Judge Murray
presiding, to-day, X. W. PreXam. Jr., aud Henry
Smith for plaintiff and Thos. g. Shearman and Judge
Cray for defendants. Tie Court granted the plain
tifs motion vacatlng all stays upon the plalntlti's
proceedings, and allowing hm to examine such
parties and take such other proceedings as he may
be advised defendants to answer within twenty
days.
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Pro Rata Charges the susquehannn and
Erie Roads.


The directors OF the Susquehanna Railr00d have
adopted resolution TO continue to pro rata with
the Erie Railway Company on all business passing
over both roads and inviting the Eric company to
establish the rates which its managers may deem
best calculated to the largest amount Of busl
ness Oh the most remuneratlve terms
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Steamer.
Defamation.
OH~.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
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Marine Disasters.

Steamships Idaho, and Cuba, Liverpool.
Wind al sunset s, light.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Brig Gsses from DemersrA as days ny pilot boat Mar,
L Fish.
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SHIPPING NE w s.
Almanac for New York-This Day
Weather Along the Coast.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 10, 1870.
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The CAUSE OF CUBA.
Mass Meeting at the Cooper
Institute.

.oo~~~~c-o>~su~>>~c>~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-01-26
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q Change WO Must Hnvn-

1t Is conceded very generally that 1t Is nc.
ccssary 10 secure government different from
that which wo ut present have. Tho R;lic II
Ring whlrl, 'quan,icrs tho substance Of the
people must be broken, and to accomplish
this ia The aim ind object Of all gool and
true men. Industrial development md po-
!itical aotlvisy--thcsn are and must be the
watch"orls to success. y change In ru!orS,
and change for tho better Is what We want,
and Is what We must have, and our pcopl ,
must wnkc np md appreciate tho RESPONSE
bili'cs Of tho time. We believe that tho Ilgh,
can ,Dc won 1t the people SO will 1t, aud
Will turn !hctr attention little 10 what Is OF
moro vital interest, than nny other question
which c''H tiu'H spring up. We cannot be-
iicrc TINT all is lost, aud we do have Il strong
faith that thcro will come Il triumph over tho
fully and fannlirSm which now paraIyzcs
the country, politically, Sociuily nnl commcr-
cia'ly. All that We hnve to do is TO do our
part IN this Srcnt warfare, aud have faith
Noxt fall, any cost VIC must have an hou-
est government Fifteen counties out Of the
thtrtysonc, one year ago showed what couhI
no dono. aud now with greater lights, larger
experience. can we not hope for greater re-.
suits! Surely. Let lis fight tho issue, fairly
and :Qualriv,