davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03

The Flour inspection in Georgetown. d. c.,
for May shows tota! of Fl, 055 barrels Of all
grades inspected during the month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03

~-The First Quarterly Meeting for A Al
drls Mission will commence at the Village
Chapel next Sunday, June, 9th. Rev. a; "
Wilson, Presiding Elder of Washington, D.C.'
Baltimore Conference NJ; 4. Churth SCUM
'rbe public arc respectfully and cordially invI-
ted to attend. GEORGE W. LIGHTN ER,
'o 10 . 81 Preacher in charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03

FILL ASSORTMENT OF WHITE
a linen DUCKS, DRILLS and FAN.
~ LINENS for Gents Suits. Gall q ana p so al
;e3 WILMER s. STAY NJ MEMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Reconstruction Committee last night
heard Maynard and Stokes at great length, and
concluded the Tennessee investigation, and
some Congressional action will take place at
next meeting The committee did not consider
tie amnesty question Fourteen members of
the committee were present. A sharp contest
over Tennessee is expected in the House,
The amendments OF the Senate to the def.
cheney bill, in which the House OF Representa-
tives colcurred, increase the appropriations a
million and one halt dollars. The bill now
goes to the President.
The Georgia bill, which Gen. Butler endea-
voured to report to day, is the bill heretofore
agreed upon. 1t is the Virginia bill with an
additional clause authorizing the enrolment OF
the State militia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03
DEPARTURES.

nSs- MIRA. WIN. F. LEE has accepted an
AGENCY for the organ Of tho Educational Asso-
citation of Virginia. r,,,,r on
VIRGINIA, published in Richmond D.,
Editors: Charles h. Winston, u; Lee row,
ell, Thomas K. Price, and John W. Strothsr'
subscription 81 per aanum IN ADVANCE.
Mrs. Leo asks for the patronage OF every
teacher in Alexandria and all the towns ana
country schools in Virginia;
Direct to box 1856, Alexandria, or call at n o.
~ south Washington street 10 o-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE GAZETTE. ]
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June 3-3 p. III.
CONGRESS.

CONth ESS.
In the Senate Mr. johnson presented thirty
one memorials Tor tue removal OF pu.lllc heal dis
abilities
Mr.. Schulz presented memorial Of Israel.
ties OF Indiana, asking the Uoited States to
interfere in behalf of the prosecuted Jews
OF Romania.
Mr.. Sumner introduced resolution asking
the President to communicate 10 the Senate
any information which the Department OF
State may possess 10 relation 10 this massacre.
Mr.. s. said that it was i'm portant that the
great Republic as the guardian OF humanity
On earth" should have iu! Information on this
subject.
Mr. Sprague said that this affair in RomAnia
show d that a body Of men had gotten luto
that country, gradually accumulated all its
lands and all It's power, ard used both against
a poor people. This had led 10 the result
which all the world deplored. But we were
approaching such state Of affairs here, and
this event furnishes food for contemp laton
here.
Mr.. Stewart hoped that MIR. Sprsgue did not
mean to say that as soon as man brcimc rch
he ought to be killed.
The resolution was adopted.
La the House Of Representative n ,u!asr
at nritnno IN t";~- - --0"oIiou vi topacco
tax we're presented.
The House concurred 10 Senate ameIdmers
tc deficiency BILL
Gen. Butler rose to report the Georgia bill
The speaker decided that he was not in order
Gen. Butler moved to set aside tho tax bill,
but the motion was lost
The tax bill was then taken up and votes on
amendments are now proceeding 10y yeas and
nays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03

DESIkING TO PUT UP FRUIT
IN urcoarod to furnish the 1 10, ID and 3 ID
PACKERS CANS;
Also, the 3 ID and ID FAMILY CANS al
factory urces Orders solicited by
+. H. GARRISON, Manufactured
,,2-ow Il south Royal street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03

peeH 0ull MI u
insnm"tu TO- Flour since oar last review. and
sales hnvo baen chiefly c,rfnei to the local
trad, The inc:oa, IL reipts have occasioneI
au M,'cuDul .tiuI 1T stocks. ana tuo iIArkaL
c!u,e: ho4rS 1T Il decline N all grades. holders
being nl1;o dispo :od 10 meot tho view! OF buy
ers We revise GA u..inns rs follows: Family
/. to 81 Is; Extras i - t. So II. and we note
aules Of ! )ns go b5!s within these quotations;
s5uIc7. ) Is ii g. 50 Fine 81 75 There is an
in yr..y d ..cmani i.r " heat. with Sigh q l.
vance Ii price,; vli=lings Of 1850 bushels red,
with sales at 1877, l29 AMI l30. Corn is in fair
demand for good SAM lss, but dull for unsound
los; offerings OF 1885 bushels mixed, with sales
at lC2. l05 Jog, lO9 and lC9, the first figures for
uEsound small offerings Of white. with sales
reported st 1l2 Rye is active ut decline;
offerings Of l6l bushels, with sales 1T 100 Oats
arc in good demand at 59ae0; offerings of 2l7
bushels. Butter and Eggs are unchanged.
RALrIaoRE CATTLE MARKET, June 2. 1870.
Beef Cattle-Prces to. day ranged as follows:
Old COWS and Scalawags at 5a$6 80; ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows ut 5OaS6 50; fair
quality Beevas at : 25aSS 50, and the very best
Besves at 50aS9 IS per 100 lbs. the average
plice being about 81 Is gross. The market was
unusually ActlVe To-Day NJ an advance VI DC
per 100 lbs on the rates Of last week
Sheep-The supply during the past week has
been in excess of the demand, and the rates
have declined &c per ID, the market closing
very dull Prices to day ranged as follows:
Sheep at Hattie per ID gross. Lambs 2 so to 81
Per head.
Bogs-Tho receipts during the past week
have been large, reaching 100 head, but with a
fair demand rates have been fully maintained
though TO- day there il less frmncs5 in the gen,
oral tone of the market. Prices to day ranged
rs follows At II 50as13 Is per 100 lbs net for
fair 10 Aood Hogs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03
TIOR SALE.

A lot OF fine CARRIAGES and BUGGlEs,
lust arrived from Wilmington, Del. =, ana now
man. Parties in want OF carriages will IND my
nricas below those of Baltimore or Washington
ie 2-5t~ " +. fhbioN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03

DERSONs WANTING FRESH PICK
/ STKA WBERRlES, of fine quality, Tor pre-
serving or other purposes, can have them Ge,
livared an hour or two alter picking, by Ieavlnt
orders with G. W. RAMSAY, Family Grccer'
No. l47 King street. where samples can Ie see'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03

GORGE McBURNEY & SON
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in rcc,
EXTRA FLOUR, DklED%
CANNED FRUITS,
Gross & Dlachwers Chow Chow.
q" Mixed Pickles.
Ghcrkins.
I Druauds Bordeaux Olive on;
Tbwsi,Iey & Brad shaws Sal Dressing,
h NY Sb;iver & Bros Picked Oysters, Nun.
jules, Flayorng Extracts, Bakers Gn bsomn
H IioTsford's Serr.Raisng Bread Preparation;
CONCENTRATED Lye, Rabbits Bot SosP M psIa
and Willow Ware, Bass & Co. S Son Lond9 R.t ra'
AIe, Hilberrs London Brown Stout D Ganno'
Best st. Whisky, smoking and Chewing I00"S'
CO, &c. &c. mart of the
N. H.-Gools delivered to an H;, pAI street j.
Grirss o!9 stand two doors from MSs2 2lWf
street. --s-----s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03
,>n11Nn HILL BOARDING HOUSE.

~ w;, oman q BOARDING HOUSE about
Tho XII Xxi; Of June, 1870, at Round Hill, Leudoun
county, Va for the prR9fso Of s
city der Twelve o, On 0 she bike
INNING mTGi from Leesburg to Winchester twelve
u1;les West of Leesburg. Public; conveyance up
-, n the door Persons wanting board, T,ll IL, ad-
dress the undersigned. D. w 49,,
Ronnd Hill, LoudOun CO., va ny tz-eootN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03
nlsH WHARF FOR RENT.

The Corporation wharf, used as h; SiS
for cash. in front of the Mayors obc', On SAT-
III IR JS june An at u clock M, FROM Inc
uHD f on,;n M1 the 18Th of February next,
H s 81 the rs Gorporson reservng certain rights
made known on the day of renting. BY orae =. o.
the Committee on Public Property. my ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03
p
LIVERPOOL ~ LII.

We ciior FIR salo TO arrive. cargo Of ship
"Hcrmsnos," consisting ct ,,1r
is coo bushels LIVERPOOL u. A. oAhl'
;" loo sacks FINE SALT, Isctory til!cd'
"runcorn" brand, equal - MarshalPs. Also
' m11 bushels LIVERPOOL Il. a. SALT,
in bulk. ,,,.-
brand "Stoved.' 80
Ne will ill ,n!. Salt 10 nr y 10 tho ton rs
part;es MAJ desire sell i'll bulk ut lowest
market Rates from vessel. rn
uOOE, WEDDERBUkN " 20.
I'VE HAVE Also NOW IN STONE 4
" full supply of
LIVERPOOL G. y. "a TT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03
.>uGWA3 ::lNCI,A lH

,,rru
EAErENTEk AMn JOl NEE
40. Is, SOUTH WATER STKhE.
iNc,r the Bank of the Old Domlnion'J
Is prepared to execute with dispatch nh I;n "h
the most reasonable terms, all work In MS me-
md satisfaction warranted. -.
He eniicits work from tho adjacent county, az
hc is nrruurcd to contract for building, or to 90
nnv kind of repairing. -------- 70 -,
rI,HE CLIENTS OF THE LATE w NJ. ~:
DULANY who dosirc to have tnelr su ns
Prosecuted 20 trials, DEGREES, or orders Al ING
coming terms ofthc Courts CT AieXHndtia ah IS
F.irfay will please communicate with either o!
Inc Undersigned. Those whom delay Will not
prejudice need not DO so. ,oo.r
NJ. DULANY BALL,
c1ow,u So St. Paul ST., Bait.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03


SSIGN EE'S S A l. S.
5y authority of the District Court of tho
United States for tho District Of Virginia, IN
the MISTER of John K. Shumate, bankrupt
will sell by public a19%n n the fI.y % Of dsy OF
May, 1870, 81 II o'clock m, in front OF the May
" a BALANCE OF ONE SHARE, belonging
to the tate Of said bankrupt, being one-slXth
Of one. sixth Of tho estate Of John Rust, late OF
Warren co., Va, deceased.
The residue OF bankrupL,s interest in said es-
NJ i /; !; ;ia BIC ~ e MIG:
pc" "9sw,d Assignee.
~ ~ rhe above sale has been postponed nn-
til TUESDAY the 2!st of June, 1870.
my 23-2awtd
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR
= BAILEY'S CROSS EOADS.-By dircc.
ton Of tho several DEGREES OF the Glren'; G2ur'
of fairfax county, in The SUIT Of D4vy " Lar
mon ". VIM. Payne and others, L shall on
the Goth day OF June, 1870 in front Of the door
of tho Court Itue Of said county, sell TO Inc Inc,
or AkcE 81 EnND stu s to i' tn" s
county Of Fairfax and State Of Virginia.
Bacy's Cross Roads, adjoining tho lands q!
Mcssrs. GorLcn, Donc!s"n and others c"ELaln-
ING &c acres, rood nnd - poles, more or less
This land lies Immediately o.: the south sldn o:
the Middle Pike, and is very GcSirapie' ieF
sons DESTROYS Of purchasing will lease call o"
AR Bailey, VINO lives near.
TERM One fourth Of tho purchase-mohey
in hand US . deposit liable 10 be forfeited should
tFo purchaser fail To complete his purchase;
The residue in three equal instruments, psyapH.
VI six, twelve end eighteen months, with ihlcf-
es. from the day OF sale, to be Sccired ny inc
bonds Of tho purchaser, and the title TO pc ro-
tanned until tho last payment Is made. olathP"
and iced ut the cost of the purchaser.
THOS. MOORE, Com OF Sale.
Fairfax county. my 19-1awts ---------
AND FOB SALE-PGrsuant TO q deed OF
! trust from Lee futile TO tho undcrslgnod'
bearing date april -, 1859. and OF record on
Inc land records of Fairfax county, liDnr d.
Mo. d page 7G shall, on MON DAY, the NIth
DIV OF June, 1870 Court day, in front OF IN"
Court House door OF Fairfax county, sci! 10 tIn
highest bidder, the following descrl2ed xxx,
ERrY: All that TRACT or PARCEL of
LAND conveyed by said deed OF trust' con,
tanning two hundred and ninety I'VE acres anu t"
ore hund and forty. poles: ms Iano le1
near Burkcs STATEN, o., ~. 81 H. II. w. anu
| Near G. 4. Arundle's. .,,,,.,,,,
| TERMS-So much cash IS will discharge inc
| cvnrnses Of sale and the amount due ana TN
| nsid nader the said deed Of trust and tho rc'i-
| duc on u credit Of six months. Inc csah re-
| 'I,roI will ho announced on tho day OF sn i"'--
| Jnii;np rs Trustee, will convoy sucn lhie ~
| !. vested in mo by said deed Of trust ohly,"hlc"
10 Oe'''' - W " WIN. SAGAR. Trustee.
| Fairfax co. nv 19-laW4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03

TRENCH CHINA.
lust received q fine assortment OF Goid b9ahu
md pLain White French China Dinner ana
ia Sets OF the celebrated manufacture o! nal
InTt & Co.. Limoges, bought ut tho rsceIf
,ruIo sales in New York 1T low prices anu WIZ
be sold cheap for cash r5 E;nost
iLan,bure Washingtonian COPY
RARE DPpORTUNITY-A gent emsn
4 ,r;'hing 70 retire from business Gt!ers 10
t.AAboro,. his ono half interest IN 81 o!d GssaD
l,NbnJ md fashionable dry goods store OF! WIN er
r,Ivsnia avenue Washington city tor aiis
:, lsnds Va:uc Of interest estlmaleo d. @i''
ooo 10 : -'"'' SMOOT s. MILLER,
ncsl EST Brokers' III King street.
~rr.rHG~ IN SWISSES, NETT AMI
CAMBK1C.
and Cambria Edgings and 1nsertlngs /;
~ '.;nds ~ Co,tons and Linen Trimmings ), ell
",t .n,E,I Gloves, S1.25 per pair Fr'n@es, but
Gimns, Zeal Laccs Linen Collars, al
~ ~ ynnd.' and sold NJ re !uced prices nj
~" Sm Mrs G.. J.. Sim PSO Ms.
GAS. +. HENDERSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in ,,prD
isiK&, OATS, HAY STRAW MlLhfDDO
s. and 81 Cameron streeI.. VA
IN ALEXANDRIA, VI.
rEgBLER'S CELEBRATED CAhhW4M ,y1'
| y f,hsb lot lust received, such ss nv
SIn,ne Almond Nuts, Jumbies anu Hse
grT: CAL and ezamiW3s w. e F. BRooKEs,
l79 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03

T. Y z ", I z u J.' III
TURKS ISLAND SALT-'s"" sale 81 lowest
"' ;nh al.,I HNOH, WXDHEEbUkN y CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03
Nv Beck, Knox a. Ke-by,

Real Estate Agent: and Auctioneers.
SSIGN EE'S $ a !! S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03
BECkER'S

Fairfsr co., feb 2i-eots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
HE NEW ORLEANS r.REHsN.

At eight O'Clock yesterday morning the New
Orleans lremen arrived in this city from PhiIads-
phia, and Immediately marched 10 the Astor House.
They comprise the members from two companies
Mechanics Company No. and Hope Company, both
famous organizations from the Crescent City. Mr..
NJ O. Tracy Fire Marshal, and the following foremen
and engineers were among the ninety who marched
TO the Aston House:-W. Johnson, r. E. Dimond,
Thomas Lynch, William Swan, J. condor r. Groscb,
af., John Greep Charles Votoz and several other
distinguished fremeK from the efficient volunteer
force OF the Volunteer Flre Department OF New
Orleans.
In the afternoon the visitors were met by Engine
Companies Nos. and IL and Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. OF this city, as well as depuation from
other organizations at the foot OF Cortandt street.
The New Orleans fremen then marched up Broad
way with the beautiful hand engine which they
brought with them and their hook and ladder truck
The RAIN threw damper upon the parade yet the
ureWeA made q fine display and f9tufned TO the
Ast0f HOise at six O'Clock. They WIN be treated
courteousy during their stay ia this city and every
effort viii be made to render their visit pleasant
As this Is the first time since the beginning OF the
late war that any body OF Southern men have visited
this city on fraernal excursion the arrival OF the
nremen has more than usual Significance 1t points
to future amity and s Of the best evidences OF
complete restoration OF q national feeling.
The future movements OF the hremen are uncer-
tall, buy Colonel Fisk VIII place "Twelve Tempta-
tionsr ia thelf way, AID they VIII have competitive
trial with some Of the crack companies OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
BUSINESS IN THE suaausArl's couar.

There has been a regular avalanche Of business
presSlng on Surrogate Hutchings since his advent
Into Office. He has met however. the unwonted
pressure In such spirit Of ZEAL industry and sys
tenn as 10 make what would have been incessant
labor. without any adequate fruiton to many conf
plete success The same punctual attendance to
Duties the same system and consequent prompt
hess In dsposIng OF the work OF the immediate pre-
1ent which he imposes on himself. he exacts from
al the subordinates OF his once and court. and
thus the whole machinery works smoothly
and surely. There is no court within our State
jurisdiction that 20 much needs to DO presided
over by q jealous, judioious and conscientious
Judge as that which has TO determine the contro-
versies that 80 frequently arise among the living
over the requests and inheritances OF the dead.
Surrogate Hutcnngs has bronght all these qualities
TO bear IN the discharge OF his judicial duties, and
now az the close OF the term the calendar OF the court
up to yesterday has been finally disposed or iact
Of record In the city.
THE RECEss-CHAMBER NOTIONS
The Surrogate viii adjourn his court on Tuesday
neg, 20 far as the trial Of cases Is concerned. He
VIII, however, sit III Chambers to hear motions
every Monday till the opening OF the new term Of
the court, which Will Toxic place the first Monday
oil september next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1870

day morning. Of nine o'clocK The remains will be
taken TO Greenwood for iutermcnt
SHEIL.-On Thursday. July 7, arter a long illness,
JAMES SHE'LL in the 47th year Of his age. y. III al
The relatives and trends Of the family are respect
fully nvted to attend the funeral from his late
depce. 457 Ninth avenue, on saturday afternoon, ut
one O'Clock.
TAyloR.-Snidenly at the Everett House on
Wednesday, July 6, Paymaster I. MASroN TAYLOR,
United States Navy.
The remains will be taken to Boston, Mass, for In
termcnt.
Boston papers please copy. A4
ToEMEY "a! the residence Of her parcr,< Patrick
and Ellen rox, mm..asYy, the beloved wife OF isugn
Tormey IN the 2Sth year Of her age.
Her remains VIII be taken from her late residence,
No. West Baltic street. this friday morning ut ten
o'coce, 10 st. Paul's church, corner OF Court and
Congress streets, where there viii be solemn mas
Of requiem for The reQose OF her soul from thence
OF the family are requested 70 attend without further
notice.
TEFFr.--At Facoryve, Staten Island on We'd
nesday, July q, EMMA AUGUSTA, infant daughter OF
William +. and Emma A. Tent, aged 10 months and
IL days.
The funeral win take place nom the residence
OF her parents. No. 1854 West Fortyeighth street,
saturday morning, at ten O'Clock.
WALsH-On Thursday morning. July 7, nj half
past one O'Clock, JoHN WALSH, son OF William
walsh, OF Giashere, county Kilkenny, Ireland.
The funeral viii take place from his late residence
afternoon, ut two O'Clock.
WHERLER.--On Tuesday July g. CAMILLA AU-
GUsTA, beloved wife or Edward j. Wheeler and
eldest daughter OF John Miller the eth year Of her
age
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited 10 attend the funeral, this friday after
noon, OF one o'clock, from her late residence l21
South Eighth street. Brooklyn, f.. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
SERIOUS NEGRO RIOT IN Pen isfLyAsA.
several Whites Injured-Grent Excitement.
iron the Harrisburg Patriot, Julyo.J

Several Whites lnjured-Grent Excitement,
from the Harrisburg Patriot, July OIL
terrible riot occurred az the colored picnic held
at Marysville on the Fourth Of July. Previous to
their departure from this city many Of the negroes
had been engaged IN the South street ARRAY, ana,
their arrival at the picnic grounds, they at
came disorderly. The riOtOus demonstration, how
ever only reached Its height about FIVE O'Clock in the
evening, When the negroes armed with guns, pistols
swords and bay0nets, made 1t point to insult and
strike down every white man ana woman they met.
One party Of the negroes aasa entered the Railroad
for liquor which was given them, when they walked
out without paying for It, Mr. Sadler, demanded
the money when they refused to settle, but went
away cursing him. They soon returned with more
OF their comrades and demanded more liquor, when
Mr.. Sadler declined TO giveitto them. The negroes
the proprietor much that he Knocked several Of
them down. but the others assisted their comrades
and Mr.. Sadler was beaten somewhat. Several Dun
cannon men happening TO be present went to mis- as
sistance aud succeeded in driving the negroes or
thirty members of the company, and had their guns
with them, with their bayonets fixed, and In this
manner they charged upon the whites. Mr.. Sadler
and man from Baltimore were shot and seriously
wounded, and Mr.. McGowan, OF Duncannon; W. &.
Mckee, Mr.. Anspach, Samuel Bowman and Herman
Eper were 6ny naeat II rae negroes finally sue
Atihe time the ighting was gong on Captain w.
a. Weaver, an offcer during the late war, sent q
The same evening Captain Weaver arrived in this
city and consulted with the Governor, who instructed
him bring the parties TO justice by civil process,
and number OF warrants were issued to-day for
their arrest.
A correspondent from DuncannOn, who was pre-
sent at the time the riot occurred. Informs US that
after the negroes had driven the whites the news
was brought TO picnic party IN another locality,
who Immediately started to assist the citizens but
on arriving IN the town they found the negroes had
retreated and getting on the train to leave for
Harrisburg. He further says that the white men
were so enraged at the acts OF The negroes that the
conductor OF the train had considerable dif1cuty In
preventing them from throwing the train from the
track, and that the negroes while passing by the
whites In the cars, fired upon them, when several
must have ragged feafuly, and shows the necessity
Of at once taking firearms from the hands OF this
negro company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
COURT OF COMMON plsAs--cHAMsfRs.
Before Jd6re Daily.

The Adah Meyers-vreeland Habeas Corpus
Casc-she il Sent Back TO the House Of the
Good shepherd.
Before Jd6se Daily.
IN re Adah r. Aeveis.-As was reported IN the
HERALD Of yesterday, Miss Adah I. Meyers ap'
Died to be released writ Of habeas corpus from,
the Mouse of the Good Shepherd, for reasons both
aseliQioiiy AID maternal. Judge DAILY reserved his
decision until Yesterday when he stated that at the
General Term Of the Supreme Court 1t was held that
the PROCEEDINGS. as an alleged defective commit
Inent could not be reviewed on g mere VIII OF
habeas corpus. He would Therefore remand the
Girl to where she had came from. Her counsel, Mr..
Hummel, then moved for writ Of certiora3, which
brought before the court and the vexed question OF
Tnere Is the proper place for Adah F. Meyers can
pearl much easier than 1t really is, and many ven
tdre 10 say that she should not be separated from
her dear mamma. IL may be material to mention
that Mamma Vrecand is in Sing Sing engaged Tor
She good Of the Commonwealth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.


~ -I----- SV'S " ING stutO ffl10us
Before Recorder Hackett.
Al the opening Of the court yesterday counsel for
George Allison and Charles Tucker, who were con.
vioted Of stealing gold watch from Benjamin Grim.
shaw, on board the Sleepy Hollow, made motion
for new trial, which was granted. Henry Fields,
who was Jointly indicted with them. ana who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
coUsf cATiRuas,,Ias DAY,

SUPREME COURT CHANGERS Held by yudg
Brady Nos. 81 81, "a. 81, 10, 7s, a. o. lol, 16l
lis. Call 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08

r. @. BURNHAM's FURNITURE, BAGGAGE Ex-
IA. press lib and 1l5 West Eleventh street, Sixth
pianos packed, shipped, stored. Money
advanced. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
He COURT

The stolen Treasury Notes Alleged fraudulent
Use Of Revenue stamps-Ihe Erie and Lake
Shore Railroad Contest-First Blood Tor
Erie-Adah Meyers vreeland Sent Back
to the House Of the Good Shepherd
The Business in the Surrogate's
Court Another Clearing
Out Term in the Court
Of General Sessions.