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, 1870-09-09


eoneesled aesitc LOT peace On any 6esms, IL
preference 70 soo1eeung Inc capital 10 Tue nor
rors and dangers Of etcEe' but everybody =
afraid TO lax Of 5ield'ne. Inc circular OF faEse
lieeo. HlnspHes WIN courage Inc aououns
and nndeeideo. Inc souo.s "eatnef increases
VIE ueF'essa' ny
preaching 1esI "nat enect tae's aesua
MI9sA Fill Flounce - aaIu ~ say ou1 Is Nket
u oc uenaoes, Auouso u sAe qaes''oa "as nou
estr aee'aea aeeosane W LIE ~saee o' INC reo'
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~ ~ direction Is ,ncreas,nr hoar1s The no,n1.
49, -r,nty IND The theatY.,a c,o.ch. Tna .-annss
a..r ,he arrh of ,rturnnn. mr. n,,ea ~t,e +rnnr.
snS trnts. ''004'
..11in,.tcr w.shburnc. at an opo,,,esa1 ,n,n,r,cv
to 1n1rs Farrx- Xoutay. sollcIte,l The iterat,n,
=, al C,ern1nns cong1ncl In nrisons. Thr e7rrr,
rcot ronscn,ed. md hundreds let, yesterriat m,
t.Es.r win nasaes Of the Amertctr mtntssrr
aEn oos vii, t,e used tn the CITY in rssa oY
.,ar. 30 ,ne rnsometers arr All ontslde the for,
crss.nn. Arrsncemenu have peen made :
, 1870-09-09
Supplies forlndianS.


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nass.isn<a .e.tr7s. 1 ths iEtEh. TO ae..e Or :.
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! head.
, 1870-09-09
FINANC3AL.
MONEY TO LOAN,

On terass City Cook CoEnts keA Eeta1e- N SUI
Of Il, 60 to sl&nU. BY
HETCH1SSOy j. LUFF. u Dta5l.orn.at.
, 1870-09-09
The EniC mt indianapolis,

SPseinl nspatch to The chicago Tribune.
: lspIAsAroLis, iSD., Sept a-1he attendance
at the fair to-iay was much greater than on any
Of the preceding days. The interest centred In
tht pacing 1ace IN harness. The entertl were
Hoosicr Tom, Bill DAVID. Red Buek. Jr., Legal
Tender. uDosfer Tom took the nrSt heat,
In 9:faH, Bill David the secouh, IN
3:s2k: Red Buck the third, IN a;ctA. and Hoosiez
Tom the fourth, In 2:3S. The race wilt be con-
unued .to-mttIow. The track u few seconds
k10W, on account Of The dust. ...
Tomorrow. the great trot for $f.one will take
place, when It IL expected the attendance will be
lager thAh eyet.
premiums awarded. The probabilities now are
that The fair will be extended over Saturday, It
being Impossible 10 get through tomorrow.
, 1870-09-09

New ORLEANS, Sept. E-Corros- amt tend
ing down MldliuRs. isc; aa'cs, htu bales; re,
cciFts. ea9 bales: stock, li,sT bales.
kREAns1rFEs = Fluur n7n; surerfnc. $a31
double extra, I'd 1sG 625: treble extra. {d1t aisa
Corn quiet; mixed, 5'ta92c; white, 95397c
DatNSL Louis. a+1h5c, Bran, 5l.1G.
HAT-FuHe, s2G.OO,
TEor9s1o>s-potk dull am. lower; mess. SO. 80
Racs.n--Iolbtng at iGc tor shoulders; l5hc ii
clear fik' ses ~. fht clear >Ites uatna 2l,4 ID
Eye Lard scarce; ttetcc, 1ia@1s'lc: ke1, .ac
GRocEa1rs-Snsar-Pstpl l3c. Mo!as=es-CF.
rtjinef1. sll1.S
, 1870-09-09
PRUSSIA

LoNDoS, Sept a-Ber!in correspondence saws
all thought Of admitting meditation or tnteryen-
stou has been abandoned for the present, at
leAst.
The French prisoners In German h1nds are
enthusiastic At The Emperor'z deposition, Eyer
attention and courtesy ts shown to the Emperor.
who Is at Wilnelmshohe near cAsscL
HKRltH, Sept s--The Queen has sent her chef
dc cuisine to the French Emperor at WilheItus.
h0hc.
The, Worth German Gazette says Of jules Fasre's
manifesto that IT begins With phrases and ends
wtthxhe Hes OF lawyer aud b21dertfash.
The Prussian NanItsuT announces delay Of the
lime when damages TO shipping bJ the b1ocka1cs
are steEuRnt1Able.
, 1870-09-09
Indian 0utFnEes In Nc1r Mexico.

SAx1A FE, Sept. a-The Daily Pp&t. has re-
cetred Information Of the recent murder By In
dlans, IN Apache Pass, Of Mr. Hofner, large
German brewer Of this city, who was On his va.
and horses were captured.
Special correspondence from Ralstou to the
Veg Af1tr1H kays new Indian acpEcdaI1ons, II
tho vicinity OF Tucson arr received every day
few days since. ftepchE train WIS cAEtuted
near Fort Smith, four men Killed. and everything
belonging to the trnln carried Oh or destroyed
, 1870-09-09
GREAT RBITAfK

LONDON, SEP. s-Lea4ltue bankers here rera,,l
the political outlook as uufzyorahlc- The BANK
Of England has made no change IN lts rates to.
tisy, but money Is rather active.
Erpsse1s specials say Russia, England, Ita,y.
and the minor powers, win certainly combine
against pruMia il she ins.sta upon dIEmerher.
ing France.
An immense meeting was held At Newcastle
on-Tyne, last evening, to express sympathy With
,hc French In the var against Prussia
There Is no hope Of beautiful reaction In the
stock market here, m long As the Republican au-
thorirtes At 2st1s blnster war. The TiM<s and
othcr papers dcpEecate the attitude Of the Repul,-
licans, whose duty u platujg not to inntct On the
eounsrY the consequences Of policy TOT which
they are not responsible. Omcezs Of the Bank OF
England do not contemplate a change tn the rate
In discouuts.at present.
The 1tHts Paris correspondent believes that Il
Paris Is Invested It Will he tlificult, II not mposs
bic, to totally prevent communication with the
| city.
LONDON. Sept. s--Madame Lopez has rsce,vet
q letter Of administration In the matter Of the e.
! ta;e OF the lac rrezldent Of Paraguay.
| The Narr1is Of We.tSa.ns;cs vii t:-s:re IN
, 1870-09-09

new YoRx, Sept s-The Tribanes special cor
respondent at 1t. Petersburg under s,ate Of the
sh, says: al Dou C41los left to-day, wholly unsuc-
cessful Ills idea Was that Russtats refusal to
recognize the present Spanish Government was
because she adhered to tho .ivlne right theory.
lie was mistaken: The Emperor u we'll aisansed
toward the Spanish Government, but waits It's
rcgrlas organization before recognizing 1t. Car
los conld not see the Emperor At MOSCOW.
aud had an Interview with Gortschako6, but &C.
cCmpl[saed nothing.
Efforts are making for tho relief Of the
wounded. The Emrrcss has ordered alt large
stores OF lint to be sent to Basic. Thtsty-six
Russian surgeont are going there.
, 1870-09-09
THE BALTIC SEA,

LONDON. Sept. s.-A correspondent ct the New
Io,k Tribune, French officer with the Bair1c
ccst, whites from Copenhagen Hartor, septcm-
her =. that the squadron had hitherto done MOTH
lrs but l'1ockaae tie coast, nnd the task Is cn-
counteEtng uumbericss difficulties. The squadron
ceyes ancho-s ant u sublecf to continued surprises
IN the ntght from PEusstan gunbeass WHICH, COM
iEg ont Of has.'ors known only 10 themselves, a,s-
pt ar aEong the French vessels either to recut.-
no,lrc or h,w them ur Tith torpctices, Al In :
nea.ly happened IN thc roaGstea,l nf Danizis,
wtere Admiral rpuetn anchored under the VERY
guns Of the Forts. The Psusslan vessels beln4.
small and sxiit, riss but little, but ppe
success might destroy French squadron, The
squstsybu can oniy coal on the open sea, aud Wit,
grrat danger. Want Is fc!t bf suitable vessels 10,
b'eseadtag purposes. The troucials arc tH
5''''7 AZ. 9. .. great iraueht, and cruising prove
mcst dln'enlt and rcr4lous, !Aahstra
Banth separated The squadron into twc
tlly1scn1 Tie drst division hlockades the sAo,.
;:vs: .hc Russan frontier 10 Rugeu. The sccoud
under Admiral Dentor,e wascHes was:H sae seas' iron
Nrgca to North sehleswt1. Nc important encogn,
ter Las been had With the FTusssaa feet. Twt
vessels. the oseau anil Flanelss, a1e
about to return 10 France. Sewt
Of Sapo1con's and MacNahou's surrender
was tust recctvci- The latter causes but lttle
grief, for the members Of the feet arc not Bona
rarsistA After such events the squadron nus1
frinatn tnaciirc, but II the new government re,
Eolres to continue the struggle We viii wage q
pllt1ssJ war on the German coaSt"
, 1870-09-09
PROPOSALS,
improvement fthe Illinois 9!|;,:r
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.


CSr1Ep STATS ES4tNrER.. O4 s1A !
t;e Uui;sa States KnsIpeer. Gn'Sr, IA ii Main Ssr,-t
s.s i 5s1sst1 5sass TE. !. = ss tS AZ c
fs1H. s i,nS s'n. and rP-Eaps for the isForrrr
ne an,,:nt If .tz1r<is -z.i,ns I'D a. ,n5s -x..
noEs o. r. !. s!.AtfNl Il Various points I...,,s1
dt?th ct excavation will sarv fr:r .iv t., IL b4
tt1 ct mile to ! .nile 80 - '''A s7c@ s'ta
and i se ila =. ~ as i. J.. @ X =: @ =,
Tx IN T. 5en;3td - ,a 4sE ,,,, ~ ,s 2s.s
ss.i:is cubic yaIds e"'f' e"n'rh' o. 4s"'
AZ rnrcstont 1ar.s ...,- II. 2.:cr =: wass ,:a
af ssss u sss ,sIs ot a j.
including The expense d fnznI.h;ns ali H. m,t I'M
a sna ' TIT !. t. si;a4
nss E.:t sGte::! pr.tr cnhie sart tor IosInrE
trial !s.ni,hsd aad paatd IN rp.ssss er bssa ss3
Bic: ma,t he aceeane.niedh by satI.fse.ary ev,,rr.
fsnt the rsrttes hste tht mss9s and a,!, &
l. = e 1s'a '' ''' a.
ii. as ~, r. as to reject a 'at
Isa ns5 SSas II r 1s.iasa the monthly "a:
esatta sepy Il til advertisement aus; b~ .ttaaa
Fash hsa ma.s eensa!3 written printed sasas.y.
Ensrcs1s Oftee nj T;Sfts Ittsnn. an, ~; trrv
tntcInlass1n I'll b. Gssn hy Kobt- r. MeMsth, I'D,
| atE sfmc trrTIcu4 10 the Ixtt.ns, > -
Ihr rum .: elea t has he? Appropriated for is w,
and th~ right II setIrs.a to af%Sc the ,It autjt-. o.
| pr!ee+. -
| lar. i*:I. " ~ -"
cope. Of .rte4acaten= and blank foz.ss far p-.p
ali and eEa.auty " Ill he sura:.hrd n4u n
sats o:irt or At Peoria. Min4,ss.
Pnreeal- should h stt:r%-e.l to Ike ru!r-.surd Al
FtcEta. n1lnofaa nd ehcnif IL. cuGcrs.-i "Pl;.>.A
f1r uos& Gu tie tmp- seH.nt i the fll.nvs. Rr-t"
I rut.usut t.ulpnrl Ard Rnrrrt II. ~ 1:cn.-t
, 1870-09-09

Participate IN the r!nneeF celebration Of the ac-
n;sefsary OF The aa!u.snfl Of California Into the
Cr1Dr, on the 9Th Of September 4 A1,heu sisor,l.
c7 mlhrin OF the CltF will rur1 out to WELCOME
General Sherman On hts arrival.
, 1870-09-09

Destructive Storm on the Nova Sco-
TIA Coast
HA1IFAx. Sept. s--A great gale on sunday oc-
caslohed many WRECKS and considerable lus5 ct
, 1870-09-09
AUST RIA.

inSrcs, Sept s.-The Acsfr1nn Government Il
:yI' t:nE the land te:eErapl,ic sfste1u In os,le1
10 connect With tbc India cable,
, 1870-09-09

NV YORK, aers- a-The yacht race VAS Won
by the ralme1, beating the Cambria about scyca
mlnates, Sappho third, With loss OF n2intop.
mast and mAiNsau torn.
, 1870-09-09

SAN FkAsc7seo. Sept. a-cenera!s Sherman.
Selected ana stas ;slmita!s Turner and Fa-luh 4:
= uer AaJes.S'k ifcnsla4 Z.aioas, Governor
Hs-4ht. ana many ctaee r.tca!cer: 7A:a:2.ses
, 1870-09-09

cEcE'SAH. Sept 3.-LatSe numbers attanae,,
tle Hamilton County Fair today. The cattle
display Is Thought to be the best ever seen at 8
county fair In Ohio.
, 1870-09-09

IEASEFoeT. Sept s.-Auencan securtfiea c1-
cited: s-3es, 93t..
PAE1s, stut s-Eyealns. closed at *;
france.
, 1870-09-09

Attention, Sir Knights!
ASYLUM APOLLO COMMAND
cry No. l Z. r. Sir Enights, you arc
hereby ordered to appear at your Asy-
lum al 9 o'clock a. H., Saturday, Sept. 10,
fully armed and equipped for duty.
RF order II tic Commander. E.S.TCCkEn
, 1870-09-09
Masonic.
a1XHSO}17c.

ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS. Special eone1sve Of
St Istrnstd Cemmaadrry. u. u. X. r. shm {F1i
das} evening at o'clock fer drill By order Of 4 t.
j. O. 1CKERSOS, Recorder.
, 1870-09-09

Naue, Business, and Location o: the Leadir 8
Business Houses Of Chicago.

CNtMe Lsf o4<f Ref-etr srhr1 rtsitiA7 The eity:
Tx uvu.ts ars strictly I1Ksl-ClAss.
, 1870-09-09
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
The Republican Experiment
in France.
The New Government Recogg.
nized By the United States,
England, and Austria,
Numerous Reports Of Proposed
Mediation.
Minister Washburne Men-
toned as One Of the Mem
bers Of a Peace Com
mission.
The Feeling ir Paris.
Continued Bread Of an Outbreak
BY the Lover Classes.
Rapid Advance Of the Prussians
On Paris.
Thcy arc Expected to Reach
Tire City Enrly Next Week.
Rumors Of an Offensive and Defensive
Treaty Between Fran.e and
Russia.
Tho EnpItulntron Of Metz AnnSu
Reported.
te#s fran the French Fleet Ia the Ball,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
wHATA CHILD's HAND is WORTH.

On the 4th of July, 1866, Catharine Ann Do
ran, age u went board OF the East River
Ferry Companys boats for pleasure sail to Hunters
Point While she standing the deck as the boat
was nearing the slip, the boat WAS steered, 1t IL
claimed, 30 that It struck violently against the
piles upon one side Of the slip. The girl
losing her balance, caught hold OF the gmrd-rai
and almost ut the same moment the ni was driven
against the piles and the fingers of her right hand
crushed suit brought, and the jury awarded her
$1,000 An appeal, taken by the Company, was yester
day heard by the Supreme Court, General Term, where
1t argued that the plaintiff guilty OF cohribut
ory negligence that she had not paid her are and had
right action and that the damages awarded were
excessive For the respondents II was claimed that even
II she had paid her fare. which she swoe on the trial
she did there was special contract and therefore, she
had right Of action. The Court affirmed the previous
ind
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16

modest little ring that Adonirsm will select for Pruo
when makes him happest OF bOokkeepers or
the plain rioh the boys united funds buy Tor
mothers Christmas And OF pearls, what is there noti
Great strings Of milky Spheres flowers and sprays and
odd rhomboids and poygons OF dclcatest seed
pearls adornments enough for nnumerabe brides Even
gold ceases oonsiyely TO parade Its value whcn II Ia
wrought into such dainty fancles a. these showcases
hold, whose brooches and earrings and bracelets are
ornaments refined "a gems. ...
Nor time space remains TO say how excellent the
silverware, both in design and in wCrkmanship-so e1
cellent that many pieces examples OF the highest
decorative art. Nor may we even allude to the Weat
Of costly and beautiful trinketstny standing mirrOr
in exquisite frames OF wrought steel and silver WrtnS
desks leather goods. bonbon baskets nstands casket
OF copper with marvellous lnayings Of Japan. But all
these beautiful wares Imply market, and the marxet
implies the widespread possession OF money ana taste
Said not truly that tho sumptuous cities OF antiquity
existed in the imagination and that NowYork could put
them all In her pOcketi
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
POLICE MATTERS.

The Board of Police, yesterday, received a
communication from President John 7. Agnew OF the
Department OF Docks, incosng report from George u
Mcclellan Engineeriu Chief OF the Department setting
forth that consequence Of the kppers on tug boats
and small vessels running close to the piers his Duoys
and floats were often destroyed, and his anchors
lost rendering it difficult and even dangerous for
the sounding parties along the North River to
make the necessary soundings Mr.. Hill, having charge
OF Of these parties reports that the commanders OF
the offending craft seemed 10 take pleasure in running
muck with his boat. and putting his crew on their met
tie to get OF the way be run down. The Board d.
reced the superintendent to afford the sounding parties
the protection OF the HarbOr Police
ParOman James Bird OF the Fifteenth Precinct, VINO
arrested John DOnnell and friend, on the demand OF
Mrs ucrn OF Cintonpace, in whose house they wished
10 see il stolen trunk dismissed from the force
The following patrolmen were also dismissed for Vlo-
lating The rules Thomas shayey OF the Second; Lons
II. Fack of The Sixteenth, and Jacob e. Warner OF the
Thirty y-frst Precinct.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
THE RLAcK FRIDAY GOLD CASES.

The suits of Orlando w. JOsyn, ct al. agt.
William Heath ct al, and The Same ag james Fisk'Jr
et al. were called by Judge Robinson in Part l. OF ne
Common Pleas yesterday, and short argument "as hM
upon the legality Of trying them in that Court These
suits belong to the series based on the Black Friday
gold Transactions BY order Of Judge Barnard, these
actions were all transferred from this Court 10 ne
nreme Court and David Dudley Field, Tor the ueI,bse
onended that according to this order tue Court W Com
mon pleas had no jurisdiction in the SUITS The paihtl,
anpsaled from the order, and II is now under adYan!
I'm fhe General Term. II would be Improper, counsel
aided to press the Judge EmOtt argued IN
"pnosition TO Mr. Field that II the Court OF Common
Pleas has not lost it, jurisdiction, the eases
should not be pat OF to await the decision
Of another Court The order merely rroites that
the causes should be removed ont OF ms Court,
and aa far as decency proprety was concerned. 10
didn't think that Judge BaFnards order was made WIN
any vast amount OF courtesy either. The statutes oi
moi direct that the should he tried IN some other
county. but merely stated that the papers should 30
Transferred from the Clerk OF the Common Pleas to te
Clerk OF the supreme Court, which certainly wrong
MIR Emott asked I'm conclusion for an order setting 10
eau ses down for trial. but as it intmated tB5 t1e
trial would probably occupy several ddys Jlicr ROD
son said he should let the 20 over the term as MS
| own term expired on Friday. . -.
loser r. Flanders, James 3. Metcalf, eX-JlNse Emof
and JOS pa J. Marin Tor plaintiffs tled ana sherman
| defendants.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The following teachers in the Public Schools
have been appointed, transferred or confirmed


Ne,c Teachers Appointd-Fr Ward-George n Saunders Bows
Bows Department Grammar School So. l6. Tth WarlCharcs
Department Grammar School No. a. Mary Summerte
Girls Dep School No. Rachael l. Bucknan Pr
ealcy
mary School Eleventh Wan-Msrv McGrah Primary Depart
School Is rwelih aniE Smith,
ert GaHmnr school g. Thirteenth Wari-E Frankfort, Bos
Department Grammar School No I; Elise Reich Boy Department
Grammar school No - Emene aey, Girls Department Gam
mar School Martha Hayes Primary Department Grammar
School No Fourteenth Wari-MAy Mcrae Primary Depart
Department No .. Annie T. bbep Primary De
partmen School No 0; Emma Iceland Primary Depart
School No IS; Mar \. Hnch. Primary Department
School No sIte-nh WanBen Mooney Boy Depart
II Amelia dirs Department
School No 56 Nina wari Primary Department oammAr sn
Wari-LLe Girls Department Grammar school NO ~ eso
Inh Primary school d. MAcntosh fnmsry pept
meut School No II Eight cath Wan-p.ua ,b.sms.
Primary school No. 4. Nneteeuih "arl- hhShrt ~
Maggie suy Primary Department Grammar S' no
~; and Msy B. Sasyc Primary DeP
School Margaret GshegRn, Primary school no -
Wri-Msgs Lee, Primary Department GIsnma school NO S
II. Cameron, Girls
IA Hattie Bulkley Primary Department, ursmsr ssoo, 30 -
W.n-Mary T. S~ and Mar, Fllnn uifh prP't
ment Gramu. School Annie W hlte AMI MAY peNhS
Primary Dcp.ument Grammar School No % ,,,n.
ari-Ms Burens Girls Depatnen "r'm'
School Tenth WArdAhes beldehase "s department
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. war-Amsala Warts, Principal Prmsry
schnoI No hi Fouh Nani-John NcGnni we PnneipA boys
Dns,,nnt Grammar Seh l. Suth Narioscxr 4. How,
Ne.Pnncpal BOYS Department nIanmAt sop' 10 70 lenh
pdmarv srhoo No E Pauline Loss Principal aud Bosc Talr
Me. ~ neinI Primary Department Grammar School No. ~
Evh,sn,h Wand w Harrison, Principal. aud Aldos h. Vii
L.us V,.. Puucpsl Grammar Scaos No 'D
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
ILL.TREATMENT BY CAR CONDUCTORS.

In the Superior Court, Part H., the ease OF
Jules Myllch agt The siNth-ave. Railroad Compap
came up before Judge Jones, yesterday In May iS'
Mr. Mylich got a sixth-ave. car at Forty nlnths -
paving his fare he handed the conductor = 5i As
riding few blocks, and not having received us
he went 70 the rear platform sid uehIuteu, , "a
change OF the conductor who asked why be had not v
manded It before. He had given the change Ie salG
another man from whom he thought he had recefIa ca
the BILL and who had since left the car lie reiussu
give any change back. and an alteration .o I'm,
Nhich resulted in Mr.. Nylichs forciDe remofa Ii I'm
the car by the conductor and another person. NuU h
tiff alleges was intoxicated AZ the time eIUSc on.
cred and in the melee the plaintiff had box
tanned some new clothing snatched rom unuer h,.Inei
FINALLY Mych was dragged back 10 the car ana uSins
until policeman hailed who arrested VIC g,ion for
and locked him up night In the pre,n. ,ree!ed
damages the defense was that the conductor nsces-
his authority and used more violence than Ns ,bere-
sary i'm eiecting the plaintiff The Company a,s.inst
fore not responsible for the acts OF the The
whom the action must be brought, ana nor aenl .at
Comnanv on notion the Court dismissed the eou's
in accordance with the views OF the deIehSe
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
LIABILITY OF EXPRESS COMPANIES.

In March, 1863 Asa +. Cochran delivered tn
the Adams Ex press Company package containing 500
TO be forwarded 10 NewOrlean-, taking a receipt, In
which IL agreed that the Company not to bs
Irresponsible for any loss or damage from any causs
whatever unless it proved 10 have occurred by ths
fraud gross negligence OF their agent" TIE money
was put In a safe on the steamer Bio Bio, which
burned after her arrival AZ NeWOrleans, and before
anything had been removed from her. Divers employed
by the Company failed TO find the safe. Upon the Com
panys refusing 30 make good the loss suit was tried
before Judge Barnard and jury. When the plalnth
rested. motion of defendants counsel the complaint
dismissed. An appeal Was taken ON the ground that
there sufficient evidence 10 allow the case W ~
to the Jury, and the General Term ordered .
new trial At this trial, before Judge CaidD1o'
dispositions introduced by tie defendants showing
that the safe boxed up and put on board the ye.
which did not belong 10 them that the sae was p IN
the lower hold at Havana, and sank with the hi Of ths
vessel and finally that the origin OF the hre was M
known request for verdict In favor OF the defend
ants waa denied Judge CardOzO holding that the pantf
had shown sufficient to put the defendants 10 prOonh
there was not gross negligence aud dire, tng verdict
for the plaintiff the full amount claimed with Inter
eat making total OF S,l0O. From tins Verdct the de-
PENDANTS appealed, claiming that by reason Ol te special
contract they not liable a. common caFnes AMI
that Judge CarOzO until the plaintiff had proved groo.
negligence erred in holding that the burden OF proof
had been shifted 10 the defendants. Aier argument y
teray the General Term affirmed the Veflict VI tLs
For the appellants f. W. StoughtOn and G. A. seward :
for the respondents. ,. Y. Nash
New-York tribune., 1870-11-16
GENERAL SESSIONS.

Jacob Gleckner. indicted for rece,ms
stolen goods, has been porter in the empo! O Tns
& Co.. No. a. Murray-st., for the last 10 years .,
evidence showed that Gleckner, being su'po' -,
stealing from the firm from time to time was " ahout
o'clock an unusual hour for the store 10 be The
was seen reckoning 10 some men 10 come ., on soms
store out OF which they rolled and TOOK n,,t ksn
barrels of sugar bags of coffee &C., worth a ~
They were followed by the watcher 20 ty fviy b@ pro
and were seen to enter buildings wherrul ,be docr,
cured the services OF policeman, lorVeu marks
and found the thieves erasng .e''',. .ngar.
of Identification ON the barrels "a ard
Gleckuer was taken into the office OF seaman .so he.
confessed his guilt admitting that he had at aut returu
longing Ia Mr. seaman In bank which nc "S
10 him. Upon going to Gleckuers house III s't h,ks
st. near Ninth-ave his wife produced two ps "a,
showing two deposits Of 500 each IN dLIrns ps, de
banks besides sS5 in money. Gschher' "a if,d AID
MED having confessed the crime, bUi was '""'
sentenced 10 five years IN the sa,c Prison.