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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-16

Foe SALE.-A planning and matching
machine, surface "a inch wide, plenes and
matches IA inches wide; now running At
Northern Pacific Planning shop, st. Cloud.
F. H. DAM.
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Fer a nioe-6tting suit Of clothes. 80 to
Piokit & Abbott's. :
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"1A11s1 AID CloPs.-Uptil yesterday,
rain has fallen, In Light showers, every day
Tor ths'past two weeks. The weather has
BEEN gsasrslly cool, and crops have -four
ished amazingly. All kinds Of small grain
ars in the very best condition. Not word
OF complaint comes from the farmers, OK
espt about potato bugs. Corn is doing
we'll.
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The CoURr HousE.-The Commission
ers authorized the County Auditor to take
down the partition between his Office and
that now occupied by the Judge Of Pro-
bate, and convert both into one room for
the use Of tho Auditor. Tho increasing
business of tho Auditors Office makes this
change necessary. The Probate Office will
be in the room recently occupied by tho
Sheriff, on the opposite side Of the hall.
Tho Auditor also sdvertises this week for
bids for re-painting the Court House. Tho
appearance Of tho building will thereby be
much improved. Jsilor Gaspard is now at
work, with some mon, cleaning and fixing
up the court room for the term which will
commence next week. It would be good
dea II the Beard would have the gallery
It the south end Of the court room torn
Town. It is Of NO use, and so destroys
he acoustic proportions Of the room that
'peaking Is difficult and hearing more so.
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Doc LIoENsEs.-The Chief Of Police has
len With the City Clerk list Of such own
orr Of dogs - have not yet taken out IL
censss. Those who neglect or fail to con-
form to the requirement Of the ordinance,
will hsve to pay their regular fine. There
will be NO escape; 80 walk up and settle.
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MAIL LErr1Nas.-Contra for carrying
the mails on routes from St. Cloud have
been lot % follows:
g. Cloud to Crow Wing. ". J. aridlsy, Of su.
psrior.
st. Cloud 10 Fort Ripley, OF Bently, Of st. Cloud
st. Cloud to st. Augusta Henry Siefert, Of St. Au
gusta.
Ct. Cloud to Fort Abercrolnbie, ". D. Bronson, o.
saltwater:
st. Cloud to Fair Haven, John Cooper, of st. Cloud
st. Cloud to Rockville, Alvis Lommel of Rockville
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LIBRARY AssoC1AT1oH.-Att tho annual
meeting on Thursday, the following officer,
were elected for the ensuing year:
Ptesidemt-Mrs. z. II. Morse,
Vioe Pesident-Mrs ]. ". futile,
Secyetary-Mrs. G. II. Alsop,
Trnaare-Nrs, J. II. RAYMOND,

while our friend John Coats, was 60
ing down the big hill in front Of the Nor
rison House, at Clearwater, on Monday,
his horse stumbled, depositing Johns
manly form at full length some distance
ahead. Amid general applause At his sue
cess in '.ground and lofty tumbling," John
regained his feet and horse, having sustain
Cd no ipjury-and with smiling counts'
nance and his mouth full Of sand, waved
the spectators hasty adieu. (Reportst
bv s.our special artist on the spot.")
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ttHail to the Chief Who in Triumph
Advances.''
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links FROM TIM DlPoT.-We learn from ron
Mr.. B. D. Bloomfield that exports IN
quite actiye-some 800 barrels Of aou'
ware shipped to St. Paul, and IN aver
age Of i've cars Of wheat in bulk goes ia
the same place. Wheat continues to sr-
rive freely at the elevator, and the latest
quotations are 600 for No. l, $50 for No.
2, and 800 for lower grades. A very small
| average grades as No. l, from the neglect
of farmers to clean it properly. The
freight to St. Paul on wheat and all
kinds Of grain is 20 cents per hundred
pounds, including elevator charges.
Mr.. Hardy, . cattle buyer, shipped 16
head Of fat cattle below few days ago,
and will engage largely in buying and
shipping stock from this point this sum-
mer.
Red River freights arrive in small lots,
and government freights are light for the
week. Local frsights continue heavy and
exceed the same time last year, showing an
evident increase in business among tho
merchants Of the city and country.
The activity in exports is marked. Some
200 tons, principally -four, wheat, oats and
potatoes, were shipped during the past
week. Hitherto the exports have been
light. Agricultural implements arrive in |
small lots. The heavy shipments Of last
year seem to have stocked tho market in
Ih,s section. and dealers only ship to sup
ply actual demand for certain kinds Of ma
,hinery.
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-Hes and honipy, q Bsyd's.
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last Msssrs. Jos. Edelbrook, B. Pirz and
7. Schroeder. Committee appointed by the
County Commissioners, with Mr.. P. Noel
sssurvsyor, relocated the road from this
oity to the Sank River bridge. They COM
nsneed at tho west end Of Breckenridge
avenue and ran direct line to the bridge.
This moves the read about forty rods south
Of whore Il now runs, and secures . much
better road. II will DO on high, dry
ground, except 1t tho slough opposite Bow
mans place. The change seems to bs
generally acceptable.
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city shall be issued to the amount Of Thir.
ty-hve Hundred Dollars, in sums with in
tereet and payable % above specified In
Section l, and dated and delivered to said
''The st. Cloud Hotel Co.," ~ soon after
the said hotel building is enclosed and the
plastering done, as said city may be legal
ly empowered to issue the same-the bonds
in this section specified to be executed by
the came officers and in manner and form
as provided in Sec. IL
SEC. 2. The Mayor, the President OF
| the Common Council and the City Clerk,
are hereby authorized, empowered and d.
rected to make, execute, issue AMI deliver
the bonds Of said city as in Section ! spec
lied and provided.
SEC. 8. All former resolutions Of the
Common Council conflicting herewith are
hereby repealed aud resoinded.
1.-THE parts included in brackets were in
the resolution IS originally offered, but were
stricken out as adopted; aud the proviso
at the close Of the first section, not in the
original resolution, was added.
The Council resolved itself into COM
mittee Of tho whole, with Aid. schulten in
the chair, for q discussion Of the resolu-
ton. Remarks were made in its favor by
AID. Kerr, Capt. West, G. F. DAVIS, Judge
Hamlin and W. B. Mitchell, with none in
opposition, when the committee rose, and
through its Chairman reported back thu
resolution with the recommendation that Il
, pass. Various objections were made b.
AID. Robbers. Aid. T. Smith moved tina
the bonus be made S12, 500 instead Of Sic,
900. Lost by tho following vote
| Ayes-Ald. Fritz, Miller, Robbers, P
Smith and T. Smith,. Noes-Ald. Bridg
man, Burbank, Clark, Powell, 6ohulte
and J. G. Smith,. -..~ %..
I. The vote on the adoption Of the o1igin'
resolution stood: ss~:~ = ~. =
! Ays.-Ald. BFideuan. Burbank, cla,l
Powell, Sohulten, =. Smith and J.:
Smith,. Noes-Ald. Fritz, Miller, Rol
the1s and F. Smith,, w.
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HUDSON BAY T1AIN.-On Tuesday 10
Red River carts arrived here, 60 of which
were loaded with valuable furs belonging
to the Hudson Bay Co., which were shipped
In bond 70. London. These carts brought
274 bales Of hns robes; $50 bales Of buff
fslo robes being LETT At Georsetown.-
Ansng The fars shipped from here were SO
Of The finest silver-g gray fox skins, the val
no Of which ID estimated 1t about $1,000.
These carts came from the Saskatchewan
country, some 400 miles from Fort Garry,
and this 10 their first trip to the United
Bates They came ria Devils. Lake, and
were six weeks on tho way. They intend
buying . number Of wagons here to take
back With them, and have purchased large
u Of goods and supplies from our NOR
chants. The train Is In charge of Mr.. An
gus Mcdonald. There are seven Scotch
mes in The party; the rest are half breeds
). Nrs. MACDONALD and servant performed th
journsy with the rest. These people hav
had No part or interest in heil's operations
have only hoard and read Of them, and ar
loyal to Tho Canadian government. n
= E
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Ar PRoNDz1NsK1's.-A new invoice Of
hats, just received, embracing oil the fash
ionsble styles. Also, new styles Of cloths
and csssimeres. All will be sold very
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-Oat meal, very nice, at Huber & How
denis.
WHEATl WHEAT WUEAT2
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40 WV
AT the SPECIAL meeting Of tho Council
on Saturday evening, no business was
transacted beyond the hotel bonus, except
to suspend rules and vote to the officers en-
gagged in the late charter election their lit
tie $500 each:
A man who gave his name ~ Shepard,
was arrested yesterday on suspicion Of be-
ing the individual who escaped from Jail
1t Minneapolis about year ago. The au-
thorities there were telegrsphed to and
replied that an officer would be up at noon
to-day.
Goats & Freeman are prepared to
deliver, in any part Of the city, meat
purchased at their shop. We need
not tell the people Of St. Cloud that when
| they want . tender steak or fat roast, to
70 to Coats & Freemsu's. Nearly every.
| body has found that out already.
Street Commissioner Dorr is still a!
work with force of men improving thu
condition Of Jefferson avenue, especially
filing in the low place near tho Minnesota
Stage Co.'s stables. He will soon com
mence work in tho First Ward.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester.
day. Justice Edward j. Shandey formerly OF the Essex
Market Court, made his first appearance under the new
whereby Justice Bedwh takes the seat Tor
merry occupied by Justice Shaudcy. Henry b. COye,
O paromau in the Sixteenth Precinct was charged with
assault battery by Michael Lynch OF No 95 Tenth
ave. who alleged that the night OF the 6th INST INC
officer and two others beat Lm severely. without any
prOvOcatGn. The policeman denied tho charge entei!'
and gave bail TO appear at Special Sessions
In the Court of General Sessions, before JUS
tlce Bedford william StetsOn plead guilty to an ATTEMPT
burglary and sentenced to two years III the state
Prison William H. Cooley plead guilty 10 tho larceny
Of S0 worth OF harness. and sent TO the state PrsOn
for one year Harriet Scott cooredl, plead guilty 10
grand larceny sent to the state Prison Tor one
year. George Newcomb, charged by John H. Terry
with grand Larceny. was hOnOraby discharged Charles
Jackson and Samuel Mack jointly indicted with I" Mart ,
Allen grand larceny, were discharged Cathefhe
O'Connoll was charged by John johnson with having
stolen q watch from him In q Natorst. den. Tue
watch was found In her muR when arrested The jury
found her guilty OF petit larceny and recommended her
to the mercy Of the Court She sent 10 the CatOc
RcormaOry Edward Shcrlin, plead guilty 10 burglary
and was sent the State Prison for five years Mary
Hawkins colored woman. was found guilty Of grand
larceny aud sent 10 the State Prison for five years
During her trial she acted In most eNtrayagant manner
and loudly cursed the Judge after the passing oil sentence
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
IHE COUR1S.
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Brf0re Mcneil. JoRcs. and Spencer, a. H.
MG.g T. Dc Cdmp agt. me AecJCrSey NtiIU Ls H.SUr.
parL COJ In thi, action motion was made b! the
the case from thc State 10 the United state Courts, under
he lZ srctlun Of The JudcaIy act on iLc gruund that
tue defendant was 4 citizen az another s'9tc.
The defendant Appealed from the DENIAL on The ground
that the which a." Court bCiow relied IN giving
his opinion had been oycrulcd, and Wcro therefore
strong cases IN d"icndJnts favor. The TcsuOudcuts
argued thar the order not apptaaic, not affecting
substantial right; that N was csoVpcd b Its compliance
with the State Law Tor thn purpose OF doing business,
nom denying tc jurisdiction conceded by That COmpu
auce and that U had been decided That corporation
might be a citizen of two States "a Oucc, com
ing under that law thCy might Dc considered Tor
The purposes OF tlus notOh' 10 Lave Hcl'd thereby
citizenship IN tins state
Decision reserved Mr. SiudlOrd FOL aVpelUlti .tir
TOWushCDd for respondent.
Injunction on COu'is.--A6rdh !(ooptr agt HCbci 4.
Gi1gg--Ihe following opinion, suuci,ntly stating the
VI tho Casc has been rendered b Judge Mctuun
Thi, 1, an application for Injunction to stay parties
from proceeding under the dSpOsscssug process taken
before Justice Hartman OF The Grand Judicial District Ot
this CIy We cannot grant the stay. ItappCaIS from
the papers before MS that tie question whether
there was writing not was duly heard before Justice
Hartman, and WAS passed upon by Lin. Under these
circumstances the only remedy left fUr tho parties
proceedings. Tins Court VIII not Interfere with pro
cecdings before any District Judge unless deception
fraud Ia, been practcod upon the Court below, and
which beyond tho power oi that Court t0 remedy The
law laid down IN tho OF Cent. agt. Armand, 50
HOWards Pr. Il, ~, j. the correct law iu regard tO
MuuCtions, Dnd must be strictly adhered 10 By tbs
Court Tho application must DO denied.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
shipping INTELLIGENCE.

rOar oF w-YORE............... ,Jaauar, TO-
CLEARED.
Steamship lrabcoHa, BAcg Portland Stsa, TTsu'ran Hn
soB.p,oO woo.ar,or to1tor, Peebarr Bo;se7 H,ubprg
BalsMOIHlg Sta: Wsgl S. JaSJ De ,abi Joia Edley Hay
st1WyT.isa warbouse Na'a-t.. Isabella Ieret mcCon.
yie cafisa. NJ Fef.aoo, Is zsi A. Benson. Howard
s5SH-Jius. openolu, sas N,g,lno Cameo Iss-i;'. 4
R,r Qusa Of he Souh ,gscn, Mni Mouuiah laurel Alder
B.Itsr sogb AugC!, S4lls benton, PlAer. STANFORD.
ARRIVED.
St.s, ,seS Dcans, San pomro CIV dlJ ad,. sal pa,
Sbp Berra P.ou HsHbog Oct . an olesas.oan Dec
BARK Rebss5s C,rla. Legans MaAnE, 1rs sugar ard
Hslr Ae, T.!.sa OF ,rd from Saa 81 y' ari
ns Mst. wl.- wtes pear,r, p Gays, and ohs'ss
Bd. gits55r A's- Gcs Sen. Leone W. A g t'' th,
- Big E.iei Bolton Hsrr, ,,,,gta, II day, .gs,r
t.hr Java Pirgn hi.-r Grace, - d'Js III.
SehE Ehsfaia. hing. Run cav Lds(s s.IL
s,ur 4 B. H.ltaT, Nsssor. ls''u. Il tl,s, fruit
DOMESTIC PORTS.
,a.,s l N,Yi BAL io6a Il relsca ia, or BON Bigao.
AIt-,,,, Ns.,os Va J,a Iaraael IN 70, Baltimore, ,,p
L,.sda o Breae hsik E.si.s ,on lv''reol Adene o1
W. s r.,-,-I t. p..,,- .rI s-,. q
wrsLt f5i lie was iGls,, iot,e Wei, n Blldoe b.lE
Perm IN laolt g-s Atet'gC or !' Me,i ir4ss' N,'ara
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MEMORANDA
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Bo,,cu WITH suca Wood Epii tb mrs, away
.ls badly sod Wiz probably lc ioi.' loss saYst
b Small ffln Baltimore Boston Nith vhte
l, a,h1I, Wool BOD. un have ,ds,harga 10 ut oh
Another s-sr, urtHu,-H, ashore ea L0lg fvu.
lie sg Willie Move yrc,ol, reported ts staa, At
fovustrts ipei J. ani , o. btru partially
cargo 0ffl hyCtIt l. T. boe Agent Of 80 Atlantic Sub
-fs weelmg CoyPe' Who a'p1t ca, "a her al so her -
earned Lsrs.e tie Iptt u' beach % place Of sar
sle h hove ,llkG prero-. tss. Der the
t.isr
MuNLHis.
st's- fo cfIt Allen fAccc % Btuor' report,
MAIl D. lta. s. Nycru
tpiu, iscst Nsut 5r o. raloaiul1U 10 ADIl
NOTICE To MARINERS.
L,fraf ys st ttc night ~ iIttoh Jlun
J 7e sFIs, Rtl t WI 10 Ih tc os hight house
esctvl 10 seat eII ,oat of Ea's lni Nanasaue Hl
kAels hlkA
- >t,iss u sovdea tssHu. out,,os' lt Viii Niu
which tsn1g tho T.
un1s 1siuE sttIu fhs tudu. lsnot Ash Asb. sb bosu
hini.o,ngs 1be lsHtrU /, bAss
The Niur1AA4lg sttsr,gts O 'cus oi tbrb,h oulsc
kss lqfl afav Nxtt ~ est Llvfs tue sy ehs 9se
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

The Hoffman DistRlcyy Cdse.--Thc casc against
George Hoffman ledersdOrG and OthcTF, WHO
with ilcitly running on whisky from dstIlcIy at Nos
lO4 aud U4 Hesers came IN for continued hearing
tCrdly, before Commissioner Shields.
MOtI Kugclman, Who made the AFFIDAVIT Oh which rho
warrant suod FOR the arrest 0i be defendants
called by the Government. He could provo nothing
pganet the defendants aud SwOre that lac did not know
what the affidavit that he had made contained On hs
crOsscAalnnatiGn. ho testified that hc induced TO
mako the affidavit By Bernard HCss I" Barney the
GaugtI l Who told him that n Dc would make the atl
Gayit hC would make money and thatlt he stuck 10 him
tBauCyD he would stick 10 him. that, n the case went
through right, lao should htNoa share Ia H. and HAT lao
never made such such statements 10 Hess were
tancd In the afdayt Tho further hearing was then
adjourned. 1his ease Is already considerably mixed
Atic COutclft,ts Now aud. dangerous counterfeit 20
cent fractional currency notes ~ tho new t'uruln Nlg
ncttcl issue have Just bccn pu n circulation. Tie backs
are very good bgt tic tJcCs O tEc notes look bcs dE
ard blurred.
John Anderson, q yOune man, was brought ht fore
Commissioner Shields, charged WITH having on The s1
st passed one OF the above described notes ou each ol
the following named persons: George s.l-tuNalGcr
Eds Hcrr!Cld Martin steiner, jacob NLriJcl ard Nay
urd EuIi,h. Anderson was held m $500 ball 10. m ca
animation al fhugeduy.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
HOMICIDE IN BAXTER ST.

On Thursday evening last, john Garyey and
his vito OF No 70 WashngOnst, visited an old acqualn
tance named Margaret COnnor living on an upper noor
OF the tenement No. 1 BaNterst Ms Garvey proposed
10 Mrs. Counor that they should 20 out and purchase
articles, and together they lett the house. leaving
Garyoy behind. During their abs nco man WHO had
been lodging with Mrs. CCunor camc in, aud, seeing
Garvey demanded his business there. Garyey explained
how be came there, and was ordered out by the new
conner. lie refused 20, ana tie lodser knocked him
down, and beat and kicked him IN shocking manner
about the head. face aud body. On the return OF the
women Mrs Garycy protested against the treatment her
husband had received and WAS Informed that, unless she
left and tool, her husband with her, ehe WOnd receive
similar treatment. Tie ysiiOre Immediately LETT. On tho
following day Garvcy unable 10 leave G5 bed, and
continued to grow worse. On sunday evening Mrs
Garycy Informed the police OF the COu4iuOn Of her bus
band Apparently no attempt was maze 70 arrest the
assalant. aud IL H. understood that learning tho
dangerous condition OF GaryCy, he has left BaNcrst
Gurvcy died yesterday morning. The apartment Occu-
pcd by himself and wife IA TIC top floor OF No 7J wash
iugtUnsi one Of the lowest class Of tcncments The
room ub0ut eight feet square, with ,crng low that
man ordinary hight cannot stand upright. Tho only
articles OF furniture m the room arc couple OF chairs,
rude deal table. and some shelving, on which WCro
ranged few broken dishes. The deceased lay on mass
Of old bed clothing and rags I'm corner There was an
extensive abrasion the ~ M Cyc and other marks OF
violence on tie head and face. The night side aud abdO
mcu were bruised and disculOiCd. ard the lmDs
also of bruises. The wife stated that no had spit
blood intervals since Friday night. An inquest Will be
held Today. Garvcy was an Irish a5orc age A. cars
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
COMMON pIEAs-GEyERAL TErM.

Before Daly, J.. j., LOeT and Van Brgnt =. Z.
The Judiciary Article QuestiOn.GirOn agt Wendt-ln
this case Judge Brady who tried it I'm 1854 gave judg
ment for the defendant In 1887 he sat no the General
Torn which reviewed his decision. The decision OF tho
General Term not given till tho last days OF last De
ceQber motion yesterday made TO set aside that
decision on the ground that 10 not delivered I'LL afer
the new Judiciary Article had gone into effect ana at
the new Article forbade any judge to sit In reYe" Oh MS
own decision. ,, . TO- o.,
The plaintiff claims that the Article went Into ei
feet at once It's being officially asceraned that IL was
adopted by the people, that Is, on Dec 9, 1862 -,
Tie defendant claims that the Article did not go INTO
effect m the time that the Constitutional Convention IN
tended the whole Constitution should 80 INTO ehec
viz: the 1st OF January, 1870. .
AS there are many cases in this Court in the same posi-
ton Court reserved its decision. Mr Malcolm camp
bell for plaintiff Mr.. c. Wchle for defendant.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
srprnIor cnrrr-srLcrlL rrnN-

BCforc NJ. Justice Barbour Ectt3jHg CduScS
.I0nicS French agt. Iocr r. ogHdudt-ihs was mo
tOu 10 iIcr action tho ground That ~ Involved AZ
account. The plaintiff allie ged tn delivery between May
aud November le ~ large sums Ot money IL ihe do
fcnduut 20 be used loans dud prcaS,S ~ sock for
part ~ which had acspunICd aud or part nD
The exact balance bt!gg unknown 10 tie pIiutH. TIC
defendant answered, duyug any bnlacc due, and s,t
ting NJ tho statute of Limitations, and disthafre N
bankruptcy Iie opposed tho motion on The sOnnd that
The two latter pleas would probably A. ono. dispose of
tho case without The necessity ~ ouierlug INTO tho
count Iudgo Barbour held however, ~ was case ivr
rscrence bat the order Of rcorrHcs ulg IIoNdd for
the trial ot Tho dofcndnnrs pleas fret ia ctcr CJunau
for defendant in-st-d that the CGur II Conld place
that provIseI Ia au order OF roeesucc could equally
VOL provide that at Ctreal ths ofdt, OF uitl lLyId
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
POLICE TRIALS

Commissioner Manieno yesterday listened To
the complaint OF Capt Garland ~ he First Precinct
against Patrolman wm, o'Bren (e hfm he found lying
on a table and apparently asItsl' IL the Office OF ne
Journal Of Commerce On the morning OF Dee -. Capt
Garland testified that no went over OBfens post very
important one four times. aud iOund door open, show
ing that the doors had not boon tried. Ollen com.
panod OF b6ing sick but he finished his tour Of duty
aud did not report sick hofO09 ng day sinss Thai
aalo Tho accused tesado1 thst .ftOg tyiDK tho dVQrs
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

A Coal CdSe.-In suit brought by the Del
aware and Hudson Canal Company against Henry O.
Clark coal dealer In Providence X L. 10 restrain MN
Coalp although mined In Lackawanna Valley, on the
ground that tho Company alone entitled to sell eOa
Under Tho name OF "Lackawanna Coal" Judge Blatch
ford has dismissed the complaint with costs, holding that
there was evidence that the defendant represented te
coal lie sold as plaintiffs COAL and thar. even II planh
had an exclusive right to the name Laekawa Coal
as "A trade mark, they estOpped from recovering
damage defendant they long had acquesced IN
hfz Al. of ma
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11

CORNELL CSIyEEsITY.-SIr and Mrs. Ezra
Cornell odar their friends Reception at Clscadila place,
m Ithaca this evening. This day is celebrated by the
Faculty OF tho University Founders day. Mr. Cornell
was born Jan H. ls1,, and is therefore G3 years old
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
srrpRFNF CouRT-CuAvBrRs.

Before M. Justice OdrdO=O-IhG Clark Case
In tins contest. between Mt and Mrs Clark lor the
custody Of their child Mr. shaer behalf Of the chLd
suggested that pending the examination the child be
committed TO the Episcopal lnsttuti9 the sheIefrhg
arms recommended TO him by Mrs. Judge DAILY. The
Court said 10 would make inquiries TO the character OF
the institution and either send U there or commit 10
some private family. The matter was then adjourned