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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-03
ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, g. 1870
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
70 following named parties are hereby

OrF1cE state TAx COLLECTOR. J
First District, City Of New Orleans:
State of Louisiana, May r. le1u.
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COURT CAlEHDAaS-JRIS nay.

OYER AND TERMINER AND SUPREME C0ugr-
CIRcUIT.-Part 1.--Refore Judge Ingraham. Court
opens at halipast ten A. M.Nos. 1905, 1907, 1867,
A47 S79, 1495, 1881 1885 145l 1871 1875, 1885, 1878
1897, 581, 1341, 1865, 2027, 1867 Part 2.--Before
Judge Brady. Court opens at eleven A. M.-Nos.
biS4. 797, 1866, 1885, 1947, llS3 564 1885, 244 33e
1866 932, $780, Asa, 1924 1906 1872 1916, 1885, 3674
1920, 446, $685. 80. 956.
SUPREME COURT-SPEC1AL TERM.-IIeld by Judge
CardOzo. Court opens at half-past ten A. M.-Nos.
252 260 236, 6S, 125, 1885, 205 zO1 264 62, lO9 $780,
16l, 18 22l, 227 81, SO, 49, ST. o. 90, 10l ia, 116
49, 12S, l31, 14S 1871 16t, lit, 209 2i, 220 251s.
SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERS.-1ied by Judge
Barnard. Call OF calendar at twelve M.--Nos. ll6
124 130 l40 l45, 150 157, l59 174 l7S 23o 23l 234
Call 236.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERN.-Part 1-Before
Judge Spencer Court opens az eleven A. NJ. Case on.
Part 2-Beforc Judge Jones--NOs. zoos, 572, l7i4,
1904, 1742 1850, 2036, 2042 1858 1l0s, 2l12, 1914
COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERM.-Part l--BefOre
Judge Daly.Nos ia, 1701 4s4, 337. 691, T05. 4e6,
Judge Loew.-Nos 81, 500, 696, 70l, s63 766, 1906,
S05. $685. 754, 780, ST. S2S $50, s3l.
MARINE COURT-GENERAL TEaM.--Before Judges
Alker, Gross and Curtis. General Term calendar.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONS.-Held by Recorder
Hackett Court opens at eleven A. M.-Tne People
vs.. William Steele James Hayes and Joseph Dollard
robbery: Same vs. John Williams, John Feely, Ber.
burglary; Same vs.. Francis Reynolds, William
Fletcher and James Fletcher felonious assault and
battery Same Vs. Francis Reynolds, mayhem; Same
W. Christian Ohen and Jerome Bradley forgery; Same
vs. john OT0oe, obtaining goods by false pretences;
Same w. William Miller, Henry Miller James Welsh,
Annie Magoila, Morris Warschener, Julia Gerrin,
Barton N. Johnson and Jerome Bradley, grand lar.
ceny: Same vs.. William Miller, felonlous assault and
battery; Same vs.. James Johnson, larceny from The
person.
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TO Commissioner Ncw,on for warrants tor the arrest
OF the other parties implicated The warrants were
issued and dellveretto deputy marshaLs 70 execute
Rowland, who resides at 81 Hicks street, and has
an Office at 237 Court street. arrested on Satur-
day last aud admlttec 10 bail in SIC, 900, rsgo secur
ties or $4,000 eacA Merrick und Perrin were Ar
resaed yesterday and admitted ~ bail In u similar
ainouna. The heafing Of the cases was sstdown Tor
Tomorrow.
RowyxSD's ANTEcEDENTs.
The defendant Rowland ls probably the beat
Known OF aA Atone time he dabbied littletn
local politics. and IN the summer O 1857 was an en-
Ger OF the Pioneer Grant Club, which was the first
organization In Brooklyn 70 advocase the noni.na
tion OF Generat GranG for the Presidency ThiscluD
existed but o short time aud Rowland was not
again breaghtiEto public notice until ms arrest now
on the Charge or conspring to defrzud the govern
mcnt
or the defendant Perrin but little appears to be
known. lieis a wen dressed, respectable appearing
man aISarontly about thsry years OF age; y real
estate agent. and at time travelled with king
ston lnses.
- A FORMER EMPLoYE tOr THE GOVERNMENT.
Kingston lnnes who figures ID unpleasantiy IN
ihs transaction, Is also very well known IN BROOK.
iyn. Ne was formerly employed IN the Office oi The
United states Commissioner.
THE OTHER ACCUSED PARTIES
nave not yet been arrested but will probably be Sc
cured before the examination Tomorrow. Further
deVC!upmentS may be then expected.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Concrete Pnvemcnt CONFERENCE.-The. Hnr-
ris Snubbed-The Annual ReDort-Relups-
suUU UsDva s,,

The Concrete Pnvemcnt CONFERENCE.-The. Har-
ris snubbed-The Annual ReDort-Relups-
ing Fever in Rochester.
This Board held session yesterday, MIR Manlere
In the chair and all the members being present ex
cept Messrs. Lincoln and Carnochan.
THE CONCRETE PAVEMENT.
Ira p. Reed Inspector, TO whom was referred the
petition of citizens of 127th street, asking Tor The
Abatement OF the concrete pavement In that street.
reported in favor OF its removal for sanitary reasons
specified. The Sanitary superintendent approved
the recommendation Of the report ana all the papers
were referred to the Common Council.
THE CELLARS OF THE CITY.
Mr.. BLISS the attorney for the Board. made q long
argument complaining OF DR.. Harrs' mistakes in
his Recommendations regarding the cellars of the
city. Mr.. Bliss recommended that permits be
granted in all cases where there Is no danger OF re-
lapsng fever TO occupy cellars, subject to revocation
without notice.
without the authority OF the Board and he moved
tnat The papers all OF cellars be sent back to
the superintendent with instructions to report
DIR. stones motion was not seconded.
THE ANNUAL REPORT.
The question OF the publication OF the annual re-
port was raised, when DR.. Stone asked how long
epOrt was to be made. Mr.. Clark replied that 1t de-
pended upon how much DR.. Harris wrote. Dr.
several hundred Mr. Boswor o. the
Longevity. Of Dr.. Harrs' report He Thought
Tor report. Mr.. Manierre announced that
several hundred pages Of type are standing at the
printers, awaiting Harris Introduction, which
VIII be about thirty five more pages OF manuscript
Mr. Bosworth thought that 1t would be curious re-
pert, when an oflicer was permitted TO keep on
wiring dd hbftu',. Several members expressed
their opinion that the report should not be sent TO
press without revision by the Committee on Annual
Report, to whom 1t was referred after debate.
RELAPsING FEVER.
communication was read from the Mayor OF
Rochester asking on behalf OF the Board or Health
OF that city that all facts and statistics in the pO3ses
sion OF TINS Board regarding reapsng fever be FUR
nlshcd to him. The corresponding Secretary DR.
Harris was ordered to respond his report to bc re.
nv 3 GnY atfnry M.
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COURT or stssloSs.

.Assauif and Bnttcrys and Not ManslaUshsoy.
Before Judge Troy.
The trial OF the negro, Rnnius Hamilton, who was
indicted on the charge Of manslaughter In having
caused the death OF Ginord Brand the proprietor
OF lager beer saloon, corner Of Graham and
Marshall streets, whom he kicked In The abdomen
was concluded yesterday. The circumstances or
this case were fully reported IN the HERALD. The
jury convicted the prisoner OF an assault and bat
terry, ana Judge Troy sentenced him to the FcRtten-
tiary Tor nne months.
Receiving Stolen Property.
James Wilter was convicted OF having received a
large quantity OF cigars which he knew had been
stolen, and Judge Troy sentenced him to the renl-
tentlary for SIX months
Young Thieves.
George thompson Martin Rourke and Joseph
Eaaan. boys. were tried on the charge OF having
broken into and robbed the residence OF Wm. Kohl
meyer, No. 235 south First street They were con-
victed OF petit larceny and sentenced to the Peni
Tertiary for SIX months each.
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SANITARY SECRETS.
DR.. Harris AntilUte for FeYer-A Singu.
lar Introduction Secret Circav
lar How Miss Ann +. DOta
was Introduced.

When the time came for the adjournment or the
Board OF Health yesterday question was raised by
the president whether the Board should adjourn
into secret session. Judge Bosworth suggested that
II the Board desired its proceedings published they
had better retire for private consultation. The
Board proceeded down stairs to the presidents
private room.
As the HERALD reporter was passing out be fe,t
rap on the back. familiar voice said, "Are you
opposed to the introduction to an Old maiden adyf"
"Not she Is handsome" was the response "Wel
she is od-an aunty; her name Is Dote. Miss Ann
r. Dote, friend OF DIR. Harris'." he continued. 81
shall be pleased to see her tnen.n 'You win ind
her In your coat pocket after returning from thus
room. Mum ls the word.n After leaving the room
the following secret circular giving an antedote for
reapsng fever, was found IN the pocket Ii has
been extensively crcuiated:-
NEaonASDUx FOR THE GUIDANCE MEDICAL orFaERs
AND OTHERS.
sn MnTEorDTAs MnTT sTsrT1 N BoAyD y OF .S
aIxf Of
infections. disease il s fever that can be controlled and
SsS & A.; ~ Win l
ThoaGh con.agou: and nfesou and consequently requlr
particularly disease that spread oniy
% the a of ssy sa and
pery proteced and the ck removed and well provided
tne uncean ana inectea houses are purned tie FEVER
IsThs creates. personal pred!.poa.Ion relapsins
that the disease often the
relieved rsspsng fever is not IfeIy be epidemic
.S. a q sysr is II very high degree eonmun
phsrs which healthy are together the more esr-
% iIfe shsn attack sypha. bu. when reapsng
the sufferers % remain for while extremely weak reqsroe
In default Of which the fee5leness st ~ the dsess.
often be Of indefinite duration.
be the o
a s
the spread III essential that under such cir
nsS
indispensable condition limiting the extenon OF the dis
Medical officers Metropolitan Board of Health are
hs ss
n e
house regions where this liable become
bs Al saessa c s @
d s. o sS ss
ar Superintendent can do to apply execute the needed
effect ~''A 'A''
% and ct . IF n;
District hereby instructed advise destitute
clean ensmsn wherever .uch people are found
s ana md . and ID al
give information to the board Of Health, without delay
further every medical oicer sec to that every case Of
this fever 6e removed to hospital during the day the
Wlsrsssr his fever found .sle o e Introduced,
o Public chsr Or 10 the Association for
This disease correctly understood cannot become
facts concerning s prevalence esewhere as well as vha
has thus far been seen Of in New York, warrants the be
ihe Board Health By yrliani active san,.r1
% s os a% s
District. Z. HARRIS, Sanitary superintendent.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY a.

present giving NJ "a reason tia; bill would shortly
hentroduced providing for the removal OF the State
vnpitai 10 Elizabeth, and that ne had been informed
xlat Elizabeth was Willing 10 grant y ine site for
s.hen pOstp oned.
Tne bill 70 Incorporate the New Jersey Paving
Company coming up Its third reading IL was Dlt.
terly opposed by Mr. Bevans, who said tnat nc did
not want.any such company in hudson county, as
the people there had the Belgian pavement. anu uu
not want Nlcolson any other patent pavement
He moved that II be rccOmmitted to the committee,
which was agreed TO.
Printed copies OF the Jersey City Consolidation
bin We're circulated among the members OF Dutn
houses The 0i 1t Is expected, VII! be introduced
next week.
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SUPERIOR COUaT-speCIaL TERM.
The Van Saun Fraudulent Pretence q,

The Van Saun Fraudulent Pretcnce Case.
Before Judge Spencer.
Albert Van Sa,tal ana augustus II. Wheeler Us.
Samuel c. BaT-This extraordinary case as Rgnin
brought up yesterday, when the argument IN the
motion TO vacate the order OF arrest to have
been heard. Owing to the case OF the Baldwin es
tate being still trial, however, the hearing was
postponed until Monday next. There is a volumi-
set OF affidavits to be used In the case and
among them is one made by the defendant, who
swears as fOllOws:--
The aflldaviJ OF Samuel Z. Barr the DEFENDANT
sets forth that during the last part OF the month OF
september 1869, or the first part OF the month OF
proposed TO this deponent thar he said Wheeler)
beng the cashier OF the firm OF Van Saun Co., the
thsir bank TO Wit, the Atisntc National Bank Of the
c1ty or New York, for the sum OF $4,000; that this
M snEua M ab &C. 70 saa nann and nave the caecx
by said bank, according to the custom OF said bank
70 cerIlIying checks. would DC made in INK ana IN
tanning cerhcatlon OF said check ny said bank this
Ieponsnt &C. could & very easily alter saia check BY
the letter ~" to the said word eignt and by add
ing an .On to the figures $4,000" thereby making
said check or $4,000 had been certified by the said
bank; that this deponent could open an account
with the Tenth National Bank and deposit the aiore
said certified check, and within half an hour
hour afterwards could draw ont therefrom the sum
Of $4,000, returning the remaining sum OF SAC, 900
as this depOnens share OF the transactlcn that the
SAID wheeler would swear that tne said certlned
check altered as aforesaid to the sum OF $4,000,
was regular and according to their books for the
sum or $50 000 as aforesaid before the certifcation
thereof and that the matter would be left for the
Tenth National Bank, the place OF the deposit OF
said check. ana The Atlantic National Bank, on
which said cheek was drawn. to fight ir out;
that this deponent utterly and entirely re-
fused and declined to have anything TO do
with this transaction; tnat therefore, said Wheeler
told this deponent that II he sald deponent not
willing ana disposed to do this transaction above
set forth, and get back for said Van Saun Co the
tn ga
Van Saun Co.. that they (sald Van Saun & Co..
would at once commence legal proceedings against
thls depOnent for the recovery OF said 81 500 and
would have this dcponent arrested In said proceed
1nEs 4Or obtaining money under false preences and
would use every means In their power force said
depOnent to pay the said sum of 81 500.
The afldavit OF ]. DowS corrob0rates the above
Albert Van Saun, one OF the plaintiffs, swears In
his affidavit that when Mr.. Barr applied for the loan
OF 81 500 no one was present In their Office except
Barr, deponent and Augustus c. Wheeler. and that
Joseph BOWS was not present. nor dld he ldeponent)
then know that Dows had anything to do with the
transaction.
For plaintiffs, Samuel Stevens; for defendants
Judge Curtis
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ISlT TRINITY TROUBLE.
Huw Dr. Cutler Lived and Earcd in n
..Lofr,--That Bohemian Canard.

.'Loit'--rhat Bohemian Canard.
To TEE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
Having been for many years a Trinity choir boy
under Or. Cutters charge, and being somewhat
familiar with the circumstances attending his sue
cessful career beg to be allowed TO error
which appeared IN Tuesdays HERALD, In rhe article
concerning Trinity corporation.
DR.. Cutler did occupy, night and day, for many
years portion of the fourth floor or "ioftn at No.
S6 Liberty street. These quarters being accessible
from the practicing room, were chosen for con-
venience sake; the lodging room was furnished in
almost regal style; It's occupancy anything but
hardship, and here, surrounded by books manu-
scripts and Instruments, both musical aud philD-
sOphlcal, the Doctor used TO settle himself down to
those literary and scientific pursuits c0ngenal
musician Of hls scholarly attainmenfs.
Tue sensational sheet whose incorrect statements
yOn so successfully refute. touchIugly aludcs 10
''pO0r Or. Culer as an injured and abused man.
Those VINO are familiar with the doctor ana hls ante
ceden's win confidently trust nim To night MS own
battles and TO select snch quarters as may please
him Ut all times, regardless OF hls organ salary
whether II he a thousand year or fifty cents.
JAMES HILL.
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AN INTERESTING wAsalNSTuSlls sfLlc,

There was presented In Newark, n. j., yesterday,
to the Rev. j. " sansbury, rector OF christ church.
by Mr Charles ", Compton, an exceedingly inter-
esting relic Of Washington, being immature cross,
cut from piece OF brown stone taken from the bal
cony slab on which washington stood when
nc delivered his first inaugural address, az
President OF The United states, at Federal Hal, Ia
New Yors city April go 1879. The stone nom when
the little cross was chiseed was originally obtained
from the Bclcyllle quarres, near here The cross -
neatly cemened on small slab OF polished California
marble 3 one resembling Castile soap. lniaid
with gold III the centre OF the cr0ss are the etes
In Old English scrip !. IL. ;.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
A Man 1farderOnsly Assaulted for Three Dol
- lars.

n MAN DlarderOnsly Assnultcu Tor Three DOL
Ms lars.
At the uarltm Police Court yesterday, before
Judge McQuade, Philip 0Brien OF 10th street. be-
tween First avenue and avenue A, charged Michael
Stone, Luke Cavanagh and Patrick Mullen with
highway ROBBERY. The facts are these:-Mon
day night O'Brien went into liquor store kept
ny Stone, at the corner OF 18th street and
Second avenue. The three prisoners were In
there before him. After remaining there but short
time ne left and went INTO q butchers shop on Sec
ond avenue, near 114tn street, where he was In
few minutes followed by the prisoners. stone called
him out into the street ana asked him for three
dollars, which he claimed O'Bricn owed him for
drinks O'Bren denied owing him any such
amount when stone Knocked him down with
blow OF his fist. O'Brien was then held down by
both CavanaRh and Stone, while Mullen took S2lD
from his inside vest pocket In which he tore nearly
half the vest off, The whole three were subsequently
arrested by ofncers Jcnness. Reynard and Kennedy,
OF the Twelfth precincu and, as already stated.
byepght before Judge McQpsdf; who aed them for
triSW
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pRooKLYH COURTS.
CITY COURT.
An Interesting Case.
pafcra Judup ThOmpaOu.

Before Judge thompson.
COrlSclia A. Miller Ds Sebastian Daesse ana
xaoher.--The plaintiff brings suit to get aside con-
seyance, and as result Of the action to procure
conveyance OF certain property to her The paintin
claims that while living with Duesse under promise
Df marriage she persuaded TO give her money TO
him. Subsequently hG determined not to marry
plaintn, who then discovered<that the house ana
furniture, which had beelf bought with her money,
were In his name. The case IL still on.
Damages for Islander.
Jacob funcE Us. Jacob Espi'Ag. Plaintiff alleged
that defendant called him thief and murderer
and, therefore, claimed damages in thS sum OF
$4,000 The jury gave him six and quarter ceats
Habeas Corpus Case.
Owen seconda and John Thompson, Chinamen
who were committed by Justice Lynch on the charge
Of Keeping disorderly house IN Myrtle near Nos.
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so, 100

The lump was started at SO. 80 and the first sale
was made NJ 81 49, steamboat was started at So 20,
aud the first sale ~ l7S; CRATE was started at 81.
ana the nrst sale "a .0 egg was starred at - and
the nrst sale 4; IN from which IT rose to s. 225.:
chestnut was started at So 20, the first sale a. o5
the second 81: The selling was So 32 -. S. s0 and
So aTls. fne greatest decline, 1t viii lie seen. WAS
IN steamboat coai. about 2sc; lump &C., crate - kc
egg about l. and stove about I2b &c. Chestnut he q
It's and fully realized the prices OF last month.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuusT-in EQUITY.
Before Judge Blatchfor6

Before Judge Blatchfor6.
United States Us. Lot or Velrets Ribbons ana
trimmings was o SUIT ON the part OF tho gov
ernment for the forfeiture condemnation andsale of
alot OF goods upon which, as it was alleged, was due
$4,000 for custom fees. The case was somewhat
complicated, but after all the evidence was IN the
Court found for the claimants on cases numbered
and :, ana for the government on cases Nos. 3, 8
and TO- the Court also remarking that there was
no apparent attempt to defraud on the part OF the
claimants.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Ship Neptune Case.

The Ship Neptune Cnsc.
Before Commissioner Shields.
WL1idm Jones ana Others Us. Captain Peabody
ana Otners.-In this application was yesterday
made to the Commissioner to have the examination
set down for distant day and for separate eexa-
mlnatlOn.
Commissioner Shields said that in consideration OF
the illness OF defendants counsel he would adjourn
the hearing till Saturday next, but would grant
separate TRIALS, deciding that In this case, an the
Neptune, plaintiffs and defendants should sail in the
same boat subject, however, to more impartial ius-
lice. The case Is set down for Saturday
The New York herald., 1870-02-24
NEW YORK CITY.
Gleanings Of News from the Streets
Of the Metropolis.
Singular and Violent Deaths--A Literary
Thief - Jottings from the Police
Courts-The Assassination Hoax.

The following record Will show the changes In the
temperature OF the weather for the pas, twenyfonr
hours In comparison with the corresponding day
OF year indicated by the thermometer AZ Hud-
nuts pharmacy HERALD Building, Broadway, cor
r..c- n.sr
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THE COURTS.
proceedings i'm the COurSs
Yesterday.
Pr0Ofs OF Debt In BankruptcycA Custom
House Case-The Van Sam Fraud
ulent Pretence Case.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cousT-x BANKRUPTCY.
Proof Of Debts In Bankruptcy law
QueafiOn.

QuemfiOn.
Before Judge Blatchford.
IN the Natter or Stephen Br0,cn, a bankrupt, the
following point was rased-"That where Judg-
ment is recovered against a bankrupt after en- ad-
tudication Of the bankruptcy against him, on debt
which existed against MIN prior to such adiudlca
tlon, the debt Is so merged IN the Judgment that II
cannot be proved IN bankruptcy and Judgment be
proved, because IL was not an existing debt At the
time OF the adjudicatfon.n
Judge BlatcnIord says:-"rhe theory Is that the
debt was so managed as to be extlngulsRed, and
That the Judgment constitutes n new debt, which
takes date from the time OF It's rec0very;" ana the
Judge holdS:-.There Is no doubt OF the correctness
OF this principle respects proceedings In Ordinary
cases against the debtor or his property, but " has
NO application under the Bankruptcy act"
POstpOnement Of Admiralty Business.
In consequence OF the engagement OF Judge
BIatchford to SIT in the United States Circus Court
with Judge Woodruff on the trial or ex-Judge Full
lerton ana others on the LIST OF March next, there
will be no 0ay calendar III Admiralty TIL further
! notice.
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trAnd avenue, where yheJ were living with white
women, were produced IN court yesterday on Writ
OF habcas corpus, and asked 20 be discharged. AZ
there WAS no appearance court the part Of the
people Judge Thompson scnandcd the prisoners
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TIE COAL TRADE.
The Monthly C0nl Snle-Further Decline In
Prices--SO,OOO Tons Sold.

Priees--SO,OOO Tons Sold.
The regular monthly sale OF Scranton coal yesier.
day was very largely attended, and for some de.
scrptlons the competition was very spirited. The
prices, however, ruled lower than last month, the
only exception being In the case or chestnut coal
which appeared TO be In unusual demand Messrs
J. IL. Draper Il Co. were the auctioncers, and ths
quantity sold was $4,000 tons. The following shows
how the present sale compares In prices 10 the one
IN January
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MORE WAISEEY FRAUDS.
The Latest Developments In
Brooklyn.
How Seized Property is Saved and the
Government Defrauded.

The Newest Trick Of the Whiskty Ring
Bogus Mortgages, Fraudulent Assign
ments and Startling Perjury-Proml-
nent Parties Alleged to be Impli-
cated-Their Arrest and Admis-
sion to Bail in the Sum of
Ten Thousand Dollars.
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MARINE TRAs.fEas.

The following Is complete list Of nar,ne trans.
iers from Tue 18Th to the 2sc Instant, boln days in.
Cusive.--
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AvefaSc temperature yesIeFuay u :.
Average temperature Ior corresponding date
last Year ...................... 40.
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In the dock foot or Christopher street, North
river yesterday the remains OF female infant were
found and conveyed to the Morgue 70 await an in
yestigasion before Coroner Schrrner. The nody ap-
parenty had been In the water but q few days at
most.
The New York herald., 1870-02-24

Coroner schirmer was yesterday caled 10 2i2
Cherry street TO hold inquest over the remains OF
Joseph sechterman. q child two and half years OF
age, who died frcm the effects OF burns received on
Monday last by his clothes taking fire from . hot
stove The occurrence was quite acci0eutai, and
the jury returned q verdict 10 that effect.