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New YORK Dry Good ! Market.

Market SlugCiah and dull for cotton tAbEles %.
day, The Manchester and American tjtiGts have
tunblCd 10 lOkC, aud ATnOlda 70 SIC, wlthOnt
leading 70 bnSlnOAa OF moment Prints would
hnd thCirl lCVcl much better at l0ke than at tho
pFlco now aXrd: yet BpaRuG'a goods are really
cheap, % they exhibit striking C0ntIAst 70 those
placed upon the market last ba1S0n. Tho Amer.
lean shawl COmpsRy display como hOaltllul and
Coeheco robe styles, equal ln excellence 70 any
machine work 10 tho world These command
lac. White FAHCleS sell II l2c, hut must receda
ln accordance with other makes. New Rngland
br1Wn Canton dannela Hre on tn1lkc; RAElo ~
ticks 10 I6c; do IL; do 10 IS, ThoFn9 mRkVb a.
do IS, and Anbnrn0Vilio ~ hlcaehcd cOttoHh o.
nom lex To 12k. 1872 fE4aiF
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TuE anniversary meeting Of the Baptist
Of Massachusetts,, held IN Fitchburg on
the sSth ult, developed remarkable fact.
The body consists of SO7 ordained clergy.
men, and there arc but 800 churches in
the Commonwealth. This is only another
instance OF the excess Of supply over de.
mAnd In the old State-an excess specially
to he observed in all the learned profess
siOns, Another feature Of this C0nven.
ton was the difference Ofopinion exhibited
In regard TO future punishment. "ThiS,"
said one, Is not physical, but spiritual. It
Is not literal fire" Another was not so
sure Of this Another was sure that the
raised body would suffer, "as fire causes
the earthly body to suffer- No vote was
taken on the question.
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Tie Cineiaaad GGetN tayS ttAttt b
eyIdent that besides tie interest In NF.
ChaSs hath that comes nSgurally from
Is lo1g prominence q public pap. and
nom the Importance Il bis present Official
tbefe b an extraordinary interest,
aTislng from The itct that there Is . gene,
ri looklpg iorWaEd TO MF. Chase As the
candidate q ths Democratic party tof the
next PTesldsncy.
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AppRGheo0e0 Loss 81 t16 SLeAAAa
slip Yarunas..Names OF her Pas
sengers...A Member Of the British
parliament Among TAem.
NEw YoRK, November 9.
Gave lears arc entertained that the
steamship Varuna, belonging % ihC
lc-4s. q. II. Mallory s Coz line, henCt
u Galveston, has been lost with ali o.
board. This vessel len New York on hel
regular trip toC that port, on Saturday
OelDbsr 18th, and had no accident Of I
disastrous nature happened TO her, should
have been at Galveston over 4 week ago
The latest intelligence received by hel
owners Of her whereabouts, b that con
tained In q meagre report iron New Or
leanA The steamship De Soto, which
advises that on the eve Of the 10Th, Wheu
OF Jupiter Inlet, Florida, the missing
SleamShlp was seen by them, but sillcC
which time she has not been heard from
The grayest appEehensiOnS arc telt BY
those who have relatives On board.
Arrivals u steamRhIpS from New Or
leans Tor the past few days report that The
Florida coast b covered with portions oi
wrecks and parts Of valuable cargoeS.
But little Information lS given 70 enable
recognition Oi the many vessels caught IN
and torn 70 pieces BY the terrible hurri.
canes that ragged riot in tho Gulf ot
Mexico during the month Just passed.
The VATunA lott this port with 30 cabin
passengers, many ofWhom were members
Of the trst families in Texas, being inau'
ential persons who had spent the summer
north and WGro returning to their homes
for the winter. Among them WIS Q mem
Der Of the British Parliament WHO was
iouFnyIng through tho States on tour o.
pleasure and observation. The names OF
The passengers arc aS follows: Mr.. and
Ms. +. Hitchcock, 2. RuttlAy,J j, L. Briggs,
Allows, ]. Blum, n. Blum, A. Cohen,
s. southeriCk, Mr. OppenhelmeF. Mr.. Ber-
nOrd, Alex. Hamilton, Alr. and Aln. 4. ID,
johnson, ALr. w. Coulton, Mr.. jenkins
Member Of Parliament Of England Mr.,
Ray; Chas. AIneS, Jas. Quinn, Wallace
Blake, bIF. and Mrs. Barley, Mr.. GuirArd,
Mr.. and Mn, Il. RowiGk, Mr. ]. +,
Blcary, BluAn, Mrs. Won HArten, Mrs,
Lyons and family, five in all; Mrs. Geo,
W. Leaon, Jas. Leddy, James Hand. The
officers Of the missing vessel were expe.
rienced and able men. Captain james
Spencer has always been regarded as one
OF the most competent masters out OF this
port. The engineer department was well
manned, and Benz. Austin, Chief Rngi'
neer, his reputation was most excellent
The cargo Of the VAruna consisted chief
" Of dry goods, and was worth Gt the
lowest estimate 100000.
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New York Produce Market.

NEw YORK, November .,
C0rT0N-- Fair demand bnt at lower rates; AAl0s
of E6S4 bales OfuplandB II 16Ke. tu
FLOvR-1Dul and tTlCoa . shldp lower; s1laa at
&S 00lb6 10.
GRGIN-W Wheat steady aud lR mndSTa . demand;
new spring Rt 81 2ilbi 25k; winter red amber Of
81 S1bl 81. Rye quiet and unchanged; Oats
steady Corn unchanged; mixed 8d@S8c.
KOGA-D Demand f1lr and market 1Fm y 8l@ NC.
PROYISlnNs-POFk dun and nominal; sellers
old mess II 81 70, NoYgmbaT, bayern - 60i Sbler
new, December, Bulk meats and bacon nominal.
Lard unchanged; December IS)Ic; January 1SHc.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.
A General Committee OF The Young
Democracy last night resolved 10 Suppori
the entire State ticket.
A World London telegram from Ver
sailles furniShes details Of the preparation
being made by the PruSSians TOR an at
tack on the forts Of Paris.
John s. DelRno was appointed chic
clerk of the Interior Department, a
Washington, vice Col. MetcGIf resigned
The Washington Internal Revenue
office has extended the ttmeWithin which
distillers arc required 70 procure and AZ
tact metres
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A Bass Ball Tournament at CinCiu.
natl iTo-moTrow.

ab5l CHICAGO, Nov. 2. (
Last evening, before leaving for Ctnctn.
natl, the Mutual Base Ball Club, Of New
York, sent challenge to tho White
Stockings, Of Chicago, to play match
game, not ioE the championship, for that
they Yielded yesterday after their defeat,
but still tarthes To- test the issue Of the
superiority between the two clubs They
propose that the game take place at Gin.
cinnati, II the gr0unds there can be had.
This morning the White Stockings re-
ceived a dispatch hdIn the AIutuals,
saying the ground q Gincinhati could be
had on Friday, aud making the formal
challenge. This the White Stockings &C.
cepted, and will leave tomorrow morn.
ing for Cincinnati, ready 70 play the
match on Friday.
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Appointment OF an ex.Rebel Office
as Governor Of Utah.
WASHINGTON, Nov.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.
Vincent Vaughan who was yesterday
appointed Governor Of Utah in the place
Of Governor shaIer, deceased, was an
officer In the Confederate service until the
close of the war, when he was selected 70
fill one oHthe minor ProieSsorshlps at the
University OF Alabama, which he held
until last spring. In consequence Of a
political difficulty between Ryland Ran
dolph, editor Of the notorious rebel Sheet,
the Tuscaloosa Monitor, and q young
student named Smith, a son Of the Federal
General GuStaYus A. Smith, In which
both were shot Vaughan was com:
PEELED TO leave his home his life
being publickly threatened by the
friends Of Randolph His disabilities
were removed by COngresseat It's last
session 10 enable him 70 accept the ap-
pOintmeut Of Secretary Of The Territory
Of Utah, to which he had been nominated
by the President and confirmed by the
Senate. He has been in Ut9lrbu few
months, and although gentlemen OF ed.
ucation, II Is thought here lie Is entirely
TOO young and inexperienced In public
affairs 10 fill such q position, with It's at
tendRnt complications -the question Of
polygamy-and by no means a match for
Brigham Young. "
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y,rrInIn Bond. r.. U. s. nond,

Virginia Bonds vs.. U. s. Bonds.
Tho question Of tho adjustment OF the
debt between WEst Virginia aud tue old
State passes over to our Democratic
friends as one oFthp lCgacics Of thcIata ulec.
ton. In military matters We sometimes
hear Of victories that are as costly nS
defeats, and we should not he surprised Il
this debt heritage was a case Of that kind.
How our Democratic friends will dispose
oft remains to be seen. Ananxlous bond
holder makes u suggestion on The subject
In another column Of this morning. paper.
lit waSa question Of debt between this
State and Che United States We might
discern in advance how the incoming Nd.
minlstrators aud executors Of tho State
would decide. wchave all heard Of their
summary way Of dIspOsIng OF obligations
Of this character. A government bond
Is easy enough paid by their patent
process It simply pays itself in
the hands Of the holder. But tie natural,
ly nice discrimination Of the Democratic
mind, SO long trained TO split distractions.
over the resolutions Of '9s and l09, will
hardly hil TO sec the necessity oc provid.
ing some moro tAngiblemeans Of paying .
Virginia bond. While a Fiyo.TRenty Is
but an evidence Of abolition spolIatton
those old Skies arc only pleasant remind.
Crs Of tho canals aud railroads that were
built at our expense by the good old
mother State, and that therefore rest upon
US with all the force Of filial obligation.
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GERM ANY.
me Reason Of he Hlteh'at Metz.

BERLIN, Nov. 2,
The delay in the occupation Of Metz
has given rise 70 disgusting rumors that II
is simply attributed 10 the extensive pre-,
parations necessary for the reception and
transportation Of pEiSonetR The capItu'
lation will be complied with In every par
ticulRr. fW syHk
A Good Samaritan for tho Pope.
Baron Beust Is busy attempting tobring
together an European Congress, which
viii guarantee the safety, Independence
and support of the Pope.
Metz PinaIly; Occupied.
Spsclalto At Hsrald.
sAARBRUcK, Oct. 81.
AIox Is entirely occupied bY The Prus-
SLAMS. The conduct Of the inhabitants to-
ward the soldiers Is good. A strong
PruSsian party exists In thetown. PrOcla'
nations were issued yesterday and TO-
day TO the French soldiers and inhabitants
commanding the soldiers who had NOT
surrendered to do 80 within twenty.
four hOurs or be arrested and tried
by martial law, and cXhOrling the
inhabitants to submit quietly to the Prlls-
sian occupation, and not nlOlest the sol
dIers, and forbidding the assembling ol
more than ten persons on the streets
promising that the property Of private in
dividuals shall be respected, and ordering
the inhabitants 10 surrender all arms ana
ammunition. Death u declared 70 be the
r.. S.,Nu AT RhRnn
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CUBA.

New York, November 9,
Late intelligence from Cuba says that
military news Is nieagra
FOrty.threc persons were drowned on
the Island by the storm Ot tho 10Th and
goth ulL. The primary damage amounts
to &5,O0O,OOO. TwCnty.thrco vessels,
eleven Of them being American, were
wrecked on Florida reefs
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In looking over another list, We find
that tic profits OF til(y other banks ranged
from II TO 30 per cent on the capital stock.
II IS evident that banking, on q paper cur
rcncy. has been profitable business for
the last few years The unceasing efforts
70 initiate the currency and extend shank
ing facilities" arc readily understood.
Banking, without the obligations ofSpcCle
payments, and with the prospect Of large
dividends, Is very attractive business.
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Rnid on the DistilIerIo,.
NEw YoRK, NoVI1llqf {

NsW LUNINi IUVglIIUII- 3.
A raid was made this aaStnibg upon
the illicit dlstilleries in the Fltt6 Ward,
Brooklyn. Supervisor butcher, with
about 100 officers, backed by 800 o. 8.
troops as protectors Of the law, DESTROYED
a large number Of stills, mash and whisky.
was no disturbance.
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CulpAoO, November 2.
FLouR-Dul and Oasler; extra Spring Gt y -
-Whuat--Q Quiet and weaker; 809kc
lower No. 3 Spring Chicago OF DlKc. Corn
Demand fair and hFin at 10lYG higher; No.
mixed At E5G, Unchanged; No. 2 d S5H9
80. RyG-Firm: No. 3 &c. Harley Demand
Gair but lower; spring No. : Of CSC. yt
HOOa-Dnll and pFicea declined to 50 pQ07 20.
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The Cincinnati Board Of Trade have
pledged the payment Of seven hundred
and any dollars to aid in obtaining an in.
junction to prevent The completion pf-the
Newport and Cincinnati bridge Is at pres.
snt being constructed.
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PhlIadelphIn alarket.

PHiLADELFuIA, NOyCmbeT Z.
lBLnUR- Demand light.
GRArN-,WhSat arm; rcd Indiana tlS19l 70;
amber &I43; white 81 46Gbl 20. Rye gdc. Corn
dull and unchanged; mixed Tn07bC. 0db IN.
changed. ..-.
WHiHEr-UnchRnRV ~, i
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JAMES FISK, Jr., is reported as having
instituted proceedings against the New
York Tines, laying damages at 100000,
for publishing that he cOnsOrted with
drabs and kept bagnio for their enter,
talnmenI, under the name Of an Open
House.
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FLre a clnelnnalI Ye.lo.lt.day lI0rn.

A fire occurred carly this morning in
the stables near Henry Eieten's whole
sale liquor store on Court street. which
finally reached the latter, but was con
fined 10 the upper story, The loss h
about six thousand dollars. Assistant En-
gineeF Jacob Hughes was considerably
hurt by falling down stairs Of the burning
building.
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The Election Law Of Congress- Sus-
tained by n New York CouFt..In-
terest among the People TO hear its
Decision.

The Election Law Of Congress- Sus.
tained by a New York COuTt..In-
terest among the People TO hear its
Decision.
NRw York, Noucmber 9.
There was IN immense cOncOurse In the
United States Circuit Court room this
morning, awaiting the decision Of Judges
Woodruff and BlRtchtOrd on points pre-
sonted yesterday, involving the cOnstitu-
tionality Of tho now election law. Judge
Woodruff gave tho decision Of tho court
that the law was constitutional. He said
that after having, considered the argu.
ments presented by tho counsel for tho de-
lense, the reelection OF the Court led them
to the. opinion that the act Of Congress OF
May /, 1870, in relation 10 elections, Is no
infringement upon the rights Of voters,
and does not embOdy any attempt 10 pro.
scribe 10 the State Of New York, or to
any other State, the conditions Of the
right OF suffrage, lie therefore decided
that tho indictment should be suspended
and tho dem.Her ovGrruled. When
Judge Woodruff had announced lis de-
Cisi0n, District Attorney General arose
and moved that judgment be now passed
upon prisoner. Had he any doubt as
to the guilt Of the accused he would never
press this, but he had proof that the
prisoner had registered more places than
one, and moreover he had record Of his
conviction and imprisonment for telon.
iOus offence by which he was deprived OF
tho right TO vote in any State Of the
Union. He felt II his duty to press for
Judgment according TO the statute.
Stockton, for the defence, protested against
the prisoner being thus sentenCed.
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BALTIMORE. Noyember3.
FLOUR-Dull aud upSSlllcl.
0RAEN-WhHat atAody; WeAtSrn u 908i9l.
Corn arm; western 7O815c. Oats unchanged at
H55b4gC, RyG 76c.
PRoVIsIoHs- Pork In good demand at tS7OO.
bacon unchanged. Lard nnchangtd; lSjS0 q lBl(c,
WHiSKT-Stsady II 6a0Soc.
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Financial and Commercial.

Tux Bankers Magazine gives d list OF
banks which have made extraordinary
profits on their capital stock during the
past year. We append tic names o. somc
Of these instilutiops, which aro located in
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AUSTRIA.

Austria Declines TO Interfere in the
Catholic Question.
IS BRUSSELS, NOy.2,
Italy has been formally notified that
Austria will not interfere In the Roman
question, She suggests, however, that a
Conierence Of the powers be asked to
adjust the guarantees which Italy shall
offer 10 the POpc.
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The Census and the COlOred Popala.
WAsHTVOToN. ID, O.. N

WAsuMGToN, u. W. NOV. z.
Tho census returns from The South
show an increaSe IN The colored popula.
ton, though not 80 large in proportion as
previous examinations.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, Nov. 9.
King Victor Emmanuel Is expected here
this evening. He win go 70 Rome about
the 18th.
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Nuaey lnEathVq mnlO 6GliAAd lt 10 PIT esa',
hat lIlS dONs a 5 psg cent u1copt % lAFEp ROV'
eFnneht dUalegO, Whllo DOua 6EUttts Who IA llec'
10 % rake Up thptG HeeQaHla paid . pr ecAt,
sTERLIEa-WSak at l09S 6AlO9k.
(IOLD-WeAks opened 81 my, Snd eloSS1 81
ItiSllilS. Tho decline d aao p ihe extra tAlo
OE 81 On,UQ, which TeprGscnts tho Noyealoe u.
lrreSt N 6lnkiag NlAd bOada hol4 b. ~ UO1sa,
Mans WCFS tnaAS 10 0Al ClrAFaheas t46 90 00Oa
DATED stAlpa Sc 0H lESl, rDarona, :, ia eilSk
Rlvo.tWOnlio io1 Clee t.....,,.....l 70 e!ssS
PtVe.tWunllc5 Cl68ll ...,,,,.,.l. luIht llQA
FiSestNeutioS tt68). ,.,,., lqt )IvsS
FlEctWVlllul ut5l DeW ..,.,...,s,,.n n9 aigh
FIVO-lWpnliOS (lSlIt ITO tll!gk
FiVa-iWcNtleS dSail. .....4....,,, ], .Ilokt Dll0S
Ton. .FOftlca ,........,. iet, llgtS
CuFTrncy 81. .It0AS( lti0k
SRATG R0Nns- -nnll; MlN.pHTl, nSU, 0lSl Tee.
heaerHa, old, a. Do. new, 90 NlrgtAiA1. uGEs 81
Do old, e. HCIth UAROllnln, Dld, u, DO. AgR, H.
SFOckR.-1lAEkpl In The httef Part 81 tha AtteTs
noon was irregular hat geHeFally hAVy.
Western unlun TIplllmph, Ookt AdAm1 kA'
PEHaA, 81; Wells, PRFRD y Co, IN; AmsTleAn,
l9S; United States, IN; raClac Nail, q New
York CGntIGi, Slk; Do. acglp, H9Ai; Erie, S3S 90
preferred, A3k; iinFlsEa, lRll(; beading, ION;
Michigan Crnlnl, ibok; Cleveland , EttlAblIRh,
iO8yS; Northwestern, M Do pgOleE1ta, u;
Rock Island, NIX; New JOfaaY CeltTNl, lg9ki
81, POhl. 6lR; Wabash, Sax; N, Wayne, IN;
TUFFe uAutl. - Chicago and Alton, ti@ Ohio
and NISa!Aslppi, @S; Cleveland, Cnlanbg1 =
CiRelpnRti, lbe BuFIinRthn end QOtntg, eOk;
lAks shore, 9lK; llltn0ls COnIFal, ~; lnalAnA
Central lSk
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Loss OF the steam.
slip Y0ruRa..-Names Of her Pas.
se1gers...A Member Of The British
PGFliameRt Among Them.
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All sdyices from Paris conclude with
the StsIernent that the utmost determine
tIon prevailed, and tho defence wtll Ger.
ainly be obstinately prolonged Carl
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MR8TYIRGINIAELRCTION
R1eEtoa.


. aNNGN-N
KNGwooD, W. Va, Oct, 81, 20
~ bthsIh'asigMaH.s,,
STha following a thb ofieill vote oi
Preston county I,s governor and Con
e,4rsaAoa i. ai9:o MeGrgg y- - g
JHEpb q ....,. ~ DOUnay ~
sssysnsou's mai 90 Ns0rW'S nSj ~. tSs
TheVols on the rest ol the STATE ticket
Is about the haIne GS thai ior Governor.
The poll WIAlcSl BY oT@ hundred than
thGt II 1858. We elect every county ON.
Ger In spite d the desperate efforts Of sun
dry. E6-called independent candidates.
Rins'S mtjortty Iog Aherf over Stone Is
ta7,i JelIfcyH . elected AlseAOr EoE the
west aide 81 the liver over HuGnlap, BY u
majority Of 1874. Six cut Of the eight Su-
paivIAoTS are RepGhlIcanS
Very respectfully,
GEO II. MC8RRw,
ser County Er. CSRRitte
Richie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-03
CORRUPTION IN LOUISIANA.
sCOUNDR HOLDING THE REINs
OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Gov. warmoth's RING In New Orleans, as
Given by SMetnire" In the New York
Sun, u Facti-An Exposure Of tho Missis-
sippi Lev e Valley SMindIe.

Gov. warmoth's RING In New Orleans, n.
Given by sMetnire" In the New YORK
Sun, Fact IAN Exposure Of tho Missis-
sippi Levee Valley Swindic.
To ne I'd tor Of The san.
SIN: Your New Orleans correspondent "Me.
tlire" has told the truth in every particular regard.
ing warmoth, and the adventures name. in his
letter. Warmoth Is not a Republican, although the
unprincipiej Clique known as his friends first laid
tie foundation OF their importance In Republican
clubs and on Republican platforms, combined with
their pretensions to army services The army vol.
untcer oicer, his nunkcy or jack of al work, and
the army pedher sutler. have become the rulers
Of Louisiana But how few OF them are Republicansi
Tic frat offcia act Vt Gov warmoth was - veto
tie Bill Of Rights, being afraid Tint his Democratic
irioad', whom lie now thinks mdcl about.
wouldn't Ike IT, The next was to form rins In
10th Houses Of the I, sis'aiure that mi - play into
each Others hands 20 tlt money ni sh' b" made
and oalciil positions kep.. Wamoth liarry T. uaves
CLe Confederate Gctcils Niciael nAHn). Gcn. lee,
D. VI, q. Parker, AMI o, icis, rom 'ne - time were
o nrts of l," RVIiic no H'i ~ptcIi the best side
% tnclr plotting before tie r.e c IN &C. co'u ru-
aud - TIC ret scuonns was rocked and nur~cI
into shape, Oftonlncs IN drec, opposition 70 tie Re
publican Executive Committee. TNe state Treasurer
was Urokcr an thief on the money mirustcd to
bin by the state. The SPEAKER Ut the House, vii.
liam Carr. was his accomplish, and Warnoth APP
proved and mlnaged both. While WMmoth pre-
tcbdcd TO be the enemy OF Collector Casey, he in
reality did his best to keep him In his once In spite
" the Executive Committee, until al last lie man
Asel to get the appointing Of the employ ees OF the
Collector and selected CHIEFLY Gernins, for now he
had another game TO play.
elected on a Republican ticket. set 10 work 10 run
he" party! made up from the fragments OF the Dent
lam Goa t'n'eniuLes,, and manufactured into
c,cc!lrnc, " moth, nixug ia an thc RerCbclus
ui t.c spccliu'iv clas. toy rou, get Tlc tc oi
irruu.i.tcncy instead oi exec. ,nry. WIS given tu
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-03
JUSTICE BUCKLEY,s LATEST CRIME.


The Arrest Of One Of McLauRhlin's Drunken
Policemen Impri sonins the Onicer who
Effected the Arrest-kelcase ON unbeas
Corpus-A Case for the Grand Jury.
Yesterday forenoon George Carr, an ex-policc-
man, while drunk, was caught by Oniccr Curran
destroying pr"per in front Of 90 Court street,
BROOKLYN. Tie officer attempted TO arrest Carr,
wneu the latter, WHO is a powerfully hGilt man, at
lacked him. and, amer kicking him numerically,
tore his coat aud shirt from lis person. Curr1n
thereupon dubbed Carr vigorously about the head,
and ihen took him to the Washington street police
station
Subsequently, one Tackerbury,v who had witnessed
C. afray, and failed to assist the officer, went be.
fore Justice Buckley, and applied Tor warrant for
the arrest Of Curran on n charee OF icunious rs.
sault. Buckley granted the warrant, ana suou ~
the officer Was produced in C,mt conn ittod him to
jail.
The Police Commissioners, on learning OF this
most outrageous proceeding, diteccd tLlir counsel
TO apply to JGdge hcLue Of tic City Court Tor a
writ Of h0bCdS c0i gUS. Lch promptly issued aud
made returndblC forthwith. OniCVr jtrfan was
then released BY the Court.
TIC action o. Justice Buckley was ,rel to
D.. ." Attorney Norris. Who, VI Is under TOO viii
prt ,'t this case aud OtrC" s j,:r outrage" t.tp,
tat"t nv Buckley to The attention ui toe O. nd ~ ID.
Cmctr tGcrtn Is sober, faithful, and tfiC.vhi po-