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New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
THE QUEENS COUNTY FARMERS AND THE PRO
DUCE TAX.

The farmers Of Jamaica held a large meeting
on Saturday evening to hear the report Of the committee
appointed at former meeting to visit Washington and
ascertain the opinion OF Commissioner DeanO, relative
TO the tax imposed upon them produce brokers' Tie
committee were informed at the Department that tho
arbitrary measures adopted by the officials in NeWlOrk
were without instruction and that they he
ofcias) liable to be prosecuted They were also
informed that Assessor Cummings and Assistant Asses
sOr Aymar of Jamaica acting without instructions,
and contrary the law, when they required farmer; TO
take out licenses Mr.. ODonne also stated that they
were shown letter reprimanding the Assessor and his
Assistant for exceeding their authority. After the
ceptance of the report Mr.. ODonncll called upon the
farmers TO organize for mutual protection, and commit
tee of five was appointed to draft form OF permanent
organization. committee also appointed 10 have
the money paid to the Collector Of Licenses produce
llrnln InfnndnN.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

The cx-EectOr of IIesse, who used to give
bis thrd son Prince Wilhelm OF Hanau 10000 thaers
gear, stopped the allowance time because tho
young man divorced Prince Wilhelm accordingly
sued hia iathcr. aud has Won tho case w appeal
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
COAL.

THE STRIKE OF THE sCHUYLKILL MINERS.
MAGNITUDE OF THE COAL BUsINESS-INFLUENCE
or STRIKES ON PRICEs-THE MINERS UNION
THE COAL MARKET-NO DANGER OF
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

when you used to see prisoner did you also
with him about other matersi A. did not; he would
always want to talk this subject never talked to
him about anything else when saw him he was always
very much excited and spoke in louder tone than usual
@. Have you heard him talk with your husband about
it A. cannot say that have at any particular time
O. Were you acquainted with Mr.. richardson A. I
O. Now when was the first week you noticed anything
peculiar in the prisoneri A. 1t III house at New
O. In that conversation what did he sayi A. He said,
"WOud you believe it Of Abbei Would you believe it
of Abbiea" That the first time ever anything
O. You heard him read the intercepted leteri A. A
portion Of it, he said that Richardson had aided in taking
the children away from him. he stay ed that time about an
q Was this the first time in Marchi A. Yes, Sir;
think he there again. cannot recOllect the first time
I saw him after | came to New-York do not remember
subject do not think that ever heard him talk
about nything hut his family troubles during this time;
do think that he inquired about family; he
always was going this one question.
@ Did occur 10 you at the time you first saw him in
Newark that there was anything wrong about the man
A. IL did knew his devotion TO his wife, and rcmem-
Der the remark at the time that thought would be his
O. Was there anything in his appearance on this nrst
occasion that indicated that he had lost mind A. lie
spoke of being separated from his children; that II
very hard do not remember anything else beside that
TESTIMONY PATRICK ROURKE.
Examined by Mr.. Grahan.-I reside In this city; am
an engineer connected with I1E TRIBUNE establishments
was at the Office the afternoon of the shooting;
was down stairs, and the nlght-watchnan came down
Inc the man had gone upstairs; went up into the
editorial room and Mr.. RcbardsOn; Dr. swan and
Mr. England there ii some minutes aiter the
shooting when l got there; didn't see Mr.. Sinclair
about the establishment at that tiHe there were Other
gentlemen in the room, but didn't know them.
q. Can You tell who the first person connected
with THE TRIBUNE Office VINO handled Mr.. richardson
A. cannot; helped TO carry Mr.. Richardson over to
the AstOr House three policemen assisted beside my
self we carried him on Il stretcher; he walked down
stairs 10 the sidewalk.
No crOss-eXaminatiOn.
Mr. tiralam-Wc want to know who handled Mr. Rich
aTdsOn, 50 as TO find out about the pistol.
EvIDESCE or DONALD NICHOLSON.
Examined by Mr.. Graham-I reside In Brooklyn am
secretary to the managing editor Of The TRIBUNE
have been connected with that establishment since last
August; knew Albert ID. Richardson perfectly well
knew him about two years; was employed by him as
amanueusis at Fordham, and for few weeks at Wood
side New-Iersey; was mt FordhaIn In 1868 from April
until down January, 1907 was at Woodslde in Juy
and the early part of August 1869; have seen pistol
at his house think 10 was revolver WIN hye or six
barrels; I cannot s0y whore ] FIRST saw 1t, but
think at Fordham; ! did not see pistol ia his
room at The AstJr HCuse: j can't tell when la5t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Thursday, July II, 1910.
The auctioneers are doing nobly, considering
the hot weather and the advanced season. they make
no complaints Of prices but think, for ouotown sales
portable tents, for protection from the SUM- Will have TO
be introduced in addition TO passes and lunches.
Work Hampstead Plains is pushing forward rapidly
large force OF employed grading the streets and
avenues and finished picketfences are put up
around the boeks Thirty carpenters are engaged erect
ing fences The blocks from 1000 to loo feet In
9Th east and west about half that depth. There is
material now on the ground for about 10 miles OF picket
fence and this is rapidly put up The are en-,
gagged in king out the line OF the railroad The road
win through about the center Of the Plains It's east
terminus at Farming dale, and the western near
Hyde Park. The route west OF Mr. stewafts purchase
has not been made known.
The work on the Hampstead branch OF the South Side
Railroad progresses slowly account OF the great de-
nand arm laborers. There Is now little over two
miles Of track laid and 10 is expected the road Will be IN
working ORDER by the LIST OF August. - ---- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
before Recorder Haekett, Eugene 1sOn and EmaI rel
Duval pleaded guilty to an attempt at burglary IN the
third degree and sentenced to State Psoo for two
years and six months. Pierson and Duyal are the
burglars who the 9Th of July broke INTO the store or
Benjamin Levi Of No 67 Canast, aud stole clothing to
the value of $685. On the 10th of July Mrs Margaret
Hennesey, while standing in the BOwery waiting for
street car had her pocket picked OF So Anne TAYLOR
Elizabeth Wells, and William Sheridan pleaded guilty TO
the charge of larceny from the person. and were cen
fenced, the two former to four years each and the
latter TO four years and nine months in the State Prison
Michael Kelly pleaded guilty to charge or Grand
sol Ninth-ave 26 pairs shoes Sentenced to sing Sing
for two years aud six months. William GarYin boy
broke into the house OF Denton Smith OF No 3G West
Twenty thst by raising the of the coal vault
and breaking the cellar door Two guns aud bowie
knife secured by him, and he arrested while
at bHreary, and was sent to the House Of Refuge -.
John Owens the 9th OF July broke into the premises
No l2 Annst occupied by Nj Daniel Lahey, and stole
quantity OF plush used in the manufacturing OF hats;
state Prison for two years and six months. Charles
Benedne, Jointly indicted with Charles Rich for breaking
into the premises Of Henry MerZ No. 1873 EsseN-st on
the night OF June pleaded guilty TO charge Of bur
gary AS this his first Ofense, he was, account
OF his YOUTH sentenced To the PenitcnaTy for three
years James Martin, the 2d Of July, took fancy
horse and wagon belonging to James Carmichael.
standing in CannOn-st, He was captured IN Cham
hers with the property I'm his possession and was con
voted OF DEMONSTRATING. Sentenced to the state Pr
for five years IN sing sing .nise Brady, IT, the
sd Of july attacked and beat his father Win shovel:
AZ tho Request OF conpainant Judgment suspended
aud tie prisoner discharged Walter g. Butler, the
18th OF June by means OF forged letter, succeeded in
obtaining several articles of icwery and clothing from
pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand larceny, and was
sentenced to two years and six months hard labor
July having in his possession trunk containing $1,000
worth Of gold dust the proceeds Of eight years labor in
Hand, caTnan 10 take from West st. to HcSteTs, but
Hand failed 10 do and tired on charge or grand
larceny and convicted In order 10 give Hand an oppor-
tunity return the stolen property sentence was sus
pended until TINS morning.
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ErW IND IMPORTANT R1ILRO1D ENTER
PRISES.

D,arcr CONVICTION THROUGH THE DELAWARE
VALLEY WITH PHILADELPHIA FROM FORT
JERyIs-THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY
LOOKING FOR SHORTER ROUTE 10 NEW
YORK. .
For wears the feasibility of building rail-
road from Port Jeryis, rather rom Matamoras IN
49,, 80. p.,, dircctlv across the Delaware River
from Port Jervis the Delaware valley to Easton
ther 70 connect with OF the roads leading from that
Mace 10 Philadelphia, has been discussed 10y capitalists
snd railroad men, but no active steps have ever peen
taton toward commencing such enterprise, except
o,,ain,ns charter some years ago, from the Pennsy
xsnia legislature road leading from Matamoras to
MOrd-a distance OF eight miles down the river Even
this little project slept until last Winter when, tired OF
the donothg policy Of the holders OF that charter,
new charter obtained and bill passed incorporating
one apprOprating TO that Company, for 80 years,
NAY annually to the state OF Pennsylvania for the right
nf way through Pike County The persons who achieved
this legislative triumph have taken hold of the enter
prise and the North Pennsylyan Railroad Company
(which Company also indorses the bonds OF the Milford
and MatmOGS Railroad Company, they intend pushing
the work to rapid completion, the grading to 6e FIN
organized on Tuesday last when D. II. Dimmic of Port
Jervis elected Presdcut John c. Mott of Milford
Secretary and James W. Quck OF Matanoras Treasurer
Tine contract FOR building tho road has been awarded To
the Hon Henry 5. Mott, who one of the principal
contractors iu building the Delaware, LIckawanna and
Western Railroad. MI Drexel, the Philadelphia banker
George H. Boxer and other prominent PhIladelphians,
Within year work win be commenced by the North
PonHsy wanna Railroad Company upon the road nom
ElsOn up. The road win the Delaware at Port
Jervs and viii develop OF the richest valleys in the
United states. the bonds OF the Milford and Matamorls
Railroad Company, being secured by state aid, and
Endorsed by the North Pennsylvania Railroad viii not be
apt 10 get in tie market, but Will be all taken BY home
capitalists.
Tne Pennsylvania Coal Company, deslrous Of shorten
ing the route for Transporting their coal 10 NowNOrk,
which Is done over The Erie Road, are prospecting
for read to lead from Hawley, PENN where the coal
shipped the Ere TO come down the mountains of
Pike County 20 Milford, and there connect with the West
Jersey Railroad which is now building from Paterson.
This VIII shorten the distance 10 NeWYOrk from the
mines Ptson 25 80 miles, object which the Com
plny think IL worth while o. look after, and will
doubt move in That direction aS soon existing
FACTS with Tie JE.lc VII ALLOW.
r n yong ri, uDsItoI 90 these enterprises by many
M. I.1-'s citizen. Of Milford. that place Is
's5a..e summer TsyTt, which ~ Is ulIcd VIII be &C.
-f..ye, low NE advent VI Vie !Q.gnctl.e Tne works,
a.vCirl, are 4 60 ON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court, before
Alderman Edward WEIGH, yesterday mornings Nathaniel
Culbert of No. az East Ecventhst charged gang OF
John German, and Michael Murphy with having robbed
him Of clothing worth s47s. All were committed in de-
fault of $500 bail each TO stand trial ut General Sessions
Before Civil Justice Fowler, in the Essex
Marl,et police Court Elizabeth Harrington
smith Of No. 50 ThOmpsOnst. of having stolen 80 worm
Of clothing and money The circumstances attending
assisted by three boys OF maturcr age, broke m yeser
day morning, 10 the grain Init az 20 55 ~
where was cauEht ia the attempt to carry away eu
piye worth $50 HIS companions escaped lhe ponce
Thompson was committed yesterday for cXGlnnat.OA'
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan held
an examination in the case OF iour receivers, WI" m
purchased sewingsik stolen from the store Of Henry W.
Freeman No SO MeTceTst Three Of the prisoners were
discharged having proved that they bought the property
in fair business way. Henry Nelson pa"HrOkei OF
property, was held 10 await trlal George A. murvock
OF No. CAS- Broadway, on Wednesday evening TOOK
Anne Parker TO his room. Soon atler she
left, a gold watch valued at Sb, belonging 10 a. H.
Thomas was missed. Anne was arrested, ana yes
terday was committed for trial. Henry " Geston,
charged with perjury in falsely esuyng III the divorce
case of John toSaI against Mary Eliza, his wife, was
held yesterday for trial, in default Of 5000 ball
In the Court of Special SessiOns-7 cases
were disposed of in this Court. Charles icLOughn On
Monday last struck his mother, who was Ieprimandh
battery, he was sent TO BaCkwcus Island Tor SIX
months. VIM Robertson was charged Dy lheodoie
Chauss with gambling. ON June 20 the men net IN
Chathamst and Clauss was induced 70 go 10 10 l4y
Hcser-st where they played tlree-caItelnonte, ana
Causs lost 500 Under the statute when provides IaI
gambling shall be punished 10y fine OF at lcast hNe
sentenced 10 pay SGG0, and II was ordered tat ne DC re-
famed in the city prison unit the amount is pdd JUS
tice Bowling remarked hat tie B0WeI& a9 ITO lth-
boThOOd swarmed win gamblers, VINO sIou-u 'ALO'' ~
ma from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
TIRE wrsr TwEvTY-sEcoyD-sr. SUICIDE.

Coroner SchiImer yesterday commenced an
Investigation into the circumstances connected with the
death # Nh Elizabeth sOrcn, late Of No 3O West TWEEN
tysccondst, who took quantity Of sirychnine on sun
day evening last aud died in few hours thereafter
George c. sorcn the husband testified that ne had been
married four months; they had lived happily together
cad size a. ways seemed % De ia good spirits she was
mari before, and lost Child about year ago.
which seemed 20 gievC her very much; on her return
from pleasure excursion, where bOth had drank cOislu
sra5.e beer witness Ler take some powder nom inc
mantelpetc she subsequently confessed that she had
taken pIisor and that She anxious TO Ge ana JON
her child INC Jca aid was summoned, but 1t was OF no
avail vii ness hal sCCrJa ned That size had obtained
the stryChliue from nan named Shcaie, Tor The pT
OO3c OF killing cats the package was not laDecd
'ViH "4tH''H ''' ~ "''' Oh NAA'i "-' "V' W
nse 81.
aros c. sheafc OF no ~ Blceckerst, testified that
be gave the deceased the poison Oh Monday sAe s"l
she wantcii 10 Tor cats; gave hcr man a oaciihl 81
sTyChni8e, aud some catsup ana told her now 20 lse ~
OF pOisChs. 49, go, ,.,-.
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THE LATE ENSIGN WAINWRIGHT.

If the remains Of the late Ensign Richard
wainwright of tie United States steamship Mohcan-
who lost bis life in the attack on the pHahcai steamer
Forward by tho M0hican's crew. June II, 40 miles
trr the mouth OF the CldCoa river MeXicO-are to he
lro on 10 this city, the officers on duty At this naval
station inv. not informed OF the fact A. yet no
i I'D % er ms reached here in reference to the attack
OF death and Il believed that II the body Is TOueLt
10 t J., only because this is the more convenient
~ IN re to remains to the former home of Ensign
Wauwr. the District of Columbia or Whlcn place inc
Eutiyu w. a native. lie originally entered the Naval
wa graduated with considerable distlhcuOh III 1862;
After ir usual fur0u g N the Spring OflSg ne received
Tue c5ui,ol which lie held at the time OF his DEATH
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DLPARTMENT or DOCGS.
ZEN. GEORGE E. MCCLELLAN ELECTED ENGINEER
IN-CiTI.F

sEN. GEORGE 3. MCCLELLAN ELECTED ENGINEER
N-CHIEF.
All the Commissioners were present at tie
meeting Of the Department Of Docks at p yesterday
and President Aguew was in the chair. The bylaws
were suspended for the purpose % olectng Engineer
n-Cmcf Of the Department and, motion of Wilson c.
Hunt, Gen George b. Mcclellan unanimously chosen
- taat Office lis appointment to date from July l. The
s'cC'.I5 's s,, cd 10 inform Con- Mcclellan OF us
eie,'i"u. ,..-,.,
ucv ssar. l,ra-s - - "a 81. a. East RIVER An appn
cation lm y. Il. ,. - DE lease OF the pier at the
foot o5 -y-t.r--t, Best River denied. The APP
great.i.'l IA"Lls boaaue ijr PERMISSION 10 Ieise
Itt No,.1S, III, 20 I'D -, East River. was denied The
Ie,,uost of A. Kennedy q, fUr permission 90 construct
pier on Ire East lN betNtti - anu IWell
at, was ef red to the superintendent ior eAalAauon
The application OF n. Goodwin for the lease OF the
buiei II tie foot OF Twenty inlh-st, Eit River, was
lowed 10 remove the derrick from the foot 81 IoIt,rnh
si-st, North RIVER, wac lald over. Inc peu.oh Oh ~
ward Seaman for pe1u sion 10 locate floating bath ~
Inspoct6r WesterTelt reported that he had examined
She pier the loot Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Last
River, and found il IN bad state II was leased on
Secretary stated that he was III correspondence with te
Pier No 22 North River half of which belongs TO the
city was reported In ruinOus condition ana unit Tor
business purposes unless is reconstructed Mr. Geo
NM Of me rpSis Permission Was voted to Mr. White
10 rebuild the south half Of the pier at an expense TO the
Board not exceeding 5000 The contract Is TO DE ap
proved by the Board and the work 70 be done under the
supervision OF bir WestcTyelt. -
On motion of Mr. wood, the Street Commissioner was
instructed 10 remove the accumulated street sweepings
from Pier No 81 East River The dirt is six feet deep IN
coinul,lcaton from Geo. W Blunt, giving his views
tie establishment OF system OF docks, was Teaa ana
fled. Henry A. Allen also presented plan, WHEN was
referred 10 the EngnecriClef. Mr.. Blunts csnmuni-
Communications from Capt James Luce, the sub
iect Of wharYcs and warehouses were redd ana hleu
49, ,t-i,L ,y~re read and filed Tie Board
then went into Executive session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
THE COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.

DgGre JtdJe BRADY. Cdnuey ct al. ag UOV,
EoAYeost Wlhls was a motion ON the part OF the de-
Ien 70 ulssoSe an Injunction granted by Judge Bar
haIu on the Iu Ot june restraining certain goods
S,aI"ou ~ ciVs 70 The plaintiff from removal from tue
tusIO' hVuse Tue plaintiffs are merchants at Brad.
i"id Ehglah1' ana IN May 1870, the defendant Wolf
mane "IphcatDh ~ purchase from the plaintiffs eleven
eases Oi gYQas known a. "stufs" and fancief," and
Seesfntei blai hey were doing legitimate business in
senta0ns OF INC defendants shipped the goods at Ly
erpoOi on DoarI We steamships City Of Brooklyn and
Tor permission 10 chang the bills oldn from san Fran
cisco y New-fOrk Ibis aroused the suspicion Of the
that the defendants had disappeared The goods Ar.
rived and were stored in a bonded warehouse where
they are pending the decision ia this cssn The
plaintiffs claim that the bills OF ladng were changed n
order that the goods might he the readily dr.
of, and alsO that the claims Of ZDk0lOs ana non
tol u an interest In the goods fraudulent and in
tended ~ protect the goods for the benefit Of Wolf II
claimed that Wolf gave drafts for the amount of the
goods 100 but they protested though yet due
Ale PLAINTIFF aek that the goods NAV he sdddEed be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..........."....''''''''Jai H.


PORT OF NETWORK. mimi. .'".''''''''''''uV ~
pssvia LIE M,tauier Liverpool; Bremen Lest Bremen
MaIiha &c FRANK f,s
va Cbeser Jones Philadelphia Dreo johnson
Ra,oes Mallory Savannah karaogai Coue N0IoA ~
poirt ke; Hatterss Blaekwoo1 Norio'A' ~ '''"' ~
dsnda. Neptune, Baker, Boston. 49, va. n c,,,r1 Tv,on
Masme Crosby San Franescoi Francis cutting irOh
Barcelona .r Iieb Chapir Liverpool josephine Day Liver
Is Duree Cronsadi Ormoy, seynAHn HA'
poolJ n. .; euevrna. GaTgin Pct0u, " y
h1s .Iooiwin Craig hsaga SPAIN Ce'o'n'' fa'"
Grace n y ,,,v,r Tr,,o John Ferris Fields Kingston, Jam
" 1S Win, Georgetown C. Charles Denns ms ,on
M ne Anna Whiting, Hutchinson Dem'fAAi a.
o. sIaonoHsrvest Corxin, Providence
0'P ARRIVED.
sN, x1,. slse, Cardiff 81 days, railroad ron pl, A,v.
9R IRs MsTy bentley CLARK, lnaguA' VIA pr'S""' 49,
sai and soastc ,ilde Digsndo MAselles days mds
bAIh Croshy, Newport Eng, Jane 'ai"'"' ~
bs It ~ nhs s.,Gs Do~uey Havana, - GAYS sugar
psiA S,GiIe CaseIs, Alicante May - mus.
Big jeremiah CEtori Ca pt Ann n nv
eri11 Crorge Washington, PeeA his-n''
80, "A, I6 Picrson Grant Aieianann H.. mi. ke
sciI sia - Wose Para, ~ days, r1bifr hai' &C.
c.it-sf Moiesty Hill Ottawa ~ dat H., l.mhaf
Cssslbeat J. g. Russell h0iuqset, o@"-,
. ,,. " jnIy 1.-THE CoqVette reports - lo'S 5
foTHEss ,aoe harris TrsyeleI from NO NAY MAJ Rice
Passed 70 'v i ant b Eyern tor Porto ihooi ""s '
ha'sbh. sehf ConnRe for Ble9hefa nn.h bark
10, co II, Arrived steamshP Ohsi, 80 c., Gamma
BosrON Ju2 ~ W n v Porto Robert wing Ger
mos Genoa bk .y, PHILADELPHIA sehTs Waterman NV
Nellie ssw-fOh e.,,cN poRTs
-, 4, ~. .,.s m.hip DsunaTh from Fs~-'"i wv
t1xSs....aI .rd,sA hssss 81 -@ h@'' -.
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their property and that all and each OF the defendants
may he restrained from taking OF the goods
For the motion IL was contended that the plaintiffs sent
the goods to man by the O Higgins for the puT
pose of having them dyed, and that they were shipped
by hin and that plaintiffs by doing renqushed all
right over the property. IL also claimed that Mr.
Iokoosh bought the goods of Mr. Wolf and that subse-
quently IOk0losk transferred them to Knopfel rs
oury for the mpOst and duties due the goods The
Court reserved decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
COURT oF COMMON Pleas.

DcciSionS-By Judge LOew.- Bartholomew
agt HibberMOtion granted and partnership dissolved;
Charles schafner Of No, 800 Thr,ave. appointed re.
ceivCr Dannat agt. Jannass-MOtiOn granted without
costs, defendant stpuatng not to bring action for
false imprisonment plaintiffs to have leave to move for
another order Of arrest additional a1idavits Walsh
agt Wash.-MotOn denied. Roberts agt. II l.-M0tlOn
denied without costs, with leave TO renew. Barton agt
Hemaun.-Order settled . MI.
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DEPARTURE OF FoAEIGN NAILS.
FRIDAY. JrIY u.

FRIDAY. JUIY %
Mails Honolulu Australia ord heNIeoud VIII ne sent NV" ~
Fr1geo on te lO Of each All Nal matter must he lpadi
ete 10 cents Ne half ouncei paror ch books S s
Francisco anu man 10
about lst 20 "a Of each month
SATURDAY. JULY l6
Mails for Southampton aud Bmcn per steamship tno on
foot Of Thr-st Hohoken close ct PotOHce at Il NJ steamship
s at D. Supplementary Mall for paid letters only mace up Oh
lie Pier al IIoloken, and closed "a lt9p -
Mails ireland only via Queenstown ste flp CyOi Brussels
from Pier No - y. r., close ~ The PostOHce al "a. IN
SUNDAY. JULY IL.
All Mails close to-day at II clock Tie PosiOhce is o. en- from
o. m To a.
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THE TREASURY ROBBERY.

In the case Of Charles Merriam, charged with
having ia his possession OF the bills stolen from the
United States Treasury in December last Commissioner
Osborn gave his decision yesterday He held that Mer
ram could n8; he held the charge OF receiving soe1
ln place within the exclusive jurisdiction OF tho
Uuited state. OF this tie Government falied 10 auuuSe
any evidence aud therefore he would discharge the
prisoner; but iHasmuch Merriam had Deeh Iouhu
with stolen property his possession, ne would HOu lgh
until b. satisfactorily established his innocence OF having
stolen n