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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 20. 1870

partner; told Mr. Hyde that did nj 90 inquire
into the matter Of red whiskers, but Mr.. Hyde said,
"We think gentlemen, there Ia more In this case than
you OF the truth s that my partner has some
times been very idle and shftess about his business;
upon them" Mr.. Hyde also stated that his partner had
Oyerdrawn his account to the exteDt OF SO0 and had
also violated the articles OF partnership by ndorsng bills
up, and said the would involve trouble,
we thought IT worth than SIS, so he agreed TO
give us $50, in order to work the case up; Mr:
Hyde afterward came to our Office, TO explain that
we were wrong and wanted his s25 back and we told
him that had already expended OF the money,
and that we could not pay 1t back.
Cross-examined-This Association never was char
tered and the authority Of the Legislature was not
tion, and we never filed any papers in the supreme
Court OF the State In regard to the Associations the Asso-
Henry Galway Josiah sturges Charles w. Bartlett and
Nathan Nesbitt; do MT know where sturges Is now
Treasurer OF the Association, and Galway was Enpern
endent OF the Detectives we never had any irusees
or Auditing COmmitee the first letter sent to Mr Hyde
written by and sent TO Mr.. Hyde; the assertion a
in the letter Of the existence OF Trustees was lstake
we had detectives In our employ was meyer do not
know that Galway was charged at one time WIN s"nu
ling. o, - o,,,,, srtt aoainst
the editor of newspaper for nbe we had canvasseIs
TO collect the money have laid my damages IN the
that Mr. Dana was about 10 leave his wife.
Mr.. j. W. Durham, merchant was then csued Ior the
defense, and testified: contributed toward tne Associa
tOn for the Prevention OF Gambling; gave 500 twice IN
succession they gave valuable Information, ana iu-
filed their promises TO me. , A.
firm Of Valentine Co.; subscribed toward the Associa-
On three years and they did me good service
ected To the testimony irrelevant and argued that IN
these two the prisoner may have kept his promise
and yet failed to act hOnOraby in this case The question
was whether Mr. Hyde swindled out OF 900 or not
His Honor held the objection good. MT howe tneh
tOrney replied behalf OF the prosecution Judge BED
ford will sum up the case this morning.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. .

PORT OF NRw-Y0RK 0RK..........,..,.......u.septt 49,
CLEARED.
Observation-Disclosures Thompson Moore Batmore C. stueu
TennT Phadelpha Monitor Jones' Philadelphia Pancona Bras
Portland; Anthracite Green PhiadelphiA
Bsrks-doLue, Dukee, Hamburg; Hsrburg Keken, Brsnaa
Bngs-Aylesfo Martin Windsor n. s.; Dunkeh Wharton Liver
schrs-P O. Davis Philips Marsuham and market Guiding
John, N b. Carrie Webb Rowiand Georgeoss
erbige Baltimore; onsioo small, Sinshaven -
sloop-Aary Gray, Allyn, Uncssyille
CanslbOat-Abemsrle, Morgan Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Brussels Kennedy Liverpool Sept Queenso~s
Steamship 1arpOsa Kembe New Orleans Sept H.
steamship Gbemarie Brakeman Richmond City sOs
steamship John Gibson, Winters Washington and AlsnDdns.
Steamship n Cid NcSersou wilmington N c. naval stores
Steamship Henry Chauncey haury AsPinwal Sept mds
steamship Victor Gates New Orleans sept TO- mdse and
Brig Catharine Morris CLARK Windsor n s. 10 days, plaster
schr Gem Bndieoti, llae Glaze Bay : days coal
sCHOOSkRS-RyER AND COAsrwtsR
Free Wind, Ellabethport 7. n Sil khnbethpor
Hercules, ElIabethport o. G. Acken, Ehzabeshport.
z. p. GoOdwn BlEsbethport Bart E,2.gih.od
David MorTs, BiIabehpore. Corhela Bhla0elhport
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Nereus from New York schr satellite from fuque, dsmA
wTMSeToS N c. Sept isArryed steamship Washington rss
Nev.iorkj Pioneer, from Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool, arrived at m. and proceeded
MEMORANDA.
The steamship Washington Walsce NewYok for wmingss
n c. before reported sailed from Beaufort bad put
broken rudder
BosroS Mass Sept ia dsmAsei weasel from POO uns
BURDEN Of Chatham Cape Cod this morning bot The
sseerts ned to Sc the Br schr N Canlsl Psrsboc
RoCHEsrKR n Y, Sept. 9rhe chr Howard eolhsos
last night The Sled and capSle The picked sa1
brought here Both vessels are own by David Andrews Of Ontario
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Sessions. This return was disobsrge from the HSnse
the Good Shepherd signed by Judge Dowing. COunsea
sad that Judge Bowling In hs return had discharged Ahs
and he supposed Judge fngTaham would accordingly re-
lease her Counsel the Institution denied the right Of
Judge Bowling to discharge the prisoner and the Coun
40 held but gave Mr. Hummel time O obtain the proper
traverse. Upon Mr. Hummel's return, soon after, no
presented to the Court the writ Endorsed by Judge Dow
ing 10 the effect that he could find record Of conyc
ton in his Court except the commitment, and .gsia
moved the discharge Of Ada. Judge IDgraham statcn
that he was OF the opinion that she should be now re
leased but at the request OF Mr. Sheehan counsel for te
House OF the Good shepherd the was adjourned IN
I'll tomorrow morning, that he might examine '"'
records. .--s.., ,,o-ntn1 h-
fore Judge Ingraham, a writ OF hlbsGs eWPss Ipr
discharge from House OF the Good bhepparu ohe ~
about IA years DID, and Is charged with having enced
younR girl into disreputable house IN Peist, where
she was outraged by James Campbell, with the assist
ance OF Ida r. Campbell and the prisoner lhs ntn va
sentenced 10 10 years the State Prison, ana Jda W
years the prisoner account OF her tender years Dens
nIaced I'm the OF the Good Shepherd She now ap
pIes for discharge the ground that she never pleaded
elty before Judge Bedford, who committed ber on the
Charge of being an accessory Accordingly Judge Inrs
ham ent her before Judge Bedford % decide the pont
at General Sessions and In the meantime remahded inc
girl for hearing on Friday next
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CITY COURT-BRO0KLYN.
Aodye,, g Wheeler apt. Olirer r. IpgesO

Apdye,s 8. Wheeler agt. Olirer r. Ingersou,-
This action was brought TO recover the sum OF % the
amount OF prOmssOTy note. Tho note was nade 5ept
II 1863 by defendant made payable 20 the order or
col A. NJ Wood. Col Wood indorsed the note Plaintin
negotiated it and procured the money from the CITY
Rank for Col Wood when the note became due II was
protested and taken up by plaintiff me deendant
aid not deny making the note, but alleged that u was
made payabe 10 Col Wood without any consideration,
and that when plaintiff took the note be was wei &c
0uainted with that fact II aso alleged that plalnun
knew that defendant had claim against Col Wool ana
defendant also claimed that the note was passed 70
planti after maturity and not before. Col wood testi
hed that there was full consideration for the note ana
the Jury therefore under instructions from the Court re-
turned verdict for plaintiff for s51 o. the amount or
the note and interest A. H. and W. f. Osborn Tor psin-
tin A. b. Millard for defendant
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

TUESDAY. sRPr. %.
The Mail By steamship lafayette not sent on SATURDAY
last hat dispatched to-day closing at tie PosOde at 10
Mails for Halifax s. and Bennad., W. l., via HAlI per
steamship Rtna Pier No - N K, close Al ne F"omos
atl ! m Steamship sails At p. -
for Auwa South PAdc and Central Amer
ie.n Pors steamship Assks from Pier No u N H. close
the PostOhee l0;3O a Steamship sAib at " M
per steamship Leo, from Pier No II N H. Gloss
" WEDNESDAY SEPT. 2l.
Mails for Europe via Queenso"n and Liverpool per semMp
N r. close at the POtOmoe At " NJ
suppntary Mail paid Letters only made Pier No. n T..
and closes at IN. Steamship sails at -.
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CRIMINAL.

On the 22d of August William GOrdan, re-
siding at No % Governeur-st, attempted 10 murder MS
wife and Catherine Mcconnell, and also 10 conmn
cide by shooting All OF the attempts failed In ther
urinary object although each Of the persons was lady
wounded, and has been in different hospital nor
dan has been in the PententiarV Hospital ever
since but yesterday sufficiently recovered TO be
hrought before Justice LedGith at the Essex Market
Court and committed 10 await the result OF the In
. fha
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMISER.

Before Judge Barn0rd--This Court opened
at II Yesterday morning business presenting se
the Grand Jury discharged until tomorrow, 10 pro
pare the indictments and the Court adjourned 70 Mon
daY.
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SUPREME CoURT-CmAMBnRs.

Ada +. Myers, the daughter of the we'll
known Mrs Vreeland appeared before Judge lngraham
OF the Supreme Court. Chambers, yesterday morning
according TO pOstponement on saturday. ON writ OF
habeas corpus obtain her release from tho House OF
the Good Shepherd Ada claims that she wns committed
10 the Institution by Judge Bowling without legal war
rant counsel made return to the writ Of certiorr
ad ~ obtain the records OF the conviction at Special
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The COURTS.
UNITED STAT

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before Commissioner OSbOrn-William Shelly,
who arrested sunday morning, at the corner OF
sxeenhst and Third-avc. on a charge Of manufaotur
ing counterfeit currency plates committed yeser
day in default OF $4,000 BAIL for examination on Wednes
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COURT CALESDARs-THH DAT.

LTTf LUUhT-BhlOkLfN
II. .Bunn sgt Bsgey 81 lhggns tst Nr>se
Ward .St Bryant %. Jenkins henoeL
p. .NeidhOs KnodG 80. .hosenearocn Bh neho'h
Sachs J4 kosengsrveh ash DchSoL
a .Wariell sgt GOrdes. - yenkins ssL pengeL
as Keim AIT Adams 6. Lynch sgt KHicheroooker ies
26. Shining agt Reid 20.
u. Morgan agL Syme. iyI'.S4aik sgI MAI nan-
%. .Eimunds lgt Fey % ALLAN agt " Ols1y
2e Queen at Power. %. .Jennehck sgL waterbury.
Council agt HentlenrOder
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CORPORATION Notices.

CUPREME C0URT.-ln the matter of the
- ppo Of the Department Pubhc Paris for al 10 behalf
The Mayor Aemen and CommonA Of the City of Ne" lor rh
tive - .-.... -,
NINETY FIRST STREET,
from Bth avenue TO the Drive and fom Twelfth aveses
To he HUDSON River,
IN THE CITY OF NEW-NOltK.
The Department Public PARKS in the name aud In behalf o. se
Aldermen and CommoBa Of the CITY Of Nes lors Parsum
the Act Legislature otbe People Of the State OF New on
titled An Act relative TO The Posers anI aauss o. we he % % A
Act plan portions OF hs Cy o New a.
improvement Of the same passed APn r
th they intend 10 apply 70 The Sup,
the First Judicial District Of the STATE OF New lors Ss
aid Cour 10 be held the Honorable Gk0KaH o.
Justice In the the CITY Hall IN the IVY
York on FRIDAY October 1870 al the opens
dsy thereafter Counsel can nes an.
Of Estimate
entitled matter; the ani extent OF ne
hereby intended opening ne @ sircel nom esu ,,
TO Drive ami Twelfth avenue 70 ne
River lail the Commissioners Of he Central fsn "' ""
of S.w Yorl RICHARD OGORAAh,
Counsel " ibe Corporation
Dated New Yotk. September lO.h ls10
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Excess Of 1870 over 1862. .............:.S lOb %
The suOned table shows the progress OF the past year
as repared with that Immediately preceding:

sNet gain, exclusive Of Colorado.
This afternoon the Standing Committees were appoint
ed and various resolutions submitted and reported Il
appropriate Committees. The time for election OF
Grand Officers fixed for 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing,
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Hllrhinern.

DROPELLER ENGINE FOR SALE.
one Propeller Rnns i0nch cylinder by feet stroke, with RI
TURN TUBULAR BOILER Apply TO 49, -,
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unrnIvs upAruRp Rpponr-a
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sup rses.. 5:45 sun 602 Moon -
Sandy 3.3i Cows lslsni..... <s Hell Gate sa
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THE RATTIC FLEET.

FRENCH MISMANAGEMENT-HOw THE FLEET
SHOULD HAVE BEEN COMPOSED-EFFECT OF
THE REvERsEs-THE NAVY TO FIGHT TO
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Yesterday afternoon there was an informal
meeting Of the Committee of the Common Council ap-
pointed 10 make arrangements for the funeral Of Admiral
Farragut. resolution was adopted authorizing the
Mayor to communicate with the widow OF the Admiral as
10 the time the funeral should be held and her wishes In
general upon the subject that the Committee can act
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MAYORS OFFICE.

Yesterday afternoon over 30 licensed venders
were brought before Marshal Hart, for selling in the
lower part Of the city fruit &C., the sidewalk, in NO
lation Of the Corporation ordinances The Marshal dis
missed them saying IL they ever brought before
him again for the like Oense their licenses would not
only be revoked but In addition he would fine them
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

At p. m. yesterday, the Board of Alder
men, sitting as the Board Of Supervisors of Newfork
County was in session, Mayor Hall in the chair Inc
ordinance making provision for the support OF the city
and county for 1870 and fixing the rate OF taxation upon
real and personal estate, read and from It the Io
lowing items are extracted: 49,
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NINETN-FIRST STREET,
from Bsh avenue to the New Road or and from Twelfth svese
10 The HUDSON River
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
At q D. m. yesterday the Board of Alder
men was to have held meeting, but at that hour the
members were in session Board OF Supervisors, and
the Clerk declared the Board adjourned without date
At the same hour the Assistant Aldermen were TO be IN
session. but enough appearing TO form quorum no
Until fnnk
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