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The New York herald., 1870-05-20
LARGE SALE OVER 100 LOTS
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A LAHGE SALE UVEK LUTS
n Handsome Household Furniture,
Az public auction this (FRIDAY) afternoon,
commencing o'clock precisely at the residence No. 50
Brevoo place Tenh street, between University place and
Fifth avenue:-Eegant rosewood Panoforte, stso and
Cover satn brocae and reps Paror Suits, Centre and
Side Tables, Ea.ere Mirrors, Curtains, Clocks Bronzes
Vases, Paintings Paror Ornaments Beds.eads Bureaus
Chairs Rockers, Lounges Buffet Dining Table; Basement
and Servants Furniture. Sale positive.
DEM. p FAIRCHILD AUCTIONEER,
ID Will sell Friday, Nav 20, 1870 IL noon, at Ex-
change Saesroom No. iii Broadway the very valuable first
class brown stone Houses Nos 3 So6 8g S4 Big 3s and
800 West FftyNiih street, adjacent to Central Park and
Grand boulevard houses built and finished IN the best
manner, have all OF the modern improvements and situated
in u very fashionable neighboIhood.
Alsoa
Valuable Lot In West Fyouh street, 25 east Of Seventh
avenue; sze of lot 25xl00.
Terms easy
For Further particulars apply a the once Of the auction
eers, No. II Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
ASTROLOGY.

4 sTROLOGY.-DR. AND MRS. BROUGhroN CAN BE
IN consulted ON all affairs OF life at 49l Broone street.
MADAME ROSs. MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
M voyant tells the past, present and future; shows like
ness tells Of your husband l59 Fory6rst stree
between Broadway and Seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20

UCTION NOTICE
A JAMES MINOR TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Rosewood pianofotte. Drawing Room Suits,
Paintings Bronzes and and costly Works OF Art,
Over 500 Lots by catalogue,
At public auction,
THIS DAY (FRIDAYl, May 90 sale commencing ~
10L O'Clock precisely,
At the elegant residence 81 West Fifteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth
Drawing Rooms-Superb Suits covered green gold, Grim
gold brocate richest description parue!ere CAbne
Etagere, Bookcase, Encoignqre, Jsrdnierss Velvet
by eminent artists, Bronze Clock, Chandeera, Books,
magnificent rosewood pianoforte, Stool, Cover. Can
Mattresses Bedding Extension Table silver Casters
servants apartment. N B.partes wishing attend this
take Fifth stages Sixth avenue cars.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20
SUMMER RESORTS.

AT BEACH HOUSE, wALLINGFoRD, CONN.
~ Magnificent house; splendid grounds; mountain air
beautiful hne drives; fruit vegetables and pure
milk. Now opened Board reasonable.
A. W. SMITH, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20

A LARGE AND RICH ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
n Furniture for sale, at great bargain cash. Mngnh-
cent Double Parlor Suit richly carved and gde9 covered
sold for 1876 one do single SUIT $t5i two walnut striped
reps Suits for $6e suit; do S5b; elegant rosewood
Spring and Hair Msresse' ssadpg ,i iEagsTes Mirrors
nut Dressing Table Sidebosrd, a great bargai also
magnificent rosewood III octave Panofoe cost $780, for
block west of Broadway between University place aud Fifth
The New York herald., 1870-05-20

DOARD FOR TWO CHILDREN WITHIN 80 MILES OF
ID the city; three years. four months In
family where other children; terms 81 week. Ad
dress, for three days. Mrs. ROSS, 46 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20

A FEW FAMILIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
n first class Rooms and Board al the Orawaupum Hotel,
White Pains % miles from Twentsszth siIeet Harlem
Railroad. A. FREEMAN.
The New York herald., 1870-05-20

DEwARD &l5.-LOST, YESTERDAY MORNING, A
III Black and Tan Setter Slut answers to the OF Kate
The above reward will be paid by returning said dog to 2
West Fourteenth street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-17
History Of a couaser6sa.er.

At an early age, Thos. Hale vas way.
ward, and before he Was 81 years he had
forged the name Of an aunt on $500
note and was cent to prison for three
yeats. Afterward he became proprie-
tor of the Exchange" on Houston St,
New York, a noted gambling resort and
the headquarters of counterfeters. A
raid was made on the place at one time
By the police, and al 900 in countc,fe felt
money was recovered. He showed" II
OF the counterfeit $50 Treasury
totes in one day when they first made
their appearance. Afterward he was
the head Of the worst counterfeiting
game in the country, and began circus
iating fractional currency. In March,
1865 ne had agents throughout the coun.
try. and on account of the sickness of
one OF these, Hale himself, undertook to
deliver 81. 500 in Ohio He was spotted
aud arrested, and pleaded guilty. He
then informed Colonel Wood, Chief De,
tectiVe Of tho Treasury Department, that
he had secrets about counterfeiting, of
inestimable value. He was released and
was kept in the pay of the Government
for several months All this time he was
engaged in the counterfeiting business,
but was again arrested, and is now IN
prison awaiting sentence. This is surely
an extraordinary career for SO young a
man.-Pittsburgh Gazette.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-17

whhhe assurance OF
cdgan Missouri
ANS mullm eor somchmrn yat
true Of S oN
Of
nn IL
, Cnan p the o p " Company seventy f
ah no v a
This oil Companp the New
the o the paid
hCompMi h amour of losses pad n al
notdeL
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Minrapd Mt Wisconsin,
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-17

A Salt Lake (Utab) dispatch last
night says: "The same party of Nor,
mons who captured the two men sup,
posed to be connected with the Pacific
Railroad robbery, after bringing the
prisoners in, went out again after the
others and brought two men in to day.
While the robbers were being pursued
they threw away both their saddle bags,
which have since been found, and con-
tanned large amount of green
backs and Boise gold dust and some jew.
elry. which will convict them, also, OF
the Boise, Idaho robbery of August e.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-17

THE extreme length of the new Iowa
State House will be 377 feet; extsme
width 255! feet west portico, 100 by
% feet. The principal front will be
west--the building standing north and
south. The lsite selected is on the ex-
IRENE east Of the great square, on Caps
toll Hill
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-17

The Poughkeepsie Eagle says o
New York city gentleman offered Dan
Mace and his partner, the owners of
Goldsmith Maid, sixty-fve thousand
dollars for that animal Shortly after.
ward Carman, Of Carmansville offered
seventy thousand dollars for her, and
was refused
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-17

The importance Of one vote is illus
trated in DO Daviess county, ILL., Mr..
Townsend, one of the Republican candi-
dates for the Legislature. receiving only
one majority by the official count.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
SUPERIOR COURT-PART III.

Before Judge Jones.-Heay Damages against a
Railroad Conpdny-COitons Sirth-dre Rdttrdy Com-
pdny-This is action for damages by reason OF an
accident which beel the plaintiff when travelling on he
Companys line the 7th of May 1861 On the SAID DAY
she took of the Company's cars CO. AZ at Nine,
eenths for the purpose Of visiting her dressnaRef III
Thirty-seyenthst. The complainant somewhat lame,
and used cane. On arriving at Thirty-seyenthst she
rang the bell and the conductor stopped the car ana
she stepped on the platform and she was stepping
off the conductor rang the bell and the car started OH
before her dress off the and almost before COM
plainant had alighted. Her dress was enangIed on
nail attached to the PLATFORM and she was pulled down
by the side OF the car, and the neck OF the mp
Joint was fractured; and injuries OF TINS
character can be healed in persons OF an advanced
age fs Complainant fell in the direction the car was
moving The plaintiff and several witnesses corrooO,
rated the above facts For the defense it cOntended
that the plaintiff got bewdered and she turned round
when of the she got entanged though previously
she all right. 1t also contended that ner ieg
was not broken by this fall but that when she was beng
put into the bottom of carriage for the purpose being
conveyed home, the who carried her stumbled and
she fell on bottom of the carriage and thus sustained
the injury. They also cOntended that 1t was Phys sca
mpossiby for person to fall forward in the direction
the car was going The Judge charged the jury ana
verdict for the plaintiff returned for $500 damages
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
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PASSENGERS dRRITED.

FROM SAvANNAH-n steamship San Jacinto, April s-L Jami.
and wife M j. S Graucns daughter Miss " Graacns
r. A. Graham, MrA Buh Miss NJ. Carr Mss Sperry, NJ
sPey Ms and Miss Teny Ed Warbnrton J. c. Cutter H. j.
sureysn sturteysnt j. L. Lewis M T. Thomas Miss
Miss Gutter Miss T. j. Cutter, Mss r. Resgnel
mel T. Upson and wife, L. NJ ConneD H. A.
wife Mrs III NJ Talmsn NJ e. Wallace, j. T. Wallace d. Witte
N Morse n C. Brooker G. A. Bowman, Miss Csnmann W. Cun.
nngham, wife, and children j. H. C. Miller w
Dobson Mary Connor r. Ellis j. D. NANNY Tanneh A Gre
CORY G. B Smith, Mr. Percy Miss Bakely, H. Burnett wife
A. amth Thc. Robinson g. g. GrHn and "A In steerage
PROM HAMBURG AND HAvREIn steamship siiesa Aprl l9
Bsrths Bero Pond FL Louise Harms Paul Fuchs ph Wogr
ten Charlie Hahn Anna Wassrmeyer and Louis Wesstn
Berry Francis fows spehmann aud wife; L. Burn
Mr Phea and wife g L. Bungame James ilbbsi A. H.
h Steel. and wfe Mr. Church and wife Budngon Mn and
Mn MeAehon, p Ceamer, CAute Fp-e Christine Weber Mary
Robertson Amele CraDeni
.ptIne Csppe Leon Csypel Dan johnson child
u stoeb Jos Bsraeh wrum Adam Muller wife,
Chse sehsnweher Christie Claussen and wife Peter Caun wife
and three children Pet smkons Jenny Schu-ew Helm
and wife Fritz Msrnus Wm IT, STREET Nalenin Csen
eAs Han. Laihe snd wife others second ebn and
IRON LivEkPOoI-ln steamship Rnsss April 9Mrs and Mss
Rahsen Miss Watson Mrs Prout Mrs A. o. Bullock Mra n Gum
Mrs H. Watson Miss q. Gibbons Ms Jus Msy Mrs A. q. Lahrop
Mrs sansnos Mr. and Mrs Jeffrey Dr Hetfrck Mr..
Gilbert Mr. A. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs Ayns Mrs Charers A.
QPenheim Mr. Riggs MIA tomant Mr. Harper Miss Morgan Mr
lnns Mrs ChAs Bosehvr Dir " Lomhan Jane, WIeor Gov
and Mn A H. Bulloek ami tso daughters Mr. G S,eny Mrs p
Watson Mrs Donald Dir aud M o. A. Castings two ehrsn
Cssono " A. saron, MI Fanea g. AchA Mr r. e.
Ihomas anil maid servant, Ma, G. Hawkins M Lensssn Or N
Bonioa Mt Seshehm, NJ and Mr. TAsF drea strr NJ
hnisay, Rfr Morgan. Mr. Booty, Al whter J.mr.
Csaies Parrish ar fansh Mr ilingou \ R.Ws a. -
hart a. Mrs kamsiens mad, Mr. Hore,ki Nh Joln p,rson
o. H. wh'"i' .s Man 'eN. ant L. WL,hsad Mr Ma L. NJ
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
THE COURTS.
u. 8. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Before Commissioner Osborn.-The United States
agt A. hdnp and A. Lange. The defendants were ar
rested yesterday morning by Deputy Marshal ID. H.
Growiey Tor shipping on board the steamship George
washington u box containing explosive burning fluid
without marking the outside the name or Character o
the contens The fnid took fire board the ship
kanp who resides aNO. AIS Centre and was Arrested
at a. n stated that the other gave him a bill of
IadlDg To take " the Office OF the Atlantic Com
box insured, which he did for u 200 He then had IL con
veyed on board the ship, himself not knowing what n
contained. The other defendant 1ange resides nj No
200 Williamst, and is In the picture franc business
Both committed subject 10 g. bail each 10 an
pear for examination at o'clock T. to morrow
Smuggling Cdse.-The United States agt. Charles L.
LdrreHoe.In this ease George NJ. simpson, CUSTOM.
House Inspector, was examined yesterday, being tLe
last witness for the Government He testified that the
certificate lproducedD was signed ny him. He had ex.
auined tie goods aud found them tn correspond with
the entry Tho goods came o him Mt the st. Johns Park
depot OF the Hudson River Railroad la charge of an ON
Ger. witness swore altogether from memoranda which
nc held In his hand. aud not from independent memory
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
y, Tho transaction He did not examine the goods, only
" VI - s tba ,o1 Tbe Cove rnment here rested Its case

NJ the transsctiop He did not examine tne goods oy
saw the box The Government here reste us ~ cas-, ~
Mr Erhart counsel for the defense asked tne ca
meut t0 define exactly where the oiense aeseu -
committed The goods we're sent from NV , io,a ~
Canada duty paid; thence into Michgan uuts t,to
as was alleged; thence via Canada, again INTO the o,
of Eew-York duty unpaid. He wanted 10 Know u o., ~
double charge of smuggling were " pe lhlIouu'0u "
the double introduction into the United States
Commissioner Osborn ruled that II the carrying or tno
goods into Michigan should he satisfactorily ehpiahed
no notice would be taken Of the other part of the Trans
acti0n. III. oo,o a,a
missed ALI OF which denied at that stage OF e III
ouiry Mr. Erhart then attacked the testimony OF harp
one Of the main witnesses for the Government anu III
sisted that Harp utterly unworthy or credlt on oan
Uarp he said admitted that he was professional sS
gler for number OF years Harp himself was eIin M
Even now he was under arrest for stealg Wlt,n anu
clothes by virtue Of warrant Issued IRON St oouI
Yet on Harps testimony the whole case OF the GoVer
ment hinged He asked to be allowed time 10 DnR WIZ
nesses TO prove that Harp wholly unworthy OF credit
Assistant District Attorney Phelps maze no opPoa'o"'
and the case was adjourned TO May 3, at 10 a. m. -,
remarked that legal question which occurred TO MN III
Connection with the this: whether an onense
to have been committed In Michigan, where te
defendant was not could be charged against the deend
ant who resides in NewYork, as in case or conspiracy
He would fix convenient day before the case came
ON again for counsel both sides to discuss ega
questions that might be involved
BGu oil Cdse-The defendant, william III. Hail IL
druggist charged with having frauduently imported
large quantity OF oil Of bay and oil or Cloves Inc eA
animation Is fixed for tomorrow, at noon
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
TIE KINGS COUNTY ELECTION FRAUDS

The trial of Peter Fitzpatrick and Patrick
Mclaughlin for fraud in counting the votes in the lid
District, Second Ward, resumed in the Court Of
Oyer and Termner yesterday. John B. Pitt continued
his testimony and showed that process Of miscountng
had been carried on by the defendants with reference to
the Mr. Walter for Sheriff He sat by the table
and watched their proceedings but had been ordered of
to some distance and had been rudey interrupted by
examined, thought that Fitzpatrick very ncOmpe
e 6R g % % bna said tba he
work to him. Fitzpatrick called out the tickets,
witness suggested canvass be an
nounced, and deficiency OF 3S votes apparent Nc
the poll When the result announced witness
said that could not be right and looked at his tally
aud found that there had 80 votes cast for
Walter 1t evident to him that the accused intended
TO commit fraud, because they did not attend to the
Thomas Hanley confirmed the testimony Of Mr.. Pitt.
Mr. Britton argued that the mistake In the
purely uniDtentional, and implied moral legal
wrong. The canvassers new to the business, and
had been confused by outside interference.
Capt Joel Smith Of Forty Precinct testified
he found crowd at the poll using profane language,
and thought that they were going to get into Tight He
put every one but the aud poll clerks and
afterwaTd admitted representing the different par
ties. .
specch and was followed by District Attorney Morris
the people, who contended that IL was Incredible that
and pa to- s an nq n %sey Il It was that the
counting of the independent votes on the state ticket
parted from the regular Democratic nomination. and all
by accident and mistake.
Judge Barnard charged the jury that the question
aud did they do IL Intentionally IL they found that
these men only then the indictment was not
their duty. the indictment was good one They must
be satisfied beyond all doubt of the guilt Of the parties
The jury retired at $780, and at $3.50 returned. stating
that they were unable 10 agree They were therefore
the trial Of William Chambers for the murder OF
DOminicus =. VOORHEES, Will be commenced to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM.

Before Ingrahdm, p. J. and Cdrdoso ana
barnard j. j. Ezra IL. Hesson agt. Moses Cham6erfah
This appeal from entered re md d9e
Davis The complaint alleged that the defendant sold
and assigned to the painRa Judgment in favor OF inc
defendant against Blanchard and others and cove
anted with the plaintiff that he had not released either OF
the said Judgment debtors. 1t further alleged that pre-
vOus said sale the defendant had released said Banc
ard from said Judgment though In the assignment was
covenanted that neither Of tho Judgment debtors had
been released therefrom The complaint also contained
an account fraud, but It abandoned on the ria
The Court held at the time that the consideration OF the
assignment had failed in consequence OF the release OF
Blanchard, and that the plaintiff could recover the
money paid. The appellants contended that whether te
plaintiff had sustained any damage by reason OF the
breach Of the defendants covenant depended upon te
question whether the judgment was OF any less value III
consequence OF blanchard being released tnereirQm.
This release does not affect the liability OF the Other
debtors 1t for the plaintiff to prove WHAT Gaage
he had sustained, IL any but, instead OF maklng any
such proof the presmptively showed that he had
sustained damage. The respondents claimed on the
panest principles law that the paid was re-
coyerabe back and that the only question was whether
the evidence showed that the release was given, and
whether it estopped defendant from ltgang the oher
question over again. The Court held at the trlal that
IL was, and that defendant was estopped.
Counsel on both sides having argued the case, the
Court reserved decision
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY.
Recurring foreign insurance companies to file
annual statements OF their affairs and pay the tax Lost
The bill to consolidate the school districts in White
Hustled and LAWRENCE, was rejected
S S
Authorizing another bridge the Hudson River
AnthOrIalng the South Side Long Island Railroad Com
pany to build branches in Kings and Queens Countless to
incorporate the East River and Bushwick Underground
Park cy an
SPECIAL ORDER.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on the
After the reading Of the first section. Mr. FREAR
therefore moved that when the Committee rise it re-
The Committee then took up the County tax levy
Mr FREAR made similar motion ion rel reIa,lve TO TINS Dill @
In the House MI FREAR moved that the City Tax
Leves bill ordered to be read and on that moved
the previous question which ordered and the House
refused to have the bill read now by IS to 4s-not two
Mr. FREAR moved that the bill be ordered to third
Mr. FisEAR also moved that the County Tax Levy be
ordered TO third reading Agreed to- 49,,
be read this evening at o'clock Agreed TO by IS to 2S
EVENING SESSION.
Increasing the salaries Of Judges Of the Superior Court
Of Buffalo to enable certain towns IL In d Shenango and
Cortland Counties to bond themselves LII ad OF railroad
The CHAIR announced the reading and passage of the
NewYOrk City and County Tax Leyies as the special
order.
Mr.. FREAR moved the previous question, which was
ordered and the vote first taken the City Levy
which passed by vote Of 73 to 45-a strict party
vote except the following who voted for the
bill Messrs. Bemus, Blossom V. Z. Brown j. T. Davis,
Hull and johnson.
The vote was next taken the County Levy.
Mr.. FREAR moved the previous question, which was
ordered and the bill passed by vote OF 70 TO As.
Providing for election of directors Of the schohare
Valley Railroad.
Mr SNOW moved to recommt the bill, and proceeded
to say that would inct great injustice upon the tax
payers.
Mr. SWEET defended the BILL and the motion to
NIT was negatived, when the bill passed.
Amending the charter OF Rochester.
Incorporating the United States Mutual Benefit Asso
citation of New-York.
Mr.. FLAGG after announcing the death Of Mrs Emma
Willard, offered series OF Joint resolutions of respect
her memory, which were adopted. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20

not he sache% powerful the CaPtOP apt PSsSas as we e.
"a EI Ismmany, ana piDiel slwos everywhere under
& Streets Sewea the Battery and 6 TO
ae aGSe a9 6s Dock 6s eH he miles
water front of New York harnof, 10 ~, Tweed
can put II through his fresh
osnn;shcnt 70 senator Hardcnburgh the Chairman OF
the Canal Committee. When the bi Io , anaIs
money for ordinary repGs a in the Senate he pro-
posed 10 strike ont the amendments whch give " @ uu
Ssm snd to pay also for all ordinary repairs
on the canals. Tie making Of these amendments n
i"oSed like rebellion in the Tammany camp. He is one
of the persevcrng kind, and when the bill came up this
nntic0 friends to come TO the rescue lie said that the
Legislature only lately to the Canal Board exclusive
control these matters and the Board had maue an
the appointments and arranging for al the Oner
business He said it qualification Of themselves TO
take the back track so soon and he caled on an te
faithful 10 stand by him In striking out the amendments
alterations Of the original bill after soemDy passing
the bin giving a the power to the Canal Board Consist
ing mostly OF the State Ofcers) He hoped the senate
would adhere to it. Senator Lord @ %
thing, he hoped Senators would now ,soemniy
repeal when an opportunity offered when the dtrsr y
tem and ne did not dare to cross an or dot lesS
his motive should be misconstrued. lLanghterl Now
however there chance to amend this lsgisatttm
and he hoped it would he DONE But tnougn oena .ba
yasv deep of the canal they would not come to his ala
on this The Yeas and Nays soon showed naV
Cauidwen, Hubbard Lewis, Morgan M. Norton, ana ana
Thayer stood by him. eighteen other senator's
against his motion and the three Canal commissioners
are therefore left in the bill the persons who are 10
control the appointments Of officers and dspurseneni oi
moneys for keeepng the canals in good working orde
The bill then passed with the amendments unatered,
The three Commissioners Democrats, ana Iorin
only a small minority in the Canal Board. The
amendments very. significant on one other taer
point They provide for accounts ana vouchers
being deposited in the Auditors office, which does not
look very like abosng Auditor Bell at the present ses-
sion, that that excellent Republican oHlcer WILL proD|
bly continue in office till the end Of his term. .
About the General Election law for the state, IL may
he said that no day is yet fixed for consideration and de-
csion but the probability is that final action on 1t VIII
occur in the Senate in day or two.
Mr. George Crouch sends us the following purportlng
to dispatch to him from the Chairman oi the Assem-
bly, Railroad Committee
ALBSY April le statement In TIE TRiBuSR s as fase
made The Herald Albany correspondent Burt took mpo
tan papers authority He confessed TO taking Gould papers
Ills regarded altogether nIcusbe L. PATRICK
New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
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