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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-16

DALTIC LLOYD.
ID For stettin direct touching Chransaad aud Copen
hagen % land passengers and mails.
The first class iron steamship -
iIUMB0LDT, Capt p Darandon,
wifi sal on Saturday July o. r. M from ier " North
river 10 Do followed by steamship FRANKLIN, Capt r.
preye'; on pnssay, eo $50 scerasr gold sl
Freight St. Petersburg and other imponant ports OF nc
Baltic received and through Bills ot Ladng slshed' for
EkNbT 4 RAMMELsRERu, Agents
Once. " Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-16
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY july le l87.-TRIpLE Sheet.
COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD IN CORNWALL. N. ", IN FIRST CLASS
- house, hours from city For particulars inquire OF
JOHN PARR. Gt7 Eighth avenue or JOHN RAYMOND, st'
Broatway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
ANOTHER UNDERGROUND RAILWAY.

The following prospectus OF proposed
underground railway from the Batteryto Harlem River
has been put In circulation
proposed 70 ,pp 70 he Legislature for d. p;s, o. a. act lci
underground railroad under Brvsd"sy nom me
Battery VII, BRANCHES running on ethsr nde the cen
until the Of majority Of the land r9nss SsrsS
writing and then only cond on that the
shall BE- don. BY dfns without emitting e. uri.es or
FIRING free Of the street. except permitted by me oo
Pubic wor other authority Designated BY .
sob Foorths murray Hin erospt hs
being single and suitable for two tracks may Dc made
will and down In p,rsts tunnels tna
producing complete ventilation H the aeos Of the train, without
eongs 70 the urses eIoeps lateral at stations The gas and
the made perec' than
IL AZ present The will be half mile apart and pssen
ge paying entering will descend BY swsu 70 the p,
forms The will he powerful snd viii emit neither smoke
nor gss me and ciDders The tunnel viii
cost exclusive Of stations 200 900 mile Ii DO con
csd soE Battery depot at Portyseconds Two
Te the surface OF Fourth
shove Fory win be temposry the tracks should be
eventually Trains two minutes
will leave station till Ia dgnse1 clear
90 trains will given point hour car
required than 0c DAY
Operations fully confirm this estimate The ct
should that In relation TO The Brooklyn
Bridge authorizing New Yof and the County OF Westcbe.f
loan credit IN aid Of the construction Of she road Ana
considerations o this all from H. and above Reasonable
sockho hoeh be gwen t6tbe people cheap a
and particular borer should DO eersn hours ng'
and morning. the fare which boeb not exceed three oonu for he en-
lfsls M Of b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
HOME FOR THE NcURABLEs.

To NC LdfTor OF INC ITs6unt.
SIR: There is one Asylum or home" for the
chronic insane In the State Of EewYork in successful
operation 1t contains to-day 40 persons chemically
incurably insane comfortably domiciled The willard
Asylum the Insane organized in 1865 and located
he east bank Of Seneca Lake. in the town Of OVID Seneca
County opened for patients In November. 1869 BY
Of the law admitted but chronic In
sne pauperE from the County Poorhouses poor per
ncurable after treatment at the State
ASYLUM al Utica who would otherwise be sent back to
the County POOrhouses They are wen cared for, and
provided with good quarters clean beds and 1000 N This
their home" and 10 DO their home FOR fe II is pro
posed TO enlarge end extend this willard Asylum
that in three years time 1t will have accommodations
for ali the pauper from all the County Poor houses
in the state. The Managers are confident this can be
done al not TO exceed 100000 The Institution has
already accomplished incaeulable good IL among the
obest OF state charities and when its fuu work ~
done all the orhouses OF the State will be emped and
relieved Of all their pauper Insane.
HaterLO1. n. y. Jan. -, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
PREFERRED CREDITORS IN BANKRUPTCY

In the UnlJed states District Court yester-
day, In the Of John G. Kohlsat sgt Henry L.
Hoguet and others, Judge Batohford gave the follow
ing decision against the right Of nsoyent debtor to
give preference TO creditors and against tho right OF
such creditors TO accept preference:
, creditor wheX suffered his property taken
legal behalf the DEFENDANT ceor Of his with the In
lime ressopabe believe that be nsolYen and
that the transaction place within -four months before the
sns AZ N. petition fraud
se G t debtor Tor the defendants take the preference
Win De Iutsu debtor thai should be preference
the debtor being and h h,vns reasonable
nvs a. and believe that the debtor intended the
refreu T ineescJ the intent 70 give the preference and the
Doing suffering the thing which ser Ne preference are The smeh
tho receiving bss bs.esed By such thing the having
sssl esa1 No bsIsvs insolvency Of the debtor aud
hs having reasonable believe that preference
IA inte.d.5 Tbess sI elements mnst eoeIst, bat
nothing else psesss male the Transaction void challenged
h. t In this the defendants
ine b moasy vbeh they realised through the legal In
tending 70 keep and intending TO hp preference
N hOuh be- that mo be preference the
debtor Of h: creditors ni comp
.s 40 cents on the dollar ball alleges saner sets 10 show
debtor suffered bis scps h.a rhs we @saaes o.
There be decree Tor me pshuH LOT 's s""u ~
eel we'd bf .be defendants, With o0ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
A PHASE OF THE FISHERY QUESTION

10 me Editor OF The TrfbUne.
SIR: There are thousands of tuns Of fresh
White Fish clipped from Canada into markets every
week during the Summer season, without paying any
duty They are sold cheaper sell them and
live Why are the Canadians allowed this prvilegei
am one Of many here engaged In the fishing business
have pay duty material for nets IL eosn more Tor
labor here than ia Canada We not allowed 10 set
net In Canadian waters have had nets seized and con-
hseated by the Canadian inspectors OF fisheries, who
claimed that the nets the boundary line az
the head OF this Lake have chance OF redress.
pretty strong PrOtectOnst before but when Can
stole my nets IL made little stronger. fail 10
any justice TO our fishermen IN diving Canada tbe
benefit Of market without reasonable duty their
FISH The subject should be- worth notice. There are
hundreds OF poor like myself engaged ia the fishing
business that would like 20 hear THE TRIBUsEs voice
A. and see IL brought before Congress this Winter
ASbtdLUid, D., Jan. 10, 1871. wB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
LOYALTY VS.. TREASON.
70 tA.Edftor rTAe Tribune.

4
SIZE: l have noticed that THE TRIBUNE,
while deprecstng the ourages upon loyal men by South
rn Rebels insists with vehemence that the true remedy
for this universal amnesty VIII you inform the public
how this state Of things is 70 be remeded oy turning
chose States entirely TO he control Of heSe seFs0e
.RebesP You admit that in nearly every Southern
State under your programme the Rebels would have
control not only of the Legislatures and State Offices but
of the courts also. In that case how could loyal man
expect either justice or prcteeno9i he would nave mo
there the jures would be composed Largely not wholly
,iarshas and Juries composed wholly mainly Of men
rvho believed in the Rebellion and still sympathEe with
Gt-many Of them Boosting that the day will
soon come when they ciH Try again rh better success
Vt does seem TO that loyal men would find Jordan
Imay he wrong, but think that Rebels should be
nade to take back seat and that the loyal men alone
in your idea of Fastening 70 restore these Rebels TO
power lest they should be Tated by being kept out OF
1T than would De in turning over the Governmen
of SewYOrk the rOughs and repeaters lest they should
Be offended at your efforts to prevent their Ta1daen
It, and believe large majority Of The loyal men OF the
country see it as do 1t may be an night Tor Pohclans
advocate such course; but IT doesn't strike me as
being either Just to me loyal men Of the SGutn OF pest
3shed and IL treason j. not crime, what IN heavens
make the escape from punishment the you encOur
age the commission OF crime. When man commits
The Rebels ought 10 thank God and loyal their
Blended knees daily II they are permitted TO 1--we In the
eneney far beyond what they have any right 10 ask
Every dollar Of their property ought TO have been con
dscated and used 10 pay the national debit which the
loyal and women now taxed for. III treason is
easy, and, instead of being punished IS
10 be rewarded by restoration to political power and
office, Why should not anybody turn traitor whenever 1T
quits his fancy purpose II the loyal are 10 be
thus placed under the feet and at the mercy OF the
Rebels it far better for them that they had been
Rebels also What nducement will there be for men to
be loyal in the future what 70 deter Rebels from
beling again whenever the opportunity 0ccursi 10 me-
Il LOOKS like compromising good with evcalling whits
black and black white. A LOrALI5T.
WQSIfnOt01s, u. O., Jan. u, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
CLAIMING DOUBLE DAMAGES FOR THE LOSS
OF WIFE.

In the Kings County Circuit Court, before
Judge Tappan George Engehardtt. administrator OF
Marie spaz began action yesterday to recover from
James Lyons 5000 under the following alleged facts:
ON the lth OF October 1884, Mr. and Mrs spat5 were Nv
inc at East Ney-York. In the afternoon OF that day
Mrs Spat1 went Farmer Stillmcyers near the Gem
etrry OF the Evergreens for some provisions Tor .ne
bousehold She was absent about an hour ana haiI,
and came home sick and fninng, with her clothing very
had,v torn She told her husband that man hau az
,mned 10 commit outrage upon her, and recovering
after short time took her husband To the spot Wit
abort distance they found tho Defendant lyons anu
NJ. snaz fold her husband that was the man VINO hau
Committed the outrage From that day Mrs spaz never
recovered her health. her spine having eeh anu
on the 18th January, 1857 she died for yo peioro
re died' abe WAS not able To leave her bed.
n's M, sonse "A n general denial This case Is one OF
,any which have been brought against Lyons by Mr..
ay an account OF this outrage Mr. spatz brought one
npaa Sn,eve Court OF New York for tho loss OF his
III w., e,yices An which he recovered $4,000 damages.
y"ps was convicted criminny of an attempt to commit
,ons Iefor. Judge Beach, In the County Court Oh
app" Cn1nIy and sentenced to pay fine OF 1900
Ca All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

ing for more than years. the heirs
Of Brkbeck were barred by tho statute OF limitations
from bringing any action. DefendantS eounsei insisted
that tho premises being still owned by psinth ne could
not recover the purchase money, but only damages,
being the price between what Defendant was
TO and what the lands worth mt the time OF the
breach: Plaintiff nssted that though such the rule
In England IL different In this State. where, IL tho
vendor offers fu performance he entitled TO the whole
purchase money.
The Court took the view Of the law, and ordered
Judgment for plaintiff the amount involved, ga 100,
with interest from July 2, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
r,r,rrp oP LIMITATIONS DEFINED.

BEFORE Judge Gilbert, in the Special Term of
a., v,no. county Supreme Court Charles H. Lynde sued
rdward Bayer to recover the purehasemoney Of lands
IN brooklyn. Defendant insised that the title to tho
land was good that tho lands formerly belonged 10
,'-n,.,, vho mort I'm ged them 10 the Loan Comms-
one ~ Rings who oreoosed the mortgage In iS.S
mud tho premses were bought IN ~ ,no Stale mp s sS
s ~ wss illegal PLAINTIFF tnstod that hay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28

tho States aud tho otscna eaoh and every county
township. psrish 90 70 work in earnest TO organise
similar societeA We doubt not 10 would do moro for
Than the enactment Of prohbitory satutcs
CaId~ea, OhSo. Jan. rs. 1871. JIM. DAIzRLI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
VERBAL NyCETIEs.

70 hs EdSfor OF rae Tribune.
SIR was glad to read your protest against
calling my little favorite ohioksdecs tmice. The bird
Ia tmousa, and wobster's Unabridged gives the plu-
raj itmic but the great book ought have protested
against IT. Tho second syable In ttmouse has no ety
biological connection with mouse, but with new bird.
the tomtit is little bird, not little mouse r IT,
Waltham Aass., Jan. %, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
HOW TO PROMOTE THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.

iDW To TItD1IVIE TIL IA@'II IsINs1NN T. NhO5Is'
TO me EdftOr OF the Tribune.
SIR: This is the way we carry on the Temperance
Ohio Temperance meeting Is called In every
township of the county, and pledge Of total abstinence
preseDted. When seven persons sign II, officers are
elected aud the society is organized, and the
public are freely admitted without any for
Inalty whatever. No admission-fee Is charged, and
no tar Imposed but whatever funds are needed
raised by voluntary subscription. The objects Of the
SOCIETY are 10 reform the Incorporate ana prosecute all
who VIOLATE our II0uor laws We call upon all friends OF
the cause every where 10 try the plan Should this
project meet the appreciation Of IempeIahce PooPo W a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
DECIsIONs-JAH. AZ.

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge 6utherland.-
m Roe AIT Lu Tor further evidence
4, ~ hsn az the defendant with Rather Iosina Gros sst
Ceorgs Gross Muller sgL Elizabeth hho-Con pAnAEt
sSI. M ssTyioo waited Sarah hssgn t
bsml N 6isssu-A application tor o'dot denied,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
HOW DIAMONDS ARE sMUGGLED-RIGIITs OF DE
TECTIYES


A. C. Radcliff, charged with smuggling $751;
900 worth OF diamonds into this city brought before
Commissioner Osborn, yesterday for examination. The
evidence showed that to this city from England
In October 1870 he smuggled some diamonds In his boot
legs and some his "varcoseyein stockings and that
he received some packed In cotton, by mail from Lon
dom 1t appeared that two Of the witnesses for the
Government H. C. Justice and F. 8. Esmond had been
implicated with Radcli In disposng Of these diamonds
that they had had trouble with him about certain
money transactions, and that after the beginning
OF these troubles Justice called at the request OF Is
mond upon Col whitley OF the Secret Service ana told
him about the diamonds
IL was by counsel for the defense that these
witnesses had ngratiaed themselves into tho good VIII
OF Radclf obtained from him considerable amount or
money and then entered into conspiracy 10 have MIN
sept 10 prison order to escape payment OF prossory
note drawn In his favor by Esmond and Endorsed by
Justice Col Whtley's testimony In regard 10 the ar
rest OF Radclif and his treatment afterward showed
that he received than ordinary kindness and con-
ALTERATION The question OF the right Of the Secret Ser
vice officers TO arrest and keep men In close confinement
10 take from them their property and To appear 10 them IN
false characters then up Incidentally and was iuy
Discussed Radcs counsel argued that such practices
should not be tolerated In free country and that, III al
loved no one would he In liberty and property
In reply Assistant Purdy said that III
was necessary fraud by trick, and crime by de-
10 Justice detectives must often false characters
and often resort 20 highhanded proceedings Commits
sioner Osborn dssented from this opinion and said tht
nm officer afting thc part Of both officer and spy would
meet with his disapprobaton. Case adjourned to next
Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ ERs RAILROAD


Rs s (; md FEC 4 s
500 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN ooanseaas At
ton Branch q. Dove, viii Chester Branch w,roo ,ish sa.I
for w.sr Gap srshsg Scranton Grs., gesd Bashns sr.
sas b....,s ssS a Ind so.a '' ''A
town. Dove, ns Fs.ssT
Essoa .i,S e, B.s.n AsDSrn. Mach cSs. "a
B. Waterloo VT. sas..r B. and :. whnssos With D. L. al
.s M .R Sssis Vii 1s oss nth Beo. ~
For MoaRsToWs att ll:s, u:so. m, ,S ':so $40 s'ss.
For SUBMIT and intermediate stations at So 1910 n.
psr Or ORANGE Nc 60 I'd sorTH ORANGE go 10 go. ie az
1ie 1lo s3 ':+o %2o. ~; s:a 500 $50 300 and H.
70, NEWARK, at So 80 500 40 sis .lo,le les ilss
50 $50 $50 $50, 500 $40 $50, $40 500 and iis
leave Hss.Yori r BLOOMFIELD .nd xosTcLArR {.
HOO . n and 400 $50 $40 .nd s:so ,:
FRIE RAILWAY--TRAINS4 Leave Depots
7s.;ssS Bps :: IT.; "; :
:ss 5 ~ . s's s.:s1 1 g.ss s.s.s s:s
s:ss Co. T;s +. ;ss s- =.
Sc $ 'a 10 S'.
&: $ss:,s.: :: i sl; 3, ~, ~.
s. Fs .s1y $751; siss n Z. sss SIS SIS U.s. 80 A' 49,
s +: s..ss ID "a W. W. i :. IS ID; s s5' a. & s
rs =. s. e:s ii s.y . 81 's md SIS .
70
m; -l4s sls and 6;45 From Chambers Depos -
6:45, 1000 a m ID nj 81 IS. s:t, and eS pm
Yor Hlsdae 21dst s:+s as<
:ts. ass t3:ls s. and tsS PROM CAsussssi Depot 80
N. and l., g. IS 6 sad t6:$s p.
Por Piermob Hy.ek TslAas and Way from s4a Depot s3
l5 i,S <s .:i5 and ts9 and Saturday. only III -
From Chsmbenst Depot ct s1 l:D t3;D. AIS, :0.
5:l5 and ts % and Saturdays only ia 20 midnight
ssd for Drawing Room And seezG
obtained and orsr for the checking and transfer
ps he: b e. {; s si: I'd T
3s Brooiyn Depots Of Chsnbest and foot Of 2
Dock Depot jersey City AID
Of the Agents Of the principal hotels
l. D. RUCKkR Dec y. Wh BARk
Gen1 sup't 1910 - Genl P.nr Az
DAILY. 49, tFof HAehsnsses oair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
ANOTHER STOCK EXCHANGE SUIT,

In the Kings County Circuit Court yesterday,
before Judge Pratt, Joseph Gregory began action
against james M. Drake and Alfred NJ Drake, 10
s20CO under the following circumstances Plaintiff al
leges that in the month Of May, 1862 defendants were
stock brokers' doing business In w-York, and the
2d that month he deposited I'm their hands tho of
$4,000 with nsructOno purchase at the first call OF the
Board of Brokers that day shares Of the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad stock which defendants
promised but failed to do He further alleges that In
sustained loss which this suit brought to
recover. The defendants denied having received In
strctons to- purchase the stock at the first call OF the
Board on the morning in question: but aege that they
were TO buy the afternoon OF the 2s and TO deliver
IL on the morning OF the 22d according 10 we-estaD
shed usage among brokers' They state that the plain
tiff acquiesced I'm this and that let MN IN
their debt $685. which amount they claim TO be entitled
TO recover together with interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
CRIMINAL COURTS.


John 9. and Joseph G. LOughrey, recently arrested
for obtaining goods upon false preenseA released yesterisy By
Commissioner Belts In S3O ball each.
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed Elizabeth ney servant at No ~ Wster for
having stolen silver watch and chain from James Smith Of No. q es
Montgomerrst st., Jersey City
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, James Smith
committed yesterday charge Of sAbbng Alexander Stsbe Of
No. lie Thrdsye Charles Richardson alias Frenchy committed
without result Of the injuries Of John Meug Of No
dangerous wound.
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday
held for trial charge Of stealing
the sleigh Of Henry Ce-s at No Wsst
buffalo robes from John Lambeer Of No. 25 West feth
James Wsh and James Murphy both Of No 2fs East Housoust
committed for stealing from Charles Newman Of No VI
Bower William Smith Of Ne 70 Avenue d. and George Ece OF No
Columbia held for stealing containing hag worth
sl3O 10 Julana Fink. at No. Avenue A
COURT CALEsDARs-THp DAT.
CNrKD STATES DISTRICT
Opens at II o. m
Involuntary CdkRddr.
1911 Theodore Hnyer sgt Daniel 24 VIM Clarendon et al
w. Noe willard q. Black and Eli
7g8. Julius fIymes e. al agt David II. Chase
Leon 29s5.. The Tenth Nat Bank Of New
$780, RAard Morris sgt Charles York Ag. AeI Alser.
Carow. 294s. John p. Roberts et al AT
.ELiab Johnson Edward b. Buckley, Geo.
James NJ Chadwick and w. Aurfsy. and FrAnris p.
Seth d. Chadwick. Cecil
2sl. g. Il. stiehl ct al Hg. p. A
sule.
Argument Calendar
562l. In ~ BenJsmin Loder bankrupt
CouRr OF APPEAs-ALBANY jan 2-The following tue day
calendar for Jsn 49, Nos g. 6si 20. SO, TO- H. y, IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
Ocean Gtsdmers.

Tor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
| Il UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CohPANr
Regular Mail s.a%s. sailing '1e I'D Of every month
s SSTH AMKRcA CAPT sesa Marc, sfs -
These splendid steamers sail on schedule time rsOp.
Bahia and Rio lie JsnerO and returning yOr
%M s 5aRsIsoS xsss Be-nas,sn
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
sailing efT sG oE P, sk SS E.s. River
S SdESir 81
For freight or passage 'PH ALEXANDER SONS J, Bo.A-,y
CLEOPATRA soes to H.v'n. ou,i .tes no passenger.
TT S. MAIL TO HAVANA,
Os ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY, at o'clock precisely nom
ss SsSS sfG hf.i7 ;sss
For height or passage Apply 70 A '" D No. Boslnss,.n
ANCHOR LNGS s. E5yS5r a. GLASGOW
EVERY saT4sS %RDsEE SsSs5 ... xTRyssO.r
Fu Cabin SIS and s5si Ia,er~ei,'s 3D. Storage
go ''''''' 1'''" ' HENDERSON BROTHERS Agent.
TOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE U. s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch their a n power iron screw steamships
FROM PIER No. 46, n b, EVERY WEDNESDAY,
q followsi
MANHATTAN Capt FORSYTH January fe 81 lleoLm
MINNESOTA Capt T. ". FHsExsr. February a7:3op.
IDAHO Capt February At $500
NEVADA Capt February Is st2:1o
WISCONSIN, Capt WILLIAxs.... February n at $500
COLORADO Capt T. f. FRxExAs.. March !, at 1880
Cabin passage $40, gold
s,,r.re passage Cofos No % Broadsay) SO currency
For freight or cabin passage, aPplysO
WILLIAMS GuIoS No 6, w.lst
COR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
az Mail
orr o. CORN * a.. TU .. fSEs5A Pom Pier
No. - RATES oP PASSAGE.
FIRST Ft rhsS Is SOLD ss srEERAG Ss ~
To To- H HsRssa' n So: To To h hsHs:a So.
Passengers also forwarded Antsep Rotterdam Sweden SOra
'o TStst. can ). bought here % pOu, wishing
further JOIN S g. BALE s. as.H K qs; ..a-S
~ COMPANY
BREMEN.
The steamship DEUTSCHLAND Capt Af Nvn.hsr viii sal on
SATURDAY., January e "2r m from Bremen Per foot rhrd''
steamship DoSlu Gs1 Eft s. pS IS ssIyRDAr February IL
payable IN gold or Is equivalent in currency .,o
s Es S,s s,sia.
For GssSi or passage .ppO oKLRIcHS
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE: Nam
~ Thg GENkRL TRANSATLANTIC C9 sHaR tu NM
AT BRESr .,.. ,o
LArAlErIB, Rousssu. reDta'!
N0t.-Ths " Arlington will sail direct for Bordeaux
GE0 MACKENZIE. Agent No. 50 broadway.
NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
FRANCE Fro" Pier SS % 4 SSS T'; J:..
HOLLAND Thomas SATURDAY, January - Az iV
Pa,ssre 10 Liverpool Queenstown cabin fS anu ro'
Prepaid steerago tickets from Liverpool Vusu''o"" ~
Fot mrhsr pArtealar apply the Comgsnys ohSs no o.
vi r. W =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
FORFEITURE OF REAL ESTATE ON WHICH IL
LICIT WHISKY WAS DISTILLED.

In the United States Eastern District Court,
yesterday the of The Government sgt The Premi-
OF Bridget Decatur up before Judge Benedict
This property is in the Fifth Ward of Brooklyn in Hud-
son-ave between York and Prospeetsts, and suit
brought for the forfeiture OF the right tte and interest
In the real estate in consequence OF the seizure OF an
Illicit whisky disery upon the back part Of the premi
In December, 1862 The defense claimed that Mrs
Decatur had year previous to the seizure Of the dis
tery sold that portion OF the real estate and aside
from having interest in the matter had no knowledge
OF the uses which the property applied. The jury
rendered q verdict In favor OF the Government.