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The .s Times, ON the Situation, &c.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-The Times, COM
menting on the recently -deyeloped evidence
of fraud regarding the water-works, says:
EVERY day brings its quota OF conhrma'
tory evidence in proof of the charges, long
since brought against the leagued cohorts
of corruption who have fastened them
selves upon the body polite in this State.
No stronger testimony is needed OF the "a
pacity OF our rulers than that iurnlsned py
the rival factions who have combined
against each other under the respective
leaderships of Yarmouth and of Dunn"
The pictures drawn by the Governor OF
his opponents are worthy Of exhibition In
every -rogues' gallery, and the pictures
drawn by the artists OF the rival faction
present features no less strongly marked by
The characteristics of moral hideousness.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON

Alabama Radicals Interview the President In
Regard to the Collectorship OF Mobile The
Kullux Proclamation Discussed in Cabins,
Meeting The Corsan Difficulty, SO.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE pIsPATcH.1
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Representative
Of the Spencer wing Of the Radical party
in Alabama were not slow In approaching
the President upon his return to Washing
ton, and reiterated former statements that
the appointment of Warner to the collec.
torsbip of Mobile will be the death. blow to
the party in the State. Grant receives
the complaints with cquanimity, and it ia
plain TO be seen that they will have to ap-
peal from the Executive to the Legislative
branch Of the Government, where lively
fight is certain to occur.
1t seems that the idea OF issuing procla.
nation declaring martial law in South Caro-.
lima has been in existence among leading
Radicals for some time. The object is to
have some official backing for the hobgoblin
stories which have been strewn broadcast
in Pennsylvania and other doubtful States
uuIluS Iue present. citHpaiSn. Inc uOpe Is,
that with timely proclamation, declaring
martial law in certain localities South,
there will be gain Of several voters in the
rural districts. The question Of issuing
the proclamation was discussed in Cabi-
net to-day, and according to the best indi-
cations it was agreed to issue one as early
as possible. Beyond that there seems to
have been nothing but routine business
which had their attention. although some
reference, without final action, was made in
regard to the Corean war. The session was
quite lengthy.
1t is understood that the President will
return in about two weeks to hold another
Cabinet meeting. TREDEaAR.
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The Fever at Conference.-The gouth
Carolina COTTON Cram

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 1.-The cool
change seems to have had a favorable influ-
ence in abating the fever, no new cases
being reported to-day, and only one death.
To correct erroneous rumors, it should
be stated that the business of the city is
proceeding without interruption of any
kind, and that all railroad trains arrive and
depart with their accustomed punctuality.
The Courier and News of to-day, in their
commercial reviews, agree In estimating
the growing crop of cotton at from three
to three and half millions of bales. They
incline, however, to the former figure as
the more probable.
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LOUISIANA GovERoRs AT WAR.-Neu O

LOUISIANA GovERoRs At WAR.-Nelo Or
leans, Aug. 31.-During the absence Of
Gov. Yarmouth, Lieutenant (acting) Gov
ernor Dunn pardoned q convict and noti-
tied the Governor of his action. A spicy
correspondence cnsued, which has just
been published. The Governor disap-
proves of the action of the Lieutenant
Governor in taking charge of the Executive
Office, repudiates his acts, reads him Sc
we're lecture on official prophecies, and no.
titles him that the pardoned convict will
be rearrested. The Lieutenant-Governer
makes sharp reply, sustains his action on
constitutional grounds, defies the Governor
to rearrest the pardoned man and face the
sovereign people on the issue, tells him in
effect that he is no gentleman, and declines
to take him as an exemplar in either mod
esty, courtesy, propricty, or official duty.
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TelesraDhIc Summary.

The steamboat "Carrie Kountz," was
sunk Thursday night in the Mississippi
river by striking Oh snag. She had on a
fnll cargo, and was bound to New Orleans
from Cairo.
The daughter of q prominent Boston
merchant was drowned at Newport yester-
day while bathing. -,
Isaac RosenzWeIg. q wealthy citizen of
Erie, Pa, has been convlcteu OF sel1ins
forged tickets over the Erie road.
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Rolp.-We learn that work will be resumed
on tho Fredericksburg and Gordonsvflle
railroad at an early day-that old debts
will be paid up, and that new contracts
will he entered into for the completion OF
the road. We do not wish to excite hopes
In the public that will not be realized. but
from what wo hear we arc satisfied that q
determined effort will be made to finish this
road, which will open up to Fredericks-
burg the trade Of n large section Of country
of " hich she is now Observation-Disclosures
la.ra Herald
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Lynch ERW I'm KentuekY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 1.-Two negroes
and one white man have just been hanged
by mob at Caseyvile for outraging the
person of q white woman in that vicinity.
Five men were concerned in the outrage,
which was of horrible character. Others
had been executed in the same manner,
soon after the commission of the offence.
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COOP PAsrN.-Dissove one ounce OF alum
In quart Of warm water; when cold add
as much flour as will make it the consist
ence of cream then stew with it as much
powdered rosin as will cover o shilling, and
two or three cloves-boil it to q consistence,
stirring all the time. This paste will keep
for weeks, and when dry may be mostened
with water.
1--WE have now on our desk paste that was
made on the 21st Of July, and which is as
good and as sweet as it was when first made. ]
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SIMMER RESORTS.

A FTON HOUSE.-Parties leaving the
n Virginia Springs and not wishing to return
to lhs cities so soon, will find This very conVs
nient and pleasant place, situated immem h ~
Tosd, with fne freestone and chaly bsats water:
Board per month, $40: per week, Sl3, per as5,
s.. Children under IL years aud coloreu servants
nS au s pL-1I s. II. GOODBYE & co.
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Robinson, from liverpool, reports that on
the 10Th ult. she fell in with the Alice
Campbell, from Gutenberg for Philadel-
phia with cargo of iron, i'll a sinking con-
dlton from collision with the snip Hamil-
ton Fish. The crew have been brought
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California Affairs.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. 1.--There Is
very little betting on the result of the state
election, which takes place on wednesday
next. Both parties are working hard.
The excitement over the threatening In
dian raids in Southern California ls suUsld-
Ing.
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sIFG:nia-Her Natural AGya Dtngess
Productions, &c.

t-p'fcSpVnueLCc o! the dlC.inoHH LEp'SSu'
LoCDoUS COUNTY, Aug. 80, 1871.
have not teen great traveller, but re-
ce!.tiy bad occasion 10 visit = good portion
Of our Stale, and was struck with its vast
Fertility and immense resources. Business
az my fist trip carried me down to The
Southwest, in the region OF Danyi!te,
through the rich corn and tobacco lands OF
The Appomattox, Staunton, Meherrin, and
Dan WRISTBANDS where they raise tho
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Money essy at In? per
cent. ster'fnr, 81. Gold, 1,a,01l2s. Govern
mentB steady, with few TRANSACTIONS. States verv
dull and heavy. Tennesoee's, 74s; new. same.
Virginia's, CO: now, 10. Louisiann,s, &c new 70
Levee'a, II; s's, 50. Alabama,o, loo: ga. 40
Georgia's, So; 1880. North Carolina's, a, new
%, South Carolina's, 20; new, 67s.
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Maw York pOlkficS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The Union Repuh-
lcan General Committee met this morn
ing, Horace Greeley presiding, and liked q
day for holding the primary elections. NO
other business was transacted.
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Tornado Ii H&anhnSs

TOPEKA, KANSAS, Sept. IA tornado
passed over LabcLte county, Kansas, on
Sunday night, dcm9lishing two houses and
moving several others. Mr.. Scott and
dlughtcr were killed.
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RETURNED HoME.-Mr. John G. Meem
returned to the city yesterday from the
Valley, where he has been since May last.
We are glad to say that his health has i'm
proved, and that he is in a much better
condition than when he left.
Mr.. Charles L. Mosby, who has been so.
iourning with Mr.. Neem for several weeks,
returned with him, also in improved health
and ready for work--Lynchburg Virgin
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The highest farm in the world Is said to
be situated four miles from Sherman Sta
ton, on the Union Pacific Railroad. 1t has
en- elevation eight thousand feet above the
seG.evel. Vegetables and grain thrive well
trees have been set out rs m experiment.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE,
From France.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THEIRS, 10.
VERSAILLES, Sept. 1.-The Powers If n,
rope have sent congratulatory dispatcbass
70 Iniers upon the proiongation of his tern,
AdVices from the departments saw that the h.
people generally approve of the prolon na'
ton, and it is believed it win greatly Sacfi;.
tate the German evacuation Of French soil
Larcy has withdrawn his resignation as
Minister Of Public Works.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-Thiers has sent to the
assembly his first message since the pro.
longaton of his term. He thanks the Al
bembly for it's expression of confidence. and
repeats his protestations of devotion TO tho
country, and hopes to succeed In the reba.
oliltatisn Of France.
From England.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The second mata Of
the American ship Rochester has been
committed to Jail in Liverpool, charged
WIN shooting . sailor, alleged to be The
Ieader OF mutiny, which compelled the
vessel to put into Queenstown.
Line naval court-martial has been ordered
10 investigate the accident which placed
tne iron-clad Repulse aground at Sheer.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-sir Alexander Cock.
Durn Is gazetted to-day as the British men,
per OF the Board of Arbitration under the
Treaty OF Washington. ~
Foreign Miscellany.
IL IS stated that Italy has declined to par-
Llcipate IN the Gastein conference.
, a nFe at Trieste. occasioned by on e1plo.
SION OF petroleum, has caused great de-
structlon in that portion of the CITY used
Tor storing petroleum.
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Cuban ATa;rR.

HAVANA, Sept. 1.-Brigadier Ferrer has
died 1T Cayetan.
Garcia Lopez, sentenced to be shot, has
been rcprieved until the return OF the Cap
tain-GenCral, who is now ut Puerto Prin.
cine.
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ROat.Racing at Halifax.

HALIFAX, Sept. 1.-Seyen started in the
single scull-race. Sadler, OF the Tyne
crew, won by two lengths; Brown. or
Halifax, was second; and Kelly third.
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mAgIgE 1NTEEAgGENCE.

POET OF RlCHMGND, SEPTEMBER ], 1871.
ARRIVED
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Chlckahomtny, mer-
chau0ise and passengers.
Bark Monitor, -. NeH York, light.
scho0ners James Vel ircn, Cavsler, and Moon
light, Rogers, Philadelphia, coal.
SchoO-er Caroline holmes, Jackson, george.
town, ID. c., coal
schooner Exchange, Jackson, Alexandria,
wheat.
Schooner North Carolina, -, Hayre de Grace,
coal.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman. New York, mer-
chandse and Passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Steamer VIM. Z. Clyde, Parker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chand.sc and passengers. /. u. Tatum h Co.
Schooner Harriet Brewster, Squires, Pernam-
buco, -four.
Schooner Emma p. Douglas, Ellis, Norfolk,
light.
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dolph Macon College. Your correspondent
had The pleasure Of hearing The sermon,
but did not hear tho lecture, which was
spoken OF by those competent to judge rs
ga feast of reason and q flow Of soul. More
recently the citizens OF Old Farnham vii
lage and vicinity have been entertained by
two lectures, delivered by Col. John Lyell,
Of Kentucky, formerly assistant professor
In the Virginia Military Institute. Sub.
ject "Loye and Truth"
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Ara Old MAN Murdered by RuGians.
New YORK, Sept. Paul Bulgar, an
old man IA years of age, was beaten to
death this morning on the corner OF l4th
avenue and 4 street.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.


W. r, BrRKeIHY. r. B. BERKELEY.
BERKELEY s. BERKELEY,
ID aTTGRHEYS at LAW,
FARNVILLE, VA.
courts: Prince Edward, Cumberland, Buck
ingham, and Charlotte.
Office Main street, opposite Randolph House.
tyH-2m
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ENgHxTURE, Ge.
BAKERIES.

DICEARD ADAM,
II, STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TwRLrTH ST., BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, sls
BROAD STREET. AND l6A NxlS eTAEEI;
Fresb CAKES, PIES, BRED, and CRACK
Orders. Wholesale and retail. attended 70
promptly. rrice Let and circulars sent oY mali On
@YPum h.rsI d,,ron,t In the trade my8
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14


4 gentleman wha WAS Hn The South.
era sllr aann9 i.e iHe Hlilc unpleasant
ness, reiain. ti fitoaiHgs Roe, II our
COMPANY. uHi % aammer ieanuliy, and
Will, tatiae 8uiian, admixiarc Of
pYudeH E FsIar, was III ono o.
~ gg sfe.t ufu.af Oae o. cur guns
hsa t. aFsHred gs lbe Ysukres, snd
i've nldgr as ueN maHiag 80 rcapiufe
ltlf possible d was fcartul tack, aud
A. vi Nea8 daaH analiing ihe order
10 nase 81 Or 3auhle gallk we felt 3D.
shHgdtra iHf may 81 ~ would STAY
arUaai taa sHai uHae ite kst gan wa..
Itsesfc eea souh tbs price Sc
wys bHl gs au1 Rae appeared
more tha Impressed with thi. dea
thaB ans rs e >aiiealy 40 idea en-
tered 81. maA Hl stepping cat ofibe
gAak.. h fai al3.s a. De alWAt.
DID aaaa 81 49,, ca-cA-eapiaiu.
l.I.iet ~ aei ~ sss s-sab.eSips.h
sni pp.rEAg Il. lie Guessed od g.g-gan.
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Il uule boy defines snoringss letting
Of sleep.
--Cleraymcn. IKE brakemeu, do agood
deal q coupling.
Time lrs 50 rapidly that hy-time
will saou rob around,
lii very wei 10 say, Take things a.
they come, bu, suppose they don't come.
To lawYers Can you make blind
man Hsble for BIS BIN, If it is payable at
slxltf
--lfyou court young woman and
you oro won aud she Is won, you will
both be one,
Salt Lake city purposes running a
ttrect railway probably 10 utilize the
tracks that saints are making.
"A clergyman named Fiddle refused
TO accept the title Of y. D., because, as
he said, &c dldnt want to be called Rev.
Iehnbud Fiddle d. ID.
"A pln -iciau has discovered that Il
niRht.marc, Ia uiHo eases out Of ten, Il
produced from owiugu bill to the printer,
"A drunken Scoichman, returning
from a fair, Iell aslycp by the roadside,
when a . found him and began licking
lis mouth >Wuey roarrd Wha's Kiss
ing lne uoos So sue what II is 10 be wcel
liked Among tee asses.
That fellows got into the wrong
grave, sad uue geutleman TO another, IN
cemetery. low SOP Because know
him 10 be a furger aud thief, and yet
look 1t tie cpilaph BE careful, said the
other, how yea speak, for none Of us cal
live up to our cp3uPh.
"A gleahly shaved gentleman inquir.
ed ola Gir drmo. ne, the other day,
Whether or no size admired moustaches
Oh, replied tile cb8rmer, with arch look
invariably sen my face against them
Very shortly ailerward his upper lip be.
tfayed symptom, OF careful cultivation.
Little Jessie had been doing some.
thing which htr mamma bad told her she
ma TIT do. She had been eating eur.
rants, aud Of course got her mouth all
stained. That's Ilic way she got found
out. Tier mother said; You know sou
were turbiddvu to eat currams! But,
mother, saiau tempted me. Why didn'l
you say, Get tueg behind me, satanf
did sag, Get behind tne, Satan; aud he
went aiid got behind me, aud pushed me
right Into tba guuml bushes,
Dear girls, tbls IL Leap yearl The
eyes oy Use whtla world arc upon yu'
Assert Kuro rights. Do yure julyl
~ farmer the noblcss work oy God
be ia sat4 o'clock 10 the morning, aud
burn, aut a had pound ov wood aud
kord, aY kaudgl., and then goes aud stir,
up the hass.
"A Cuugfega who kant afford lew
pay 80 duHar- year, want a missionary
mJp tlau tuey do d kIergy man.
-hHce upon 8 iWE There was aHkec
top.aIt.syboualt 90 i,s way TO Leghorn,
which encountered au English noble.
nan', saeHt on ia pleasure cruise iutlte
Mediterranean. John Butt baulercd the
Naukee i9r trial at speed, and the
Yankee .ailed Jshu Bull almost ont OF
sight a.ar we greatly asiDnished At
tAs c.uH, and untf,d tho vjeluiiuu.
skipper u eanu 1u board aud join him ia
bagtle of wine. IHr Invitation was &C.
ecaled, aai ihey sat opp site TO each
other, iHe Easi.Hmau generously pro-
posed Br her J3aalhau', health, adding
.sy, captain, thIs &. tu nr.t time u,y
yaehf wa. ,ter 8,aal8, rau know Wa,
said ,be Yankee captain, tlla, kinder
smgIef f5fl vow tlds Is the hrst timc
my craft ewes hfaI aHklhing.
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COAL AND aVoD FAALoN Si"'Ah
~8 s''''' '''''
Elrst-Ciass took stoves
eonttautly on hand.
u,,,hs.tsy u. Oct ,oth. fs7i. s4l $500
ID
r,rTopv ppfST
nv
sTer' 'hins ne" Sna a'a'''''s'
Black silks, Black snd Striped Pore hohAirs
French BiArntE, All Wool sastrens,
Bullisntnes, Empress Cloths all eo'ofsr
Hlsck aud Chene hlspscss, large assortment,
Cs-hm res, papm.
rlalds, All Wool Plaids, & many others
sfIAWLS.
Tho largest stock in town.
" " i ,i ,,,a f I,,,, r,.,,,,.
1c,,,rn-g
Beavers,
Drokdcloths
49,.
hS,'ous'
Tricots,
Grauites, and all In tine qualities,
Black Veivnteens,
Cloak Fsstentnqs.
Ladies and Gents scarf..
poorc ANN suora
,---..-.....-.-...,..-.-..,..-.,.-.-..
- 49, - go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
4 DISHONEST CAnVAN- STOLEN GOODS RI
COVERED

COVERED
Abram T. Dater. a Custom House caIman on
Pier No a. North River occupied by the National steam
ship Nay CATION Company, sent Claunoey Mason one Of
hi caumeu ou "Wednesday last Win truck loaded with
u eases ofmerhandise cons u' ,o the public stores
Nothing more wa heard OF carm'u on load until o'clock
=. H. Of that day when intelligence reached MI Dater
from the Eighth Precinct police that the truck and
had rcen found standing n the street and were
then awaiting . claimant Tie driver was not to b.
found and has not iust bee. on examining thD
load. Mr.. Dacr discovered that ease marked T. g. n a
diamond with tA, letter T. beneath numbered 66Ui and
missing. lie called Ou Capt. 81, Druuril and informed
him OF the circumstance Of The case.
The captain Lad in the meantime, received iutc.i-
cpuCa fbFf he'd been taken u milk wagon to th"
pawn shop of samuel Kramer, 80 No. - Caruue>t SHE
p,ctiug TAT this m hj pee hc stolen case, Capt NJ Don
nell ordered Detectives ~aNiu and lOffus to 20 there
tlr III, place was searched ant port ons OF the
cover of The found with ia. MARKS still remain
iuc Kramer then t"ufcSSt a that ho had bought the
stolen case which had been broken up u
two trunks. ard sent to krdmci's father. in
Forty tir-t-i .WttA rtstliL ana f.-Ai,iNt'. amt
rho other 20 dealer u C"rrlasi. near stanton
ltr stolen goods We're sotliI ti ,ED-t ptlt, ana w"
pieces g-o found a tn house OF relative OF kta
Incr. 10 Maci0ugai-st.. utar BlceeEtf. Kramer
fe c-f ou the rear of his truck % Hudson and Car
mueets.. and eft confederate 10 keep watch over IL
AND rtfr.r. p rs soon Do Lad au opportunity. Inc
ln .mau hired hy the confederate was Martin Stelhe
I ,f No Gsf West ~,youtregf-.t., Who Wa la sing
AZ 5e time ana mo greed for g 20 remove the case to
.r.vu-h op lie cluin. 90 have ALuWu uoi.A. ol ile
Thieves or TIE faot frf me cas-" was stolen M-h has
heretofore borne go0l character Kramer Vac taken
b..r Hustle, ~auilrv ~ the Jefferson Market Police
Cori. Yesterday afisrucu. and committed Do await an
examination. and 70 enable Capt. Mcdonnell I" make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
NAEns IsLANnIN cnrrr

IN lsF Great Parn Island. or Wards Island.
Vas owned '' A. L Lawrence. Richard Jaspar ward
ana Bar'h"'ne" Ward, ana ~, they obtained from
VIC 9'' -''"l vi OF thc land between ll.A and low
water ana 30 feet l-y0rd ,yce1.- .5, an. "a. -,
they got ban 3 feet Yhey laid out four rnad- troue
ihe ls-aHd, iLa th.r DIS dcd thr land among IteIn
@'lN'- 4ui'.' p "inNtyances and Transfer. of the
property have -.nrf b. made. until ror a. I.,o .r 20
"a" ihhd unn'I water ~"vIed hy she it, me C,trr,,.
-J0ncr- OF lEfiif, o1l 80. Lake IIo,r.f Co. r,e
~ tr coHff arrs ti' water felt- v,r r.,se.f nd a.
ether not. The roads we're never p,utey,o tr ls,,
tJF etY Ia itfa Pi""ne tl some o. ts-fu d .,.f.,
shedspn another sdb s- nug bfprcit boz tts NAM, -,
Alfref J.. Beach, against $40 Mifor IN. b. .'.-., W
Tie property. including thef under water M 80, ~
irtsr 80 tie aciioh. ond hSziicrou- ,su,. =. 10
l0ived The cas- Wa "lrnnd Cor tbt Ui3 t g. r.~fd ~
1ef0If i1dEt ~ graham ana f,H auIauf1.f 10. -l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
CRIMINAL COrRTS.

At the Tombs Police Court, Alderman Conan yes
Fucs Elcc and DANIEL Smith breaking h
No. Barior-s EARRING o. Eve
Csan Of No. Mulberry sni Joseph
Boui sss Murray Of No "a Chrest also committed for
property .Arhur Wctznan IA
esey value $40 BELONGING hr employer. Henry Hsr
bartender residing No 20 was brought before TIE
WGgste charge ~ having outraged ArN Ann McNuy Of jersey
C whom had deceived the above tenement by telling
thsi bis lived there and that she could obtain Lodgings Tor The
night The accused committed The complaint Of Mrs Nc
prominent Pint and Democratic politicians elected the reeas
Hsung by declaring that the conn uan Of VIGOROUSLY bad
character
In the Court Of General Sessions before Recorder
Hsct YESTERDAY Mchse and Peter Cosgove indicted r bur
Calen Vho Indicted with and turned
States evidence after being himself acquitted cooy that De va
and could remember who tie thsi be
burglary. A. Caden The only witness against
prisoners they acquitted The Recorder said he wished he had
Ceb again he beloved be had committed Su per
Prison for esrs ami mouths. Morris Gull
pleaded guilty 70 petty larceny Sentence deferred.
At the Essex Market Police Court, Hugh Gaiety
committed ersy charge Of stahhrg John liz Of No ss
Ctrt u tie SO with dirk Thomas Kelly junk dealer al 10
had been stolen from ths BARI \. " Thompson lns Pier No 49,
Eas River.
Al the Jefferson Market Police Court. Samuel Jack
Ff -f1urt.t and Secaudave committed charge n
giving worthless e JuonSquar Rank Tor $40 80
Michigan Of No. Greenwich Of debt. LA
bella Lee committed Tor stealing so from James Carpenter
In the United states Circuit Court. Yesterday
James ONe indicted r perjury pleaded guilty end va reuaui o