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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
't1oCAL MISCELLANY.
THE WRECK or THE RING.


,n,opn AND THE TAMMANY FRAUDS.
"r,.o,, tha names of the Grand Jurors sum-
Co. The Dareiooer Term Of the Court OF General
sS..ons wore called yesterday morning. Judge Bediera
Addressed them - follows; :
An tho~e gentlemen summoned z serve y utsno
curing the December n%s q sn ssS ill., for sSs
sscn that the prssent Grand Jury nov u sceaioe r.
sesSs s3 Ssrs 70
SSed frauds q supesdous oharacter In order 70 Hvs
f sssis + .s IT, The until
instant With the sincere nGRs that asy msX %suS
d bring psss n; ana pSn
Oss xhs hive e sS SesaXSd sSs gsSpa "a y
chs eommany OF my o,cal sincerity IL this mattel ,sh
ss s ct ssu q ;:zns
Sonsim Of time ehAl most assnredy Esn ,s tSess
1sers to the very core irrespective Of wkomseever tho
blew may fall upon.
REDUCING TIE OoNspIRAroRs' BAIL-CoNNoLLfs
CONFESSION.
Charles OConor went last evening to Albany
70 oppose the motion to be made this morning. oere
judge Learned in the Supreme Court Of that cNApE An
The reduction Of william n counsel for exControer
arews and sasspp iy to judge Brady q the Supreme
CSnr, ts iaorninS for reduction Of their clients ball
70 100000 This viii probably be nneea ana CSnnoiy
friends having see"red that amount no VIII 70 '0' ~
TIE assertion, Q; The S,nng g.per:
nenucement OF Connoys confession IL there likely to
be- TEE TaIBuNE has excellent authority for ts nfor
nation.
TwEED's SHARE OF THE HARLEM cOURT-HoCsE
PLUMBER.
Testimony connecting VIM. N. Tweed with
the Harlem Courthouse swndle has been given before
tho Grand Jury 1t is shown that John SOallon's
rant for 10000 indorsed by Henry Genet, was paid Of
TIE Yorkvic Bank Of which the latter lie President and
that two days thereafter r Genet paid Tweed 1888 s.
Al other warrant for g. ndorsed In like manner
peAid 1t the same bank, and few days after
ward Mr. Genet paid Mr.. Tweed es.i2o; e1.50
also pd 10 Tweed after warrant for 5000 had pre-
v.ony been presented at the bank 1t Is proved ast
That Mr. Tweed received sums Of money from Mr.. Gene
IT,, n1s :~psr.-; &C.. w. irie.., -
u viii be- Observed Il ;Ss.e figures That the amount
paid TO Mr.. Tweed are about one-third q the who'll
xnounts Of the warrants. relative Of M. Genet ii
conversation with TRIBUNE reporter yesterday, stout
affirmed that Harry" obtained only the 900 paid TO
his services counsel and acted merely as an agent
receive and forward the plumber to Tweed and his fellow
OousptRtCrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
. DAVID n. XOEHIIER.

70 tAs 1dstor Of The Tribune.
srR, An article in your paper this morning
reAaots unusly upon Of the most popular men Ia
the Twsnty first Ward. David NJ Koehler is ono OF tho
largest and ssy without fear OF con-
trscon ono Of the most liberal and popular Germans
m ~ Ward was present tle evening last week
Shst over 100 German citisena nominated snd unan'
Sp0usy eectsd BIN, without bis 70 me rrss;
1che az fho Arst Ward German Reform Oreanl.
Ssfion me members Of the Produce Exchange 1now
him non 1S trustworthy merchant, and am conu9ent
viii speak oudaf In bis favor than any words that eau
NeeH York, Dec I. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
Fatal CASE OF YELLOW FEVER.

Peter Fitzgerald, sailor on the steamship
Cleopatra, from Havana, who was taken to Bellevue
Hospital on December o. died Sunday night from yell
low fever. Prof. Janeway made pott.mortem exsmi.
marked. Coroner Keenan, will hold an Investigation for
the purpose Of aeccrtanng why he was allowed 10 pass
0na
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

.c z; ;Ns :: vs 9. st%s
varS nr tSc form az The new chart! and had taken
tho charter of 1854 o. the Dasis " aSata wcnt into
ter. The Association after de'u'''f' u''"'' "'A'
THE A1prRMANIc oATH-MUNtCIrAL AFFAiRs.
Nioholas r. Conner, Assistant Alderman elect
a. ~ Asturm t,cAst tron ths eeventsenta WARD up
reared at tho Mayors ONCE yeseFdAy 70 % svon IN
~, yo,,na The Mayogb ohef Clerk referred the matter
:" ths N.Y., Who sposedof Il bg hs swins letter:
III. s:i%sns: to he oce Of Aldermen Or 1:sst.ns A.
poWeS to sdnnts. osth As o:!@.ns |.y b. o: "a
a. H1Z s oo:y e Ss Mayor for any
70 marx i died. iniosn zen o.ilosnt far.isnins
s s;s o :sa ~. e. asSs sa a'''
Dec I, ISL. A.VAAtt HALL"
The Ai6etman,e Committee appointed to INVESTIGATE
the Ring frauds failed to report yesterday, and Mr.
Hardy, Secretary Of tho Committee professed to know
nothing about the matter"
Controller Green Placed yesterday 100000 70 the
credit Of TIE Department Of ParkA
Hereafter tho Commissoners Of the Sinking Pund will
meet In TIE Controllers Once upon one days notice BY
the Controller
uar.ruKK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
NURSERY AND CHILDS Hospital
A. Jacob, N. D., President Of the Medical
Society Of the County Of NewYork read before that
body last evening" At tho Collage Of Physicians and Sur
geons ON Fourthsve., important paper concerning
Infant Asylums in general and the Nursery and Chds
Hospital Of New!York IN particular" he presented
many arguments and satisfies against the practice Of
retaining foundlings fo any length Of time In city sy.
ums, and showed that in the Cd's Hospital the
mortality in single year among babies Entrusted In
good health to the Nursery ct the age Of nearly three
months was col per cent. He further said -.
estimated that - 900 about the sum spent At
this institution for tho benefit and support OF 23 ad
mtted children and III lying In women with their IN.
Ants These beneciariee did not stay In the institution
born Who were soon discharged amounts to eight
dayI s1 years and Of those % who renaq Ct the
e e. q 70 saneS
soos sshstssd an56ntI to Is ysas md q tle S Who
arc Sssa .: s ays % 2 h e xsre ae
thus SS6oo without TENT, Or 900 with rent, s spent
in year. board Of 100 children tho newborn In:
and % adTts milking an average o. nearly 'O'
paid about and the treasurer OF the State and
other authorities 900 and that private subscriptions
and donations amounted to little more than 100 The
Charity BALI Is snos sI beds All donacns & the State
pays per cent more for these children than 1t costa to
keep those the charge Of the Commissioners OF
that tho State can do this work at cheaper rate and
uniform plan than the dozens OF selfconstltutt
authores The total cost Of sustaining the infants In
Commissioners for the purpose while there is lit
tie difference as to general care good food clean wards
and morality.
The speaker in conclusion, considered the duty Of the
State In this matter advocated the plan OF farming
| out children in the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
.HOMR NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIvALA

HOFFMAN, HoMse-Senator Carpenter Of Wit
consin. ==== st. Ntcktyas Hotcl-6enator A. @. Thur
man Of Ohio, judge A. H. Osborne Of Oatek N. r; COL
c. r Pollard Of NabenA, = 3: Blackstone Of CHICAGO,
and g. g. LHommedieu Of Cincinnati. - Brsvoort
Hoxse-Col: J. D. Cameron Of HArriSbuIg and james
Beebe Of Boston, .-.: Aslor. Rsxse-4sa Packer Rf
Pennsylvania. So ktkVpolitsn Hetet-Judee J. y.
Backus Of sshenectsAy. Jodse HasSronck Of Ronc1t,
Ex-G0v. Proc Of New-yefsey, the Rev. Dr. n. p.
Atwater ofAew.HAyen, and T. B. ehearInan Of Utics:
a.. n A ss:ss HV!.Ine Hon osSrE THtSn &
Prosidept Of the Alsbama and Chattanooga r. R 0:
Arthur Cheney Of Boston, 81 NeseYovk Hotei-TAe
Hon. James Carroll and Col. NJ ]. Cohen Of Mary land
- Restmtnster Hotel-The Hon. ". !. uorr0bin Oh
Vermont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

~ ssps&S aN yaieaE VIZ BE ~ xir tseom.
pleted Tho Jury selected wcre discharged un.i 'V0'
row. and the court adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
preparation great merit end rapidly dpaciDs all Others for sh'
hsiy-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

BLEACHING, CLEANING, and DYEING OFrrcl
OF LORD Broadway eeoudSA 40 Bronc
Broadway Nsdeup gansnts laees shers goves t c.eaao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

ROswEIL's BALsAM TAR AND Wild CHERRY.
Excellent Colds Coushs and al Diseases Of Thoss and
Lung
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
STORMY sEssION or TIE KINGS COUNTY SUPER
NI>ONS.

vI>ORs.
In anticipatiOn of the struggle for the posi-
to Of Keeper OF the County Penito being removed
ty Board Of supers sors yesterday afternoon the
chamber crowded long before the hour Of meet
lug 1ho candidates Ja,Jes sbevlin, son-in-law
OF Hugh McLaighn. and Richard J. Newman,
Supervisor Of tie Ninih Ward and recently
A a M 20, Of tho State Assembly.
y.1 Ssws1 ",s.,s1 st. III. his sat ana
nrton o. t.c eoaon Co9ncil and had not :anc,ioned
0ssorEr, oiared Mr.. newman. point Of order not
val ,ahen. supervisor Hartman appealed FROM
q % Thu s ce s"G read T Tie r ssssS%S
Ufrcd oy NJ Iiutchn$ ct the former meeting + the
VISOR jJs~c!i moved .ss previous question Supervisor
s 20 r assid FOR tho one s,iar S az S1p
winch was Gcrorltd. He then stated that one OF the
t a pssa IL a
kerr q TIE i.1icntlary for dishonest THESE
10 submitted letters showing that they we're false,
n MIS- wne s took place. CON-
enis doner Furry. charged Supervisor Newman with
~ xhen ASSISTANT ssspsr 70 tsfis ss
.laiIn that Mr. Newman. while on the penitentary
:att 'or ,lo, . aud would have hcn expelled had NOT
his 'riaAs rallied 70 his support. supervisor Newman
sos.il! denied the charges.
INSPECTORS OF ELECTION ARRAIGNED.'
Several persons indicted by the Kings County
.:raud Jn fr alleged fraud ut the late election
srrsi, I'd befr Judge Mctue CJart Of Oyer and
rnrincr yesterday r,or,iDx. Tic caseS disposed
- - 6,iiDw.:
x:c's IL. ss.ao. an. nss..l w:,ses ls.pes.n z
hee. - ne To- tte te s1l, wsr indicted for hssi.esy
.n a., & =: s aors s . sss s., l o. jed s ss
VIA: 4: sE.; = ":.." e: D:..s.s " .'' ".'
to- VIA i ,;... va ":~ ..s :ss.: s ~:
%s' 49,; =: ~: ::t s: 10 ":s
TLeir t;isis Scre SIT down for next Friday.
TIE crTIxEES REYORx ASSOCIATION.
Tho. Citizens Association met last evening
ROOMS Montague street. Franklin woodru6 In
ahc chair Executive Committee reported favorably
- james H. Frvthinghasp, ss member Of the Asso-
eniioa. snd be wins aecardissiy elected Ths Committee
s'ss eJsrod tho following, whIch wsre approved:
EIsss :ed t.eAAs :..As,isk q. ~ s..,ag Law,
Sat - ~: city e. ss's - 1850 ..sy
Asrsee sLsS pasoss sbcs4spS eeehsaG ~ pps q As
- O. s.:, ,:t-r I'ss~ baas ssI1 IL sssssssfs s'A
~A'.s ne ~ I~s4sb,ss sssS~.% rrss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

GRocrRs and Family Supply Dealers sell
DooLErs YeaAt Powder Is Ia the best Take no other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

The BEST PLACE in New-YOrk to buy REL
WArcHRs FINE DIAMONDS RICH, yIsmONAHLs JgwrLRY
BIsRLIxo SILVER, SauIRIs On Psoa1t Diamonds speciality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

CoLoR1r1c-CoLoRs HAIR magnificent glossy,
and natural apply In I've pqgs5 Is's and cheapest 1yt
9DeJ- :, and al drugdstA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
tAnseanoemenA
BuRNErT's COLoGNE-Best in America.

tAnncuneemenp
BuRNErT's CoLoGNE-Best in America.
THE Bovine COMMITTEE.-A little unde-
served been visba The gennen who constitutes
reception give welcome to the Gnnd Duke Alexis
these gentlemen has not been made public They al
wore hats bought Of KNOX, No. III Broadway
CoLoRIFIc-CoLoRs HAIR magnificent. glossy,
and natural .pIy Ia I've pqs'ss Is and cheapest try 1t
9Dey. .. and al dugEst
The BEST PLACE in New.YOrk to buy RELI.
WArcHRs DIAMONDS yIsmI0NALs JgwrlHY and
6IsRLxo SILVER SQuIRss on Pstoas Diamonds speciality
BLEACHING, CLEANING, and DYEING OFFICES
Off LORD 9 Broadway 40 Bro'acs cor
Broadway Hsdeup garmsns ees shess goves. G c.eane
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
a preparation Of merit md npy dspacos all Others for the
hair q.
ROswEIL's BALsAM TAR AND Wild CnERRY:
Excellent Colds Coushs and al Diseases Of Thost and
Lungs -..~.Ei
GRocrRs and Family Supply Dealers sell
DooLErs Yes1t Powder Is ia the best Take no other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

md IN Tie new charter sbo.t b hamd - 4, ts.acr
The Legislative COMMITTEES reported tn"s ras S tnken
thn cSartcr NJ iSst a the basis OF tho nav char'
ter fe Association after desuory debate won't 'n'o
ava
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27
Brief .IOttinRs.

OF the Ut students of Oxford Normal Insti
t1te, 30 have besn teachers, not so, as misprint
ed yesterday.
There will be social gathering of the mem.
bers aud FRIENDS Of the Young Mems Christlon
Association at their rooms corner of Congress
and Casco street Thursday evening Sept. 28th.
All are invited
Don't forget the first festival of the Allen
Mission Chapel, Locust street, this afternoon
and evening. Singing by The children IN the
evening.
1t is an encouraging sign that Judge God
dard has hoisted the emblems of hope over the
COURT house.
revival of religion is in progress among
the Second Advents in this city,
During the ia,r line OF omnibuses is to con-
meet with the horse cars on Congress street to
take visitors TO Forest City Park
The Army and Navy Union have secured
Mad. Parepa Rosa tor the grand concert Of
their course. The committee say the course
the coming winter will be the best ever offered
their friends
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27
MARYLAND.
Commercial Convention. /.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 26-Tbe National Com
mercal Convention to day rejected the motion
to admit on the floor persons not delegates:
Reports from the committee OF the Cincinnati
convention on postponed subjects was called
for, aud the reports on the removal OF oostruc-
tlons from the mouth of the Mississippi and
tennessee rivers were reported last night ac-
colnpaned With resolution requesting Con-
gr' IS to make an appropriation for such pur-
pose under control of the Secretary OF War.
The entire remainder of the session was occu
pied IN the presentation of resolutions, whch
were referred to appropriate committees. one
offered by Mr.. Amin of South Carolina, and
which was laid on the table, provided for the
appointment of a committee to prepare and
present to Gen. Grant a memorial to request
him not to proclaim marsial law in South Car
DINA unless The responsible citizens thereof re-
fuse to use their influence for right and order
and bring every person chargeable with acting
with the Ku-KluX-Klan to Justice, and also to
prepare and publish an address to the people
OF South Carolina in the name of the National
commercial Convention, ana request them t.
40 their utmost duty in arresting every person
proven by a substantial witness as having com
mltted deeds in violation of the ku-klux law
so that the outlaws may be brought into tht
courts and dealt with according to the laws
| the State and U nited States.
Military Parade.
The Providence train of artillery made
street parade this afternoon accompanied by
large number Philadelphia militia. They wer'
| greeted with cheers by the crowd.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27

WATERFOWL, Sept. 26.-Cattle Market-Beef Cat
tle-receipts s65 head sales moderately active, but
at over rates the quotations being &c sales choice
80; extra s75 q 25; first quality Z rs a 25;
second quality @7 30; third quality 90 a so -
Sheep and Lambs-receipts 1899 head; market
less active than last week; sales in lots a 25
each.
NEW YORK, Sept 26-Eveniug Cotton more ac-
tive and sc lower; sales 1912 bales; Middling up
la DIS i9s. Floui-receipts 1881 ibis; sales is 900
bbls.; State and Western more active and s "a 1Oc
better; state $50 Is; round hoop Ohio 80 al As
Western 80 q 20; Southern so a 9 90. Wheat
q &c higher; sales 10000 bush.; No. Spring at
4S1 aD 81, White State SO; Winter Red Western
at 81 q So; Winter Red Illinois at go. Corn n
shade frmer nd tairly active; Mixed Wsetern " g
7l3. Oats a shade frmer; sales 81 600 bush; Ohio
and Western 81 g 53c. Pork heavy at 13 80 g 10 81
for prime mess prDe 10 81 a lO 20. Lard firm at %
q l0ac Butter quiet; Ohio 10 q zoe; State Is q Soc.
Whskey more active /; Western free at &c. kiee
quie Carolina q Sc. Sugar firm; Musc'vado g
TO-; fair to goo ,refoing 81 g sac Coffee nrmrr
RIO "A q l7sc Naval stores-Spmits Tul pentine hrm
at 81 a 62c; Rosin firm at so q 90 tor strained
Petroleum frm crude 14te; refined at 24t. Tallow
active at a q 93c
Freghts to Liverpool dull; Wneat at lVt CR iO3d.
Cotton P steam to.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27
METEORO LOGICAL.
synopsis of Weather Reports for the past
Twenty.Four Hours.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,

WAR DEP I, OFFlCE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
Sept 26, $3.50 p MY
The rising barometer which prevailed on
Monday afternoon in the northwest has ex-
tended into Michigan and Missouri The fall
ing barometer on the lower Lakes has devel-
oped into an area of low pressure, extending
over the Middle and Eastern States, and now
is probably central in Northern New York
The barometer continues to fall in the South
Atlantic States and Florida, with clouds and
rain. Light rain has fallen from Virginia
north ward and east, and is now reported irom
Maine westward. Partially cloudy and bazy
weather continne from Texas and Alabama
northward to the lakes. South and south west
winds have prevailed in the Middle and East
Atlantic coasts, but southerly winds are now
reported from New York to Virginia and west
ward. The temperature has risen on the
South Atlantic.
Probablities-It is probable that slight di,.
turbances will develope in the Eastern Cult
States, and that cloudy weather will continue
Wednesday with rain south of the Caronas.
Partially cloudy and Clearing weather with
northwestery winds will probably prevail
from the Middle and East Atlantic States
westward and clear and hazy weather south
and west OF Kentucky.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27
CALICO RNIA.
On p.sl NV Niohss. Nina


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26 The Supervisors
have ordered strict investigation into the cir
cumstances OF the great fire on Saturday night.
The Northern Pacific Ksi,r0nd.
Track laying on the Northern Pacific Rail
road will commence at Portland, Oregon, on
Monday. The grading of twenty-five miles OF
the road is nearly completed.
Fight with Escaped Convicts.
Sheriff Highlower and party of Moro coun :
ty, GAL, on Sunday morning engaged five OF
the escaped prisoners from Carson, Nevada, in
Loud Valley. The Sheriff's party opened fire
which the convicts returned with deadly effect.
r. j. Morrison, Wells, Fargo & Co.'s agent
at Benton, one of the Sheriff s party, and one
Indian were killed outright. Another man ma.
was shot through the hand and the She riH s
party lost seven hoses, four of which were Kill
ed and three captured by the convicts. only
three of the convicts were seen to leave tne
field, and it is thought the other two were klli'
ed although their bodies could not be found.
The Sheriff and party Immediately started IN
| pursuit of the three who escaped, two OF whom &c,
were on horseback and the other on foot. ,Ihe
pony express rider, supposed to be with these
| convicts, was not seen. The Governor mas OF
| fered from 5000 to $500 for the capture OF eacf
| of the convcts.
The principal block in Ladsville, Alamads
| county, was burned this morning. Loss SZo,
| 600.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27
MAINE.
Fatal N. San-..l Aaa.l.


BATH, Sept ga man named Hughes
employed Cd the construction train of the
Knox & Lincoln Railroad, fell under the ear,
this forenoon. One of his legs was cut off and
he received other injuries. He has since died
Fire at Winierpsrt.
BANGOR, Sept. 26 The house and outbuild-
ings of Capt. Edward Littlefeld, of Winter.
port, were burned last night. Amount Of loss
or insurance not ascertaiDed.
Gale at Bangor.
1t is blowing heavily here tonight with a
slight fall of rain.
Sudden Death.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept. 26-Mf. Joseph
Keen. CT Kittery, formerly a member Co. G,
10th New Hampshire Regiment, fell dead at
the Navy Yard this afternoon from heart dis
ease
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27

l CHICAGO, Sept. 26-Flour firm. Wheat active
No. Spring gs 1ss a. lS3. Corn dull; No. NIKE
| a. Oats steady; No 2 at 30. Rye easier; No
a. 81 Barley active; No. 2i Spring at 62 q 645c =
hgh Wins excitsd at 93c. Provisions Pork al 10 Ot
- 20. Lard 94c.. Live Hogs active al o. a So
Recepts 1000 bhis. flour, 1877 900 bush wheat 213
voo push corn, l43c00 BUSH oats, 2S,000 h. rye
1000 bush. barley .2O00 hogs.
~ Snipments-40C0 bbls Hour, "a, 900 hush. wheat
ley 1000 hogs.
TOLEDO, Sept. 26.-Flour in far demand. Wheat
advanced az 4c mo White Wabash AZ; No. 3 dc
43; No White Michigan " Amber Michigan 45J
No ked AZ q 14j; No, 2 Red 80 "a 40l; No. g
Red at 35; No. Amber Illinois 49, Corn lower
low Mixed at $50. Oats quiet; No. at So; No. 2 at
36lc; rejected 34c.
CINCISNATI, Sept. 26 Provisions unchanged
and demand light Live Hogs in good demand a.
4 20 q 20. Cattle heavy; receipts Ilepress pg the
marx &; best grades 90 q 4 so. Whiskey excited
and higher at 92c.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 26.-Cotton quiet; M,ddling
uplands 1si
sAvAsSAH, Sept. 26.-Cotton steady; Miodng
lands l9tc.
NEW URIEANs, Sept. 26.-Cotton dull; Mid
uplands l9ac,
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27
SUPERIOR Court,

SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM, GODDARD, j.. PRE-
SIDING.
TUESDAY John W. Lake, convicted OF re-
ceivfng stolen goods was sentenced to, one year in
the State Prison.
James Mcdonald, Patrick Flaherty and Stephen
Doherty, found guilty at this term OF larceny, were
sentenced to the Reform School during their minori
ty with an al ernative OF six months in Jail.
deorge W. Ham, who pleaded guilty to larceny
from the person was sentenced six months impris-
onment in the county jail.
VIM. Shea pleaded guilty to being common and
notorious thiet was sentenced to tour years in the
State Prison. .r
State VS. Grand Trunk r. r. Co. Mr. Bradbury
finished his argument for the defence, and Mr. Tai
bot Commences ms argument the government at
the coming IN of the Court Wednesday morning
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27

CHARLESTON, Sept 22.-Freghts to LIVERPOOL by
steam directa On uplands, Id onsea slands via
8-l6d on uplands. I'd on Sea Islands, and BY sail,
.irect. GIG on Uplands. COastwise-To New York
by steam &c per pohnd on uplands 1c per pound
on Sea Islands; 81 20 p tferce on Rice; by sail
DC % fb on upIands, 40c " bbl ON Resin 81 (@S % M
on Lumber and 81 @ 10 " on Timber. To Bos
ton by SAIL tc " fb on upland Cotton; to frovi-
dence by sail So " NJ on Boarus; &c fb OH upand by
steam 81 " bale In addition to New York rates -
Vessels are In demand to take Lumber heights from
Georgetown, SC. Darien and Sat,lia rvei, Ca and
Jacksonville Fla, to Northern potts and $40 a u
W VI are rates IN Lumber and Boaras.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 90 cregots-The dem md
is only moderate and rates Unchanged. Cotton TO
Lverooo sail and steam ID; Continent sal, lie; to
New York, steam, &c " fb; Boston, sail DC.
SAVANNAH, Sept 26-Cotton Freghts-The first
vessel OF The season mas been put upon the berth for
Liverpool, aud is tasing engagements at 7-16d on
uplands, AMI I'd on Sea Islands. Lumber vesseIs to
cOastwise ports and in demand at good o.
ierings. There is nothing offering to Live pool
HavIe, Amsterdam and Bremen. To Liverpool via
New Yolk through pes steam 5-Sd on upands; Sea
Islands ID; TO cuba SS to1 .; Timber nominal; TO
Liverpool 37s Cd a 40s. sawed Lumber to BaIti-
more 81; to New York and Sound ports 50 q $40 :
to Philadelphia S8; to Bos on S1O-$1 higher rat es
paid on lumber. New York per steam. ic y fb on
upiands Sea Islands 1c P tb ,dOmescs 81 25per bale
Rice 81; Wool lc. To Boston per steam, sc on up
lands 1c on Sea Islands; through to Providence soc
uDIands.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-27

SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Two boys on CONNER
cial street, yesterday afternoon sought to
amuse themselves by throwing stones at a col
ored boy some PAGES in advance of them. The
objecs of their attack turned round and threat
ened to shoot them if they did not desst They
continued to amuse him, when suddenly he
placed himself behind lamp.post and deliber-
ately fred the contents of his pistol at his as
siants He was then run down by crowd,
arrested and taken to the lock-up