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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-01-26


again. I did not dare to tell anybody
about it. but I have heard it every night
ever SINCE"
"He paused and looked anx:1usly in
my face. Sometimes, he continued, it is
played softly, sometimes, loudly, but al
ways quickening to long roll, so loud
and alarming, that have looked to see
people coming into my room to ask what
was the matter. But I think, he repeat
ed slowly. looking up with painful inter.
est into my face. that no one hears it
but myself"
Il thought so, too, but asked him if
he had heard it at any other time"
"Once or twice in the daytime. he re-
piled, when I have been reading or writ
ing then very loudly, as though it were
angry, and tried in that way to attract
my attention away from my books"
II looked into his face. and placed my
hand upon his pulse. His eyes were very
bright, ard his pulse a little Hurried and
quick. l then tried to explain to him
that he was very weak, and that his
senses were very acute, as most weak
peoples are; and how that when he
read, or grew interested and excited, or
when he was tired at night, the throb-
bing of a big artery made the beating
Sound he heard He EStoaed 70 mo With
a sad smile of unbelief, but thanked me,
and in little while I went away. But
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES

CIVIL hOTES.
About ak months ago Henrietta Macarthur
sued Peter Cassidy in the Superior Court, TO recover
damages for an assault and battery and the jury gsvo
her verdict OF 5000 Cassidy failing to pay the judg
ment, was imprisoned Yesterday, ex-Rec0rder smith,
i'm behalf of the prisoner, moved to discharge him from
Imprisonment. under the nImprisOnment act on tho
ground that he had property. Counsel ior the pam
m requested time to make examination OF the de
fendant Judge Moue permitted this, and, at the con
cluslOn of tho argument granted the uscIar9o anu IT,
lease OF Cassidy from Imprisonment
A suit is brought by l., c. Brosi and others
against the Mayor 10 have assessment on property
for the opening Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -thTd-St'
between Fourth Ffthayes se aside on the ground
that work has not been done IA required Dy the
tract The street DO cut through rock, 3O rect
deep and 60 feet wide and two feet below the grade 50
as TO allow pavement to be laid. The contractor faied
10 cut 10 the full width in places, and also ailed 70
make IL the proper depn leaving IN all about fv CUBIC
wards of stone excavaed This fact and the furher
objection that the did not report the complaints
of the plaintiff the Board OF Revision were urged yes
terday before Judge Cardozo on motion 70 yscae tps
assessment For the city 1t was argued that the paint
had right to question the contract because ne was
only called upon pay for the work done Judge Car
dozo inclined tho same opinion but said he would take
te mbers and whether the persons assessed were
benefited or not ~ - SS@ss'---'s' 'zt--i-l'..
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BoDwRIIA Orange Il j. Tuesday July H. rhi'sner Bod
The and friends Of the i,mv respeg nyei to attend
h funeral late residence THURSDAY a. O'Clock Ian ess
foot Of BarcaysL at l:lO p m
CATIdSAt Bngesooi j. Moaiiy July H. Charles h'fan"
Catin. .--,..., -. A.. n....-,
\, Nr Cbnrc IN the Bwee xt8yvessnt snt Scout ave,
on THURSDAY. 18th inst, at s;30 ocloct
CROUEN-D Brokyn JaJ TO- 1871. uls Coms,0ci wife Her
mann Crben and oaJ daughter Of SonSers yea ana
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully n'ei 70 sst
her funeral dece No IL sidney place Oa "edA
18th inst, at O'CLOCK
BUyT-on Tuesday July IT, long sni tedious Illness Ann ~ifs
OF Wilson }. Hunt. aged II years ,, "a -, .-...,
funeral from her Ia dHce NO 10 VIC"
Twenty .frst St, on Thursday at t2ocock
MORTON Newport T. july H. Lucy Nrnsli siie OF b r.
Morton OF New-York IN the J5h year Of her aye,
The and friends Of the family are inYei - ft''l nc
further invitation at All SANS ODepe "e"p"' %" i'"
afternoon July II, at O'Clock
PRIcg-on Monday evening Jay TO- after short lines Prrsos
Pdce. IN s9h OF his ,..,r ma
The remains will be removed from BIZ - residence ~ h iV
fth H. 70 Elizabeth n. j, for interaent
TAYOR-A lIoolen j. Sunday july congestion Of The
br.in Bena y Taylor IN The 1jih o. hih sFt
The relatives respectfully iuyie 9 ea
TIE residence is HuIsOnst Ho1ohep, n - o.
Wednesday, July IL, stJp IN
THOMAs-on Monday Jay TO- at Pleasant Valley J. CasT'-
orhomas Co. In tie 3lst year oi ~ age
Fpners services will Chlcl Of te saUor Pee0ui ST.
Brooklyn on Wednesday, Julg II ieU O'Clock a. m
WCOY-apns widow Of the late Lester Wilcox. oniay jaJ
Pi f, her ate residence No PIT Csrolh Stoolyn Thar.
a. the IAN u. AZ Relatives and friend, % the iamJ
ar. nyitei TO attend. wlthoat further notice
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
POLITICAL NOTES.

Gov Palmer of Illinois, 1t is announced, will
make a few speeches for the Kentucky Republicans
The Republican General Committee OF Kings
County held its monthly meeting last evening but trans
acted business beyond directing completion or tho
enrolment of the Republicans of the Fnteenth
Ward before the 9th inst
1t is asserted that the widely extended move
ment to make Hancock tho Democratic candidate for
the Presidency is engineered IN St Louis under g. I
Glover leading lawyer OF tho State xSenatOr Trusten
Polk, Mr. ManZ, President Of an insurance company
and others Hancock is exceedingly popular IA OF
Louis, where he married. and Is claimed by Ills llehdS
flat a number Of Conservative RepubH ans, intluulnS
senator Schurz and ex-senator Henderson, favor his
nomination.
That amable paper, The Louiso'He Courier
Journal contains the following: "'DO you want TO
know asks James Parton in The Golden Age what
Hoored Mr COlfaxT No. we do not. We are content to
know simply that he 1oored." But still more
brutal is this, from the same Journals The Intelligence
of party IL bound to rule IT, The platform OF the Dem
0erac party has long been fixed by its intelligence ls
Ignorance slowly coming q it. BY the time the Two
meet there viii he no question about pOhcJ remain
ing 10 divide them
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
PERSONAL

DR.. Karl Marx drew up the long defense re-
Gently made by the international Society.
The Earl of Aberdeen expects shortly to be
recognized legally heir TO his eccentric brother who
drowned
Isma Pasba has sent 100000 10 the French
Consul at Alexandra for the orphans in tho late
civil strife
Miss Ella NJ. Liggett of the Newell Institute
OF pittsburgh Penn has recently been made Professor
Of WashburHo College at IOpoke, Kansas.
Mr.. William Gregory, who was remarkable
In the British House of Commons for his proConfederate
sympahes s about 20 The dues Of Governor OF
CeyIOn.
Mr. Richard Wallace, lately made Commander
of tno Legion OF Honor about worthily to close tho
series OF his benefaGons TO Paris and TO France by re-
building at his sole cost the palace OF that order OF
kDightD00d,
The ex- Emperor Napoleon recently paid
visit TO London and lunchcd at the Army and Navy Cub
where his presence attracted considerable attention
During hfs former residence in London he lived NJ ts
club of which he has become again a inemDer'
Mr. Vallandigham said, in letter shortly
before his DEATH that he purpOsed writing an article for
The Gola1uupon the question left unanswered by MesSf
wilson and Black-How Stanton came to be appointed
Secretary OF War "With this singular history, no
said [ am familiar and unwittingy an actoI IA
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
THE INDIANS.
RED CLOUDS BAND SATISFIED AT LAST.

RED CLOUDS BAND SATISFIED AT LAST.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Commissioner of
Indian Affairs to-day, received telegram from the In
Nan agent at Fort Laramie stating that he had just
issued Tao1s to the Red Cloud tribe Of Sioux Indians on
e, ~ ~ Toe OF the North Platte River and that they
'neie VIII DE permanent peace with them.
VENGEANCE OF THE ARIzONANs UPON A BAND
VI hARAUDLRS-FIFTY-sI INDIANS KILLED.
Inc Indians visited a rancho some distance
nom Prescott Arizona, early in June aud ran of herd
u cattle Exasperated by continual depredatons Of
'n' sort The settlers called the military for assist
o ho'eh cinzens started out to punish the Apaches
N' PoSSiOe' regain the cattle. Starting about mid
nght This adventurous band struck for the Indian trail
They were Joined by troop Of the 7tb Cavolrv
Nnuer Lieut. Morton, also in pursuit OF the same hand
IN he morning Of June they struck the trail which they
ioo"od iOr distance OF 20 miles and al O'clock u m
ame upon TancheIia, which they Quickly sNryonbded
g 6lng 81 Indians. Feeling satisfied thar there were
fbat flew bS1a ba IN tHe nelghDorhood and determined
- .3 sAOuu nave The least possible time To prepare
1oL pa,ue OF to effect retreat the command mdVed
H. IoINaId Ia search OF another rancheria This
Ia o0seIed on The following day, after crossing fbe
ulVlde between the Verde and Tonic Crcek da6t ~
1e S ehsuGd IN which % Indians were killed Al mis-
thiee OF the captured horses were dscovcreJ
9 was Tecaptnred and two were killed bv The indion
% ia i1'{ into Gse9Eered 3E that they. were about
Iran tep tpS point they followed the principal
three Indians n r., piles where they discovered
both horsssse were shot dead the third Eounded and
by this time wen grsd The supply Of provisions beng
Camp MeDowen ~ sh exhausted, and the distance from
wards OF 80 mile. We nearest military post being gp
pursuit and return az sss determined abandon further
and brong Sgsf g. on sunday oTp OF the te
peditiOD '' news OF the success Of the ex-
been receiyed the e massacre Of Indians had no sooper
celebrate the event Ameetny y, we're made 10 properly
hS evening" ana ongseries q eopn was held IN
SsooSs sondae @ dSsy OF Eye OF The apPrscas Of
,h ns1 ild The Territory Of dangero he soldiers
ehes %5o Ggst[Cyes 6ad humber tn
" rejoicing was manifested over the S ,esc0ti ana
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POLICE NOTES.


Louis Ifeman, age 81. was drowned on Monday
evening While rowing on the Basi River
Charles Clark age T. of No 63S Eleventh-aver fell
IRON The pier foot Of Forty eghh yesterday and was drowned
The National Oil Works of King & Co, on Newtown
Opek was damaged $1,000 BY ere yesterday morning Insured
Patrick Lynch. while at work on new building
N had I"enfns yesterday had hf head severely cut By ns
Charles Williams age 3. of No. 419 Third-ave.. was
jured
Charles Sturtze German while asleep carly yea
eriJ f from second o window Of No 237 Flhs and received
serious injuries
James O'Neil. age 10. of No 2s5 West Thirty
second ST. fell last evening from hsoy wndor and d.ngr
ouLy injured
John Brady, who stole a gold watch and chain
worth s275 from Jonas Wood Nsu Brookyu recently
locked up Yesterday
James Kigalon, age S. of No. $50 West Fortieth-
st. stabbed in the back with butchers STEEL las; evening John
Riley, at BleyeEth-ave and Foriethst
Henry Reilly age 90 of No. 43i West Thirty
frst stabbed in the foot early yeetay In Bgtb
Sixty -siIthst By man, and received severe ssund
Ellen Leaycraft, age %, of No 30 Scammell-st..
stabbed in the lover part Of the abdomen "ts poee'Ame BY
Reuben W. Beebe, age g. homeless, was found at
the Harlem depot Yesterday suffering from aceraon OF the leg which
b. lion circus Illinois about two weeks ago He
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
The body of the man found drowned at the foot
Of North Rghthst BROOKLYN D. last Fy Identified yee
enmsn late bOarier at The frankensten
Hotel at Broome and Blnrsts
John Thompson age 39 residing at One-hundred-
and Tenthav while intoxicated Yesterday az
tempted drown himself in the Bast River At the loot o IAD
It, bot va, rescued and sent to Bellevue Hospital.
H. Bayer, q wholesale liquor dealer at No. ii
Schos Brooklyn D. held vest ay by United state Com
missioner 500 bail for pegcns 10 pay the special nr
Pierre Brett and Alexander Jehs we're bed ID +oo' 1 ' " we
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
CRIMINAL COURTS

Al the Jefferson Market Police Court, yestefday,
Charles ahan John r. Meilecke held 70 answer or any
l74 from OF South Amboy N j. while rjng
Tenth-sye ar onM Monday evening
In the Court of Special Sessions before Judge
shniley yesterday Michael Mkhon for earring concealed weapons
To mouths and Daniel
Carson Peeny Patrick oN three youthful burglar for
of the Catholic
James Mcclure, stealing from Robin Conan,
to ilarts Island
In the Court of General Sessions, before Recorder
scke yessay Joseph Schnser pae guilty 10 obtaining goo
from W. w. Rdde Of Peast and OTTO Sopp OF
Chatham hard labor
49, stealing t75 Solon Persano Of No. IL Lauens
aud six months John Williams stealing boz OF but
from A. r. Stewart Co. two gears Chae Anderson stealing
$3.50 worth Of pistols from Arthur Dodge Of No 30 Bosd"ay two years
and six months
At the Essex Market Police Court, before Judge
LeiSh YESTERDAY John IIube committed for beating Catherine
Bsdg RyingDnst the head with the but, end Of muket
Catherine Enrg sssauin Daniel Smith Of No. l6t Hamilton
Pay, stealing IS from Mary Mack Of No 81 Ridge
Prank stealing 81 from August Wild Of No 5 Grand July
James Cody beating Bernard MAabOn the bead vita cart
Patrick Moore assault battery James McD0nai Of
Cherrys Michael Brsd stealing dry goods from Margaret
Cunning ghams store, No. liO Dupontst
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SERIOUS SHOOTING ARRAY IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
sHERIrFs POSSE ATTACKED BY NEGROES
SEVERAL KILLED AND WOUNDED.

A SHRRIFF'S POSSE ATTACKED by NEGROES
SEVERAL KILLED AND WOUNDED
WILMINGTON, July 1l.-Several white men
wero shot in Robeson County yesterday afternoon by
Henry Berry Lowry and band of negroes. sherHs
posse having charge Lowrys wife and several other
prisoners who had been aiding and abotng the negroes
was ambusosdod Bur's store on the Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad, when Lowrys band
attacked them The following of the sposse were
killed and wounded: Kiled-HeCtor MCMILLAN Arch
bald Brown. and Hector Mcneil. wounded-D. McCor
mick B Barnes and James Lowry, the latter colored
man and cousin Of Lowry, but cooperating with tho
Sherifs posse. The fight resolved itself into regular
battle, which lasted for time. The oherins
posse followed the negroes into the rccesses OF
swamp 1t ia not certain any Of the outlaws are killed
Lowry the leader Of the band and Capt T. m Wishsrt
had regular duel tho railroad track each loading
and firing deliberately five six times but neither were
wounded Tho whole County Of Robson Is aroused ana
1t is believed that campaign will be nauguratcd
that will result in the determination OF the band. A
Committee OF the citizens OF Robeson County came TO
this city to-day 70 and ammunition. The
inonbBr, of the Lowry band arc all negr0e,
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
POLITICAL.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE

PROCEEDINGS IN THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MEMBER OF THE HOUSE UNsEArEp.
CONCORD, July lit is not now considered
nrohabe that the Democrats win attempt the remoya
of Senator smith the House. the Committee on Eeo
tons made majority and minority report on Ward one
of Portsmouth, the first recommending the unsesnng OF
John Pender and the other that the entire delegation Is
entitled to seats.
II d. Walker made remarks. and tendered his
rosipnation as member OF the House. Mr.. Ramsdeiil
en moved to substitute the minority for the majority
osolntion Mr. wadlegh called for the Yeas and Nays
Th vote was te and the Speaker his vote against
4, The majority resolution unseating John Pender was
tben carried 1 10 1888 Judge NeSmth CiepD then re-
opesed Mr. Walker to Withdraw his resignation, which
he did.
In the House to-day the proposition for 5tae ad for
tho completon of the Washington Monument was re-
forred 20 the next Legislature The Committee on Ma
tonol Anoirs recommended the appointment ot COM
tee consisting Of the Governor and four others 10
arc,rote in making arrangements for the centennial
o,ohration Of the National Independence
In tbe Uouse this afternoon, resolution OF address
o., t,e remoyal of Elisha J. Lane, ShoIih, ana farnum
II Zane Solicitor Of Cheshire Comfy, was presented
and after good deal of talk and diatory mohous, Tho
resolution was passed
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

According 20 the Military Statistical 1HhHab
iu.t published at 81 Petersburg the regular Russian
army consists Of s2 battaons of infantry 2S sqnadros
Of cavalry and i22 guns This force wen M @ on and
foOfiuc amounts 20 33Oi3 officers ana mon au'
when on a footing TO 39O53 officers ana o''' no"
In the French National Assembly II has been
resolved by commission OF As deputies on Army he
form 10 abolish oonscription and adopt the Prssiah NH
itary sysem Under this system every citizen no mat
ter what his standing position must serve ~ tne NM
for term of three years after this nrst peflou ne
he called ont one month ~ the year a, 4eiIns I h 70
frat reserve and when this second pefl9u 7a nav a.
minated he il for ive years liable To De suhp ~, p @ ~
case Of 10 DO duty in one OF the m r o
There will be no exception Whatever anu "o '''
Bubstitutes will be allowed.
The Paris correspondent of The London
Standard writes under date OF June ~ as ioilo"'
"Gsmbettas letter announcing that he meant 10 s'ihu
for Paris has fallen among tho various eecuoheerIhs
agents like a thuDder-clap in an unciouded SKY p
oderates terrified and The papers iOrS on in
pmhican Union quite horriiied at bis p III ia
coming forward without consulting them. nS h2 The
commend that the should vote against MN
only thing that keep him out OF Paris Is Una, nv
pir votes. they are afraid that when they go 10 the
Mailing places they will be arrested But Iol 'nh, & o m
reasonable difdence, there IS no doubt pt 'na.
sunday evening Gambeta would be one OF the menoeiS
In the British House of Commons, OH ,ne
1sth OF June tho Ballot bill was again under u'ou'o"
Mr. Hardy asked what had induced the colleagues anu
tIlovers Of Sir Peel and Lord Pamerston who had 80
, oo,osed the ballot To unite now with tho Radicals
m snprt of III He objected TO the bt that II usetted
and reopened the whole question OF NeiSr T Mpos of
lead directly universal suffrage. IIe hisIIni,, , W
harrington fetorted TO- Mr. Hardy's taunt Dy su1ses.1
80 on the ballot had not been more rhpla
than certain conversions about household suntaee n
as n imputatiOns Of COwardice and hypooIisl no ah
ustod thai men would 10 trouble themselves %
box their neghbOrs voted soon as ever IL pooao Luz %
nossbls 10 ascertain 10 with certainty In IeHaiu ad
1 he declared toat There was country when heedsu
the ballot 0res and this he enforced Dy uosorp"s No
ynlent soenes ~ the Sligo and DfOghedh cicot.m5 ~
iice-ord ipe denounced the b ts Pleoo " 'n"''"
lsgislatiou The debate was adlournod.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


poa Mings; sales bales receipts 90 baes sae yerdaY 10
NswonLK.Ss July ll-Four dull suPeaue 80 1898 DoSbs
- 510 - IS: Treble Extra SO Corr hrmeI lei-
low and Mixed 75G7sc white. 1890 Oats etner At
P5rk du Me.s Bacon easeri Shoulders tgc Gear
ac Clear sides lOic articles unchanee hkhange-Sef
linz l2ll New-York sight per cent premium G' d iat
% 6i oyce, Eytra 42G AZ Corn and Oats unchngc
CiScfNSArI July llCoton dull snd sh1ae Y"ea
2oc Flour IL demand and market hrm FAMILY 70 o~S1 90
81 1S Corn dull dropping j6e RyeDmand fair and maet
am New al Wd95c Oais-Demsud fair and market trH Mrei 81
a 70 Ell Int little demand Pork held 81 sales at l2i
held M for shoulders s,c Tor Ctaf fb SIDES am s of
ioc sIed no sales SugirCued Hams l5dle Cattle dull .nd
SS AT rs Hogs With moderate demand at - 21 a
sc 2 q5Se ss Of the week sa5 hhs whsky-Demsnd fair
ami market m at Sic. , -. 4, .,,
mpI but al lower rae Red Winter spot 81 81 oo bush
a. II n 0O hush 81 30 seller July Corn qnet snd unchanged
Oats du adVsheug hrmi Crude % GSS 'o H'-
CaIc.so Jay i-Plou que, Extra Spring sSose rs ws.at
o.st dcni I9ic 9sprng eot At ~ 10, cash l3 seller
1a9s ne ,'rPSGn SS9 S1s 81 sI M se ' s sT PSip @ 'FsP
ia the afternoon quiet It ata2lc o'- Hg sTsgg No.
s@i 81, BARLEY nonS, HShwSss sesiS ;, Sic Ness PORK
Quiet closed sl4 756t S CASH 90 HiaoS sest nhs~.
I've Hog, aetye advanced l5c At s4d 81 % tr gu
bush Corn, II 600 bush Oats 9go bush hys' ~ % as 0B h
bbs. Flour SO go bush Wheat EVg bush '9Ih ''VVo
o aud O % Ks,s S1 s s .o CGIa Tosns % one car
at Rye uomnAl COm oulL lalrf mih
AMI buyers. Oats sctSe e one % s.f
65ei three cars No do at s6e two cars N" ""'o "'
MnwluKgE July li-FOsr dali prices nominal whes steady
~ rtb rstr i.r.1d; No At 2l No a. 81 e Oats ial
d.m,nd hal Al owe rates 45 in lI demand bot a. lowe
rlies; Ne MIe 52ie for OA Rye ana baeI uui Pc.s low
nal FreiTais-wieli 70 But u. 5ct 70 otweso We I'M. Yia,
bill. Flour mi 45,0O bush Nheae "n'Pno"N-'V'' '' 49,
ToLspo IuI IgOus dali Aad unchanged Wheat aa' a'A''
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Independent Social Club, +. G. Schwarz-
hau,n. President held its first annual Summer hlSht
festival at Lion Park, last evening.
The Mozart Verein has elected the follow
, oecers. President Julius Caesar; Vice President,
Cb,,sopher Gofe Secretary, W. Schultz; Cashier, A.
Geier; Treasurer, IL. Mahr
The Prospect Park Commissioners, at their
..,,ng la.t evening ordered payments OF sN7Si The
s,cretary reported receipts during the past month
,g55Oi C6; expenditures, s2o7io io paiah'o'
The Amerieus Coterie elected, on Monday,
the following officers for the ensuing term uoOrse ~
-. u,as,dan,. William y. Graham, Vice President;
CRaries A walker Recording Secretary; p. " Cartier
C"TTespoading Secretary Jno Lang Wenhener' IroaS-
urrr. =.
James b. Hodgsllin lectured before the New
VI, poltical Science Association last evening upon
s.I.hor Capital and Cooperation at Plympton Hall
,,oh Tradss' Union he said shnnlh have Al Industrial
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

bank the funds OF which should be employed in coopera
tive enterprises In this workiDgmen would derive
legitimate benefit from the employ OF their own
capital while BY depOsiting their savings in other banks
their money will be loaned to their employers and used
directly or indirectly, for their injury
The Brooklyn Board of Education held its
regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon. f. j.
Whitlock presiding The following, appointed by Mayor
Kabnesch TO oil vacances,ito their seats +. NJ Cu
lem A. W. Shepard. George H. Fisher. r. W. Faherty
A. Il. Martin. The following officers elected :
President, r. j. Whitlock yiceP President James Muir
ply Secretary, George A. W. Stuart; City Superinend
ent j. w. Bulkley: Assistant superintendent, I. Cruik
shanks; Clerk Henry Dean: Assistant Clerk Thomas H.
Wilson; Messenger. II o. Dreyer. The Finance Commit
tee reported: Disbursements, S72l 2E cash balance
tsTgCeO
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
DrCTSIONS-JutY II

Supreme COWt-ChamJers-B Judge Card0zo.-
John b. TuckReport Of referee confirmed and
granted custody children awarded to the plain
tf Rutter ag MurisOer granted John heye sg Anns
referee confirmed and judgment OF divorce granted
custody Of children awarded to the plaintiff
Superior Cowt-SpecGi Iern,-By Judge MOnell-
Herbert agt Pe0ier granted sPsngenmacler sgt BometIThs
referees fees be retaIed $20 Miles at BT)Sn-Orjer OF
reference,
Common Pieds-Special T6rm-By Judge Larremore
Carrol-Injuncon granted Kes egt KesD
granted and usual deere. must be entered stern s
inquiry issue Pomsroy sgt Lsmbe-hoton granted
Murine Comt-Pdrt IIL-Bv Judge Curtis.-Cros-
bie s1 LteTried decision reserved Brown agt McCueheon
KeBsn ag sloane GesserInquest taken Gardner s
Hernen sgt Kent Daily agL Putnam Banhot
act Narscha-Disconinued The G. C. ~ Co. ag WeiseL-Se
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pERsoNAIrRY TELEGRAPH.

e.. Secretary Robson has returned to Washing
ton. e,, =, -. ...,,, -,
Bisdngcn .
-. Mrs Morton, wife of l.. p. Morton of this city,
died il Newport. T. l.. yesterday.
Tho Rov. DIR. Hall of New-iOrH d9llyefe1
Iro IN Cook. Church Toronto on Sunday evening Subject A'
takes Of Life"
....Gen. Sherman and party arrived at Norwaik,
Conn., yeserdsy The party b, The guests o be'' Do'l
for the rest Of the week
Maor-Gen j. NJ. Brannan. Maior-Gen. Jel q.
Davis Major Of the United Stsios Army
rived ToroBto Monday After calling on lheu Goy n1f1s
bev and thea proceeded es"al ~ ne
Gj ynn Road Tbsv constitute Board Of Inspection OF Military
o,ptsls and making tour Of Cans1i y OF
dominion Government Gen sherman ana parry s" A''''
teulay morning for Montreal