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ballroom amid the splendid accessories OF beauty, art
and the brilliant gems OF diamonds. uniforms ana
the still more bewitching gances Of thousand de-
lirious eyes.
While the girls, old and young, and the matrons,
as well as the women Gan certain age, rave about
this darling Hlmaaya OF q Prince, the men stared
at Madame Catacazy and her rarissante toilet her
grande dame manners and her truly clas-
semi Mary Stuart presence. She descends
from both OF these decapitated beauties
royal blood Of the stuarls in his veins and trans.
ferrcd to France the family mas become distin-
gushed as the Dukes de Fitz James. She herself
was born In the beautiful city or Nancy, the Old
capital or King Stanislas, ana brought mp In the
regular Faubourg st. German style, her brother
In Paris, ana the whole family being remarkabe
Tor retaining the power beauty and distinction OF
has impaired semi oriental pcturesqueness to her
Partisan styllshness, and OF all the women In the
world she Is just the one fitted by both nature and
grace To do honor TO son or the Car and preside
with him over TINS gorgeous occasion.
Catacazy himself Is the descendant OF the Byzan-
tine emperors and full OF that genius which IN
Athens and Constantinople made and unmade
thrones and soolhed masses OF Aslatics into peace
lie IS not mucn smaller than Benedetti. His head
has the military turn OF French zouave captain,
and he looks rrepressble, mercural, nervous, iuli
OF expedients and b0ns nt0ts bearing the unnlis-
taxable stamp OF man OF action, power and
genius, with an occasional glare from the eyes
which shows that when attacked he Will 1gnt and
show his teeth IKE o well-bred nyena.
What is most interesting about this people Is that
as compared To the committee firm OF Clews Il
Co. they are as original uncommonplace anu plc-
turesque as fair Of Nishni-Novgorod or the Car
nvals OF Venice are In comparison with the commit
tee rooms III M0ntgomery's office, or with one OF
Cews' political dinner parties at the Union League
Club. Alexis surrounded by Madame and Mon
sieur Catacazy, looks not only like Russian but
also like an oriental Prince the naval officers OF
his suite seeming to he ready for Cleopatra
tour down the Mediterranean 10 the Euxine.
Admiral Posset ranks next In the navy to the
Grand Duke Constantine. lie brought over the
Prince from Cronstadt " Falmouth, aud from Ma
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Dessert ct Fruit Assortis.

After the party were admitted the supper room was
thrown open to the multitude and q wave OF the
upper ten swept In, and. having satisfied curiosity
and appetite as best they might swept out at
the door for egress while other wearers rolled In
their foam OF tulle and laces to break against the
suppcr tables as see the ocean do ar Newport, or
..On the beach at Long Branch.u
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General Mcdowell and Judge Houghton conducted
the Grand Duke ana his brilliant and distinguished
retinue 60 the private boxes reserved for them on
the rignt hand side OF the Academy as you look
toward the stage. Suddenly the inspiring
strains OF the Russian National Hymn,
resounded through the Academy, and the
immense assemblage was electrified with
expectation and excitement. Almost simul-
taneousy the Prince appeared In the box sur.
rounded by his suite, and received a truly cordial
greeting, which ne grrcefnlly acknowledged The
Grand Duke ana the immediate members OF his
suite occupied the imperial box, which was
deliberately decorated with fags and flowers
for the occasion. The box adjoining, and
with winch It was connected, was
occupied by Madame Calacazy and Mrs and Miss
Hoffman, who were attended by several OF the
ana a number Ol he Russian officers, including
several OF those from che Russian naval squadron
the floor was filled with ladies' and gentlemen, who
arranged their seats aud joined IN the graod prome
Of the ball. As they passed. as it were in
review before His Imperial Ilighness, all eyes
We're on a nm ana hundreds 9I opera glasses
ner OF the building II was beautiful and AMI
mated ma M scene. scene While the promenade was progress
srodSeea to my MIN @ the foreign consus A s''T resid.
were Mr.. Archibald Consul General OF Great Britain
and his Vice Consul. Mr.. Edwards Count de Lucca
Consul General OF Italy, and Mr.. Barnotti, hts Vice
Consul; Mr.. Urartie, Consul General OF
Spain; Or. ROasing Consul General OF
the German considerations: Mr.. Beleg,
Consul General OF France; Mr. Bolsawasky, Acting
Consul General OF Austria; Mr.. Botassis, Consul OF
Greece, and Mr.. Bors, Consul Of Sweden and Norway
Several OF these gentlemen were accompanied by
their ladies' After the presentation the Grand Duke
gave mis- arm to Mrs. Governor Hoffman, the Gov
ernOr escorting Madame Catacazy, and led the way
to the dancing n00r followed by all the other for
eign guests. The procession marched round the
ballroom, which was now densely crowded.
The lrst set for the Lancers was formed on the
stage Immediately In front OF the prismatic foun-
tain. The Grand Duke and Miss hoffman took
the head Vis-d-cfS to them were General Nc.
DOwell and MRS. General Aspinwail. The sides were
made up OF Governor Holman and Madame
Catacazy and Mr.. Richard Irving and Mrs. Cutting
Some delay was experienced IN forming the other
SETS the Academy being so uncomfortably
crowded At length the band struck up the familiar
air, and the ball was opened. The distinguished
dancers however, were exceedingly unfortunate
They got mixed up generally at the beginning, and
SO they continued to the end. IL great relief
to all concerned when the first dance was finished
After this the Prince promenaded and danced
alternately for on hour, until supper was
announced. In the second and third dances his
partners were Miss Morse, daughter OF the Pro-
lessor, and Miss Mcdowell, daughter OF the General
1t was nearly one O'Clock when the Grand Duke
and the whole Imperial party were conducted into
the supper room.
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fun apron front ana looped high on the Sides over
TINS was shorter one, looped IN the middle OF the
Dack ana extending only from the sides. A broad
sash or Rros grain ribbon was fastened on the lerg
shoulder. and was carried across to the right
side and there tied In full bow, with ends below
the waist The corsage was decollette. and the
sleeves short and pulled
nounced overskrt, with artstically arranged floral
ornaments powdered couture. priceless necklace Of
diamonds and small Princcsse fan, with mother Of
pearl Slick ana ciel bue mounting, set on the charms
OF matronly blonde VINO promenaded the boxes
leaning OH the arm OF bespangled general Of
militia.
The Distinguished Guests
were so numerous that we can cnly mention smaYf
proportion OF those present. With HIS Imperial
highness were Admiral Posset, His Excelcncy
W. +. Machin, Councillor OF State; Count
olsonneit, Aide-de- Camp to His Imperial High
ness the Grand Duke; Cesarowitch, Count
schouvalon DR.. Cudim, Lieutenant Tudeer
and Minister Catacazy and attaches. Then
we observed Governor Hoffman, Admiral
Rowan, w. Ii. Aspinwal General Mcdowell.
Mr. Henry Clews, General Smaller, MT Henry Berght
Mr.. A. Bierstadt. Mr. r. l.. stuart, Mr.. A. T. stew
art General Geron, MI. James NJ. Brown; and the
MIS- Governor HOFFMAN Mrs sfea1r Bsre%, Mada%c E,sn
Judge g stouanso General sando Mssss
Brgader General Augustus Funk and star, Mr.. w.
b. Dinsmore, Mr.. W. b. Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs The
Odore Moss Misses Emily and Adelaide Moss Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Weber and General Ward. In one
OF the upper prOscenium boxes sat the Swedish
nightingale, Mlle Christine Nilsson ana Mrs. Rlch-
ardson. Miss Clara Louise Kellogg and Miss Ade-
laide Philips also graced the bali with their pres
cnce. The ohio beauty. Miss Sullivan. was present.
and, as usual, admired in her green SIX and blonde
beauty.
Supper.
1t may seem unpOetic to admit It, but the str0n6
Gains OF that waste OF tissue which Is implied In
an abstinence from edibles and bibulous whafs
nots was felt by the company as Il
drew near to midnight, and II is therefore, bul
historic to recount that about that witching
hour many brave young fellow pre-
sented himself, with the dear one OF mis-
hopes on his arm, at the entrance
TO the palace OF Epcurus The thousand thingH
which would tltilate the palate OF o LucuI
lus were spread IN tempting array on the
tables within, but the unyieding form Of
q Cerebus OF The law forbade entrancei
to that domain where tie below named list or solid
and liquld luxuries were awaiting the gourmet and
the gO,0Uldnd or course the ladies were only
asking excuse TO Just see the tables,
aud nibblc daintily at something for an excuse.
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as a whole. on this supper room on

eHtCtveHess Hs WHUIe. UH tnI5 supper IUUIH On
the lett Is
THE GRAND DUKES ROOM,
which IS carpeed richly and furnished In lavender
and black walnut furniture. On the walls hang
portraits Of the Emperor and Empress Of Russia.
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rendering the whole erect quite enchanting. Here
too the police arrangements were excellent for so
well and quietly aid the blue coats manage affairs
that but few people were aware that the
Prince was to arrive on that side of the building
until his carriage drove up. Hence the gather
ing In Fourteenth street in the vicinity or the canopy
was at no time very large Besides, carriages con-
veying
THE MEMBERS OF THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE
ana their lady friends We're constantly arri wing
from the direction OF Third avenue and refining up
al the box Office doorway, a few leet beyond and
this naturally led the crowd IN Irving place who
were on the lookout for the Dukes arrival
doorway was only for the committee folks. About
half past ten 0 clock movement was discernibe
on the corner OF Third avenue In the crowds that
had gathered there, and, simultaneous with grand
rush Of the patient waters toward the Academy,
THE PRINCES CARRIAGE,
followed by several Others dashed up the canOpied
entrance The Prince was the first TO alght, and as
got q glimpse OF HIM, and there then ensued
a most exciting crush and rush toward
the carriage, women vylng with the men In their
eaQerness to get as near as possible the handsome
young Russian The Prince had on heavy gray
overcOat Of the Russian style and span-
cake" cap OF the same color, and as he
got out OF the carriage he handed
the coat the minute he crossed the threshold
OF the door. Mr.. Stoughton and Mr.. Moss
were at the entrance as ne alighted, MIR.
Stoughton formally receiving him as he
stepped into the room Just or the canopy. Mr..
CatacaZy and lady and the Princes suite, few OF
the Oficers OF the Russian feet and Governor Hoff.
man and lady then alighed in their turn from their
were closed and the crowds outside quietly dis
perScd.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
D.
PORT OF NEW YORK. ,

PORT OF NEW -yoRK........".."....sEr1E sEr1EsBER o.
CLEARED.
Steamshp vesper Jones' Chester Penn and Wilmington DEL " "
Steamship Fannie Peuton Phi,delph Lolard Steamship Co.
Steamship Bristol Wallace, philadelphia
sts:n:S ssssnSS sssss ssahs nss:
s,smsSp psrSH moNan Ssroos Phd:lphs Abbott
ss::ss sSs 1s Ss Abbot.
Ssn: j,i 81; : f..i5s, e Co.
Bs BsTt Rs3.s's. s ssCfSss
Bsh cu. t. GsTac Gbraa for ORDERS funh Edys
Co. - o,a uo.. Whit. A. Co.
B.,i ss%.. hale hises' pst,. a.Tsson hIR%
S;Sss5 Ho sI.. nG hssss ssasy hr
@ Nelson RS%sSd ysS ss%n v.a BIZ s1uo Bro
al. DsPsjsGi j.s.1s1 hS.'
sn Esee naIay cSDS. SaSs c1E FoTis lpGpfI e. s.
sSi1 sehI H.Is " Bais,s% r SS%PGll Holmes. Ssvsfi
scst Calvin oLnl Cari IsP;sS BGs;Sn s.r.H.yen
seSI s.ii. : k.cois Or Sss9I, Sswh,ven
s.oop Apollo, Freeman, New'IIsven
ARRIVED. -
,, ss.a,SH sS .s.3 Cub. md @ s. sTs ssPSS
70 passed ppan steamship bound 'n s. M q 81 lon
Hs' sss. i;S caHd Snss sS 81! p'as
, se4%sp %Sss and 4Ses' p S oh D. nnon stesnp
Steamship Ashland Moore Philadelphia Win muse anu pass
% SGp Hannah @ Windsor ~ MSrs: Ss"sss: SStis sns H.,
had @ the Banks and been % days Rom thence WHO
"I Bark oon Sor Newcastle Bns d.y. with nds e.
70 onde .ain1 G ~, S.ri so XXI ried. and Gains
STS Posepcc Han znn6a, May u.s. 70 Arnold Hines
60 Hone 10th aud crossed the
W Lon the entire
passage Was nol " III I ~ d,ts ,t n nj Inn u 5say
lof ' uays r.n n nip' 9osn % bsncs % %, AsninWalI
In,I u.otLw,san R.tsya lis with
Bng Juno Du'eo 20 Pnnrb Rdye 10 Passed Cape Of
nhSt 10 "a eno.sa1
GooS nOe & o w % M @ IL SS, of lie Cape od which spoke shp
Bertha from hkysb Tor Falmouth , an a.. ,h uds. to r. T.
Bng ne CApo tNo pd r. Cane he nobrr passage
Ia W s q, ,hs Ranks thence light winds l. 90
miles w from Georges Shoals from N E. 70 W.
lasting houra ,.,.,, la -. % u.o.
Brnnn Has had bDe Seatne the enre pno IN
Bng sepimus tof Prince EdwaI; and MOTHS M hns ma
days with china cay 70 DAVIS "Hi 'eSse' " HAs''' - Wv
uis pas pAsSsse 6 aeo C mao "; c-s u.So~ y,,s,r,.
seh EN- Hscs;s Hsx = % ISs, , Crasman Alexandria Va
Sear vi MorI f,sde fS a tn Ro.,oo d.v, in bapa to
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PISSENGERS ABRTVFD

a, HFttPOOL In S>amsbip CUBS Sept 6-Ms GiIinGer
ss Htha"f hhrqnId ~ Ct hAziAns and oarer A. LteOn
3y 40 Iel 'sHIs Nh DutiGI Miss NotIassin Mr.
"a ~ ksetOn M Breb M InssrsOn M Dsy sDl I1dy
-, SI Aiss bficb ABH HsnI, Nj COstnede Mr. lOvef L.
II e. = sIls t7t Sh MsodIei G. Young W Alsnson W.
IS 3 H., n fTs EiAs'eio Mr. hi,.eAbelger and yad Ma
Ss, ds' M HIA Nm r. Hystt. W. C0ttSS and ia5y ar
s.a Rs, W y. se 81 Waite As h.Ocl M
Saa t+nFrS u. ShehSh. r. Oypbsst g. w EtIdoe M,
. ~ "nEp Dr. COnrAd, MI and hn Conrad DR. Penn,
10 ~, 49, T. Phbtpe and lsdy French Muir hn
~ 10 rp 'hHsrtn SaO[ Rs%bO4 sad lsd! G. D k@lh.:
W 'rd Ldy Col H. p huih..a' Ia: \: 1hll
' ~ h.eAst, H. sOth. w. Hhube. M S1Iloar. "a l.HI
nenu h GsrDo1 C. LOsslsnd Mr. therpTtes n, RSsy'
n, E Ae so hrA Wright ohdres and maid M wnsa,
~ k9pscp Gil sGd ~, GT - NJ Ma stseesr
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
THE COURTS.

SAILORS REVENGE-MURDEROUs ASSAULT oN
BOARD OF THE BRITISH SHIP sTRATHBLANE'
John Barter, charged with attempting 10
murder Henry Conroy on board OF the BRUSH snip
strathblane was before Commissioner "hte yesterday
for examination James Poe master OF the srathpane'
testified as follows ,
On July l. 1871 while We were on the Cape OF @ Goou
Hone Barter and COnroy had some msnnderstahulhR
thev {ouRht few rounds, and supposed hey nan IDao
mn, The ne xt day, about the mate calico 10 me u
rt nm saving that that foreign had stabbed CODfoy
GOT mn aud Barter came into the cabin and SAID nave
had INV revenge, and now give myself up as prlS
ouern put him in irons and Kept lm lrOned tli We
reached Ncw-YOrk; saw COnrOy after ne was etdpoeu
there was one deep his left cheek one across
his right hand his head and one over MS heart'
Henry COnroy tesIifed-On July l, ISL at ~ M,'
went t the wheel: when left the wheel went 10 WASH
,he 6eck: one of the sailors told that Barter was
cursinc me because had not washed the forecaste
asked Barter what he making such fss ABOUT anu
wLv he did not and talk TO my lace ne thtn
slrippcd and said he going TO whip me strppea,
and told him to come on he then went lnto nls
hunk and l told him TO come out, as Wa
Getting cold; he came out, and we lougnC
Two rounds, when he refused to hSht any more;
me next morning about 4:45 was IN my DUNK aeep
when was awakened by cut through my rlght hah9,
which lay my heart was then cut across tns ieIt
cheek and on the head stupifed that ala not
knov who had cut me till / saw Barter running away
frnn me: tainted after from loss OF blood
The mate, Darlington testified that Barter acKhoWI
edged 10 him. of hs accord that ne staDDed ConrOy
No evidence was offered in behalf OF tire prisoner VINO
was committed ~ await warrant OF eAtradltOh HOm
the President.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS

THURSDAY SEPT 7.
has Tor Buoe via Liverpool Per steamship City Of Antwerp close
al aliDAn ' " ~ - - @' ~ 'N~
M le7, SpOed Supplementary MNs prepaid With
NAH for s GmsA States via Bremen per steamship Franifur
Hns for S,'Au p Havana Indies per steamship
or BemU W L. per seamsbp San Francisco close Il Port
Otes a. II
FRIDAY, SRPT. g.
he Bremen Line steamship saIng sSurdsy does not Al uesspt
uAe the - PruNssn Gosd Mail"
A.. SATURDAY. sKP1. g.
h1 r EufsTe Queenstown Liverpool per steamship
~" q Washington close 1880 Supplementary Mail on
TH No -, \. T., IL closed at u ~ D.
a tuen dPOaed Supplementary Mails be prepaid With
h' for te German states Bremen per ,tauAbp Deutscb-
H for France Brest and Havre per steamship Lafayette eOss
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

,.s,s Sr Hcss. NJ Resi- hssAa, i.ay and ehidi Mn
Pser.Sn e,t wsci s,s VT Wsoa .a hr ". c Lees M s
e.sSlrcs Dr. Hodge ana lady n' Chap%sn wsnn
Hon, Hon sn.ne. Meadow. P,o,t and son w. Msbuy Woods
Kerr LADY, hcCOrme. Steven, and son. MT Hsf ana
Spsndase C.nP Feo ssa.O. wOn Iii, p rsra %1
.we,ioE Kennsa W. Davis Mr. Badge M DALEY Mr. assn
% "a DOLBY Rtoker and lady j. Cunningham Mr. Young X BON
sTs. Mr Kss Merrill, Mr. Donr MI scba H. 4 Fsvayer'
M, Crosbys maid. Mr.. Dsdley. Total aiI ~ n
PoR LIvRRPOOL-u steamship Idaho, Sept 6Rev and Mrs
Csnidge Rev wm Bly, Miss seey Ms Haven As sers ps,s,
Brien Harry Clifford 6H.lOrsu. Csshsne Wright
Nss Conway T. Dodge G and wife Mr Sheldon no en
Mrs G. g. Miss Adams Chss Rhlnd WIFE, and danehtr
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
mesttbester Gonntp Real estate for Sale

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
N for sALR on accommodating within hour and hh Of
HevYoi in Comfy containing 4ee in the highest
n.te cultivation land splendid MANSION 80 feet 'front.'
20 feet deep pe. order ao Building 40 By 100 arranged
for esbhoae or academy 80 level ground suitable for
and saw MIL II feet head Of water never falling
sre,m barn and hundred head Of eate four apple
orchards, pear orchard all grated and choice u fronting
lake; fences and grounds onsments water m
p.r Of the house, in ever respect seneman establishment and
for health unsurpassed the atmosphere dry and adapted
70 weak lungs good bous. and o front the city will be
tten In part payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap.
The S: E w1sSS ,oS md sSTRHfsSSS sTFRSGf i S Of
BROADWAY
Thirty and Rynnh street and also the making
pa par S ~ nS n ''1u e and
street greater width than One Hundred Feet in the Cty of New
We the undersigned Commissioner Of Rsnate
% Of M Sos .G s nd or
G e S s'S sS s ,%,s may nay
and v.a.sa and that an person. interested pocsen
ss s as s ss sss
@ No a. S @ on or before The istS sf sepenSer
md that s :,a 40 ,s S hear . eS1s s . D
that purpose vi Be said each
cHd Ths,Se sbc Of III. ,.d estimate and s,,e,eu together
with and also the ad.viu e.pes and oer documents
Ce Of he pusbe %o IL the City Of New YORK. there
" rs TIT? Ts., % h. f a o.. sa s.sfrS'a By Il. M
Ss S I ; ~. SsasS md .tss the
n Of ,s:; :. e s:, s : = 1. e
@ % s y: sfnr s W & IL &C. s..s ee s % s.a
svsas. SDo. soutSs along the esusr
sS e rs ss .ss % NJ. sssf' % S s
er along the center 3 Of LeIngOn .ysoss and ihg place 70 h
o. % s .o.ssS
1s Ss ss1 s:s ds: q b sss Inc or
OOiGty along the center ss Of Bre.d. % the ssnisI line o. arg,
tn!.l In. s SIKH s1ssa .se. sortS.y along
ss 2 be b., ss's es q s
Inc Of ss hence s :f IL
Tweeth street TIE lin. OF Eighth sveaae eocs noheh
Ong the eens s Of Eighth be osptsr HE Of Twenty eighth
thence hpe Of Twenty eighth street
hne F pshey along the center 1e Of
Ninth othe line Kh xee heaoe etery along
the se Of sF arh ths sentsr ns Of g
and eEe. sSaihey along the has kgh avsnue 70 es point
pAee sf bekianibg
fovr That report hsrsih will be psssisd 70 the Supreme
Of the Ss of Hee Yoi special term nseo 70 be heh be-
fore the he1or.b Albert le.do yssse 10 he Ess a.
the City He'll in The City Of keVyos fabef nonee twenty
be bfrsshs tso a ssvspsEen Paeh.hed 6 O
Heu the pNTdess ee koah bece o. Chapef
Hs ofbs Laxs the Of E.vysrt passed February D.
1871.
dated n - yorf. Apsp,t 10, Is1L
ySHs SIIE,f. z 'Ssssb %oob. iO....-...r.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

..,,0s tora the sdvsn.ases Of SrCS his German
snCo cdy Ss Csar TSs 6SSs hnOw1 SH1n i%
~ % ST T.s Gem Sy TH:Ss, q tNs Ps q
5SS q ss Hs sesS "a Si enc:
F. S..s TSs Of ten year, ~ Sas
dSTTS ns s wsGs Of ss q any
one leading SesSns the alliance as coon a. ancs
:hs snssTd snS nsH in
with Ausris Ss1S,t ,t italy against Austria m SsSed
sde s friends with Russia and now tss se 10 eRasa
victory which she owes smos. en- 20 form alliance
,n Instrs against us Will net ,som such poi
,nderstand the dangers which proceet mutual security
tcvI Ia II not time TO form IeAeu0' "
AGAINST such machinAuOnsi
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
CRIMINAL COURTS,

William Lewis Smith, charged with scuttling and
htng ship Euterp while yoyAge frO% Falmouth %
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
JOiss Fowler YESTERDAY John Kelly Of No 2S West sIeenIns
psom committed charges Of bgAmy preierreo Oy
Hsgnret Kelly Ellen OConnO Michael ioonau thtqwng
one Pnny which s'rach hm on the .aa @ , %
tuurib-st
In the Court of General Sessions before Judge Bed
ford YESTERDAY Ceary charged with stealing watch from J9hn
CAh .Ludwg Waesse accused OF MgSmy Has as
ehnn William Watson burglary committed at No ~ Johhtt
Ss prison two ana hs Charles Brown grand rcenS OF
pleaded guilty attempt at graDd larceny
ut Caulbed forgery the third ST,e 50"
t1lcrt SEQ rOuei
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
REAL ESTATE.

FEwYoRx. Wednesday, Sept 6, 1871.
No sale was made at the Exchange to-day.
Joseph MCGUIRE adjourned the sale Of the lots on
corner Of Avenue and Fourthst until Sept
H. A number Of sales announced TO take place were
postponed or privately settled
Messrs johnson Miller had fair attendance at
their sale at Unionown yesterday, and the property
eold brought good prices. The remainder OF the l0s
win be offered at private sale by the Jersey Land I'M
proyement Company. The property is unusually De.
worthy of inspection.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
DECISIONS-SEPT. 6.

SureriOr COurt-SDecidl Ierm-By Judge Jones,
ftepbes s etonordeI granted In the matter o
Cee D. BayaId-Moon adjourned until 18th inst, at II
Common Pleds-Specdl Term-By Judge, j. r.
D-RomIue AIT Conwe-Moou granted In re John j. kPp-
bee opinion.
Marine Co@t-Part by Judge Tracy1Hender.
sn sy Moore Post OkGy agt barkda Inquest
taen yoorhees Beardsee Percey raye-DIn Gibbs
AT Curtis Pearce Ig Bliss Bum Hull hSbane Agt OBnen-
Discontinued c,.- =, A. -. y.-,.-
Part H-By Judge sheaSegman ag Sloane Meter ag Fos-
Inquest taken Gedney Agt VAndeSh Chhn sgt
-.
Part T-Bv Judge JoshimenAaet agt DehHs, Michael ag
Letter Johpsou at. ABfrod.-Disnssed
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
cona lslan6 Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE-Tems easy-At Flushing, Long
Il Island msutes' walk from Brdge Depot the aug DWELL,
ING with woohed heney and gound, S. improved and fu
eommoous dwelling tn Order with cellar furnace bathroom
stable Wosop he and grounds nicely improved and
sbundsntJ stocked with fruit trees &c With en.ge on Whssose
etI dwelling Appb Dr. WOOD, ths psmises FRANCIS
WO6D, 2Il Esn hirtyseventhst. New.Yort.
ONG ISLAND FARM, near Huntington for
so tllable woodland BaldngS all good
' NJ e. rutland Co., Beeknsnst