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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-07-15

JUVENILE LITERATURE.-The latest specimen of
Juvenile literature is this As William Wiki
ins was walking in the garden one day, he met
his dear sister and thus he did say :" Why is a
. Because" said this wicked boy, the older
he grows the more of a yel-ler he will be-" His
good grand mamma overheard him and went to
bed sick with grief.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-07-15
IMP0RTs.

FRoM ST. GEORGES soUND-Per Bed MOnde, July sh =
Is tons Coal.
FRoM PoRT LUDLOW. W. T-Per srace Roberts. July
10th =-214,65O # Rough y w Lumber i $50 # Dressed n
W Lumber, 5O54 VI Shingles, SKIS POttoes, 1 keg Butter TO
Walker q Allen
FROM HoSGKoNG-Per Sapphire, JuyAlIth :-l3 bales
Canvass, s tons Coal, 10 es Brandy TO Boes 4 Co.
From NASAINo, " L-Per ATLANTA. July 18th 1900
t0ns Coal 10 II IIackfeId d Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-07-15
DEPARTURE S.

DEPARTURES
July 7-Schr HokJele. Booth. for Mookai.
S-Schr Moi biki. Green. for Maui.
lO-schr Odd Flow. Makahi, for Hawaii
1O-Schr Jenny, .ambert, for Kauai.
lO-SchT Hattie, ale. for Kauai.
10 Stmr KilaueaA NJ &c regor. for Maui and Hawaii.
1l-Sctr Active, MHisE, for IIawaiI.
ll-Brt ship Beau ADnde, Ross, for Bakers Is.
I2-Nor Ger b. Vest Dirks. for Hongkong.
12-Schr Pauahi, Balktier, for Molokai-
I2-Schr Observation-Disclosures for Maui.
I3-Schr IA Moi, CIune. for it nj.
I3-Schr Mary Ellen. De %.ui.
li-Schr Warwick, JC NoIokai.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. I.
TRIVIAL

ARRIVALS.
My S-Stmr Kianea, McGregor, from Hawaii and Maui.
s-Schr Jenny, Lambert. from Kauai.
S-Schr Luka, Kaai, from Hawaii.
s-Brt ship Beau Monde, J w Ross, 81 days from
King Georges Sound, Aus, en- route for Bakers Is
o-Schr Pauahi, BaIlastier, from MoIokai-
y-SchT Active, MeIish, from Maui.
lU-Am bktn Grace Roberts. Geo r Knacke, % days
from Port Townsend, w T.
liam ship Sapphire, f j Soldiers, A days from Hong
kong, en- r ute for GuanO Is
u-Nor Ger bk vesta, r Dirks, 10 days from San
Francisco.
1r-Schr IA Moi. Weatherbie. from Maui.
lI-Schr ManuOkawei. Thompson, from Maui.
I2-achr Mary Ellen. Davis. from Maui
l2-schr Metric Merrill. Crane. from Maui.
12-Srhr Warwick. John Bull, from MolOkai.
13-Shr Moi Keiki, Green. from Maui
13-An bk ATLANTA, Chas ii Sinclair, IS days from
TictOria, u C..
15-ScLM Mary, Keoki, from Kauai.
15-Stm Kilauea. McGregor. from Hawaii and Mani.
l5-SchrAnnie, Nika. from Hawaii
1j-Schrl auahi, BaIIastier from Molokai.
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EXPORTS.
ASSENGER

PASSENGERS.
FoR HoSoKoxe-Per vesta, July 12th4 Chinese and 10
Japanese
FRoN WINDw ARD PoRTs-Per Kilauea, July I5-His Ex
2 W H~utehison- Judge HartweIL- r Sterling, W VI Gibson, II
Gibson, Prot Alexander, II Turton, E Perkins, Mr. Baldwin.
and about 20 on deck.
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TO LET.
NOTICE


7 y HEREBY GIVEN, THAT J. MOTT
II SMITH, has been constituted my Attorney Ia fact, durlne
my absence abroad.
jyI 2t WIN. HILLEBRAND, II. D.
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TWNO 30 r o w THIRTY-FIVE HUN.
II DRIED DOLLARS for two or three years, at nine per
cent interest, Real Estate security.
jyl s. b. DOLE, Corner Fort and Merchant SITS.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
IRoN-CLAD PRIGArEs.

Beside these there the irOnoad monitors Uragan,
TyphOn Streltz JadinOrog BronneIosze Latink, Lava
Perun, Wjestschum. Koldun, the armament or when
consists Of nine and thrteennch smooth bore castiron
cannon and in part OF eight and ninench ried steel
cannon. Each monitor has two turret guns. The tun-
mage Of each is about $780, the horsepower 1000 There
are two frgaes in process Of building The re-
mander Of the Rrussian feet ia composed Of six spsof
thenc eight frigates, eighteen COrvettcs, seven cup
pers sxty-twO Cannonboas six steam frigates, four
imperial yachts thirteen schooncrs twenty-five trans
port vessels avisos sixteen soops altogether
two hundred and ten wooden steamers. There
are also thrtyseven sailing vessels, five yachts,
four schoOners, fifteen transport vessels, and
fifteen slOops. Thus Russia has really very
formidable feet. wooden, and especially iron-clads.
The marine is 70 be armed with breechoading arm, ca
pabe of firing shots per minute, TO be used by the
landing OF troops in hostile territory The Angsburger
Agencine Zein0 has sentence in one OF its late num-
bers which applies very well appendix to these fig
ures:
When we consider that such giant empire, which
sits astfiie Europe and ASIA commanding an army OF
nearly million of men, cannot put It's ships INTO motion
without going under the cannon Of hostile forts hai the
Russian fleet compelled to lie six months Of the year
ast i'm the ice OF the Baltic aud in tine Black sea. SEN
fenced by Treaty OF 1866 70 perfect immortality 1t
mus, not he wondered Gt when the Car tries 10 remove
The fette that bind him.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
ASSAULTS AND CASUALTIES,

Thomas Ambrose and Robert Ludlow drank
in Peter Hoeys saloon No % Washingtonst and refused
To pay Hoey hurled tumbler at Ambrose, cutting
him severely In the face, and then beat Ludlow Am
Jrose was taken TO the Park Hospital. Hocy was ar
rested aud Yesterday was committed to the Iombs.
Frederick MOnck, while entering his dwelling, No ~
Eizabeh-st yesterday morning, was SHOT by some ui
known person Peter Wranze Of seventy -5ec0ndst ana
Eighthave Geo. Pfe Of No. 493 Nnthaye, ana Conrad
MertZ OF No 1856 Laurcnsst accidentally sIot these'es
yesterday, each In the left hand. - c,.
During fight I'm StantOn-st, near Ridge, sylvester
Ready OF No. 227 Stanton-st was brualy beaten ana
kicked about the head and face. .
Adam Vcnter a keeper Of a beer saloon at NO. l6O
Thrdst was severely burned about the face ana neck
q pistol loaded with powder only having been hred at
him by Herman Brumharte during row III the saloon
yesterday morning. 1,,.
Charles Crowley and James Lane assaulted Charles
Million, fellow tenant yesterday Al No. 352 East IhlrB
seconds and Crowley bit of portion OF hli9hs ho5e
Million wal also shockngly beaten about the head anu
face. The asSaants were arrested and ccmmtteu 10
await trial. g., -,
Julius Ker, while carrying a loaded donbe,barreelea e. "a
Gun along Beac-st saturday evening, dropped ~ 70
the wall, and il was discharged The small shOt WIN
which one the barrels loaded entered the breds
Of Sergeant Rlrc Of thu Fifth Precinct who was on GUY
near the place causing painful wounds kcrl was ar
rested hut discharged yesterday by justice Hogan
ROrke declining to maze complaint.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
DECISIONS. +.
Supreme Con-,

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge 1ngrlhafn.
Blson LsekemanMoou granted On payment u 80 csS
The General Term of the Superior Court, on Satu1-
day announced the oOwns decisions in cases argued P''
BY Judge. Mcneil McCunn and Jones-Rafas W LeAVr etA
Charles W. Dsbney ct al-Orer affirmed with costs opnes
Judges Mcneil AMI Jones' william p McsndrN ag william o-
lock jyament Alarmed opinion by Judge Moael dss'nn's
opinion by judge Jones' -,
By Judges aone AcCann. and speucessmnsl Smaons e al ~
Nelson TsppsnRIcepton overrui aud Judgment ordered TX ~
tics the verdict With opinion Judge Mcneil ssnt IS.
drew j. ennouSame decision AeyAsder Bonnel e a. AT hI
u - 80 a. 49,, a. an
Diet with The Ms sehue Life Insurance Co AL jane
p,uter-Jueut Anunei sh opinion, by Jng. Sencef
by Chief Justice Barbour Sd Judges Jones aud
Ne~iok aad Jamaica Railroad Co agt Jas T. norr--J-.
strmel with opinion By Jadge Mc,unn William Nst ~
M Ia, Mn Ias ~ s.re, ianrs K,,tl.a5 al AZ.
- srNnei.
30 -. - ha s"as.nt. ., ,bs G cent. onU,ns h. judge
Nyu' y I aaI 1on 1, n A t,. Mil ,, ~ ,.o ii, ;y \.
} ~. :, ", "a t ~ w. NJ l p,, ~ N - o., rlrr "A
~, itNs, -, - - ~, i.,.i,St - Tbauy.. -
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
THE FUNERAL OF CARL ANsoHUTz.

a large number of friends, including many
leading musicians assembled at the residence OF the atc
Carl Apsehz in East Twenty ysixth-st, yesterday 10
particpate in the funera services over his remains All
the singing societies Of the city wererepresented ny large
delegations. Among those present were Con Slgei 'hr
ForInes Bernstein, Poznansk, Lafayette NJ hArflSoh
and Carl Bergman. The body lay In Silver-stuuieu
rosewood coffin On a small table at the head Were t"o
WAX candles and wreath Of DaOrtees. silver piat9
on the coffin bore the customary inscription, whle seh
oy or the lid were tnDOrteiies and roses.
As the time for the removal OF the rtlhins 70 t,io
hearee approached, delegation OF the IhhaiIhoIc oo
ciety numbering about thirty, under the uiecto VI
Carl Bergnann Played choral aud several OF beetno
vcns funeral marches at the conclusion OF WIcn tn
North Eastern Sangerbund, OF which the deceased ha
boen fprominent member, went INTO the street. anu
under the direction OF their President with uheOFcreu
heads sang the praises Of their departed DrOtner no
funeral address was then delivered by Herr heuen
feldf Flowers were placed within the CONN, ana
II was then carried to the hearse, the
Philharmonic Society playing dirge Dy Beeih0Veh.
Tie funeral cortege Included representatives. OF an me
singing societies. The following were palbearers cen
Sic9l Or Hedenfed, Prof. Glaubenstier, ana Hers
Bergmann Neuendorf, Heibuth, Hoerter, FaGeL ana
Schuckmann.
Although the deceased Roman Catholic, ne never
attended that church except professionally, ana was
buried Greenwood Cemetery without religious rlts or
auy kind. At number Of German resorts, hags were
die played at balf-mast mark OF respect % MS
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
COURT BUSINESS DURING TIE PAST YEAR.

The following is a detailed statement OF the
work transacted in the Supreme Court at Chambers dur
Msass; I'd g made sF,2?9 & aif g, I?s,ssP % sSs &
Ts1 gt. Se'G5rs % loser ,,, s1 % @ Js 5S go % 81 Js B 3
S9.sTeg. % s % c s,e 2 Ig & T Witt o. 5sSs.s ootDS.
M iasi iu'gs oa petcuEB, Jaaro I1San 49, Judge
Hsri 1885, jais. ctfo,o, 10, Judge BHiy i5 dee
Bsrnr ia& s'iSrn. S Ja, cafo, 81 Judge Br.i, %
.ga scO3s o9Seaed and ,s, ,aTs5 ,To,. as e & S
49, Iunc.ons ssaed and 5By jog. "a & s
issued and fBy Judge I1gr1h.% 1855 J1ge BaI,ar
heard judgments foreclosure and sac granted ls lgnrn.
ofd7ores gr,e1 e w Of habes corpus issued go csc, 3d
sHfe!t: a.d Ss fs statement ncqe Par's oris
grsued q which there probably less than 10000
The customary annual statement OF the busi-
ness done in the Superior Court and Court Of Common
Pleas during the past year have not yet been prepared
owing 70 the heavy work wh ch has deyoyed upon tho
clerks About 500 causes have been disposed OF In each
Tcnsn ~ Ppd t The Bnin cr CLARK controversy and
the case OF John Mitchell agt. zen John A. DIX respect
ing the power of the United states authortes-ha'
ing been Of interest and Importance.
In Surrogate Hutchings's Office during the
past year 700 wills have been admitted to probate; let
ters Of administration upon 1l0O estates have been
issued and 300 letters Of guardianship have been granted
lowing tesiat0rs have been contested; Heh6y I,aI
nett Henrietta Stearn, Ann Levy, Peter Beckner'
Ees6or BsrriHson. enicti Steele, Jacob Rogelina.
Mary Fox. James COyne, Richard D. AddlngtOh hat4eS
clark John McDernott :. ". Peyser, Martin Ahern,
Chas Forman, sylvester Mersereau, Morris Dayton
Robert Galloway, Atom Witzbach. Phllppena Ki9el'
tnaries A. Graham. Mary Newcomb, Margaret Kelly,
John Kennedy, Ann White James DpsenberTy. sSnSy
WIN. Love VIM HertZei, and James y, laylor
Al these have been decided except the Love and
Taylor mattere, which til trial and the Fox ana
Hertzel suits decisions in which will be rendered soon
The Fox ease is one Of great importance, involving
national questions OF law while the Iay Or bids fair
to be one Of the most interesting on record.
Five thousand, two hundred and eighty six
cases have beeu tried by Justices DOwlng and Shandey
in the Court Of Special Sessions. They classified
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
THE DUTIES OF sHERIFFs-OPINIoY OF JUDGE
MCCUNN.

Judges Mcneil, McCunn, and Freedman have
rendered an important decision in the OF the Com
merca Warehouse Company of this city against John 3
Graber. This is appeal from notion denied a,
Special Term for order requiring the Sheriff 10 pay
deposit with the Clerk money alleged 10 have been
received by the Sheriff in lieu of bail upon order Of
arrest apply the in satisfaction OF htLiudg
ment which had been obtained in the action When the
defendant arrested, the bail offered being unsatis
factory. he deposited with the Sheriff he allie sl5cs
security that his bail would properly jnstfy Judg
ment subsequently entered against him. ana ho gave
bail for the limits The majority Of the Court aihrms
the order denying the motion, but Judge McCuhn IN DIS
He Of the opinion that the shoals he oose uPo hs
Of the defendant and should baI tesa applied 10 ihe
says himself and deposit the son under
not BY virtue Of solemn statute passe purpose n,,
but Ofoer Of the Law be not being interested and W D. VAS
=, ~ and hat ss reSas@eDts Of she code might 6eo@pei IL il
does rot belong sSea to male Is. By tAer ssag nor 1'n
oner. Of th. Ia" esa Only BE- tod old o. hsh % fs' , y
be appsi would be well for sheds snd other ministerial Oae'ss
learn that In controversies where they called upon 70 sei e Ny
must the benefit Of the parties he coutyry In ihs csc
81 500 taken by the sheriff ur recognized by the code as one
sheriff aege that taken otherwise than the law directs 1nd
Aner the Sheriff gets the funds steps they
shall be appropriated The presumption that the money eol 20 '
should that special bsl put III defendant
surrendered before judgement eaiere Il neither act b oS ss
money only be gae IN the custody OF the a" and that % l'
benefit " tie plaintiff
,hs Shsnf Deputy sheriff G not pay the moae INTO tog
TIE certificate these funds tie funds Of The aso
Of his vors familiar learning second the deposo ani hs
principal did not apply In me,beoro Judgment hsg e,
the defendant liberty. Now the eject Of al u NUS
be one Of two hnss hnsr voc money VS. seps p Ss s
snt and the duty Of the Courts protect public officer nf
oar power NOT 10 protect the sheriff by Org nouey gph
TO the payment q this asmnt The ore Of ne Cool. osos .e'
be reversed AMI oref entered sausyng tie Judgment ONT
noueys in the hands Of the sheriff
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
BILLIARDS.

In the amateur tournament In progress for
the past uonth at the Apollo Rooms, the prize-a new
biard-table-was awarded on Saturday, to Mr. Worsel
who made of 7SO. The next ia tho contest was
Mr.. La TOurette.
Rudolphe has challenged Mr.. Cyrille Dion to
play fOur-bal American game, 100 points, push and
crotcba upon tire table as al the last match
for money stake of 0OO the winner also 70 take the
proceeds of the house The game Is 70 be played In tn
cty between the 2jth and 3st OF January, 1871 GARNER
aud Rudolphe are &c play Jan. 81.
John Deery and Joseph Dion are matched to
PLAY points ball carous for $500 side at Pats
Hal, San Francisco, jan. ~.
Edward Daniels and Cyrille Dion have ar
aIged to play their match 800 up at the threeDall
game, for 1850 side, ON the 25th.
GARNER gave an exhibition in Taylor's Hotel,
Jersey CITY, Saturday night He frat played French
game loo poirts up with an amateur, Norman j.
Rowe and beat him easily. His best runs were l9 ls,
and l6. He next engaged G. A. Fink, the champion Of
Michigan in all American carom game. aud defeated him
by the OF 1000 3G5 In this game GARNER scored
runs of 2lJ, l53, III IS, and 60.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
The COURTS.
SCHEDULE FOR 1871.

Below will be found ths assignment of
and Judges for the present year In the Supreme
Court the assignment made pursuant to the act passed
last April. Judg Van Brunt Of the Common Pleas has
been appointed to hold those terms where his name
GnIral Tm.-Fr Tuesday Of January Febunry April jane,
SpsSGl Isrmtor Enpmrra.d Mononl-Febuary Iugr,hnm
March Brady May suthead October Carooj December Barnard
dOrO April Brsy a,y Insr.hsm June Barn,ri JUL CsrOo;
ber Brady Decembe Caroo The Judge will hold the
to ni including the SATURDAY preceding the ds Monday Of the
cc9sT.. e'd Ssr ami 9tzT'"T IT.; TJ,nua-P,r I Brady
land Aprl-Par l., Van Buni Part H. Sutherland hay-Par
PART H. VAN Btin 0ec5srPrt l. and Over and Tsrmps Bama
Psr II RAD SoyemS@-Pa saSsTl.udI P.r, III V,u Brapt
DecnberPsr Oyer ard Tennner IEgrshm Part H. Brady
Where Circuits held tie time the cd nnmbers Will he
placed the Calendar Of Part l. aud the numbers on the Calendar
The following the assignments OF Judges in the su-
perior Court:
G,nra TtsI,nusry, Mcneil JOne. and Spencer February.
B0q & Na su @ I % & ss sea Rsoa SGa9 n.h P h
Spencer Jaae MeCgnn Jones' aud Freshman October Mcneil Me
eanS smS I Bca .a oS. Ss'' "''' 'Ad De-
Sp4a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pebuary-Preeinu; March
Soyenber-speneeri Decembs-fre,dmsn
Barbour Gpfftir.a asyJons. Juos@sP.nesr o5.oSs
BstOur Noysnber-nsClnn Deesnbsr-hone Pss I-JanS,v
MOuei Juue-BsrSoari oc,ObsPed.ni SOvembeJOn,,; De-
Chambers ia Vaca'on-Mons-P Monday July to Moud,y
July H. inclusive frcsnan-trom rnes' July 49, 70 Ieeay Aug
TO- inclusive spenerFom THURSDAY, Aug H. to Thuri Aug 81
inclusive Jone-Rrom Fnzv, |, TO Friday, sept u.s. ncn
MeCCnaFrom 81 lriy Sept 10, to Saturday Sept A neu-
Gn>rI Terms IN Wednesday. Aug Harbour aud
Freedman. THURSDAY. Aug Jl-Joaes aud Spencer.
The assignment OF Judges IN the Court OF Common
Pleas ~ given below:
General Tsrmsopen At mFirt Monday ofJanusJ Dsly CD
j. Robinson and Low MONDAY Of March, DAILY Ch j. Laremoe
and j. T. Da 6rss Monday OF May Day Ch j. Robinson sn Le
hr Monday Octohs Day Oh j. Larrmore and j. r. DAILY
Monday Droeml r. Day. In j. Robinson aud Loev
SPECIAL fTIas-For dI o. Of factOpen Et IL m-Fu
Moay ~ Jsnnar Part LArrrmoei Monday OF Febpar-
Part L. Robinson H. DAY. hrst Monday Of harchP.n L.
pr-Pau L. Day Oh J. Part H. j. T. DALI
Monday MA-Pa H. Locs t Monday Of June-Ps L. j.
D,lyi Part H. Dell, Ch j. d Monday Of fOctohePan oev
Mouday Noyemb.-Part T. Lsrenorci Pat H., j. Ds
Moudsy Of Dece nbcr- Part l.. } w. Daly.
lgnty TrmsOptn II amfirt Monday Of February Lae
more April holi,ol 1ne Loewi November Robinson
CLdmifrs-Opeus a tm-JAnusryt y. T. DAILY fclu4V paT
Ca j. March Robinson. Agnl Locs, MAJ T. D.Yi Jue L.,
more Jgy l,s aui ccoli Nsck Lueotv. do r AL four
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A MODEL POLICEMAN.
prRcIAPs DISCOVERED AT wORK-ATTACK on
nrrInrp-nNr nuRGI AR SHOT.


AN OFFICER-ONE BURGLAR SHOT.
About 1 o'clock on Sunday morning Angus
Mccullough, private Waterman, on duty at ArbucAle'
Brothers Co.'s establishment, Nos 10 and 20 Waterst,
Brooklyn discovered six burglars endeayorng 10 iorce
an entrance into the Office. He ran to the SecoDdFr
cnct Station-House, and requested aid. Sergeant cam
Immediately Officers Cowen Quevedo, and McCarty
to the place and on their arrival the officers, looking
through the Windows the burglars busy with chisels
and hammers at the Of the safe After short con-
sutaton they concluded that they match for the
thieves, and Officer Cowen directed to go
to Fulton Ferry and bring back with him
the policeman on duty at that point Shortly AFTER ne
had gone the burglars rushed from the house Win
rev0yers in their hands, and attempted to make their
escape It seems that at this time officer McCarty was
alone his cOmIade, Queyedo, having disappeared In
some unaccountable manner, and the burglars made
dash past McCarty dischargng three shots at him as
they did So Fortunately the officer not struck and
pursuing one of the men, he attacked him with the butt
OF his revolver beating him on the heal ana the Two
clinched and rolled the ground. While they were
struggling together four shots fired 10y the retreat
ing burglars and ball struck the prOstrte DulRlr Ill
tie left shoulder He then surrendered and was taken by
Officer McCarty 10 the SationHOuse, where he gave MS
name John Erwin. DR.. Barrey prOOed the wOulu, Dut
could not find the bullet The man is believed 10 De
fatally wounded. -,
on examining the house. full set of burglars tools
was found the floor in the office, and on the Sidewak
pistol belonging of the burglars The front door
was found been prcd open, and the OUTSIDE Pa
OF the safe had also been forced on Ihe %99unhcu
burglar was subsequently identified as a wel-khoWh
offender, who has served term OF 1--WE years III the
state Prison for burglary and has been but Is months ~
large He lives at No. 90 Adamsst, where be ha, Wfg
and two children officer McCarty says that hc hrcd
two shots, but is not aware that he hit any one
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
CIVIL NOTES.
No branch Of the Superior Court or COur. Of

No branch OF the Superior Court or Court OF
Common Pleas will be held to-day and jurors summoned
for to-day will attend tomorrow at 10 n. in the
superior Court and at II a. H. in the Court Of Common
Pleas.
Judge Blatchford will sit in the L. S. Dis
trct Court tomorrow for the disposal OF Admiralty
The first case the calendar is that OF the
steamer Florida seized under a~chargc ot being htted
Circuit Court Judge Woodruff will SIT 10 hear jury trials
IN civil causes during portion OF the present month";
The officers of the Supreme Court on Satur-
day presented Jacob f. Valentine the CHIEF officer Of the
Court with fire gold watch, chain, and ocket worth
over $500 in gold. The presentation speech made BY
Judge CardOzo in one ot the COurt-roOms, aud Mr.
Valentine returned thanks briefly. The party after
ward partOok Of refreshments spread in an adjOn-
ing room.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
QUEENS COUNTY COURTS IN 1s7o

The following Is summary of the criminal
business done IN the Queens county Court Of Sessions
and the Court Of oyer and Tcrmncr, during 1870:
indicted II convicted trial a. acquitted jury
disagreed 5; convicted confession 10i nos rrlu entered ad
mited 10 bail ~ fines imposed Sl5 sentenced C States Prison %
sentences suspended q discharged by order Of the Court hE
number " rec0gnizances forfeited. B.
Cnrictioas IN Speta Jamaica O. Flushing 8 sevows
B. Hampstead North Hampstead 81 oyster Bay, 2 sentenced
County jail IS House Of Refuge incl 10, whole
Der Of convictions b. Courts Of Record snd SPECIAL Sessions %
County Court besri and orders made 275
jnnnts obtained G Judgments Of foreclosure ~ sppib l0
application. e infants real estate 49, Judgment Of divorce
calls from Justices Court 70 County Court, a.
SrOg1fes COUrW entered probate I'D eties of sinnis
tron granted l general guardians appointed 5o citations ssaed
about l,B0.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
TIE ORPHANS FAGR-A GROWING SUCCESS.
The Fair at the ArmOry of the list Regi-

ment attracted immense crowd on Saturday evening
and has at last become successful that it is TO be con-
tnued uat next Thu sday night. Tho voting for the
sword has given rise TO an exciting contest between the
friends Of various prominent men. Up TO Saturday
night Gen shaer had received the largest number Of
votes The sword will be awarded on Wednesday night
number OF lotteries, uding some valuable prizes,
will be drawn the successive nights Of ths week In
one lottery OF 1900 chances, at 80 each, the prizes are
diamonds and watches now exhibition at No. 58l
broadway AlmO all tho goods now at the bazaar are
10 be disposed of at auction, beginning tomorrow night
The Hebrews have made still further contributions TO
the Fair both OF money and goods.