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THE COURTS.
CLOSING EVIDENCE FOR THE PROSECu TON
MINORS SIDE OF THE CASE.
TIE MINOR TRIAL.


CLOSING EVIDENCE FOR THE PROSECJ TlON-
NINol,'5 SIDE OF THE CASE,
The trial OF joshua ID. Minor, tho alleged counter
T. Ca, a., cor M ,e.,.,lv william " Antl, rate testified.
'''' "'' w" '' - ' . 49,.
TIE eef E RI WAS tTtr''td, wen win him u no. 2
r..,., We C.I lin - tao re,.,s AMI other ma, ipery for
=, = =,
Ig o'Litei ara plaa! q" ihe tA'-'f pai'r on winch
Cd, r,c;f uorcy is p ri tie sub
m Ia, oa,,i, a eo, ,e,si ,ro,.v and ,I.,e. ,
"'''f'' ou "'t' I'""'' w 'o-"'''"'' " ' ''' '''
rrnng such money! We q" iornh quantity OF ehTra'ers ZOOS
Louis r. wry tr.ti~' In 1873 rrrcste Minor q vCland
Oio With iusnir o monsy in his he then
the &c sunm"rs orr hno Minor stood up ard
Vhincy rtcosny him TIC lie had arrs,e Minor e
cony ete' AID sert TO t." iehir9taIy - 80
Phltim b>Te iesli"d l 5 Vas deputy sheriff aler In
"'in' ono - ih, ne Led !? arrest Johus D< Minor be
iob;2 Z" ME- ~ ' Lr hih rrc'e te was Vo counter
!', a"rr ul han = h TIM; 1in be nIsi.k.n sho tit
f"s-'
" " fn wh, o. wa, a. '5rl he SAD tA't . ame wr' Joshua "
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an VI II" ~ W. ~ ',t ~ s,, c"n'
shed 70 ~ "'' :, % - ,"e ..e 'o9'',hon W % ol h'toL
ih- ho.ct !. % h"' a.! c-hr "ut, m ue gate IN
if"nt "i ~ 'n on NV LInl "I tne Mrfs. .h
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THE ESTATE OF A sIICIDE.

The case of Mrs. Connolly, whose husband, DR.. #.
j. ConnoIS. committed sucr afe killing his
dren before Juge Cnolc yesterday Mrs. Connolly sube
qucnv 'c'ms md pronounced rguar inqu
on Me. Weeks an Foster eibg the the matter Mx
Connolly as'ln. The Of Kin fled consen that
Josiah Baker he appointed COMMITTEE Mrs. Connoys esAte and
THIS DONE but Srh b. Strong, . sppoin,el
praou uote to s, eject signed by Mn
no tror Jn and TAoma, k,ran. The bohers now
that at or lie ri TIE ground that the time they signed
the nie r Josh H. ater have the
estate anl only o h read hn THAT the Of
kin hal mott 4oD; that Mr
have that be- has sO Of
all her prohal aih suthorty leave of he Cout "a.
tate VI Dr. Conhu about $1,000 Decision
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transport '!"l, - N''in. Tj. AH.1o- American AS>O-
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clndc III" n3'.,. e. .'rv 'l:c number of most
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IN The purct>" Ui works otherwise Ob:aInHhlc
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF EBW-TOkK .................DEcEhBRa E
CLEARED.
steamship Beaefsc.or Jones' PLsdepla LoarI steamship
Steamship Delaware. CIoclsr. EewH.sea
ste n,hp Charleston Berry Charleston, Mors.n Co.
Steamship haeas La"runce Norfolk &C. Old D0nin'n Steamship
steamship wn p CLYDE. Drew Norfolk City Point and Richmond
steamship Abem,rs Couch Norfolk. City Point and Redmond
Bark AHsIee Nof ar,en Queenstown for orders reten' Book
Barb Tr,i, duuion Balow. Pors,u.Prnce R. Munayir
Bars Eliza B.rs tBr yesey H9miOn Bs,aaii Miion C"
ss ssas ss co sS'sE Sss9 T. sts', ''a
scs s s.. h ws. ssss .s 1sn5,sP Van H a
seSr @ a1Hsh.is Douglas. Ss.esfn 81, hsna.' omc'acs
sSS ssS o. Gra Hssen s Mead s.@Si sa~oi M4nuaepsc Co
slOop Emily, M.pos New'ilaren
Steamship .r-'n,e Weir Re p, n,h. a F.n,s
bueo Dec Para osh ami ST. rhom. 18Th vii" Hde aud ' '"
s.a%.hP Montgomery EArei'a s''"4'l with ml'e aud ''
steamship M,nbat,.n wOOdAu Charleston s. C.. with md'' ''S
Steamship San s,S.of ScAenon Savannah With Hi's nd
sran.hp Ii.te Lawrence Norfolk with mise and on
OS%D'Ia sRp La GioIs o Windsor S. Rood Liverpool viii
Bar. D.sm.r (Sor) Olsen. rrnlee 5, a.y, ia ballast
Br 'nes to AmT Wool Aug TO- and reiaHs sept {"
e,moal Nc.s.on Par, IS I,y. with ,oSs.r ,, u
Bns Jane. Crosby tof Ne.IOndon, Fargo Fa.uO, H. N'p
Br. Iaas uosrI (Br Messenger St. Johns f. II dy'.sa
6ns Beaver Br) Prrse ROel.ud. B. 20 days with bdHs
Sr1, Sarah Jane t Ferguson Havana 6 days via New LODd
sShr = st. Clair Edrars Ireland Nassau IS da,, with md:e
sehr LIKE Mills (of Bansr) Armstrong J'rme 70 day" VT"
slh.;sn ss,sa sd:ss. js s AZ . . ''.
scuoosERs-KWsE AND coAsIwix
H. s:.in. y; Port Johnson IIst
sarah Louss; PoI. Johnson 1ss. n.. fen xS.Si v''"'
H. T. Bso"i. Pro,iarnee 4. Barls'i. r~,d.ne.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
THE BURNING o" WARWiCKs CASTLE n
ENGLAND.
INTERESTING INCIDENTS OF TIE flEE-AHT
TREASURES SAVED.


FROM The Lotdsn 7iats Iec 4.
Warwick Castle, the grand old haronal
mansion ~ fc EUl ~ Warwick, ut al early Eo1T ""
day morning. Dee. 9 was IL" scene Of terrible and
destructive couiIagraliOn The Castle Is familiar 10
every tourist and the pictures. the GphcliI tap
every apartment rcndccd atra";ivc alike TO tie art let
and the aniiquary. T." fire discovered
about half-past / ori,ck on sunday morning
by the stewar,l-rooin boy, Joseph Powers. and
20 quick the progress Of tie flames that the whole
east wing. between the grand c"rancc hall and the do
mesic Offices, adjoining Casar AMI Guys Towers WAS
speedily gutted, and only the outer walls end III,
charrcd and smOldeTng rubbish remain. These apart
ments consisted. the rOuni floor, Of the waiting
room and library overlooking the courtyard. and
1he me- 'rwsasfa,stIoom, his Ior1ship's room, and
maids rooms, Lady Warwick's bedroom and
dr'.sing rIom' and lord Warwcks dressing room
these lOOkcd Out upon the cOlI tyard and
lookkpg uie river were the Whtc-Room, the Red Bed
RV@, and She Leather Bed Room and Dressing Room
Inc Iurbltufe hud content OF these apartments al
most enlrey eestToyed The on, things saved were
lev OF thc most valuable lactes and some books In
spite Of every eHeion made II leing TO check
tc flames until tie whole ~! this wing vas cunn, ,tcy
truycd. Meanwhile the fire was pouinr across the
grand staircase and atac king the hail. with jfs gorge.
OuHIy we'd Gotlme ro9f tmb!koncd with heradc de-
its ftOr of Venetian marble, and It's criors an
tyue wainscoing hung round with arm0r swords and
natehIooks. Here Was Cr0M wells battered helmet and
The d0ublct IN which LIrd Brooke d1ed Iicbfed n
also antiques aC fossil antlcrs ~ the elk ana
deer Old statues, toinbs aud curoslties
These have all lcIishCd. A.
Along ihe Iiciy @ r,rd roofexecu ued in 1857 from
hsns b. NT PoyDer the lline5 fast ad, and tile
pEneied wooden walls lr YeJ equally infammabe. The
haghhctn apartment. s. fee; Jy 10 fcs and 26 feet In
im"Ky covered with -a fell in and thero remain only
'-e tASs b'-eAened wAsoi VI tho hue.t halls ~ tho
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20

s.be,s frs. the Anchor Lin. Steamship a'' ys
THE 0sd Jary ummonee for Decembef ana
Bedford snu yesterday discharged for the tm ~
The petit jGy for this month was also dacharseo
Frank Anderson was tried in tho Court or oyer
Teaine Yesterday charge Of canns % ~ %o.
acquitted Charles Clsrk sGsd with ohns 1 ~,
sequitsd MhseI Oonan eksrsl Win aabbpg Mn.~ n
ne julio saber obasias goods under ss h,s
Sas Prison u Chahs StrSHea, asslng W"" sn' '
ysue . 80, STATE Prsoa u yeanL
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
A PRISONER DIES FROM NEGLECT.

All uHAllOWu nlall, age oo, ia'iHk Idi, iHuS-
and eyes bhck and panons found early
yestea intoxicated and unonsiou at Twenty and Sixth
ave- Thtt-st Police station Contrary the
police rrguaons Sergeant MEwaine In command Of the onue
examine the hut
ordered cell. The duornsn visited on
from placed his cell until t1 when prisoners
fonnd he Charges
Ieerrd by Superintendent Keo against AcEwan
and Kennedy f. gec Of duty.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
CIVIL NOTES.

The cases of Jacob Worth and others Of the Six
ternh Ward Broolu, implicated the election auds rost 0aed
yesterday.
The case of Bowen agt. Chase known rs thr Jumel
will before Jnis Caroo application
have papers replaced which by Neon Chase
the denan James G. Carter tie Ohe VI the Csr.
tity and COunty Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
No Steamship Mails
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMDURG-Iu steamship Thur;nsa Dec lo-MsIor e r.
Ms.ens schhrow lady and child Tbos Foster. r. kad, NJ
Frtilqlder &. Ws Schws C. 1rsse C. SuiHer and o.
Umsnr. MIS- X. Umann g. tlmano Carl Junkernann Mrs h. Roth
Robert RCengen Mrs Roengrn Mrs VI Rentgrn Mia AGas
to .utyen. Mas Sophy the steeage.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM RIO JANEIRO. Ic-In steamship Mrrnmsck Dec. 10
Joseph g. Fuller Col wm H. Hun,ey II. ~ Collier r g. Gulk
pi E. D,an A. H. Burns L sehinalo, Prof G. f. Ilri, L,
Dniourcl C. Bates Col wm CT cston. Capt IL Marquis
tides G. Berreres Dr. Royal f. C. Gosns Milton L4en'r ,p
Hshhap j. Leech. X. Flood q. Davenport
tas Nelson John Robinson TalO ~ yages D,Ct..
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
hIyIaTCRE ALMANAC.

720 Sun 4:5 Moon is
sandy Hook. PA Cows island. z5 Hell Gate Perr.. iA
wATER rHfs DAf-P y.
Sandy Hook Cows lsini.. 1921 Hell Gate Pcrfr $40
New-York tribune., 1871-12-20
CENSUS RETURNS.

WAsuISGroS. Dec l9.--Thc following is the aCgre-
gate the ening June 1870 received at the Census
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