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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-26

SCHOOL BOoKS.-Johu g. Fox will
sell any and all of the new text books
ordered by the State Board of Educa-
ton, as well as such of the old series
as are retained i'll the schools-and in
fact, all other kinds of boOks-cheaper
than any other dealer in this section of
the country. Parents and guardians
should make a note of this, and call
on Fox. #Se2
NoTICE.-The public are hereby
cautioned against buying the water of
a certain spring situate on the Lake
Bigler Toll Road, about two miles
from Carson, from w. ID. Torreyson,
or any person other than myself, the
said spring being on my line of sur
vey and claimed by me.
e. ID. SWEENEY.
JEwELRY LosT.-A little girl of this
city, about four weeks since, lost a
small gold neck-chain with locket at
tached; also, a pair of gold sleeve but
tons enamelled with the letter a."
The finder will please leave the same
at this office. #se3
FRESH FRUIT.-James J.. Mandle-
baum is receiving fresh fruit from
California daily. He also keeps on
hand all kinds of confectionery, no.
lions, fancy goods, cigars, tobacco,
toys, etc.
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IN Observation-Disclosures FOR building

SaNIl ITuz, CaI., sep
TENDER Goth, by Rev. $. Ii. Wiley, E.
b. Pixley to Miss Mamie Z. Cope, both
of Elko, Nevada.
Observation-Disclosures Bradley ar
rived in town yesterday morning from
California.
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BHLY WILSON RErURsED.-About
o o'clock last evening Billy Wilson
end James Peel arrived in town from
Aurora, and reported that the party in
search of the escaped %convicts had
found their tracks about 20 miles south
of Aurora. y party OF fifteen from
Aurora is in pursuit. Mooney started
for Bishop Greek with another party.
Wilson's pony rider was captured, AMI
by indications found on h road is
still a prisoner. Charley Jones
was at Hightower's saw mill,
dressed in the coat and boots of
flour at that place stating that he had
a party of miners in the woods hat
was hungry. The convicts appear to
be six in number, yet there was II
bare footed, which leads to the belief
that the 9th was the pony rider. Mr..
Wilson is of the opinion that they
will be captured to-day.
ACCIDENT. - Yesterday forenoon, a
Chinaman engaged in running down
wood from one of the fumes west of
the city, to the railroad track, while
running a loaded hand car met with
an accident whereby he lost the first
fIrne finoars of nix rirht hand He
started the car down the track, Which
9oaa whon ha o;dan+.iirt III ~. III
hard 81 him. on that ,snE and tLn c.~
nasSad go IL can,o 20 tbiHc;tr
and n ! 90 drassoJ thn yo,n3
PERSoNA.-E, Il. PiXlev, the ac-
comn,isbad ta}aoranb onar,tor and
-. ,r ~
ticket agent Ior Tie |. L. Il. IL. o.,
a. ~, Si,r,rd ana ,aff
here last evening for home. At the
time of the death of his hrothar Matt
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Dfstrlct COuft-TION. tHARLES n. HARRIS.
MONDAY, Sept. %, 1871.
The following business vas tran
sactsi in this Court:
Dangburg II Schultz VS.. Bass ct al
Documentary evidence introduced.
Gonley vs.. Chedic.-Judgment for
defendant.
of distribution ordered.
Treadway vs.. Wilder.-Writ of res
titution ordered in favor of plaintiff.
Richards vs.. Mooney Decree of
foreclosure ordered.
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CHRONOLOGICAL.

BURGLARS.-Ihat SOine or the eS-
capped convicts or their outside confed-
crates are prowling about, is a patent
fact. On Friday evening Mrs. Dorsey
was alarmed at hearing the heavy
footsteps of a mar on her porch. Her
title dog fought bravely, and kept the
Htruder off. Mr.. Dorsey is absent
from home. and none but ladies have
been stopping at her house, with the
exception of +. b. Pixley, who at the
time spoken Of was in town. The
dwelling is rather an isolated one, and
lust the place burglars would choose
for their purpose. On Sunday night,
about 10 o'clock, the family were
again alarmed. Mrs. Whitford, sister
to Mrs. Dorsey, went into the back
ward for some articles of clothing. and
saw distinctly two men, She ran for
the house, and caught on a clothes
line in her haste, consequently could
not clearly distinguish the parties y
piece of tirewOOd was thrown yioieatlE
from the outside, through a pane of
glass, which struck Mrs. w. on the
head. She swooned with fright, and
when restored. told what she had seen.
Mrs. f. Ii. PIXley had been exhibiting
her bflial presents, among WHICH was
some silver ware. Inc presents were
standing on a table III the parIor, ana
the supposltloil IS that thev We're seen
by the burglars from the outside ana
that their intention was to break in
and take them OF. The ladies screamed
Justify. and their neighbors. James
Cheney and his brother, went to their
assistance; James Chehey remained
Iii ha Lnomn iLat Mr. D9rsov j.
s;s,ar 70 tba i,mantad Nf,.t piyiar
whosa vito j. now st,vinr in t6aa
horSa ,rba narraS of ia w6oIa f,n,-
~ - nacassaIIy rn.r,nr anJ .
,atition - - uirLtIy y'i+I,ja,s
~ rosult serionJy N douht h
moILd. ha hu,riarS ora vol ,cHuaiotad
il, Town. and are aware.of the absence
OF j.. Dorsey from home.
HOME AGAIN.-CoI. Abe Curry, who
has been on a visit of some weeks to
,bo E,s, ra,,r,od rssord.r looki,r
as though the trip mad done MN good.
Ola APE mas brought win MN TWO
patent poilhs iIaGiiiles' ina ~ ne
mas me patent lor tpeil ne say ina
MS machine Is iar superior 10 the one
he uhe Colonen can bore al A CHEAPER
rate than Fox. One Of the machines
- Nv 80 Nv IN Nv 80
y. "o.t' =, ~ "a
Va ~ rev p'tcut Po9. 'i 'e
s"ail NAVE io'S Vi ooles HOW
JEWISH HOLIDAY Yesterday our
town seemed To he in mnurninr The
stores of all our Jewish merchants
were closed, and beinGthe most promi-
heht places OF BUSINESS, maze our
city look ike tiat ora ,aeseFteu VII,
rage iduieS ana S~en''eiieli dressed
IN thelr pest azure walked aFouiio ana
IL almost seemed IKEA oaopath gay;
towns and we could make but a sorry
appearance
COOP JoKE.-Last Saturday night a
freiobt train on the C.. p ran off theI
-
tlach al t.e ,eIuI ""ousneu. one GaE
YALE M.s" unIot, ur,ei' d,oii ol'aiia
the shed and was bursted open, when
10 anu peilolu, out eIa"ieu TWO great
st6wad theInsalyes avrav an Tie bantS
of the turhid N]iissouri.
Two cohFlcts shied around Cofne-
liam Hot Springs, and afterward struck
into the road beyond, on Friday even
ms 49, sniJ - hno n'riS IuI IenS
-. =" ooTod - D.
80 un,Sa n,iIa he%'ond carma
liam, and got his breakfast.
|
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2 REWARD.

T OSr BY OR STOLEN FROM HI UNDER
IL sigued, one double barreled W. W. Greenor
shOT GUN, No. 10 gauge, 30-inch barrels.
No. 1869, with Moore l. Harris locks. One dent
on left barrel, six inches from muzzle. The above
reward will be paid for the return of the gan to
L.. NAIL,
se5-lm Sheridan, Douglas County, Nev.
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TO MILL MEN

I k00 TO 1900 lbs. OLD TYPE
l.OOO equal if not superior to Babbett
Aetal-fors sale. Apply At this ofice Immediately,
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Arrivals at the Hotels.
oRMsBY HousE-GEORdE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR

oRMsBY HousE-GEORGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
I Buchanan, Virginia J McCone, Silver City
" Peairy. John Sullivan, Benton
II l. Robey. L Chalmers, Silver Mt
Thns Uarkin, Gold Hill Mis- Prendeville, Glenb'k
Miss l. Holman, " VIM B tore, Colusa
J B Marshall, " W b Campbell, Hot SEs
Miss l. Morgan, Joe Beer, Empire
Abe Curry, Washington Sam Wright, Sacramento
W II Ewali. England Miss Perry,
ST. cH~ARLEs-GEeR6E TuFLY, PROPRIETOR.
L Moore, virgini, C Bishop. ST Joe
JOS T. Eckley, " CSi.ien.
Mrs Frevert, Carson Val J A st Clair, St Clair Sta
} " Boles, l. Allen,
TTillman, GSchwsiss, Clear Creek
d Morris, Mountains Schwe;ss,
b Ii Carrick, Day ton SA Mott, Hope Valley
L d Noyes L VT, Sill City S Stranger, Walker River
.CoRBETT HoUSE-CoRBETT BROTHERS,, PRoPRIEToRS.
A Landry, Mountains L Vincent, Spooners sta
A Sarazen, C Bowdin,
5 c Grahan, " K Weiser, Sacramento
III \ summers. Jnu CUnpver,
J c Warren, =" Anderson, Tahoe City
5 A Goddard, Oakland Noyes, Mil Station
John Vest, Suisun, John NVyeS,
J Creaser, Hot spvings + simpson, Fl Churchill
J Falcon. MonI.or Montgomery, Little Val
ii kingsley, Carson Val W lIootl.au, Maniis"fI
j ilagerty, Reno Mrs Moore, Antelope
II McpQnaId, Span Mill Misses Moore,
Ed L~Uuctain, city j t"rhergIli, 4 l Ii IL
The New York herald., 1871-11-25

Elder Knapp Is doing some sensational preaching
IN Cnicago.
General A. T. A. Toroert United States Consui 10
Havana, Will leave for his post OF duty on the Soth
inst.
MISS Anna Dickinson Win give her new lecture
in Salem, Mass, early in December. Tho subject Is
"pr,svn Relorm.n.<
Mrs smock, daughter OF the evolutionary Gen.
eral Stark now IN her nfnetythird year, lives near
Clay sville, Guernsey county, Quo.
Rcv. James M. Jameson, ID. D., OF Columbus, OHIO,
mas been appointed pastor OF the Me- th0ulsL cnurCn
Ia SAT- LAKE Cny. lie VIII be rough oL poiygamy.
Jacou Is. Harris, OF Abingdon. Is mentioned as one
OF the names uafer cCnshieral0n Tor the vacant
JuduesMip oi the ouper or Court OF MASSACHUSETTS,
MIS-. Lucy Stone BLACKWELL Is Sc,lg TO take wo.
mans rights to ,he people OF Dviaware, Due "ih
sleak al power on the osl Vi mex month";
Mr. James L. McLaue has been elected President
OF tile " estern harylaud halIroad company IN
place Of en- MAYOR Banks. oi BaillMOre
President AnaIew ID. White, OF Corneii University.
Is on lour investigating The subject o the c0edu.
eaton oil lie stAts
6errt smith " IN ms soyonty.nfth year, but bis
memory NJ perfect that ne can repeak most OF
the psalns ana many Otner parts OF tne Bible.
MIS- Bullock wife or Ex-Governor Bullock OF
Georgia. Ieit Atlanta last week without lniorming
any one wnitner she was cune. She nas not since
been Acard ol.
AIR. John .. Cheeney or winchester. Ind, has
been aplo,nicd, Dy Governor BAKER, Judge of the
t,lute.pan CommOa icas uistrict, wee Ar. JacVU
Nj uayues, G eected TO tie circuit Uencn
Nr. w. W. Niles, member OF Assembly elect, OF
Ve-tenestrr county, N. L., received large number
oil puutic trends OF Thursday evenings iasl ~ MS
res,tirnGc, uear Mi.lian4sblllse station.
Tac daughter OF W. ID. Grswold, the late
Pres deii vi ,he ohio ana Mississippi halroad, was
evening o. ,ast week, 10 Hui,ln2dvn smtn, tI!'ed
States Navy.
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
SupERlaA COU5T-;peC!Al TEAM.
A Tbeasrical Contract.
BafOre Judge Curtil

Polk Us. DalV-rhis action Is brought 10 recover
o baiance Of salary under contract entered INTO
between the defendant proprietor OF the Filth Ave-
nue. Theatre, anu the plantln. The parties entered
into the contract IN September, Is7o BY which tno
pain,i1 agreed To perform, on any stage Indicated
by the defendant all "partsn In the eight comedy'
and a share In the 'eccentric comedy" until tho
close Of the season, on the lst Of June Of the next
year. Tor the sum OF 500 week aud u benefit" 1t
whe,ner he Should receive The .net proceeds " one
night as Denent OF whether ne should receive ode-
thnd OF the gross proceeus OF the same nIRh nc
elected on the trial TO take onc-tnnd .. the
gross proceeds, but as the dement, was not given
the jury were competed to assess tue value OF II.
Tue defendant was assigned certain Tart In the
play, "Marfled for Money " WhIcu ne Claimed was
not in his 'ilnc," aud. after reneafslnR " twice,
refused 10 perform IT, The defendant aims that
the ''paTtn assigned 10 the painun was In his
.inc, AMI even II was mol the plann nad waived
his right to enact u Dy MOI refusing a. The nrst re-
hearsai. The p.aintin snys IN answer that as the
"paris' were gwen TO cacI ACTOR separately ne
couid not declue upon MS "parp untn ne had re-
hrst rehearsal the leaaing man, NJ Mathews, was
absent. and tnaL therefore he could not decide
upon ~.
Among The witnesses cslled on the part OF the
paiulln 10 prove he custom OF refusing .'part"
was Mr., lonn Brruyham, Mr.. John GllDert, Mr.. A.
business tnis city; and ON the part o the delence
Was Mr.. Augusiin Daily, Mr. D. ~ Waller. Mr.. N. b.
Csrx ald Mr. ~. ii. iiarkiHa f
The Jury retired alter very ablo charge by tho
Court and brought III verdict, alter All Absence Oi
oniy fifteen minutes, ior the piatbtin Tor the iui
assessing the 'benent' al $I5D making v sum total
OF $40 is.
The New York herald., 1871-11-25

Revolutionary Progress ana Rapid Accents
p,s.hss nj OF tssvcrnmcniRi al buhxes- he
Rrsyrns~r~ VI Drtsss kxcccded ~ the Kads.
e.ts o, tho East -isnl,eri..ii-m and Aristoc-
raey Coming Dowa Towards tho Puoiic
l,evej--Au amxrtcaa Coach ns "a Revolution.
ary yeiicte--yyBat thc Native Uisria's
a.~ssuea IN Ewr~pc and Amcrica- AmeSican
Diseipiinc In Hospital und in Prison.
YOKOHAMA, Oct ~ 1871.
1Hc chunrcs which have taken place Va the gov
ornent of Jspau during tue last iour years are oi
te6tafHaste character. No outside history shows
the dcvelopneBt VI q revolution SO cvmp!e.e In 20
Rhest u time. wsA, nss taken Japan lvur years 10
actossptsa tOox England four hundici. In tue be-
ginnna " i've yeas lsos we found the japanese as
,thcy nss stca tur cen urles bacS-a dual govern
1Ncas preaSseo over ~ 'wo dsspots--one temporal.
one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By nuuies WHO we're all
,fcuda cA'ciA sns pceple icing Kept m coa.,,,lon
oil hSts>ess suvnAsssou 10 Their rulers Tne
person 0i the Emperor was ~Hcred. he
never lca hrs cap,la H"r even MS palace
wHnowt sesnG cnciosed On norimun through
,wssna ~ was saspssspie 70 see him. anu oaly ABOUT
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
IuMas POI Ice coulI.


Garroters In "a Tight iIacc-Faro BanIsers
ard Their Patrons.
gloomy day at the Tombs Police Court II Q
gloomy day indeed. 10 NAV be well 10 say that .
person grows accustomed 10 a.; but n that be %
more shame 10 the Commissioners Of Charities and
corrections. who would opl,ge any Decent man 70
become accustomed place ,ne very smell OF
when would nanseato a decent stomach.
Yesterday there were few cases OF interest &C tha
Court DC ore the noon recess excepting case OF
FIasr WARD GAnR0TgRs.
~ appeared that country.looking lad. named
bernard Donahue, stroled aown In the neighbor
h0oi OF washington aud Aloany streets. barney
was somewhat unler lne influence OF liu uor and ~
he was waking along came up 10 aim and
engaged MIN In conversation. Then anotner came
NY, lraoDet nun ny the throat ana he'd wRl.a
Others rsned MS pockets. lie Complained 10 d
pyiice oincer ana descrieed the nen. He was
told to Keep quiet. Then he went on, but told
bis tale 10 otncfs, ana nIally ne saw Oficer
LYONS and told hIs tale TO nlm. He ap-
peared at the IOmDs yesterday morning and de-
scriDed the nrst oiilcer ne met 70 Jad.e hogan.
The Judge, knowing tne down town oIcars pretty
well, 0r,iercd the sergeant 10 Telegraph tor Oicer
Brosnan. the latter gentleman was ordered to aD-
pear, add ON Uein1 e.sainined ny Lae Judge " was
sho tnat ne was apprlsed OF Tue ROBBERY. bat had
made no report OF 1t ut the station nUuse az Aii.
Julge uogan asked nam n ne ufd noe consider ~
hls DUTY 20 report q roooery inat Was reported 20
him. lie Answered tnal ne dld. 1t was. therefore,
evident that he dd not do wnat he aeenied was hsd
duy. uincer Lyons. however. arrested fnomas
hue reco4 nled b.tn 0. them aud swOre taat Drew
he'll MN wniie the Oincrs came aa1 r.hed MS
POCKETS. In the afternoon Lyons arrested Tim
Hayes and John Pettit. lie Two latter CLAIM tuat
Drew aud Fertile uld the rODuery, wnIle the O; ;nerS
clam thrt Hayes anu fetlit uid 10. Judge HOGAN
committed .hen IN ue,auit OF $1,000 bail TO awaits
EXAMINATION. IL s saul tnal Fertlie nis Already
served term Ia sing .5ing 1nd tnal he ana Uiliccr
BrOsnan unuefsiaau each Otner. TN
During Inc murning session u gentleman appeared
be Judge HOGAN aIlu stated tnag ne had been
requested w the wives oi one or Two others To ap-
pear and make complaint against inc estaDlSh-
.cnts L. anu Dronu street anu II Coenties slip,
sergeant Iulnu and U,ticer Barrett with suLclent
force VI pOiltc, nent down. Quinn Uuhd the pcoIl
ops mate, o,iIged TO iorce III the door. lie
i0und large party ol people tue .. seated around
taule. lie arrested tnein AL, and, ater severe
lecture by Judge hogan, they were dismissed. ex-
cep the keepers Of the places wine were ncid iJr ex.
animation. Judle Hogan assured the prisoners thas
he had cen iniormet tiit several men. HUSBANDS 81
talnllcs had lost tnelr money III tner places and
he would not honor any warrant m the luture winch
did not br.nI these people 10 justice. inc arrest
Was cesery managed. aud REACTS credit on Svrs
geant <uinn, OF Tue IombS squad, Us Wen rs on hN
ruunusIan, Mr. Barrett,
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
FOND OF THEIR TEA.

Thomas McCor mack, aged eighteen, OF ss East
Houston street, whiie sa1nterlne down Eighth ave-
n1e on Thursday niglt, saw box OF tea valuediat
s45 in 'front.' OF The grocery store $50. Placing the
box on mis- scoulder be put II on an Eighth ave-
nue. car, and WAS making his way town iowa whcn
arressed bv officer Buskctt, OF the Ninth preclnct
" no rcsuyctcd the lea. hc stated that sune peisvn
hau ,ure,l nl.n 10 take the uox To Wayerlsy pace.
WLiain H. BTdsa'i, truckman, resting ~ ~
Cedar s,reet also caarges, wnilc passing through
canal street IRON per No. ~ North River, fhas'.ay
AFTERNOON, WITH lead or tea, James Nar,on, ot 5,o
flom Ms truck. rne properly aAl tn,ei were cap
tured b, elective Rlker, o. the Twenty elgnth pre-
cIcI. Norton stated lie found the box IA canal
sirect anu 10 * nome. they were both arixiyhed
Lc orr Justice COX, at Jefferson AaIkct Yesterday
morning, saI ;oS2e1 up in dcaust OF t1Jv pail caIh
10 ADJ A fof trial.
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
A NEW YORK BANKRUPT BROKER ABANDoNs
Els WlFE.

From the Columbus (ohio, Journal, Nov. ~.
About two weeks ago o gentleman and lady ar
rived at the Neil House from New York. in the sad
narrative We ale about to make concerning them
we, on certain accounts, omit their names. They
nal been married about Ave years, she being at the
time of the-r marriage worth about sixty Thousand
duilars, whl.e he was q snrewd business man, out
without means. she turned her capha over lnto
his laads, All win II ne engaXet ia the br0Geiage
saec.ssiu, having maac sloo ooo; DIT recent
speCuiatlHH IN STOCKS completely broke MN up,
osd az eae 81 70 ara s s Sue % e New YORK
very rciuclantly, but nnalv nsehtcu 10 the wish
OF ner husband, VINO 50 d shat ne was solng TO the
EplscO al cnlrch. hls agc IS about thfty-twO years
anu tnss OF ms wiie twenty-iye. she was iatner
,eweiry iavishIy. and ner wardrobe was com le .;
She =. iaiy tnat nad osen ia SEQ q aS.ry ane
cvmmoner CLASS oil people. she never rode IN
Ss,na vi % aacs II sne 70
10 cyei 60 short a distance. Tney arrived
a. ss Neil NJ. e his we e
rooln, Sd, ing that ne wanted 10 20 oui 10 see the
toan 1Be luxurious vile looked Tor ger cont
paulon to return uuring the AFTERNOON hut ne came
not. Tea time came and still Lne husband was ao-
sont. sne sent word W the oIice 10 know y the
accompany ner TO the supper table. but. alas the
CLERK couul not hnd hlui. Search being instituted
iearnst at the depot lnat he had taken the e.45
evening Train for the West. This Information.
Assoc ated with the statement TO ms we ihst
tine nmIsta KabIc suspicion mat no hdd inlontion-
ally aeparled Tor parts unknown, ananoonng ms
wife most cruelty, leaving mr. ulsconsoae ana
among straageis without means, except wnat snc
m,gnt OBTAIN by barttr ring away hci costly Jewels.
For some time she remained at Inc Nei, noiung
constantly thal he would Yet rcrurn but she re-
nIaInei Id Vain. Concluding tnat nc nau f0rsakcn
her Tor ever, sue returned to New YORK ard theSe
pawned several thousand dollars' worth OF Jewery
IOr present neceSsliles. hhen they arrived mere
the husband mad between Two and three Thousand
xl.. ttafIV IN hts
several hundred dollars' worth OF MS wlie's
inwClrv.
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
RialSt C5usI 7Aar z.
Action tor I'm rnnges.
Reforn ludpe JOachlmseTI.

Ed,rdrd Rdatsch tv. 4. Rooynsien. This action,
10 recover slouo damages Tor assault and battery.
was based on tile following iacts:-The defendant Is
proprietor OF the Bellevue Garden. nc the loot OF
Eightletn street, East River Tue plaintln, Oh tho
5th OF june laiv, Went IN uu,lin. NJ tue up.er cad
oi me garden, out or the visw oi persons present
tncreat uenlud small shantles, ana tnat wDen
ordered 10y defendant 10 leave Iiainin came out,
pui whc in the ucL 0f dressing was horse~ hipped
by deicnuant. Defendant was subsequently arresl ed
aud neid 10 ball. Ihe jurv alter nm absence VI ABOUT
twenty miau,es. Drought IN verdict .or patuitn
for 800. nonry n. LIppoid counsel Tor paintin;
uttp Meyer fUr deiendanl.
The New York herald., 1871-11-25

tonacco not worth altogether over 81 or S. witnous
having revenue stamps attached 10 them. Tne
0mccr seized o her property IN the store worth
$3.50, AMI the government brought the presens
SUIT ior the purpose oil conn catug goods, claim
Ing tnat me owner tended 10 remove them In rnud
OF tne internal revenue. though ~ appeared from
the evidence fha' the article with ihe exception
othe box Of cigarettes and packages or tobacco
bore proper stamps, according 70 law. Yesterday
Inc ury returned verdict condemning he cigar
eftes and Two packages OF TOBACCO hut releasing
the rest Of the goods. The verd CO is, practically
one m favor OF the claimant. Counsel lor govern.
ment, 4. Slmvns; for claimant, Ethan Allen.
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Herald Special Mail Reports from
the Empires Of the Far East.
Progress Of the Struggle Between Modern
Civilization and Hereditary Customs.
American, British and German
Interests and Influences.
,~~->~-~>>-~~-~1~>~->~~~~-
Chinese Impedinents to For
eign Commerce.
SECRETARY FISH'S POLICY.
SECRETARY FIsH's POLICY.
A yapaarse NobIe and His Tour in EarOpe
and the Uaitsd states.

By mail steamship to san Francisco ana thence
overland We nave special letters from the HERALD
correspondents in China and japan. The communi.
cations appear underreatn. Our writer's narrate Q
yery interesting vivli aud important history OF the
procres ~ OF affairs IN the far East, under date or
shangnae the l2th. Hioga the 12th, and Yokohama
tina 2ad or Ootoper.
The New York herald., 1871-11-25

BY default. Action for goods sold ana dellyeredI
$is0 % and Gusts aud SIS allowance
HUlsuHs ~. Olricn ~ a.. ~. Olrb TYl0p.-Ao
pia Nun against defendant Tor 900 and co sts and
So allowance.
Enah,~t n. Liern rs Garrett p Ho0ss-Actior
for services clerk. JUDI W Court In favor OF
plant n against defendant for 81 90 and costs and
S25 allowance.
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
MAa.At CaUar-pAnT /
Before Judge Grosa

Charles J. Gilirs et al Us. Wduer Jones.-Judg-
mcnt by default IN favor oi paintn for ti38 81 and
costs and s2s extra allowance
Adrv Ann CapeL0 ". charles Bente'. --Acuon TO
recover damages lor s,anderous words spoken Of
p.ainpG BY deicadant. Trisa ~ Court; dcciaon rc-
served.
GEORGE n. Tvser Us. Seta ADAMS et at-Judrment
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
BROOKLYN CeCR rs.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Be.ore jude Benedict.
Ddniei W. CuaTm0on Us. III Florida RGHrO0d
Co7npanv.--Thls case was argued at special torn
OF the supreme CoJrt some time sincc, aud Judge
Pratt appointed receiver. rne Case was yesterday
transferred 10 the Lnitsd STATES Court ON sno
GROUND that the aew York supreme Court has ~
power 70 appoint receiver " lake Charge vi rAAr
road IA The state VI kloriuI.
The New York herald., 1871-11-25
uslIEn sTiIes NsrslcI ceuaT.
A Revcunc snit-A Verdict For and Against
the cOverumrps.
Before Judge BIatchford.

Before Judge Blatchford.
The United S.aiss Is. 4 QuQat4y Of Cigars. olga.
ettesand Tobacco SEIZE a IN Fulton Sre,f.-Tns cas-,
was reported briefly In the HERALD OF yesterday.
some months ago the store OF Mr. solomon Rarp,
the tobacconst, IN Futon street, was seized by
revenue officer who Claimed tnas he ound therein
y box Oh cigarettes and two small packages of