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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21
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Staottbeiten btli9 aud cine Gniabt edben I'D per-
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Observation-Disclosures. (3f-)
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Nprcpeltetc ber2eriu9tpn Ii. GpurtlanoItr. :,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-21
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12
THE BYRNEs ABORTION TRIAL.

TESTIMONY FOR TIE PhOcECCiiON'
The trial of Ann E. Byrnes, for causing the
death Of Mary Russell by abortion, was begun in the
Court General Sessions yesterday The counsel the
prisoner objected the Jury. the panel sum-
moned for the November term the panel for the De-
cember term having been dismissed by Judge Bedford
last Monday Counsel claimed that the prisoner had o
rxht to be tried by the panel returned By the Sheriff
the December term The Recorder overrued the OBJ
lection stating that II the prisoner prejudiced there
Nellie Ryan testified lived the with Msry Russe In
Mn Bogs house No East Brcadwsy ddt know anything
the matter until few weeks before sAe died. abe ASKED with her
Delssosy, Knocked An
Coach epesd the anotr lazy coming went Nm
Syr.s.s.s*, Mh., "a: do 70, yos NM Czech ..d IL
sAsf sdr; Aap Hra Byaes little back
ADD cod Tie door they 10 few inmates sni beard Nm
T.. 5. ~. S.y' Srt th, operation did
rSeeS bsot wef; hey bad aud Mary
ssid = ssniss away DE- performed the
ope.ass Ned TIVE weeks ..r lDes Harry Pslsn b usn 70
Mar: coscl ssasdv o. No. ZIG CHnson sAsused that the ph.
"ae Nrs ss ne instrument not properly an nsu
% Ss f about 1 or s'en inches long with the nbe not a.
g. 1870 sv,, Of No. rs Grssa tsaa.d On. 10 visited the
6essI A. fcsnd tailoring nds excessive hemohsss Sbe
lin but the Smons such
4 q.oas - .S yAa 'As told him b gave nodes 70 .hs
'' = St D.ss1 ca,Css aed to having mad. pomon
sysnnaon body DECEASED tn her sisters boas Ridge
symptoms Of pgnncy oestn va, the rvt Of
sboos BE- nothing By Which be eoah swe@ oa' or
teesed deceased told him b. sbos
70 die; that Nelly prseesrs hoa, and Nelly and
oper.aos % ser .iss ~ nsrsnsus prisoner Ky
ef hAopesod NE - che get Wecno 0eo W. e - "S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12
FALSE REGISTRATION.

JOHN PETTIT AND Ivy LAZARUS SENT TO STATE
PRISON.
John Petit was tried in the Court of Oyer
and Termncr yesterday for false registration in the LIST
and lid Districts of the Fourth Ward Richard Bowling
Francis Kcrrigan. and John OConnor. inspectors OF
Election in the LIST District testified that they sat on the
nth OF October az q Board Of Registry, and en-
tered the name Of John Petit OF No % Frank
fort-st, although they were not acquainted with
,fle prisoner and could not identity him.
Michael sherry watcher for the Republican party, was
pnst,ye or Icts identity The three registry lists were
then prcsented in evidence to which the prisoners
counsel Mr. Knitting objected on the ground that they
were only copies and one Of them was even copy OF
cory and also that the third Inspector was not eligible
10 al, rosition, he was not regularly appointed
Judge Incraham declined to entertain the Objection
holding that 40 Inspectors could act in the absence OF
,e third MD retained two Of the lists in evidence, ruling
ont the copy OF copy: Aaron j. Aarons Republican n,
the only Inspector present Petit registered from
Mr. Kntaine without presenting any evidence FOR the
defense thcn nrg%rd that tue a o, me r."
"cnse i had been committed because ne EcoTl Of R;rs,
try was not properly CONSTRUCTED anu there cohIa De-
Assistant HisIirt. Ittorney Fellows replied that the
Board of r. ,d,:ry. before which re't presented hmen
,v cSasit'tc neecd r" proving than the fact
that JUDI, I,srahap, WAS Judge OF the Court. ,,..
,at Psts n N" was pac1d on the books, and that the
CIV Gurst,oDc fact whether the prisoner had MADE
vlic ,iion nave himself registered IN the ia DIS
,ct This h. said made out prima ficie case ana the
LEGAL qucsi;os presented 10 difficulty II they FOUND rue
facts sulccnt. The Jury returned verdict OF guilty
In reply to Judge Inahams questions, Petit SAID that
e had no mechanical trade, and knew nc reason Why
sentence should not be pronounced upon hlm Judge
Ingraham then sentenced Mm " state Prlsoh ~ nato
labor. for y wears. go -, ,.
ton In the Ward, and tried in November re-
ccvei another trial yesterday in the Court OF oyer anu
Jury when placed at the bar yesterday he pleaded
and In rs an HliSI
rxtentng circumstances in the case sentenced him to
only one year in State Prison.
OYER AND TRIMMER CAsEs.
The remaining cases were disposed OF as follows:
Tom,s Wilson colorcd pleaded guilty Of burglary In he
stste Prison for Frank
lang and I months for stealing shes
stealing coats state Prison one year AMI x
William Kennedy stealing poeteooos on's,ning go 81
frm George Forester Prison for eary seph Hall bur
Lar The Gr.t dgree Eve tb Williams
Who was to been died sey Of smallpox The City Phsoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YORK. ..DEcRxBsR Il
CLEARED.
Steamship iols,!a IN o. Meier Hamburg &C. Eunh.ras Co.
steamship fr.nconia. Bragg. Portland J; p. Anne.
Rogrnio Len,y Cork Falmouth Punch. nye Co.
S:s Si: 9,'ns. Seville Tsppsr Se. MsDa ps.cu
B,k Morning Star Bf Waugh st. Jsgo and GuautAAa wsyd
Brig Tord Zone tBsl Krkhan Liverpool, o.sro. Havtna
Big Gipssy DAM Monroe ~ CroI, IisnOd
Bss Of The South Bsm: bran,.et wuco.. To"ns
Schr sam Weller (Br. Vnwe Cstsus via 0ibfata Fabbh
sehr Raret. Wallace Al, Cages J. zttloses.
sehr gre!. lBrl Stnp.on St Stephen. g. Jed Pre- Co.
s ssS sSn. s f .si n Powell BIZ,
sesr n.y Ss,.s Ps.%. wI,%ngsG q: Psl Geo c'ne'
s 4a f snaaSi ass SSds ssni o.s. H
SeAr Pointer. Baker, Providence
ARRIVED.
Steamship Columbia small alsssov Nov g. ssd hovs s7A
steamship Guy Pans nr Lsib Liverpool Nov 90 and osesas
tow. De. With .d and ~ to John 81 Dale CT, Point and
folk With md,s and pass 70 Warrington Co. c. nj. .vr
& % ',d u.: 3 Oh end
steamship WIN CLYDE Dre. Richmond. City Point and NorOn,
' b.. "a e. si Z S;.i s.t:s Ss,.. M ballast.
BARK LsdA faust Mcdaniel Thess Aug y, aed Psr Sept 10,
vita ulE-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ships Pride Of the Port irom Cutst Lsngdon from
sehrs G. W. Ca On b. George. wss'n Islands, Abbe Dann
Dse l-Arvsd steamship Hs.u, 10. New.
Yosrnsss MONROE rPssssd for Baltimore, barb Nss.
as Paced out S. tsae. % csi :eSi s. ussi %; Psss:
Hswo..sAss Dea a~Arvsd steamship Geo wssassos from
New Yors. Sailed. steamship 8. Loris. for Esv-York
B.,l w,, fp from the Wo. Coss. Of Ac. fos Boston Now
IIor --latest SHIP Ee,os sss Ey7h Pa0e.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12
DECISIONS.-DEC. IL.

Common pleas-Special 7erm.-By Judge Larre-
ro-Brown ag Terry Default ovene and defendant allowed to
payment Of costs Of motn and Of pdg
men Ro den sgt caughln-Moton gantei(See mem) Oar
re ACT Msrshs-Moon deuied-(Sec menu Lawrence sg March
Motion denied With abide event Hayes Ag Wlhe-Appca
ton denied.-(See menu u ,, \.
BY Judge RousoHoyOte sgt Brown and HARRISON Findings OF
Sapeior Court-Speciat Term1By Judge Spencer:@ q.
dcon) Vanderoort sgt Pean(see opnon Hughes sgt Tut
t-Order signed Deav,n ag Smonson-iden this motion WITH
Let dave notice Of settlement OF order
fore me IL Par Wright agt Boomr-ore sd-tsee N. a.
Lnte Home for Iaagcnt Females Tic Association for
the Relief Abl Aze Ingent Fensies-Moon denied With
H. ia ~ Free man -Ran sg waite-o7'.. grs-i rqri'tin
,r R.en hal-Mo: Gi,Iset s:uyvesan Ag GreSe-Orle
gsL:e.. Ia: .cl sgt. M1e..-Orier granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12
Doafd IL Aldermen.


OFFICIAL MosDAI peg y! No. Is CIV as
Go%"n esq., Prsna in the chair
and the 1SOw hnsncs Csdy McKever Mitchell Plum
hit Reilly Schiching. WEIGH, and WOltman-l0.
The minutes Of meeting held December were read
and approved.
RSsoIred That gas lamp be placed and Lighted oppo;
opposite No. 107 West FOrtynntst under tue Qrecton
OF the Commissioner of Public Works.
Which was laid over.
BY Alderman MITCHELL
ResolreI That permission he and the same Is hereby
given to George Johnston to substitute an 0rnamena
lamp tho lamp amppOst now standing IN rront OF
No 100 West Twenty M sns SANE ns the he
{, nmissioner Of Public Works.
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said resolution.
Which was decided In the Affirmative by the following
vote "a majority Of oil the members elected Young ali
favor thereby:
McKiever. Mitchell Punktt, Reilly, schichtng, WEIGH
and WOtman-l0
And the same waa directed to he sent to the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen for concurrence.
Alderman Cuddy moved that when the Eoard al.
journ 1t do SO to meet Monday next 18th nss at
Alderman woltman moved "A Nh amendment that the
time for the next meeting be Thursday next the ltn
inst, at O'Clock r. m.
The President put the question whether the Beard
Which was decided in the Affirmative.
Alderman ChaYeSk moved that the Board DO now as-
The President put tho On ,stion WHISTLER the Board
would agree with said notion:
Which decided in the Affirmative.
WhercupOn the President declared tnat the Board
stood adjoumed until Thursday next I4tl INST; at
o'clock o. M JOHN HARDY, Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court, William Gralg
and Mieae noTle yesterday aauns and roobns
Louis Carl Of No. IS Frstave-
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Bowling COM
mile. Hugh Minick yesterday for having struck VIM Potter
head with heay pitcher and .s"n wounded him in
Southsts CaaA GAnaernon Norwegian
The brig Baire for giving t. sonSxr.i .n1
rubber
Mcconnell for stealing three pair Of Pantaioon
Devhn Co., at Broadway and Gands
Iews Cole Of is Corneas porter for stealing about SEQ
worth Of goods employers Joh Davies Co. Of Nos3 u
BrodwYy John g. Wolfe VI No Y Em-st for bnyinga
portion Of rood held defsclt Of 81 oO bail EACH
Wallace complaint Of Elisha j. TrouRhton OF No "a New
that the accused eDresented himself to he
santa Ff induced the complainant 70 cash worthless
Mechanics Bank to his order and
parting Zimmerman Bstea committed to await
II al a The Court Of SPECIAL Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12
US. SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-the following de-
esions were rendered in the U Supreme Court to-day:
Ernns ct nl ngt The Cifyor Richmond; Error 10 the
Circuit Court for VtrginidThs is an action brought
against city certain notes or denOnl-
nation less than S. issued by authority during the year
1881 The Court below held that the notes void, he.
cause in violation Of the city charter by which there was
no power to issue them because issued In violation OF
Of the United States being issued IN ala OF the
State Constitution which specially provides that
preparation shall be made for the payment OF any
debt created in the name Of the State by the Rebel a
the judgment. Mr. Justice Bradley delivered tho
opinion.
Court of the District Of Columbia-In this case the First
National Bank OF Washington loaned to Snow, Coylc
Co.. proprctors OF The Intigencer newspaper 5000 OH
their printing press which was to be paid at the rate OF
None Of this loan paid, but before the bank pro-
ceeded take possession Of the the proprietor OF
the building in which was located levied upon Il IN an
action for rent and the Court below held that the lien ut
landlord for rent the lien Of the deed OF
trust to Webb secure the bank Tho Court here af
firms the judgment. Justice Bradley delivered the
Ward agt the State of lfarsand-Error TO the Supreme
Court Of Mdrydnd-ln this the plaintiff in error
indicted In the State Court for violating the statute
ceuse and the affirmed the right Of the State to
the license This Court hold that the statute OF Ma
ryand violation Of that clause OF the
rights, privileges. &C. OF citizens the several States
and that 1t is therefore, void but the view Is taken
s sat clause of not the
residents and non-residents ID equally laid. Mt Justice
Clifford delivered the opinion OF the Court Mr. Justice
Bradley concuTed In the opinion as to tho first branch
that the statute is violation Of the commercial clause
of the Constitution because 1t Is regulation VI com
merce between the States and that It is repugiant to
this clause Of the Constitution without regard to the
equality OF the tax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. DRc. II.

Via Plymouth Chbouy and Hamburg steam
ship Hoss. close ct ll:oo SappleneHay Mall Of foot
Of Third st., Hoboken, 10 closed at Lilo Pun
No CJosrd Mail is sent BY this lne.
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails med be prepaid With
doable postagcl .
WEDNESDAY DEC IL
6 Europe Queenstown aud Liverpool steamshp
Wisconsin, coes "a a. N No supplementary Mail
A Ia asssn Closed Mail Is sent BY this line.
THURSDAY. Disc. IA.
Mails for the German e via Steu steamship Franklin close
ct l0:U a. N.
Nssa p and Havana and the Wen Iads per steam.
ship Castle. sappksentay Msil for Con:
te only Havana will b. closed one Of Atlantic Mail
Seamship Co.. bowling sailing day oaly, st&S m
avana the West Indies and MEXICO, VIA Ssa and
Vera Crus DOL steamship City Of Merida, coss az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12
PASS FNGERY 1RRIHED.

PROM LIvERpOOL-In steamship CITY Of PaA Dec li-Mn
II. Msoonsld Mrs Bessie Macdonald Ms Anns hcdonad h
Bllnsy w. Bliss Jones' Stepoe layer; g. Fraser Miss
Infant, Mr., Mckee. D. Mconald Miss Mckee Mr. ROGERS
Mr. Morie D. IT, kIbome family Mr. Wilkinson Mra T. NJ Brad
lev and chden William Fielding Miss wsksdel Mr. Tadsr Nj
Cowar. Mr. MattLieson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12
s ssarEs A a. t lsSssa' sus on
ENdINEERs OyHCs, u L. y. DIsT.
ToxpxxsvILLE. NRw.Y lRK. Nov. Is 1871
ITO QUARRYMEN and Bl1LDERS.-PRO-

ToNPxvsvILLE. NRw.Y lRK, Nov. Is 1871
ITO QUARRYMEN and Bl1LDERS.-PRO-
POSL5 and labor smpletng The foundation
AID pier and isutrs wharf r LIGHTHOUSE Race
Rock LoSg Island Sound n. Y. -
Sealed pToposa vii e received 1t this ocs until Of Dec ls
1871 materials and labor for completing The fousiston and for
landing h,n for the lighthouse for Race eOct
Long Island soan according ans and specifications therefor to b
lad esluns bud appso TO the undersigned
Be In ulc,tc accompanied gusnty 1, dupl
s attached TO each proposal
attached TO the spsci6ca
tons and bider eonssrm tbs require
neIts under the heal Of iastrpctions IA hidden
The aAsng tie quantities dnensions for the work adser
6sed: .
foundation b completed protection Of 1000 ns Of granite
blocks quared regular shape and from xax6 feet inches
lI+I8 fees and weighing from eight 10 en uns each
The pier to be 10 shape Of cone 81 st 10 diameter
and 50 feet diameter st top, and "a feet high
The landing wharf he Is feet wide b. 50 feet inches long
The following are the estimated qusshtes reQarei
II 1855 cubic feet Of cut stone.
1261l cable feet Of rough stoae
6,Aa.7 eahe feet Of concrete
1864 cubic feet Of brick work
5000 suns VI grsnte for Foundation.
&c WOODRUFF, La Col. Ensisess Ergpser 81 L. n Dist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12
THE WEsTFIELD EXPLOsION-sECOND TRIAL OF
THE MADDEN SUIT.
M .:. h-.unM 6hainst the Staten Island

The suit brought against Ene otaten is'ano
Ferry Company by Jane Madden, to recover $4,000 dam
aoos for the death Of her husband James MADDEN, by
the westneld explosion in which tho jury disagreed re-
Gently came up yesterday in the Brooklyn CITY Court
before Judge Nelson W. A. Beach, exJudge Reynolds,
and Mr. Dckerson appearing for defendant and Con.
Crook for the plaintiff The following jury was I'M
paneled:
Joseph n. stureis CONN Armour Audrey
ssI w. wAieIbSy Charlie. Bs q , 9: woodruff IN
The plaintiffs counsel simply called Witnesses rs 70
jnries received by the explosion The creator part Of
the bh $50
counsel asked for dismissed of the oase upon the
grounds t travelling upon Sunday was &c contrary 70
leence upon the part Of the Company; and that the
Court had no from the fac? that the accident
tion. Adjourned till t9day. or,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12

IRE RAILWAY.-WlNIEk ARKANGE-
IL MENT Of Trains sne effect pee tlsL from 'o'"0e"
$50 b.s S1s sua s. .Ta P.
Express Mail I Buffalo and S.g... fas r
$50 m Night kIp SeeDnscosshss 70 Bafa' and Si's''
loon n.ly) Cincinnati and Chicago Might Express Sleeping
Pc, Po jerv, soo $780, Iloo and 'iElS 49, $50 and 80
For Goshen and "7oo a $780, loo aod i ~
For Ws-xiei, $780, il;oS and 'iIlS n tSP% S.,,sn,n
Por sua.n 500 1890 l:Oo and fills H. &'o ao ~" "'
For Rdssxoea Aead.ls .ad R.Ts s:vc 's;" ii'
a. P.,eron as 10 SEQ ego IO:OO Is rs
m .:ts 5s 500 Sis. $50 600, $3.50, '7:O@ si' '"
For Raherurd Pas.aic sS .7so tas 1000 iS
m Il m s:45 $780, 400 s:5, 900, $3.50 s:i' m and w."
For H..tn..ck and w.y ss la;4'' &c., $780, $780, o."
For lsiale and Way BIS 2:ts 400 500 and eng
For SpInS Valley Way 7:43 and sI3 n43 4:4a 500 md
For Rnrl.wocd ?.5. $780, ao 'l' $780, $50 and
o M SATURDAYS only 1900 midnight
Upper Pemont. 7&5, 800 N, 1880 <:l3 60 e;a @0
Fo Pidsnon 1885, AS, $780, $50 and ''
& ssea sin.'s. ::s. Ss. sSo,s tine L.. ss
from Iwsstysnira,ss ~ S AN ,.,,,0, Cs.mbu,s .
Quarter Das1 s. W r. hy a,.: .s:i s..s.
Tickets for pass.s. Drawing Roo. and ss
Coaches obtained, and dsn for the checking and transfer
Baggage left the Company Omces2 529 and go Bosd
wsS cor One tweltv.6thst and Trdsve Harlem
Brooklyn lo4 BROADWAY Wlam'bugh the CompAnTs
Depos and OF Agents ct the principal hotels 49,
VIM. B BARR. GenL Rassr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-12
CIVIL NOTES.

Corrected copies of the statements made by
the Jurors in the Davis Black Friday suit. concerning
the alleged attempts bride them have been sent to the
Grand Jury and the District-AttOrney.
In the Marine Court, before Judge Alker,
Yesterday Joseph j. Ribow Co. recovered 81 900 from
VIM L. Movers for the deterioration produced in $50
hags coffee stored in his warehouse last Summer by
becoming mpre Cuaed with the odor which arose from
tarrsd hoops stored in the same building
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Adjourned.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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