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New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
CRIMINAL INCIDENTS.

e,yvprsr ewINDLE AGENCY BROKEN UP
SINGULAR CIRCULAR.
Sunerintendent Kelso received a letter from
Father Lewis Of Clifton Staten Island, on Saturday IN
closing the circular of sawdust swinder doing business
in this city. The circular was sent by the
o Cant Leary OF the Second Precinct with the indorse
ment Break this up" squad OF ponce sooh aiteI
ward entered room on the third floor Of No % Ann-t
where the swndlers busy packing boxes Win say"
dust to send 70 customers who in to circulars
had applied for counterfeit money. Horace simpson,
Jorn A Sherman Henry Smith, and william smith :,
boy were arrested and taken TO the sec@hu frt'lH.'
station House The stock of the establishment cOhs
ing OF boxes circulars, and other materials
20 several wagOno9ds was also taken 10 thS oIdtIy
House, The following is copy OF the cHcuiar VI uo
| brm -, -. ,..,o, b. f,r,r, con
5 by yoa and we stated IN our enphstca' hat
could give you cred under aoy clms' 'l'es
asked Tor as guarantee Of your s.ne'fy nu' %
small indeed when CONSIDER e 'Ale o
you will lose time IN running your ~
poe 20 detect ten Thy all perfect every respect eui
positively worth the iull value Of Their denominations t no
hae yonrs fo could easily The loan on the
yery dav you m package besides being in fEd 20 oFt-
giaa 10 set for ns bu, RETAINED from writing 10 him e
d exclusive right Of sale AMI that VS. The "
contract please inform the and We Val order TOE sage
returned he opened ef pment on any
There are any ressors strictly dherrg this rule aud special
agreement New York Express Company od' or giving 'uh
permission an Wesho1l much regret or business
on thoughts will think yoab Of toe matter and com
ply demands WHng early reply We are yours On -e
The letter differs from any that before fell into
the hands police, assuming, as II does tha hee
counterfeit money. Capt. Leary took his prisoners TO
the Tombs Police Court, before Justice shandiey 10y
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
A WoMAN's ATTACK.

Rose Mcdonald, in a quarrel with Ann
Horohoe az No 2d Carrollst, Brooklyn, on saturday
night struck her the head with a smoothing iron ana
q wrench inhctng injuries. The assdiant was
held 10
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

We should not suffer from a Cough, which
few doses PscroRAL will Tine comfort,
health, all saved by is
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
A RECKLESS AsSATLANT.

Timothy DOOley quarreled with William
Nelson Saturday night, in the liquor store at Eigh
eenth-st and slxthave., Brooklyn, and struck him on
the head with glass lie also fired a musket loaded
with small shot into group OF persons IL the store
slightly wounding William Nelson, Sophia Nelson John
Nee, and Mary BOland. He was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
HOME NEWS.
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R[port J0r ~ tes,k ead'n0 dh0 20 y NJ ,
Inches TnRHaosHTER. u

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si1r "a A m Aug 73.0Jls atmnn AZ y NJ avg
Maximum .' m Aua Minimum ats Asg H. 70 =
Minimum 49, "
Range !, Rain from midday TO si39 m-Amount of
a.. Raj from 3;i5 m tit5 m.-Anount OF
vAe 40 ,seL Aug 25-Rsn from M TO fD m-hmonnt o
,s ireh, Avg Rain from lOl m " " D. u hmoup
water 30 mn Ins 2s-Rsn from h. to s:l5 n-hmoun OF
water sobt total inch distance Travelled BY the sind daTns
Mau eh mles
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28
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WHITcoMB's ASTHMA REMEDY-Sure cure.

A SEAsoNABLE FAMILY REMEDY.-AsIATIC
CHoIRRA MoRBUs SUMNER COMPLAINT, CoLIc souR
STOMACH DARRHEA AFFECTIONS BOWELS
10 AT YEAR,
crRRD AT ONCE ri Dr. CARsslrNs BsAv IT
STOMACH, BEING
PLEASANT rAsIs, Is ACCEPTABLE REMEDY TO THB
YOUNGEST ~ pAxIY. SOLD DRUGGsTs.
More than 1000 ladies testify to the importance
OF HoLNEss TBIRGRAPH valuable assistance
houekeepng and protection from burglars Ohce, No.
MuIEaysL
"THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS TAKES THEM ~
TIE RUSSIAN yapo BATES Nos % and IS East Fourihst the
agreeable refreshing and luxurious IN the city Hundreds oi
bathers take them daily and recommend them highly.
STERLING SILVER FORKS and Spoons, which
manufacture +22 sold for Sl4 with three initials engraved
tSqURKs " FuitonsL DIAMONDS sPscIAITI.
Go TO b. s. SQUIRE, 104 Fulton-st., ND stairs,
for Watches Jewy Diamonds sVerware be sells direct from the
iron sale frat bands therefore you save
We should not suffer from a Cough, which
few doses % AIEE CHERRY PscroRAL will Time, comfort,
health, are all saved by
GUARD AGAINST EXPLosION-Families can
burn PEArs ASTRAL OIL with the safety they
gas
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

Go TO b. s. SQUIRE, 1O4 Fulton-st., up stairs,
for Watches Jewey Diamonds svTasi be sells direct from the
iron ssle fn bands therefore you
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

STERLING SILVER FORKS and Spoons, which
sold 9l4 with three initials engraved
al S9UIRks VI Fulton St DIAMONDS A
New-York tribune., 1871-08-28

More than 1000 ladies testify to the importance
Of HoLNEss BURGLAR TBEGRAPH valuable assistance
Housekeeping, and protection from burglars Office, No
MurgaysL
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

THE RAIN.-For q week we have been
blessed with a constant fall of rain with
every prospect for continuance. In the
early part of the week the temperature was
much colder than for the past few days which
have been warm and mild. Although an inn
mense quantity of water has fallen since the
18th inst, we have not learned of any dam
age to property worth mention within the
county, beyond the washing of some of the
county roads. We can get along for quite a
time without more rain. but cur people are
willing to suffer any Inconvenience that our
neighbors on the plains may be certain of a
crop she coming Season.
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

Last Summer when the railroad was COM
plotted to Milton With pleasure we bid adieu
tonight riding between Sonora and Stockton,
that good bye was premature. Since the
Central Pacific took the dry summer roads
under their wing and changed the time TIA
bles, a few days before the storm, the stages
did not reach here until about ten o'clock at
night. Since the storm commenced the rail
road has gone out of sight, the good old times
of stages have returned to us and now if we
want to go to Stockton the polite agent will
have us called in time to be ready TO start at
, o'clock A. NJ. It's jolly to keep our MEM
DRY full of the days of 40. Stages have seat
railroads up here thus far, at least as mail
carriers.
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

PUBLIc INsTALLATIoN.-Thero will be a
public installation of the officers of Mountain
Brow Lodge No. 50 |. o. o. f. Of Chinese
Camp on Monday night January Sth 1872.
After installation social dance will come off
Mt the Garrett House Hall, free to members
of the order and invited guests. No doubt
the members of the fraternity will availth
selves of this opportunity for pleasant re-
union.
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

Is consumption durable There is nc
doubt that the dread disease is preventible
1t is, strictly speaking, a disease in the
lungs-that is, deposit in the lungs, OF
scrofulous matter. which ough. to be carried
out Of the system altogether. For counter
acting this tendency to deposit, removing the
scrofula, strengthening the system, gently
stimulating the digestive organs and the
liver and kidreys into healthy action. and
for purifying the blood, no remedy yet dis
covered equals Dr.. WALxER's CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BIrTERs
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

The RiNK.-The stormy weather has not
lessened the number of visitors and skaters ct
the rink. Every night large numbers seek
the recreation and amusement it affords. 1t
took the lead of all other amusements last
winter and has lost none of its attractions
this. Every night reveals new faces on
skates. Bradford's skate is so much easier
TO stand upon than any other that many who
would never have made the trial on "Plymp-
ton" are nightly disporting with four wheels
under each foot.
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

The Grand Jury will meet on Thursday
next, the cases of VIM. Jones, and j. Oliver,
confined in the County Jail for murder will
come before them. Also the case Of Henry
Morgan, who killed Hernandez in Columbia
and escaped.
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

The Express having failed to connect in
time to bring many articles required for the
Christmas Tree at St. Patrick's School, the
exercises intended for Tuesday last, were post
poned until to-day, when they will come oft
at the School House. The invitation to par
ents, patrons and others, to visit the School
on this occasion, heretofore extended is re-
nawAd
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

DANCE AT TURN VEREIN HALL.-The So
cial party to be given under the auspices of
Harmony Rebecca Degree Lodge |. 0. 0. F..
comes off on Wednesday evening next. 1t
will be well attended as everybody attends
Odd Fellows parties.
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

TUoLUMNE ENGINE COMPANY BALL,-On
Monday night the Thirteenth Annual Party
Of Tuolumne Engine Company No. l, comes
off at Medley's Hall, Columbia. For twelve
successive years this Company has ministered
to the pleasures of our dancing population by
an annual ball. The gatherings have oil
been noted for excellent arrangements. Be
ing the only New Years ball in the County,
if the weather is not very stormy large at
tendance may be confidently anticipated.
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

CAfnoLrc NOTICE. Mass will be celebrated
on tomorrow in Sonora at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Weather permitting, Mass will be celebrated
in Big Oak Flat on Monday, Jan. LIST. Non
day being the feast of the Circumcision, will
be q Holyday.
Rev. J. B. McNALLY, Pastor.
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

Many thanks to the contributors, for the
well filled purse which was presented to me
SO generously, from the Christmas Tree,
Saturday evening the 9th.
w. H. DYER
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

EPISCOPAL CHURCH NorIcE.-Divine Ser
vice tomorrow Sunday, at St. James
Church, Sonora. at IL o'clock, A. N. and az
Io'clock, p. n. In jamestown at ., P. NJ
Rev. W. II. DYER. officiating.
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

The following patents were issued from the
u. S. Patent Office to citizens Of California
for the week ending Dec. 18th, 1871. Re-
ported for the DEMOCRAT, by Alexander &
Mason, Solicitors of Patents, Cos Seventh
Street, Washington, D. G. Bagatelle Game
and Apparatus-Wm Evers, San Francisco,
Combined Latch aud Vitruvius Frazee,
do. Endless Rope Way-A. S. Hallidie, do.
Pendent Reading Desk-Geo. f. Perkins, do.
Elevator-Henry S. Stewart, 1reka, Rail
way Switch-Edw. A. Trap, San Francisco
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

LARGE FIe TREES-There are two fg trees
standing IN a garden on the banks of the
TuoluEne river, near the town of Lagrange,
which measure seven and a-half feet in cir
conference, and are forty feet high.
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30
Gbe Nniun qemurrat,


VIM. S. Cooper is authorized to act as
Agent for the "UsIoS DEMOCRAT for solie-
fting Advertisements and Subscriptions, and
to receipt for money due this Office.
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

C. L. Street and Wm Urick, have been
appointed Notaries Public for this county, by
Governor Booth.
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30
sTaTRsop amEHuC.. sraTl

u ef Caovnia--United States Land Office. City of
SicktonNotce and Citation before the Register and
Receiver of the Stockton Land Office Whereas Thos.
Quinlaa Ne. 447 Of Stanslaus County, did the 4th
day of December. ISL apply the Register of the u
Land oce at Stockton. California, enter Agrcutur-
al Land the Lot No in Section 81 and Lots No and Of
Section Ne So. Township No. South Range No Is East
Mount Diaho Meridian, the having been Reserved
SIS Mineral Land at the Public sale Of February Goth
1889 and upon which the following person has claim
Louis VI. Booth, fNo. 49,
Therefore in compliance with instructions of the CON-
missioner Of the General land Office it is hereby ordered
that the I'd day of February. a. ID. 1872,
az 10 O'Clock A. NJ Won Ian VI. Beoth and each and
~ other person claiming the above mentioned land any
part thereof appear before thu L. s Land 0ie the
City Of Stockton with Your witnesses prepared testify
10 The Mineral Nom Mineral Character OF the above
mentioned hand any part thereof and show cause if
amy there he why The Quinaa. should net be allowed
enter the aforesaid Land certain portions Of the
Herein fail net. the said land viii be awarded Thos.
Qinlan upon his furnishing the proper proof Of eounl
ancc with the Prescription LAW.
Witness eur hands this 4fh day ofDccemler, ISL.
MELVILLE tsoCTI.E. Register.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
ner 10 ISTf-sw
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

E INCAID FLAT MINING COMPANY
MN Location of Works, kncaid Flat Tuoumne County,
Callornia-Noiiec is hereby given that meeting Of
the Board of Trustees ofsad Company, held the
day Of Dece bcr, 1871 assessment Of 81 90 per
share levied upon the capital stock Of said Company
payable Immediately in United States gold coin, 10
Secretary. his eee Me- 30 Clay street San Fran
cisco. Any stock upon which aid shall remain
unpaid on "Wednesday the 18th day of january
1872. shall be deemed delinquent, aI. will be daily adj
verised for sale public auction. and unless payment
shall be made before, will be sold "Wednesday. the
eth day of February. 1872. topay the delinquent
assessment, together with Of advertising and ex.
penses of SALE BY order of the Board Of Trustees
X. IL. CORNELL Secretary.
Office 20 Clay street San Francisco.
Dec, l.. ls71.-4w.
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

NoTECE.-Nesice Is hereby given that
~ 1. Charles 4. uoswe will apply 70 the next reg-
lar meeting the Beard Of Supervisors of eamne Cean-
" for renewal Of Licenses To keep aud maintain Toll
Ferries the Taolumne River at point known
Jaossonville. ard al Stevens BAR for the year 1872,
CuAS. l.. H0SwELL.
Stevens Bar, Nov. -, Is7l-dec Sods
The union Democrat., 1871-12-30

Rev. J. B. McNALLY, Pastor.
The New York herald., 1871-01-21

Ssss,s q :s ~: ;ss
made The market tor refined OIL quei lhe demand
ssss ss ,GS e
@es en; .oa oo sS a. s % sus ahss
ss do Sn private Hs and C Tor
Philadelphia wa. quiet the demand being light both
.ass 81 a ta's1 az
do on the spo, e. ssc and 1000 do for April and May 600
Rlor-Carciins was s,l scarce and firm ., 7&c &c.
sEfDa.cl9yer s; was steady and tribe arer 900 bag.
ws S,s M S ~ % S, s
no further sales We 25 gold, duty paid, ry
market ma E for raw Che demand being partly ,hs
Of the sales beiag made upon bass of 9as asc for fair
ns. srs r1s ss
not an =, sSc Iac., Including Demerara, within the
ssHs. New Sssss within II 3. S
ssrd s was s fer soft ts WHITE Tor extra ias 49,
Wo quote; Cuba Inferior TO common refining. sho
grocery sys% shess es less SSsa
ana aS0ssassds Ssas ana sons 20 %
Boxes Dutch standard Nos 10 O. sac &c. do 10 to IL.
s s ss IL y % s, ,Se s ms,ts x to y a. M iss
Porto Rico-Rehning grades &c. asc grocery grades sc
MooI market for fleece exhibits. good de
as %h
dom % supply their present wants and dealers are pur
ness u IN progress The low water IN the mill
streams restricts business to . considerable eyent.
The demand mainly for the Gne grades, which
are held by some parties for higher prices Gonbng more
sought AFTER and rather hmer There active
Tor pulled wool which ia selling At full previous prices.
afs Is M H o.sy acys ss
n;dus mand a. prices not differing materially from those
little business dong but prices are unchanged.
ahs % sales were about lbs feece including 100000 Ohio
@eoo Kentucky and Illinois a. 4s9c, 90 900 State at 4s
y %er so on private terms and the latter part a. 17c
$50 for low No. and sSo 43c for suner and extra
i!S0@ lbs Texas at from zoe to s3o.. ncndng
sscthe Later price for fine lsooo Oregon, private
2ac 3lc for spring. 24o for fall 900 lbs California
pulled private terms OF foreign there sold s0oO
lbs Cape, part at Gle 5000 lbs. Mesza pulled
lbs. do. Donsko on private terms.
The New York herald., 1871-01-21
COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before City Judge Bedford.

Before City Judge Bedford.
AN AEIFUL poDGER SENT TO THE STATE PRISON FOR
FIVE YEARS.
John O'Brien pleaded guilty grand larceny the indct
charging that the ed of obtained el
onious possession of Dress valued $780, which the
custody q a. Ac,s ,Sas Pessn; n
eight similar complaints OBrien District
Gsyn yss s Of the cunning thief
posed, which was imprisonment in the ss.e Prison
s'san Ss ss s%
Healey sent to the State Prison for year
lars from %li.m Addison tse 2,ih q os.oss
70
ALLEGED ROBsKnY-nGMARKs OF JUDGE nEDroEp TO
WITH naes roa Mae an New
go in street The testimony addaced both
Of s s met T3 snvs1 ssiod 10 to the
Judge ssdiord caarsea rs d .Se jury 1 :. ioloSs low
DOUBTFUL TEsTrxoNY.
during the progress trial, the testimony Is cioaded
to S Se % ss IS
have TO the do think the evidence
your views coincide with mne then advise you render
fully eoncurrea with the city
Judge, and the jury promptly rendered verdict of
THE PRoPnIETREss SENT TO THE STATE rElsoN FOE
Mary j. Brown the keeper of notorious house of i'll fame
Baxter street. who appeared brazen specimen Of
the OF the town, tried upon Indictment chsrg
her with snaching pockeb0Ok eighty dol
lars the 18th Of this month"; from Philip AcGonada
yctimized sailor entered the place in the company e
male When the 'madam" arrested by the detective
she acknowledged that she the
there Ea. only thirty dollar. in y She admitted Mr. Sui
promptly rendered verdict OF guilty
Judge Bedford in passing sentence. addressing the pr
said: believe that the house you q panel
house snd am ds,erninsd on every lssitmae occa
on whom that hundreds and thousands dollars
stolen from respectable who enticed panel
wishing to forfeit their good name getting
into the newspapers they do not make charges
of the character keep (addresng prisoner shall
break them sending the propretors the
In order to end No. 10 Baxter will
Sing Sing Prison for five years
The and sentence of the Court
faction.
The New York herald., 1871-01-21
TIE CASE OF ANNIE LEE.


win be remembered that few days ago case Of
People against Annie Lee called General Ses-
sons The lady defendant charged an attempt TO
aid her husband accused Of burglary escape from legal
custody he being at the time in the Tobs City Prison. and
her behalf adjournment asked granted bv
mitigation of punishment.
The young and really attractive wife placed at the
bar and Mr. Townsend proceeded of afa-
Subjoned 10 extract from Miss Leea aaldav -:
And that she that her husban
unlawful until after hfa arrest
but that she had noticed during he month prior 10 his
that he much at night She INQUIRED what
KEEP, away and threatened to leave him thcrefor hut
he refused give her information on the subject
says that y was not un his that she
really knew in what business he had been enQaced'
JUDGE BEpFoRD sgoogsbs TO BEAUTY IN DISTRESS.
Judge Bedford IN disposng of the case said Ou have
pleaded guilty attempt violate law There are
many mitigating circumstances IN your believe you
red man confined in the Tombs Z charge OF bur
gay you entered the prison and 10
aid your escape do you acted from ths
prornptines depraved nature While asn
for moment countenance. a. rule the offence ei aid
ing prisoners escape still feel 10 be duty consider
ing your youh respec and excellent previous
The remarks Judge Bedford listened with deep
interest," and hs humane action was heartily endorsed By A
wi vitue the tnterestIng scene.
The New York herald., 1871-01-21

The Southern State bonds were active In the Ten
nesses which to 6aX for the old issues heavy
purchases by firms reputed to be the brokers OF par
ties extensively operating In them. The South Caro-
linas were heavy and lower. The North CarOlinas
were strong and fraction higher. The leading quo
tatons at the close of street business were Ten
nessee ex coupon, 64h CAS-; do, new, 64S 6414;
Virginia, ex coupon, 65% sc; do. new, 81 n so;
Georgia sixes 10 a 81; do, sevens, ss 81; North
Carolina ex coupon, ASK ASK; do, new, % "a;
dO special tag, 1sX 10; Missouri sixes soA eo2S;
do Hannibal and ST. Joseph SO sstS; Louisiana
sxes 66 6s; do. ievee skies, 20 a 72; do. do.
eights, so a s5; Alabama nves. 10 y; do. eighs,
s5 81; do. railroad eights, 95 e8; South Carolina
skies, so a s5; do., new, Jsnuary aud July, 50
59l5; do., April and October, 80 O 81; do. Arkansas
sfxes So go; do, sevens, So a 80.
The New York herald., 1871-01-21
THE NEW CENSUS OF NEW Yoak CITY.

The for New York city 10 the following wards
ia that shown by the subjoned agures obtained the
onlce Of United States Marshal sharpe:--
ELEVENTH WARD.
The old return OF the population In this up
sss24 the in GA 022-hcng OF glo2
Old return, Al 1885, return, 4046decrcase s0 THIS
n a complete and oncial return.
TaIhTEFSTa WARD.
Old return, 80 $50; new 81 increase of 49,
sEvESTEENTH
Old return rs 30 95 623-being decrease of 727.
The figures Tor the Eleventh. Seventeenth Thirteenth
wards complete with the exception Of return which,
whcA comes cannot make much variation the dgres
giyea ;or theas WARDS
The New York herald., 1871-01-21
STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf-pnst Five o,Cioc
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Jan. Co.'S P. M.
Corr EE.-The market for Rio fairly active, tho de
mand being chiefly for the low and best grades prices
strong for all kinds The offerings extremely
Light There were sold ALAS bags Contest private
terms ln Baltimore there were sold about 5000 bags
Lord Baltimore now at Hampton Roads)i i,sSS do to
arrive per Asra, and 900 do ex Colding on private
terms. The other kinds quiet, and heard
of sales of consequence, though prices were
firm mt quotations. We quote :-Hio-O Ordinary
csrgoes loc. 'l0Sc. fair do, ,loa4c lie; good do
11Ac l2c prime do, l2slc. 1S@c. Extremes for lots
1oc l3call god in bond Java, government bags IKE
a2lc; Singapore loc llc Ceyon, iSLc l7c; Maracai
DO, lac. loc Laguayra Axe. l5ac.; jamaica l2c.
lake St. Domingo gold, in bond) yac 94c Ceara i4c
q 15c. Costa Rca, 1880. 16c Manila, I4c l5c Mex
can lsc lsc; savanila lsss Gail gold, duty paid.
CoTToNfhe demand for lots the spot only mode
rate but with small ferngs the market firm at yes.er
days quotations. The sales g. III including 59
for export b5 for spinning 81 speculation OF above
sales 40J bales to Cotton future delivery
moderately souh! alter at prices differing
previously current. The offerings were light The sales
basis low udding-were as Follows :-Janrary 100 mt
IL Sl6c, 100 at 144c; February, 100 at - Ilsc 400
al lsc March, QUO at l6he April, Gg at 15Hc. 100 at
10 7l6c May, 100 at 5ac 100 ut lbc Total $500 bales
Also late yesterday February 100 e ll6c AGO l6c 200
bales grand total 1890 bales. The closing prices
HIta
The New York herald., 1871-01-21
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS cou,T.
Charge Of Selling Unstamped Cigar
Rafare lior,,ral lacia.aar Shinida

Cndr26 OI SENInG UnBLHmped CICifHs
Before Commissioner Shields.
jose Scotto, spaniard. examined yesterday on q
charge Of having sold cigars without being stamped Ev
dence disclosed the fact that the defendant gone into the
office Of Colonel Whitley Chief of the Secret Service
pament to sell the cigars there stating that he had
would ss good customer he ooali Sc. quan!ity o.
the cigars at cheap rate and would take @
larger quantity II the price should be stin lower.
Is needless shat the defendant ogregousy sold,
he having fallen into the hands OF reenman" an
operative OF the Secret Service Department whom he had
paesa 70 se ne ~ S6 oo per or being
smugged Instead Of argain being struck the defendant
much TO his SURPRISE handcued taken prison
answer the charge The further hearing OF tbs
The New York herald., 1871-01-21
A TRICKY TRAVELLER.

william Carney. of the firm Of Waters. Boyden. FAY
Co. OF No 376 Broadway. called upon Justice Downg at
Tombs Police Court yesterday morning made three
separate adsvis charging Charles c. Lttleneld with OBJ
tanning letters from the Post Odlce which wcrp
addressed to the firm by customers and appro-
pris,ng the checks and drafts whoh they con-
tanned TO HIS One letter, containing n check
for 1858 16 forwarded by Messrs H. stevens Co.,
OF Fredonia Y. the second y. " Smith Co..
Coldwater Mch and enclosed check 1885 So and
the third containing checks and drafts amounting together
$3.50 S. was ID. Crandal of Warren Pa Little
field In the employ of the hrm OF which Mr. Carney
member the capacity of travelling agent the
1870 of the year. when his legitimate
lations with the firm, alleged, terminated.