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New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
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Common Pleds-Specidl Ie5m-By Judge Robinson.
RYAN sg OBrol-Mool o set of denied with 8 i0 costs
SnDeri0r C0urt Special TGm-By Judge Jones'
Wssitrn Manufacturing Co, sgt Thop . AL 6srrr
Murphy SeiY the Manhattan
ivr Kahaei.ch thafeT Mckct eet Ele hc1rlth i
BlI-Orles anted Muller hulrliot0u for almony and
counsel Zee de- A Grraory 8g Gr gor3Hon Tantsi pr men,
Darling Orier ya order o arrest hs ai Dane e. al
opening default Of Marsh l6 on payment o TlV COSTA
ALBANY, March 2S.-In the Court Of Appeals,
TO-DAY SANFORD Church, Chief Judge IrBs Jnge1b sme
with Ees-Y0rk Bank agt Enslu No AeW-lofA aai
He Bank Engn Burgess sgt hnonson Pierce as hliel
The United Casually Insurance Compny Row a
Smith Order. affirmed VITA ccstt mslock at CoIock Nh
speaBoneseel st Garn houses hech a Gar
ssmes sBe agt same. Moon
cosBlsett Base. Judgment reversed ini rev
granted abide eFen-Gavu agt Prenucr Joses az.
zmeu Of the defendant "a csBr0kyn PaTk COlms
Armstrong. Judgment affirmed. except a. 70
tho costs and judgment for COS. reversed, slioas
cost either partY-Profle, rel Phelps sgt hmth.
affirmed aud proceedings RENTED 20 the Court iH, WIN
proceed tie conviction accrn, % WhuoI AL
troye having been disposed Of The Judgment this Court IN aof
appeal-SdlWe Carpenter Oriered that tbs apiai sl vH
s1 decided with the appeal upon tle meO bn Az
The GenYle Woon Company Appeal dismissed Win costs Of n
making the motion aud 2 10 costs tie
agt. AsVilHah Orler granting new tral aAfnei' s,i
dgment absolute defendants with oopagies eg Doll
Order granting new t1a aHfm' o sul ..ns
ment aisoue plaintiff restraining the felt'n from s
beams &C. the walls Of the Plaintiff bns aal stloi
prejudice claim Of either party 70 te land - premises n 1sS
by bo parties affirmed each without s 70 either part
ATT Crnan Judgment Of tie Com Pleas ~ he CRY and Cony 81
and the Dsrc. Court reversed with costsfell g NeN
York aId larom Railroad Company
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
CRIMINAL COURTS.

AT the Essex Market Police Court Charles McCarty
R7iugion-st
jose Pine ard Carlo Melartha, charged with
sng unstampe cigar. committed yesterday BY Commissioner
The case of Gustave Adolph Boden, arrested ON the
steamer Scsa on eh,rge Of "Tsns e o. aI,ePe 10
eitnsS si aSIiosi flSn ss,o3y g '' '''
F. Bryant, master of the schooner Isaac Rich,
e ptrpe to lin to Won Prag Co Of tbs cy YESTERDAY
eS M % ss 5 a. by come Bo ro either 10 deao. tie
Tctfce or deliver persons whom they addressed let
The case of Francis Bal agt. Capt Paul. for
pI treatment At sea begun Court before nige shea last
Tas{ va, @ e p c5 & hat b. I cu 5eay Ba story ay
be woad give damages TO the m extent m aon IN @ nat , 90 Ga i
case Of assault and battery
In the Court of General Sessions before Judge
icee to the bocde Israel Schmidt bot the Judge refused
@p.nucnt WITH SD sidr The Of Toomey the po
cemsg chars Nth clubbing aalI 70 a 70 h s % d dsb nv c I
sdjourDcd until eIt Monday.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, John Shea,
a. o Of Precinct Police committed for trial at
The Special Sessions on charge Of sayge ass.lu1s W 9GIaa
Qau although displaying he proper badge furnished by The Pre-
pushed down stairway Ne M backward AMI received injury
Of the ~ @' ana Nom Noun o & W wi s's b b o ia % @
With
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Bowling yester,
down banker nd brokers tlo By falsely
. ssS1 1 "A for ensn SGS We" aS '% Gp sS. % s $ Sa % @
having bitten of the tail Of kitten G ChAha9t
hsemen, saloon David Levy committed for having o
Thomas Keeeh for so Shch be
sid which bought down dealer
Caroline NsgeT an inmate Of ChAham. saloon,
committed stealing gold watch worth S70 from John Alien.
Stephen having Iorel from Thomas
No. Gene by asserting st he bad warrant for his
johnson committed for stealing rl2O belonging
70 her employer Mr.. Mary Christian Of No. iss Eimst
In the Court of Special Sessions, before Judge
Bowling resriay Sevns for sEsaulng Peter Burke with
bar Of steel for three months John Gar
r stealing cap Charles Chsmesky two months William
Duudon Henry kopper months William
Muar stesing monkey from Domingo Mohe ogangrpde
postponed william Agphy, bruay sssanans his wife
Puirtsry Callahan stealing tobacco and
from the School ship Jsms Nell ssslltng
Faut pBg pick his poctet sent 70 the one
Of Refuge. John Allen, obtaining % Iron Chn'icn NJ
Hanson by trek and device siI months. Ros.nba
ouinp stealing a shawl and some jewery from Margaret
Rns workhouse Cline stealing three pair boots
fon John BneB months .Chraanna Killer and
IouA Ekep ssBg pair Of shoes from Daniel Chrrt four months
stealing ~ from jenkins Jones' two months
Ffank McN fgng order puiporng 10 be signed BY e Sec
retsry The Seeosvt Railroad by which Patrick o. May obied
charged hy
bis employer william a. Good with selling 70 worth q goods AMI
g bs mone, Discharged not found him.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
ERIE LITIGATION.

FISK WANTS THE COMPLAINT OF THE ENGLISH
STOCKHOLDERS DISMISSED BECAUSE WILLIAM
NJ. TWEED CORNELIUS VANDERBILT, AND
TWENTY-FIVE MORE ARE NOT SUFFICIENTLY
MIXED UP IN IT.
In the United States Circuit Court yester
day. before Judge Blatchford, the Of Heath, Ra
phael and others against James Fisk, jr, impeaded
with the Erie Railway Company and others, up
a demurrer filed by Fisk 10 the bill Of complaint. Ac-
cordng to David Dudley Field, who argued the demur
for Fisk the complaint contains substantially the
following allegations:
then except Chie, BaT having GeI 10 'e, name upon he Com.
ouey him but the Company has refused 10 allow ch
E1's5 @ m % 1 9e ~ d & i @ SIS scT,n @ & 1s p,d on ps % I T la I %
tor IN 0e'eor l9 nine SeT DIee,o were ese By oo%5nanou
rd By me9ns o. se purchase Of oTes S MONEY furnished b. The
spI March 1862 Gould Ft aud Lane sbi ueir copder1,e.
sOCoO Of iocL the Company leisae exchange
for convertible bonds and he' or .ome Of them received
tie sale Of ock than they pad The Company for e bonds Thee
% he Company the city Sewiok ard sp,t none Of the
COMPANY their protection a. well in procuring the passage q
III. money paid members Of the Legislature any corrupt
Al p5ngem, made between EliTdgs the side and
1oll ~ anu % e,"tc1 ~ he irg, R az, 49, ~ 70 I, ' ittn
COMPANY Of 4sOO5Oo bonds Of the Boson, niori an Rail
wa By paying to sehel tt9oo so 20 Vanderbilt $3.50 90
Dye were Improperly la out including seNerq 200 nd
s - 70 % i1t q so Oe On becoming Treur,f Of the CONAN
Se Ial, I353 Gyud Fs and Ian have bal practically 10 ,r
yl , tfr oos we're oosel 80 days eha than usual wh,n
1, Fst rDl Lane hed prores o la3bO shares rTr'oss ss
ssges Of show that u this e te so'f co.'s l o. o' o
@ mon tIs tt. and stock had been n part ncIuIea b tie
a. some directly o5 indfJ '' ''N a" Tue L' I4H"y
C0Inpanf. ... d.. o,..t., tao ss-.,.l - ~.
Ief,r, their election support Golhs lolcy, ad
E t time nnt October 1863 only tFo meet i.s o NE boaf were
tI srd e Affair. Of the company managed tAty W houi
F aBd Lane TIE report Of e COMPANY 10 le T eo'
seeout for t proceeds a23O 100 nominal Increase Of cap
itt me- convert lie bonds eIcange i0f Nhc NE hs" ACA vas s
s1i yers so % heavy discount by Gould fA AH le 4,
st ~ .oue Of themselves their partners trends None 81
the COMPANY other defendants M '1 su4"h
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

sherman 4 Behman, 2ee w a.hinr.
t0n-st.
Burshalter. Masten & Co. 1P8 and
I'D Chsmber- ~.
Y. g. Hazayl & Co. 1872 spl Ili
ChainieTs-sL.
N. BodIue, per J. p. r.. l90 and laf
(hgMlrTs -.
u. x rhur5or & Co, l7J and II:
Climbers
r. T.. & 4. Stuart CHAMBER. Green
Wich aii kcilc.es.
Z. y. Bsker B Co. l5l Chambers s,
v hheailng, Williams, & Co., %.
Wails'.
VI Hople 3 Co.. 10 Wanst
B. johnson Z g0rs. 30 Front st.
Earlc & Co, 9j Ff0uts.
Rense. Osborn & Co. ~ Waii.st.
W. " Gwathway, 20 Watar-,t.
Amos DennIsJn. n Water n.
Cark. Chaplin & Holy 3J water a.
Gro @, March 4 Co. % Haier.st
Msrrh Price h c.. 81 Wsterst
Muller A. King 4 Co.. - Wa.er.st.
F0o'e g. KreTals. % Water-st
]. Needs a Co. % Water-s'.
Roswell. Slecl 4 Co.. ~ Waters II
DTmond : Eiwaris. 100 Waier-st
harbuu, Grggs q Co., llJ anj lll
tEam1cr Il.
W. = Howell. i63 Fronf-s'.
Bea nls & Cummings, l-8 front-st
G. V. A. Schuyler q C0n. li9 anl
l5l Pr0ni-st.
Y. o. Matihioasen & Weichen. ~
Wali-st ami rs Froui-,t sugsI
Refinery Co ". A. Ncichen, '
Prest.
Drlnjes. OckeIhausen & Co.. l0'
Wa'l-.t.
Z. & y. Aesd, IT, & Co, - AMI 2.
toeut|es-s.in.
Huntington q Dow. l06 Pr0ntst
J ID. McKenze & Son. IN Fro1tst
Geo. &. Coillus s Co.. % Frortst
Bonrell & Adams % Pro ut.
J. Gould 4 Sons. 9l frolt-sf.
John OD0nohue 4 Sons, 80 Front
Fl.
Abbott J. Haslings. SO Prolt-st
Champion Brother. . FrIntst
Ba glsy & Mead. ~ Frout-t.
y. II. Decker, . Wh.iehli.-st
ChaGY. Fnile. $50 end ~ VI. .ferst
Penf0h, Cla,lei4 s Co, ~ Prom.
e..
c. dep. Field s Co., i27 Waier-sL
John W. Hsr; & Co.. 10 Mater.sL
4. r. Dlrkce & Co., l5J. 10, aud
i39 Maier 81.
Jas. Member. l22 Water-st
Emanuel Hoffman, Ia Water-yt.
n. Schubert 4 Co it6 Na.er-st
Seligsberg. C1hier & son. -
Nater-st
l.. Hoilsnler & Son. ~ Woter-st.
4. R1senVaid g. Bro. ll5 Water 80.
Bonly & SchHarlkopf rs Water IS.
Asher bijeu. l38 Wa'cr-.i.
l.. Beunger & Co.. l43 Nater-st
A. :. ROselhalm & Co, lj2
Water st.
=. VI. Crawford & Co.. l68 Wa'cT.s g,
Palmer & Scoyile, 10 We'eG-.t.
"a. a. Smith. l3l Maideu-h1e.
81. Metlger. l13i Waters.
G.. w. Hillmsn s Co. ll8 Pron'st
Pool, Na1ro. kimbail s. Co., y
Warren st.
Belcher, Park & Co, Al and =
Wsrreu-st.
Dodge. Camme-er < Co, lij Clan
hcrs-st.
Fergnson. Titrs z Co. o. WaTen-st
Wo6drlG. Spelcer & sioli, 90 WaI
Tsl-st.
Acter, Neral & Co1t.t, la2 Chan
hery-st.
rfanc's II. Lerget; L Co., u Ml
raY-,t.
vs,ns & Kenun. IS nuray-st
Jrs. ". Palmer q Sons, 20 and ?
MuTar-st
Ur,.er. Ilali& Co.. % Murray 81.
Archer & Brother. III Mest-s.
Bale g. schi1tcr. i52 West -.
ri hsr & Van Compen, no Moray
IL.
s. 5. wycloTG CO. l'i Mu-ra,-s'
Jas. $. PaI.sr * Co. lll M1rrly-si
{. Slegm0in i Son, ? and . VAS
in~tOu--t.
Bonnet. Schenck { Co., 50 P3rl
place
P.H. Drale & Co.. 55 Parl-p'acs.
Babcock = Co., - and - Par,
place.
Counoily S Co.. - Water p
Pr tk. Mca'e & Co.. - Wa'ar-lt.
Bd.,cy. Moore = Co, - Ffol 81
Nathan n. Tut.lc, it3 Re4is--t
W z. kttn.ge & Co, a anl :
FrOn'-
| Pace & Co.. l3i Frort-,t
| D. Armstrong g. Sons, III, Il, en-
ID lcr- 80
william soa, Cr.l3lh ( Co., 80 Wall
st.
Jo,liua Bufam & Co. l05 Wail-5t.
PRoD~CE DEALERS.
Josiah NJ. Fi,se 4 Co. T. Soggl-st
| JeAe lloft & Co. 10 Sou.h.s.
4. K. Hasley a. Co., Cj Boalgay
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

b. Hussa. a clerk in the employ of \. Mailer &
Co. Custom House brokers' No. 81 Ceiarst charged wh peHg
swearing differentiation OF goods for the purpose oi seung n
through H. held yesterday By Commissioner pa'en-
mort in bail for examination lie Is charged among other tngs
With attempting through Of harshre worm Ti "
ease OF egshps worth only 80 Ii is stated that @ :" done u
the benefit Of lis empoye and tbs, they and their books Le tea
-nn nanDn .-nL
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

y Y. joh1'on . Co. y Water.
llamme't 3 Potter. 20 Water.
Z. y Emcrol "a Co.. % W,,s,n
B.rlsall Brothers ~ Broad.
Geo. herkimcf H. Co. f0p,.,t.
}. Laihfap 3 Co.. lo1 Ilf B,osts
J n. kcq1' h Co.. % gosib.,t
lhr'. y. Wool cr. 2. FraDt :.
= J. Brom.eT. - F.oatst
y. II. D .uiso1 . fr.nt-s,
w VI. fleeTan. ~ IIo-,a
JOIN ,. Pop ri % Pr5stst
Mnter z Brr D 3j Frs-tr
W ic.es Rooster Z CO.'S P-o,t.t
W; l. HorA, Pcuuel a FanE. "a
2. r a R. B. L,y.rnor.. 10
Joseph Al.a : Go. n soaib.a
Herr W. Sm'fh . Sinh :.
Teft q TIuesleii % Moor,-a
q. a. Roberts q Iolrs Il
sven & Miller. 9 sou'h Z,
ShoiHe.l Brothers 8os'h.R
Young s. Van A'st.lc. 3 sog,h.
A. Darhnz 10 Pearl Z
GRAY a Leigh. 1G PEAR
o. y. B'ksf 4 60 .7I PssrIa
Geo. B feTris q 90. b Pet,,.
SHERWOOD & Penash. p souib a
bo'v.lisnu0rt & 90. ID W,r-.-a
William Oakley b Co. 63 Warres.
4.
Davis & sui'os = Warres-st
J DimOn s. Co.. y Warren a
lly. 4 No-zin. 81 WaFea..t
Chas. =. Motlage, 2l0 Greea~ieb-
~.
Hunter. Adam. & Co.. ia and ia
Clamher4s.
p. J. l0lk g. CO. lf2 Chinhe--a
Pitch & Bennett ~ Cdarbef-t
Armstrong s. Morrison. 10 Chin.
lrrs-rL
FIELD & Task. 10 Chauhsna.
D,Lsmatef s. CCi1m.a.s. lH Chan.
hers-st.
IS. H.&JJHoyt iil Ciamhsn-a.
II. Ll.ios q o.itefs lij Chsz.
h.TysL
3. 4. Brrsh 40 Chsmteus.
HYDE q Tturton. l5l Clanlerst
Dot7. Msn-eI d Co.. 30 Chan.
bcrs-st.
vaadlrhogeri Jones g. Biria. 80
(h1uu.l -st.
". b. Cogslin. lCl Chlmhfrs-S.
Clark r.. lrle. lf3 Chamters -
Join IS. MerH1. ll5 fhsmher-sL
Jl slu s. Fr'l1ss i73 Dualest
N-rh.ie 4 williams, J3j Gresa-
w.rn-,t.
Burnett. Hsrley & Mas0a, ~
Gseaugic. -s.
Mckenzie. Negmaa & Co, 56 Var.
frI-st.
Yrcsfe & Miller. 80 Nnrrav-,t
t.. Z. SIS. Williams. l1i NIaly-R
J. ". Not. 10 Muuag-sL
Hratt s. Mount. llj Nest-st
3. Roner g. Co.. lff Nasi-.l
He.fuch, HOFFMAN s Co., lc3 Nor.
ray-st.
UrHt q Havilsrl. lo3 Mgrly.t
Il. H. Abbott G CO.. lJ stlte-st.
J. Wcul,r. Keel & Sos, u state T.
Wee.s. Uoug.as < 60, 8 S'lte-t
Pears.l. Bros. & Iah, p N5ie.
smith & rrd-rifn 25 W1behallsi
I,ln "A II. 4oL Al Mltrl1Il-sL
Rich. smell 4 Co.. Wl.tc.1.i-sL
Parker. Brooks s Co, J. Waite
hali.st
Ioha ". Moore lSta1c7t
Mangla g McCoIl. ljaai % s'oss-
70.
T-rier,h Vet 75Pelrl-st.
Aleralter Co0t Water O.
Rowland s. RIDER, o. ard g. Front
-.
Boyi. Gilbert son L Co., 81 and %
Kss.a d Fowler. @ Tr1.s
b. ". &C. B/Hln, = frOai-st
4. u Co4n. r iDu.-st.
J.huH. Bod. 2 fmltst
T.. ". Pierce. 81 lroHts:
Kaupper. Kel s. scioc.er 6iPDnt
". &. Mainland. &c Fran.st
Cooper g. Co. l3 Frl-t 70
DRY GOODS DgtiERs
T.. Z Jafly a. 90. Br0lFaE
N gatt, ilsr.llld & Co., 5ji Broad
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

were not attached to that dc
GROCRRs.
Arnold Sturges & Co, l25 Front-st.
Stanton. sheldon & Co. - Prontst.
Phillips Dater & Co, ll2 Rr0nt-st.
kattenhorn, Ilopke, OGerman x
Go. l02 Wall.si.
Hayemeyer & Elder. 30 Wall-st
New.York steam Sugar Refining
Co. by Bepj i. Sherman, Lreas-
urer, gi Wall ~.
c. W. Durant, per John 4. Carew,
20 Wal-st
Mollers & Martens. 9l Wall NJ.
Burger. iiull1ut i Livingston, 81
Wall lst.
Union steam Sugar Refinery, 20
LeOnari.si.
Msller. Odell 4 Co, 90 Walls.
Long Island SggsT Reiuery, By l..
Grossman, Pies, 30 Nal..sL
pac.fc Sugar Re nery. Oh Nall-st
Winten. b.ck & Co, b Nallst
North River Sugar Refining Co.. ~
Wall-sL
Wm. Bulkeley n Co., 100 Waicr-st
BllLgs. Bo.es & Co.. lul NaiersL
Gee. n. Lane a Co, 9i froui.sL
Erra Wheeler 4 Co. 10 froutsL
John CasWoll & Co.. DO Front'si.
Jno. NJ. White a. Co, 80 Fronts q.
H.. n. Skinkcr 4 Co. SO Front o.
Ives. Bercher a Co.. g3 frni'ai.
John u Ewer 3i1 GrcraHlcl..I
". n. Hoops 80 Grecuwirh-at'
&. Pacsboitr q Co.. Ssi Green
Wlch.f.
H.. Walsh. corner Washington ani
fmutlIriis. a..
Georse Balm q Son, 3l7 Washing
tUn-st. ...,.
J.T. Wilson, lO9 and ltl Washing
ton-st
Frrirl.ck Ara.r 3o1 Washington b.
Eipae H.ri. 2ol MasA.ns on-st
DJAuuauu q Co.. 30 " "a Ailsiyu--L
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

NAAAi ~
z. Bennett 4 Co., , South-st.
Herrmonce & MAntou. o. BroAd-st
s r. Uhlman, % Broat-st.
Poster. Rice 4 Co., II Broad-si.
Bliss. Story A Co. "a Br0ad-si.
Il. Il. Potter & Co., u Broad Il.
l.. q. Miller & Son, IS Broal-st.
White 4 Douglass. 70 Broad II.
A. II. solomon & Co., 76 BroAd-si.
A. h. Ken, 4 Co.. rs Broad 81.
Lane Son 4 Co., 30 BfOad.st
Miller 4 Co.. o. Broad-st
Stoughton 4 Co., 90 Broad-s,
G. II. Benedict & Co, 10 Broai-s'.
Douglass, Belts q Co., 80 Broad-st.
Wm. $. Lawrence. "a Broai-st
Milton Knapp, " Broad-st,
joyce & billings. lul Broad-st
Chts. S. Brown < Co, a. and a.
pcar.-sL
-. 5. Ward. Poster & Co, q
Pcarl-sL
Condit & Ye'lorles, 81 Pearl-si.
Thomas 4 Bcnhem. lo5 Broad-st
Ciark. Capp s. Co, loo Broad =.
IT. n. Z J.I, LdM4rilsl l'i nina" NJ,
Pit, Eagles 4 Johnson ~
DOnlst
Iuslse & Co.. ll8 Broad a.
T.. N. Howard & Co.. 10 Broad y.
John NJ. smiths Son & Co., ~
bro1d-sL
u. L,ttleion Adlms ~ FrontsL.
.Aku 4 Burnett, ~ frout-s-
F.uIerJ. weeks, mo Brull-sL
NJ rhal g. kslluy, 10 Front sL
Ia. sherman & Co, o Front 81
iaing & Robinson, 4 fmut-sL
Porter s. WetmOre. 90 Brosd.st.
David ". Lewis - Peafl,t.
n. \. Stcbhi1s. 100 hroaI-..
Andrew Bradshaw 100 Dnollst
John g.. u.ht a. Co., 21 Waier.st
Jewell. Harrison 4 Co.. % WAicI.st
JOuss j. l0aas. ~ Wa,eCst
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29

COURT CALESDAHS-THn DAY.
StrRnE CoURT-CHCrr-Psr L-SUTHEhLAhD. J-Open' At
q NJ.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
Coparinersbip Notices.

rVHE FIRM of GIBSON BROTHERS, St9eS St9eS
Brokers dissolved th 2t inst by le death 9 M n,
GIBSON The un erseued surviving paler, VIII eo,l. "a
business on bis No. 10 Newt-NS i9IA
1871. r. !. ~ D
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14

JACKSON RETURNED.--Sherif jackson came
back last Wednesday evening, well and hearty.
His case was brought before Judge Sawyer last
week and, after argument by counsel was taken
under advisement by his Honor until Tuesday.
Mr. jackson states that Attorney General Hamil-
ton directed him to return and collect the tax as
before, pledging that the State will bear him
harmless in so doing. Hamilton also told Mr.
jackson that he intended to notify all Collectors
in mining counties to the same effect. Mr. Jack
son also says that his counsel and other eminent
lawyers, with whom he conversed, assured him
that the legality of the law would certainly be
upheld from the lowest Court to the highest.
Speaking of the city our Sheriff says that not
having been there for sixteen years he hardly
recognized single feature the difference being
so great that he found it an easy matter to get
lost among the multitude of thoroughfares and
buildings. lie saw many Trinitarians, among
others John b. McGinniss, Drs. Trask and Davis,
Ned Rowe and Henry Howe. The last-name1
gentleman is practicing in the Police Court and
has great deal of business. Another matter
mentioned by him was that there are three or
four thousand unoccupied buildings in San Fran
cisco, fact which does not speak well for the
prosperity of the Bay city.
As Jackson was travelling in the cars from
Chico, in company with Dr.. Reom of Yreka,
horrible accident occurred The train consisted
of several cars ahead of the locomotive, and
freight car attached behiod. An employee on
the train in attemptinu 70 mass from the on cine
to the car in the rear, fell between the two and
while struggling under the car threw his arm
across the rail, the wheel passing over it and
cutting it completely off within about four inches
of the shoulder. The train stopped and DR..
Ream bandaged the stump as well as he could
with handkerchiefs to stop the hemorrhage, there
being no better appliances at hand, The unfor-
tunate man was sent to the hospital at Sacra-
mento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14

AND Still ANorHER.-As the weather con-
dnues clear and pleasant, the crop of local poets
seems to increase. If for no other reason than
to stop the amount of @ 'doggerel " that pours
in upon us from every side, we would like to
have it rain just little. Perhaps that might
dampen our friends poetical ardor we are GER
tain nothing else will Here is the last frantic
appeal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14

BourD WmsKY.-The last joke with the peo-
pie Of Oregon Gulch and Junction City is about
boiled whisky AS near as we could learn, the
story is as follows: Not long ago nearly all the
residents of that locality were in Weaveryille to-
gether. Two of them went into saloon to have
~ social glass or two Both called for whisky
one drank it straight; out the other preferred a
hot punch. Shortly the punchimbiber became
considerably show come you So" On being
twitted of the fact by his more sober companion
and perhaps resentng the comparison as being
odous under the circumstances the hot whisky
man rctorted " faint a bit srange-you took it
raw but my whisky was boiled"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14

HANDSOME PRESENT. - John Martin, of this
place, lately received, by express, as New
Years present, handsome cane. 1t is gold
headed and the ferule is of silver. On the head
is neatly engraved "To John Martin-from an
Unknown Friend" Mr.. Martin says that he can
not conjecture who sent it to him, This sort o
thing don't happen very often and is compli-
meut Mr. Martin should and doubtless does ap-
preciate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14

TRINITY CENTRE-We paid a visit to this Sec
ton of our county last week, and found things
remarkably dull Miners and farmers alike en-
tered complaints against the dry cold weather.
The miners in the immediate vicinity appear to
be very we'll fixed for work, and Informed us
that their prospects were good. A number OF
men from Salmon river are reported to be on the
head Of Coffee creek and doing well. Found
about two aRd a-half feet of snow upon the d-
vide this side of the Norwegian Ranch, and
amused ourself wadng through it and leading
the horse for about eight miles. Like Mark
Twain, after his celebrated horseback ride, we
have had ga delicacy about sitting down. ever
since we returned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14

To RED HILL AND BACK.-Last week we took a
trip to the noted mining district of Red Hill.
where else, miners were waiting and wishing
for rain. As we were going and coming, we no.
tced that the oak trees were budding on Red
Hill. That some apple trees near junction were
also budding and we were told that the peach
trees on Oregon Gulch were in the same for
ward state We would not be surprised if some
of the trees find they have been too hasty and
have to wait some time yet for Spring
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14
Redemption Fund.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
" proposals, directed to the undersigned, for
the surrender of County Warrants will be re-
ceived up to the last day of the next regular
meeting of the Board of Supervisors.
PETER PAULSEN, Treasurer.
Weayeryille, January, 8, 1871. l-4w
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14

New OFFIoERs.-The officers of Comet Lodge,
No. 81, l. O. 0. F. were installed by Jos. Craig,
D. D. G. NJ, on last Saturday evening They
are as follows Chauncey Langdon, N. G.. A.
NJ. Carter, V. G.; Thos. D. Draper, Il. 81
George Williams, Treas; L. Petersen, W. D.
McNair, c.; John Bowermau, |. g.; George
Shaw, R. S. V. G.; A. Davis, R. s.. 81 Sam
uel Hubbell, p. G.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14
County Board of Examination.

MEETING OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF
n Examiners will be held at the Office of Il. P.
Loyejoy, Esq. in Weavervlle, on SATURDAY,
the l4th day Of January, at ten o'clock, A NJ.
All persons desirous of teaching in the public
schools of Trinity county, and not having proper
certificates, will present themselves at that time
G. W. SMITH,
Co. Sup. Pub. Schools.
Weaveryille, Jan. 5th, 1871. l-2w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14

As an extra inducement to subscribers, we
will inform them that the JOURNAL will here
after be printed on paper direct from New York
city. We received large shipment last Tues
day. Don't be afraid to subscribe; when this
lot runs out we can get more.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14

INDIANS TRoUBLEsoME.-Mr John Clifford in
forms us that the Indians have been killing cat
tie on the South Fork. At the time he came
along, on Tuesday last it was known they had
killed two head supposed to be the property OF
Mr. James Mullane.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14

STATIsTIoAL.-We are under obligations to
John W. Bost, Surveyor General of this State,
for copy of his Statistical Report for the year
lS69-70. From it we CLEAN the following items
OF interest regarding our county:
Trinity county has 10 saw-mills which are
run by water power. This is more than any
other county in the State has.
Trinity County has ll6 mining bitches and
uses 45773 inches of water per day, which is
more than is used in any other county.
Trinity County has 76 irrigating bitches
watch is more than any other county, except
Siskiyou.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14

OK our first page will be found communica-
ton from Trinity Center, written by " Homo -
also another from Grimes, Jr." Let us hear
from both often.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14

IF you happen to be travelling their way and
want a good "square meal stop at either Pete
Van Matres or at Tourtelotte' Minersville.
We tried both places last week, and know
whereof we speak.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-01-14

SHERIFF JACKSON has returned and no doubt
the . fear of Stockton will materially lessen
the amount of 'machine poetry " with which
we have been afflicted during his absence.