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The New York herald., 1871-01-18
THE CAMDEN ELECTION RIOTS.

The Trials Commenced at Last-ConstabIe
Souders First Called Up-A Batch Of Col.
ored Witnesses.
After great deal OF legal fencing and half
dozen adj0urnments the trial OF the Camden cleo
ton rioters was commenced yesterday in the United
States District Court at Trenton, before Judge
Nixon. District Attorney Keasbey. in opening the
case called the attention OF the jury to the fact that
1t waR the first 'sruck" jury found IN the courts OF
the United States in the district OF New jersey The
course adopted Dy the law advisers OF the govern.
ment showed the importance OF the case and the
desire to have an impartial tribunal. Some very
grave constitutional questions were involved
Constable Francis Souders was first placed on
trial, charged with preventing John Ray, John
Wilson, Norman Summons, Henry w. Syser Lorenzo
wilson, w. Ii. Newsome Moses Wilcox and Charles
Williams from exercising the right OF suffrage at an
election held for representation to Congress In the
township OF Newton, Camden county, on the sth day
OF November IaSt.u
Richard II. Brown, Sheriff Morgan of Camden:
James ). Baird and William H. Newsome were
called as witnesses, and when their testimony was
concluded the court adjourned till this morning
The case i progressing with great despatch and
the court Will SIT each day from ten to four O'Clock Till
the trials are concluded. Among witnesses were
half dozen colored men. Judging from the large
attendance at the court during the day the case is
attracting great interest. Souders, VINO VIII have
the designation OF ''nigger-whopper,n is young,
healthy and stout m m with red mustache, and
seems TO be one OF the last who would be guilty OF
the crimes charged against him.
The New York herald., 1871-01-18
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON.

Another New Railroad from Washinxton IN
New York-The Baltimore and Ohio Road
TO Build It-Cheap Fares and Ereighe Ratesl
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 15 1871.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad managers, be-.
coming tired OF the equivocal, and as they claim.
unsatisfactory manner Of doing business in vogue
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Company, have, 1t is understood, determined to
construct double track railroad from Washington
to New York via Baltimore and Philadelphia. ID
seems that the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.
more road would not accede to the propositions
laid down by the Baltimore and Ohio road
managers, and the latter has Withdrawn from its
agreement to sell through tickets over the formeh
II appears also that the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Company invariably takes advantage
freight tariff to an exorbitant ngure-about fftH
cents per hundred-so that Baltimore aud Washlng-t
ton are compelled to pay extravagant tribute to thi
road line Is now IN course o. construction which
Will open an interior route from Martinsburg vial
Harrisburg and Allentown line to New York. When
ton to New York, and the .Nationai RAILWAY from
Philadelphia to New York, it would seem that wei
w a. $50 some sst sme , 10 ane near tutue have cheap
metropolis OF the country.
THE NATIONAL RAILWAY
WORK has been commenced on this road at Yarh.,
will be prosecuted with the utmost vgor. It is est4
mdbcu IIdC sHo TOau VIII pc Iuly C0mpleted1
equipped and In running order by July /, 1871
OF the proposed lease OF the Camden and AmboW
further has transpired notwithstanding the facd
that the Ledger, generally such good authorty3
matter was on the eve OF consummation. / hayd
Just had an interview with Mr. L. @. Knight OF thd
pennsylvania Central, and Mr. Gatzmer OF thd
me that while the feeling OF both parties is in iayo
OF the lease and the matter has been discussed semI
oiciay, 1t has not yet been brought to the attenl
tlon OF the Board Of Directors Of either road fo1
The New York herald., 1871-01-18
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. Ian,

WASHINGTON. JAM II, 1871.
CAPTAIN George B. Dandy is relieved from duty in
the Department OF the Pacific and ordered to the
Department Of Dakota. relieving Captain f. 3. Car
ling who is ordered to duty at Fortress Monroe Va.
general order OF the War Department issued to-
day states tnat the army, being reorganized and
coniormed TO the present legal standard the Secre-
tary OF war and the General call upon officers OF all
grades and In all branches OF duty to address them
selves with renewed energy to the task OF raising
the military establishment TO the highest degree OF
discipline, efficiency and economy. To this end q
number OF orders relative to officers travelling ON
duty, correspondence, sick leave retired officers,
&c are repubished and issued as part of the gen.
eral ord er.
The following changes In stations and duties OF
0mcers OF the Subsistence Department nave been
made:-Major Richard r. Morgan, Chief Commits
saLy OF the subsistence Department, Missouri, will
reieve Captain Charles B. PenrOse Of his duties as
purchasing and Depot COmmissary at Fort Lea
penv ypenwortn a. Kansas Upon being relieved Captain
Penrose wilfrepair TO St Louis and relieve Captain
John ". Turner OF his duties as Purchasing and
Depot Commissary &C that place. Captain Turner
the Military Division Of the Pacific.
The New York herald., 1871-01-18

prisoner was on the second step OF the stairs, be-
an ns S - - he
out OF tho room he exclaimed, my eye is out;"
McAloon remained all the time on the steps Of the
stairs and did not pass Mrs. Fitzpatrick
TESTIMONY OF JOHN SHEA.
John Shea, the rather Of the deceased was called
and testified that he knew nothing OF the occur.
renee; he had several interviews with his son after
he received the injury, OF which he died on the 10th
OF August He was about to state what his son tod
him IN his dying moments, Dut counsel for the
prisoner objected, and the Court sustained the Cd.
lection.
Assistant District Attorney Fellows briefly re-
the people exculpated the accused. The necessary
inference 10 be drawn from the evidence OF the
principal Witness Mrs. Fitzpatrick, was that Snea
received his injury inside, where the quarrel was
going on.
His Honor In charging the jury reviewed the testf.
mony adduced by the prosecution ana said 1t was to
be deeply regretted tnat when life was taken The
District ATTORNEY failed to offer proof fastening the
crime upon the guilty party. II became his duty as
Judge to state TO the jury that the prosecution IN
stead OF establishing tho defendants guilt, proved
his innocence. You must, therefore, render YER
dict OF not guilty, joining with me in the nope that
tie District Attorney at some future day VIII secure
the arrest OF the party VINO committed tnis oIence
The Jury rendered. verdict OF not guilty. As the
prisoner was leaving the bar, he said. "Ihank your
Honor.u
Judge Bedford responded:--.You need not thank
me; you may thank the evidence"
ALLEGED LARCENY OF DIAMOND.
Louis broker broker IN IN diamond Jew
MIR solomon Nigel, OF Union square, alleging that
on the 2sth OF July the accused stole single dia-
mond, worth $780, from package that contained
number OF diamonds. IL appeared that the de-
fendant wanted to trade a diamond ring for two
diamonds and breastpin that he selected. The
two diamonds were selected from paper containing
twenty EIGHT diamonds but Mr. Solomon Nigel de.
clined the rrade the accused having offered hts
ring and $3.50 in money. The complainant went
out to lunch, and in the meantime the prisoner and
his brother returned TO the store and concluded
the bargain with the brother Of the complainant.
IN W hn ~ AunA n nnnft ha az
monds, one was missing. There was good deal
OF testimony brought out in reference to the trans
action Judge Stuart claiming that the Union square
broker finding that Tannenbaum had outwitted
him In trade, sought to avenge himself by bringing
a charge OF larceny against his client He called
number OF influential merchants to prove the excel
lent character OF the accused, wnereupon Mr.. Eel
lows virtually abandoned the case, and the Jury
promptly rendered q verdict Of acquittal.
The New York herald., 1871-01-18

leod $685. ls2o 4sl1 lslS Asld 1885, 1885, $685. $685.
Part 2-Beforo Judge GroGs-N0s. 4736 4626, l702
4sl0 4s2A 1885, ls2O 11eI 80oo 47O6. $780, 4630 loS
4o09, 4706, 4751, l702k, lSl9. 1882
COURT OF GENERAL SEssI0Ns.-Before Judge
Michael Degan, robbery; Same VS.. Augustus Neu-
schwenter, burglary; Same vs.. James Smith, felon-
GUS assault and battery; same VS.. James Winters
felontous assault and battery; Same vs:>William
Smith, grand larceny; Same vs. John Drum grand
larceny; Same vs. George Newman, grand larceny;
Same va Frederick @. Lewis embeZzlement; Same
vs. Edward Deary and John Carey larceny from the
person; Same Vs. John LoOney, Kate Lyons and Eliza
Kane, larceny from the person; Same Vs. John Shell
ley. larceny from the person; Same VI. Thomas Ho-
ban, larceny from the person. Same va Mary Eagan,
larceny from the person; same vs.. Charles Snyder,
disOrdery house.
The New York herald., 1871-01-18
SUPREME C0UAT-ClnCUlT.
Alleged False Imprisonment-Henvy Damages
Claimed.

Alleged False Imprisonment-Heavy Damages
Claimed.
Before Judge Pratt.
LadDt0 +. Reuther rs. Jacob Morch.-Plaintn
brought suit to recover damages in the sum Of
$4,000 for alleged false imprisonment On the 31st
of January, ls7o he arrested at the instance Of
the defendant ON charge OF false pretences, and,
as claimed, held at the station mouse for seventeen
days. On being arraigned before q Justice, he
waived an examination, and was held 10 await the
action Of the Grand Jury, which body, however, did
not fndlct him. Reuther claimed THAT he was also
detained IN jail for three days. when he was ad-
mitted to bail.
The defence was that plaintiff understood that
complaint would be made against him before
the Justice, to whom lie stated this belief.
Upon ascertalning that no complaint had been
made, he notified Morch that il the latter wanted to
fight he was ready to accommodate him. Morch
then made the complaint.
Counsel for defence yesterday moved for non-
suit on the ground that the magistrate having had
urlsd cton OF the case this action should have been
brought on malicious prosecution and not false i'm
prisonment- Judge Pratt granted the motion.
The New York herald., 1871-01-18
He CoUR rs.
Cases in Admiralty-The Norwalk Collision Case
Pot Office Offences Decisions.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Merchandise ON the Free List Under the Ac
Of 1862 and 1868.

Merchandise the Free List Under the Acts
Of 1862 and 1868.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, lS7l
No. 800 Jonathan Statr0fs ct al rs John H.
Draper u AL Error TO the Circuit court for the
Southern District or Neao Fork This is an action
against executor Of the late Simeon Draper as Col
lector OF the Port Of New York, 10 recover $4l3 49,
exacted as ten per cent ad oalOyem duty upon
quantity Of indigo. the product Of country east OF
the Cape OF Good hope, imported into New York In
1868. The paintlfs In error contend that under the
twenty third section Of the act OF March, 1861.
indigo was exempted from duty, ana that the act
OF March, 1865, did not impose duties merchandise
at that time exempted from duty. The government
insists that by the acts OF August, 1852 ana March,
1868, after date OF the latter articles included In the
free list were liable to the duty imposed In this case
and tnat these two acts, taken in connection with
the decision IN Hoddren vs.. Collector Is Wall, l0D
place the Interpretation to be put upon subsC quent
legislation OF Congress on the subject beyond a
doubt. The Interpretation put upon the statute OF
1862 became part OF the statute Itself, and when
Congress III subsequent acts used the same, or sub
stantiay the same, language the legal presumption
is that II INTENDED the language should bear the judi
cial construction previously given L. The decision
In that case was that under the act OF 1892 duty
was imposed on articles Otherwise included wtnln
Its PROVISIONS, although at the time OF its passage
they were exempt from duty. X. r. Culver for plain
tiff In error; Attorney General Akerman and ASSIST
ant Attorney General Hill for government.
The New York herald., 1871-01-18
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S OFFICE.

Tho Wrong Man Arrested.
Some time since a warrant was Issued for the ar
rest or one James Bridges on the charge Of being
engaged in the distilling business with
out paying the special tax required by
law. Yesterday afternoon Deputy Marshal
Grouse arrested John II. Bridget he
(the offcer) being under the impression that the
prisoner was the man s'wanted.n Bridget
tared and taken to the ofice OF Marshal Dallon in
Montague street. The Marshal, being satisfied that
Bridget was the wrong man. consulted with the Dis
trict Attorney and the United States Commissioner
and then discharged him from custody, Bridget
claims that Grouse arrested him to satisfy an old
grudge.
At the time the warrant was issued for the arrest
OF James Bridges warrants issued for the arrest
OF other Illicit disilers, but Marshal DallOn claims
that no description Of the offending parties was
furnished him. Tne warrants have been counter
manded by the Commissioner.