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Rem Oort. /. MIdrI. - Dtt sGimbria"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-02
AuS 9letp DUrt. - Ole Nadbrtd,t
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RswsD Ort. /. WtarJ. 9tuts Nbtno
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REM sWOrt /. WdIJ.-p peuIs tuurOtn Is
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1901 abg:Qtb,n. IS UsrOsn 2 WIu. Su
1892 bis lO9 9S aero rommGu wfrosn.
Dls s9uba- Rimmt sl78.000 In Sontanttn
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Su Summa $2i4l7 737 ,6Gl %
Ser SaOr SshaaO i'm S9aB Gmts bes
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Ta1uittags &abelberid)te,
Der Gricbcns Scrtraa.
Ser Giu5ug III Bnrisa
xbier8 uuS @inoD ermabuen bic
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Die Electromagnetic pia iia o.m Gin1uas Der
Ssutiten WiOerisBsH.
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8S8,O5A.o1 Eeberfabue dln l. 5anuar 1870.

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al, ,aS8, ,O5A.8l Eotdl'germ Ssen,
stn GtIestn bss Staatss RsU'Y selhhb arattegs'
gcrR5ert TIT ber ,,0crmGitta"!
Die ,Ssermanias IN eins gam btutidt Ssisui@aIt.
0s III oit dItens otutIfs @sleuidatt In Amtrtta.
Ibr orcbes 9dpttdI nit beotuenotm utbtrid1pS &C.
zdbrt btn Gtrfhtrttn Die bette St9erbstt.
Gus Berluitt tptrotn prompt uno oou bt1dpn.
Tbrt l5tihdft Hno uno tptroen fea auf sine nprf4s
ttas uub IoIios s4tiit 9etahrt.
Dit oeiitid,s RunoIbdft ii&trt otr -@ermantds tts
asroorraatnos Ssuuhg unsr alsn 8srhGerun9ssWtlfR'
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Ss,ns anb,rt gtieGIGaTt taun ben 8tutiGsu arbstse
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81. Is lair. |. WdrJ. Die 8eraleuit
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lung ,lnltimmig bo5 YsriGbrsn Der .Erbstiers
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Ger ehulp auameiS pro Bebruar.
9B btngton, /, WdrJ. - Die S9uID
bsiIdRt:
~ an Capital. ... s24O7, l7i,246 II
b) an SInitu 600. 81 563, ,4l4.79
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StFunO Der S6riS 16Jals
lido Oss quar- SsftanOes $232O, ,7Os. SAC 90
Nhr4Gme Der S6ulO im
Gsbruar ............. 73l9960Os
Abnabm, osr Shuln isii
BEN /. Wdrl 1870. lI769, G3O.25
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Sr. g. q. Grunt,
Rr. 10, Rpre.3tbertpA Arass, baitimort.
riu 800 Strots tahltn, menn Ct Gn9bruhgttt 9uits
ro5r.na q gutlanbuno btsinnsnbt S&ptnoilat. 9ur,s
aismiaieh, Isruf otr Sftnims. Gaiarrb uno au. 9s.
Dsi ess pa,ts ber 2unas. Der 1arnpsBt ots Blutss.
btr caut, pbuniauisH. Desp.pne, Yea1sriu&t. oas
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,r mil b.r nid anstihbrsn atibtu b,balttt H. fous
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Scrmijdtc gjcridtee

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aH bic SeDoIttTun9 lprtr Siabt etlahtn, IN
weldsr fs Sur SsibelItgunG on .insr ba,t gum
Stitrn ots btLtIh palttottlten GulisiUn0s
nufiorOsru. Die Jar lOl Gm I. apuI btgin'
nen un0 G1ae hnurrn.
The New York herald., 1871-10-31
CARD PLAYING AND STARRING.

Late ON saturday night DENNIS McCarty, of No.
839 front street, entered the lager beer saloon No.
242 Division street and with several persons pres.
ent, indulged in divers drinks and game OF cards
While at play some trouble arose over the game
and after was settled McCarty left the place laugh
Ing. He was followed by man believed 10 be John
Smith, and on the walk scufDc ensued during
which he MeCarty) was stabbed In the back by smith
and dangerously injured. McCarty was taken home
affair reached the Thirteenth preclnct police till late
the following afternoon.
Coroner Keenan, being notified took the yletim,s
ante.mortem statement which embraces la sub.
stance the above lacts
a verdict was rendered against Smith and Coroner
Keenan, issued warrant for his arrest
McCariy was formerly foreman OF Hook and Lad.
der Company No. 0. In the Old Fire Department.
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dant, 'Potoonn and charging that ne was merely
named as a defendant In order that Fisk might
bring the case into Kings county.
Mr. BEACH, IN answer 10 this had an aindavlt
OF Mr.. Fisk and also one OF Potion, the latter OF
whom sw0rc that he was q resident or Kings
county and employed by news assoca.
ton. The afidavit further set form that
ne had contracted with certain newspaper men In
New York for copies OF the correspondence IN order
that he might furnish them TO BROOKLYN papers.
MI. Beach during his argument asserted that the
HERALD and other papers did not dare TO publish
copies OF the correspondence which they had, anu
That they had been threatened with law suit n
they did so.
After some further argument Judge Pratt took
the papers and reserved his decision.
JOSEPHINE WANTS JAMES.
In the suit OF Heen Josephine Mansfield against
James FISK, an application wag made Yesterday
morning for his arrest before Judge lngraham. The
order was granted.
An Undertaking on the order states that the APP
pllcall0n Is made IN action for the recovery or
moneys obtained by Fisk in q 1duciary capacity,
anu Dy him retained on sureJles Mrs. Mansfield
nersclf ana Mr.. Norris +. Bowling. About forty
Thousand dollars IL said to be the sum sued for.
The New York herald., 1871-10-31
THE FISK-MAySrIELD SENSATION.

Those Wonderful Epistlcs-Chnnxina the
Venue-AppIicatiOn for the Arrest Of James
Fisk, Jr.
The case Of James Fisk Jr., against Edward s..
Stokes, Helen Josephine Mansfield ana others came
up yesterday morning in the Supreme Court, Brook.
yn, before Judge Pratt. This action is brought to
restrain the defendants from publishing or to be
used in any case certain correspondence which
passed between plaintiff and the defendant Mans
field. The case has heretofore been reported In the
HERALD The case came up yesterday morning on
the order 10 show cause why the temporary inlunc
ton heretofore granted should not be made pcrma-
nent and on the motion to change the venue.
Mr.. BEACH, for plalntiG, proposed TO read aftlda-
Wits or Fisk and others that mad not been served,
but the counsel for Miss Mansfield, Mr.. Courtney,
objected and the argument as to the Injunction
was thereupon postponed until next Monday. Mr..
A. II. Marsh, one OF the defendants, having stated
tnat neither he nor nis partner mad any Of inc
papers IN their possession, MFR. Beacn consented
that the injunction as TO them shouLt be removed.
The argument on the motion TO change the venue
then proceeded. Mrs. Mansneld's afidaSlt was read,
setting forth that she knew nothing Of the Qefen-
The New York herald., 1871-10-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct. 20, 1871.
Cotton drm; good ordinary, 15c. l5kc; net receipts
129 baes exports coastwise 70; Sales Loo stock 805S
NEW ORLKANs, oct. 20, 1871.
middngs 1sc. net receipts 947 bales gross,
6l6l exports Great Britain 6OS coastwse s31 saess
4,S50; stock, b37lS - :, - 90,
Cotton strong good demand; mddings, lsSc net
receipts, ae6 bales exports coastwsc ~; snles lsw;
stock, y040. :. -,
Cotton steady mddiinss, IKE; net receipts. 264S
exports coaswse, ,79S; sales, 40D; stock 2OsL
BUFFALO, N T. o.. a. 1871
Receipts Flour, 10000 bbs.; wheat rs io0 bushes:
1000 bushels oats 76O00 bus ryc "a U0 bnsheIs
Shipments Flour 2O0 bbls ynea, lSO0O bushels corn
74v0 busbels oats, 81 J0J bushels; rye, 1000 do Canal
treights hrm; wheat, l6c. 14c. IA &c onts, &c.
sHc Flour quiet and steady Whea, dull and entirely
inal Corn dun; declined Sc. c sales 70 0U0 bushels
n No Ma Wes,srn Oats quiet and unchanged; sales
quiet aud steady sales 5000 snsbels Canada s3c
Other articles all unchanged.
Osw 200. Oct. 20, 1871.
Flour good demand and market unchanged Sales 3,0U
bbs AZ "a 5 for No spring. $s 25 for amber winter S 50
for white winter, S9 for double extra. Wheat quiet;
sales Mt II So Corn firm; sales 5000 bushels
part arrive, at S2c Barley quiet without material
change. Peas Sales $40 bushels Isl o.
Corn unchanged; ~ 60 FOR boed 1 SIS unboted,
per cwt. MIL feed hrm; shorts S2O SCI sbpstus Y24
middings, 22s sSO per ton Highwines, as1sc. Canal
Ys Is tho Hudson and 50 rs SIS TO New Railroad
freghs-Flour Boston. 7oc New York, soc. to Al
bany, b2c Receipts by 900 .bushes wheat $500
corn, 7300o barley, 30J 1000 aud 4b7700
lumber shipments canals, 0U0 bushels wheat lO40O
barley, $500 1900 oats and s9< 100 feet Of mher
The New York herald., 1871-10-31

Fight with Notorious Gamblers and DcspeRa-
does.

NOcSs
fTrom the ST. Louis Republican Oct ISL
Gibson Station, the present terminus OF the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railroad In the Creek Ma
tion like many Western towns their infancy, has
since Its organization been infested by gang OF
desperadoes and gamblers who follow III the wake
time to tine or ontrages committeT by these desnera
does, ana their operations eliminated on Friday last
In bloody riot. gentleman connected with the
Overland Transit Company whose headquarters are
IN this city ano VINO arrived here yesterday morning
from Gibson, furnishes the following particulars, he
having been al eye witness OF some or the Of
The ringleaders of the gambling fraternity were
"Pony BIZ, and "Keno Bi,n the latter a fugitive
from justice. haIling from Dallas, Texas. The vii
commenced riding about town, armed with drawn
revolvers, which they nred on at random and fre-
rode into a canvas tent occupied as store on
horseback, with drawn revolvers, and terrified the
revoivers. Tney continued In this way until iour
O'Clock, and intimidated the inhabitants so much US
length ~ ey To Keys Broer
store, and attempted to destroy property and tear
down the sign NJ, By & this time time posse Of ponce,
belonged to the Light Horse Company was
hastily improvsed by The citizens and railroad peo-
to desist and their refusing, they were fired
upon by the posse. Timber Jack received in his face
gun. Some shot penetrated his lungs and one put
out his eye. The shot was fired BY . Greek, whose
Timber Jack without effect, but brought him down
with the shotgun. Mr.. James Robers, q butcher in
defending his premises frOm an attack by the ies
peradocs was shot through me abdomen by bail
which entered the hip He now lies IN critical con.
dtion. One Of the desperadoes "Keno BilI,n after
discharging ms weapon, finally surrendered and IL
getting too hot for the balance OF the gang they
took 10 their heels ana ned. Keno Bill was taken |
n charge by the police posse, who held O consulta-
tion and determined to hang him TO a tree outside
oil the Town. But ur0n The advice Of the more jll-
dic0us and lawablding citizens they desistcd from
carrying out ther purpose aud, placing him upon !
tram coming TINS way. next morning at nye /
O'Clock. they threatened hm with death II he ever
returned. The following day United States Marshal
Johnson, OF Fort Smith, and hls deputies arrived al
Gibson, and pursued Keno Bin as rar Fort Scott
where they captured him, ana returning with him
to Gibson station, they took Timber Jack the |
wounded desperate, and started with the prisoners
for Van Buren,, where they VIII be turned over To |
the United States authorities for trial.
Inc condltlon OF things at Gibson station was |
sucn mat when our informant lett the Citizens were
apout forming . vigilance committee and IL In the
ntention on Monday next TO organize a strong |
poco lorce lot the protection Of property and the
preeer TatlQp 9f order, Wv
The New York herald., 1871-10-31
THE COU R T s.
Weldon for o New Trial Denied-A Salvage
Question Alleged counterfeitng Another
Mandamus-Business in the Court
of General Sessions.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

vWilEu StAiES SuFheht Iuuh -u6tSluNS'
Binding Force Of the Acceptance Of q Forsed
Bill Of Ladiug-Statc Tonnage Taxes Un-
constitutional.
WASHINGTON, q. O., Oct 30 1871.
Ne. l02 HOFFMAN, o. National City Bank Of hi'oaahe-
IN TO the Circuit Court for the district OF Wisconsin,
60 procured forged bill OF adng for certain flour con-
signed to the plaintiffs and attached thereto dra's
for $1,000. drawn upon the paintfs and negotasedd
them to their correspondents In New YORK, pyy
which, through other correspondents, the amouns
without questions; but they subsequently ascetane1 .hai
tne bill OF adng orIed and rendered TO the pank anu
demanded their back which was refused Inis SUIT
the result the Court below directed verdict Tor the
holding that the accepors their act Of accept
drawers and the competency the that
responsibility and thereby engaged to pay the payee or
ether lawful holder at maturity II duly presented The pay
obligation the money cannot be recovered back Mr.
Justice Clifford delivered the opinion.
ON ~ Cor Il al. Lott, and No. 49, Mobile Trodston
pany p. Lott-Error 10 the Supreme Court OF Alabama
These argued last spring Lott local coec
Tor Of xes in Mobile county and proceeded to collect Ger
tain levied tho Of the plaintiffs in under
aD act Of the State Legislature providing among other
plying the navable waters of State at the rate Of 81
per ton registered tonnage thereof. The plaintiffs In
sor resisted The tax ana to Pc ss vio
ained the tar, and the here, where insisted
sinson which provides that State shall without
sided that might levy tax in another form
a. the here and the Judgment h reversed and the
causes remanded Mr. Justice Clifford delivered the opinion.
The New York herald., 1871-10-31
was motion for . trial the ground VI uewy-dis
covered evidence and this motion Judge Nelson

was motion FOR new Trial ON the ground of uewiydis-
severed evidence and this motion Judge Nelson rem
dsred the following opinon:
The action promise {, 70
seiSsy made asisnSsnt Ie:.yns sls other
.sas: ssa.s.sd sns:: called sSs pisisiI
twenty i~sniyOne years Of age the time Of making alleged
promise On behalf Of the csendsn, his father was casS
year, age iSs i'm. suction S,,,S. Se
sss tie entry a Ds'' si
IN the family Bible, and produced COPY Of the
SoaSe.s most Competent % to Ss sons The
from family instruction and TRADITION Sy the most natural
and universal course OF instruction and acquisition INC cn
not pr Or M & & ns sa
s Il daily,
I'm s @ Ss s s.. anass a' mA ss
% .se s a IT, as %s Of The osed promise hey b ,oua
sS, The Jury found for The painn, and ASSESSED the dam
s sss' Se ss I'll NIX m ~ As sisn %
y now shown by the aldavis O the members Of the fam
But those aadavs should have BEEN examined ' in The trial
% not sss in ps %as
been produced BY the father the trial the jury would have
not newly e1dsnce any to ap
aAs Win ss sSa
S mado aSs Sy hr s . Tns %
party TO that proceeding knew what ranspircd.
The record to him before the has been
since The other matters set support Of motion
OF like character The Of the Court applications
for trial newly discovered evidence limited
well defined The application with not be granted it, in
this instance the newly discovered evidence be cumulative
q Abbots Pr r., 3l0 would at most tend to impeach
witness or party Barb r. 27l II i'd 2l5), with due dill
could have been discovered trial
sons z ~ Barb $50 II might be supposed that
In view of the defendants conduct, jury but too
ready TO decide against him the question minority.
could not interfere that question Of fact for the jury
Ss sh1 9 %
MED. costa.
The New York herald., 1871-10-31
DOvNELLY'S DOING5.
Rcbbins Il Poor Widow Of Her Only Meaps
Ot SunUors


Margaret Baker, tho widow OF Frank Baker, lives
at 3l4 avenue A. Her husband was truckman.
After he died she employed man 10 drive the
truck, the revenue from which was her cher sup
port On the i4th OF October, her regular driver be-
Ing SICK, size employed man named Peter
Donney. lie elt the house at haii-past five
IN the morning with the team 10 20
TO Walmsley's pipe yard IN Fourteenth street, near
First avenue. Neither Donnely nor the team ever
returned Poor MrS. Baker hunted all over the cltv
Tor her lost property. Wherever she saw u horse
and cart advertised for sale she went 10 see II it
was hers All her Searches however proved In
vain. Yesterday morning her little daughter about
ten years OF age was going 70 school when she saw
Oonnelly pass down the avenue. She came
running INTO ner mother with the inlorma-
ti0p. mrs. Baker rushed out oil the house
and lolowed the thief for twelve blocks
ana WIN the assistance OF Officer Peter Sheridan or
the eighteenth precinct succeeded in arresting him.
On his person was found due bill for $l25 for value
received Tor one horse ana cart signed by John
Flood. The prisoner was arraigned before Judge
Scott at Essex Market, In the afternoon. He con.
iessed his guilt and said he sold the property to
Flood, who keeps stable Twenty. fourth street.
Tor $780, Donnelly was held under $1,000 ba to
answer. - y
The New York herald., 1871-10-31
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couRT-lH ADMIRALTY.
A Curious Question of Salvage.
Before Judge Blatchford.

fA New York Hubor Protection Company p TIE Schooner
,raThis action brought by the bellants TO re-
salvage for saving the schooner from destruction
by fire under the following The belants
corporation owning steamtug kept always In read
ness 10 assist shipping in danger from fire. In August 1870
the Hoboken ferryboa James Watt while lying her slip
A Hoboken at night, caught Ere. The Harbor Protection
boat proceeded at to the and after
passed In endeavorng the Watt by throwing water
In her hold ordered by the Hoboken Fire Department
and the ferry company to tow her out her the
hoboken fats The tide running food towing lie
burning burning boat out the tug took southcasterly
direction Three times the hawser burned of and was
attached II burned off fourth time, before the
burning boat could be again taken mold dred on the
schooner Clara lying at anchor in the North RIVER setting
re TO her fore rigging bowspr jbboom and Again
he tug got hold Of the feyboa owed her of the
AND when short distance the erryboa sunk the
i"S and che fire on the schooner The
and that nnd there been and the wheel been
va, brought BY the ownen Of the schooner against the Pro
Tiara wa. caused y the careless Of the
shc tug, Dy which the burning boat allowed ad
run and seare schooner the owners OF which
claims damages. Decision reserved.
Collision Cnse.
In the collision of Charles Lange vs. the sh,p Hber
MA and the steam Relief the Judge dismissed the libel
vith costs. - ~
The New York herald., 1871-10-31
COURT CALtnOAaS-IAIs DAY.

UNITED SrATKe DISTRICT COURT IN ApvirxIry
Held BY Judge BlatchfordNos I4o. Luce vs. Steamship
City OF Baltm0re 20l, Corson Wyoming
sherman vs. Motif e. Benary Ship Prince Albert coS
kupp Edges lb2, Evans wkesbsrrc Barge l2S l3O
Brown Brig AMMO Lindsley; 2D2, AudenrciJ:
Mcdonald. "
dozo.-Case -
SUPRRNE COURT-CIHoUIT. .-Ad journed without dsy
COMMON PLEAs-TEIAL TEnn-Pan I-Adjourncd for
the term
SUPERIOR CouRT-Psrs I and s.--Adjourned for the
term.
sUrRKMr ..CouRrmCHAMBrns-iiela hy Judge Inma.
ham-Nos. 100, 1876, 1879.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERN-Part Held by Judge
J0achmxepNos. 6i14 665, $751; $751; S26 1885, 1857 1b
720a 72ll 722, 7l8 72 72lS 72lg 722J T 723 Part
Held by Judge Curtis Nos 69l5, 7l0 6, 6SU9 7l $685.
ee2O.
MARINE CoURT-Par Held by Judge Aikcr --Nos 1892
7712 TAG 775 sss 1887, 722s 1919 1888, 1885 1884, 724o 7s
e2s3, 72l7, 7247,6.
The New York herald., 1871-10-31
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Alleged COuntcrfeifers of Gold Coin.
Before Comm issioner Shields
TAc United States Morales Montenegro and r. voLicsor.
aos-The Defendants, who charged with counerfeng
e2 gold pieces under the circumstances already in
the HERALD, yesterday, through their counsel obtained an
adjournment OF their examination till this on
he part OF the government ready for before
<he Commissioner.
AIlesed Fraudulent Bankruptcy.
The Unitci StGtes James T. Kctomaet.-The defendant
charged under the section the act with
having committed fraudulent bankruptcy Baltimore.
arrested in this city 1t claimed away
with 1900 OF COAL the property Of his creditors
telIa 4 Co. He was held for examination.
Alleged COunterfeitinG.
The United Sutes Johu1 ID. Mnoy.--The defendant,
pepulary "Jack" Minor, who charged In con-
with the seizure OF plates &C., by
.he officers Of the Secret Service Department expected that
bis examination would take place yesterday before Com.
Observation-Disclosures Of Producing Proper
Certificates.
Yesterday and during days in the past papers
Of naturalization granted in the United States District
Court to citizens Of foreign BIRTH Yesterday one
applicant certificate Secretary OF State
Albany the effect that had declared intention Ia
become citizen, alleging that original deca-
ration Of intention 10 become citizen lie informed
that this certificate would avail him in the that he
must produce the certincate OF the Court In which had
originally declared such intention.