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The New York herald., 1871-01-06
The FuuNnLIS1 ASYLUM.

AS has frequently been mentioned In the HERALD
the Founding Asylum, No. North Washington
square, cannot possibly be seltsupportng, and from
the very nature Of the work IT. should command the
attention aud support OF the community That it Is
commanding such attention is evident from the COM
munlcauons received, or which the following Is o
sample:-
- NEW YoRK, Ian. 3, 1871.
To THE EDITOR or HKRALp:-
Having noticed that fund being opened the poor
latle walls OF humanity left in Pound ing Asylu No.
Ntrh Washington square, and being anxious coniri
bue my mite 10 charity that appea siEopgy 70 every
eeneroeni hear bea you win forward the enclosed i've
regret that my win allow me 10 send larger
donation for OF R charitable nstu.ions in tk large
city, seems 10 me not hearty
support very gratifying 70 see In the columns II
nest cry pap1 frequent appeal in behalf Of the iNils
once whore ycy eepepsQeps the claim
pyIppSihy An OLD SuHSCllB Err
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ST. DOMINGO.

Condition of the Island-The People Anxious
for AnnexatiOn--A Rniny Scason-The
United States Steamer Yantic Ashore.
ST. DOMINGO, Dec. 90 1870
Since the departure OF the Iybee the Island has
been quiet. Cabral is in the neighbornood OF San
Juan with MS whole force, estimated at eight hun.
dred men. NO fears are entertained Of him or his
half-starved crew. All reports to the death Of
President Baez are OF part with the stories OF revo
luton sent regularly from Puerto Platte and ST.
Tn0nas In fac I, the island is Tranquil at the
present moment than for years. All are looking ana
hoping for aneXation as the salvation country
anu death oloy TO anarchy. Presidept BaeZ ahd ms
Cabinet are III excellent health and 10 be seen
daily on the stress ana plazas OF the city.
new order was promulgated curng the past
month"; compelling all port charges and duties to be
paid IN gold, instead of formerly by rails, TO be
had tnerc at seventy per cent discount.
OwiDg to the terrible rains which have fallen dur.
Ing the past three months business has declined
greatly.
The market is stocked with goods OF oil kinds
groceries principally. Freight from here TO the
Unlleo states, s. % per ton, currency (scarccl
Inc United States steamer Yantic. from St.
Tbomas, oa her return ifom aiding In laying the
teiesrdphic cable TO the Windward Islands, ran on
a rock at the entrance 10 the harbor. AS she went
on under full head OF steam and Is tight there, II
Is believed she Will have to discharge her armament,
stores and coal TO get OF. Colonel 0'Sullvan, from
France, arrived on the Yantc.
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COURT CALEHpAas-THIs nay.

SUPREME CouRr-.GESER. TERN Held by Judges
Ingranam, Barnard ana CardoLo-0pens at hale
past ten A. M.-Nos. 6o, loo 0l, lo2, 1oi, los,
l06 l05 III, H. lib. 135, l3a, 1877, l3S, l3y lao,
14l IA, l43, 15, 14s 147, las, 10
suPEEME Coqsr-cfa.uT -Psrt Held BY
Judge brady-UpelS at ele en- A. M.-Shof
causes.-Nos 1856, 5077, 1853, 6653k 6929,
7lsi, 1877, ~, i57l. 1893, .4i5, 1853, e771,
54J, Gs55, o843, ,45,, 5sJ1, G735, 1881, 6769,
1927, Ioit. 7l19, 1889, a.. Part Held by Judge
Van Brunt-0pens Ut haif-pl-t ten A. M.-Snort
causes.-NOs. 33l5, t9.6, 10l6, 7lus, 71ss 1928,
7loSh, I432H, T4so. 1850, 74,j, 1850, 1s4l $3.50,
1878, $780, 6ls2, 1896, 5lo2 72Ji 6591, 1854 644es
SUPREME ECoURT--CHAGDERs-Hel by Judge
Suheiand.-Nos. -, 3s 3d. 4o Al, A. 81, II, S5 90,
90
SUPERIOR CoURr-ParU 2-Held by Judge Freed.
man.-Nos. 462 4s, 456. ass 5S, 5id. asa AIS, $40,
44., LAG, 4g6, 500. 576 3yi. =
COMMON PLEAs-part 1-Ved by Judge Larre.
more.Nos. 24s. 295. 221 165 27S, 40, 6Oa, So ALL
Az, 473 4735s, 474, AIS. 47o.
MARINE CoURr--IRIAL TEaM-Part Held by
Judge AkerNos. 4oSJ, 46o4, 1858, $40, 4779 ALSO.
4Isi 47S2 47ss ASA Ass, Ass, 47s7 Ass. Part
Held by Judge Gross.-Nos. 1890, 4430, 4525, 4520l
1855, 41s4, 1876, +o3 4l2 4s3J 3d. AGO. 4791 47S2
47e3. Part 3-Held by Judge Joacn .msen.--Krause
vs.. Brill.
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FIRST DISTRICT CODsT.
Before Judge Quinn.


jeremiah Bres'aahon U.s. Hsnry A. Ddrrfn.--A
novel cae and one or interest real estate dealers
and prospective purchasers was decided yesterday
by Judge Quinn, In the First District Court Henry
A. Darrln, real estate agent Staten Island, ad
vertsed house for sale and told Jeremiah Bresna-
han, who wished to buy that the sale was to wind
up property belonging 70 u LADY anu that he had
writing was entered into, Mr.. Bresnahan paying
$780, and Mr. DARN COL ractng 10 cause tnd
premises to be conveyed to MIN TWO months after for
$1,000. Tue house, Ill Tact, belonged to u MIR.
George freyer, who testified thai he tsd Mr. Dar-
rin to sell It, bus afterwards, before contract
with BreSuaaan, wshdrew the authority and re-
fused to convey 10 Bresn .haD. The latter on the
day agreed upon went 10 Darr.n 10 complete the
purchase, but fai ng TO get Inc deed and
having learned that Frcyer tle owner, said he
would not have the house, aud demanded back the
500. Darrln refused TO rcJurl II, say ny that at
the time the agreement was made lie had verbal
authority from Freyer TO SELL AMI he wanted Br1s-
nahan TO wait until he tDarrnl could compel Freyer
by legal process to max conveyance. Bresnanau
brought suit against Darn iOr the conversion OF
the money, On tine trlal counsel Tor Darrin con,
cause the premises To be conveyed to BresnaIans
the latter must wait until tie res ilt OF u SUIT
brought to c8mnel Freyer 10 execute deed: and AZ
rate there was no conversion or the money; that
the paintn could mol re:o,
Judge Quinn gave judgment FOR the plaintin holdl
ing that Darfn having staled tat the sale for
the purpose or closing up adyis estate, and not
having disc osed the name OF the owner. wnen, In
fact, he lived IN the village the money was obtained
under false representations. and he woul permit
an amendment oi the complaint TO conform TO the
proofs.
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THE KINGS COUNTY BoiaD OF SUPERVISORS

Organization for the Year 1S71-Proposnl to-
Abolish the Board.
The first meeting OF the new Board or Kings County
Supervisors for 1871 was held yesterday afternoons
Supervisor Osborn, OF the Sixth ward, was reaps
pointed chairman or the Board.
Bryan benson was appointed Keeper OF the Six.
teentn ward armory vice Captain Grocer, removed.
With this exception the incumbents OF the various
positions under control OF he Board hold over. The
supervisor OF the sixteenth ward objected to the
change, contending mat all the regiments who
drilled at that armory were German, whereas Dem
son was an lTiShmln.
The JAN Committee was increased from three TO
hye members. In order tnat Detrer watch be kept
over the expenditures of thar Institution.
A motion to repair the SurrOgate's Court was
made by supervisor Nelson; expense moi to exceeds
5000. IL was laid over
The representative OF che Eighteenth ward pre-
sented resolution requiring tna Law Committee to-
petition the LegIsaturs I'd invest the power In
some OliCial over the Board.
The supervisor Of the twentieth ward moved aE
an amendment that the Leg Stature be asked to,
abolish tue Board vi Supervisors, his opinion.
there was no good reason why the Board should ons
ger exist.
ON motion OF the gentleman from the Tenth ward
the matter was laid on the table. resolution ask.
Ing Justices OF the peace to send ten day prisoners
to the Penitentiary was also laid the table, The
Board adjourned TO meet on Monday next.
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SUPREME COuaT-sENEaAL TERM.
Another Susauehannn-ErIc Suit.

another SusquehRnnn-Erie Suit.
Before Judges Ingraham, Barnard and Cardozo.
James FISK, Jr rs. The Albany and ,SusQuehanna
Raaroad-T The preliminary part OF TINS cause, re.
ferring to the place OF trial. and which Is Dut the
beginning of the beginning was called up for argu-
meDt yesterday in lis regular order AS usual the
opposing counsel were present In full array.
Mr.. Peckham OBJECTED TO the case being argued
then on the ground that sufficient tlce OF the
argument mad been served on the counsel on tn cir
side, the notices being served upon some by mail
and not reaching item iiktime.
Mr. Field SAID there were TWO Appeals and that
the notices Oh the rst were all served In ample time;
but on the oher IN one or two cases. they might have
beel one or two days late.
The Court sugges ed that it would be best, under
the circumstances, 10 postpone the argument until
the February term.
Mr.. FEED stienunusly objected to any postpone
meDt. lie said he wished TO avo.u any delay, and
ms reason was his desire that the place OF lne ia
Of this action should be In New YORK, ana thai II
tried here the evidence will be fully published. one
issue was now made up between those whom his
clients call the Ramsay conspiratcrs on one side
and those who are by them called the Erie ring on
the other. Charges OF gross msmanagement and
abuse OF trust were made on both sides Not hay-
ing personal knowledge of the matters himself he
could but second the express wish OF his clients to
have the invesugation made here. They charge the
RAMSAY conspirators with fraud, win embezz.e-
menr and with pUrloinng OF DOORS, with surreptl-
uous issue OF stock TO keep themselves IN power.
All ne asked was to let those charges be met and
tried here In the face OF the world. They had
no right TO make choice OF Judges be-
fore whom the trials are TO be mad. They
would, he knew, pardon him II he mentioned that
though known In this court, he not genera lily
known abroad; that the only Judges before whom
this cause was likely to be heard were Mr.. Justice
lngraham, Mr.. Justice Brady and Mr. Justice Sutl-
erland one OF whom sits In February, another IN
March and the last IN May.
The Court said they would refer the matter 10
Judge Brady 10 ascertain whether he had issued one
or Two orders as to the place OF trial.
The counsel at once besieSel Judge Brady, who
came TO the door OF the Judges pris ate room-a
sanctum sanctorum. however, into which the
lawyers are not allowed to obtrude theil
pr0fane persOns-and listened to what
tney had 10 say, and after thus listen
ing made known his statement to the Court. This
stare nent for some reason was not conclusive with
the Court. and 1t was nnally determined to hear ar.
gument on the first appeal on condition that the
plaintiff consents that the whole subject be consid
cred under tle appeal. Mr.. Field gave his consent
morning
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tary procession at the corner OF Broadway and

Fourteenth st Get.
Judge Bedford, In passing sentence said--"Hays,
ofiic Watts tells me that you are professional
picApocket and an eX-couyCt. | ain determined To
protect awabdlng clci2ens in their pr perty against
ine uepreiati0ns Oi men oI your Sahlp and odafac-
tlr. AS warning / shall IN q oat Tue luil n.
alty-nye years at hard labor IA me state irlson.n
ANorHER ONE or THE lIiHr FINGERED GENTRY
PUT our OF riE TAY.
John Clancy pleaded gu lty 70 stealing gold
Watson.
Judge Bedford 10 the prsoner--well Clancy, how
came You 10 PICK tlis gent mans pocket!
rrisoner-Your Honor, am gully; throw my
self upon the IN rcy OF the cou I; have no lawyer
Judge Bediord-When did you leave State Prison
lastp
Prsoner-The 18th OF last July: was there six
teen months and eleven da 3; sent there by your
Honor for carrying a slungsii0t.
Judge Bed old-l VIII send you back to Sing Sing
A FEMALE THIEF SENT TO THE pENIrESTrARY.
Nellie Crooker VINO the 3otn OF Juy stole
silk dress valued at Sky dollars. the property Of
Mrs. Westfall, pleaded guilty 70 petit larceny, and
sCs pENsIoN OF JuDGMG>T.
Joseph I. Page. a respectable looking youth,
pleaded guilty to an attempt ut grand larceny me
complainant interceled ia his benali, and Judge
Bedford suspended Judgment. observing that youne
men lke rage OF previous good charac ef VINO "eIS
the victims or bad assopiat,oLs, should have one
chance 10 redeem themselves.
ABSENT WITNESSES 10 nE FINED FOR NoN-AT'
TENDANCE.
Mr.. Tweed stated that he had calendar OF seven-
teen cases ready, but owing 10 Inc non-attendance
OF wtne ,ses, some oI them police ollicers he was
unable TO proceed.
The Judge ordered attachments to issue compelling
their attendance, and inf mated tnat absent W.T.
nesses would he heavily me Tor Contempt OF COURT.
The following is the calendar for Today The
People Va. Charles wilson, grand larceny; same vs..
Mary Eagnn, larceny from the ptrson same va,
Mary Convie, grand larceny; same vs.. Inomaa
Freeman grand afccny same VS.. Kat, Foley, grand
larceny: same VS.. Jane l. Vaenl,e, 4 and larcencys
Same vs. George Livingston and william Burns,
burglary; Same vs. Mary smith two cases, grand
larceny; Same vs.. Catnarine Sweenev, grand lar,
ceny: same VS.. John McCiennan, burglary; sans
VS.. Gabriel Schulth'. ielonous assault an oattefy1
Same VS.. CHRISTOPHER g. smith and John Rourbee,
ROBBERY; Same vs. James BAKER grand iarcencyj
Same vs.. George Crpwhurst grand larceny same
VS.. John Galligan, burglary
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DOCK LEpAa TRENT.

Meeting Of the Board Oi Commissioners.
The regular weekly meeting OF the Board O. DOCKS
was held yesterday afternoon at the oiice. Broad
way, corner OF Leonard street, John +. Agnew In
the chair and full board present. superintendent
keyser was ordered to examine and report the
nature OF the repairs being maze by Kane and Ryan
at pier loot OF Thirtyeighth street. Commissioners
WOOD, OF the Auditing Committee, reported thar
tney examined bills TO the amount OF $o2oos which
repsrt was adopted and the bils ordered paid. The
prlncinal items are dredging, S2s0a5; lumber
$ll.s7S; tools, $36l3.
PERMISSION was Withdrawn from Levcrtch A Co.
from dumping snow and ice or the bulkheaus
previously set apart for that purpose. .he permis-
sion still remains for dumping IRON the ends OF the
piers. 'A0
A number accommodations were received, read
and appropriately referred
Inc petition OF the Harlem Yacht Club Tor permis
sion to build . boathouse at I26th street Harlem
Elver, WAS Teiezxed 10 the Executive COmuittve
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A BOLD BURGLARY.
Twelve Thousand Dollars in Money, Watches
and Jewelry Stolen from Combination
safe-The Burglars Escape With the

saie-The Burglars Escape With the
Booty.
A most ingenious, daring and successful burglary
accomplished IN Williamsburg early on wednes.
day morning. Mr.. Roswell D. Kings jewery store,
No. G3 Fourth street, was entered, and $4,000 in
money, and gold and silver watches, chains
and rings to the value or s6,Ooo stolen from the
safe, which is a ihree-wheel patent combination
lock 4e. The robbery discovered about bali.
past TIL ee O'Clock IN the morning 10y Mr. King, wno
on his return mp stairs noticed the door eadlng
rom the shop TO the hallway open and The gas
BLAZING Al FULL HEIGHT.
On entering he was amazed to md tho safe doors
standing WIDE open and his money and Jewelry
gone There was no mark of violence upon the safe
which II was clear had been opened by some Que
thoroughly acquainted with the combination. TIE
money had been III inner compartment, which
was uninjured Mr. King, who ps nearly demented
Oh learning his loss, seagcnen the premises ana
found his large watch dog lying in corner, sense.
less aud
APPARENTLY DRU6GED
III was evident tnat the burglars had been sur
prised at their work, aS large quantity OF valuable
Jewelry was lying on u show case wrapped up in
piece Of awning, ready to be taken away. The
hallway street door was also iOund standing open,
ana 1t was here the burglars Dad effected an en-.
trance, Mr.. King had with his own hands closed
the safe and securely locked all the doors before
goilg up stairs, about eleven O'Clock the previous
night.
who called at the store and asked and obtained per.
MISSION to examine the safe. He stated that he
Was going 10 Duy safe, ana nad learned from q
frlend that Mr. Kings safe q very fine one
During the lime he Was inspecting 1t Mr. King was
called TO attend some customers supposed to De
accomplicesl, who engaged his attention for some
time. The stranger PROBABLY embraced the oppor-
tunlty OF
CHANGING TIE COMBINATION
piece or wire with which ths had been done
was found by Mr.. King under the counter This is
all the clue there is TO the burglars Mr.. King did
not communicate MS loss to the police until yester-
day al noon, having spent the intervening time IN
New York, where ne visited tie Rogues Gallery and
inspected tue portraits there displayed in hope of
discovering the likeness Of the suspicious stranger
but met with no success The police are putting
forth their utmost e&ertions TO discover the bur-
glars.
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CHAMBER or CON- MERGE.

The regular monthly meeting or the Chamber OF
Commerce was held yesterday afternoon, William E.
Dodge IN The chair. TIE Executive Committee re-
commended the names OF seven gentlemen as eligi.
BILE for membership, and they were duly elected.
by resolution the title OF Assistant Treasurer was
changed 10 that OF Actuary. samuel B. Ruggles,
rom Standing Committee Ne. 4, read an Interesting
report Oi the dnerent telegraph lines, both suoina-
rlle aud on iaud OF the Eastern continent, ana Cf
The proposed line under the Pacific ocean. A reso-
luilon was adopted that Il Was at the present tune
lneSpealent 70 recommend 10 the government the
immunity OF private property from capture At sea In
time oI war. Peter Cooper read report fave OF
steam naylg ttlon on tue capal.. 1t would quicken
and cheapeD transportation, and instanced the sac
cess OF the George Barnard.
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SUPREME c0UaT-TRlAL TERM.
A Physician Charged with NcsIectins a Pa
tient.
Before Judge Van Brunt.

Before Judge Van Brunt.
Donald Monroe u.s. Dayad 4. HedJes.-The de-
fendant Is physician, ana in August 1868 at
tended upon the wife Of the plalnLif, who was de-
llvered Of twins and died the same day. 1t is
charged that she came to her death through the
negligence OF the defendants and $4,000 damages are
Claimed. Considerable testimony was taken. The
statement OF the husband went to show that he
went 20 his work. that OF stonecutting, On the morn
ing In question; that the doctor promised
10 stay by his wife till she safely out of ner
trouble; that he was soon s.nt ior aud on
his return home found the doctor away: that he
went after the doctor and that twenty minutes after
wards his wife diei. lie demonstrated Then and
there with the defendlnt sayins tna' II he had re-
manned there this would not have happened. Tn e
doctor sad IL was the Will or God-could not be
helped. Two weeks later he told the doctor that he
would Dring the matter before the puoic. and the
doctor told h IN to go his length. Mr.. Edwin James
who appeared Tor the plaintiff. made out as strong
o case as possible for his side, but motion TO dis
miss the compl ant, made by Mr.. Amos g. Hull tae
opposing counsel, prevailed.
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ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
The Thieves Foiled by a Wide Awake Omo
cer-A BAD C.anY.

cer-A Bad Gang.
Last Wednesday evening at a late hour. while onls
Ger Murphy, OF the Twenty precinct. was pa.
trolling his beat in West Fty-iourth street, he saw
two or three men knock an unknown man down and
attempt, as he thought to go through his pockets.
Murphy ran to the assistance OF the assaed man..
when the miscreants ned. They were pursued by the
oficer who succeeded in arreslng one OF thenl,s
named John young When the oiiicer returned to.
the scene Of the attempted ROBBERY he Was unable
10 lnd the unknown man, VINO, IL Is supposed, Is
German. On being arragned Yesterday before
Justice Coulter, Young was discharged, lnasmuch as
no complainant appeared 10 Prosecute Immediately
after his discharge he was, nov eyer rearrested on
complaint OF Frederick Granior OF No. 81 Tenth
avenue. for being concerned, Win several Others In
an assault upon nm and the breaking OF the win
dows OF his place OF business which Ii u lager beer
Saloon. On lnis cnarsc Young Was held aud COM
mited, IN default OF pail, To answer. Ii Is hoped
tnat the unknown man on wion the attempt at
highway robbery was committed vii. 10 to the above
court and enter complaint against this member OF
notorious gang.
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.

Professional Pickpocketa Sentenced-One
Chance Moro for New Offenders.
Before Cunning s. Bedford CITY Judge.
The most notable feature Of yesterdays proceed.
ings In this court was the conviction and prompt
sentence OF two professional pickpockets.
Assistant District Attorney Tweed conducted the
business, and disposed Of the calendar with great
despatch.
A BROADWAY PICKPoCKEr SENT 10 srN0 SING.
Jonn Hays was tried ana convicted OF larceny
from the person, ne having been caught In the act
OF stealing q gold watch from the pocket Of Mr..
VI Oci4per. while no was sIspdas looking ~ p,l.
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UNION NOME AND SCHOOL.

The contest Tor the handsomely wrought meer-
schaum pipe at the fair for the Union Home and
School ended on Wednesday evening In favor Of
General Mcclellan. The vote stood;--McClellan,
1,794; Woodiord IA: Barnun. 658; Grant, 4o3
Mr. Davidson, treasurer Of Inc Grand Prize Distri-
button lund, acknowledges the receipt OF 500 from
Mayor Han, Collector Murphy, Comptroller connolly,
eacn, for ten tickets; hity dollars from Noses II.
Grinneli and thirty dollars nom James Fisk, Jr.
The tickets are ten dollars each and are being
rapidly taken up. Tho ARTICLES 10 be ruined arc ON
exhbitl0n ut Mr.. Davidson'g, b8l Broadway and are
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record win srow the changes In tho
temperature for the past tvgay-lour hours In com
parison vain the corresponding day OF last year, as
indIoaced by the thermometer at Hadnuts Pnar-
macy, HERALD Building. corner OF Ann street,
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Naval Per sonnIs.

Commander L. A. Bsardslee is detached from the
command Of the Palos ana placed on waiting
orders. Lieutenant s. w. Very is detached from the
Onward and ordered to return to the United States
FIRST Assistant Engineer Edward A. Magee is de-
tacheI IRON he New YORK Navy Yard and ordered
to the Tennessee. Second Assistant Engineer Frank
NJ, Ashton mas resigned,
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The fifteenth Ward william NJ. Tweed Associa-
ton, Marcus Hanlon presldina, admitted number
OF new members last evening and appointed SPEAK
ers Tor the weekly DEBATES Tor The season.
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Arrival of the Gucrricre Rt Lisbon.
TcSnoI Ton 1csf

Surgeon Wales, OF the United States steam frigate
Guerriere, notifies the London agency OF the New
York Press of the arrival OF that vessel at Lisbon
yesterday. All well on board. The Guerrero was
last IRON New York and Joins the European
squadron.
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Ludwig Emmerts was committed ut jefferson
Market Yesterday, on comIsaint OF Rhcnhold Gla-
bisn, No Alb West Twenty-sixth street, charged
with getting IN through his rear window and steal
ing lortyfve dollars worth OF panla and vests
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e. q NJ c. R r $ S.

Minister HOtley's Correspondence Called For
Claim Of Southern Loyalist Ordered Paid
Resignation Of Representative schenck--
Report on the Parsguayan Difficult
ties - A General Railroad Bill.
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The Thomas Youke Association or the First Ward
School VIII meet tomorrow Saturday evening, at
the school hcase, No. 81 Greeawich street. at half
past seven O'Clock.
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Average temperature for corresponding date
llsl year. oIt
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T n E CO q R T s.
The Florida Case Another Susquehanna-Erie
Litgation-A Landlord and Tenaut Case
Biblical Delinquent in
the Court OF General Sessions.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The Florida Case.
Before Judge Blatchford.
The trial OF the Florida case was continued yester-
day in the United States District Court. General
Davies, who appeared for the government an
nounced waen the case was called that ne had SUBJ
penaed Two witnesses, named respectively Leary
and Martin. Dy whom he had intended 10 prove rha
tue Florida Was fitted out Tor warn o expedition,
hnt as they could not De found he had no more eYl
Qence to offer.
The case was then adjourned TIL Saturday.