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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09
louisville, KY.

JUNE 5.-The sales of the week were l,3ol hnds'
q. remuneratiye prices This Is gain In the num-
her of h0gsneads Of ll6 over last week. The mar
ket has been animated and the bidding active: The
demand Is very he ayy In choice cutting leaf, and
"a Ihe article now arriving is in somewhat better
order than previous receipts, prices are also bet
ter. The following quotations present lar STATE
meut OF The MAJ ket a. the close:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09

w INDOW-GLASS.- boxes French
w Glass OF all sizes, for sale by
BODEkER il DADE, City Drug Store,
nv 20 No. l3ii Main street Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09
FIRE IN CONSTANTISoPLE.

LONDON. June S.-Dispatches from Con-
stantinople dated yesterday say fire broke
out that morning in four places simultanc.
ously, and ut one time some 200 houses
were in flames. The wind was light and
there wasa prospect of quelling the flames
the damage already done was heavy. 1t was
supposed to have been the work of in
ccndiarieS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09

: FaErrHA~E EN-AvmToB,-~-tn tXten-
-. Vein Il Valuable hcm2titc iron ore was
-u..a.Iy discovered upon the farm Of Hon.
-. y. Renur,t. TWO miles this side Of Wes-
. T.. HIS discovery was The result Of pure
...:.lrut. no one having previously suS-
....,rI ;hr ~: >r0ce u!l"cn IL that vicinity.
-. .'ir.l: IL fuye>ec the effects Of il upon
p. ..'UGe Prosperity OF the town Of WeS-
. -. where excellent Goa! prevail, III great
- -.----E art.rSlurl IlmlS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09

,~r..z ~ MISUNDERSTANDING the storm
>......y night shout IL O'clock, house on
I ..s.o Street. NcwtOwu. was struck by
;. n.,.... There was Il Gghtning-rod at
=. .... 81 The house, and the rod WAS paint
49,. ....r.y NJ "a the top O! the house. The
ur..a INK >.ruch the rod ana came down it
.-.. ,.uhrd the paint. when it lett the
-.t ~: entered the house. tearing of a
..-.. aari @"d doing other slight damage.
- = = ,llLiNN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09

The following st ,teme mt will show the sales for
the week, for the three days In June FOR the cur.
sales for the week, 1901 for three days Ia June
t35: for the year, 29,O5l; for corresponding date
last year, 25 1871. Showing gain for the year OF
3,Dl4 hhds.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
5Recelved to day, 10 hhds. sales, 30 hhds.
and boxes hOgshead5, at S4.l0, ut $56Df5sO q
at Ss So at 81 l0GgS7.70, at IS, al S9GQfs.5
boxes 1T s1l 5O@Sl2.25. Rejected bids Oh IL hEds.
al IL to a20.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09
r5NHE PUBLIC TEST
l. OF SEWING-MACHINES.

l. OF SEWIkG-MACHINES.
The GROVER & BAKER,
In the hands or the people OF the city and State.
has proved its superiority, by thousands OF
voluntary testimonials from those who are COM
petent 10 judge and Is the best tribute to its merits.
The generous patronage OF the public Is q guar
antee OF It's success, and acen years trial BY the
The Grover i Baker is never equalled and never
excelled. &. Il N. w. DARBY, Agents.
my3O col Broad s, rect Richmond, Va.
SEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW.
The only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
SLOAT 6 ADDINGTON,.
my6 1al5 Cary street, near lath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09
DISH, GROCERIES, TOBACCO, sc.

Dish, GROCERIES, TOBACCO, &c.
We offer to the trade, as manufacturers' agents,
100 caddies and boxes choice CHEWING IO-
B .aj obar mons on aa Year old.
ALSO.
200 bbls. No. N. G. CUT HERRIEGs,
so bbls No. GROSS HERRINGS,
25 half barrels No. l FAMILY SHAD.
SO half barrels No. FAMILY ROE HEX
RINGS, "
90 hhis. &. X. SIDE BACON,
rs boxes prime FACTORY CHEESE,
10 tons ROCK ALUM SALT, which we keep
constantly on hand. ,r
jn5-2w K GEKS ~ MCCSNGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09

Foreign Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON. June S.-The bullion In the Bank Of
England has increased f375,oO0. Securities un.
changed.
LIVERPOOL, June S.-Cotton closed easier
uplands, SID; Orleans, stMstd. sales, 10000
bales including 5000 bales Tor export and specu-
lation. Lard, ATS I'd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE s, 1871.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 8, 1871.
sun rises ........ 4.44 Moon rises ........ 12.2
Sun sets. 7.l8 High tlde....... 10. 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09

NEVER! NEVER! NEVER
YOU CANNOT DO BETTER.
Good Butter, CSC. u b.;
Good Molasses, CSC. u gallon;
Prime Roe Herrjngs, CSC. q doz.;
Good Vinegar, CSC. q gallon;
Black Pepper, 25c. a b.:
Good Green Tes, 81 q d.;
Best Black Tea, 81 a. b.
Buy your GROCERIES at the
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
lei corner Main and 9th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09
THE GEAR IN PRUSSIA

BERLIN, June S.-The Car of Russia an(
his son Alexis arrived here last night
They were received ut the railway station
by the Emperor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09

The gushing Atlanta bellies wanted TO
kiss jeff, Davis, lie accepted the s.tuat: d..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09

ERESH 81 o P $3.50 pounds superior
L FRESH HOPS.
.. q, s27 BROAD street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09
GROCERIES, &c.

je s-2t SPOTTS g GlooON.
TUST RECEIVED, EXPRESSLY
u FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES
PURE PORT WINE, imported:
PURE FRENCH BRANDY, imported;
PURE CLARET WINE, Imported;
PURE RYE WHISKEY, mountain.
SHERRY and MADEIRA, imported;
LONDON PORTER, imported;
SCOTCH ALES, imported;
SHIELDS & CARY,
les 500 &road street..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09

rENTLEMEN will find COMFORTA-
VI Bile ROOMS and BOARD at Mrs. ROSCOE
B. HEATH'S, No. 6ls. Also, rooms suitable for
families je 2-eodst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09

DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID DONE AT THIS OFFICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09

WIN. b. IsAAcs d Co, BANKERSl
RICHMOND, VA. Jane =, ts'i.' 3
THE SECOND AUDITOR OF viR-
l. GISA announces that the funding under an
I" act to provide for tbs funding and payment OF
the public debt,n viii commeaco on Oh duly,
oxIno. and reouesttng persons to apply In per-
SON or place their stock In the hands VI some one
outside OF his ofce, as official duties wiz PRECLUDE
ate ntion thereto, &c. S,n x..,,,.,o.
The undersigned. having favorable iacl.isies;
win give persons, attention 70 Inc wits lSsm FOE
fancipg. s-d&wiml WM. b. IsAAt.s& .a,. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09

r BUMGARDNER'S WHISKEY, re-
y ceivcd direct from him.
GEO. A. HUNDLEY & CO.,
h2n Broad gtrept.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

when completed intd quilted satin for box covers
| or pn-cusbions, or Tides for sofa curhons.
In fans. the delight Of cOquetcs heart collected
| the most dainty and styles Some OF these are
mounted upon gold and pearl sticks, cxhang delicious
perfumes. There antique fans In paest amber tea
rose creamy tinted and seafoaR green In elegantly
enameed framework pearl and satin painted In POmpa
dour coios, decorated ivory and k and settings
in imitation of precious stones, such the fashionable
turquoise on pearl garets and Opas upon tortoise she'll
The antique manifests itself mostly in jcwclry all de-
signs are close copies Of the old loos Again in bar
barrie coors OF the red and deep yellow and greenish gold
Nothing can be beautiful, il merely work Of
art than the pendants and Ocket Cameo heads cut In
antique stones such the pink sardonyx ground
of burned ceramic and again in topaz and emerald o
set If the latter IN ntaglo is valued at 800 The
pendants are worn suspended az lockets, or can
be used for breastpins. Canoes also cut upon
jasper, Onynx, and green chrysophase. The yell
low Etrscan god for sets of jewcry Is decidedly fash
ionabe these ornamented with des gns in greensh
and red gold. ranging high 500 Canoes cut In
coral and set in diamonds and pearls are popular.
Bracelets exceedingly broad and Moorish In color
and design in heavy bands Of Etruscan gold sometimes
onamentcd with tiny Geneva painting, or mostly
with floral designs in cOored gold. Turquoise has been
revived and is highly estimated by golden-haired beau,
ties tiny watches of infnitessimal proportions are
ihCkly incrused with this lovely palebue stone Pink
pearls form pendants TO chains these very costly
when set in with diamonds valued as high 5000 for
set.
caprice, and the inventions Of fashion are mex
haustibe IL to chateaine did the DANES OF the
days OF Crusades Fancy the modern lady with silver
book and chains attached TO her girde from which
depends the vinagrette the thmbccase and scissors
the pine ushOn and emery, and variety OF other domH'
tic appurtenances We see nothing Of the almoner's
purse attached huge punches of keys Another style
consists Of chains sufficient for carrying fan. smelling
salts, and umbrella The furOre for silk and worsted
embroidery amounts to passion. The foundations for
a-cusOns re-screens walpOckcts, slpperpockets,
and slippers all done in those beautiful delicate tins
serving match the styles OF furniture and carpets
Pale blue and faint shades Of make beautiful back
grounds for flowers and those cxquistcly shaded leaves
In the woody tnts of Autumn. Love OF the antique Is
shown in queer lambrequns embroidered with hideous
mumlnies Egyptian heads, and the sphinx in various
designs In fact, there Is excess Of carved wood
frames for every conceivable object OF and ornament
to he filed in with dainty finger work for pleasant little
souvenirs, send with rtfclt Christmas greetings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
PASSENGERS .iRRITED.

FEOM LvERPOOL-Iu steamship Cuba. Dec aM' Seelln NJ,
3 Wbc, tizuu Mr. Steel AMI LADY. Mr. S.nhiIg M El'
tes M Elliott Mr. g. b. Douglas Cen ssse and ss NJ WGSi
Jddugs Mr. j. Van Doc beet
sson. Msgndc de Ksbah Mr. Suckle Mr. Calmet M o.
W. Bsiv Mr. r. w Stevens NJ h. Hadsey Mr. w. kenr,e Mr. ~
son and Tyson Mr. G. Pnce Mr. Steveps Col John W H.
Iams g. W Co>ilsr Mr. King nGr.e ami child Mr. W Lay
Mr. " Hall, Mr. Burchsrd lady and infant Mr. H. Pickering Mr.
" Brooks, Capt II. A. Srk Mr. Lsnisdn and servant Mr.
D.sson aud lady Mis-, kauw Mr. Valdez. and lady Mrs Osn two
Daughters and mad, Mr. Ge,ge RNi Mr.. SaronD, Mr..
Wood~ ard Mr. H. Hepiioody;, Mis- wOc!bndss-; NJ"
r. r.. BRYANT, Mr. Cbss E. HAYES, nv. G. Eel.
low. Miss Gu friend Mr. T. Whtside Mr. Peter. MI f. NJ
Merrill q. Tomkns Mr. Patterson Mt wsddell MI iisi-
lion Mr. Friedman Mr. a. W. Hsrwooi Mr. Jtsup Martin Jenp,
tao Miss and maid. MI Bramen Mr. Fenon M w liza
Poole u. NJ Grinths Mr. q. L. badock. Mr. samuel
Snn Mr. Cstk Mr. Stsinbeg Mr. Gattel Mr. Graham MI Gum
lady AMI child Mr J. W. Colby Mr. Jno .aSei, M r. A.
Ts- Mr. F.rri, Lewis, Mr Robertson Mr. g. Hamilton A.
g. uriRth. Nj A. Bartholomew Mr. j. Abbott Nh L. Wallace
MIR c. Booth Mr Jordan Dr. Shinston Mrs Eliza r. stone NJ
IRON HAvANA-ln steamship Missouri Dee. 2-Ftei'nck
Ore Felix g. S, Frank Mccoy, VIA kejdDg Juan GrAses
Mai ueiG H. Mcoy.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK

PORT OF NEW yOkK. .DEcEhsER =!
ST. p.riedi Br livng.tou erpool. &C.. Henderson Bios
ship tr Patten Liverpool via QueenstoSn, Williams
Sim Cashmere Norton Shanghai, Peabody Willis Co.
BARK LA tBr, Bliss London. e f. Moyans sons
I4rs Mein.i (Br J. Dnsnorr Antwerp, j. r. Whiney Co
Irg E. C. Redmau Rednsn Hay James T. Ward Il Co.
Br. Iomond Cnch Matsuzas. ke James Wsri 60.
Brig SPECS Pds lNorw.) Ohru. Lisbon fuach Edye 20.
Bng stockton, Grmn Lisbon, Carer Barnes
Brig Tnetis Brown. Rio Jsn.iro. h. +. Dawson Go.
Brig Elizabeth Brown Orb Pensm Kingston. JAM g. Bnley6
S,hr Mary s. LINT. simmons. Granada B. J. weinberg
Schr W. T. Emerson. Dor. Jscmel, d. J. Weinberg.
Schr J. T.. Anger. ALircl. Havana A. Abbott
S.hr. W. H. Bowen Terry. Providence.
schr. George Washington. Peek Samlorj
schr Pioneer. Bl,tchfcri Mobile.
SiUop Report. Hart, New-iiayer
Steamship Cuba @ Watson Liverpool Dec and Queenstown.
10Th ulse and to thss g. FTanchyn.
Steamship Robert lnghsm Br Wh~Aw. sydney, G. b. dAys
WITH coal 10 International Coat aud Railway Co.
Steamship Francis Wright Beckett Bros Santiago Dec via Ha
y.us I6tl With mdse Woochoue southuad Rut
Missouri Havana Dec H. with mdse Ali to
Atlantic Mail Steamship Go.
steamship Niagara Walker Richmond City Point, and Norfolk.
with udse and pas. Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Adsrr Lockwood, Charleston c. With mdse
BGS Ly Cof udsor n 81 RYAN. Sidney B. days sh coal
10 Int aiiossi Coal and Railway Co.
Sch MAess lo Booslbsy Reed AayAsuh r. R. Is days,
With orsnge<
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Dee Arrived steamships sazos from Philadelphia Ne
L:wss Del Dee n-The Amer-. reports towing Ledge Light
carried Arrived Ap Charlotte ron Nev'isrs
for Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Dee 22The Cund steamship Russa from Ne. ycrk
fFor Latest Snip News see Ft.h Page.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
THE COURTS.
BROOKLYN ELECTION FRAUDS.

BROOKLYN ELECTION FRAUDS.
SECOND TRIAL OF THE SIXTH WARD BALLOT BOX
sTUFFERs-ONLY FIVE JURORS OBTAINED.
On the opening Of the criminal branch of the City
Court Of Brootvn yesterday Of Thomas Medbb John Shan
Michael Sheldon inspectors and eanvasseI Of the fst District
Srth ard trial The
having fsuduleny placed 800 ballots in the ballot boIes
and written . corresponding number Of nance upon the
poll lists before the opening Of the poll On election day
au trial the Jury dageed special Iaael Of 100 jaron
had summoned occasion Dsthet Attorney Norris
pesred people,. Spencer Daniel Barnard aud
John work Of inpAnens s brsan
entire panel erhaUt~d sner ave neA hAa been &C.
eepted composing the panel had ether
read charge against defendants and formed an opinion or were
not The Eve srcepd were
Csnmo George MeGuik Joseph Kellogg james espoei
william Youngbcod. a,
Mr. Spencer ohce Of the juor sumno.ed on The
ground that the defense mao nf 70
the number put in the boz At once ~ Soe
should be pursued their right Of challenge would Be DTefea
With In the mot serious manner. 49, -. 4.
Judge MeCue said thought would be better mmmon
rp panel The only question whether should be Tor o' VI
Tuesday.
Morris said that the coming ont JOS,
hd expected II evidently the intention Of counsel {" nave INC "
60 for the =.
spencer the counsel intended 70 do their duty
Mue directed that special panel 20 Jurors sbooN De SUM
mOned, returnsbs Al " N. today Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
BALLET GIRLS IN DIsTRE-I.

hate Graham, Lizzie Stanton, and Sarah
Matthews Of the Black Crook" ballet troupe AT NibloS
Thrater uppca red before Justice Hogan at the Tons
Yesterday made complaint that Wednesday night
on returning from the theater to their clearinghouse
No ~ Bondst they found their clothing and effects Oh
the sidewalk, and when they asked Madame Van Bus
kirk the ndiady. why this had been DONE she declared
that abe would not them in tho house longer
although they had paid their board week In advance
Kate Graham further testified that si5 had been taken
from her trunk aud the claimed to have lost rti
rles OF jewery pair OF shoes. The magistrate rs
s,,ed warrant for the arrest OF Madame Van Buskrk
hut the office whom it given failed 10 bnh her
The property four other ballet girls placed IN the
h,ew ak Madame Van Buskirk the OCCASION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
DECISIOES.-DEC. a.

SSprem, Conrt - Chambers = BY Judge Cardoso'-
Thr prop- rx REL wnche ct isf c"unl
Superior dour-splal TrmBy J.dge frerdnanr Kh, *. :,
EmandMotioa dsned without ess. IL ~ 81 al
Reference granted Ballard ast wea-De.nlt eisn ,cpn nv
zeunr rt LDrder granted Temper agt Zenne ct aIN
At LThe sane Sesoa sgt Ana
Common Pi,as--spela 7rm Trrel agt Ca-heppp !" ~,
RcL-say Kenpusr sst sinl e.nh oyfnsa , o
dsneL Jo~ Irsehh-h ct "ru
onr Of Ce directing sssnmen' OF m"r
gage. kr .
Court Of dppedls.-AIBANY, Dec. 22.-lhe 1oiio"
loving DECISIONS have hssd~d down; -, A.. .,
Judgment aud trial granted costs n sohe tn
senburgh Larkin and another; Jacobs ~ Ine i"
Railroad Company. ,,, ,,.., 49,,
Judgment affirmed With Wiley sgt Anrhnoei 'ons'"n ~"
Bedrn CLARK and othen sgt Brakeman and ohsre
Appeal dismissed cos-loie sgt. Tin and another
Judgment penalties exropt one IN escn seon s
affirmed penalty and the Of fare paid aud zoe eo S
below without either parry 10 'o
Court-sher at Central and Hudson River haroa
Company, Tracey Same; Clark at same stevens N ss
Cule HOyt Same HOLLOWAY sS|
same Thompson act. Pierce ag same Sevens agt
The tour adjourned The Court OF Appeals VIII rvoo
On tie 10th day VI January, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
THE YORKVlLLE POLICE JUSTlCESlIlP.
MANUFACTURING SPURIOUS ELECTION RETURNS
AN INSCRIPTIONS CANVASSER.

The trial of the Murray Coulter controversy for
Yohv Police Juceshp resnmed yesterday before Judge
Brady Hamln the let District OF the Twenty
second " ard. continued his testimony a. follow:
appointment Bunt before len Loyeoys Hotel
election him the neIt day 10Y at the
baoom; and stage there while and then
stairs, nobody present bot Van Buos
produced supposed he election rrurns there were
papers sealed the seals broken by Van Brun he
handed the papers aud read them Of, and be
made such alterations he Ct be then made
called them % slowly lie wrote them down. he
himself which be wrote don't know
made he fast there about four
all With him have not
and don't kuow what wss done With them.
took promises OF aid for mnnsur
inc knew doing when slgu- tn" returns
made then but have repented .n""-urh
gentleman those present. at L",y o" knew none
then except "ir eine and Coulter Knew however, that
they alt friends OF Mn Coulter
O. political Thv III" Mr. Conters
O. L. politics !" T. haze p"tics; for NV
friends g.nersly candidates outside of Tsmman a-Hr
Cogtrt Mr. Coulter proposed cau'as'er Reynolds "a'
elected AMI Mr. Coulter tue place. Be~r
wholesale HIuortra'r Bsysri ST.; an
present of and have been since March;
Klr"a kept hJu"'t"e i've
an Eghv engaged In the recruiting
lur.s h part If 1863 and enlisted IL volunteer Con
know whether the, bnt kn"S that sone o item
ailrIsani. hr'p.' ih'ii TIM oIt. LInghi'i
Ajou lei until jan :, iG,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
TIE MINOR TRIAL.
CLOSE OF THE TESTIMONY.

At ia, resumption of the Minor trial i"t"r' .Indg"
Brued ,pis, ;" winners r>hel TO th. 200 .scit' 81
the defendant Tia, .J,nr to t nnt u5t hr
uian At which c urged,
would from lis wealth d'I"nr'.
COL ". H. Wood recalled, and ctei: to aben' fur
ths NJ cngas o"lH- ""uuiII MONEY bu'
never all. t" ssera,u shrihrr tvs, not.
Iur, Robinson. DEPUTY REGISTER Of he Department ~ Public
Work. testified bae. bad h,ln tn Mr. Muor. and
IN all that have bad :" do With hm ht ' IfrI himself ""rh Of
CONFIDENCE ans co"i c.trn
AmAr. Puolv A..l.tAr; r,'r'' ,:ne i"ifei hav" n"
Laoweigr Of ndr!n Nr Minor I"fh"i. 'o
Whitley tell s'"u; u.
Col testified have ~ indictment against Joshua
Ohio Tie shawn "urtl dill rot
Keep ballard separate rin Minor IN
thr ught Of h. H'r,s
llrsu Rawurh testified the dr.r,dsnt CleVri,nl
mouth, the iBiIir the detectives
~ about
that from Muor IL i4l witness
I, Cole cIltd wh"rr WIN
Thomas Ballard; never those counterfeit
plates an ..w them IL 90. Nhiti'', Oh',.
the both rlcd. Jnrr B"n'ct
te-' II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
ASSIGNMENT OF judges FOR lN,2.
SI'pRTMF COZ ri,

The protect If the Bar against the neglect oi he
Cont mahe Pnllr ID" as,Inm 'n- q" we
49,. 10 yesterdays Ikii ~ b H"u 'e
The which To He reporters
understood 10 have been prepared three n.rA sh iur!
q iOlO~s
JaIuary April. JGns. aud N",'u''er
t,lmarv-Ingrahan Ms-'t-t ir''".
Ma I,fus BsTrL
Dccrnbrf-DgruArL
J.buart-Bar-.,t. Jult-Bsmsri
+. hnirc-Bauall. Anrd't-i'irrrN
Nsrrb-, Anioe. 80
Arnl-bfrdy ntot"t-ihfr'h'h
M4,-nI shAu. N"rmbtf -brad'
Jupt-fak. D'ffHTi" aiN"''
oYyR ,vp rrrStxg. cKcuIr COURTS
Jlrusrr- l. kII BuL;.
F-ltuarvIau and Teunner, f1riof" faH IT, blaa!'
Mtrh-PiE l.. barrett. Fan H. Brady. .
Apil-PauI adjourned. Van Brunt Part H. Bar'tt
Msy-Pau L. and Terminer. barnard Part H. birst
jun Part l.. Van Brdnt Part H., adjourned Barrett
and Tenninsr. Brady Part IT,, 'hdon
No,rmhef--Iau l., Adjourned Van Brun Part w.. itaIrt
D,,nbeI-Psu over aud Ternlner. Barrett fau H., bsys
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
TEKss
r,,,, ,op, Of Jusc. D,ly judges Robinson and
Flint Monday Of Observation-Disclosures DAILY Judges LOew aud Larc
First Monday Juee DAILY Judges Robinson aud Lar
Frt Monday Of Justice DAILY Judges LsremOre aud
J. r. Dsy -, 49,, $780,
Loew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
TIE EFFECT OF CIVIL WAR on rlFE INsUR
ANCE POLICY.

In the case Of Peter Hamilton, "a sole acting ex-
.euor Of the Will Of 0sspss dsasd n Mstaai Liz
nsurae. Company Of NssYsi recently d In IN uasd States
C,eu, Cou brossht recover ssoo 90 uh insur
.se. ,eHe, n, sd 0esduss 1855 elsi, among
shsr III NJ, !, The the policy BY No tn osad e,
By raasss d The assaa ps.ss Asi AZ
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A. MGEDrROI's ASSAULT n AN OYSTER SALOON
,rhr untr- ItOrtem Hintcmcnt Of ThOnlns An


GAO now living dangerously i'll ~ No Isl East Thlr-
reul, from hc effect OF blow in the head inflicted
with an uySar kufc by John ODonntll, Keeper or an
o, ,trr saloon in Avenue Is, near FOurtrrnhst, was
taken Yesterday Fran his statement 1t appears that on
N,ud,v ry,nir,. with Patrick MckcOn and others he
visited the nf ODJunrl where they nad "vs'frs;
lc stepped out on thu walk spposngthat some ohtfiSo
the oysters, aud was soon followed ny
O'Donnc VIM demanded payment for the oysters, ue-
rlaring that hc had ordered them he denied H. ana atter
ward. had ~, ,S.d O. Douncli dealt HIM blow IN the
forehead With oyster knife inllcfin2 q eep sish'
and frnrtu,ing the skull. OD0nn"ll ana TWO others
, re- arrested al the tine, but subsequently released on
h,iI A verdict against ODonnr was rendered and the
coroner i--iird u warrant Tor his arrest
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Commissioner Manierre held an investiga-
., Yesterday in the case Of Patrolman Duey Of the
broadway Squad charged with having used unnecessary
violence and fastening the death OF Asa p Newkirk by
dragging him down the steps leading from the court
room 10 the Jefferson Market Prison. large number
q, witnesses were examined Thomas Leonard,
brtcklayer OF Perry-st. who was In the saloon
beneath the courtroom tesuned that no saw
N. deceosed dragged down the stops For
On. a.,.ns. sevcral officers attached TO the Court
and Others testified that unnecessary violence was
used !: that Newkrk carried down the stars ny
tlree ofrers no norton OF his body being allowed 70
touch the seps Bergeant MoComb denied that the pr
death wss FASTENED by his being partially roSen
detained IN the prisoners box he slated That nc
placed In the box but was removed ut once tton
the courtroom 10 Q prison coll Dr. WoostS SSacn