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New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
THE COURTS.
PROMINENT BROKERS IN TROUBLE.

PROMINENT BROKERS IN TROUBLE.
THE DEFAULrER HoDGH-ARREsT OF HIS AL
- LEGED ACCOMPLICE.
Assistant United States District Attorney
Purdy has made an affdavit from information and be-
lief charging James A. Polhemus and Eugene Jackson
composing the firm Of Polhemus jackson, brokers' at
No. 90 Exchange place. with having on or about the 10th
of April last advised Ledyard Hodge, the defaultinS
army paymaster, to commit the crime Of embezzlement
Of which he acknowledged himself guilty and with hay
Ing conspired with him to commit that crime. On this
adavt warrants issued against the accused. and
United States Deputy Marshals Parvis and Robinson
arrested Jackson yesterday In his o1ce He was taken
before United States Commissioner stilwe and held In
900 bail examination. HIS partner Is siok In
bed and has been for several months, and will not be
arrested at present.
The present arrest Is simply the charge Of advising
and cooperating In tho embezzement. Another arrest
OF jackson will be made the charge OF oonspiring
with Hodge commit tho alleged crimes- On this
charge the bail Of $4,000 has been fxed Mr. Jackson
seemed to feel bis position keenly He and his counsel
strongly assert his Innocence and court searching In
vestgation.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
CITY GOVERNMENT.
board Of Assistant Aldermen.

SPECIAL SESSION.
Od3ciaIJ TUESDAY, Sept 26, 18T1-1 o'clock p m.
Prcsent-John Calvin. ESQ, President ana hssistant
A3SPsaS 1sTsnso pS o@s
Reilly, Garry, Mcdonald Thos. Duffy and McCarthy-le
BY Assistant Aias@Sn 1GhS TSos. paay.ro permit g. N
N A. Williams to set curb and eutteI c r4nt Q,
their premises, south side si1yeishth-st' between
By Assistant Alderman Terence DufyLTo permit John
and West broadway
BY Assistant Alderman Healy-To pave with belgian
BY Assistant Alderman RObnsor-To place ornamental
BY Assistant Alderman RobinsOn-TO pay jas. Cavs-
nagh for loss OF horse. -.
Nnth-ave., between Twelfth and Thrteenth-sts.
BY Assistant Alderman Durnin-To fence vacant lots
north side between Second and Thirdeyee.
BY Assistant Alderman Thomas Dufy-ro place orna:
mental lamp north side ForysecondSt 60 feet east Oh
By Assistant Alderman Fetner-To fence vacant lots
Nfs b. S x.ssans sna mt MccsrhyTo regulate &C.,
Onehundred thirty from Fifth to Eighth
ISy Assistant Alderman McDonald-To flag south side
frstst, from broadway TO Tenth
BY Assistant Alderman Barker-To pave charles-st
from Hudson to west-sts., with Belgian pavement
LAMPS In front Of Thaia Club No. 50 west Fyfourthst
BY Assistant Alderman Healy-To flag In front of No.
Il Iy Assistant Alderman Healy-To build sewer in
waterst., from Catharine TO Marketsts;
fountain southwest of Macdougal and Beecker
sts. go ,,,,,,,
By Assistant Alderman ReillyTo build receiving basin
Invest corner Of Fourth.ave and Fourteenth~st
BY Assistant Alderman Rely-T0 straighten, grade,
flag &C. north side Of FOurteenthst between Avenues
and b ..,
lamp northwest corner of Avenue A and Tenth-st.
BY Assistant Alderman Costeno-To place ornamental
lamp north side Of Twelfhs 90 feet west Of Avenue
BY Assistant Alderman Durnin-To appoint g. d. Car
doIO Commissioner OF Deeds
PAPERS FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN ADOPTED. .
ResOlunons-Permtting Theodore Feldstein 70 sub
sttute ornamental lamp for one now In front OF No SO
Forsyth-st, and permitting Broadway and East Side
Stage Company 70 extend their stage route appointing
Thomas M Farrell and Francis O'Ryan CITY Surveyors.
REVOLUTIONS OF BOARD OF AIDERNEN LAID OVER.
ResOlutions-Permtting Chas. Hinchel TO construct
bay windows on front Of No. 20 East Fourteenthst.i
permitting the erection OF portco over main entrance OF
building now in course OF erection on Tyronr0w and
permitting A. Miller TO substitute an ornamental lamp
Tor Que now in front Of No. $50 Eighthaye.
COMMUNICATIONS ORDERED ON FILE.
From the Commissioner OF Public works, transmitting
various apbOrtiOnments of assessments.
MEssAGEs PROM THE MAYOR.
Transmitting copy Of Proclamation, hxinR and denim
ing the election and District divisions and boundaries
Ordered printed . -,
Mayor offer reward for recovery OF vouchers removed
from Finance Department On the night OF Sept TO-
Ordered on fle. .
Oct. 2, at O'Clock y. m Wh II. MALosEf, Cierx.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
ANOTHER COMPLAINT CONCERNING THE MORRIS
AND ESSEX RAILROAD.

SIR: BY the malice Of the arch enemy
rather than by the grace of God fancy-t has come
that reside in the State OF NewJersey Now, against
New-Jersey itself have complaint to make 1t Is
true the soil s not eminenty adapted to crops ana
q good deal moro Of has stuck In mine than seemed
either agreeable necessary but this matters very little
to one whose lines do not Lie In the agricultural way
The people are decorOus hospitable and manly willing
to give what they and take what they gyeo take
considerably in fact rather than have any dispute
about 1t. Tis the Morris and Essex Railroad which
constitutes the Of NewJersey. salt and bitter
curse by the side of which musketoes dwindle
down their inefectual bills they do not
become comparative blessings. The amount OF imposi-
ton which the average American public will quietly sub
NIT TO- never fully understood until Ibecame traveller
on the NJ and E. r R.-which might not inappropratey
be considered an abbrevation for Miserable and Ex-
asperating Railroad The phrase Of being treated like
dog" ought to give place to "treated like Morris aud
Essex Commuter" II wishes to express the measure
Of indignity which be put upon human being. VI
the minor grievances to which we are made subject
will not now write the catalogue has become more wea
rsome than twice-told tale But do wish to narrnte
one monsrous outrage and request you to call attention
to It, hope that by banding together acombinaton
NAV be effected which shall break this iron Ring"
which Is imposed our Jersey necks.
Last Saturday afternoon the trsin known on the
timetable as "the South Orange Express" went out
from Hoboken with less than half enough cars for the
passengers carried. Not in two had seats 1--WE were
compelled to cluster In the ases and swarm over on tho
platforms like BEES Aside from the Inconvenience and
discomfort entaied exposed, In event OF &C
70 the Of beng out Of the s doors
treating men, women and children like cattle, B not to
the case correctly for room for cattle Is always
now Whist is there for thi, treatment of pas
reeed the Pay in 70
what right the Railroad Company condemn US TO this
ieoaI nrofession Who reside on the NJ E. r. who will
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
WALTER SCOTT CENTENNIAL-A SUGGESTION

WALTER SCOTT CENTENNIAL-A SUGGESTION.
70 tks Editor Of rhs Tribune.
SIR: In your paper Of Aug. 10 you devote con-
siderable spaoe to tho centennial celebration Of sr Wal
ter Scott. Of whom 1t may be truly said, None knew
him but to love him, nor named him but to praise"
have that compare with the sketch alluded
to for completeness and funess record
and deserving Of permanent paoe than tho evan
escent pages Of daily newspaper Why not have the
proceedings and publications this memorable occasion
collected together In book FORM with suitable lustra
tone Surely IL not a. worthy Is rour OF tho Prince
of Wales" or the Shakespeare Jubilee " Every ed-
mirer Of Scott would like to have COPY, and IT, olrcu
don would be immense q. Ghershed sddtonal tribute
res though with tho buried sonsn would here aavers
most II not ar Of bis poetoal work. how stqdiopsy
Every reader have noticed that a his heroes and he
roinea, with but tHng exceptions, motherless rom
wsyerley downward the mothers are not oredita6le
Lady Ashton or Meg Murdeckson Tho omission
evidently not accidental but the result OF pfemedatcd
design, It y very apparent that the relation In NE
Scott most loved to dwell upon that OF father ana
daughter In tho hal devotion Of Isabel Wardour
D Vernon, and Aoo Lee and the lines In Lady OF the
Lake:
"Oh, n there be Q human
Froa pssioa's trsss rsensd deas-
tear % linpN ssa - neck
II would not stais sngefs check
rTis Mat which pioss htAers she'd
Upon sasugAteIs tutses hssd," ka
Eep York, Sept a, 1871. E'L
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
WORK FOR INTELLIGENT WOMEN.

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SIR: Many women of intelligence and cnl-
t,re who are now dependent fathers, brothers,
other relatives would gladly find congenial and
remunerative employment: which would afford them
independent living. Shorthand reporting is business
on which but few have 40 yet entered yet in all
its branches 1t Ia well adapted for them. Quicness Of
thought and action Is the chief constitutional requisite
for its successful practice. fair knowledge Of Epgsh
grammar and composition, and Of the meaning and use
Of the words which represent the thoughts of the
age together with the ability to write fair legble
Ion Rhand are also essential There 10 rich field Of la
bor opening In this direction and It will be well for
woman to enter claim and prepare for her share
OCCUPANCY For the past 10 or years the demand for
stenoaphic writer's has been steadily increasing In ad
vance OF the supply Many people suppose that most
the shorthand work Is done for the newspapers but this
ia mistake It has been principally In connection with
the courts of law that stenograhers have earned repu
taton and money. Judges. lawyers and htigants, all
require their service and are willing 10 pay literally
for IT, Many phonographers Of limited experience are
employed as amanuenses in places Of public business,
such o. the cusomhouses &C., In large cities and In the
Departments ut washin MANY moro are engaged in
law Insurance. and banking oces, and as private
taries.
few statstlcs may be interesting The Superior, su-
preme Common Pleas Marine, and surrogste's Courts
Of New-York CITY, employ altogether u Official seno-
graphers at salaries Of 500 or $4,000 sash An act has
recently been passed empowering the ak OF seven Dis
et Courts to supply themselves with Hike Assiatants,
and pay salary Of 900 to each stenosspher In the
eight judicial Dstrict Courts Of the State Of NswYorf.
and In the Courts o. Maine, fno, Pennsylvania Cali
forns and probably other States oca stenographers
employed. This systsm has recently been adopted
In the Courts Of South Caroline end WIN no dopbt soon
be In every state of tho Union, Tho Certainty Afforded
DSSP e Ss 4Rs
have been said eut vhsf rssy wss s.id ~ :. insalo
sbls aid " the administration OF law ana lg1e4 asde
non the great saving Of time In the majority of trials
Other departments Of short hand work arc equally wen
paid Twenty.hye cents folio noo worup - charged
Tor reporting and fufihing copy o. testimony or the
speech OF counsel, any ono else on An mpormt mat
Ter Five dollars charged fox at any refer
ence case. no matter how short. Not lees than 40 IL
paid to any scaAs rsportsr fef day % nenfs work
and most frequently o Dctation work OF T6ich there
patd sx cents folis and tho ssne prica " paid for
wiring out froa original notes. From e2o r. 30 per
alone BY hose who cEn <rits }kr notes readily and
translate then into iegbss weIlspeilsd lonhand sa
s.1sd anaanenAss sesiys from ~ 70 sss Per week. 80
ssPsR s..ais ven tqs sai. Epa Of
wofs; The prepAratop Tor nyir take nom lx 70 ten
eSs a"as %4ssptdSS % y and ptsgiSrs rsnic, DIS
w tns required " make expert pianist, but the time
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

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ph, n, a. Rabin, rho. Hesan, Mr. Marin and ~io Mts v
Sis 80 - i Had w. r. stnson, Col snow Nj Maya
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
wRDNEsDAY. supr. n.

wEDNBsDAY BuPr H. .
Mails Europe Queenstown and Liverpool per hsamse
Nsvsds closs ct l:30 supplementary Mall Ga Pie NO o.
All lstisrs aspodd in supplsaav Nall nsss b prepaid With
sms Tor Havana and the wes Indies PER eamp sarona close
THURsDAY, SxPT. "a -
Mails Europe Via Liverpool steamship SV O. nene. eOs
at lao D. ,xn. -.. 1. ..-..,a -.k
IAN f.t deposited supplementary Malls must b prepaid "A
M.L Tor de Gsasa States Via Bremen steamship Ohio.
eloss as - n. .,...
N.s sss Havana and the Iadss sssnsAp Columbia close
Nh. sr Bermuda L. per sanshp San Frsasi''0 close Pest
FRIDAY. ssyr %.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
PUBLIC OPINION IN.TExAs.

TO Ne Edffor or the Trf6tne.
SIR: At the late Washington County Fair,
held at Brenham. made q sudden call an impromptu
speech the sentiments Of which were, however, well
matured TIE Houston Union unjustly ascribes to me
the following expressions:
ousht four yea Confederate Army for principles dear
sacred old today wouh elaily shoulder ny
nuskes and rt 70 hsh. the battle again sseds oe
As my speech favorably received this report would
imply that the people approved Of Rebel sentnen ano
my correction OF the misprint has not been published
the North what said and of public feeling In this
State. In my letter gave the following which s the
true veraion OF that part Of my speech: .
Th 9o!ssnss. In all nearly d. h e.dias feature. @ ssns gu
sodlsd In h pseat condition do not nie mo
present WE'LL nearly we'll .I did and 90 the
Old Federal Co.,tuon It's snd the sduinistr
don Of IL Bot still s Government
our Goterpnen this feeling. this ccnyicss . enh
complete We Une States Government were engaged
any foreign nation whatever cid disf.nfhsed i
would shoulder ny ~ oeiense neea .neis ~ nr
neone AsHBEL SMITH
Evergreen, Harris Co., Terds Sept. ID, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27

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sss s1 esuAsd As t sa4 Ibslss psvsnssk 81 q G.
eeed lds ss ps sats than hs .sns ss reesesse s:fn
entering no contract bs usk Nlc>lsoa pavensn amer og
hsa res,eS lss.h ssoess tr q ne go
fsn fepesabt psfsons said s poes mach lover aa
he oeafset pfcs Of sah Nlesssea psvspsak -
Several other irregularities se gpeeebd and Mr. Colt
vacated and that the lien created thereby, BY any
subsequent proceedings may and be discharged
The papers In the served upon Corporation
Counsel Dewitt, and an order granted that the proofs
and allegations Of the parties to the action DO heard on
Monday next ~ '' WIZ
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
CRIMINAL COURTS.

John W. Stud charged with drawing whisky from
Herman Frangott, charged with passing counter
f.t go b boaorsbly discharged yesterday H Comnsaonsf
Salwsn
AZ the Essex Market Police Court. William Dono-
hue wa es.n ystsDy Coz ,.esng ..eA no. LheSas % dSoc zoo
ff.upd Of Ne IS La1low g. Lous AnaA iof pesnhS ~ "
Herry Renecks ofHs. ri Thsnpsosss
In the Court of General Sessions, before Judge
Bedf. yssssy Rcha Deoy ne porter Of 9s Hos vSf %
Of ssoo bsessns 70 e bank sosfd .s be e h
money has returned ntence suspended
charged burglary scqaiaed bat w rensseeq 70 ss" d
snot6s, ehsfo Of barxiav hin Thsnas aeSau ooDfoo
charged with stealing from Msp Thompson was
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
DECIsIONa-aEPT. 26.

Supreme -Ckambrs-By Judge Cardozo-
Tipihsm sst denied Cook at
r,nt,d on Judgment Enoe g n l. sImAcs
conf Tpsd 70 nr n council fee concerned
By Judse -DiHsber Diebsr-MOaon denied In
Samuel Rredenburgh- Appcatsn deuiod and pnsonef
Stsrgs sgt spoaord.-Aolon granted
Superior Court-Special Term-By Judge McCunn.
Rouh seller-Order granted In petition OF btorI-
Report Of confirmed and order Of sadsfacaeu granted
Marine Cowt-Part U-By Judge Joschmssn:L a..
and 50 Allowance Shetss sst AIersoa Referred 10 o. f.
Gardner.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
CIVIL NOTES.

The following notice is posted In the room
Of the Superior Court Special Terms "On tho first Mon
day Of October;at 1880 g. M, the entire Special Term
be called The may be set down for any day dur
ing the first two weeks.S
Judge Barnard dissolved the injunction, yes
terdsy, In the case Of Sarah B. Hunt agt. william B.
Hunt In which former while seeking to set aside
divorce obtained By the latter In Louisiana, on tho
round NJ its ileealty and to obtain divorce herself
om the defendant also sought to have an injunction
continued, which had been temporarily granted, re-
Columbia County N. r. in order TO give her security for
sn,ony In case OF her In her sut This Is sub
stantiay decson that the Louisiana divorce was law
fully obtained.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
Evergreen, Harris Co., Te1as, Sept. ID, 1871.
THE LEGAL LIMIT OF FARE ON RAILROADS.

. THE LEGAL LIMIT OF, FARE ON RAILROADS.
TO the Editor Of Tho Trtbnne.
SIR: Mr.. Greeley says "a railroad has no
legal power to exact community rates Of freight
and fare limited only by its fear Of driving away busi-
ness" II that 90 in this state Is there any legal max
imum rate per mile Of farei II So who is empowered to
senger robbed by extortonste Illegal oyercharge can
not the railroad company, and the poor many
Ploase give us the law, there any, and II not don't
LEI us rest until there IA good law. well enforced.
BROOKLYN, Sept 25, 1871 X. ID. DOUGLASS.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27

QUERY FOR THE LABOR REFORM LEAGUE.
TO tho Edtlor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Ten hours pay for eight hours work
viii necessarily enhance the price Of every article to the
extent Of the difference in tho cost OF labor entering
therein The supply thus lessened will provoke specua-
tion raising prices st higher. What, then, viii be
gained unless wages raised above even the present
rate to cover Increased cost OF living neytabe from
the proposed eIacti0nf d LABokhk'
Seneca Falls, N. Y, Sept. 25, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
Cost ano fonn1.

&2 REWARD-Stolen on ,,,,s tse s.s at.eaaoSs uSss.
BooL,n rery dark Drown MARE, With white ss end vsas
sso will be paid for Of the bore and bsssy ana
ditoaal for the conviction q The thsf Ca % % so pl,,
~ or 100 Worth It., ksw'fer
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27

ErrsS a 1ss esssAln fSe Ustem q piO6eao short
hand has besa greatly kmpi6sd and improved durln8
the pat tsn yea % thst i ssudy especially oarrsa
on under Ne gutdeece ef a exper3euced teacher ~
no means tAe tas u formerly would be OF groat
public bsao1tk easses for the Thorough instruction on
women In photographic reporting established IN tno
High and Normal 1ohoos, and In the Colleges wnere
women arc admitted. T. B. D.
6sss- Yerh 6ept.;9o, ISM sit,-r .fg'.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun s..5:s2 SON $50 Moon ssta. ..&a
vArEa THn psr-L
Sandy HOOK. 6 Govs sand.... 7o He'll Gas fey.
Sandy Hook SIS Cows. Island T:8 Hell Gae Fsrxy- eM
New-York tribune., 1871-09-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


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