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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-05
CIVIL NOTES.

7, Io 1ritcl States District Court cS'ol""'
l'., ,,,o York Lightcrage COMPANY 80 a.
The bark Lizzie CummIns, the hOei vs."
fault. corvont girl, OF NO.
JoN'i' ho,,n n snit in the superior ooui
IA ESs' A'''' no5or tobacco manufacturer Oh no. %;
against JOS for seduction anu ~ an Vi
SSl Elsi image laying the damages al s''"V
pU"'''' IT Cross. a Wall-st. broker, was Delore
JAM q horn, yesterday on charge OF putting
C"mm ~. 80, revenue stamps on gold tickets Inc
""Ash'" r-ost WAS based on an afhdaVlt maze ny
war; Vrigbt affirming that ~ "a ~ The CLERKS
IN tie ciCe oi MI on gold tickets. The prosecution
"wash,d s'bat Mr. Cross hal any knowledge on the
Ihn, ~ ms clerk, and on Inoeo nhorn b"norahiy dis
torncy Purdy, that Knight was dismissed
fhaiEca ~ Buter Van Vechten Martin Tor steahhg
=" tbc foreclosure suit of Doughty agt. Har-
- ond others, before Judge Barnard, in the Supreme
I, Circnit Part H., motion was made yesterday to
rho action Of LRnihan, OF the defendants, and
haider of s second mortgage whereon the nrst mort
s' The subject of foreclosure in this suit, was gwen
kS trst mortgage was made by Andrew Reinhardt and
thor 10 the plaintiff, Doughty, TO secure SI,OO0 and
increst Lcnihau, of the defendants, has also be-
IN an action Of fore Osure second mortgages on the
ae premises and plaintiff herein asks that Lenihans
acton be stayed until q decision on the hrst
sut as the attcr's rights can be determined
sonaIy well in this action in his own and, further
the continuance Of the two actions only increase un
necessarily the costs and expenses The owners OF the
E,uItv Of Redemption also included in the notion
NAV not concluded for years and the money In the
meantime is drawing but six per cent interest second,
good title cannot be given in this ait for the second
m9rag,s because they have not mao the proper par
trs d, ndIniS and third there is collision between
the holders of the second mortgages ana the owners OF
The Equity Redemption The Court denied the motion
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

Thomas Colary, charged with passing counter
M slI ILL., vas uu,,ed yesterlay by Commissioner Shells to
await TIE acton u the Grsnd Jury.
Charles Morse Of No. 90 Grcene-st., charged with
passing bill discharged YESTERDAY his own re-
Jsnct ly Cou siVpsJ Shields.
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice bowling held
hail 600 James lIanOud stgesiars at PtEFe
,pA FoTt f- charge Of stealing gold watch AMI chain
vonb COburn OF No % Parkaye while the latter
Va. liquor On the corner VI Psrksve and FoIybTS
In the Cont of General Sessions, before Recorder
H,clc:t F7ank Looms FIR s;temp mint burglary at
zeesh uu, No 223 Broadway, sent 70 The
fts,e oa lr .Miae ROuTke sabbng Henry Kelly In
tbe No l Hes;er.st sept a. 3 wears Anna Smith
charge, III e a Moses d. VRnderurg the
fTLsv and tlenth-st TO- acquitted
yoserh stealing OF sbs ard from JAMES
Boar Of 81 Twehhs hard labor James Nc
re indicted WITH Lewis and bail did APPEAR when called
for ina forfeited JOSEPH Lewis WHO keeps
boLer shop B,eckes charged with receiving diamond
Co.. but p1oyei that the rrg not
soep b. ousued under false petenses Lewis discharged
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REAL ESTATE.


NEw-ioEK. Wednesday. Oct. 4. 1871.
No public sales of city property were made
to-day and the Exchange had extremely dull appear
ance At private sale Inbcr OF transactioIs are
ported and holders are snngnc that prices Of strictly
frst-cass property will not make any marked decline
from present prices.
Ed. Ludlow Il Co. have recently sold private sale
the following property: No. ls2 Madison-avc., four
four stories, English basement, brown stone, 16.sxloo
$1,000 No 80 West F0ry-seycnthst., four stories.
three stOries brown stone, 96x6s s2OOCO No Is West
Forty sixthst four stories, brown stone, 2Ol0xl005
\. j., $4,000.
" X. Stevenson Son have sold the two fo1rstory
stores, together 426x70 feet, Third-ave and
Eghtysccondst: price for the two, ~, 500 purchaser
Mr.. Bernhard Hamburger OF NewYork City.
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II foot Of Chamberss and foot Of 25dst, foHows - o
Through Trains leave Chambesst Ny q n = ID 49,
m and No. daily New and improved Drawing nooi- Io.ones
through Bo6so and su enSon nnte
CONNECTING Houesy With magnificent Sleeping Coaches
throuxh Cleveland Sleeping Coaches accompany VIC
II a NJ from susquehAnpa TO Buffalo the s: u uHn om
NevYork 70 Suspension and the train from Ner-fou
Buffalo ssspsnaon Bridge and Cincinnati An Emans Tran ss
20 FOR Port Jervis and way. 800 m. and 4oo
Por Mddetovu Way 100 and $3.50 NJ and sandaJs
only. $3.50 O. u.
For Serbursh and way at $40 a. m, $3.50 and ssopm
For Psisrson and way GAS 10 ~ II 'lS 5:i5 GS
s:l5 and III midnight ,u .,,,..
a4O 500 $780, and t6:4S N ano "edneshJ anu 0nV
tl2 mdnght. lam ,,.,o cal,
t.i5 aIS T<5 and Wednesday, and Bss
days only ia midnight special scad Trans 1870 m and fe
=. 49,. 49, - h.Hho,r. L..x.
I'D At depot earlier than above tune Last boat from - g.
Tickets for Passage for Ap.rt@snts DRIVING Room and ssp
be Obtained orders for the checking and transfer OF Bag
ssge may Comp.nys Once. M @ and 9 Bro.dsE 100
tourist Brooklyn 10! Broad. wilsm.eurrA. DsHOs foot 81
Isr.sy CITY and OF the Agents at the principal hotell
'' slls and Eyack tPor haehcnaeL,
thrT prcE M anu 'i AusustS WIN. r. BARR
GeulsuUs f5IL
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,,osscrc,r rs. Her dimensions are: Length, 1873
brcah of beam. -; depth OF hold. 80 feet; inn-
mage she c Sr W Ti'n Tppe nH D%T /" h T
I'm are the captains ehartrGom and steam steering
ap,raius coo esasEs: menS ana Women nosIn'
INSTRUMENTATION Is provided for to first class passengers,
to timing room is near the stern The entire main
dh ia lifted up especially for the emigran service,
Siordng sleeping accommodations for 1oo passengers
sd Iaccd m the New.York and Liverpool service as
IN comilCtcd.
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MINIATrRK ALMANAC.

Sun GEO Sun su ...... 5:36 Moon nses....lOW
WATER THIS pAY-A o,o
.,l2OO Cows Island l2Z5 Hell Sah Ferry'' E
HIGH DAY Pm .o
Snv ook Cows Island. .l2:47 Hell Gate FenY... 2
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9ieamboais ano Railroads.

| ---~--
Fo2 HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, NORTH
ts AZ. PICK sir DAILY at O'clock p The o. III.
i aAEE'Sn q IS Dec. pa,sg, . a. Eyer T
l. r ,cot .u We. az seIHb at opionl only 80
Freight low ' STTG Sosb sfAsrsT TsA' Agents
FOR NORWALK and DANBrRY-The steam.
ArrEfSooS AS ana f; ssI S,t at At Scocs Sc Is
FOR LEWES, DEL-Thc splendid sci-gong
"a :. TfI I EsSFS QUEEN will leave iisr a. ~ r. oTe xoS
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger ard Fe' Dpoi N.SYcrs Lbery.t CON
Vi" iSq Ei ss''a f',9S ti s Ts ,Tsss
KIN IS w. We Lei % an ,,r' re- o and Esor w tie IT,
5ah & Wet without change cars s a.o 70 cs.ral Paa'
AIfF $SS}y9 q, lIS sx 70 TEs Welt
e.an..f t. f isI3I eS:tS5S
rSn ns%ST IT,, B .@. M Nue. c@r's
T 10y ~ &e Connect Junction with D. and '" NJ
ss. E III s.s s9f R,;eI A.
,? ;sSs (, rp.saE vim Lem o. n.9,s
LID valley RsIrs.d Tor M,ass GSaai A''
nv" Nor rf fm sG' sS%' E.cn Allentown x,oo c.
E1s Po l HSa e. cs ssst iias
s1 T ?rs E ks,s.s with t S s s
Nth LAs Valley % Allentown and c'tAsauia Connects
3; t:n s.sss Chunk
S%cSc sH1sT EIs. i,a t1 @ E..ou Bhs Alien
y sfps ss. t ( ~ III Casss' and c'e'H' '
sSs.-gg.! s.:lo S'r'"''
s:S OF M ieEPi fI.la9cidf s'''n
~ .;s Re' rs s s 1p' sat- s;oF sS go 90, m
!s S n SIS s a % 90 zoo 70 '5 a. t a, So A.
,s Tss;s b. wy sS.oa ono: Ri,
hotels and ticket onee' in SewYOrf City .,ovn,
HP BALDWIN Gen raj Passenger Agent M NH" '"p'''''''
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
NORRIS E sSS E ssssH HI3rs,os
Bnghsmon syr.s All .sss Wifi WT GR s Ss
Dpes New YORK foot Of B.rcy md foo, Of co6er
,o MINER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY, July It,
s:cca BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN, via Boonoo Branch
connecting Dover With Chester At %s.rroo With SUSSEX r.
and sNantOn with L. and r. R. for Kingston wLsoarre Ps
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN conneehnT,
AnlO5r and Washington h. and w.
for water Gap srOudshug Scranton Great Bend B1ghsmiOs SRA
and O~eSo and at EastOn with Lehgh VALLEY for all points
Ia:ro H. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, at Newark hOri,
town. Dover Waterloo HsAetOxn washngOn Phnsbnrg and
EsstCn con1ects a. Waterloo with s'er Rais Phpbuns
for Bethlehem Allentown Nauh Chunk Wikesbsre, Reading aad
400 D. m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. via Paterson
eOont0n runs directly through 70 BngamioH woOat chang Of I
stopping p,ncp. snons Connecting a. Dover Win 'hee H.
and S.''i slsTSs EXP ,N c;
sSf4F s @ ~
az SO; S1 p r HAcKkrrsGowS EXPRESS; ,o an
For A9khsTOWN Attic s:iO' H'N' iE'VV@ 1'"' '' ''
'; Pcr sSSaI and intermediate. stations $50 7s 1910
'' Sor ORANGE 1 nd sorrH ORANGE 49, 80 ioIe
and II 20 l:lO 1890: $40 40 4'o SGD $500 0''o o." Si''
SESlsK !s 7 e; s e. s &c go co ; i :IS
.S So $40 $50 $50 500 $40 800 $50 Sl' and
ne s: s5 "a: W .
$40 aud AiOV = u 'HO saw ' sCHOCH, sLperintenteut
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY ~, 1871

o6 SSxEEe AaRt HsI y Isu
Passenger s as.1. s5's, e T.ssy and
For x.r.Hav.n and BRIDGEPORT l. tEIl nS isY tEIh'
70 a sts stafford S pf rsss Southport and wsps 'o
nj bo IS. sSs IL ss sPs 8" n l' GI In 80
- FL 1f b.a: s's 81 10 9: o. a.
poI Gr.es.ish I'd ia.s1o..s staoa il;0- a
50 ssa day Mi Train st.. Ssvr'i ,s7r n fer
Boston Vi. both 'p"'sceSss N; II NJ: fRtIsa
For s Bs:,ss 4: s ss9.s FIX. lis 81
For Hartford and spansssh nj ls and ,as..c,s with
S,ras,n,. WEXFORD arriving in e' than eight
For li' m TO Montreal
..a s,Ai s s.;G:s "a e;.ss. DIS
pSI s sssi Te ass saa sors N''''
For New Northampton Railroad a. nj m to North
'g,Gf :'S sdsss-a and Railroad M LIMBS
a. P E; 40 saa = ?; nj Railroad 1t. H. .ndsp
E FsI S S:ss:; "a st'5S.
d. Sf Nam s's:sR: 'f Ha: :''f5S S''
{: y: Ike ~ .s ts:s I've ;::s
' AZ. Ssfs oss:: s , gssn Go
:.s sI: !: e so = : :
NEWYoRKE, SENTRA Al: AND a. HUDSON LID!
Sss.ss - s ss;s,s: !, s, I, as.n..
iosc n sp. Chicago Express fast tr.i' With Da"i's'''.
5'f ss, "a s. .ss H, s.. Express
s:s t EsS s s.S.s s rom
f S;.s p.ass Espss. sspassa" r w.''''
's': s. U ::ss Psss ns;s-r e ss s.
D:' s. r. . 's e. css re TO-" 'sp s
1;p VIM r.: :: I'D TISy k.S: MA ossh s.pnss
s -: 70 s:!s . n F''I.in r''-
AND = ing s 10 $50 Ess s:iO. $40 AID ii
fG s.sa., H Ws; rr..-s and Iseisr. s0ss-n,
x.-.1~t SEP. "a lsl:
s.:5.,s .s,, s.e ss: .: 20 Sss.
THE PASSENGER Trains s., of fl: Company 3.
= aS:s:' s::' 1sss.sssf s,.:. non
NEW. JERSEY RAILR0HD-FR0M FOOT q
fsssssDsPn I'd s tsS "a r. s.s q
ss ss fass'Rs: f: =:
VI St 81 !e e:ss i :: ,s.Is - i w.
f f.1s :'i s =; GO cs:. = "a r,s
q; :: ~: !, Y: ]; go :: &
sIy;.IEs.i Au,s g.. Di| T.: aga Mi4sk.os s..1...
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG isLAsO.
- n...,, 4s.e. .-..i a.i,.s. : Log r's.A ''
sosSTI g, assa h - iss..- ed e'.t
:: :: ca: s :;;:::; :;;; '''''" nd
go . =. sssissy sss.rss,s ..,,,.
= 4;:.si; :: , .s::s E. :; F.:
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2' . x = = S5 ,;;;:; ..,.a...
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LAUNCH OF AL INAAN STEAMER IN GLASGOW
"A new steamer for the Inman Line has lust
"a launched from the yard Of Todd 4 McGrexor ala.
@s She VIII be known as the CITY Of MoOtr.o,
~ - AtsA ~ with al The latest eOarivanso. 70, the
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Urinii.9.

CLOTE q DNES, STATIONERS PRl' T.
EPS anI LSNKiDOK ANlFACGt iE,t 80. - flltJrs:.
BLANE.IOCi' gle to any pattern. Ordfr' 'Eci el
IIM. IEkPDELIi' SONS, 1r4 FultOn-sl.--
w LirlDGP' 'H'C sILAM JOB PRINTERS Al LAbFL
NANUFAC IGkERS
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Como 1slan6 Real Gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE-Shore FARM, at Islip, Long
Island mostly under cultivation buildings large and
modern Particulars with NJ. A. rutland Co.. Beekmanst N Y
WATER FRONT for FACTORIES, -LUM-
w Der YARDS RoPE.wALKs &c-FSr SALE or LEASE.
railroad river adjoining Brooklyn and Long Island cities Apby
g. B. SCHIEPPELlE,
No. ITO Wlliamst
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK,

PORT OF NEW YORK. .........,.....oc7oRER4
CLEARED.
Steamship Alternate Couch Norfolk, City Point and Richmond
s9a4 ] Fiisn E'Ss
Steamship BHsSt Wallace p FSisdsRsi'
s':s%;eS S $srs5
Steamship Equito Bartlett Ban D. A Itsi s% %sf
S 4 fSs ss'Y h sss S' A i
cab TowP'sDS s. cIe1 E sSS e. fSDss Ed,..c
ss f.EeHR r SqP sa.l s@st c"
#% e. bi;::: q !; %i;'
sSS VIM " S %Ss:A t. Is S51 T. Brigham
s s M Ass5 I Fss5 S1f {ey D''sn
sS A. n s b S%an sm8 Go BIO
ss " " j. h SSTs. vF S.1a. Yves. Indies Weinberg
s sST h nTan RIs1f S%ss Bedford Ferguson Wood
Steamship P,pi,, Doane PLladephi. pass TO
sS S 5y sTsS9s ysSSs o'y' Yin %e'
c.sS p b :l fi ISTs n h'1 n a: iron
k,gss. Hsggo5t n 81. 1S;y' with plaster
En- En- Sd6sy Pne I 81 John b. Smith sydney b.
'lBSs rs T Ro.0 SI Elliott sydney B. d.y with coal
R A ssS% and rom Siss S Bs St s whale oil
B 4nDe NeSI; c S.a SSs sn Bsco IL days with
".
Schr Vincent White (B Hatfield Bhabebpo tor b. John n B.
scHooSERs-RVER AND CoAsTwnn.
Howard Macomber Jacksonville. King Dove Jacksonville
Alrors East MSchias Oliver Sconeh Baltimore
L. / W. Shovel Virginia II. Champion, Virginia
A. NJ Bailey. Virginia. Victoria Virginia
i b Myers Virginia N. hOn.on, Alexandria
w C. Htwatr. alexandria Alvira, Virginia
NJ @. Leonard, Virli EE- m' a. HreI, virginia
Franklin, Virginia l. hppegse bhiabethpon~
p,nssditr Onept James Henry, Roetabd
sus,n Prescott EnIbethpOr Sarah Thomas Philadelphia
P1s philadelphia Quefrep Philadelphia
~ phla1.phia Free Wind ElLsbethport
Oh res Heath Bliabethpot White swan Bhnbethpor-
Anthony BBrtO Kllabetbpor ttscnei nnArs blnbehpon
usnyy K Gib4op Connecticut. RhLstethpor
Chss. Erpbethport, p L. e. Vougbt. Blabethport
A. q. Lawson. BBiabethpor Eehps hMnnbelhpor
ia Irisr RlraLethpor Geo Price BHrs bethporL
Union Flag, Por Johnson ". Hnhss ron johnson.
In Franklin Port johnson. hAh MARI, ron johnson
WiND-Sahdewn, light, w." very haN'
s,.,m,h,p. Ru.d. and Wyoming Liverpool; Cleopatra
HSsna VIe.r ior New orleans; AibsnAe for Richmond
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BorOs Msa Oct AAri'ed e.f r Stosi;r from h,tan.asi
Raels from Robdoui; Abbott Lawreooe IRON slrinAnA
MONROE Oct -Arve bsrk Binar from Rio Japero for
g ja Sns from C.dl for baltimore Mamie T. Ball from
City Point
LONDON I-Te Esnen, Lane steamship fnsS. Capt Grace
Eew.York Sept o. touched ~ Vssehs''"h ''SS h
The Sorh German Lloyd steamship Hermann Capt aeiehnan from
g. arrived Southampton ana Tor
The cun.rd steamship ssm.ds Capt Gin hon Boston Sept 70 for
1sSa sms BsS. an 20, Han.
burg arrived ost Yesterday.
Barb Velocity ron Manila nswY@a Sept e Let H. lon a.
,v,o, OFT 1.-The .sv Andrew Jackson CAPT Kelly from
pool oI QsssrssoSn tas BE VIII repair ana
p''' IPor Latest sAtp EeWs Ffth Paoc.I
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Gitp Real estate for Sale.

A -FIRST-CLASSd desirable new brown stone
~ and inSde mediumse DWELLINGS, Fifty seynth
Zoo street, 70 Central Ph Brosdwsy
V. X STEVENSON son. IL Pne.s.
A MUST be sold Immediately, a very fine
|ALDRoN zTTTEL 1o2s Thiri.,ve
EOR SALE-HOUSE No. 221 East Twelfth-st,
i 2r6o lot lO33 Stories high stoop finished all
proremen' astcl..s order possession immediately For permit ap
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Auetion Gnlee of Ren Wstnte

Auftlon bnlt6 OF Rect 0stQte.
A TTEND TIE GREAT SALE
4
100 VILLA PLOTS
Al CnionoWn hour from Yot on yer r,ov p,lo.1
TI3 DAY THURsDAY Oct 81,
Trim l.,vc,by Collnd AID D"ros.t far4, >. Pm m
Call for maps free passes A. d. MEILICK. IT,, l. BRO
Auct'oneers Pnest,
and Of the JERSEY LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
III Broadway, basement Room p
4 WESTCHESTER FARM AT AUCTION.-A
N PARM OF 81 acres with large Dseng for private
SCHOOL and other buings all urr culture situate in Of
somers lately Of the farm of b. Camp esq., Will he SOLD
auction for premises the I'D day Of SEPTEMBER
i? O'Clock The sale Is postponed 70 October 49,
O'Clock m.
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ARI1INGTON.
HOMES FOR ALL.

Pom, with ,teel completed with cars ~ I
must ineresss van Of ever home on ae F
Centrsl Of Information nsase'' A~-'
an N, Bpe spply 70 4 D. HOPE, lis boeryh
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Gopartnersnlp Notices.


80 LiBER1T.sr, NEw. YoRK, Oct O. 1871
CHARLES BARD is this dayl admitted rs
~ parller q our fm. ~ (. JESUPk CO.
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EOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE u s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
dispatch Of their cls full iron screw steamships
FROM PIER No. 46, n r., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
as foiowsi
MINNESOTA. Capt " FREEMAN October II. at 3:oOpu
IDAHO Capt PRicR............ October 49, at $50
MANHATTAN, Capt j. B. PRIcE..... October 20
COLORADO Capt T. p FREEMAN. October Is, at 300
WISCONSIN, Capt November atsoO
NEVADA Capt November 8, at 23P
Cabin passage, $40, gold
seerage passage CoGoe No. 20 groadray) $50 currency
For freight or cabin passage apply to
WILLIAMS GrroN No. 81 wal,t
JNMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
cH r. Mail IPSssRbfSfY 70 ;
CITy OF SEw SEos Oct SS
AMI each Dr. s.eaa sArURDAY and THtsDAY from Pier So
'0''D "''' RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST Ft5ieis !. "otD s5s srEERAsE
t. 5:I! 50 To To Psa. :::::::
Passengers Forwarded to havre Hamburg Sweden Norway and
Tep bought moderate rates. by persons wishing to
further ShY s bAf Il: fiS ssH5 q ssosr
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ FOR sogrH.a S4szSsss p saExEx ,rr,.
wEsEs SY c sn %P Rt b. @?h @ ' ::
-
y Co. fS " AsD
(PArABLs IN GOLD, OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN cukhssCi:h
First cabin
For sfSs or passage, .pp oEIacHs Agents
0NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THR GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPAN17s MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAvRE, CALLING
The splendid this the Continent Will sail
from Pier No 50 North River. follows:
WILLIE DB PARIS. -. sumon SATURDAY, October
ST LAURENT Lemade sATgBDAY November .,
PSCR @ PASSAGE n COLD ndas xS
TO BRBST OR HAvRB:
Frs, Cabin s2s sscOSd Cabin;
These steamers q cany seetage passengers $780,,
travellers going 70 returning from The Continent Of Egope
.as % " 'ss Eo s.S
WHITE STAR LINE.
w NETWORK CORK AND LIVERPOOL
Nh THE ESD SIX LARGEST IN The WORLD
ooEANl ATLANTIC BALTIC. ADRIATIc
Sailing from scVYors on SATURDAYS GO Liverpool THURS
DAYS and Cork Harbor the day following
ATLANTIC aNId , October 81 H. =, 4; 3 nm
Pam o.. Wiits sac os'I 1ot p.VosS Ferr, Jersey City,
SAPETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons smoking room and bathrooms IN ndnp sec
RATEs~saiOon $50 gold seersgs $50 Those Wish
ing TO .end for Old Country obtain 'eease
Passengers from al parts Of America Paris Hamburg
Norway, Sweden India, Australia. China, &c
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates
Drafts from 81 upward. A., a., cn..,.,.
omcs. Ma 10 BreadT,y New.York J. f. SPARKS, Agent.
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THE NATIONAL INSURANCE CONVENTION.

Proceedings of the Eighth Day-DecisiOn ~
TO the American Experience Table. j.,
The business OF the Convention was resumed yes
terday, ana on the motion OF Mr.. HARVEY, Of Miss
souri,, the consideration OF the American Mortality
Experience Table was resumed. After O lengthy
discussion the table was agreed to by majority Of
twenty-five TO three.
The report Of the committee on this subject, az
introduced by General Smith, of Kentucky, was
adopted. Ii
Mr. HARVEY, of Missouri, moved for consideration
to-day the following resolutiOn:-
That capital stock shall regarded liability b
converted into the assets Of life companies and that
should be published by setting forth
impairments OF capital, II any xst
The following letter was read by the Chairman:a
The English companies would respectfully Convene
ION to Ok the time for making our statement Of the
offices, annually IN tho month Of June, for ths
for the business IN the United states IN the month Of February
the extensive business OF these companies require this
time 10 perfect these statements.
This letter was signed by all the representatives
OF companies doing business In the States.
The Convention adjourned ct four O'Clock until
this morning.
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HARTFORD Conn.,, Oct 20, 1871.
AT the closing meeting Of the American Mission
ary Association, this morning, the committee to
whom was referred the report on the Indians re-
ported in favor OF cooperating with the govern
ment, heartily endorsing the policy Of President
Grant and recommending to the association and
the friends Of humanity everywhere hearty sup
port Of that policy.
Ex-Governor Hawley then made an enrnest ad.
dress, showing:-First, the bitter hostility which
the Missionary Association encountered in it's early
days, when abotionism was unpopular. He al
luded to the fact that his father was brIckbated
in Connecticut town, and, to show the
great change IN public sentiment, ne SAID
that he himself had secured q republican
majority In that very town. He argued that the
ation and quoted the onicers of the Hudson Bay
Company and others, saying that the Indian VIII
treat the whites well 4 they VIII treat them
humanely. The speaker did not believe that Y was
Indians on sight when Latins and Catholics, even,
secretary CT Delsno, Of the Interior Department,
made long ana A
q that lie, .,,,sy, s Sssa:
to the government, he proeeeSed to explain St the
new policy which was adopted by General Grant,
behalf OF the Indians that tends TO civilizo them
and make them citiZens.' The policy he believed
In was to aggregate the Indians on single Terri.
they would be accepted as citizens and would par
ticlpate in our elections. He thought they were
better subjects for Christianizng than of the
politicians Of New YORK. Altogether the Indian
before II the government is now, for the first time
acting the part OF missionary.
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NETTING OUT JERSEY JUSTICE,

Yesterday was the day OF doom for convicted
prisoners In Trenton. The Court accepted plea Of
guilty OF assault battery In the OF william
Keenan, indicted for the mansaughtcr OF william
Rocsscer at Frcese Han, on the night OF the bali for
the relief OF the wounded German soldiers IN the
late war. Mr.. Green appealed for mercy yesterday
morning, saying that the Court, having accepted u
plea OF guilty OF assault and battery on an udict.
mcnt for granddaughter. they should be cnient. lie
pleaded that II was the hrst night the hall was
opened; that the stairway was then dangerous, ana
that Kleeman did not intend 10 Kill Roesscer
The Victim only lived a few seconds after he was
pushed down stairs, and the length OF time which
has elapsed since the offence was committed had
caused the public 10 suppose that II had been passed
over. Sentence was deferred.
The sentences we're a. foll0ws:-Flve prisoners
were ordered TO pay $40 and costs for selling liquor
on Sunday, and threatened with State Prison Tor
next offence; two were fined $50 and costa for
keeping dsOrdcrly houses; twenty-five were fined
for assaults, and two were sent to County jail for
larceny Of whiskey. John DonnelIy, who mas been
O terror by the use Of his fists, was sentenced to
two months hard labor, with Q promise of STATE
Prison u ne ever tTsnsaxeasel agails