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New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Ponrd Of Assistant Aldermen.
STATED SESSION.

STATED SESSION.
The Board net in their chamber' No. Ii c1'y Hail.
pursuant 10 nhlourhnrhi' poeido,, 4, ,,o chair
and the following members: on-,.-
Assistant nIhrrIht ir,'n, ,um' i,n,n,' ~
Reilly Lttedeli. feiiner Garry Mcdonald Thomas
Dly, anu non Po,,,son movcd that tbc reading
~ ths uinutes of the last meeting hc dispensed With
IN" ffrsiurnt put p, & ,as 'lucSon ""e'"' '"' ''''"
"0n,u , ngree M Wi.m ,n I,I ~ thn a,r,oobvc
"meh was oeciucu 1" rlTTinNs .sr Ii,,, ,''
n ,,,..,nt .,dorr,n v.ncht
Prtf. OF James watson 10 SILK a'ou'''" pp' ao'o''
i & .cton tbcrewitb Ass,stant Alderman Iysaehs
prgsrne 'n1 Th m and the samc "a bcrcbv
hfSo.re @ anay wa,snn t sinI Soprinch eartbcn nina
iagonaiIy across Worhs from No l02 to No. ILL.,
he nremsos 40 numbered provided that sahl work bo
pa w,thout expense to the city and under the direo-
n OF Tue nt the ourson whether the Board
.nnId aareo with said resolution.
which vas decided in hc affirmative by the following
, i u.iorIv of ali the menLers elected voting 10
49, ro.o '. ~ aro'' araO. - 80 -
sGirmsiiyenA Assstant Aldermen Terence Duffy. Ly-
s,hi 0Rren the President Assistant Aldermen Roh.-
son. iIeay, Odel. Pccher, Mnigan. Barker. Reilly,
McCarthyIl7.
Ind the same was directed be sent to the Board Of
.idnrmen @ fore for concurrence
By Assistant Alderman Robinson
in [e,,eo e,nert m 10 ts H" teecrapnnd cNps bushes,
In connection terewiih Assistant Alderman Robinson
RtsoIred That permoslon be and the same hereby
civcn tn John O'DoDnel CO. to place telegraph wires
OF ne & oy yson o, a. narceIs paeSaces etc and for
Ser % conyevnnces to stand at or near their Offices m
ei, ,,n f.rr,es and else where In said streets AMI
way stons' i,h v;sw to the proper service of trir
puu" p oS cnrrvine messages parcels merchandise,
% o,oUs nroyJed that the intended structures shall
a, , rTorr witn the city sewers the same dOuo
% ~ % n,ru exncnsc and under the direction of the de-
AT their own a tNp,,.,; pp,, v"rts " ~ WV
Fat.r Fnnt " aiIerman o. Brien moved that said paper
be refetred I. tnS Ry moved as an amendment
Assistant & ~, I'D m.,.r be to fhe Co,rnttee on
mat thc rel,re Vi '"'" P"iN "
LAW r% ~p,unt n,t the ouestion whether the Board
inc ', r Win tho moson of Assistant Alderman
itii,!. , ,oo,,.d 1, tho affirmative
Whrn was meSvaeu @ fica n, % To- Ibe Comuittee on Law
Department.
REsOLn M% M% Ii""'
ny Assstant hus Trhaa uon.nl as Cou,missoner Of
Resignation o' r"ioeS ii' 80
The President put the question whether the BOAR"
would accept s.in sesign..oS y, ~ ihs ss rmst,vc
Wnich was uc'ni.u IA ~. ,,.a.;nr ALBANIAN Durnin
submitted the following resolution: ,. ho.on-
Resoiped That Harris Wines jr. I've and ne ,ha ne 80,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
CRIMINAL COURTS

Michael Murphy. Post Office clerk, charged with
embeulng letters ntrnstei to his held yese s3@N
bail by Commissioner Shields.,
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday Justice Dow
ling committed Addison T. Perry % of East New sppo
pn,ns 800 belonging to his employer Joseph N Hanock No W
Ssssaust
Cornelius ODonnel, John Drake. and Edwin
Fisher pleaded ru the Court Of Oyer and Termne J-try
charge burglary the third degree AMI each sentenced TO
and half years in The state Prison.
At tho Essex Market Police Court the following
committed yesterday for swpng by ondc
watches given security for lcans Juas Beaver No Cu
Shuster MAYER alias Charles e,san VI No. lo Bgh<
Charles @nd alias ou Beaver Gutave Rse ias Fab
aud Christian Walter of No. l65 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
CIVIL, MOTIFS,


The suit of Emil Justh agt. Virginia W. Justh,
his WIFE came up Supreme Court Chambers yesterday.
before Judge Cardozo. on % motion by tho husband to
have access TO his children and To prevent his wife from
removing them from the state. Decision reserved.
Daniel l.. Hewlett, an unfortunate Ludlow
st Jail prisoner brought yesterday, a writ Of
haboas corpus before Judge Barnard. who granted
perempory order to the Sheriff demanding his discharge,
but at the time ordered stay Of dings until
appeal could be had by tho sheriff to he argued at
General Term.
The following is summary Of the business
transacted by tho United States Distrct-attOrney's
Office during 1s7l:
Criminal prosecutions instituted S3 convictions 2i0 acqutti D.
pending tternlI
decided in favor Of the Defendant pay
Of and 23 ended the OF Nese
suits have been appealed from the District the Circuit Courts but
there has sppeals be rcnit Court Total
amount Of Judgments recovered S2l3 ST total paid Court
SIb6 80 number Of sos pending the United Co1r 69
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
DECISIONS. --DEC. %,

Supreme Court Chambers II Bv Judge Brady
seren. ag Prngo Memorsni, llsr of Motion ne
!.es opnonl Gol'h aF derei l.re opuon,
Fuller ACT opnon) Do'oy AT, Lchdeh Motion denied
Superior Comt-Sp@iet Tgm-By Judge Larre-
-su;Aen at Hogan -,oon denied without rOs steSah
b. the proper p'ry Greenuee denied
90 costs Howsrh ag CAVITY denied without Mayer
" ApfsL-AO,Ou dsus vita SIC tcA Couysr.s AFT Khreh
Boidwsy sud Battery r. Co-onier granted Howell agL
The same, Bennett ct Al ag Ashmanrhe Wells Tho
Dodls BIprrss CoTbe Chapman The PhenK
The same Prents ast PsnsyThe Harrison sgL snker
The The Mrchsuh Siions Bank Of Memphis
a. aorsndam for counsel Courtney Dser
Case died
Common P!eas--Sper,al Tsrm--By Judge Iarre-
noreln Ihe matter VI the petition ~ James kusI for
cssnss 10 ibsahrnt Boomer TsLapa ordered
Mcmahon The Equitable Life society the Uutei
Stslos ast Hall Judgment " so ordered
gsned of q cent Rosetal RbeuJuigmcnt vacated
Goic sst Sp,fOri Motion gripri
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
THE m,SOa COrNrERFEITING CASE.

When the jury in the Mi"Or cOnnterfeting
first retired Wednesday they stood eight for ac-
duttal and inr conviction. IN about live hours
three OF the voted for acluitng Minor but the
twelfth Juror declared Tat he would vote for Minors
conviction until the crack OF doom" 1t took HIM
honr and half change his mind There ten more
indictments against Minor for dealing in counterfeit
money. AMI it il the ntr:on Of the Government to try
him upon oua of these AZ early day.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
QUEENS COUNTY COURT ASSIGNMENTS.
',,o farm. nf tho Ouarna toupty SIrDrcu

The terms of the Queens County supreme
Court for e next years will he held the Co
House. North Iirmp,tead. as follows:
secopd Monisy o. Art,i 1872 Jn.ice B,rnsri.
Third Moni,y Il October 1872 Jusuc" Pat
Thru Monisy o April. 1873 Jd'tce Gilbert
Third Monday Of October 1873, rsppeu
Terms Of the County Court and Court Of Sessions will
be- held tho last Monday Of February the third Mon
day OF June. the first Monday OF September and tie
third Monday OF November. Sessions without Jhrcs
will be held the second Wednesday of April, and the
third Wednesday Of October in each The second
and fourth Saturdays Of each month will be devoted TO
such matters may be- heard by the County JudgeAAt
Chambers.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29

'''hT NAi DAT
81 pssas 'uiaBENsth thHDo,o. J-Opets Al " e. y
tseni.r "a lei a. l1m
~ .tlst It a. sgt isywsri. l5 MIIsei agt SpTsu
Hl. .D, Agt Day.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-29
ARREST or A WATCH THIEF.

\ nunbrr Of Ancal, rObhcrcs have recently
been pcIptrI'ci uptow thr orudrr IN almost every
Instance Ooin sue has Appeared vi tho guiso
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
THE BAY TIsHERIES.

The Bunkcrs and the Manufacture of Oils
the Use of FUrsc Seincs IlegaIs
The fishery commission Is now an object of con.
siderable attraction In connection with the law
creating it, The cause Of this Is the agitation beng
carried on In different parts or the State with refer
ence to section four Of the laws Of $780, which makes
1t unlawful for any person to set any pound,
weir or setnet at any time between the 10Th day OF
March and the 18TH day OF June in each
year In any OF the waters within the juris.
djcton Of New York State, unless each OF the meshes
OF said net is OF as great IN extent lve Inches
two and a half inches between the bars, any
OF less dimensions found in use to be con1scated
TO the State, and he person SO usisg, IN violation
Of the provision OF section four, 10 forfeit the
OF 81 90 ior eacl ofence. Some lawyers hold that
tae law does not relate to the use OF purse els
Is from eighty to 100 feet In depth and $50 feet IN
length but Its meshes are less in extent than five
Inches or two and half inches between the bars,
and Is used for taking bunkers, bony lsh and
menhaaen m From these species is made
slyely used by Long Island farmers as fertilizer
II Il l. net coItnnaily set. but is Kept on board
the lsh described sighted. The season Tor catch
Ing them usually begins in May, and the business is
carried On IN aag Island nn Sound and
keep within sight OF the fishing smacks. Several
such companies have been organized the past
Winter. Mcnhaden are caught to the extent Of a
hundred thousand al haul, and the Downs Fishing
Company last year caught three million in one
week. Farmers after they have harvested early
crops, strew them IN heaps about their fields to rot
for manure. Thus the relation OF the law to them
becomes matter OF serious interest, and involves
nearly million dollars annually. II the law at
present restricts the taking OF these fish application
and that no time might be lost petitions are being
circulated IN every hamlet. The fishermen are un-
decided in the matter, some OF them arguing for o
prosecution Of their work regardless OF the law
others contending that the penalty Is too heavy for
risk and advising concerted action ana respect for
the statute.
These fish are the food Of the bass and bluefsh.
and 1t is held that II they are DESTROYED the edible
species will wholly desert the pay waters. The
opinion prevails that the shore fisheries have rapidly
decreased since tho establishment Of those foating
oil factories and the wholesale catching OF the bOnv
and menhadcn fish. The matter is to be inyesli.
gated by the fishery commission without delay.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
ALLEGED aBGNTlGN.

Mysterious Death in a Down Town Hotel
Lady Physicians and Their Patients.
Coroner Keenan, was yesterday called upon to In
vest1gate the death Of woman named Agnes
Clarke, aged thlrty-two years, at the hotel No. 5s
Dey street, while under the care OF Mrs. Dr. Nj. A.
Miller who Keeps an Office In the same house. She
had sent certificate to the Bureau Of
Vital Statistics asserting that death had
been produced by peritonitis, the result
OF miscarriage. but 1t was not considered satisfac
tory. About q week ago deceased came to her Office
and represented that she had attempted to effect an
abortion, irom the effects Of which she was then
suffering. Doctress Miller admitted her under her
care, and two days aterward she gave birth to four
months child. She progressed favorably until Fri
day OF saturday, when, peritonlts settlng in, she
died ON Sunday.
Though the woman was not disposed to be com.
municative Mrs. Miller managed 70 elicit from her
that she was married; that she had resided in New
York for nearly ten years, and that her relatives lived
at Newburg, n y.
Preparations for the funeral had already been
made by the instructions OF the fathern.aw, about
whom nobody seemed 10 know anything. and were
conducted by an undertaken named wilson, Of Car.
mine street.
Dr.. Wooster Beach made post-mortem examina-
ton. but was unable TO say whether death was pro-
duced by abortion or miscarriage. Tie inquest win
be held to-day.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
TAMsLY JaRs.
@~<--~(<N~<-'7-<-S'~'<-7- -

ALI About Some CrOckery.
Three comfortably dressed women, calling them.
selves sisters, came before Judge Koch, at Essex
Market, yesterday afternoon, to settle their little
differences. One Of them, Jane Benton, charged
her sister, Mrs. Eliza Doolan, with threatening her
life and otherwise disturbing the peace OF the
family Every true, she took a dhrop too muchn
Eliza Doolan, who looked on with the utmost
sang rOid, said she was guilty OF nothing and asked
the Judge If she leoked like drinking woman.
Judge Koch modestly declined TO decide on the
matter as he did not consider himself an expert.
Eliza contlnued-''Joodge, my slsther has twenty
six dollars worth or crockery belonging to me- and
she wouldn't give 1t up to me, and said | would
not lave the house until got it,
"Oh, JUDGE the other one exclaimed, "she can
have her creckery: 1 don't want her crockery;
but she threatened my life, she did.n Another
married sister, who Was called on TO witness the
alleged threat did not wish to involve her
SELF, but let the other two fight 1t out.
Hereupon the Judge lnterfered-"NoW, ladies', each
OF you put your hand on The Bible. Now, you all
soIemnly swear you .wi all live in peace and har-
mony for the tuture.n
Jane Henton-No, Judge; Ah1l note swear. All
wouldn't have tnat woman IN the house.
Mrs. Doolan--Ill leave your house tonight.
Mrs BentOn-She is q bad woman, Judge, and I'm
sorry 10 call her my sister.
Judge-WeH, Im sorry, TOO, if that Will do YOU
any good. Go now, and give that woman back uef
crOckery.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
i - L 9aC q \ x.
.Lieutcaant Joseph G.. Swift.

This yoa.Ig ofDcer, whose recen. sudden death at
The Iotman House, in this city, has been announced
in me HERfLD, was son o. Commodore Swift, OF
ihc U,yted states Navy, and a grandson of General
yosephG. Swift, late ingneer1n Chief OF the army.
During yIe Grst year of the the deceased served
win cnsdr IN the navy. IN 1862 he was appointed
a ca,et M The Military Academy at West Point,
rIcze he was graduated in lso6, aud shorty after
nssle, ed 20 dnty with the Fith regiment of artillery.
In Is0s hewae promoted 10 tie rank OF 1rsi lleuteD-
ait winch NE held at The time or nus death. For
Tie pasf fw0 yearslle had been IN Invalid and re-
sorted 10 the use or morphine and orlcr stimuarts
with the hope that they would benefit on. @ Lies.
tenant swift was enc Of ths m?st promising young
cercly regretted BY his comraaes ~ by he many
1kaelds ana acQsA atancuh
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
ARnY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March 9. 1871.
The following Official order has been Issued
GENERAL ORDERS No. IL.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
AD1UTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1871.
The following transfers of troops are made and the
movements VIII take place under the direction Of
the department commanders where the troops are
now stationed:-
Fu,St-A regiment Of infantry fhe one that can be
best spared and which has served longest on the
Platte to the Department OF the South, to proceed by
ran to Louisville KY, to report Tor assignment TO
the department commander.
.secO7ad-The Seventh cavalry from the Department
OF the Missouri to the Department Of the South;
Leavenworth to Louisville, Ky. and the other four
companies to follow by the same route as soon as
7aird-The sixth cavalry from the Department OF
Texas to the Department OF the Missouri; six COM
panies to march as early as possible and the ether
lieved by other cavalry serving In the same de-
partment; this regiment to march to Fort Sill IN the
such routes as the Commanding General OF the De.
partment OF the Missouri may order.
Fourh-The T., Sch9o Of Instruction ror light art
the batteries distributed to the headquarters Of their
respective regiments, where the instruction and
practice will be continued under the immediate su-
pervison OF their respective colonies. Battery K First
artillery, with guns, horses and equipments Complete
will be shipped from Fort Leafenworth by boat to
Pttsburg, thence by rail to Fort Hamilton, New
York harbor or such fort as may be appointed as
headquarters OF the, First artillery. Battery A,
Second artillery, Will turn in their battery and
equipment at the arsenal at Fort Leavenworth. ana
their hcrses to the quartermasters department for
issue to the Seventh cavalry, ana will proceed by
rail- to the Preside, San Francisco where the de.
partment commander will cause the battery to be re-
equipped and mounted as four-gnn battery. Bat
terry G. Third artillery viii be sent by boat to LOUIS
vile. KY, and thence by rail to Charleston, s. c.,
which Will be made the headquarters OF the Third
artillery to which point Colonel George w. Getty
will proceed and take post subject to the orders or
the Commanding General OF the Department Of the
South.
Battery B. Fourth artillery, viii proceed from Fort
Leayenworth, by boat, to Parkersburg w. Va, or
Belair, Ohio, and thence by rail TO Fort McHenry,
Md, the headquarters Of that regiment.
The officers command OF these several DEPART
ments will report from time to time, by letter or
telegraph, 10 the commanding generals Of the dc.
partments to which they are hereby assigned, their
routes and movements, SO that suitable arrange
ments may be made for their supplies.
BY command or General SHERMAN.
E. D. TOWNSEND Adjutant General.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
A BROOKLYN BOLOGNA.

Serious Quarrel Over the Possession Of a
sausagc-A Young Lady Stabbed by a
Butcher.
Charles yintz, young German butcher, residing
in Scholes street, Williamsburg, was arrested at
late hour on Sunday night ana confined in the Sixth
precinct on q charge OF feloniously assaulting and
cutting with knife Miss Mary Raab young wo-
man who was visiting at his residence. When the
arrest was made it was believed that the young
woman was fatally cut ana that Vintz intended to
take her life. Yesterday, however, when the prs.
oner was arraigned before Justice VOORHEES, Miss
Raab came into court and declared under oath be-
fore the magistrate that the cutting purely acct.
dental and that II was done while she was making
an attempt TO take bologna sausage from MIN
while he was cutting 1t. she also said tat her inju-
res were slight. Vintz was thereupon discharged.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
THE HISTORY OF CREATION.

Er. Doscmus TO Enhshter the Braokl mites.
Professor Doren,us VIII deliver course Of lee.
lures In Brooklyn during the present month upon
the special Invitation of number Of leading and
well known citizens, including Mayor KallGeigch
Henry Ward Beecher, ex-Lieutenant Governor Wood.
ford and T. Dewitt Talmage The lest mentioned
gentleman has conceded The use OF the spacious
tabernacle with lts commodous and comfortable
auditorium. Dr. Dolemus closes his letter OF ac
ceptance as ollows:-'I venture to offer four lee.
lures. illustrated with charts and diagrams on the
Agreement between the Mosaic ana Scientific Ac.
counts OF the History OF Creaton,r TO be delivered
at the Brooklyn Tabernacle on the evenings or
Thursday, March 8, is, % and 30
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship sada Br, Masters London Feb via cowes
strong gales from nv ans sW ali he
sissmship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, Richmond City ron.
and lNorok VIII mdsc and passengers to the Old Domn
s.esmshlpp VIM Clyde, Parker, Richmond. City Point
ana E'' Rnsn oSsso c DC
mdse and passsnsers, s 70 q Merrick;
PsSf ss%ss ps with md to the
Dec Via oss S Nth Ne ss he
hSesdS Hue i 10, Carver srnss 9s.ed Cape
on p spoke s1 ship p dasua. sls 1ns
sR RTsrS5 No. Nov w with % N.I. T.
sys Sef gssR sPs sn g 81 s s
S si5Sn ST. hM FEB II M m
1ss T o il asSve wss sss lower
4f s s e ENM WIN s e pa Ssaos 70
20 csms ain q and nd light M variable wnds bscamed days
Table viii md.s stif III
EsS e cape Of Coed Hope Jan and e
then strong NE and NV winds '''''Ans A's '0a'
Southern s1a passage S';a and S
vi sas4 M Ws % HSSPs b~ g g. r.i saS ans a.sSs
u, Bark a, 4 &c. Il West Ns 2sans for LvsEgGo ere FEB
5sss issS sSsE Sss SS. sf,
a daMaer aa fa ssasss
they ths yesse e cak badly broSe ter and sustained sun
fSsfs ssS apparently moi long watsr sta
bsg ,sss asua Feb 80 with salt
a. s4' asss Il ~S esas ssss
New York INST g IL y spoke brig VIM ROB.
elsGn S.r from from GabSrsn Fnd for PhlladePhls >,
grain, to overton ( Hawkins. NA''' "''H
Austin, Baldwin 4 Co (not as before reported.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
ste Steamship m b Gnaacus Walden Boston for New York; with
hsI asss sSGn ss Ss@ is' ys sa'0r'
scRr Eachs Brewer boston for Philadelphia
sT sSRT ysd KAT TIys -. New Bedford 81 Ssy yssk;
msa Ham sfw or for Ny YOTk
schr Arthur Hudson, Hamilton, New Bedford for New
schr Isabella. Merritt, Taunton for New York.
Fs3a IsSs
esvsssss *" f0'f
Bsn pr0fpSf for ssw Y
sssr sshr Small Kelly, rroyd.ncs Tor New yors.
ysp sesn
csr ofsfs Mds Ws for New U
New New YORK.
gIosd rfs9 New Ssy ss'' 2sis
schr w ConneT, Hooper, Stamford for New York.
Schr Racer, Howard. Northport for New York.
scbr DAWSON, Smith, Northport for New York.
sehr Sc Grhlathana, rl W - Cold Spring for New York;
schr Lhuflow Weed -, oyster Bay for New York.
schr Caroline, Lockwood, Oyster Bay for New York
Schr Samuel Davis, Curry Oyster Bay for Staten Island
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York for Portland
Steamship Wamsutta Fish, New York for New BEDFORD
s ~ New f York s. hEss's'
Brig Potosi IBr. Smith. New York for st John, NIB.
Schr Emma Chase, Justin, Baltimore for Providence
Schr Scud, Allen, Port johnson for Providence
schr Doper, Johnson Hoboken for Providence
Schr Judge Runyon Lewis, Jersey City for Providence
schr Blow, Jersey City for Providence.
Schr Cinderella, Lewis. New Y5rk for New Haven
Schr Maxwell, Wells, New York for Boston,
Schr Cape!ia, Howes, New York for Boston.
Schr Luna Wells New York for Providence,
Schr Matte, Franklin, New York for Mystic.
Steamer Electra, Mott New York for Providence
The steamer Thets, reported anchored whlteone on
sunday night on account of boiler getting out Of
The New York herald., 1871-03-07

Steamship Franconia. Bragg Portland-J Ames. :.
Ship knight Of Showdown Br), Richardson, Lverpooi-E
6hip Hudson, Pratt London GrinnelL Mnturn Co.
Bark het'efdL (Nor), Torressen, Cork or Faimousn-
Funch. Edge Co.
Bark Abbie Fhomas Br>. Raymond, Amstsrdam-Boyd
Hncken.
Bark Horace Beals BlAnkenshp. sevlle-s Merchant
Bark Argentine, Atwood Cadix- 8 Loud 4 Co.
@ hark Idaho, Richardson, Cienfdegos-Tucker Light
Brig Catherine Dan) Clausen, Las Palmas-Funch, Edge
Brig Sarah Hobrook (Dan Tooker St Thomas-Penis
Brig Arocstock Bryant, Caibaren Miller 4 Houghton
briR Eideiia, White, Caibarien-Miler Houghton.
br,g Union Star tBr), Merriam, St Johns. MD Dc
Brig Alice NJ (Br). Commo, 81 John, Mp Nevius
Brig Julia Lingley tBr), Pratt, St Marys. Ga-Hcney
Brig Brig Lizzie kimbal Lunt 81 Marys, Ga-Lunt Bros.
sschy Abpe \ Rrown, Brown, Baracoa-B Weinberg.
schr Royal Arch fBr, Cassidy, St Johns, NFGeorge
Sch, schr z Buckley Buckley, Indanola and Layacca-
sschr yraie. Mason, Charleston- Evans BAN Co.
schr Matte Taber, Aldrlch, Washington, DC--van
Brunt Slaght.
schr Mary Edwards, Greenleaf, Batmore-wm Chalmers
schr barKa'ew, Holmes, Bridgeport-Evans Ball Co.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
ALLEGED EMDszzLea CAPTusED.

For more Than twelve months past the officers Of
justice Walsh g court, Brooklyn, have had warrant
Tor the afrest OF MIR. Samuel II. Scott, which was
executed last evening BY court cfflcer Gear, who
ehected the arrest OF the party named. The
prisoner was keeper OF the stores Nos. and 10
Atlantic Dock In Alay, 1869, when, as alleged he
soia iarte ganlty oi oats, for which he received
question were stored at the Atlantic Dock stores by
the New YORK Guarantee and Indemnity Company
10 the order OF 7. J, Seamat. Mr.. Scott. VINO
resides IN smith street. near SacKett street. will be
eEaMlpel ssaVIe SASLlca Walsh TO-DAY.
The New York herald., 1871-03-07
A STRiElnGLY AFfecTlDNkTE SEN.

Fairmount, In the township Of West Farms, came
Bear being the scene Of fatal aiYray between
father and his son on Sunday evening last James
Fitzpatrick Jr. in the course Of an altercation with
his father, became greatly enraged and committed
murderous assault upon him, beating and Kicking
him in the most brutal manner until his life was in
danger. The son was arrested, and yesterday Jus
tice Lent committed him 70 the county laL