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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-07-13

TIE RAILROAD INT NOTION. The Su-
prcmo Court has refused to dissolve the
Injunction by which ulc Portland Saco
and Portsmouth Railroad has been COM
PEELED to draw the cars of the Boston and
Maine Railroad from the junction to
Portland The grounds of The decision
are thus given
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-07-13
To Complete the Entire Road

1t Is believed that other railroad corporation in
the country has made 30 large expenditure
from its own means before Offering any OF its
securities TO the public.
he COMPANY or sale
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
PdS.SEkGE ERS ARRIDEU.

PROM HAvRE-In stam.hip Vile de- Tan. So !N' Raii rs
Mr. and Mrs Stein Hem lsfft NJ; u" Ed E NlsS
Ann. Bliss Mr. tiu<br Mr. Bar Mr Cmros Nj AgU'fs Htr
bowen Mr.. Drwe Mrs Lincoln. Mis- Bowen G"t olIh "
(oci nough Mis- Gooienough Nr HenrnHs hS Hthnig NJ
Dursfuuer Mrs. Bios Mr. .ocAW,o Mr GaI C. bai,y Mss
Bailcy Miss Dl Bailey q Bsle'. Mr Wrgbi. Mn Wn"r
Mr. Ch,rndn and Mrs Juan Ncua ard thh Nj pa' Nc
Mi Ptnqd Albert N'mo'sr'si MS ff'hcrs W.
hchle Nalot Mrs taman NJ nd MIS- M'I h -
Sir. Mr. Martin aud infan Mre far"m WI h"t'
Mr. wabert Mr. Ju.nI Mr hop~ita' Mr. r"igrut VIZ
o. Luud, Ad,brr Mr Vuc'af Mara Ettnu' VIZ fourg''s
Mr. Nil,u Mrt Mn and hi,s Wof"nr hH Srhmrnr' atd
child King end. tlas Eun". Nj t"ti MIS-
G,-os MI Conrsd Mr. iirmntr', Mr. Moniand an 7" r.
Ro, infant, knnsnl Popot, Mr. Foot M. RAJ
AID uurs-. Miss Anna Martha. Mr. ar Mr. Memo ron
Henry IIrcker Gahre Wr Alrhonsc WIT, j. tt;t"t,
Victor Gol JOS Webster. Jos. Antoine Gavsh 'rlo "H'
child iore Baron, Mrs Marie Goir Miss Fu' htn
and uur- Mr. Henrietta Drrrin and two ch
dn tinppe Jos Car"t. Chas Wter Euteh. Lev Aa'
R,rre,t israel Paul L.vy. NJ G"arhnuirc NJ thaTia'
and Mn. Rsrre, Mrs ellaTI! Loms Marin 'has MANI hf
and Mr.. Rouriin.
FROM LIvhRPOOL-n steamship Esyt SoI 2l-Mss ke"'",
Mss K OKrcfr Moore Mr. Wsri Miss Ct's Mr. an. Mr.
Barclay and Mr. torlrt Nj Capt - cn,
M. Fny chdn M G,foaskS. thr Rev Waartts
infant and Mr.. pedyalI ~ H. McAunu Mr shi Mr.
Borrrl MARKS Mr. Mr. Griffin. Nj and Mr. Grfths W M.
TAYLOR Rgsn rnt ~ TAYLOR. Miss MrCahe Miss i
w. vii, {. kisn W. N. ycrs"H Ma'ihrys. L. Matthews NJ;
For Mr.. md tibh Mss Jones Ma" Jones. K SANDERS
Brown Hague h Dw ght ami 'hi Matter I "htt'-
kr W. Nirtu.. ard 1+t IA the st'"rag . =,
FROM CHARLE>I ON--ln steamship Mahhs'rn S'v N-h,s
Walsh, M, Saerg II. ,amps S'hn'y. j. H. StihtF A. H.
Allshains. 7. b Muke'. ald IN the seeragt.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court, ycstcr-
lay LOO pounds of leaf tobacco, seized al No. Sij
Echtl-a,c. condemned by default.
The Marine National Bank recovered from
Frederick Kummck yesterday <2tU0 which had been
psId on an accommodation note. The bank had dis
note which gwen by Harmon I'uc 10
William RGltc and irdor-cd by kiIninick and when due
il was allowed 10 bc protested
Warren and ROl, assignees of Warren and
Scott bsukrupts filed, Ill the United states District
Court bll III equity tO recover sH"U from the Tenth
National Bank on the ground That the trhnKrhpth gave
the bank fraudulent preference over other Creditors
Judge BlachfUrd disui>sef the bill yesterday, as the
proofs did support tho allegation OF fraud.
Henry NJ Bailey, agent OF Mrs. Frances NJ
SNOW paid her $3.50 last March, condition that she
wod r. turn It, the rcIts O her building, at Thrdavc
and Fourtccnth-st could not be collected The tenants
failed IA rlsnt and she refused 10 refund the money
10 Ler agent He recovered the full amount win COSTS
Yesterday, i'll the Marine Court, before Judge JOa
ChImscD.
Maria A. jain brought suit, yesterday, III
the Supreme Court against the city to recover damages
for the death Of her husband, who fell into hole winch
had been eAcavatcd front OF No. an East seventy
eighth ST. for the purpose Of repairing rotoh pipe.
motion tie tlc
tnat city had neither authorized nor htth h1ortd u1
TIE cxcavatiO the accident having occurred almost III
McGl,tcll after the hole was dug. Judge Van Brunt
denied the uctluu aud ordered the jury to hInE III
sealed verdict llIs morning.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

The suit brought hy Isaac O. Davis and
thcrs against James Fisk, IT. Jay GOnli and Others to
$500 damages. growing out Of All alleged non
fulhluent Of to buy gold on Sept 49, 1869,
Wa cou::nucd yesterday before Jndcc MrCnnn.
MI W, .tcctt secretary OF the ClearngI House was re-
called aud eXp'anrd the rule of the Board Of Gold
Brokers providing the resale OF god at the rIsk Of the
purchaser IN he ncgccs TO fulh his contract after
notice He added that tins rule existed before 1861. and
wa- rled out hy the judges irrelevant. Gold he
tnucd Is Gcnvtrcd m two Ways through the Clearing
.s,. by mcan- Of ticket. and through the other rh-
agree To- Keep it at III, same price. the increase being
ony the interest agreed +" J." paid he knew Of no differ
cnoc between loan Of gold and loan OF currency
wren transfer OF gold il made through the Clearing
House there actual transfer of the coin except az
represented by he ticket which passes current the same
as the actual delivery OF the coin: gold coin r. rarely
drawn from the vaults OF the bank, except for special
checks for gold the Gold Exchange Bank or Mcimpol-
an hans there is dy %" 1I9s 1T IN d ,dc DanSs md l
IN the snTrSasnry on the fnay N M tGe clear
Was there gold enough in the city or in the country
to make this delivery a. Veg with sio'ocOoO OF gold
O. supposinr Il was compelled to make actual de-
livery OF s4O@UU of gold OH that Friday, wat there
John i. Msrnersol. one Of The plaintiffs, was mex,
he had letter oi advice to the defendants OF the
f O G rSa m the M t G Gia Of @ St
tut cav It alter was signrd Tnr GlcIk had au"rliy
testified the amount Of the claim being charge, on the
balance of the Clearing gliouse III favor of the plan
tiff John T. Messerolc. Register Of the NewIork Gold
Excha nge. gave the rates at which gold sold at
different the day In question.
An assignment OF the claim OF plaintiffs TO John Bonner
wins Ofc Ii objected to indefinite
and imperfect iLasmuch 80 it merely states on its face
that II assigns plaintiffs claim against Albert Speyer aud
his associates The Conr after. long argument, ad
the document WHICH closed the case Tor the PLAIN
tffa
Mr. Beach moved 10 dismiss the complaint and urged
That Mr. Brown lay the assignment. had only acquired
the right TO snporntcDd the action. On the other hand
if The ass gnnt absolute. he insisted that DAVIS
Macpherson the proper parties Ia the action,
these the IJaInt should he dismissed Ex-
Judge EnIot cUntPndcd opposition IT, the motion,
that of the merely TO convey
tchalf interest in the claim Mr.. Brown, reserving
tie other half to Mcssrs. DAVIS n MACPHERSON David
dudley tltd also made long argument for the ds-
m,Ss-tl of the motion The Court adjourned without
reaching a decision.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
DEClSIONS--NOv. a,

SUPREME Court ucuit-idr by Judge Van
Bosrd 81 iIots Ag The Pact' Mail
Stcmp C"Jrdgmeu; or PGuuf William imHtti spt The To-
I Logaupott Burlington khIVsc tonyany-Jgu'ht Tor
ysILur. . , d, n n,
g.Ai Abbott ayi Van Winkr
Nj .ou rrsntC Martin GGsN"i order #
The pto,I, Jaucs HtI'l s The sup
Refuge eWnt Z" qussbeG SJiemsLn
tattG and SIT
i, jplst Robinson Gamble. sg Battlefield suaaned
mt disn ssed ,tu cVsA
Tniied States D,srict Court In .4dmirdlfy - BY
Indie T. Chsse the bark Alice Isnor-Libt
slu SL.rntn AT John Mott Deere Tor ht
49, N o. Of ~ Etslofk Hsrho Pr"ttct"a The
nhoons dismissed With cos Agsa''u' ~ Cor a the
DE for hGc dIi with Orcsi Of refer
enc. epry ship Prince Abert-Decre Tor httsps
W. Of r'f,reDce II. -,
q, Ar,, 10 AT with ri van Irshs
~, ,y,s ,g B. II h,L VILLAINS sgi shnetLt Jptgmtns
costs 10 a;de events az hen
moi, Wu1, at LAFAYETTE WhIi. AT Cofi-s HGeIgs sgt Miner
gueL moGhtd medication ~ the )ndsuthi oi lie
ioogm,rt Of the Com below. &e-Futnce hrt Hopkins
Ju'gm,p Of suIrme aDd Cont Of Gtnrrs SECS
,s,sr,,d md Iud.nsut for observation-disclosures igt Tie
pam, &C. order Of nt Gthersl Term reversed
m. <t.c Tern sNrm-d viii cost.TI" People .,L
K.n,, n S.l.ou state hoIons denied viii 10
tow at Bull hstt hgi N"tLin. h'"
:iGa ard ihoui Irs sufee' -ft"~, Ht li-fhAh
nonl rAnrd s,t Benab ApIeA dtnissd "'h to-
(sitJ At GIsII
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
I...ItiC 4ND E1ENINrS

Gen. J K. iawloy. late GOyt:L"l ot Con
n,.,Dt -, @.f,i. t; rs,i yr. i,ie, ,;y NI,T M
tlr n thousalC miles oi tie NJ rthcrn ia!h' i'if0id
IL innate. II, It'l, iis soil aud g''i" cs"uTcr--
And tie following editorial aiiiClc whCL r'tehtN Hl
r.t,d "A E rircr me HIrhrd Cottrd,u H. l!ls candid
es;nstc of the nnaLo1a utIe OF THE great co"hthI
Goe.i 81, Gnu The net earnings of the l'mon Pa
chc flroad January to July 81. le1l. as Icpor''
tN. toi a., .rIr!u.I. i've months ne proportIoIatcY
ire, Ac 1t. earnings for the entire year would DC
s..G0 - TIL, construction Of the first l"V IltS or
The horihcin Pdcih, k'liroad ueia all, m o ".
mad lot diI tOItiugcncics, Will NOT exceed SouN"
kAhV IL: Hu!c \ volume of business over thls iWo
int ,ql To that which is reported for the 100 inIes
a 10, iol Fac tic would yIeG net return oi IL Jrr
n, nfttI paying the interest on the company :
i d. H. ite tirst 1000 miles the Northern Pacific Road
wUd Of Vas; extent and great fertility ltw nun ai"he
garden lands of the valleys OF the Red River oi
ducts of the wide ami fertile regions Of the Asrinoine
and s,skatchc viii md tht way To market over us
r and the RAPIDLY increasing volume Of INNING DhSi-
LIT ~ already existing Montana Will inevitably accept
Of the facilities The road Will afford The cxcetcnec Of
tic country aud the rapidly with which IL filling with
immigrants give promise local business whose figures
w rival tn. showing made above ,r.r And %en WI io te
world. there s left no room TO douht that the
Northern Pacific VIII, from the start perform ID ls
southern ncIshbcT Were there. them nothing hut the
vra, - OF the road upon winch TO depend. PROJECT
urs mch, reasonably hone for paying return hut
itMud 4hd supporting all Is the lmntlse grant ul 49,,
700 atr Of laud These lands are not nrtclandie
waste PAGES. but mainly, fertile plains and rich
'sleys-"cl wateTrd aud lylne III tht midst "i a lem
J-Iae climate Under the provisions ~ the NOR age
be lrO,C,ds Of siics Of land must ." aiIcd !" t' l'
purchase and IdtlOn OF the bOhde lhus ftiN
oUpeb tri;.tc viii prove source OF constant rcNch"I,
must he he'd sacred for the btt lit O the bohd-
holder
ALUiacr IOnrllal commenting on the above says:
T, CoGra render Its prediction safe teyrnd qucs
tol o.l.y timr the Northern Pacific Road at IN"
outset traffic per mile of track. equal 10 that VI th'
UDICI Ia, ne with the same average running cNItnse
Cusdcrig the char acter oi the country traverse" ny
the TWO nos the vast advantages OF .thc Northern r"c
IN pi,ducVe aids RAPID settlement tributary trafhc'
and abundance Of uInttr futl ana wafer,
ltl moi y ain that the edTInyr OF the NOItheri
Road NIL tnc btSinnIIg be uuCh greater hhu us
O"i NtI-ch nlc than th,s' Ol lt- southern
1, igA,ui. The Conspicuous nDancIa huCCtsn altduy
phlcS ed ty Union and Genital fac!h' Roads. IN
spite mnfIs. 0lsiidS alItgcs III Cht Ol Coheti'tIoh
clal,cter Of country travcrstd, "dNte 10 Ituui
duj lEai the Northern Pacific II 10 bc oLt oi the
thO-t II IuLjat.c roads on the COntlucht
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
TO THE PEOPLE OF The UNITED STATS

The undcIs gned officers of the National La
Dor Unon wari the yubhc against pretended CchN'h
ton ut washipGtcn, Dec 5, got up by some persons
ST. tug th,nscives the "COmmit'c Oh Oreahzan"I "i
he Itor Reform Movement" a. tLcy have 10 authority
from the body known the "National Labor tLon,"
whose Convention oDlcs at ColaIhus, OHIO On tie
third week III February, 1872 The Washington move
ucnt ~ unauthorized
Rlcu'D r TRHvTLLIcK. PRESIDE n. u, Iot.
HORACE II. LAY, Wee Pres ide ut, New folE
II O MIILAHp. - t"hd NIct- fHs.dtht, LC"to
A g. CAaEEON. secretary. CEt ago
EI,ri;.rt CUr,'Httt.( (-MOhEs = FIELD Dc;"'; jas e..
riiS.s. ~unlG;y. Penn, a { CAnLkON, th""L"' T.
TN .Iti\-ON. IdIdt Ia, Ft Ill
htG ioth, Nov. II, 4sll
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
CITY GOVERNMENT.
hoard Of Aldermen.
war path.

STATED SESSION.
c,r,c,.,l TrrsnIy NOV a. Is7l-2 O'Clock y. m.
Tho Knard met IN their Chamber, No 10 Cy Hail.
pursuant to adjournment. ,,,a. G., ,, chain
am adrruen ir ChaTIocR auddy McKever Mitchell o'Nr,
Plunkitt Reilly. schhchting ana "%ltlnin", - tho
Alderman Cuddy moved that the fe'"ihS 4" '''e
minutes bc dispensed with. ,,,or ,n. Roar,
The PresideId put the question whether u'e ''o''"
would agree with sad NOTION
Which wac decided in the affirmative
PETITIONS.
Gain OF George T. sweeney in the matter Of he apr
cation the Mayor, ctc Of the ty OF sd
hereof. between Laurcns and ""os'erS''
Which was ordered on ME-
Claim Of Eliza Payne and Celia Pawn" Iioheri IN the
matter Of the application OF th. Mi "s' ~ ~: n
the southcrIy side thereof between Idurcls ana "oos
ter.sts no
KEsoLuTiONs
pnIcu srrrrn"ta at Arms Of thl- Board of Aldermen III
the place Of Terrence T.. Smith Ienoyrh ,,o po.r,
The President put the question ""''ne' wv ''''''
would agree with sad resolution. ,, ~, ,ho ,,u,v;,o
Which was decided III the affirmative ,I ny .nr ,, ~
vote q, majority Of all the mrinh's eiectcu NouhH III
'"f AalrmsiNeCrhe President. Aldermen Cnddy Meklr;
Mitchell, O'Ne, Piunki'' h'''' ''N''' "'Ds anu
Might've Alderman Charlock-li
P,si"ed That prrmi-son lie and the same If hereby
given TO hares Fcchirr the p"prlt,"a ", t rec
- .,,.l
p0rtico over the main eDtranc" to sh' % h w S
and ndrr such directions at may De gwen
% H~ fh. 1nmuiss"mcr of Public Works ur WORK 10 bn
d,,r a tIc cypcuse Of the owner ana 'he PIlsspn
hereby yeu To- continue onIy during the Peasurf Vi inc
Common Council , ,,,.,bar tho I,o. ri
Thr President put the question "hepuei 'i'' oo"i"
would agree with said resolution h, rho folIovinu
which WAS decided IN the HHrna'Nr y! ~ ,i,' ~. .,
vote IA majority Of all thn memlrs eie' 'ed '''is " u"
NUr thereof: rlo,k Cnddy
hf,,rmatveThc President. Aldermen d IL ,,i
McKmyeT. Mitchell 'Nei rlunkitt, Reilly S'"'eh'ihs
and WOltuIdn TO- !, ann, IA the Iu.,r,l of
And tl,e same was directed 10 'r Sent " '"e "o"' W
i,tant Adcrinru for cUncuIrehte'
Nv Alderman Irving ,oroJ ,nd,r th. di.
H,soIrfd. That Whtcr-st. bc fcnuhtN',,u - ' -
r., iiou of the Commissioner O1 fupiI' "''"''
Which laid over.
m, ,;,.,, I.a h,s,. The Board an invitation rom
the Amcrici- Coterie Ia attend ihrii nHi" mm ' w
Monday evening. Nov. n, 1871, ~ h''bk A'
Which accepted.
Alderman Mitchell called ny Grnrthl 'i"'' ' "'
h,,nv IA bic and resolutions ~ IooS' ,r.. an
jyh,r,as Toe rate Of speed with "hen ~" .ionn tbr
,hr Harlem Railroad. above Forty nv,1 th,
Fnurfha ave II generally ~ great hs w p"rth.vr
ivrs uf I+rsons bs ing occasion To cross sa"
br II therefore .... .... ur of tins resou-
tioI II shah not De awiu Ia props, NS I.,.rtLnvs
cars by steam DOwsr Oh aUs pAIt " -"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
rr,r .,..n,,rItANSA VALLEY HOME.

BlNGrAMroH, n. Y, Nov, 2l.-The Report
Of Il, STAT, Board of Commissioners Of Pu6c Charities
gard D. 'hc EusqucEanna Valley Home III thi7 C'y
'ehsur ~" sIa.r!r tcnden Nj Van Epps, Tor bs III
dScrc'icn 10 the after of discipline, expresses ctIe
tOnhsenc IA fr Board Of Mdagers, cOngFatuatts mem
jh the COnt Ioh Of their permanent ana adinlTauD
arhs, Lcw hu dLgs and bcspaks Tor thc lhsutullOn
The Ctuucd and ~ the benevolent the patronage OI
- The Stale and great success III lts Noble enc Its Inc
BOar Of Hanaccrs have dct, pied Tho TcsgnatI" oi the
thaIl i% 4I,t .uteG.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
DEPARTURE or TUKFIiN MAILS.
WRnSES DAY Nov. n.

WEDNESDAY Nov a. -,
Hsls for Ruron. QG,eL,t It'd i,v'Io" f1ns p
Minnesota ce u surphnehsr' NAL ot Per 40 I" H.
closed At lao p
IAN huers drpo,te il supphm'rt. has must ~ EtAd Md
double portage -.
THURSDAY Sov. ?l
Mails for Eurpe via QUE sd iVtr"o f ''Hmsfp " '
BslnOr elose at IU hSGt mtLthr! Maj - f'f ~" ~
n. r. seloyd at ~ r. m.
IAN letters depoUl Supremrntar, Mail mus. G presd nth
double
Mails for ~ Thomas the Ar'ntne EeuL' hral &c pr steam
thip South Amenca elose at | III.
FRIDAY Sov. q
as for Havana and tie Wet Indie T.; 'eHsl Moro Caste
close st Z D. nd
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
THE COURTS.
'kuSECUTION OF TIE RING THIEVES.
A VIGOROUS CHARGE TO TIE GRAND JURY

A NIGOIOrs CHARGE TO TIE GRAND juicy.
Judge Bedford convened a special mcctinL
The Grand Jury yesterday. and charged them fol
lows in regard to the TamInany frauds:
GESrLEMlN have convened you this morning for
election charged upon The Election laws asked
yor cooperation 10 maintain IN" purity of the ballot
box hy hr prompt indictment at all persons charged bc
foic !"Gr body with any manner OF election frauds and
ain N"nt toy TOOK deferred manv f,om the "rIrtri-
ton Of cont' mpla tfIauds upon the baot-oX and that
those WHO were ~ utterly reckless and woid take
waning g. wi meet with the speedy iustlce their crimes
Me{;
Tie election over. and the same reason that com
r n, IN "hnlf of tho puhc good, to charge yoi IN
relation to the Election Iaws now GcnAnis my conven,
vital nnncpal cIss. We all know that for months Ger
Tam " sons have been publicly charged with coiIlttne
ana from oicia sources learn that this great hli.
ga. ana "oinicrcitl metropolis tins ctv the rIluc {"
bankruptcy. che has been not only nearly rninI hnn.
cLillN h her far fame has been arnised TINT sho
all good people. This state of affairs cannot and must
not longer exist. Many Of our foTmoSt ald hoiorcd
10 Irme the entity to pinisnment and have no doubt
they sI'tcicn, cvidcnce TO bring about tins consun
Your body omupotont you are responsible to no
body you send for witnesses and Tor papers, ana
can command the strong arm oi The Ia" " coiEpe oHu
wcud suggest that YOU send for snch Charles
have been roucht to bear i'll the investigation Of these
frauds and prosecution of the perpetrators THIS IL
fCaIlCssy performed.
Many the alleged criminals it is said have fed from
the country, whlcl many Iyc remain. But tms matters
moi when the power ofhc Jaw put forth it will reach
theiu wherever they may he. tn, rcorc nrge YOU both
citizens and sworn Grand Jurors. 10 Immediately IN
stitute r,Cd investigation into all these notorious
frauds and Ia present AL who may he believed to be
guilty. Never mind who they may be- for the law IL no
res ctr Of either polcai parties or private OF punc
persons Ia h great duty, know the learned Datric
Attorney Will and you IL the hest OF his abiity Per
somaiy and OH, ally have always been opuScd TO cor
ruptiou beth III high places and low places either among
private UI public persons, and desire, AT tils imminent
CrsI-. tO place myself upon the record AZ one who Will
de- d IL In to PUNISH the perpetrators of these
frauds and e lend bs d i'll rstoTuf public confidence
and rcc.liur for NcwNuIk her tnSicd posItIun
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
A PROTEST FROM THE PROPERTY OWNERS.
The owners of property on the line of Rroomc-
ST. addressed protest TO Controller Green yesterday, II


st. addressed protest TO Controller Green yesterday IN
substance as follows:
gned Committee appointed v the 81
Of hereby against bonds being
Controller for the of BroOme between south
FIfh.sve an Wooster the foll"wing grounds:
cOuTtvarls which
Of New York and Of whcn
public their that he
and owing perpetual injunction theJ cannot be built on
Of the fraud the oH'rs of
property TN line Of Bcome said assessment having been ad "n
line Broomt BrOadwa, Narc-,t instead Of D.
cutg the ne that we protest against the n"rn"u smooni
the mf g. i4sas the widening Of taking b r o
II fee uc,, width the south de f the street
wards fronting houses and lots that beside The
charged and
sl0Jpl totsl % $J7V for The closing 81 !t fest ~ land
already belonging to the rtv.
sad frsuuent the further gronni
18Th II july iH1 Judge oIo stated io the
confirmation that should hr ind the facts tot sta r
won the hack Tor revision hn thai ntaf
the e the court he contrn
Richard Otorman
the adding however that would not
he Corporation Counsel that
tised for inspection and rejection
payment Tor property
until tbr Of tue Igrsnr ~e the MATER viii be % ioTe
fVu JoHy D. WiILI,ssON
WILIAs H. trI
AkD
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
VERDICT OF TIE CORONERS JURY IN TIE
ARIZONA MASSACRE.

SAN FRANtIsCo, Nov 20.-A cOroners jury
AT Wickcnbrrg Arizona. IN the case OF the recent mas
sacre OF stage passengers by Indians found the following
verdict:
We. the undersigned summoned ~ lhrv !" h"Ih An
nuucs o, the bodies o the following named persons
f1ud murdered IA a stage coach about SIX miles from
the town Of Wckcllrrg. the la Paz road on tIl'
nornin of the eth Of Eoyrnbcf ISL from all the eNI
dcnce obtained from the two surviving InssenScrs hna
thai e. l. Adams John Lett, Frederick W SholOlnl, W.
g. Solomon and L. NJ. iIamrl came to thtii dchth nS
pun,b0 wounds received from the hands %! lidiaS VINO
have been tralrd toward the Date Creek Reservation.
us report.d that the Tonto Apaches again On the
WA I,3th
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
pE.ThrrrIyE FIRE IN KIT CARSON. COLORADO

UE-TkIt'rIVE FIRE IN KIT CARSON. COLORADO
DENVER. Col. Nov. 2l.--On Friday morning
ir, broke on III the o1rlershop adjoining the Perry
Ilou,. ~ KIT Carson. Tho entire stock hcIhdnp The
Perry House several dry goods ana grocery stores 'be
T., Otl,, two bin ird has and number az Saloons
anu as, ;.c- Ht y, Crstr,ytd Very niue Pr"NF Fy Mds
$40! ~. -tluat4d ~ $l0IW"; 10 insurance. Inc
.. t, and drrhOu-te taIuca large dln"hh
oi mt, :.id e On route Ncw-MtXI'o auG AilIoa,
We =, a., IRE ia. ,Iinee and OnIy sd'td ron
a.,;ii.c ,y nc uec of IA number Of FIRE aub biatCIs
Va tAc Ia. .I- Oi The employees
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
THE BATTERY DROWNING CASE.

The investigation into the circumstances con-
nccted with the drowning Of VIM Russell of No ~ Car
roll->t Brooklyn, AT Castle Garden was concluded yes
tc,day II was proved concusvcy that the assertion
that he hadgquarrNled with Dennis McHeiry, liquor
dealer al Washnrt Ol-st. and had hctn thrown
overheard was false. He entered McII"nrys store on
Nov 49, intoxicated The bartender refused TO give nm
auythng but soda water, and McIIrnry was not there
when ne went away lie probably fell from the Castle
Garden pier. Patroman Freudr of tn twenty ,lAth
Precinct detailed al Castle Garden, testified tha hloN
Gated men were drowned n this point. verdict
of accidental death was rendered.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
CoruoraIlon Notices.

CRY oP NFw-ioKx DgrARTsENT ~ tiNhNtg/
kr.Ptt Tir ~ KvEt "F IpFs
COuKr olsR rARg J2 nt tsHEfAsi., NrE J, IdtL)
Two TtN-pAIEKS.-NO:c IL hereby gwen
ts Of, r cent unpaid he l'' Of IL
ccmb alo oh Dec u o. az afs 'tTsn
my cn, e l.! er' AM nm csn
iooss r~v' by t' hrrVrf" lat to
the y of pa,,.t ad:d No Nj l' nt'I'G ait"f
- w. EEKSARp SNYTI' R'cever
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
ANOTHER TAX PAYERS DILEMMA.

10 ne LdttDr 0J Tke TrtLunt
SIN ] received notice III the Spring to walk
up aid pay sI55 for stnp Of BE gn pavement Il, m 10
feet fechDg that thorr war redress d,d 70 No,o
learn that The assessment war exorbant, and those
OF ~ LcigLDois Gc.yet refused 10 I,y are Ip
rGuIa4y much tttcI oGnd t"B than l. IN. uu,,nol
Hiss, who VIII return nay mnLeyr
Heu- iUrk, Nov. a. ASWISDlEp ClIl/rs
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
a noyel pcriury trlal is e1citing penerl in.

trest at Portland Or, gOI. TWO notorious c1aisc,4rs
Wrestling Joe and Grtu la, dsOh have been aires,4d
Tor sweating that thoy lot father AID sOI ana a
large number Of wItHr--ss he banTILy OF whom ar,
very old men, have been from the ruII0nbd.
Ing states 10 bear testimony the Otl.ri s,d.
There l- old prnvcrb tOhCcTDInp The WiedO be sU
such a case HbIcb iss GAsiis1t -, nneSfAAL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
CRIMlN AL COURTS.

j. Grcnnweld of No. "a Duaue-st.. charged with
sek rL.amId TOBACCO held y,ttraJ III A2" t"I " Com
niS~On'r SBi.kls
At the Tonlhs Police Court, Justice Hogan com
francs olD % No l. ta,. for'h Il Ytstrlay
tok worth ZOO from deorgt CAR Of
40 Henry sChiLd jane norcL. and lane l. Wal
200 Of ae from the ttOt U Louh Coz al
No Az BfVacwty, VL Oct H