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Glazed Sash.

JUST received line lot of Glazed SASH to he
u sold low for Cash.
Also large assortment of Doors sash Biin.ls
&c, constantly on hand, at shop on franklin 81
J. l.. MOORE 4 Co.
Ellsworth, June 1872. 3w2S
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Notice.

Tue Co-partnership, heretofore exist ing under
i the name OF Arthur |. Saunders CO. Is
this day changed by mutual consent and hereai-
ter 10 to be carried on under the name and style
OF Saunders Young A. /. SAUNDERS.
MONROE YOUNG.
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asAT,EsELOR'~ lIAErs nNr.

i.t+ superb liar b.r a. t.- best IN the world
-pgrcctL harmless. rcliabl. tu. .l t4..t.,r.u.5-
hu di~hppuintmrHt, no riIt.ulJI, tut. nr .tE.a
.rcraalu odpr. The genuine Nm \ Il 4. i.E..'.
mar l'-c produces immediately -iI,u4rE
BihcN or uatntu brown. lr.tyc. tIr h4Ir ,I,.i4.
-"It, beautiful. does hnr contain Ely PARTICLE I.t..
or any injurious ranpuund. ,rt Il. tf. t.rs..-.-
FACTORY, splSIt 10 Hp&D STREET y T.
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Notice,
Notice..
Checkerberry PIums.
Notice.

Cash pad Tor heckerb cry on Tvs l,ltr
- n y, sssjn 4 Co.'S Drug store BIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

WEDNESDAY Dc. 10.
Mats tor Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Minnesota close $3.50 no Supplementary Nail steamship sails
al A. m from y. X
A PrusAal Closed Mail Is cent bY this line.
THURSDAY. Die. 10.
sails for Europe Plymouth Cherhourg ami Hmburg per steam
Wephaha n AsuppemeutirY Mail on Pier foot Of
Thlrds ioboken closed Steamship sails at N from
FOOT Of Thris.. HObOken.
A Prusasn Closed Mail is sent bv this line.
IAN deposited sHOpleme lay Mails mast be prepaid With
double posage.i
Mails Panama Apuwa the Central American and South Pa
ship sails at " ST.. from Pier No q N. r.
Mail Halifax ~ s. closed at the NewYork PostOce every
Friday O'Clock Steamship sails from Portland. Me- on
SATURDAY. ate D. .
Letter postage all the West Indies except when going direct will
the half Papers cents each which must be prepaid
SATURDAY, DEC. a.
For Great Britain and France Queenstown AMI Liverpool By
the steamship Adac, mails close at Supplementary Mail
White star Dock At $3.50 Steamship sails at 10
a m. from White Star Dock Pavouia Perry Jersey City.
Britain aud the Continent Of Europe, southampton
and Bremen steamship Weser close at II Supplementary
Mail Pier foot Of IhdsL, Hoboken closed at Steamship
sails at .. m.
Direct and Pussan closed Mail Is sent BY this line
Mails for Havana direct by the steamship Cleopatra close at
D. Steamship sails at from Per No. North River
Mails West by the steamship C Of Houston, close at
Steamship sails at IRON Pier No. 20 h. K
Mails st. Thomas and Barbados by the steamship
Manngo close Steamship sails IRON Aanuc Docks, Brook
lyn, al N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Aldermen.

orrcrALl STATED SESSION, MoyDlr Dec. 49, 1872.
Pessrt-on John coan President the chair and quorum
REsoLrroS LAID OVER.
woM Co.. Of S9l IS. for expenses neurr the
Hotel the occasion Of the funeral obeqes Of Horace
Greeley. -
Hyhrstst. from Fourth to Phhaye street lamps be
That J.y from Hudson to Greenwich st. and from Washington to
wesst Be paved With Belgian or traP block pavement
c. o. Ben Co.. $7sl FOR stationery the Board
Of Aldermen. ,. -. -. ...
That al permits any the lamps by individuals
pue for displaying signs aud al pnon heretofore given 70 sub
yoktd Commissioner Of Pub Wors directed to
Sud ADD .i Be also sn. street lamp post.
That the Comptroller favor ofEiwar Rans
the Of es5j George W. RoOme for the Of . i9i a. and
AsGPS L aIl Ss JOINT special oone Of The Common cOuu On
Obqes Horace GREELEY an that the Comptroller from tee
the resolutions ps.,s % ts cSTnGn 0 Goun,
John the Baptist Thehst between the Seventh and Ehsvc
That two lamps placed lighted front the
That te Of Public Works gas lamp
Corandt and Church sts to point line With
That two boulevard lamp. placed hghted No,
street lamps be lighted PhysIhtt, north side from the
That siissxaE west the
Chambers and VESTS the entrance Of the Pyonaavs Perry
the se9s s. for printing for the Board Of Aldermen
AsmstSe.The President Aldermen Conan Couorer P,lconer
Hhgrsh Martin MeLaren funkt Radde, Vance, Van Setback
That on both seveuyourt from the Boulevard
Tnv curb and gutter stones be % and the sidewalks be Jagged
resolution and ordinance Pro,llips that oaehundre
tenths Eghth-ave Boulevard regulated and graded
and the sidewalks tagged be repealed
resolution and ordinance be adopted
Public Works be Authorized and directed
have from the Ffhave. to the Boulevard
regulated graded the and and sidewalks
paved with the Tod maeadamd road
way By such other he
peden ami o Of the city and the property
from the Boulevard TO the Hudson River be
regulated and graded the curb and gu,estons set and tho sidewalks
tagged. .-.... DID,. " ...
That eosuan he laid from the northwest Of Gndst aud
to Grandst Corearss
ThBtA be built In WseTst, from COFleans TO Eastst
Third be regulated
graded gutestoues and tue sidewalks hAEget
the north side Of between
Broadway and Ih.sve.. be hAgred
That st. BthGve to the North River paved
With Belgian OF granite block pavement
Tb,i 30 bu the asserJ SIDE Of IuisOnt from yGndGm
IT. 10 OaAftonit.
That Gn,e1oost from wesa to North River be regulated and
graded the sidewalks tagged
That setoAieye from Srethstt Kgh rh.L be paved with
Belgian % trap BLOCK basement
That sst from FAe 10 Avenue be regulated aud graded
Che curb and gutter set and the sidewalks Jagged
Thai A. from Fifty fouhst Seyeutelt be regulated
and GRADED the curb and gutter set aud The sidewalks tagged
That ho sidewalks both sides OF Desboses from Hudoh 10
Wtshingen-st, be faggri .... ...
That be b GeenEchSt from Clirksoa Isroy.st
nat hFFenhst from Etage 60 the vest side OF GeaUch
Be payeg tiIA Delsias " Ifagboek pa'eseaL . I o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
rIE CRIMINAL EEcORD.

In the Court OF Oyer and TennineT, yester-
day. counsel for James C. King moved for stay Of pro-
ceedings pending tho return OF commission TO Ger
many affidavit, disclosing that the object of
the commission 30 examine and gain proof as to the
alleged insanity OF King Ii ia claimed that the accused
while in the employ OF o. II. Watgon, was obliged 70
take voyage for the purpose OF recovering
from mental troubles. Col Fellows commended
that stay unnecessary, as was proved IN
the Stokes case, where, at the beginning OF the
trial. commission issued 10 France, and
had returned before the trial ended. William A. Beacn
urged strongly upon the court that. unlike the
Stokes case there had been delay in the present
instance that the evidence sought very material,
and that &c usual In such cases to grant stay.
The court wfehef on not grant the stay. lie had not
thought it rgnt TO grant II On the formal adaYu, but
he would take the papers and consider In. matter
The case OF Thomas Farrell, the alleged murderer or
one unatics under his keeper IN me Hack
wells Island Asylum. was called mp BY COL Fellows,
hut was allowed 10 stand over, the witnesses not ap-
pearing
and was sent 10 State Prison for two years and hall
80. Frank Adams pleaded guilty OF pcut larceny, ana
was sent to the PcIdtentlary Tor one year Counsel
moved the Court TO suspend sentence but judge inga-
ham said ne had never done and aid not thnk the
law authorized him Joseph Boyd was discharged,
the ey dence against him charge OF stealing morse
and wagon showing no guilty intent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
TILE -IuMEL WILL CASE.

At the trial, yesterday, of the Jumel estate
ca Sc in the United Circuit Court Mr.. OConor
occupied nearly all Of the time IN cross-eXamning
Daniel Hull. The defense claims that this witness
has materially contradcted himself by saying at one
time that he first the plaintiff before his own father
died. and at another that he did not see the plaintiff
until after his own fathers death. Nj. Hull testified
yesterday however that it was before that event that
he first saw Bowen; that he did not remember having
sworn that he first the plaintiff subsequently and
that, If he did swear, he was mistaken.
Mr. Chatfeld offered TO prove by Mrs. Mary NJ. Num-
ford that Mime Jumel adopted her, and made Will in
which the principal heir that as soon as Nelson
Chase discovered this she became suddenly and suspi
cously ill., and that It deemed advisable for her TO
leave Nine. Jumels house. Judge Shipman ruled out
such evidence as immaterial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL FIRE.

Fire Marshal McSpedon took the testimony of
Patrolman James Mccormick yesterday, which was in
substance as follows aud shows that the alarm for the
Fifth Avenue Hotel fire struck at about lilo p M
81 from Fourth 70 Seventhaves; at Broadway and
Twenty second-st. met man who asked me II 1 had
heard screams had not; stood on the east side Oh
Broadway for few moments and then heard screams.
and saw running down the west side OF Broad way
he said that the Fifth Avenue Hotel was on hre then
ran 10 the realarm in front OF the Genham Hotel
and struck the alarm heard no cry Of IRE - AFTER
tue alarm remained at the until the first engine
rived told the officer where the FIRE think the
frat engine arrived in two three minutes think IL
was about 11:l5 when struck the alarm
The inquest the bodies OF the II victims will be be-
gun at the COroners Office at 10 m to-day Forty wit
have been summoned and the Coroner and the Is
Jurors intend to make searching investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
CIVIL NOTES.

Nathan Bach, who is i'll the custody of the
United States Marshal for examination as bankrupt
procured yesterday writ of habeas corpus from Judge
Ingraham Of the Supreme Court requiring the Marshal
to produce Bach and show cause why he detained hun
that he held Bach under process of United states
Court. I...
In compliance with a writ of habeas corpus
the Rev. Mr.. Woodruff Of St,Barnabas Home produced
yesterday, the Supreme Court Chambers before
Judge Leonard Mary Ellen and Catherine Earl ages IS
and respectively These children have been in the
Home for time past although their grandmother
learning the little girls that they wished TO be with
their grandmother, gave her charge over them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
Denis Noonan, charged with forging his bro Their
u s SUPREME CoURr-wAsHryeroN, DEC. II.

sg West; appeal from the Circuit Court for
the Of This bill aside the and
Of OF land In West Virginia for alleged
fraud The fraud charged consisted 6rs 10 hse reDenia
the purchasing agent Of the appellants TO The eject that bis
title perfect and free nom ncumbtnoe and second in tue
ceament by West Of the that another claimed Of the
for which then pending him The decree
for and urged St failed good title TO the
the purchasers should be relieved from their The
appellee insists that the appellants been disturbed
adverse title aad that the Court Of Equity will not lnterpoe the
but will leave the parties 10 their remedy at law, r. T. MTck Tor
pelAnts J. W. Broshears for appellee. f.
DECISIONS. ....
No. iErkne, Collector Van ArsiIe; 20 the Circuit
Court the District Of WconsnTkis action 10 back
paid hb skns aud pipe boIes manufactured By the de-
PENDANTS The Court charged the jury that BY the act Of 1861
rston and that legally laid
This hold the and Judgment
tered verdict rendered Of it, Tue Court arm
Interest saying that citizen who illegal
obged BY suit entitled to interest The Chief
Justice delivered the opinion.
No sMaddOI ct al 4gt The s. appeal from the Cour Of
ClAmsTh aon brought 10 &I3H damages for
BY the Government for the purchase Of
baooo Claims found that The claimants
the contract with tbs Treasury
hui Rebel lines efesIr and a the
regulations Of tie Department ior
Of Bsureona baits This Court arus the
uigmen holding that in his character Treasury agent toe agent
concerned had hight deal with the appellants at all but II
otherwise which be did make unlawful for the
assigned Claims Mr. Justice Davis delivered the 0pon
6-Boudn Alexander It a. appeal from The supreme
by AeraD agt Boudn sai oAer y deenn Tie right
parties eoltthe Third Coof Church OF Nh
insiau determine tAa validity ol eefisls ssed By sth
gJatu OuVycd tie aA1 Which The church Ia " AgtAnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 49, 1872

mains BE- laid lsmp.pos erected street lamps lighted IN
seventyeghthst between flnsVe and Avenue A. . ~ thu
Of Public Works be directed 70 r an ~
sidewalks and curbst0ne m the following Streets
- from Thrlavs to Avenue glhsi rom lhndye. 20 ~,
D Nntst. from soconiaye to Ff'ta'e' fr'aFe nom o
t @ both sides of wor,hs. Chathan to cenires, arf
bot Of PaIkst from Mulberry 81 70 honpae1 h,I
both sle, II Briers from ChslamSt TO Wogbli ana on o,
both dles OF Muberry from Chathast 70 FrrAst cnl A s
eones set ani the sdesa pc hsssse ,o
That seer be brin btehsti om the 4e'h 20 Ao h''eI
That hs sidewalk on both sides Of Fnyarst from seondave to
t M M VA Of r,ty,eyenthst from secondav' to 1ii,ave
curb ana I.,crsf1nes st. ard me sidewalks Dc a.6l .
That mps be lighted Pity sItn-sh' om HnA F" i'"'
That street lamps DO lighted ia Ffga5hast' between Tenth and
5, between second ard Tbiriave be lighted
That Lamps be lighted seyeuN ioaIihs~' ron "
Thrlage ~, - r.-.t.~.s
curb and gutes,ole and reset and the sidewalks be lag al
IA, street lamps be lighted in HaysnhsL between Ninth and
rhat BE- sidewalks on both sides Of Knyh from seyeHtha7'
Tbot sae os On sides Of Sutha7e, from Ffyanh to Fly
III. s Sidewalk on both sides Of Teuthaye between Fhysocond
n c lamps be g1ei in LcIingtonve. from scveniynah TO
a, s amps be lighted in Teatavo between seyentd"t and
Tht e Sidewalk on ens. side Of from Hmmoad-s' to
Tenth syc, be hagge.
Bach ly the following vote; . ~.
Ftgeral Jogee, MsrlD, heLarsn Punti kaade' vance "
That FrGs from Whehal to Coendesp, be paved with the
pavement tire Gud improved stone pavement Al pe I0'
to exceed s6 peg square y III
BY me following vote; r,
AGmaiye-The President Aldermen Conan Coaoyer Fa,conef
Fitzgerald JORGE Martin, McLafsa, PunL faide van ScnleA' anu
Wller-2
Alm until THURSDAY incat,l sfsr the 'ogr1n .l 'i
the Bolri Of Supervisors. JOSEPH ohASNoH' ''''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

associated with him The decision below ,ue
rcht defendant here and the Court shrs he aeoie III '
toe Story delivered TIE opinion. . -. -. %, r.
No g-IIae al Art Jouna error TO the supreme 'ou VI 'o"
ne.sce-Notuu 20 dismiss ieuet - o.. n
6scot et al AIT bson et ali error 70 n1 supreme Nu' "
ArkansAt-- Motion 10 dismiss denied. - ID, -
No 4)-Chesapeake and Ohio Canal COMPANY Az h'ui ap
ou ihe supreme the District OF C0umhaIs vas ~ ~
s1rty 10 esaa right llo under contract via &c
Campaur from the canal 70 paper mill e Nie
heo deemed much water would run through
cen aperture be construed Ia the light Of All nc
de ~ the csua The condition OF things ~ the u- h.
vas made AMI be- hoi at crclmsslccs chnpng 90 " t
amount obtained, o contract entitled 4 20
new enrlmcnts Won insure This Court saT Ia Substance A
tie rsp ustaH aY giant for serin qaany 81 Fa'
the QUANTITY be determined By the clcumluo ulct
me wste driwa, and view % everything 'ane' WIN ~
u and LODI tat ho grane entitled 10 t amouni o water
sboud bseome necessary enlarge The aperture Decree a
M Jaa-e Bradley delivered tle opinion Dir Justice n.fus u
senei hohnE thai the judgment below made new e'a'ae ''"
IKE cfJleo announced that the Court viii aora from The ION
4, tLe GA OF January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF newborn. 80. .......

PORT OF HkW- YORK. ..............,,......DEc. IT, "
CLEARED.
Steamship Minnesota (Br Freeman Liverpool Williams Gaon
Steamship Assyra (Br) Smith Glasgow, Henderson Bros
Steamship Calaha (Br MeSieken Liverpool O. G. Frnktn.
Steamship The Queen Br Ande~ Liverpool NATIONAL steamshp
steamship City Of Merida Zimmerman Havana Cruz
siea%sp Moiic Castle Morton Havana Atlantic Man steamship Co
Steamship Virgo Buckley. Savannah, murray, Ferris Co
Steamship James Ager Lockwood Charleston Co. Hea T. Nor
steamship Iaier Lawrence Norfolk &C. Uh Dominion Steamship
Steamship Volunteer BoodgOOd Phldoph IOrA Steamship Co
Steamship Doane PHILADELPHIA Lorli steamship Co.
ssa@RD sssd Mo SSi Boston IT, DnccE
Steamship Delaware CrOckf'. SeT Aayeu.
E Rai S Sssan p a1f,s'i veil S as8 Moss
Brig VIM. Mallory L., Burrows Galveston G. H. Mallory GCo.
B Bas PHc s.ss ais ss' "a P aSpA S
Brig Alexander Nctels Rosceoos Hayana james Wand Co
sehr Wake, Candy Richmond slaght Petty.
sclr Alice Boais Dukes Charleston.
schr Georeietta JelIon JseLsonvile.
schr Waterfall. Cameron, Boston.
slOop southport, Bsebe, New-Haven.
ARRIVED.
Steamship CITY Of Dallas Jones Galveston Dec and Key weI2
steamship Manhattan wOOdhu Charleston s. c. with mdse sud
Steamship south COas Beckett Charleston mdse and pass
ship serios CSor ErcAsea Bordeaux IS day., With ndse
B,Is s,a NS, Aiss raTNH.oS = day. win Wool
Bar Bar, SSsTs p DE Fac Hog KSn apg @ WITH e1 s &c.
M1s , Oct 'I Pl, Ss LEX w SoS with ,
days, with salt
Brig Argo t Casteno, Maseles 50 days and Gibraltar Oct
22 With mdse
Brg Speed Of sheburu N 81 Lk BnbOa IS days with iron
ore wines, Ne. . 1851
Brig lnan (Sorl CbHiaasen liverpool 81 days with coal
Brig Geo Downs (of Tooa Laulre Demerari III sugar
sch Spectator tof HAAz HunnsOu Bias 81 days with
sehr Frank TreA. Mayague, p R., 10 days with oranges
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros, Dec. Arnyr steamship Hercules from philadelphia
brig Nellie Hsings, from singapore
FoKrRgx MONROE Va Dec l7--Arrived brig Mary Rice from
Turks Island for ORDERS
LEws D~ Dec Passs IN brig Ias, irom Dcuerara orders,
Mohawk tiiri from Hamhnrg fo Philadelphia
hkWOaLIAas Dec iS.-AIyed, steamship Mississippi, CroNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
srArEN BLAND PERRY MArTERs.

The statement in yesterdays TRIBUNE that
the Peoples North Shore Ferry Company likely to
be failure proves not to have well founded II
seems that some time ago the old Company had put
new boat on its ne considerable expense, in order
to cover which the Directors decided 10 raise the fare
from 10 to IS cents This measure was opposed by a
large minority OF the stockholders, who held that the IN
crease was uncaed for but could not bring about re-
ducton They accordingly decided to char ter another
boat which they able 10 do for S5 per day for the
first month and sl75 per day thereafter The fare is
put OF 10 cents and the line receives Considerable
patronage Communication tickets sold 70 the extent
Of $40 worth The sales amounted 10 5000 on Monday
and were large yesterday. Among the directors are
such men as Efasius Brooks and John ID. Vermeule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
DECIsIO4s-DEc. 30.

Supreme -ChambGs-By Judge Leonard:--
gtairrl a Bu.nc aM0on deh'ci u costs, U aDle De
eTeaL Kahn agL rlion.--Aoon granted by default
Saucior Court-SpoiaI Teu-}y judge Curtis
BrFp tg NATURALIZATION TO refer canae denied Nnon oos
Soonsn a. The Tvenyihul H. r. Co-Moo- or injunction ae'
b. judge Moscisciaa.r ag sehas.rPreeep allowed Adams
'f, se SesieIin he matter Of Rose McCabesee decision
Common Pleas-Special TTm-l}y Judge }. f.
rannebauu agt Mge.-Aoton deaieL ~
cl tet. The Atlantic Mutual lnsfahce
Moi on iele Josou ag De-Odsr for short calendar Brown
az. Nu8enL
Court Of Appcqls-ALBANY, Dec. l1.-Declsions IN
ie Cont III AIpaal.-Ju.ucnts affirmed with oatoch er ae'
Koert Tho Continental Bank The National Bank o e
CANNON th; Collins lg. lll The City Of Rochester a HAYDEN
Peon ex rel HAYDEN Common Council Of the Ciy o
oceer Graham at Soover judgments reversed and new tra
granted costs evelsScOve It. Landoui Dcyn ag OO
Judgment Of the Supreme Court a decree e Safg aye teti
with COST itei proceeded on aec0ng 70 Jaw
Ioyi ait Bennett Ore granting trial reversed and judgment Ca
OF tue
Alden and order granting trial affirmed AMI judgment absolute or
he den!an With coss-Inbbel Nezs. Orders al Tined WIN
agt Up0n the matter Of tho petition OF Bassol
MAYER and Order Of General Term re-
y- aa ore- Of Special affirmed with oossln The matter OF
the petition Cameron assessment Appeal dismissed
WIEN e..tt-Barser Cox. Appeal from order dismissed WIN costs
scoue g LiHlon. Judgment anel-harnson sg the People,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

from Ssv.York. Sailed steamship Western Metropolis whiehous,
for hew.iOrk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUgENsTOws Dee 1.-The White htllnfic
Gleaoe from NevYorE Dec = for Liverpool ryei here yersy
Also. seamb Hecg hesOwe Boston for Liverpool and
ceniei.
LygaPooL Dec 1.-THE Allan Line steamship Poynesa1 ron
Portland Dec 7. bas arrived mere.
DISASTER.
LoypoN Dec 1.-THE dip Amehaa Union. which len NeEYok
Nov 81, for london is Ashore near NcE-HlYea.
MEMORANDA.
The sehr fda ) from st. John " FOR NerYork
Wesf arbor Ne br ~ having put n trouble 80
crew who BED Refused 30 do dlt n Unable settle ai
would ship und pfacce3 on lie Sorage.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Spar BroY Grelt Bend, Providence River De- m'frG
For --latest ship aers see Fgih BtQs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
THE MooABE LuSAcY CASE.

The lunacy case of Rose McCabe, alias Sister
Mary atanislaus has ended 1t has been for several
weeks past before Judge Sedgwck in the Supreme Court
on the question Of insanity, and yesterday he decided 1t
thus: After carefully weighing the testimony in the
matter come 70 the CONCLUSION that the lady is insane
as 10 endanger her own person II permitted TO 90 at
large. Relying Dr. Ch0ate's testimony think that
her disease durable and that she viii be restored 10
health II she get the benefit Of measures taken by
skilled men in such cases"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Francis johnson, colored was committed in the
Yove Police Yesterday charged with stealing ewey worth
$50 Of Margaret r. Cdrher. Of No. 8l5 BiIth'aVe
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
White Of No 20 East Pourhst committed charge OF
stealing Frederick MeCod Of Pleasant Valley bT the
panel game Conroy Of No LEG MulberVt who threw
Nathan ymond EghVe conductor the dashboard
Of his Monday evening locked up 10 await the esa Of
injuries
Denis Noonan, charged with forging his bro TIERS
name to National Bank Of Chaye Ireiand held
Yesterday by Commissioner Osborn 10 await the requsiuou Of the
British Government Thomas Peters charged with attempting
pass counterfeit 50 stamp committed by Commissioner
Shields 10 % the Grand jury L. Fog charged
shipping violation Of The Slipping act held Ia
- bail BY Commissioner Osborn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-18

Sun nses..... ills sun 43i Moon re..... $500
Sandy HootlO0O Cows Island 1910 Hell Gate Ferry. 0O7
Sandy Hook l023 Cows Island ..lG03 Hell Gate Ferry. G29