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The kukIuN Prisnuers
REPLY OF ATTORNEY GENERAL VILLA,
A

-RI11 II
A. II. STEPHENS.
NEW DIRK, Sept. ls.-A Washington snecfal
says Attorney General William made a reply "a
Alexander IA. Stephens petition for the par Ion
OF all the kukluN confined IN the Albeny Tta,i-
tentiaTy. The Attorney General denies RE
allegations OF Mr.. Stephens that the conyictioU
Oh lhe hhkluA was Illegal and that their ,arion
"UGld be an act OF Justice aud frisndIincss
towards the south. and says the pardon of an of
them would have no more political Significance
thsn the pardon Of those convicted OF yioIatiug
other statutes. - 'N-'N'N 8
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Forester and the Nathan Murder

IN COURT To-DAH-A FEMALE WITNESS TKsTT-
fihs THAT SHE SAW FORESTER PRowLING
AROUND NATHAN's HOUSE
, INV YORK, Sept. l6-At the examination in
tne case OF Forester, the alleged murderer OF
Natnan, to-day, Mrs. Ann Keenan,, a music
teacher, testified that about eight O'Clock
on the night OF the murder, she saw a man,
whom she Identified as the prisoner, prowling
about MIR. Nathan's premises. He had some-
thlng concealed up the sleeve of his coat. She
saw him 60 into the basement of the house He
seemed very much excited.
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Mr.. Evarts has arrived at Paris fror
Geneva and Mr.. Davis IS expected to- mnrrnw

HMr. Evarts has arrived at Paris. from
Geneya and Mr.. Davis ts expected to- morrow.
~ The journey men tailors of Philadelnbia
propose TO strike unless their demands for
day. S''u'
y The death of one John Pattison bv n pi.toI
s shot : Done up by the Chicago Times in these
mead lines: 'Dead as Door NaiI-Nr pitt
sons son Liver does not Take Kindly to BuIlets~
ne perforated Thief's Soul Goes ont for an
ton. ~ SNie
Inc Woman's Tea Company of New York
city has bought ship and fitted il out for trade
between New York and China. 1t has been
named the Madame Demorest, after the presi-
cent or the company. This is the first time
snip was ever bought and fitted out by women
for commercial purposes.
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A SEGULAR Casa mv-trrfogs rasa d.
reported a. occurring AZ LeUO-. Nes,achu-5'T-
on Saturday last IA stable hos esnrlB...d Ilv Mr.
NUol-ey being found naked la ~. woods auF
claiming to have been dragged auI robbed Nv
strange parties, while horse which De hal
been exercising was found near him vffh
all his tTappngS. Which were quite valuable.
untouched. The hoy claims that two usfl
came along, dragged lin from dis hpr.a-
stripped him stark naked, d-u---3 INN.
and lett him for dead OF ir-a- rr-g
on the side CT the mountain. HIS c.8-lrs fI..g
hGd taken with them, or al any Eafs fH-V
could lot lie FOUND, aUt he lrv a.. .a-s .l..-I.
under tie rock until about C'C-sr. yr..o IL
was making his way home aud met r., gent go
man hunting. When seen be wOaII =. ART .,lrl
a iTec l-d 80 with al uu-te4t., gait Il another
which he would grasp a. though he o 1faI SUM-
port 10 keep b m on has feet. So all the yE Il
kept moaning aud mutteriuE ins-relv y
hoLncs or lfllsts were q, Iud uIHu In L show
mat lie had o-en assaulted ~ any uav. A. Ta5f
accounts he was IN gerv crl.l..I chi. rffs5l1 .F
cannot probably recover. The most r.ss1-l4'.rs
explanation 10 that he was s1S,tepl- arfF-l....T
With cerebT0 spinal meiir gifts. that dr-iuF ~.
consequent insanity he stf:Il,e. IiIust e-I f1,-
assault and robbery was unlv ayfr.-~v
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MURDER BY MASKED MEN IN TRNNRssEe
"A party of masked men went to the house OF
Henry Miller, colored, at Christiana, Ruther-
icrd county, TenRt ssee, Sunday morn ing before
dead. His offence was begetting a child by a
white women. colored woman recognized
two OF the men, who raised their masks, as
Elisha Lynch and Joe Elliott. The latter is a
relative OF the woman who bore the child.
Warrants were Issued for their arrest, but they
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TREASURE UNEARTHRD IN JEFFERSON
COUNTY, NA.-The Shepardtown, Va, Register
gives currency TO rumOr that during the war
ed by the enemy, buried ssme 100000 in
gold and greenbaeks under a large white oak
about mile from Shepherdstown, on the left of
he came and dug up the buried treasure and
took il AWAY $500
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MORE INDIAN MURDERs.-Last SATURDAY.
about forty Sioux and Cheyennes attacked a
rancho seventy miles northeast of Trinidad,
Colorado, and murdered the family OF the pro-
prietor, who escaped to Fort Lyons. on the
same day another band attacked the stock
rancho of Jones Brothers, and at last accounts
had surrounded the party in charge of the herds
The latter were fighting as best they could.
IrOops have gone TO their relief from Denver.
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IHK GERMAN CONVENIENT TRYING TO STOP
EMiGRATloN.-The German Government has
Issued second circular, in still more threaten
ing terms than the original one, against emil
grants, Wbo 1t declares will be treated as out
vision has been instituted. Despite the menaces
OF the government, emigration from Germany
has been only slightly Affected MANY
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DIFFICUL1 Y AT FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE,
Late Yesterday evening "A difficulty occurre ~
Fairfax Court House between John W. Graham.
P'se 's0r OF the county, and a coIored man
named Charles Hunter, resulting in the serious
Woundlng OF the latter by a son Of Mr.. Graham
The colored man had been warranted by Young
Gra1am Tor bill contracted at his store and
there was some dispute between them in regard
to 1T, in which Hunter used very abusive and
finally, threatening language toward the elder
Graham, when the young man struck him on
the head with stone, knocking him senseIess.
1t was at first supposed that his skull was frac-
tured, but this morning he was rational, and il
Is hoped no more serious result will follow
Virginia Sentinel, Eth inst
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RenOminated for Congress.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1s.-Hon. Thongs Swami
was to-day renominated for CONGRESS by the
democrats of the 4th district. ihere YVES no
opposition TO Mr.. Swami.
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ANOTHER SANE HAN IvrEfsoNED ~ A
IUNAT;C ASNLJE.- Conrad Jacob. sEa SIS.
Residing az No - First aveau.. Ulsr.I-G -
wears ago against The wishes o. h.- brother. a
"tiEaE OF violent temper. WHO wa . tex yas-5
y. ~ ger than himself They LaI isr. child rru.
ne eldest being daughter, aye 20. auI ra.
y.ruEt = T. yeaTs OF age. The 4ailgr ht~ ar
gESn5iy protested against The c.uE4-f 5f Hfs
daughter, tUi he mother has taken -fa rtrt sI
her child This OPPOSITION on fNe F4-. ar Tina
father provoked eH.,rr-'-. until final. a.. ~.
women and tie daughter = lover resolved 3D. T.--
Mi. '.aca.S oNi 80 zoe way. Accom- r-'. 3D. ~
toth lAi0 'HaA CONFIDENCE rw0 V,ts. a.. Who
Ha.e itC1Vif- 70 be- .srt tL-.t BIZ. ..r l..-
o; uE>Gund n .aG Iga cR.-aH lin O.. f.a .-.e --
: tale4 III The insane ass .Uia - E.l.aH,-.r-a
Island.
After be had re1ns red "a tlst .u-. .t.sr .s.s
CT - weeks, Los friends became as La. af r.s
detention, aid applied 90 Dr.. Par~.-.-. the ~r-
peiiE-GLutut .. ABE asylum. ..T -.i- I....-a To-
Persons. upon IaA.sL L.-I..uat... Ur rrr
Iat.cii, mime lIat y TIeuOugc d b ON -s.ea. q
declared mat Ee showed Bad .t.nf-..n-.. d." .g.-
Eay.rE been mentally cerEuEst. r. .5s.s,
was tEtTeUpon released. II.u song 80 ...r
home lie vas rcpui>et By AIS y i.e aul sii.d-.n.
AMI was treated a. an OgtCe>t. las 1ot.. .-4.
made - fs-tefgl, arf he "a. r-.IeIe4 %
miserable by The continuing Iu-a.. alI D..
treatment OF ms family. tlat D.. Wa t1rpr-f-,E
10 leave the house iUtNscr. IL - .., .llFarr lrr
began sun Tor divorce, CA tig -rgsa. to-. l.r
husband was "Of uiSOUr' mlut al ra-.a-,. O.
10 himself and OthUrs." bur sha ha. nor b.su
successful IN her eLlesvOrs.-N a. Trru.5r.
1sta inst.
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a OisrsgaIGU. 'Shiic Ersifi1E ga sCnsh Amer Ca,
:. 'isslc1GrF DISC. sg suf siIn gle ~rn -iy
To- tee CCrC OF : csyJus weakness. Early Dccas ,
l. SSs'. o. 20 tyrsgy a1d 'L.iTst CrgaIr- sEd the
Sd" 81 - ditc-.sCa brought ga b. 6sletui and
Vicious hahits a-,st nuHy aVs IA = been cures 81
tf's o tle reF'eSE Prompted b aesIrr % benenf
te- 81 CtCd AZ uUICTtJ.cG o. viii sHEd the recipe
~ pairing sad rs!c this medicine in seaird
EEsol1 % as h needs il, F'Cs a. E&Z-Es
Adiress. JOSEPH I IL IAN,
Station y, S,ble HOug4,
mar22Iy New York CITY.
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nar2-Iy
AMUSEMENTS.

AN JSkMkNIS.
NEw NATIONAL THEATER.
~ n. j. &. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
GRAND KE0PEsING.
MONDAY EVENING September %.
EIEGAFrLY DECORATED,
BEAUTITILLY ERESCOED,
sUPEBBLT CARPETED d.
Making This tme-honored temple of The drama al
FNTIRELY NEW.
And ssc,,rd to i nsne m the country;
from ne pencil Of Mr.. james Lamb, has been
The epenifg attraction will be the distinguished
SR. ". J. FLORENCE,
In Fao"ner@ pew and Startling drama; tprodroed
t.EILKEN OGE,'' n'''''
Supported by the tavnritr actre
MAY SASIELE.
Anu 3 ''~siF!P FIRST Sf"66I I3, 8 ARTISTS
AND
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA
, Sale = Seat- i'll commence Al Ietgerott's " TsiC
store v WEDNESDAY NORSIEG, as9 seI7-tf
WTASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w nTH STREET, CORNER or q.
The RESORT OF THE BON TON.
N6TE iEST or fE III IN TIE COUNTRY
n..,,,r rgEG Aap5ESs OF EXPENsE.
Eh4f EiEHI Ey5P Ls SNR
.IO.E GIFT -''- -T0-NiGHTTG} :
'IoLo oLi E1Vf. AND G nis bGSI PR0rnARa
sS-kEAD TIME TABLE.
H. aSlsz IA Ni.'.."...--.. --.-...fime' o.
Parker ard Burbluk ............ ..... go. : 81
sallrs .It's Btr!o Sci .... 3 =
hUis hts ruicn Change nd
~ =" iiiit giJ
Hermsa's iri.h -. ...........-. :
The Dancing Master....... ...-....... .. . q
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WILLIAM B. HIDDEN, VI n, Specialist, Of
Et,t1 viii sumo lie yiss &, his city Tues
t4y. -" nth met, LsrgS eVperienye an cons an
stteftign 20 fsassfs e the CJes, I.lr at an Nasal
Passages enables Dr.. Hidden grlEaut~a success
n mem cases which th7 general pra"ti 'uar
h.9siess- bC. Hidden can be consulted ~ the =.
ard Fridays from 20 ? R-Terelces-P atiruts
rLe-NllA u.
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LIST or GIFTS.
Total.l,Oco Gifts. all CASH,
$500 600

The Concert itself will be the most brilliant or
ehestrai display that ever occurred in me West.
One hundred performers gathered from ali parts OF
t,ii1 o.nniry and from kTrHpe under the direction
carnival And to afford pe for every ticket.
nor noider 70 .nJny snch an unusual musical festival,
aTranfe nents have been E.aGe to Accommodate all
be admitted both TO the Concert AID Drawing aud
uone without snch tickets Sl be admitted 10 either
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, SO, haveG, IS; quarters 81 SO; II
whole tickets for S!c1 e 'or Sis; Sc for s0; Ii}
On less than SEQ worth Of IicEsts at a time, In
accdzdauce with numerous solicitations. arrange
hiehts nave De q made with all the railroad and
stealyat lines leading i.to the city tor the sale OF
ZIP 1chets goo iGr t,X days to ali persons
such Gkets vii be furnished by the louisville aId
,ig me CincnA ~ aa4
hsd,s'L rilI Dad, the Ohio suo Mississippi railroad
the In'.is' lie and G ncIHati Maiiboat Line. and
INC Lo$iji lie ,OHensbOro aid HendeI Mail Line
tie ei-rus in ful time 10 rs.ch mis- OH nv
THURSDAY, September 25. To do this successfully.
DAYS tefos the 25:n ''-''' must CLOSE 'one
an ,iekSts 70 which gifts are awarded will be paid
Fsnk ether in currency or b. sight draft upon TIE
roub5'h Se'iSIAl Bank of New York, at option of
iii. Rom sh Pubic PT5f m tE gs at
.4Hoaks (. b AM
Assnt Public Library 81 Kentucky.
Public Library Building, LouisyiIie XIV
The dyalrtag sotH Be PUBLISHED in the Lovisrjlis
pdPtrS and Nsir York Herald, and ono al ropjss sent
tOp"hdSeTStS tcOn tickets hare beeK srt by lstfs
Branch Office, tC9 Broadway New York under
charge of Major TH0S. HAYS. ses eotsenal
OLD No. On Exhibition NAV No
,y ass sr and sale 4ss
MARKKITER's, rh 'r'
No. 4l6 7th street, betwee and streets efoh.
DOORS above Odd Fellows Hall.
choice Oh Paintings, kngravings, Chromos &c
sAse, largest stock Paper Hsngngs, Window
snacSs, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss
seLs; KINGS, Nails, &C., in the District
~ TERMS CASH.
Please remember Name and Number Yel-Iys
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ELECTION oF oFFI,ERs-THR COLOR ..--f.-.-.. b.
ln the Grand Lodge 81 pdI Fellow, lu .-
SION ~ Baiurnore Yesterday. Grand Traa> ....
NanS9Ut submitted hs annual report. -',pv, ..r.
hat hIs entire receipts have bean IN al az
and total di-bUrS, mUut~ ~ir.-. d.. leaving IA
balance IN The treasurer haul- a. 80 $500 q
Petitions we've received Tor ca trfar- for rrt1 a
lodges IN British Columbia o. tilrr.....-
iur,ue.
New standing committees, a. seven 90. NIB ..s
each, were author zt,. v. he q -r-- .. q. .l-...
and "a foreign relations.
FIr,TI'S pF orrIrEra.
be sucCiai trdyT-.'.e election. uf .. PRS L.
the ensuing two wears wa~ taken .r-N. n
OF Kansas, was C.rrfri II. V. e. =. srl dem
stutffiYr w. Durham, g.. Ir.fI. .,. T.. ~
Deputy G.. \, james L.. t,ldF,v. gt MARYLAND.
Wa re, itttrd X. ". Ga. teTTg-Ta,.f.I- az f;s-
corcinE Secretary. au' Je~saa A.H-. .f. Do
MARYLAND, VS. Ts,l'ra,I T.. w.. E-. tr.-l
J ressUTer. The other officers o. ..s Grand
lodge viii be appointed ly Gle I... Worthy
Grad Sire.
Among the resolutions was ora rers-.rr I'd r4-
tatil>Hlug N~tem OF dues auC benefits. 30 fI.af
the subordinate NAV not be r. lowed to \ rHs
cues too low, IL proportion 20 Gle ben. tits rsF-
session. Also, one L. effect a cas~-.e ia tine
mode OF hallOtIDg IN c1u'erriug degr,ss.
AN APrLrCATION 'F CoLuEED " IN Ia d ON THR
THE TABLE.
An application OF - C0ioTei citizens o. p' 10
was introduced. praying thai they be allowed 10
organize "A lodge under the iur.s .--. IN CT M 7.
independent order. After & warm a. & rrg-
trsctei debate. Iu which many leading raprs-
sentatives took part, the entire subject vs. al 4
on the table. Among the resolutions 1-trslueai
az the morning session was one 10y Sir. I.s.a. OF
Iowa, that from AMI amer Iauu4I-. I--s. tllt,
Noble Grand OF Subordinate 'pr--~ -i ID De 81. ,
'blc 10 reelection. The Grand 10 "a held a
secret session last night.
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Doors open a. 7 o. clock; Overture at ; &c. ock
ADMISSION y, = and IS cents, Private xss, :
ar = u esch biatince doors pm NJ % and 2.1g
admission, p and 10 cents. Don't forget the Doc
Matinne; rec;hlY fnI family nef-nra... selE -
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The gathering Of the Soldiers and Sailors at
Inc Pittsburg Convention il imposing as to
numbers and character. Gen. Sweetzer OF
fIItsburg, delivered the formal address of we!-
come yesterday, and was followed by General
Ambrose r. Burnside, who made a powerful
speech. Addresses were also delivered bv COY.
GeaTy, Gen. Hawley, Senator Wilson, and Gen.
y. T. Chapman. Gen. John \. Logan was made
permanent president OF the con INVENTION. Letters
were read from Gen. SicileS AID Vice President
CeitaX. A letter from over $50 eN-confedsratps
p'fGgluS their support to President Grant was
read.
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INTERVAL EBvESUE.-The receipts from Ia ,
source to-day were so ,6OI.oS.
i. SHILLr GToS s-Uls us T.. Ga,dry for o.
J0bCT, a superb number.
The New York herald., 1872-09-19
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Business in Ba nkruptcy.

Business fn Bankruptcy.
Judge Batchford win sit to-day for the purpose
OF hearing motions in bankruptcy. The following
cases are upon the calendar for this day.
Daniel w. PersOn vs. Walter Jones.
Frederick w. Hotchkiss Vs. Hiram Cohen.
Lawrence Daily.
Adoiph Tuska vs. Joseph J. Hamburg.
Charles l.. Fessenden ct al vs. William e. Rider.
William o. Headley ct al. vs. Patrick KeOgh,
In the case sef Of simon sa:omon VS. Nathan Bach
the debtor has put In an answer denying that he
mas committed an act OF bankruptcy and the ques-
ti0n whether he has or not Is to be determined by
0 jury trial.
In the matter OF Edwin Fl. Gibbs Vs. Adolph
Book, Carl Schneider, John Bechtel and Jacob
Scioen the debtors have denied the bankruptcy
Imputed to them and demanded q jury trial, which
the Court has ordered.
A n: Andrus.Lin this case trial by jury has also
Theodore NJ. Davis Va. J. Edwin Conant ana VII.
liam L. Avery.-Trial by jury also ordered in this
case.
Diego de Castro vs. julius Gerson.-Ths case is
There are several other bankruptcy cases on the
jury calendar, which, with the above will be dis.
posed OF in the November term OF the Court.
Business I'm Admiralty.
Judge Blatchford will sit on Tuesday, October l,
and then proceed to dispose OF causes of admiralty
The subjoined cases are on the calendar, and will
be called in their order on the lst of October at II
A. Nj
81. Thomas Kelly vs. the Ferryboat Manhassett.
"a. E. X. Aumach vs. The Schooner Creole.
176. James Maglenn vs.. Steamer Argo.
49, John Irwin vs. Steamtug w. z. Cheney.
174 A. r. Bass Vs. steamtug w. L. Cheney.
18S John Ryan vs. Richard Heckscher, Jr.
l50 Mary Thomas vs.. steamtug General william
McCandless. =.
l65. f. BabcOck ct al. Vs. propeller Electra.
IL. Commercial Steamboat Company Vs. ferry.
boat America.
166. +. v. Crandall ct nj. Vs. brig wofvle.
139. w. Phillips ct al. vs. steamboat Anna.
H. New Jersey Railroad and Transportation
Company vs.. propeller ]. Taylor.
80. ]. Johnson ct al vs.. the schooner j. M. McAil-
Ian.
152 The United States vs. a lot OF lumber
1885, II. W. Benedict vs.. steamtug Niagara.
133 J. p Brown vs. Samuel G. Lord.
1885, Il. NckersOn ct al. vs.. steamtug Echo.
$780, 9. Whitney ct al. vs. ferryboat Sunswick.
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calendar for Thursday, September 1o:-Nos. 25e
S%s, 90, SD 800 35o, 1853, 367, 372 379 $685. lao, $780,
BUSINESS OF THE LAW COURTS FOR TIE
COMING TERM.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Judge Shipman will AIT In this Coart on Tuesday,
October !, and for two weeks will be engaged In
the trial Of persons accused Of criminal offences.
His Honor has at present before him the question
whether the indictments found against the men,
bers OF the "Whiskey Ring' are defective or not.
II he decides that the indictments are good in law
II is probable that the District Attorney will take
nent leaders OF this ''ring." Such trials would
certainly occupy all the time now specified within
which Judge Shipman Is to confne his attention to
the criminal calendar and exclude the possibility
OF any other case 0fa criminal nature being entered
upon during that period. II another Judge be not
appointed to Sit, or II Congress do not empower
United States Commissioners to deal finally with
matters OF criminal nature the calendar win hard
~ ever be cleared, as the Grand Jury finds indict-
ments much quicker than the judges are able to try
them. On the third Monday In October equity cases
Will be taken up either Judge Shipman or another
The New York herald., 1872-09-19
THE COURTS.
Charge Of Violating the Shipping Act and Rev.
enue Lava Convict Pardoned-Aotion
for Careless Driving-A Landlord Case
$50 Business Of tho General sessions
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

rNf UMitu StAItS CUMMlSS0NthS CUuhl.
Charge or Violating tho shipping Act.
i.lt Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States vs. James Foley, william Burke
and Michael Clements.-The defendants were
charged WITH violating the Shipping law by board
Ing the ship Pallas without the permission OF the
master. The Commissioner held them in 5000 bail
each for examination
Alleged Violation OF the Revenue Law.
The United States vs. Jacob Plickhardt.-The de-
fendant, who carries on business at No. &C Clinton
street, was held in $500 bail for examination on
charge OF selling liquor without paying the special
tax.
A Convict Pardoned.
Henry Holman, who had been sentenced by
Judge Benedict to three years. Imprisonment in
Kings County Penitentiary for counterfeitinq, and
had served ont ten months Of his time, has been
pardoned by the President on the recommendation
Of Mr.. 8. s. Cox. .flf..ft
Naturalization.
Since the 9th inst. seventy-Hve persons have
been naturallzed In the United States Courts Of
this city. Parties entitled to naturalization may
arpy to Mr.. G. A. Appleton, room 81, United states
Courts.
The New York herald., 1872-09-19
SUPREME COURT.
Decision.
BY Judge Leonard.

Mary D. Bryan, Executrix OF DanielA. Baldwin,
On Ming an undertaking, with the sureties ap-
proved by the Court, the plaintirs proceeding
must be stayed as understand such an undertak.
ing has been fled and sureties have Justified but
Il not SO, the stay ia only to commence when it is
done.
denied.
James Dater vs. Darius sTallman.-Motion granted.
Philip Dater ct al. vs.. Same.-Same.
by Judge Barrett.
Theron 8. Doremus ct al VS.. Jacob Mcdowell ct
al.-Order settled
The New York herald., 1872-09-19
New Way to Pay Old Debts.
Before Judge JOachimsen,
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Alleged Outrage Upon q Little Girl-Thc
Accused Acquitted.

Alleged Outrage Upon q Little Girl-Thc
Accused Acquitted.
Before Judge Bedford.
The first case passed upon by the jury in this
court yesterday was charge of outrage, preferred
against Martin Forester by a girl named Hervina
Gait. who said she was nearly thirteen years old.
A respectable physician testified that he ex-
amined the girl, found that nothing the matter
with her. and no indication OF injury upon her per-
son. The complainant communicated q certain
statement to the Judge, which was told to the
doctor, who said that 1t was perfectly impossible
for such thing to have occurred:
Under these circumstances the jury promptly
rendered verdict Of not guilty.
Boy Burglar.
william ]. Meagher boy was tried for bur-
gariously entering the lager beer saloon OF Adam
Fries $40 West Twenty ninth street, on the 22d OF
August, by getting through the fanlight. He stole
the money drawer containing $40, was pursued by
into the river at Eleventh avenue, but was subse-
quenty captured. He was found guilty OF petit
larceny larceny and sent to the Penitentiary for Sax
Two "Unfortunates' Sent to the Penf-
tcntfary.
Susan Wilson and Josephine Clark were tried
and convicted OF stealing $50 from Martin Brain
while in their company at disreputable house in
Greene street five weeks ago. Although the pris
Oners were young girls OF tho town there were
some mitigating circumstances which led the Dis.
trict Attorney to invoke the clemency OF the Court.
Judge Bedford sentenced them TO the Penitentiary
for one year.
Alleged FeIonious Assault Upon an
rr.f Officer.
william Dunn an old man, was placed at the bar
charged with attempting to Kill Ofllcer Glnley of
the Eleventh precinct, on the 18th OF August by
attempting to strike him with an axe. The officers
account OF the occurrence differed materially from
that given by the accused and his witnesses, who
swOre that Giney beat the accused In most brutal
manner.
Bir. Hummel stated that he wished to prove by
DR.. Neas that the defendant was wounded and,
as the usual hour OF adjournment had arrived, the
Court adjourned. The case will be finished to-day.
Grand and Petit Larcenics.
Frank Hudson, who on the I'd inst. stole three
pieces Of velvet, the property of slgmond s. Prayer
4S2 Broadway pleaded guilty TO an attempt at
grand larceny, and was sent to the Penltentiary
for one year.
similar plea was accepted from Kate Ryan
who was charged with stealing Gu the 18th OF
August, S35 from August Wilson.
Mary Ann Slavin pleaded guilty to petit larceny,
the indictment charging her with stealing two
pieces OF lace the property OF Harris Vile.
Henry Merose, who, on the 18th OF May stole q
silver watch and o coat from Henry Ratsch, also
pleaded guilty to the minor grade oflarceny.
These prisoners were each sent to the Peniten-
tary for six months.
The New York herald., 1872-09-19

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. ia, 1877.
The following y the ComWisson Of Appeals day