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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-24
DIOR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN

WEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH, GA,
AND
sEMI.wEEKLY TO BEAUFORT, Sc.
The Steamer
PHI o II B o
Captain W. 7. MoNRLTY,
Will leave Accommodation Wharf @
every MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, [tI@
for Savannah Beaufort, Hllton Head and span.
ih Wells. Returning will leave Savannah every
TUESDAY MORNING. ,
VIII leave for Beaufort, Pacific and Chlsolm's
Landing. every THURSDAY MORNING at 8 O'Clock.
Returning will leave Beaufort every FRIDAY
MORNING.
Must be prepaid to Way Landings.
Goods consigned to care OF Agents W1l be 1or-
varied free or storage or commission.
Freight received for points on Savannah River,
to be Il transferred to steamer d \, which leaves
Savannah ev ~ TUESDAY MORNING.
abiu Passage to :eaufnrt So.
Deck Passage 10 Beaufort 81 30.
For engagement apply to ~
RAYENEL, HOLMES & CO.,
feb3-sw No. 1T East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-24
MOUNT PLEASANT AND SULLIVAN'S
Nl ISLAND FERRY COMPANY.

On and after MONDAY, tire 22d In. .&@
slant, the following Schedule Will&sn
be run:
8 and 8 O'Clock P. III.
Leave the City for Sulliyan's Island at 10 A. d.
and 3 P. N. -
Leave Mount Pleasant at 8 A. NJ, 1oh A. NJ, and
SIX P. NJ.
Leave SullIvan's Island at IL and II A. NJ, and
S O'Clock P, NJ.
On SUNDAYS the last trip from Mount Pleasant
and the Island will be one hour later.
HUTSON LEE,
apr2O-e Secretary and Ireasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-24
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST,
LIVERPOOL AND BREMEN.

The Fine Steamship MARYLt AND, Johnson
Commander, will sail for Baltimore, on sAruR'
DAY, 27th instant, st S O'Clock ?. ID.
a6- Philadelphia FreIghts forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without add.
tional insurance. and Oonsignees are allowed
ample time to sample and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot In Philadelphis.
For Freight or Passage aprly tc
PAUL G. TRENHOLM, Agent,
anr2a-5 No. Q Union Wharves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
ALLEGED pIoKpocKET ARRESTED.

Bernard Kloppenburgh. German, thirty.three
years Of age residing at No. 164 Wooster street, was
arrested ON ednesday night by oilicer Harnett OF
the Eighth precinct, upon complaint OF James
Reed residing at No. 225 West Twenty eighth street,
who charges That the night OF January "a he stole
o gold watch and chain from hln, valued al xl2)
Tne complainant states he met the prisoner In An
oyster saloon IN Greene street, where they formed
mutual acquaIntance. When he lett ne saloon Reed
states that the prisoner accompanied him. and, TAX
ing MS arm, walked with nun as lar as sullivan
street. where ne took Car and went home. When no
arrived there he discovered his property was gone,
and charges that Kloppenburgh stole II, as he was
not IN Inc company OF any other person. The prls.
0ner on being arraigned beore Justice Cox, 1T JEFF.
ferson Market, yesterday morning, denied the
charge but was committed LII DEFAULT VI 81 600 bail
N apuear trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
THE eARRoTINa GAME REVIVED.

John Low, residing at 90 Sixth avenue. yesterday
morning appeared before Justice Cox, at Jefrerscn
Market and preferred complaint Of highway ROB.
berry against two colored men. named Henry Brown,
Of IS Sullivan street, ana James Kelly, OF 4U3 West
Twenty-nrntn street- 10y states that while pass
Ing up Sullivan street at late hour on Wednesday
night he was suddenly seized oy both arms by soma
person behind him. While thus plniOned another
party placeu ms hand mis- mouth to prev MS
screaming, while third party event through"
his pockets, and took 50 70 from his
vest pocket. Alter relieving him Of his
money the parties released hlm and ran into an ale
.leyway leading through to thompson street. His
cries Tor help brought 10 ms assistance Officers
Reed and O'Brien, OF the Eighth precinct, who GU
tered tue aleyway at either end ana secured Kelly
and Brown, who we're DOTH fuzzy dentlhed by Loy as
the parties who mad assisted In roDDilg him. Their
accomplce, running In an opposite direction, sue
ceeded IN making his escape. The prisoners were
arraigned before Justice Cox at Jefferson Market,
yesterday morning. and pleaded not guilty 10 the
charge, but were committed without BAH Tor trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02

0'conor IN the course Of his argument ON behan Of
SS S Bo~sn. the psSn6 venerable looking gem
1leman with long, wnlte HAIR, vas then examined
npon other branches o. the case. On cross exam.
natI0u by Mr.. OCUnOr ne was asked whether he
in writing Win q frIn OF lawyers 10 this city. Ed
munds Fields, the purpoIt OF when was that
they were 60 Jake up his case In confederation OF
receiving compensation or their Dr0iessional SER
vices o. oue-half Whatever the pIainllff gained by
Counsel for the plaintn objected to THIS question
as entirely lmmaleriai and outside the Issue the
MI. U'Conof said he ofrercd the evidence to show
the plalntlns OWL want Of confidence In his case.
Inc law ne said. did not sanction anv proceeding
OF this Kind, OF person having claim going about
the country ana hawkina and peujling II IN TINS
conduct wnich the law did not saac.,onip Had they
not a ilght To Know who were assisting this man
Iney had been nshtins preiender after pretender TO
tnis estate ior the past SIX or seven years. ana he
had no doubt there was now IN court some one en-
deavVring 10 AVIAN himself OF the declarations made
upon tnIs .riai probably TO be used upon some
that. under the English system. what was known
as 'champeryh was declared to lie an orience at
GO nmon law, out by the statutes OF the State Of
New YORK and decisions oi tine Court Of Appeals 1t
was made lawful Tor an attorney or cOunsellor-at-
law to nave lien on Judgment for his professional
SERVICES. he cired cases IN support of his argu.
Of the bar IN this city VINO mad recov-
cred SO large sum as 100000 for
pending upon the issue OF the trlai, and ne then
died just as ne was beginning to be able " live.
tGreat aughier.l COuusei proceeded with mis- alGu-
ment interSpcrSlng IL Win humorous remarks as ne
went along. The audience laughed, some 81 them 10
such an immodera,e extent as to cali forth from the
Judge the remark that. II this unseemly conduct
were again inuulged ID, ne would cause nose ndu r.
ing III II TO be removed from Inc court room.
Another OF the counsel tor plaintln was also heard
In support oil the ooecIion Counsel stated that ne
himself did not approve OF the system OF paying
lawyers out OF the proceeds OF II they should
be successful. 1t was not the manner In which ne
had pracsed at the bar, but sim the Court would
apply the law a. 1t Was found In the books, aud
with hat ne would be Satisfied.
Reference was made, III the course OF the argu-
men, TO ruling OF Ju1ge WUudrun on a somewhat
similar p0lns. me Judge SAID Judge Woodrun was
IN town and, probably. ne would be able TO consult
him IN reference TO his ruling.
] lie C0u,t adjourned at l0ur O'Clock until eleven
0if,0Gk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
BURGLARS CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

About one O'CLOCK yesterday morning, o. Markus
Nutrng o clerg In the hardware store OF Hiram
Jeli, at 27e Ninth avenue. was returning home, no
heard burglars at work In the basement. where
tnerc was q large amount OF goods stored. lie pro-
ceeded TO the bedroom Of has employer ana informed
him Of his discovery. inc two proceeded 10 the
pavement, and waited until the arrival OF Ofllcer
hcGunn Of the twentieth precinct no catered tllo
basement and l0unu Two Young men industrl0usiy
engaged Ia boring nOles through the Moor OF tue
had win Them tney were escOrei 70 the station
house, where they gave their names ~ John Brown,
OF 4Ji West rOrricth street. and JOIN Ryan, OF 80
West torty-second street 1hes were arraigned
before Justice ~ Jefferson Marcel Police Court
yesterday morniug, when complaint Oh burglary
was prelerred Against them, charKIng them with
unlocking the basement door with skeleton keys
ana attempting 10 steal q quantity or hardware
Incy peade1 not gulity 70 the cnar9es but were
committed Tor Lrlai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
AN ACTOR IN TROUBLE.

Thomas Elliot. an actor performing In the Thir-
ty.fourth street Theatre, was arrested by Ofncer
Carman, Of the Jefferson MarKet Court squad, on
Wednesday night on complaint Of Gustavus Reid,
OF 1858 hudson street. who charges that ON the Both
tty OF furniture, valued AZ Ill 49, to be pad Tor In
instruments, Elliot giving q chattel mortgage ON
the furniture. Al the time Elliot purchased the
furniture he paid down $3t, leaving balance OF
SIS " due Reid, VINO states ne delivered the prop
erty to the prisoner ana his wife, at 767 broadway
that since the time he delivered 1t there have been no
payments made aud that Elliot has removed, se-
creted ana disposed Of the furniture, Tor the Dur.
pose oil defrau0ng him out OF 10. The prisoner upOn
being arraiSned before Justice Cox, denied the
charge, bat was locked up default Of 500 bah to
appear LOT trial. The complainant was required to
prosecute the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02

Put trial where her life IN jeopardy Above N safnss
sns 'tssf '' sesden ~ .,ssss Ss'f fo
lawns ss 10 s, q. ;s..,@s.s q i.s'; VIVA, may
''s sss . .Sd ssld ' lsf:oes nV ':
%s g s. as saS
he Bar w sa III, ass %
make This defence without an extension II sms viii 30
ense Ss Dswss n, nov and Monday de-
prosecuting counsel has that we have not any
Necessary Sass that si there sn muss be-
many witnessed We are not bound to tell the prosecu'
The CoHRr-we believe that there doubt about the
Isc .ns tho ACT was committed IN the OF number
The bsrie, ATTORNEY said that there were eight or
LArnAMThere no alleged absence Of any Of ths eye
Mr BXsocoK,-ws do not claim tina, any of the eyews
%se are The man Mr..
TENDED visit " might have chosen physician and the pro-
have agreed Upon might entitled to Some OF
our material witnesses are gu. OF the Stale cannot
testimony We d,d not think tina, was right and proper for
s1 speedily
hsn the delay seek viii not de!r.ss from the honor
n this The should 80 the ,ermo the
Judge sosan nS % nss sns 20
The accused here stranger, without money means
the viii he Ss sRss
M BABoocK-rhe cause Of Justice WI, not suffer BY
putting the We hope 70 the aid OF other
sDs oSadSo o. lie sssnc cca; a.
HIM the defence OF the he should eneavor
TO defend her b. the Of his ability unsuccessful the
responsibility should upon him.
The CoURrThat question does not arise. II the accused
has counsel the Court will very quickly that she has
counsel assignee TO her.
Alter by Mr.. JONES' Mr.. LApHAM said that there
evidence presented that the accused desired to
have the trial postponed. II the Court for mo.
ment entertained any idea that Mrs. McCarty was
insane duty appoint commission 10
II the examination reveals the
fact that she mental disease dsordered mind,
painful acknowledgment OF that be- her
dton would be in ntey erabe to TO the positi In
which she before the community. Lit this
sponsbiity her shoulders she innocent of crime.
All would rejoice II believe this poor
hao her reason, and would be pleased that she
had been placed under the of who ted by
long watching caring for unor,u
of her class Uness something of this kind can b
shown the the part OF the defence lack ever
essential point
Mr. BABCoCK-w claim that she legally accounta
BILE for that He had single suggestion to make
the distinguished counsel II the defence b.
our will be entltIe TO acauitta camln
that deence has right 10 submit 1t to jury The prac
tce OF IN Court has been not criminal Cases ~ tn
term of the Court wherein the Indictment was founi
did not the prosecution should be ANXIOUS Tor
trial.
The District Attorney said that the McGee and Malo
tried at the first term OF the Court after tn
offences committed.
Judge Daole called for the papers, and said that tn
Court would examine them and give its occasion soon
possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
UNITED STATES bSIMCr CeuaI-M eNxkSUpTes.
A Bill In Equity Observation-Disclosures u A.
legged FraaouIeat sale. i--
Before Judge Blatchford.


Yesterday Ia the United states District Court. In
bankruptcy, on the equity slde IN the case OF John
Sedgwcx, a. assignee OF Abraham Walk and Jaines
s. Walk, Vs. John Lynch, JUICE BIatchtord rendered
a heightened decision. He says:-on tine 1sra OF
December, 1888 Abraham Walk and James s. valg
ned q pctiuoa In voluntary DanKruptcy In this
Court. Tney were grocers. The plaintif h ny as
stgnee IN Dankrup,c CIV, aud he Ecs this oil V set
aslqe As fraudulent certain bales oil groceries flade
o. tneal to the delendaut, three IN number. ynese
Sales were made November ID, 1858. and theSad OF
December, 1e6S The aggregate OF these sai5s was
xl2.Oel 81. the hill alleges that the sales were
made In fraud Of tue creditors " the bankrupt aud
IN fraud OF the provisions OF tae bapkrurcy
temptation oil BANKRUPTCY and Insolvency. made the
safes; that at tine time Inc saes were maae tse de-
rupts to be fnsolyen: that the Sales were not made
IN the usual and Ordinary co rise OF business, and
i ae Ar so Tpe @ the q
may We dec. eed 70 DE. % 10 he plaAnti1.
nun and VOID; that the property sess may be de-
creed TO have been vested ~ the piaintin as SUCH
asslgnee against the DEFENDANT; that the PLAIN
TIN as sucn irnee may DO decreed 20 recover the
and thai deIendant be decreed deliver to the
rlaintln, snch assignee, alleged property remain.
ing IN ms hands. and to pay 70 me plaintiff the
value Of SO much Of the property o. be may nave
disposed Of
The Judge goes INTO The facts Of the case at con-
their iaiiure the banKrults borrowed no money.
DM made their payments out OF moneys
COl6cteu from QeOtOr1 &tu moneys re-
ceIyed for goods sold for cash. There rs
On entire absence VI evidence that they could or
ought IN the then existisg staff Of things to nave
obtained more Tor the parucaAr go0us s0id To tAo
defendant; and. still iurtnor vi fvldence 10 charge
The oe endanl with Reasonable cause neeve any
thing wiiicn nvo.ved hlm IN ctaaplicity with what
the statue declares 70 BE- q iFaua 1 cannot believe
that the statute tntenos 10 tnipw sucn serious en-
barrassmenrs IN the way OF ORDINARY trade won d
arise II sucn sales as Jnose tr The de.cnd mt were
he d 10 De VOID
Tie bill must therefore be dismissed. with costs.
I. NJ. NorLn Tor the platinum w. ullert0n and d.
v. Rowan Tor the defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
ROBBERY ON The BowERY.

LIKE all other social cruptlons, crime has It's cpl.
denies, and at such times thieves and h Oh waymen
become 90 bold and reckless that they throw aside
all caution ana reserve. One Of the most nagrant
cases Of this kind that has occurred In long time
took place yesterday, ~ Two O'CLOCK on the bow
cry. number oil thieves smashed IN Q pane Of
glass In the window OF the Jeweiry store OF Mr..
LOUIS TOBIAS, ITO Bowery, aud snatched from the
show cases
DIAMOrD PIN.
q diamond ring and utner valuable trinkets, vaned
e. about $780, when MIR. Tobias heard the break
ing OF the glass In his window he ran out TO tne SIDE
wag, caughl ono Of tho thieves. and attempted 70
drag him INTO the SHOP, when the roboer struck nm
IN the eye Knocked him down and escaped W.
teclves dunno aud Kelso are alter the theves, anu
expect to eaten them during the day. ,-p ~
Irving mas q Suspicion wno the men are. irom Mc
ma ,ner I'M which they committed the robUery, ana
he seems 70 have no Doubt ABOUT their speedy CAP
tuYo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
MEMORIES OF TINE MAYrLswEx.
Punshea's Pnnesyric the Pmritans -Diacr-
ence Of Op1at0n.

Punuhea's Pauesyric ON the Pnritans -Diaer-
ence Of Op1aton.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
think read in the HERALD not long since, OF
theological professor being called on 10 make q
prayer, and was obliged to do so extemporaneousiy.
One OF his pupils being present, ana wishing for q
model took 1t down as uttered. This prayer the
pupil subsequently handed to the professor as one
OF his own composition, and was rewarded by beng
told that only t not prayer but that 1t was,
In fact, basphemy.
was reminded OF this by Mr.. Punshons sermon,
as reported In this days HERALD. Says the rever.
end prea cher:--'Ir was not possible for her tthc
MayfOwerl 10 suffer wreck. DID she not carry Tree
dom to those new snoress" And IN reply gives
several proofs mat 1t was so:-'1Velve years alter
the settlement law was passed ~ providing
thai any mau refusing to DC Governor, II elected,
snail pay fine. Soon churcn membership was
made the test OF citizenship. Compulsory educa.
ton came next 1t as uecreed that IT q wnae was
eas on oe one M a. Inc S sngI aas &c
i never heard before that custom House duues
were given as a proof Of liberty. But, TO
Observation-Disclosures were put IN the stocks
ana p0sted-Mr. So-andSo, OF So-and-So, seen
drunk. Women were warned against unnecessary
tax. One woman was summoned Tor itreatment
oil her father-lr-law. A man was sentenced to pay
parents viii. These Purilans venturea mi O realms
where Angels might almost fear tutrcad. 1hey de-
creed thar women's garments should not be made
WIN short sleeves. and that no sleeve should be
/ hone that Mr.. Punshon viii not be depressed TOO
mucn when he sees his sermon IN print, nut will
maze note OF Il, that when he returns 10 England
he may be able TO prove to those stupid islanders
what true spirit OF liberty those sturdy Old cOves
brought with them who would SUB MT To no law at
home, for conscience SAKE no doubt.
Mr.. Punsnon adds:-"Tho Puritans Still live for
their principles. obedience TO conscience and faith
are living principles" What does TINS meanY "lhe
Puritans still live" Where "lI obedience to con-
SCIENCE and faith are living princpiesn Arc they
Where are they nvlngY Whlch are iIvlng-tne Purl-
tans the principles Or. rather are rley not both
dead2 i think so. But Mr.. Punsbon, OF course,
knows better. Any how the women Will talk and
wear Just wnat eeves they please; ana they would
tnIDk strangely enough OF such liberty MI. Pun
shon euiogizes II tt we're now tried. Q.
New YORK. Jan. 81, lo72.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
En- ,lIsh leacins Notes.

lana ana wafer renarkS:-
Upon the Derby and other betting we need say
but lttle, except thai Crem0rne has Lately Deen IN
better Odor, especially Tor the Two lhousanu, Tor
wnich TO is taken about nim; mat Prince .harie,
having been blsrercd md confined TO paddock ex-
ercIse, has declined to 10 to Tor the Derby, ior
wnIcn Laburnum ANONYMOUSLY reIgns fAvorlte ~ Is
to Z, and Queens Messenger sees shorter
price gradually, aud Is cow IL TO l. 10 mind,
however, without committing ourselves. " this
early date into SAYING wnat We THINK WIN a6so
far rather take the quoted prices OF 70 TO aJOut
BethnaI Green for the Newmarket, and 80 to aoout
Druid for the EPSON event. u only Tor hedging pur
poses tnan back any VI the avortes at their present
BETTING IN LONDON, JANUARY 49,
There was O lair average assemDlage. and one OF
the earliest moves on the Gui Ieas was the accept
ance oil all the 70 money to be had about Laour-
mum, alter winch bacxers were content with irac-
tion less. Az TO 4 aud 200 To 30 CremOrne was
steady and Ii to 70 about $50 noted ~ Prince
i.ooo to 60 Nuneham twice. and so to 2zh OnsIow.
tender OF i,4O0 TO 10, twice against Queens Mes
senger met with no response. Primrose found men.
ton a. 10 10 and 500 TO o5 twice lOr the Liverpool
chase the DOCTOR al 500 to 80 the LaO at 6oo 70 70
aud l,Ov0 To 90, and Young fenton AZ 900 10 l5
Rufus was out Of odor, but 100 TO o was the best
tender. For the dog race the NOMINATION Of Colo
mel hath0rn was generally supported, and some
business was done IN favor o. hessrs. Brundrlt,
Marneet, SplnKs and Briggs. tho former, perhaps,
wA,ERLoO CUr.-2O TO / against Mr.. swtnburne's
Nomination. taken % to against Mr.. Briggs nomi.
nation, taken: 70 10 against MI. Powers nominar
ton. taken; 40 To against MI. Brundrlts nominal
tion, taken; 20 to against MI. harneeps noinsnar
tIon taken; ~ 10 1 against C0onei Ha1horns noml
nation, taken ana offered.
LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL-i00 TO 7 aga INST
Primrose, taken; loo 10 against The Doctor. taken
and offered; loo to against kuus, vf1ered; b ~
against Lamb. takeu; ~ 70 ! against scniedam
against Jealousy, taken: 100 70 against Young
Fenton, takcn; " to l against Master Mownray,
taken.
Two THoUs AND GUNEAs.-ll to 2 against Labur.
num- taken aud offered; 10 1 against Cremorne,
taken and 0nered; ID TO against Prince Inariie,
The DERBY.-lo to against Cremorne, taken and
offered; 1000 TO 10 az inst Nunenam, taken twice;
~ 10 against UnsloW, taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-02
COURT OF SPECIAL Sessions.

More Pickpockets- Oostrucsins the Rail.
road, --Wanlcd to Take the Pledge sugi,
an the Boy.
There was the usual crowd OF curiosity seekera
witnesses compliments and constitutional ioaiers
congrepated within the walls OF the SPECIAL sessions
courv room yesterday morning, when Judges Dow.
ling and STANDBY TOOK the bench.
THE CHAMPION PicKpocKEr DETECTIVE,
Ofncer McDonald. Of The REIMBURSEMENT precinct
as has been previously stated arrests more pick
pockets tnau any two oficers on the whole iorce
Secrecy uay passes that ne does not bring Ia one
OF more Of the light fingered fraternity. Yesterday
ne md TO complain OF Esther Jacobs young
Hebrew woman whom he nan arrested In company
win uer husband al the corner OF Washington and
lady ~ psS Vorldly possessions. Esther went copt