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aoNoRs TO TIE 0,GNDEltD.s b I.

- :...':. :; WAsH1SaroN, Hay so.
:. Business In the departments was fuipsnoed
to-day in consequence of the decoration ,of.Ihe
graves of the Union dead. Heavy rains Inter-
fsrpd with the ceremonies here and north
ward. No outrages were reported. and there
was little general interest manifested. otl ,,
- ], n n, ,HnNINaTuN,,N, c.. May 3Q.,.
To-day while the United States revsrue'
cutter W. b. Seward was firing minute guns
during The march Of the procession to sihe.
Federal cemetery. the cannon was premature:
ly discharged, shattering the arm of seau,an
W. Nelson so badly that amputation was ne
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4 FORGER NABBED.

90 RICHMOND, May 81.
Samuel Perry. alias Perrin, was arrested
upon mig arrival in rnrs cIv; to-day, on a tefe-
gram from Macon Ga. charged with forging.
He proved to be the party who stole bonds to
the amount OF fifty Shonsand dollars In Wor.,
cester, Mass, some months since, and was
disguised as an old farmer when arrested.
He will bs held for requsltlon from Massachu-
setts or Georgia. .'.. s'a-'
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PREVIOUS to taking inventory ofstook Furch-
gott, Benedict & Co. offer unprecedented bar
gains in all of their departments, containing
SILKS. Dress Goods, Domestics, Fancy Goods,
Ribbons. Corsets. Handkerchief, Ladies' and
Gents Underwear, Housekeeping Goods, Car
pets, Mating, DC. -. may27e y
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The IRISH VoLuNrEERs.-A meeting Of this
club was held last evening at the Hibernian
Hall, and sixty members having signed the
roll and paid up their arrears, committee
was appointed to draft constitution and by
laws. The election for officers will be held at
the next meeting when the report OF the CON-
mlttee Ia received.
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BOND SCRIP FOR TAxEs.-The following tele-
gram was received yesterday morning by the
county treasurer, General VIM. Gurney;
COLUMBIA, s. G., May 30.
Ihave already given my opinion that rev.
enne bond scrIp is receivable for all taxes.
That opinion is not changed or modified. 1t
should he received without question:
D. q. CHAMBERLAIN, Attorney General.
This, 1t is said, alludes to State taxes only.
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rHEWEATHER THIS DAP.

WASHINGTUN, MHy 5U
Rising barometer, northerly tQ,1westerly
winds. and clear aud clearing weather will
prevail on Friday from The lower Laaes to
Florida, and eastWHrd to the Atlantic. Clear
and pleasant weather for the Gulf States.
V..Ierday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, u. 8. A.-4.47 r. M,
I,ocal Time, ....,,.ss.... l.. !E'
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DIED OF HIS INJURIEs.-ScipIo Green, the
colored fireman who was 80 badly scalded a.
the accident at steInmeyer's mill on Wednest
day morning, died yesterday OF the injuries he
then received. The coroner was notified and
an Inquest will be held upon the body to-day.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, boots, shoes and hats.
william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, furniture and dry goods.
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The Young OAK TREES on the eastern -por-
ton of White Point Garden underwent trim
ming yesterday, which vastly improves their
general appearance. The others are to be
dOcked In turn,
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Meetings This Day.

Charleston Light Dragons Association, at
quarter.past P. NJ.
Marion Lodge, i. o. 0. F., at ?. NJ.
st. Andrews Society, at +. h.
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POLITICAL STRAWS.
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE CAM
PAIGN.
Greeley In Georgia.

AUGUSTA, (GA.,) May 30.
large meeting of the Democrats Of Rich
mond County unanimously adopted resolutions
favorlng an alliance with any party which will
secure lcal srlf-governmeni, subordinalion of
the military to the civil mhorlly, the preser-
vation unimpaired ef habeas corpus, and
checking the centralzlng tendencies OF the
Federal Government; that all other subjects Of
political contention are ins gnincanC In com.
parIsDn with these, and that no dictate of prin-
ciple or honor forblds the alliance of the Dem.
ocratic parry with others In nssaiiing the COM
mon enemy, or requires the Democratic party
to prefer cerLain defeat to partial victory
This Ia the frst important Democratic merIing
in Georgia. and Is regarded as an index Uf the
popular opinion In the State.
Tho Louisiana Radicals.
NEW ORLEANS, May 20.
PInchback's Republican Convention n0mina-
ted Warmoth for governor. and PlDchback Tor
lieutenant governor. They passed resolutions
endorsing the administration of WarmOth,
and adjourned to meet June the 18th. al Baton
Rouge. Alter adjournment Pinchoack made q
speech, stating that he would support the
nominees at Philadelphia at all hazards.
A Ridiculous Story Exploded.
MEMPHIS, May 80.
The statement telegraphed from Nashville
that Jefferson Davis had written letter to
Wade Hampton favorlng the election of Gree
ley, and saying that the Democrats would act
unwisPly In making nominations, ls untrue.
Mr.. Davis states he has expressed no opinion
In The matter.
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Previous to taking Inventory Of stock Furch-
gott, Benedict Co., PA King street., have
marked down all of their goods, and offer
greater bargains In all OF their departments
than ever before. magT
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THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN.

NEW YORK, May 80.
; The committee on the Methodist Book Con-
Germ report repeated frauds, chiefly If not en-.
tireIy In the manufacturing department and
binding, but not OF magnitude to endanger
the financial strength OF the concern.
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Later-By TeIeRranh.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT DYING.

... NEW YORK, May 80.
James Gordon Bennett Is In u dangerous
condition. The sacrament for the dying was
administered TO hlm yesterday, and his son
and daughter. who are In Europe, have been
telegrapued for. -...- ty -, r,F. NJ. ~.
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YE THIRSTY MoRTALs. ATrENr1osl-Gard-
ner's celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch of the Hasel street es-
tablIsbment. aprl6
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SPECIAL L.ANNoUNoEMENT.--Weh have just re-
ceived one thousand boxes, each containing
one quire of fine Note Paper and Envelopes
to match, without initial,) also Penholder
and Pen. Price 26 cents per box. Hasel
Street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
3onof
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Received per Norwegian bark .Draupner,
English Bass's Ale and Rhine Wine, on draught.
Also, Philadelphia lager beer, fresh every
week, by A. Nefenthal ma530-S
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GooDs! Louis Cohen
& Co. beg leave-to. draw the attention OF the
pub ic to their Fresh, Stock Of Dress Goods,
lust received, comprising the latest novelties
and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five
per cent. below their cost of Importation. a
call is respectfully solicited. LOUIS CoHEN &
Co., No. 24s King street. =, - ''i3i tmayl6 z
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, s.,
IS, s6 so and So so per thousand, according
10 size, at The NEWS JOB Office.
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Il RAILROAD sMAsH-UP.
Two Trains or the Track or tho Will
mington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad-Several Persons Injured-
The Track Clear Once More.

On Wednesday evening, and later during
the same night, two successive up-trains on
The Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road ran off the track, the accident in regard
to the last obe being of most serious nature.
At4.l5P. NJ, The usual passenger train on
this road left Florence, and, at a point one
mile west of GrIst Station, the mail and
second-class passenger coach were thrown
from the track and both much damaged. No
one was hurt, and, after repairing the track,
this train proceeded on its way, leaving two
of its cars bahtnd. -.
At 1880 P. NJ. the same night, the usual
night express left Florence, and having
arrived at the scene of the last mentioned accI
dent, hitched on the cars left at this point.
The train then wento on, and at point about
fifty miles east. of Florence dashed across o
broken rail, which was unseen In the dark
ness. The engine Immediately rushed Off the,
the track, dragging most Of the train after 1t.
The engine, tender, baggage Car, secoad.class
aud passenger coaches were thrown down and
smashed into wreck. The only cars unin-.
Jured were two sleeping coaches, which got
uncoupled and remained upon the track. seve:.
ral passengers were seriously injured, but we
were unable TO learn their names. Workmen
were set to work at once upon the track, and
the succeeding train ran through on schedule.
Later-By Telegraph.
WILMINGTON, N. G., May 80.
The accommo odatinn train IN the Whining.
ton, Columbia and Augusta Railroad ran Off
the track near Grlsr's station. Three cars
were wrecked and seven persons wounded.
G. q. Blckstran, of Cheraw, South Carolina,
and Morris Blschoff, of Terre Haute, Indiana,
were seriously wounded. All were brought
to this city and placed In the city hospital, and
1t is hoped that none Of the injuries will result
fatally. The accident was not caused by any
negligence or carelessness. ,t.,
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JUDGELYNCH IN KENTUCKY.

SPARTA. KY., May 80.
John Branham. who killed bis wife yesIer.
day, was taken from the Jail by the people and
hanged.
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NorE.-The weather report taieu TAT O'Clock
this morning, will be posted 10 the rooms Of the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. H., and,
together witithe weather chart, may (by the
courtesy OF the Chamber) be examined by ship
masters at any time during the day.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.--An extenslveJ stock
and large variety of Doors, sashes, Blinds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at bis warerooms.
No. 20 Hayne street and No. So Phckney street.
The above are all made at bis own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers mchSfmWlyr .
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.

E. W. seIbels, Columbia; A. B. Prizes, Haver-
hill; J. H. Flynn, A. Klemm, 81. L. Hobart,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carr, Augusta; NJ.
Adler, Atlanta; C. Eitchberger, B. W. jenkins,
Baltimore; Alfred Williams, Beaufort; E.
Tracey, Philadelphia.
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marrlE0.

wELLIEq.FlHN..on,b oGn,bs1l snaMde's Me. ). ". WfII!Aa
2sd, BY the Rev; ,;, Dr.; ~ MofIhnisc OF this city. y
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Hotel Arrivals-nay 80.
PAVILION HOTEL.

J.L. Little, Columbia; r. 81. Kemaghan,
II. Jones, South Carolina; F.. 8. Meredith,
Georgia; G. F. Mcintyre, New York; H. B
Hallman, Graham's Cross Reads; E. Ferrano,
MARYLAND
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EUROPEAN and American stereoscopic
Views, 81 so per dozen. BASEL sI1-
BAZAAR. apr. nv
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NOTICE 10 TOURISTS. -stefeoecopic views Of
Charleston and vicinity for sale ct the Hssel
street Bazaar. dec2s
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Christ tChurch-Delegates,G G. F. KInloch, M.
W. Vennlng; slternates, P. E. Porcher, L. A.
McCants.
Delegates from Charleston at large-W. D.
Porter and VIM. Aiken.
The nominations being concluded, the above
delegates were, on motion of Mr.. G. D. Trum-
bo, elected BY acclamatlon and unanimously.
The question coming up as to the election o.
delegates from Ward 8 and the parishes thai
were unrepresented, Mr.: R. 8. Bruins moved
that the cllizens of those places be requested
10 meet at an early day In their respective
precincts and elect delegates themselves to the
Slate Convention, conforming In number te
the apportlonment named above.
Mr.. NJ. W. Venning opposed this motion, be-
cause he thought the citizens of the whole
county had had time enough to send their del
egates to the County Convention. If they hat
not done 80 1t was their own fault, and the
convention had perfect right TO send full
delegation to Columbia, and ought to do 30.
Dir. Bruins appealed to the convention to
have some consideration for the citizens q
the outlying parishes, who, no doubt, were
anxious to be represented at Columbia, and
would send delegates if they were allowed
time to do 81. The resolution offered by Mr.
Bruins was then adopted, and the secretaries
were directed to insert notice In the daily
papers requesting the sending OF delegates In
accordance with the terms OF the resolu IN.
On motion of Mr.. R. s. Bruins vote o.
thanks was passed to the officers of the con
vention, and the convention then adjourned
subject TO the call OF the chair.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
PASSFNGFRS SAILED.

nFOR PLYMOUTH. LONDON CHERBoURG, AND HAMBURG
steamship Hephdd "a Heller family Iaac Dsmuh
Rngehart ady Mrs o. r. g. Boxer and daughters j.
C. Gho T. A. Komm Miss Schmidt; A. Pnta; Ferdinand Inn,
lady H. Moureu Dr. Kenneth Reid William Og
den Giles and lady; Baysrd Taylor and LADY, Miss Lillian TAYLOR Mrs
Elo ubbel Miss Bostwick Miss Bergh and niece; Leopold
Igauer, H. Furschem, J. NJ Taylor and family; Mrs H. X
Hal, Miss Alice Hail. Mrs Geo Underwood, Miss Fanny
Underwood Miss Wood Miss G. Foger Mrs Dudley MISS
Clara Dudley Miss Dudley Miss NJ D. Beanisy miss hliao.a
n G. Hirschhach, S aeoby
Shadaw Peter Regn, f. Heyne and lady Ger6e
and lady Bece j. n Gas Granados G. A. kesseI r
Chsanssn Uhmann Martin SintD Geo T. SchereT Carl Merz
Henry KohhoS L. wee Albert Hennng, Charles PnnoT Reich
iahs Joseph Hoffman, wife snd child A. H. werner
c. d. Brahe Henry Hausche, NJ Livingston Charles Bias,
Chs Hoffman, Abere Josef Hsngg, Philip Sehmenger
and sons NJ Lew Leopold Cohu J. Pfr H. Echar Geo. Egr
Holman Rudolf Krumm Herman EIsch, Isaac May Fneineh
Bliss nger Capt Won Gueck Darling Richard Meken Ludesg
Chas A. waller LADY Mrs Eva Erne Mn Bertha WOLF MS
MeDen Mrs Mnna Atru Wild Mrs Francesca Anger,
Ms Heptscbe Mrs Gustav Haes Mrs hamburger Jean
Bascou Jean Ricardo }. Bramwel, Harry Furth.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
CONTROLLER GREENS TROUBLES.

T.eappication Of John B. Leyench for manda-
ta on. come, ,r 10 30, nm % 200 for removing Ho" and
m , F,sus, AGO .ave during s'0 and 1884, which was denied
~ Ja, Hrscy argued appeal 10 Supreme 'oa Dena ''n
,...r.a, and tt, oscs,n affirmed.
lae,n,, CO. tsbslf Mari 81 Pomeoy owner Of The D'V
Joi sr m 20 judy, supreme 'olri Chambers 'esf
"a, for nsuaaru to comet Boat Of Audit 10 pay Fonefoy
ss11I 20 fot G1yrtsug TIE 'ouifoltrs counsel eA' '
~ s,s , Wttfe,aore sleang smoun appropriated
.e.,tty a The re. gta Which the REALTORS claims tI'tn
~ oIv ~ IN a. while amount expended wa HIu''
before tle Board oi Aunt amounting
sbouf eIhmEauon that some ihlgs eAael az 40
while othert we're pfnie IN N1p
tsfsn supplied by euteIuntne printer Tor le" luno,l
which charged tLOu1nds hAbdam was taN
s.pt orjerb NJ take the matter up.
sppeaucu behalf Of be Tenth ksuoua Bahh iof
Ccrtrier 100 being advanced
~ u, Bsbk "a County Court house tommi,"n va" mace 10 Sus
81 The Act o January o@ '
bonds 10 raise money 10
,ty cofpOfsonf moneys ADVANCED W le 70 any
leo Isp o Counson ty o. newton. An shdAF "ss
Tspy alleging that Ns was drawn james d. lngeso
applied hs CouL'f Iuote Iht 'cbIotf '"1u
The act msHontd amended b su'qutul
func ao o l., Iaed ~ other tiu'es
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p1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAvRE-Tn steamship June 6Messrs Theot
Rpert and Mrs Hamilton, children and servant m
NJ Edgar Morris Mrs.Audreae Mr. Evnt MI Lai5rge MS
Grabane child Mrs and Miss Br9iner Miss smith,
Nuchee Mr. Beguier, Mr. and Miss Buehocho Mf b9i
Mn M,raga Mr. Ncros de Nnofa Mr Laures mi
pps Nh Msrycv and 81 musicians Pomb Mr Barbour Mrs DC
Fanoom Mrs and Miss child Miss Strass MI CoSener
MI Iouveu Mr. Simon Fuck Mr. ard Mrs Kahn aud children
Mr. De.pes MAYER Miss Gener MI Guet MIS- Guck ana
children Mr. and and children Dr. Duthe Misses Oaud9t
Gsube Lyaes Miss Lewis Me Bulard Baum hanmus De
Camys Lenfsnt, Mr. Orassel Mr. We Ms Dutscer MIS-
Wienelke Mr. Gulemaus Mrs Guaud and children,
MI Vsnhooefeche Imns and children and servant MI
Nes Mrs Daskiou Perer Mrs Percy Guraud Misses fend'
Mrs Wetze child Mrs Oemsnn and children Mr haye Mr
Mr. Mr hartheY
cfev Mis-, Brbr Mrs Wmker Miss Behot Mrs Bad and chill
dren Mrs and child Mrs MOrand Misses Corer NJ Suemt
Misses Igs Misses ara Lew Mrs and Miss Hull Miss
Ionner Daniel Lobe, Groce, Jobber BIoDner B
Aooaul Boggeo MatLey Jena Banmaun hauinann Lo-
real. al u
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY, JUNs Z.
Mail ior Halifax n S. closed Eew-York Post Ofce every
Friday at o'clock Steamship sails from Portland Me- Sat
urdaYS
Psan Closed Mail only by the Williams Guon and
lnmsn Line Steamships.
SATURDAY. JUNE 8.
Mails for Europe va Queenstown and Liverpool steamship CITY
London close at No Supplementary Mail Steamship sails at
a. m, from Pier No. IS n. r.
lrussa Closed Mail Is sent BY this line
Mails the German Bremen by The
steamship Hermann close at IL Supplementary Mail from foot %
Ihrd ST. Hobosen closed al Steamship sails 2 from
foot Of Third-st Hoboken
All deposited Supplementary be prepaid with
double postage
Direct German Mail IL sent by this line
Mails for Bermuda W. L. by the steamship San Francisco close At
p. Steamship Sshs st from Pier No. l3 n. r.
SUNDAY, JUNE g.
All Mails close at II O'Clock The FoOhoe is open from
N. 70 IL a.
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DECIsIONs-Jnne 6.

supreme Court-ChdmbTs BY Judge Barrett
Graham denied absolutely James era
denied also William stuart with leave 70 renew upon ahef
bis death within the past To the matter Sc Z" @
nuarment Pubic parksRepOu confirmed and order granted
OBen. Stend DoaneMoton denied upon toe merits IN
o. matter Of Mara amended return sufficient ana me ae
nrer must ct a. ag Ams-Ihs judgment can
sheriff &C. agt heuer et al
granted The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. aet Funk
$40 bat without prejudice 70 rene" Al
proof returned 10 The Commission tends 10 eab
Of the Meyer AIT funcke &c
in the matter of the application OF hntne
confirmed and order granted IN the matter Of Wm
o. Homer uauthe proceedings approved The report con
G granted Poole aC ShelboIg Motion grantee
hear and determine SdehOrg ag Sheoorg-Moon
srauteI cause referred 90 hear and determine,
R r LeouarlThe People Connolly The Board Of Ap
sromneut Aud-Or mandsmus granted With 10 cost,
The People &c Thatcher agt Same-Same
Superior COurt-SDecidl TerBl-By Judge Wm Cur
bs-Dtmpsey agt Hsli-Order settled
Common PIcas-SDeqal Term-By Judge Larre-
oschocisr MuplyThs event involved this motion nav
passed upon judges Of tins court further appa-
should be made TO them 10 the matter o. TIE app
of Weua Weber real eseNo proof of Signature
Of special usran Doman sgt McCasr-Moton to dismiss appeal
.ed defendant fe undertaking within DO days $40
so 90 plaintiff abide Hoeke kme-Motion granted
Of the petition Of George Rspbae-Dsclage ordered
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
THE COURTS.
noMNopoRE vANDERBILTs CoACHMAN AC-
Quilted.

tarnes Ames Commodore Vanderbilts colored
h,n sa aagped Of General Sessions before Judge
RaSrl Yesterday charged with assault and battery upon Oer I'm
.sr Grossn Fifteenth Precinct the night Of May a. az
sDodo,es Past Twenty ionhs Ohcer Grosan 'e
Asi ladies Informed him that Ames bad dragged VINE
s sh and he At once the door, but Ames roa 20 %
HIM finding impossible to get u called Commodore Nano
h Who went With him stable and opened the door, on
Ames spoavorcd push back and struck him several %
Aette. Onccr his assistance bo he had
-,.lcb releasing woman Nu a.
k,ckcd up in bedroom Anes and me woman "''
Connorc Vanderbilt testified that The 2ght N question ~ 80
,~sicnci hv the Officer sid that bis eoannsn ns u ;o
oman rot the stable committing outas'S 5 sT,ng
49,, eth TO stable where nc v'lt
W. VA & ,r VAS licked and when told to open t he put
Is ih 10 the kev and said Open ~, vi i 80 hoS ~
sis opened the door, came out and saiO s' ~ ~
e.uQlaiut % make ---...l othcr v34rcesss hrt
= go j, o M them The jury returned veriict OF not
Love tie glr upon whom the
FsN 'bl - een committed and who hss been locked
w. ~ r5sfly con3aci also discharged by order Of the
aksum
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
NM CENTRAL UNDERGRoUND ROAD.

Az IMPRESSION prevails TO some extent that when
t.uoIs Vanderbilt underground railroad u operation the smoke
~ ron ils locomotives will be nuisance IN The City Han Pak On
m tr ths LOCOMOTIVES viii their smoke and snd
D, Satrtendeut BucEhout that The also viii be Of =
4,.etot 10 facilitate The passengers Fifty
By Which she mail cars 81 the Harlem
&c., Will be transported
basement o. The PostOhc aId
III traes avoiding delay Of horse trausporta
to, a,d Ha ~ 20 obtain tier een au hour earlier
~ ai present .,..--.., ..-,.-.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
CIVIL NOTES.

bn tbe case Of Edward Morrison and others, now
- e United States Circuit Cour before Judge Woodruff acton
bst 70 recover alleged Of taxes paid under protest to
, Sbook when Collector Of the XXXl Internal Revenue Dis
80 Hor had bsnker and claimed that that license
ssuo general brokerage business without paving The sidi
Collector insisted he should TINS Is o be
- ssse og Of Il similar cases involving shout S3Oo0O0
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
CRIMINAL COURTs.

IN the Court Of General Sessions, yesterday Henry
aave hbrg Charles Guuke IN The back Of The neck with
.r A. y sentenced 10 years imprisonment
ONel snatcbi1g watch Csri Heuen,
- John Eewmsu ielouous assault and battery years
In the matter of the Providence and New-YOrk
stas.,D Omrauy Batchd yesterday The United
sists, Court that under be United States supreme Court rules
Admiralty United States District Courts have exclusive Iusdc
40 Over brought damages M freight burned boari
- shf Al gb
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07

and that e shou paid fund Authorized he raised
by Bosn Of Appoonmeut the Act Of 1871 The Con-
tor could the ApporOnment bad
acted Teouson made by the Commissioners had been pa but
second reguton refused until shown that the first
properly applied As this bad the Board Of ApporOn
ought not 70 issue other bonds sad the Controller could not
ueriso
New-York tribune., 1872-06-07
Sales bn Antiion
feaal Notltcs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Pursuan to an
~ order of Hon JAMES COVERT, Surrogate Of ut county oi
Queens hereby gwen to all persons 6a'lg i lsL'1
estste of DAVID NJ DAVENPORT late o the toRu " fusns 10
the said County deceased present the same with h
10 HkNRY ". MILLER. Of The subscribers and one o. h'
stors Of The goods chaes and credits Of The sad de ~ 10
IO Pacfcst IN The City Of Brooklyn king Comfy ioA 90
HANNAH DAVENPORT. Administrators
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