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NOME NEWS.
THFRMOHErrR YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs NO. 2s BROAD
WAY.
o. W. Noon ST. Midnight


PROMINENT ARRIVALS
Clarendon H0iei-Gov. John 7. Hoffman.
49, st. NicLoLts Hotel- Hiram sibcy Of Rochester j.
IT, Ramsey OF Albany, Gen. Dockway OF Arkansas,
Judge A. W Osborne OF Cat-kIl. n. Y; Gen Niadd,
Minister from Honduras 10 Jamaica; H. +. smith oI
Ohio and the Hon. Il. r. Morgan, ir 0f Illinois. -
rim Arcnuc L0tel-Thc Hon. Henry Smith, Speaker nf
the Assembly; Hamilton Harris and Postmaster j. }.
srnyth OF Albany, the Hon. John A. Grswold Of Troy
Mr. and Mr.. W. j Florence G. :. Bushnell OF New-iit-
ven, George Il. Upton Of Boston, eX-Mayor Inns 81
Poushkeepsc, Major Inrer,o, l.. =. A.; Assembly men
Sfrahau, Nilrs Veddcr, and Ill., Albany. == ErcrDoH
Hopse-samucl Bowlcs of The SPriHGteid Rcpgbi'can
the 'IIou W. G. smith, VI. g., of Vermont, and John =
RIJtthforl of Boston. -= Ho1iHdt -Paymast"r-
cen Biidgc, L. ;. y. ==- Nsir-Yort Hotci-Gen. = T.
Marvin OF Albany. =- AStOr H0HSc-Thc Hon. Ga
Insha A. Grow Of Texas John H. Sclwyn Of Ncw-Os-
leans l.. g.. Cattc OF Philadelphia, Commander Lewis,
l. :. n, and judge Taylor OF CluandaiEua - ""s'3
Uo,,se-'rr, Hon. william Dorsheimcr Of Buftlo
Iib,md,E Ustct-Dr q. b. FJrHan OF NcW-iltNcu, "hd
Fuyma-'cr G. a. Mcdaniel, L. :. y.
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sTATEN island.

NEw BRGur0N-Jamcs McBcnua and Nj
chae Maboucy special policemen were uragued, yc--
to-day. before Justice arty the charge ~ perjury
in making out bills against thc county for sewing excise
notices. They were held in $1,000 bail each
IOVG ISLAND CiTY.-On Sunday evening young man
named Woods fired pistol >aOOuh per " no was
attempting eject him Woods ARE. ed yesterday.
DIV % IN. Health Officer
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rvp1osInN OLE GASOLINE.

RICHMOND, Ind, Feb. 10.-On Saturday night
Mr. A. Morrow grocer, went to tho rear Of his store
with lighted candle to draw can OF s1'caed non
explosive gasoline" burning fluid, when the gas s,l ~,
nted from the fame OF the candle ana an explosion
ensued me brick walls OF the building we're shattered
and Mr. Morrow seriously burned.
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DISBURSEMENTS:
ASSETS,

Cash 10 Trust Co.. in BANK aud on hand....
Invested 10 United States, EeD.York State,
and other stocks (market value 1881.
l3l a3) .....,......,........
Invested in New.York City Banks Stock
market value go il5l, cost....."..."
Real Estate in the City Of New-York.....,
Bonds and Mortgages Secured by real estate
valued at go 900, 900; buildings thereon
insured for over $4,000 OOO, and the poll.
ces assigned to the Company as additional
collateral seeunty)...............".,....
Loans on existing policies. tGhe reserve held
by the Company on these same policies
amounts TO s3.s5s, $50 2D."........,...
Quarterly and semi-anBnal premiums, due
subsequent to January !, l852............
Premiums on existing policies in hands Of
agents and in course Of trsnsm.ssiou......
Amounts due from Agehts.............
Ioteie,, secued to January /, lG52".......
Aid
Excess Of I1arAetyalue Of securities over cost
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Cssh Assets, January I, l81.,,,,.."
APPROPRIATED as

Amoun: o. Adjusted Losses, duo subsequent
70 Jan. ], i312......,.....,......
Auoust Of Reported Losses awaiting proof,
Amount reserved for Reinsurance on exist.
ing Policies, insurng SIP, l5OG75 80,
participating insurance (at per cent Car
Isle net premium) Sl,004,sjj 65, non.
participating lat 5 per cent Carlisle net
PREMIUM .,,,..,,,,,....'..,.','
Balance Of Return Premium, 1911, payable
t1tlg The year l5i2...........,.,......
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LONG ISLAND.

FLUsHING.-Judgc Gilbert granted ycstcr-
day an order requiring Ia. Commits, outr OF Drainage
Of ti- town ~ show why writ Of certi0rar
shold not Ice issued, cOmmandih- them u max return
March :, Of a their proceedings, MAJ reports, I,.1
Mtiuns, &c ID relation 10 drainage Distinct No oi "a,
IttNut
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TRUSTEES.

NORRIS FRANKLIN President Of the Newton Lii lnaf'n 70
DAVID DOwS.... DAVID Dows& Co.. Flour Merchants sqt's
ISAAC c. KENDALL (Merchsutl Union Bunrs cor Nhm st
DANIEL Gate Dater, Miller Col 'ro''
HENRY K. BOGERI,," (BogeTt hheeAhll " "u
JOHN 'atIeLAhb $780,
WM. H. APPLETON Alpleton Co.. Pubisbers) 54s and SDs
ROBERT B. COLLINS. Collins Brothers Saoners ~ BoD
WILLIAM BARI lbshh'i y
wv A. BOOTH. Booth Bdghf' ." "
GEORGE A. lDsha''' .,
HENRY BOW D'rA''l :
CHAS. L. ANTHONY (Anhony Hall Dry Goods Oh Iso-
SANFORD Cobb. President Eagle Fire nsuranoe &c" Il vs."
EDWARD MARTIN. .Crsn Co, Pro'isoHsD, 40 "e'' l'
EDWIN H0YT....QIoy SpnGues Co.. Dry Goods I"fi',-
H. B. CLAFLN...U B. Claain Co.. Dry Goods Ger Cbass AZ
werAsh
J. F. SEYMOUR o. F. Seymour Coz % "'Hy
CORNELIUS r. BOGERT VI. p.............'s 81 h'h
sass &c
NORRIS FRANKLIN, P's>i4s't $1,000
WILLIAM Ii. BEERS, NcefI"' ''e "
THEODORE VI. BANrA, Cashier
u. 0DfLL, SuPt Of Agencies.
CORNELIUS X. BOGERr, NJ D., ., r,..,
GEORGE WILKES. NJ. D.,
CHARLES WRIGHT VI. D. Assistant Medical hL.-.-. -s
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

Mr.. NERNON.-Eight liqUor-dealcrs were held
Tor examination Yesterday, for permitting cnriptaying
IN thoiI siluuI- or Sunday.
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the undivided surplus Of ONE MILLION FOuR HUYDRgn
AND EIGHTY.EIGHr THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
FOUR DOLLARS AND FORTYTHREB CENTS, the Board Trs<
have declared DIVIDEND available settlement Of .is
premiu each psng policy proportional lie eoBdbau
surplu.n
Dividends usel settlement premium viii lie slle hspo
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iGa4lJ7 u
Dlyi,ble ass 1874 Al

Dudug tie year soe Policies been issued ,qrbs s?ei1
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XLIII CONGRESS-IID SESSION

EESTOR CoNKLtNG ON TIE TRENCH ARMS
oONTRACTS--MR. SUMNER CHARGED WITH
INDIRECT Observation-Disclosures sbNA-
TORIAL RING SAID TO HAVE BEEN tOkhEp
AGAINST THE PREsyDENT--AN EXCITING
DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE ON THE KU-kLUX
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REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Feb. l9'IS'z'

Mr.. CAMERON Rep. PENN presented '" T.,
roror, of Commodore Worden Of the Naval AeademN'm
reference to the progress OF the japanese students III inc
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plSSFNGERS ARRTVFD

FOR LIVERPOOL s,elastip WlsOlrs JAY ieHr asa W.
IBbcum M L. A. Mr. and Nh VS. ga 'rs NJ O.
Bare Tsuros Barnes, Ms Gen. Wo0ilurv, "'al l-l
q V'oolhurv NJ e. NJ aud Master " A. W1f1u D A. Aba
NJ, Del o7pe'. Nriudn Mr. aui Me- Geo 1-i'1i Rev. p
But,.rwcrth Musgroye NJ. aBi Nh y b. bAHl. shan NJ
and N s. Saoasou Jausns, J. P Diahas ~ seel hi
and Mr. and Master Peee Miss A. G. Iaf9r NJ ald Ar zoe 80
child Robt Gfy 3. s Weeks a5 Arm Ei-neA mo AiAia', M
and M thirsty Davis Mr. Ann Ffrnl Mrs fcoig .ssf and
child Ms John Niss Tyler G. Graz vi w Fs' soff..
scrvEni. Cro ef, f-i Tftl - 90
ismsp .u daughter Geo H. Roberts. R1tL at- Fnk fsP
ButtrcE and Mrs Lockwood j. = Bsres b p saAa"fl
F0K LIvKRPOOL-ra steamship Iialv July lo-Dr = Boz
nan AMI vile Ms. Angus M n. J. It Proc r y Doc ~ 80
Vie A. A Beck ard ~iie, Miss s. Bgnatrr sisf Z W ~ n,
Fve-s Mn nj Rcharisou Homer hr iiar " T. a. hFe-
son Alex Maeken1e DR. Hal, VIM kl.-n o. = 5ai j. p
A. a. Raj n r. iantl I'm ard
Ms, berger kennedy Mrs Lucy scaaon pr al ,rs -
Rowar Mr. Mr. s. Stnni N rs sn, A. Campbell H. > NAa-
IT, NJ Chase Mr. Harder, Mr and Mrs. Auierson ~ tngs
IL Gilmore Bayl J. Harvey, NJ ant ~ esef - hnn
barl Douglass, A. NJ Curnngham % scl lAef lr r.
Mr. apr Mrs Ashcroft, Mrs T. Grezg. hIa ~ J. Arl"l " ~
] Miss LA Hartiy, MIS- Va Dlsen ~ D.
;I,rtlev Ms J. Yozht Ellis. Ms LIZ lgstor Hrs -
inf,nt A Besor. T. Perls. f. d. DAILY A. hclpldf " hf-a
VIM Aorrs keT. Jotatal Goo e ihp p
TI,rrs o. P Buel Abum 3rovn. j. Res. Cae a, 70 ~
Mr. n W Williams Rev Joha Mc,Iolilek Ih,is ~ fni,l A.
Trscomia A Pogeon. Mr. J. T. Petas l " = i-tf p /" =
NJ Pettss G. D. MerraT A. G. lissoa 3-f. J'hn n A., Il
Broru hi G. Wadfugoa, A. ". harnor. 9is hasl fioi l. b
Hasbrouek X. Caantyite4u-
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TIE COURTS.
NR. PHELPss AssAILANr CoMMrrTED.


At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
Justice Ledwith held examination in the OF John
Thompson charged with shooting Charles II. Phelps.
jeweler Thrtynnth-st and sxth-ave, at about p.
~, May 10. Thompson's accomplish, Porter is in
Sing Sing. Mr Phelps who had not previously been out
OF his house since the shooting, in the court.
He testified foOws On the evening in
question boarder In my house told me that
two very suspiciOus1ooking men were up stairs (;
went up from the store; took the first door and
tired the doors found the parlor door unlocked;
opened IT, and attempted % rush out; caught
them and struggled with them one got away and turned
round and fired at me, shooting me; the man was
struggling with the floor then got away; the seufe
occurred in the hall, which dark; 1t was about
D. m OF the OF the size ann build OF the
prisoner; could not swear 70 the features az It was
dark, and had no time TO examine him closely
Crosse Xamned-I heard the report OF three SHOTS
down after shot there was some hght fur-
nished from two gas-jets on the staircase.
Mr.. Carson, in the employ or Mr. helps, testlne-l
heard scufie in the hall on the second noor rushed
out Of the store man rush down stairs with "a
pistol the fired at me, and struck me on the Jaw
with the pistol fully identity the prisoner as the man
did not anything that occurred up stairs II was
well lighted down stairs, that could positively lden-
tify him; Capt CaffTey said hat was found IN Mr..
Phepss hallway that suited the prisoner and was also
recognized as belonging 10 Thompson.
The counsel the defense sad they had no evidence
20 offer, and asked TO have named a. pail JUS
tee Ledwith stated that he would commit the prisoner
without b.A The papers were sent 70 the Grand ury
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A BROOKLYN MAN, INJURED EXACTLY AS
FISK WAS, RECEIVERS.

On the Fourth of July, George K. DE Wilt,
young man, years Of age residing al No IsI foi'
Greene mace Brooklyn while engaged in handling q
p;sto shot himself the abdomen the bullet remaining
among the intestnes This occurred about o'clock in
the morning Half an hour after the accident pr Mel
Vile BRYANT OF No 37s Adephist was called in 10 treat
the sufferer without attempting probe the wound for
the bullet, and abstaining from the administration OF
either brandy or morphine Dr. Bryant had his patient
ced in bed upon his back with his knees raised 80 as TO
the Of the abdomen, and with positive IN
stTuctous TO remain perfectly still AT the same Tune
administered dose OF uncture OF aeohlte 20 se
ferer, and placed compress wet with soiutIon OF
caIendula upon the wound ana the ABDOMEN. III that
condition and under that treatment the patient was Kept
ali that day. The ain was not, IN the evening very
cnte the reepratOu regular, but the pulse weak
About midnight there was little change except that ths
abdomen becoming very tender 70 the touch ana
tvmpauetie On the following day there was simply
an increase OF these symptoms; no nourshment was
allowed except a little milk and iced tea. ON
ratber worse the countenance sunken, the tenn
perature the body much diminished, the exrenltes
derng but still conscious and would answer qnestlohs
WREN thoroughly aroused. Arsenic was at THIS polht
prescribed in small doses 20 be aken every hour ana
this was followed by marked Improvement. Next
morning the pulse had become stronger, the abdomen
less tympenetic and not so painful when touched Inc
evening the wound began 70 show signs OF heanR ben
now partially glazed over This improvement was sun
entirely disappeared from the abdomen, and the
patient expressed himself able TO SIT up II
allowed He was not, however, permitted yet 70
abandon his place in bed but the diet increased,
and he was given ice cream 70 be taken IN small
quantities and dissolved IN the muth. On Monday, the
sixth dav the pain had all gone ana recovery hhd pc
come certain. on Tuesday he Wa found 90 De enurely
out Of danger and getting mp, with the consent OF Ut
Bryant walked across the room SAYING a. ne 1ld 10
that apart from little weakness be felt as well az he
ever did He was still further improved last night ana
Will undoubtedly be all night before the end OF te week
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VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY LAWS.

Francis l.. Norton, commander of the Cuban
frfgae-ofwar Pioneer, seized by United states rev
enue cutter the morning Of July g. makes the follow
ing statement
lam the commander Of the frigate Pioneer
lately seized of Newport and under arrest by the
United States revenue cutter This vessel claim 70
be regularl commissioned vessel OF the Government
OF Cuba She was armed and equipped in foreign waters
outside OF the United States She has in way violated
the Neutrality laws and at the time Of her capture, she
Was as understand four miles OF nom Point judith
under fun sail. II she trespassing upon United
States waters / contend IL the duty OF the com
ander OF the cutter order her Of before r.
sorting 20 seizure Regarding the statement that the
vessel will be held pirate will simply say that
hold commission AZ present from Carlos Manuel de Ces
pedes President OF the Republic Of Cuba Of which the
following is copy
go G. NJ CEsPEDEs PrssdsHf Of ne Republic Of cuea
To all uh0nn u
Know ye. that 10 Capt Francis l. Norton Of the Cuban
Navy have conferred the special commission OF aiinng
and equppng, and manning the enemy vessels that nc
capture in the existing between TINS kf-
public aud the Spanish nation, fully authorizing him
20 that national dag. and OBSERVING the rules
and prescriptions Of International law. he employ
those or other vessels commanded By officers OF the Re
public Of Cuba in chasing capturing and destroying
necessary the vessels Of merchant marine That
nv the enemy's nag.
Therefore invite the agents and Consus OF this Re-
public 10 aid him the said Capt. FranciA l. Norton, ~
every way. CARLos MANUEL DE CEsrEDEe, President.
." FRASCisco MAkCEO, Sec Of War and Marines.
Under This commission and authority this vcssel has
been manned and equipped We shall contest tho less
ity Of the sszure and ascertain, n possible If people
struggling for Independence, the people OF Cuba
doing have any nights which the Of The
United states 10 bound 10 respect look upon the sD
tire affair = mere piece OF petty malice Which ths
pFe Admin <tfatoH washes " sh0v tow ara Cuba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-11
ERIE CHANGES AND RUNoRs.

The offices of the new Board of Erie Direc-
tors were thronged. yesterday, persons having
businefs with the Company. It not true as yet that
all the heads Of departments have resigned but II Is ez-
pected that some Of them viii do 30 very soon, While
President Watson VIII probably retain those who are
worthy ana capable. Gen. A. Z. Diven has not yet
accepted the eePresdeney and II is rumOred that he
viii decline IT, Private kilograms from London report
decline in Erie shares from as 4t The price declined
NewYOrk from 56f 10 S. Such Of the contracts
be proved 10 be fraudulent or invalid probably be
annulled.
IL believed that the contemplated pro rata arrange
ment with the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad will
he made It early date. The Company announces an
issue 100000 $4,000 600 sterling per cent
consolidated mortgage bonds. OF these s6ils 600
81 49, 200 sterling, for cash subscription, and
600 or a47l0s0o sterling, set apart for the
conversion and extinction OF the existing mortgage
debts and Of the sterling bonds issued IN London These
bonds are payable 1870 with interest at per
cent in gold. payable ID March and September. This
loan is brought out London by MessEs. Bschoasheim
and Gndschuidt.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN BAILS
THURSDAY. JuLr H.

TTTRNUAI. JUN
Mails for Europe noath. Clr1ol aud Horz per .'s,r
snp s-sa co.o az Supplemental hIi am foot %
Third Hoboken. closed a. D. steamship - a. n "h
foot Of rarlsL, HoDosen-
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Nails mast b prepaid WI
double postage
Mas Tor Havana snd the res steamship horo cast
close supplementary Nal on Per No. y r. H ch'srl 20
m Steamship sails 40 p
Mails r Porto Rico h the steamship fhes c'''
At 10 M. SeaInsh.y .ais al D. frnn P.r 30 . 5. p
Mails for Turks Island by the sransh1 Fas arg eos a.
Steamship sails At p
FRIDAY. JULT ~
AW,u f- Halifax Y = CLOSED N.yYs-s Pos Ofes
Fidar az steamship uua Feii-lf Me- oa e't
urtaIs ..- -, ,,
Mails for QIeenown and Liverpool Nra-lr 20,
a 40 Supplemental Mall H'rfi -s- ~
m FROM .es So o. \. R.
A Frass an Close, d sent By this lne.
Bremen tranflp Do1lu
close AZ n Supplementary Mail foot 0i Thru Co. hooas"s
il closed AZ | D. n. Steamship sails at
Supplementary Malls mus b. pfepah VII
donble postage
A Direet German Mail Is By this Inc.
Mails Tor Brest and Havs per steamship g O. Fars
vii elose AZ A. n Steamship 10 from Pier ~ - t X
Mails Tor the States Chnuansald god ,un ~ .sH
Prsuk,u ID Steamsb sails a. o. a. hoa i'
M z
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DECTsIONs-JULY 10.

Supreme COMPLEMENTARY Judge DIduy'-
In tn matter &c. Edward T. Weeks.-Order settled.
snh-BrOgue agt smslouon for injunction DENIED
Mason aud anoMouOu % open default
with granted Paymeu % costs Of entering judgment
d ali ubsequent asb opposing motion the
Judgment security Fdenberg ag Esbe and anoMo-
os 70 stnke &e granted ~h e0sa C1n and
other. AIT Elsbefg and aao-Ssme. a.
Bv Jolge L,onar-gerad Blake, 6cOrier settled smith
AIT Peters kc-udgment graad order fee TIE People
TIE Mayor kcTle motion is denied 10 the ma
Edwsd De Lane yacats assessment on
Gosdy Poan-Aouon TOT reference Denied WIN
costs o abide the event.
Superior Court-SpeciGl Tefm-By Judge Freedman.
pfsr .gt Brorn 81 sL-See oriaaI Tuhu simpson,.
Notion Reed BrummsrlSee me) hohane ig Mat
b. Jufee Mone-Quinn act Pelt-tsee for eouns-
Common Pkds-Specidi Term-Bv Judge J. +. DAILY.
Van Nest art Sest-Peon granted (see oprionL Thompson
a. Ium,y -Dhsrge denied bail reduced opalonl.
Bv Judge Berg Motion granted (ee mem
Of ieciaonl Tie Ridge Railroad Co sgL hempon-houon
granted see mem-.
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TRADE MOVEMENTS.

The Employers Central Executive Commit
20, has seut copies OF circulars 10 leading men in this
country and abroad obtain expressions Of opinion in
regard 20 the causes OF strikes the remedy for them and
the best method OF avoiding conflicts between employers
and employees. The employers IN the different trades
are organizing unions. The master plumbers have
formed an association and have appointed delegates 10
The Central Executive Committee II Is pfooaOe tha'
the plumbing trade will return 10 the Ien-hou system,
j b. q J. H. Cornell, Iron Founders, whose men nave
be.n working eight hours have informed the employs
that on Monday next they Will be paid by the noun lls
h virtually return 10 the old system ~ u expected
that Nm OF he men employed In the iron and me tal
working trades will be a. work either by the hou VI ior
ten hours by Monday next -
TIE marble cutters and poshers, with but rev eNceP
lions still return 10 work and their employers
ee % equally determined 10 adhere 10 the Tenhou RUE
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sBJppING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEw-YoRK .........

PORT OF SEw-TORK 90. ....................-JUtT 10
CLEARED.
s.nshiD Wisconsin Freeman, Liverpool, Williams tiweu
sbn Citv OF LandOu Mireh0gse, H. cpooi JONI o. n.
tssmsbD SeSa O. c. Trsutmarn Hamburg &c h4nlsA %
De FOLK, Lonion tuntl hale a. 30
s,.s--sbp n Bidi.s Nctas, Ph.aepla Wa T. tlde 70
Ste.u.bin Beverly. Pierce, rhllalslDaia-
Savannah. Ga, Murray Fer7
eamship south Carolina Beckett ChAreson = g. H. T. h"s
.,-,,-,.
sssanshir Concord Norman PhladeDhia
fBr.l, Hilton. Liverpool, SNOW birs-H-
sim Car (,Ter.l Bremen, X. kooD % -
SIM DR. Bsrth lGer), BocsSodt h4mburg foh hfe v"
Rs3K Good Intent (Brl Fobes, DundsS suoS 4 bugs
ri Teresa Adau Gibraltar AID Genoa r. ~ ih.fer
Bsrt Flor del MAJ (Br CAvey Cow Bay m lsgsi - -
RTE Annie w (Br) CrAnsic8, sidney T. % "hi Fsia
kwGy. o. a. r. AZ 1,,..t,a -
ssbr ~ LamsOn, Lamsoa GreaE Esg hAo"r '@s ~ A-s"
& Co. .-...p.
schr J. Williams Mor STANFORD, StAHiofd
Schr Dart, Johnson, stamford
ARRIVED.
Brig E Yor Lsrsea Rio Jsaafo " days, wa h"nP''a Ass
'1 lane Serl Breck~OBdt Porto csbeo It y-, .i sos,
srsr Geon.sA (of Ellsworth Lord. Jacksonville a.' ~o
lupbes. -
FOREIGN PORTS.
rxvxpoor Julv lere Line steamship CssnAn has s'e
h,T ou Haitian Line steamship Egypt "iess" h"
New York June D., has arrived here =. ~,
IFor Latest ship Aecs see Seventh Iaos.l
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sTOKES,s DEFENSE CLOSED.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT AND UNEXPECTED
EVIDENCE.

Il
-, NJ 4-v,srrFIFs THAT DRs. TLIPLEE AND
s,SITEp ADMITTED MALPRACTICE ON fisA
pTRsoN-ANoTHRR PHYSICIAN READl ~
CoRRoBORATE THE STATEMENT-Ihh If'ul, 10,
UsEp POUND TO BE BROkEN-lHh VA'E -
1ur DEFENSE CLOsED-REBUtIiNS AESii-
MONY. IL
The notification in the newspapers OF the
5,l tesr,-oouv m the stokes case has resulted 10
.unplvi.e the defense with two addluohai Witnesses
whose evidence a. delivered by one and I2reshSooNou
N, the ease OF tie other hardly fsll aeeePeu "
she iury 20 create the impression that FISK reahy u
iron, MALPRACTICE II was shown that Dr. Fisher lne
hotel phyaeian, was not regular pfacuiioneI
ana This hurt his testimony Dr. TrpieFs az
pearance of extreme youth, and his admitted ~, =
rlsnee in probing gunshOt wounds serVeu - -
testimony. These two physicians were 'no N. -,
P,sk and DIR Tr1pler the younger, was aOhe win nm
=. =, 49, sster he was shot. The witness
,,,a.t "a Mr. Cougan who q personal ana Intimate
son of 10th physicians, sw0re that Dr. FISHER nat YOU
Aim tbat DR.. Tupler had punched ava! a. -
an hour before he Olsherl came : ana 'na' 's"0,
saa admitted that he had IN proons i0N
,se hall AZ four inches and had pushed II FOUR anu
nj "a Ave inches further" using improper instrn-
ss,t which on examination In court was found 70 DO
hroten He further swore that Dr. Tripler on belhg
tad What Fisher had said, replied Fisher was uuNlse
4, Gazing such thing as that for Fisher proDed FISK
and II were 10 tell what know about him. could SA
hiu-he couldn'r show his head in this house
and MI Trenain and Mr. Beach were discussing the
question OF the admssiblity OF the probe IN eNue"oe'
Mr. Townsend the counsel for the defense who mas con
aueted the examination and cross-examinaton OF 'le
medical Witnesses was called outside the BAR ana hau
hrief conversation with Or. Shine. when he h"u
sastflv returned to his place he whispered TOT d
g.neut in Mr. Tremains ear, and that gentleman suu
denly withdrew all objections 10 the admission OF le
probe and indeed appeared anxious that be produced
No ooper however had Mr. Beach fallen into tins trap
and had produced the probe in Court than MI IrenAn
offered TO show that the probe was broken al
the time II was used in Fsks Dooy'
and 10 establish by DIT. Shine, Deputy coroner
who had within I'VE minutes offered his testimony tha'
Dr. Trpler sun on the stand. had admitted the breaking
of the probe at that time and further that he had con
fessed that he had given Fisk 40 minims OF opium Dy
bvperdermic injection and Dr. Fisher as much more Dy
the mouth though both had sworn that they had gwen
only 80 minims Dr. Tpler on being asked by the &c
tense IL he had net stated. answered that - ne
did not reeolect" and 10 not until the prosecution
Indignantly demanded direct answer TO the question
that he finally said, II viii say that never made sueh
a statement" The defense offered 70 put Dr. shine on
the stand at once the Court adjourned amid scene
Of some confusion and excitement consequent on these
developments.