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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-01-07
MSliNolrburp 8egister
TUESDAY. JANUARY 7, 1873.

* Senator Morrill, may congratulate
himself on his freedom from any obliga-
ton TO that baruacle popularity called the
Woodstock Post" which, as usual in
such cases becomes indignant at some
imaginary slight, npd at once proceeds to
call pet names, aud to beioul him with
vulgar slang to the extent Of half col.
umn. There is compensation in the
thought that its hostility is much more
to be desired than its friendship.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-01-07

~ hitCutl sdlu tndt nc cOulu not De
expected to speak to that toast. He was
happy to meet this pleasant company
lie had been thinking what night this
would be to land. He then gave sue.
cinct and graphic account of the May.
flower, lying along the coast for a month
waiting for her party to land OF the
dozen pioneers who were engaged in the
perilous work Of selecting suitable spot
for & settlement, and of the final landing
after comparatively comfortable quarters
had been provided.
Four aged gentlemen sat together at
the head Of the room. and the Doctor
created much merriment by calling for
speeches "irom the four fathers"
Hon. Oliver Smith and j, w. Lang.
don, Esq, responded very happily.
3. Our Pastor Elect.
(By one Of the Ladies')
We welcome him to our hearts and
homes. May his connection with us be
permanent, growing week by week, and
year by year, happier and more condu-
Give to the highest good Of all.
Henry r. Barrows supported the toast
with very appropriate allusion to the
respect shown by the Pilgrims for their
pastor. Martin Cowles, Esq, who has
been member Of the church for over
fifty years, and has seen seven pastors,
generously welcomed by his people, warm
ly seconded the welcome to our pastor
elect.
Rev. Stephen Knowlton responded
modestly and well, thanking the people
for their kind reception. He warmly re-
ciprocated their wishes for cordial CO.
operation. He was already proud of his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-31
THE NEW POLICE JUSTICES.

The newly-appointed Police Justices held an
informal meeting No a Chamberst at noon yester-
day, and agreed upon tho following assignments for
duty to announced upon the regular organization OF
the Board on Tuesday next:
At the Tombs Police Court, Messrs BlXb and Morgan
Essex Market, McssTs OtterOOurg aud fIamer Jener-
son Market, Messrs. Kilbrath and Sherwood Fitty
seyentn-st, Yorkvie, Messrs. Murray ana Wandell !;
Harlem, Messrs. KasInre and smith; aud at Special
Sessions, Bixby, Morgan, and otterbourg.
1t is said that the present incumoents Will test the
legality Of the appointment OF the new justices IN the
courts basis Of their action being the expressions OF
eminent jurists to the effect that the Police Justices
bill is unconstitutional private meeting OF the
justices held yesterday in the Tombs, at which 1t
was agreed to employ Francis Herman and VIM A. Beach
as counsel Judge Bowling. who 1t has been said was
about 10 vacate his seat noon on Tuesday next In
recognition Of the legality of the new appointments
was at the private meeting and gave in his adherence
10 the plan Of opposition decided upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-31
A SAILORS LANDLORD TRIED.

The only case tried in the Court of General
Sessions yesterday that Of John c. Wallace, for
keeping sailors clearinghouse without license.
Deputy T. 8. Commissioner John H. Pentz testified that
he had furnished for the marine service, whom he
got from the house OF the prisoner. George W. Doug
lass clerk in the Exchange shipping Office said that
the accused kept bosrding-house at No. "a Monroes
from jan 1 to March 6. Assistant District Attorney
Rollins then stated that he should rest claiming that he
had made priDa Iaeie case, but Recorder Hackett
ruled adversely TO his claim, whereupon Mr. Rollins
called Commissioner Duncan to testify John McKeon,
counsel for the accused objected, however, claiming
that Mr. Duncan must prove his appointment as q lnem
Der OF the Board OF Commissioners for licensing sailors
by the resolutions OF the Board which
must also similarly proved. Recorder Hackett de-
oded In favor Of Mr. McKeOn's position, and Mr. Rollins
then said that he would not proceed with the case
whereupon the Recorder Instructed the fury TO acqu
the prisoner, which was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-31
ONE OF oEN. BUTLERS SEIZURES.
LEGALITY or ONE OF HIS ACTS IN NEw-oRLEAN
QUESTIONED.

LEGALITY or ONE OF HIS ACTS IN NEw-oRLEANs
QUESTIONED.
In the case Of William A. Britton agt. Ben
iamin r. Butler as Military Governor OF New-OrleaDs
action was brought to recover 5000 the alleged value
of certain drafts conhcated by the defendant in his ca
pacity as Military Governor. The declaration alleges
that the drafts IN question were seized and conseated
without authority OF law. The defendant, besides
pleading the general ISSUE nterposed in substance, the
following:
On Sept l. 1882 when he was Military Governor OF
Orleans, the outer line OF the picke OF the Union
army captured person endeayoring to make his way
furtiyely into New-0rleans from the enemys lines.
There were found concealed upon the person 50 captured
two or drafts drawn by persons doing business In
Satchez, Mica, upon firms doing business Ia New
Orleans. The defendant ~ such Military Governor
and obedience 10 the orders and proeamaons OF the
President aud under color OF certain acts OF Congress-
seized tho said drafts and caused the proceeds thereof
20 he turned over TO the Treasury OF the United
States. These proceeds have been duly passed
upoD, audited, and credited to the defendant
By order OF the President. On Sept !. 1862. com
ercsl intercourse between the State OF Mississippi and
tho City Of New-oreAns unlawful. That being so,
the drsfts In question were illegal and void anu peng
40 they were subjects of oonscatiop: As martial law
pro vailed and there were no courts and no civil auhof
10nmandinding general, without any OF the ordinary
processes Of law The drafts thus became the proPsr
u .he United states, aud the defendant on behalf OF
tine United States and It's agent collected the amounts
for which the drafts were drawn.
This case which hos been the calendar for eight
years was tried yesterday in tho United States Circuit
Cont elore Judge Woodruff, L. r. Wheeler appearing
For the plantId and United States District Attorney
bliss aud JOHN f. Deviin oopductiug the defense Gen
Baer present but he took no part IN the trial be-
VOID tstylng 20 the seizure and connscstion OF the
irfs AZ alleged In the answer AZ the answer admits
tie seizure in question: but denies It's alleged ilegality
there we're no fact 10 be passed upon by
Jury Jug was therefore, waived, and the trial was
mud bv the Court Ihe main Issue In this case H. was
cen BntIer acting In obedience the Presidents order
when ls seized sad conhseated the drafts IL was
claimed by No Bliss that the right TO bring the action
in Ills case barred tho statute OF limitations
Iudge Woodruff reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALrA-r Oct 3O-saes Extra White whsn. :. 81 7s
Which , Zee q 9s Con ,,f s' sssy Sa %
-four 40 r~orove state al 81 . one ear no 90 ~
Pour 10 600 bGL Wheat 10000 bush Com 42fOO bush
Oats 5O42O bu,nI barley $500 bash Cam. s1pmeHss-whea
Sda Kali EiboTs-w6est 800 bush Com $50 bush o,
i5e Corn iis 6a,s 7a Graa-Ths generally da
.S Of oG SS s6' No. S So 4 1900 o
5000 Bsrey pnyse Corn-thege aoss in tbe
UaIe.oo Oct SOFoaf dali and unsettled sale, Of Rrt Spring
spSss 81 Oola for Rs1sfj 81 o5s western,
p1sS s5 3o5 So S ca ossa a
ami higher s,es So MIei a! 80 n s Regular
Rejected 80 l4G3o " lsh AiIel S9i9S57S 0at. s.esy
c, 27 Ry quiet and weas at Zoe Tor No Barey da AID
u Is for No. s 9oSSss for NJ ssaHs "a, p ,s
t. easier FOR uur; T., Deember Baik Meat, in far demand
Clear Mdcs; Gs shorI RIO Mdde., December Chs for
short Gear Ms. Shoulder DC SS's@oe BA %S 5onn,
and unchanged At soc Reeepts75O0 bo Poa 100000 bash
5 RI @ OVsb slrsy sbpmeHs-9OoO IBIS Flour $4,000
eat l27OOo push Corn. $1,000 bush Oats aud Z'OOO
LOUISVILLE Oct 3o-EOq quiet Gram do md UNCHANGED d
RbSde, s079e Clear sides 7'4aSc sa9areured Hans no
ne, sa'E y he1,, d nS@.t "a SIC '''''' QUO -
amwlUEEE Get S0-Fioar quet and unchanged Wheat IN fair
vember, 81 04ai Deber Data and in s demand at O@
10y Irregular At 81 Az iS5 No spHng GOO s Xxi ooS
bush wSea shp@eas-7 Flour, $4,000 bush Wheat
tEsw0RLsINs Oct NeLass-354 b5s cey . AND az .oI
Clarified 02G64c for Fair 10 PrIne u d5i a. Tor PRIME
7la72c Muky firm at 90c Tor LoaNsna and IL W
unchanged Gold lOs2 Cur
rensy aa2 per premium ETehange-sterng BaHs Drafts
llB. Nes YORK SID ld2 per cent premium. -.
O.yaso Oct 3O-floar steadYj 1900 bb.s a. 81 90
for No spring 80 for Amber Winter - % Jog lite Hs
. Tor Of / 200 bush No
Mviukee Cu0s 81 40 Corn dohi iaea o. lSoe bush a. 20
Canada held 81 III 0JdIl o. Cora Meal
Ioxer Bl,eI 81 l5 Unbo.ei, ~ 10 = bleed unchanged
shorts, Sl7QslS shpstdhs, Sl9 hdding 20 81 A. ton
Philadelphia Lumber IS % 20 The Hudoai 81 70 70 New ora
Railroad Preghis-FJur Philadelphia Boston. Goo New
Yor DOE 10 Abaay Reeeip-2f 900 bush heat IS 300
bash. Barley smpmens-l 800 bbs Pour, 1900 bush Wheat
10 900 busn. Barley 947 900 feet Of Lumber
LOWS Oct 30Pou quiet sod weak ensiu, smshi spng
bed zler; No Red Winter able
81 So Corn duh AMI lover 80 14O for No MIe AZ east
racki 39d39 elevator seller No'ember Oats quiet and
UNCHANGED H. B1gey d aud ulchaa zei
III 272 Rive Gmer at 6JdBic WHISKY STEADY
lower packed shoulders aad Gear RIB Sides Oic round ios Clear
Chg Bacon Irregular business small sccurato
quotations be Lsri dnl sales steam AZ le seller
January 50 5OaS3 10 Cattle duh AZ sjGt5 20
Tor Pal, Choice Texans for Fair Choice Native
steers bbs Flour 10000 bush Wheat, - ODO
bush Corn bush 1000 bush. Barley 1000 oash.
ave 500 Hogs, and 200 Cattle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-31
PASSENGERS ARPTVFD.

FROM LIvBRPOOL-Ka steamship AgortI, Oct s0-o,u -.
M ORA children Mr. and Mrs A8fT DR. brasw
,a M and Mrs r. " r. slyyessnt Aad chilli M-s stgy
Mrs ". infant NJ O. T. bsnst
children, tee Mr. r. w. Lewis MI aud Ms.
And ron, Mss Anderson and gyernes Mr. Hunt, VIZ Thomas
Adams M and j. Ornsbe. Mr. ani Mr. r. - Aoen, W. ?
w. Moeu the Misses Moen 2l Mr. Bril- NJ AMI Mrs J. Behn ns
Mssc. Beden ~ Mr. W. H. Pratt the Hon ForJt, De- SOD Mr.
W.er ster Mr r. dc Beer NJ and hf. d. H. haght NJ
AMI MIRA H. g. Hayht Ms Haight AID Mad, Nr. w A. Roo.
j. Tosrseud Goodsin Miss C. ~ Cor Mr. Harness John W.
Hmerss, g. G. Dolson W. W. DOrr. Mrs and Miss > W. Can
nell NJ and Nm w. b. Dbsnore M ami Miss TOWNSEND Mr. aud
Miss Fisher Fisher Mr. Rgy Mr. aud Mrs lares ani 'ou
a. anos IL NJ Jones Mr., Good Albert Mr. Kirk, Mo- snou.
A J. Turnbu Mr. Cafe Mr.. wilkins Mr. AID Mira T. X ki'es NJ
h the three Misses Ryes and two nails Mr. Brown 10
Misses Brown Nj. and Mrs C. Hanoeton, nal ,nd He
ooissn M sna Mrs. W n faiconer, Miss u E,an'
Haeu and maid, the Rev. John A. Williams, bss MAJOR,
Ms T. Browo Mr. Lnilay. Mss Barrili A. W sprafs,
Copni Chaarn Mr. ard Mrs ~ bomls Mr. and Mira
Ms Coa1 Rane Miss Binclsrj r. Loyi Mr. and M
r. p Horoe Moore. 4. D. Jones' Dr. H. g. Paod
snd daughter II. ThobGrn Miss Dalympr, b. Gunan, w. $40
q. W. Wesh q. A WELSH Mss Welsh. Theodore Hmsne
Mrs MTborbara Mr. nni Mn Huiiy, Mas Herman. Miss sehist
in, Miss Seweombe, Miss Fisher Ms Garrett Me' SERVER ana
msss Lieut. LVngsione L. 5. ~ Mr. CrOsbe h,ani MS W
sd ant VIM Carr, w. H. Redheae r. Aaemisn,J j. NJ G
pin w. ". Kuzht
FROM HAyANA-Ia steamship csv Of Nse-YorL Oct. 80
RegnOds vie, Wa. Sauys Don Pedro, Dor
Dou YsIo Perez Don Martin SOsa. Don Jose Gomez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-31

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s, sos. s%, :. 'IS a,.sy.. ~ isss .se ''s,.
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sound iher steam vt,is. Intervals q 10, % o., ss'.
ore ussd Hlsr, otsl h-a isr boats 90 no. a,''s
sta u ALL Jon thereto aeeu a iAIe O. 20 ' W ~, "a al,
bong eaue 81 elevation # q essi eco ~ -t
roo ih, brog tsssy h. o .ney .g% -. ~.
shr li .-aaa so,, To tsh TO- 'sfIy BE-.
ss oe fssaiAtei ~ nh ., at Board Of sa'es s''e'|
Irs5'os - ,'' d @ t ,,'s ,t y q, . .' 80. -.
1einz s,s.In,hgs aoa ssaaas.. sary.ag .saL' -, %,
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"ras hsh proba By A1r. % 1854 90 s', zoe
lighted h upH IA, lon % la to .hsh eh ss'I,sT 81
sb de srs N the ali sst 4 Apfi 90 1884 nd 90
s eoe ss ,"' aai "a, =. 'ar ?, 20 .a,t
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re osing han, 'dopsoi ~ %: hs, q sup',SE
ne AMI approved b, tas ssofeiaY Of voc ',efy b. 's' ''
rss asa o., ,,yso.,. VIII rsiie, bob ssa. .n
o,ts ~. are b ADAPTED . he eheir Of the n'Fsnes
preveatla soeisn ~ collision o. eii,rx,t
psP,trSsSrs cHcuL,R. ssyT. y lS.l
~ inruons 'hs Depsr.''ut rshs hsh', g " a." 7"
seS n. az Of 'ueh 'srch ouI se ssdAagsf tn y q
VIZ A. RicuaRpsS. ecorshfy.
EEf,rrvs TO 200 sIsrAla a. ,o-,
TEsssrRf UHpAarvrSr. NksHSCrOg, ID g., Oft IN iT,S
infriet % issue 70 s,eh ''sI
regular psps 81 thp dfsnf she
10
inspectors ~ h,rnm Nesfhi
r.ed That President Of the B1sr q hapsfT'inf ~
nectous respectable request The Sca q hs loasup 10 nsHe
Collector % seabo, AMI es b. sue 70 Zach F
.acr' y he togan nktal
adopted Boa glass af 10 ssI'
oon.tioo. pscs SAID Tessei4"
TIE rlcs referred 10 80 Howl ,.
!. night, tg
bel1g shi he sounded .-
Ssfns vesses mi ar propelled By 'as ~ eos'n,
sEes and MYERS ihs when the strosri tse. soui 90 o
their og when he tleF sha souni 40 nAf
r ogAoas When 9TH me siSd re- runnuy large sey ,ah
svull Of Their oharsg When g ~ Or Al tnhof
IN ele instance he above hgas 'hs'
b. sounded a Intervals Of not than tso
g. Wien AMI soclnrci ~ moofa -
shsi asro
signal Aau minus An1 all stAe nAF-
a hck weather shall b. The ig plsis
whistles intervals ~ nnstes
l. Vesss shall all tie approth Of any s''aues
duHagt gatei to mat point o. qaTs
~ such shall approaching And ca nav
1w n sncl a. , ltttea.
n they shs souai fog born al n.era OF u' ofs
than tNo m nutek
sbil at all the 6ut of 10 give " he slhs
vessel her propelled b1 sails tdsutg an te"n e-l
Of her way hs A. hoHAhDsos ssertiarT 81 'A' ls''~'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-31
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MANS

FRIDAY. Ger. 81.
Fo German NAL via S.c,u steamship Washington ms's
close at ~ NJ steamship fran he 100, Of founS
HobOae1.
.. q. HAhfar
Halifax. r. closet at e NoNIOrb f0tOAee EVER
isJ al ?. and goes va Bosom
SATURDAY.. Nov l
Liverpool
seams6ip Oc-anie. 1880 Supplementary Ma Ar
double postage letters printed natter co-ei a. he Po-tOnss
p steamship sails a. IRON WAITE star DocE' Pa
vona kerry. Jersey
Rurope via Bremen, BY the steausho
Hermann close ct IL NJ supplementary MAI for doaposr
letters and printed closed the Posi- O0ce al lsO y N
steamship sail. at o m from Of Third st. HobokeH.
Brest hsvTe, BY the sleamsLp
CON
KeY West br CITY ofSsn An'oho eoSe al
Steamship al 5 o.. Is Pier No. 20 l.. Il
SUNDAY. Nov 2.
Al Mails close III O'Clock Ihs fVsObee opsn hoh -
% 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-31
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-No. 5S.-Amer1cen Wood
Paper Company Fiber DHisgng Appeal FROM the
Eastern District OF New fort-rhe Wood Paper
Conpsy. Of certain patent. for i1'etou for the
manufacture Of paper pulp and papsr from wood straw
and vegetable sbrOuht suit against the dend
restrain alleged nfnsrmen Of ave separate
Of eonoJ the manufacture OF PAPER
claimed having been the essdA9" Tbs answer
dsBs Of oil nnngrmen deaa OF the validity OF three
graaad novelty the iaVennen de-
nal validity Of ned pssnis the ground that theT
the orgiaz patent Tae
the dead,st TO all toe patents but on aad
sdadxsd there had Infringement bat 40 the
had proa the lnfns no damages were
SLOWED Prom this decree both parties appeal and ae san
Jenetes for appellant on Appea5 H. W. hasss
for tllspto on rfes appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-31
pECIsIONB-OcT. 20.

Superior COut-.Speciai Term.-By Judge an loIs.'
Nasr Co AIT or psa'h ~ dsmnrfef
doisBdaht 70 lsse op'no1 De C"'s a.,
Casse-Orer VACATION inuucton order Hernsteu sgt 'an
SAM ec.on granted 10 hs following eaes fpe
Barr Lynch al agt Beard Il al Du1y ST oaio snl E
Company rrrrs Dspoet Company at Pfstt 81 al N
York Company sgt KeYe spYef ast hsls hesema 's
Phnile e. al, Mari sgt Balisn . -.
scdgvick J-Ddo Az Toe West Bradley Csrey saaai'"'
ing C0mpanT.-C4se settled amended. and hied
Supreme Conrt-ChaB,bers- J.-Danicls agt.
Daniels couhuneI Judgment Of divorce grant H.
ohersee az IN Bruce N
the matter petition Of CronveiMem for counsel shno
aEt Mehtt-Nodon granted Gihet Az M Tor eull
81 The after Of petition Miller r appointment VI aee
a. Men for counsel The op 40 khun sg hndt % lrf
grante Caan az ACKNOWLEDGES spTosd fsss AZ F-HA
Melton deaied With $40 cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OP agw- toRK. .................... .ocT 20
CLEARED.
' p Herman Ii,ius.son ohee-nrn ssvsupal
seas Westl hala ,GeE schweaea Hamburg Sc hunhanh
steamship North Point Foley Philadelphia Loar Steamship 20
seint' City oi,ya1a phio. H,ysni - T. A'1'41e~ S0AA
steamship Sepa7e, Besse Boston ~ y N@0eE
s ses1.SD a GsSsC Fat, p6iisisipRs
eauhP fae S2sals J8l.oS. r S, 1. A's Henri,
BARI TuPper (Bl. You'll Cork Tor oNsrs, Il pe"ohs
Bari Aa,a Glrgu, GL) Jeana, Gibraltar 70. orders PaneA,
Bars 6icaang sophie orl Peterson, Rotterdam Te,eusa Book
F.i RIOS. Of D,,oa Orb Gibson Queenstown for o Geo r.
B., bonneville B Smith Hare Tor orders uerey Pstt
Bns Carlton, 1rsoauu. hitapa Sc Brtt Son a 60
Bsrs Nuora Doyee @ Cbeesa SorS Tor press 9,9eh %
BsrI hannibal oG Neann CoustaHtiaople Se Fuhca Es
Barb v.an,r tSorl L,r,en ye~c, Eas Punch Elye .co
BIZ Atalant I'D Wbeis liarbor Grace H. T. Clnis Co
RgewoOd johnson, Geose'cwa and r. bai g. D. hsHea
iC@ ,,,,t 81. IT.. y u ILL.,, p.
s4I Ella a1s, S to ~ h 'S' Ssl 6, f
sehr D. ConaOD, Condor, Jacksonville
ss,%:p Algeria 9, Carat nsEpG S,c 91; T. Va Queens
town 1910 ~, III H. DO lu an, ada.
' s e.s 10 c.bs sr Frsn Porouce Oct 81 eouave,
steamship Ci{ o. SesY.rl De'sen Havana Oct 25 "ia ~s'
Steamship iios ysr arlsn Sept 20 COssanuoPe SOFA
'n s.@sD cs Il Waco new 1000 u Boger chester rsp
s SaA Sss Goa,ed III BAIL Pr,l Mani. Jcns g. and a,
Jufy wit
Bari Friacs.co chsaro NAL poseeo Dublin 30 dar ballast,
BARK IaLl, Mss,cioae rlrsgOaa 20 d-ys Nth mice
Evening tot Turks Island, Chek GulHausno Is DAYS
B.is Atlantic tRu,, E,eshol% Ssrc,'il. 4, with ud,
Big someTses f hirGsor n So heBhd Bis afbor. 9 D. 10
S1s to liverpool NJ So Y4rdora JOhn, P r. II d.
SIX BrsS,u to Hsnht n ST. a,Knrs Cos Bay OBJ. . Gays.
shf Hattie sampson 'ef Por.nd. DAVIS, Charleston days
sLr Rover Brown. Charleston WITH ,sioSd lice
schr jennie stca, Sioat savannah dsys vito usioei
ssIr G. Robvsou BrunswsE Ca 10 DAYS ~s riOai
shr En. Mcadua Nurc 10 DAYS sita yellow
sehr Is Shsw of Roesau "s Mosquito Cove sL ASsfs"r
SIR + Williams. sewsary B.itnore
ssar NJ " Drses HssselL cslsions C. b, With coal
scHooSsKs-Ri'Es .So ooasr~ss
' ~ xiY O Proy,Ieacs D. Ia ssaissss Bosferl.
Nj J.ss BrlIslert Ienresta Ps~tuek,L
Geo. v. Pierce, s,cp Sterling bridgeport
n.s'or fsli River. Ch4noeusr. ball hver
sp,eJgen, Ma fslsnL A r. kiBdOcg, New haFvn
salem Ctsr, 9ossoA
r. s. TerrJ. Ps~.scket
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros 30Anved steAmshls Aioeas'e from Casrssnt
FUsTKEss aosEoS Va Oct 3OArnvsd bng, MaJse Asd
PaiIApsIral Oct 3o-hs steamship Jun,,s sev or..s.
aasVSrSs Oct so-Arred .is.u.hD City Of Aasua gidas.
sss Fe.scI.co Oct sO-Ariy.a ship Gamer Dove Neua.a
FOREIGN PORTS.
kovfLIR Oct 301he Anchor Lice steamship Aasrshs Ietr
New YOrs OF is, Or Gla-sO~. Avei Yesterday,
I,ssTooL sorus s.os.l lin. .,..m.Ap i,. Thompson
frsm New I0rt Oc IL, arrived here 81 ssoa ysstert.y
SPOKEN.
Oct t SO ~ long 80 w. bark V'sss tsor RON Liverpool
Oct sspt IS lat IS ~ long b3 H. brig nsAsss .s.
Hsx.lork ior srADdr,A, h
IIw Latssi sA.p ssgs ses FJn PaesJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-31
UNITED STATES PRACTICE.

In the United States Circuit Court yester
day. criminal sde Judge Benedict presiding the case
OF Charles Calender, indicted for accepting bride as
q Bank Examiner, and the case Of William NJ Graham
indicted for embezzng the funds Of the waikiki Ma
tona Bank were put for the term. 1t being too
short for the trial OF either case In the OF John
Bett convicted Of sending obscene literature through
the mai motion for q trial was denied. Several
Grand nrors were required to show cause why they
should he fined t25O each for not attending; and
Philip Farrell Was found guilty OF dealing IN counterfeit
money.
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rwEEp's TRIAL CLOSE AT HAND.

As expected. the motion to begin Tweed's
trial was made by the DittrctAttorney yesterday in
the Court Of oyer and Terminer. The counsel for the
defence all present but Mr. Fullerton showed that
very little could be until next Wednesday and by
eo.sent tho case wss set down trial that DAY.
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CALENDARS rHis OAs.
La-HAnnEIT I-N

CALkNDAhs-THu OAs.
surHvnH BARgErT. J-Noslt4 l43 ISL
1913. l9i Call l06.
GkysRAI TKRs-Aii0urnei until Nov D.
kPSoiAt IEkM-hIJOuaoi until Nov D.
tIKcur-PAKr DAVIS, J.-OJer ami Termiaer business
ttKour-PAAr IL-yla BR0ST JCAss short eaase essn
dar On Monday 80,
srrsRIoa CouHrTsiIL TsRnPntsI and ~ 'oan'd FOR NE
tern.
CouRr or Convoy prEa.-TRtn TERS-PsRr L-DtLr. % =
No. 32l3 22bs $3.50 2373 1889 1884 1852 2O 2Ol2 Sio
2i4. 500. 2S64, 800 1910.
rAKT u.-AdjoaEncd tor Me tern.
EGurI TERH-J \. DALY. y-Nos ~, 6si II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-31

n,r Monday in The CQur eeners Session. 70 plead 70
found again. them D, Js The names o' so SVv
NOR, pessons charged oassss VII o. presented MO
Grand jury at the heT, tern Of that oooFt l..r.
William " James, colored, age 10, was held YES
torfar 10 dent $500 By JHser Lsdw ioI hsns oa eo
premises Of Kpor OsTmins and Bedio'a ~
an oolorsd Of No Va Amtyst held In dsaat ~ fovp
log $50 20 eobss from s residence o. 'nS'"'
N We.tT t-rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-31
THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA EXCHANNE

HArAvA Oct 3O-EIcange quiet; Uni St,tes GO lays
eur,a o. Q56 yer prmon DO Short nhi do % ~ per
pfrmuui 90 da go % 400 cent mumi DO shon
G7dGa per London oz@oS yer cent pre-
. PARE, 60 yer oeai premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-31
CRIMINAL NOTES.

10 the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday be-
Judge shAndsy JOhs Pagan committed deianl OF t1OOO
5000 property Carroll Of No $3.50 E.'s kstteenh
About 200 lottery policy dealers will be arraigned
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IMMATURE sLNssAc.

% 4 % Moor s.s y
sssy Hoot 80 iAand 400 Hell 5an Ft1J.. 6it3
p,N-P
S.nt, hoo. 4OJ GoTs isaBd. 444 Hell PtV.. 633