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WTANTED, A LAD, A GOOD PENS
w MAN, and quick at figures. Apply In
own handwriting to a. B., Key Box, No. 81.
feb25-1%
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TITO CONTRA ACTORS.-FOR SALE, BEL
Il CLAN PAVING BLOCKS, the most approved
aud durable pavement, denvered at the DOCKS
direct from the quarrles On The Burison River
N. j., opposite New York City. For information
as 10 size, freight, &C., apply TO ADOLPHE
MECKERf, Dealer Ia Belgian Paving Blocks, No.
68 BoWcry, New York. jan2l.tuf3moS
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BOARDING .--GOOD BOARD, WITH
ID comfort ble rooms, ON reasonable terms
at 40. II Broad street, betTetn n King aud Meeting
streets feb22
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DLEASANT QUARTERS.-PERSONS
III desiruus OF Private Board In healthy aid
delightful p.rt OF the city, will pie use address
"B." at this Cfli"e. Norlherners wishing TO spehd
the summer In the city Will 1nd the location par
ticu,arly ADVANTAGEOUS. feb10
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ONEOR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBJ
" TAIN desirable Boarding at No. Went.
worth street. north slie. fe6l2.3
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BUILDING LOT IN SPRING STREET,
I'D north side, third east Of President, 40 by
luU with Fruit and kvergrt Gu Trees. Apply 10
A. Z. MoGlLLlVRAY, No. FIX Broad street.
feb25-l~
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E,OR SALE, LOTS IN THE TOWN Or
IL Petigru, on the great plalk road three and
q half miles from the city limits, now selling
daily at my office Some OF The best stands,
fruu irg eli the road. still nu had Lots 80 by
lou feet each at from SIS to SIS. No charge for
papers. Apply at once and see pla'.
A. U. MCGlLLIVRAY
feb6.1m No. 2SH Bread street.
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CHARLESTON LIBRARY SOCIETY,"
slant, at O'CLOCK. AS questions involving an
important change OF policy will be discussed q
general 81 tendance o The members is requested.
By order Of the President.
feb26. ARTHUR MaZYCK, Librarian,
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED SAW
w YER one thoroughly competent to take
charge or and run frat class SAW NIL. Apply
at Cnisulm's Mills, west end Of Tradd street.
IeO25 .tuth2
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HORSES! MULES! MARESl
AENTUCKY STABLES, No. SO CHU GOH ST.,
BAMBERG l. MOODY, PRoPRIRToRs.

MULES, HORSES AND MARES AT
N r. UAKAAN'S Stables. No. IS Church
h,re-C, for sale en- time. Prices moderate. aud
Stuck guaranteed. ftb2l-4S
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE IN THE
I'D southwest and lower parls or the city at
ID galns-Logan street, Short street, Savage
street, friend street. Tradh street, Broad street.
Apply to A. U. .MCG1LLTVKAY. Real Estate Broker
and Agent, No. FIX Broad street. eb25-lH
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Meetittas.

DUST CHAPTER, ROSE CROIX, No.
I'D ], A. and A. =. R.-A Regular Communica-
tlon of this Chapter will be he at Masonic Hall,
THIS EVENING. at O'Clock. The 10Th Degree
Will be conferred.
By order OF tae u. W. n.
fen25 GHaS SAMHIS Secretary
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EOR SALE, A MILCH COW AND
IL Calf Apply at Stall No. IL, Lower Market.
fah1i Itu14
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LHOR SALE, 600 BUSHELS WHITE SEED
Il RICE. crop loE grown In Anderson. J..
l.. SHEPPARD. feO6
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
THE CoUR rs.
An Ex-Assistaut Secretary Of War
Sued for False Arrest and
Imprisonment.
COnstitutf0nality Of the Court Of
Special Sessions.
The Question Raised on Habsas Corpus
The Case Postponed for Argument.

The books and papers Of @. f. Aufmardt Co, No. 10
Greene street. have been seized by Marshal Fisk under
warrant Issued by Judge Blatchford il stated in the
warrant that Aulmardt Co. imported goods at an
undervaluation.
Yesterday Alien Clark who had been charged with
breaking open the cargo OF the American ship Frank
Howard and embezzing portion Of the same held
by Commissioner shields in $500 await the action Of
the Grand Jury.
The Tweed trial yesterday resulted in obtaining eleven
Jurors Judge Davis allowed them to separate, but TAX
ing the Stokes trial text cautioned them against
talking 10 any the subject permitting any per-
TO broach speak them the subject Of the
trial IN any way whatever Both sides have exhausted
their challenges and to get the twelfth juror panel
had TO be ordered.
The argument In the Police Justice motion was re-
med Yesterday before Judge Larremorc, Of the Court
of Common Pleas 1t will be renewed this morning.
motion was made yesterday before Judge Barrett, in
Supreme Court Chambers, TO put Comptroller Green In
jail for contempt court in dsobeying Of Its orders
The case will come up this morning for q hearing.
In the case Of Tiffany Co., reported In yesterdays
HERALD the application was TO restrain Daniel Drew
from parting with certain interest money, instead Of the
principal. as stated
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
COURT OF APPEALS.
Decisions.

ALBANY, Nov. II, lo7S
The following decisions were rendered In the Court of
Appeals to-day
Judgments Affirmed with Costs-Flike vs. Boston ana
nDany ha,iroad Company; prendergast Borst5
Hudson River Railroad Company; Bosworth va Vsndcr-
walker; Dugan ys The Champain transportation Com-
pany SANDS w hii Long va Western Railroad Corpor-
Rogers Va King; Merchants National Bank OF Syracuse
Orders Affirmed with Costs-warinx vs. Loder.
judgments Reversed New Trial Granted, to Abide
Event-Gray VS. Barton; Hewlett vs.. Wood.
Orders Reversed and Application Denied, with Costs
In the matter Of the petition OF the Boston and Albany
ORDER Reverted and Motion Granted, with Costs-1hs
older Reversed. and Notion for Mandamus Granted.
With Coss-The People ex rel Church vs. Hopkins.
Judgment Affirmed with Costs to all Parties to be PAID
Reargument Ordered Of the Following Questions.-
s IL ns s @ S the II sw % a0 q e
money the money OF the county. the Board Of
Supervisors maintain action for the cause stated In
the complaint on behalf and for the bonedt Of tho
counyf-The People va Ingersoli.
Motion Denied with $lU costs-Barker VI Coleman.
that Under the Codicii the Sephsws and Njeces Esc
Party 70 Ss fd som e he
Reversed and Proceedngs dismissed People Tei.
Rogers va Spencer County JudGe 4c
Of the Appeal 70 Abide IL. Final Dseioo IS 70 cosS q
the Acion--Moore Metropolitan National Bank.
Judgment OF Supreme Court and Proceedings Of Court
Martial heyersed. ex rel oatins VI Van Allen
Order Modifed Pursuant TO opnion OF Judge Folger-
Term: q Order e bs Settled BY Ham Without Costs .
Court OF Appeals Calendar.
The following il the Court Of Appeals day calendar for
November lZ:-Nos 40, Is, "a, 30 ~ 10. Is u
The New York herald., 1873-11-12

gradually reducing the number or their employees
until not more than forty nov % remain NJ q az a.
trade win produce Total u suspe OF operations
H. Dut question OF Q lew weeks. or perhaps days
The silk manufacturing works Of william McFar.
to i2s e persons, % s0Vu are "ss now s' Almost Idle
The SILK factory OF W. II. Copcutt 4 co. still en-
pl2x2 nearly all Of ts usual working force, having
u the present been but slightly affected oy sne
n Ftary gale. This must prove source Of gen.
ef6! consolation TO the hundred operatives ana
named estapIishment sI icr their T bread. while an
around them indications OF protracted idleness
and CONSEQUENT penury. In this factory no reduc,
tl0n OF time or wages has been made and during
conversation with the writer, one OF the hrm ex-
pressed himself hopefully OF continuing as tney are
market should become worse than 1t Is at present.
OTHER INDICATIONS OF DEPRESSION
Alexander Smith Sons, carpet manufacturers.
girls, have reduced the wages or their operatives
ten per cent, commencing on MONDAY, anu, IL II
s nave so ,n wo
piece work. One or Two packing-box concerns,
which supplied the hat factories, have been COM
PEELED to stop work, thus throwing number OF
women, boys and girls out OF employment Among
the carpenters and sash and blind makers little
work Is being done while the idle artisans stand
ing In groups on the corners lend holiday ap-
pearance to the streets.
AT SING SING AND ELSEWHERE.
Other places along the Hudson as well as on the
eastern side OF the county are also commencing to
experience, to some extent, the effects OF the
panic. In the village or sing sing NUMBER OF men
have been discharged from the Arcade File Works,
while the few at present employed are working
only about half time. At the state Prison some
fifteen or twenty foremen in the shoe department.
have had their wages reduced twenty per cent
The proprietors OF the Hudson River sugar Refnery,
at Hastings, have, is said. given notice TO their
w0rkingmen OF reduction OF twenty per cent In
their wages until times grow better. 1t is under
stood that the orders on this establishments LOT
sugar have OF laJe materially fallen on, the result
being that larger stock OF the saccnarine COM
modify than they can readily dispose OF now
awaits the tardy movements OF the market In
Morrisania, where manufacturing is conducted on
very diminutive SCALE even the lew operatives
employed have been In some instances cut down
to three-quarters time, while others OF the con-
Germs have suspended work altogether. Last FRI
day fifteen men were discharged from the car lac
tory at fremont, the wages OF the remaining hands
beng reduced ten per cent.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
LABOR IN fHB DEPARTMENTS

Domptroller Green and the working
men Who Are Out Of Empioyment-A
Strange State or Things.
There are thousands OF unemployed workingmen
who have obtained hard earned subsistence
through their labors on the public works and i'm
provements of this city, and are now In danger OF
starvation from the inability Of the Commissioner
Sf Public Works, Mr.. Van Mort, to obtain money
hOm Comptroller Green.
Mr.. Van Mort stated to HERALD reporter yester.
Aay that there were at present in the Department
N Public Works about 1900 men employed and
that 100 had been discharged. He said that If the
comptroller would decide to approve OF the sure
ties to the awards made and sent to him for
approval some twelve or fourteen days ago.
and on which he had asked for two post
S0nements OF five days each which had been
granted, all would be right and 1000 men
spenns Of streets ana other
After the two postponements OF five days each had
slapsed the awards had again been sent to Comp
10 be done In examination Of the sureties could be
performed in three or four hours, ''yet not
sf Mr. ' Van Nor had Seen hssrd qsrn om
Ar. Green, while contractors, to whom
ods the haa anS ealing
speedy action In the matter In order to relieve
she necessities OF the laboring men. There is
nenta Mr. Van Mort declared that nothing can
70 on unless the Comptroller will approve OF the
sureties and simplify the mattern There Is
work for 1900 men Immediately, III Green win but
net In unison with the other members OF the city
government, In affording work which must even
tually be performed by the unemployed masses.
A HERALD reporter called upon the Comptroller
yesterday to endeavor to ascertain what that
Dficial was going "to do aboutp approving the
Bureties on the awards which have been living SO
sOng In his possession without any decision having
been come to by him. After waiting over two
hours upon the convenience OF the watchdog OF
the treasury as he has been caled-no donbt as
. t0ke--Mr. Green asked the reporter in an ex-
tremely harsh manner .'what he was waiting forY',
81 want TO ask you what you intend to do about
the examination OF sureties which are waiting for
your approval on the awards In your possessionY,'
The Comptroller feplied:-
IL haven't looked at them yet.r
And having said 1t, he walked on. declining
Mrther conversation. Small satisfaction Tor
thousands or hungry mouths Az the door OF the
Gity Chamberatn's 0f1ice the reporter met with
score OF hungry and gaunt looking men who were
hlently waiting for the wages which they had
earned but which were withheld from them by the
Comptroller, FOR what reason Is not known. Their
curses were not loud but deep the author OF the
delay.
twenty-five men have been put to work on
Riverside Park and there Is no change In the de-
yartments from the state Of things that were made
public the day previous. The Dock Commissioners
have discharged twenty men, but will make no
Mrther reduction at present. as the lower piers on
The Fast River are In very dangerous condition
And will have to be rebuilt very soon.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
THE CRISIS IN wEsTCHEsTER.

Gloomy Prospect Looming UP for the
Working Classes-Three Thousand Fac
tory Operatives Idle at Yonkcrs-Emect
Of the Panic at Sing Sing Prison-Gen-
eral Symptoms OF an Approaching La.
bor Famine.
The past week has done much towards precipi-
tating ''hard times" among the factory operatives
and other artisans In various portions OF West
chester county. Especially Ia this blightng result
of the recent financial panic observable at Yon-
kers where are centred three -fourths OF the man.
ufacturng interests OF the entire country. Out of
the 5000 persons young and old, employed in the
manufactures and workshops at tnat place,
careful estimate places three-nfths OF that number
at present out OF employment and without much
that is encouraging to look forward TO during the
dreary winter months. Some OF the factories have
almost entirely suspended operations, while the
remainder, without . solitary exception have
been compelled to eject reduction in either time
or wages, besides cutting down their force numer-
ically to skeleton proportions.
HARD TINES FOR THE HATrERs
The waring Manufacturing Company. hat
makers, usually employing about 700 operatives
after total suspension OF two weeks, resumed
work yesterday with less than half their force, the
wages OF many among these having been reduced
nearly ten per cent. Even with their
present circumscribed operations, this COMPANY
win not continue to run their mill longer than per-
haps couple OF weeks, when, Is their annual
custom, they win close again Tor month, In order
to take stock, repair machinery, &C. Whether
they will be able to resume work with the advent
OF the new year must altogether depend upon the
condition OF the money market.
THE SILK TRADE SUFFERING.
At the silk manuiactory Of George B. Skinner q
This company has heretofore given employment Co
about zoo persons, their trade being SO un-
usually steady that they were enabled "a
comfortably tide over the financial storms
OF 'b7 and 81 without the reduction OF unit I'm
their working force. they nave mad to succumb,
state OF the finances, aud have for the past few
weeks been running on three-quartcrs time and
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME Counr-Cracuir Part l-Adjourned for the
torn. Part 2-Held by Judge Van BruntNos 2l44 Z3s4
i2so sssH 1910, ssa laS sash 7d lasS i2ss 1895,
Nos q Js g ics IOs l5 is IL 10 iss. Isl IT'S
surEsios couRr-TnlAL TkRx, Part Held By Judge
sso az sS m rass 81 Hsd s Sy ygdgs
CouRr or Coxxor PLxAs-GKxxRAL Txxx-Heid by
Judges O. J. Daly, Lcew and Day.-Nos, e As,
Judge 81 s1 S No. ss 1924 ss sO s0ls s'
MAaIsn covnr-Par Held BY Judge Joachim sen s1o5
Nos 1854 ESQ 1854 27A 1s, 1858 s2ss s0,2 2ss ~ ~
sSs ss ses s sss' ss' Idsss sss
2877 287a 1883 2399 1885, S162 Part 3Hed Dy yns1
Curts-Nos 2545h, s0s5. slsS $685. 267S soo 2ei o1o
10, oosr ns 90 80 S M by Judge suthe
andrhe People John Dooley and onpous assault
pretences; Same George CarneS - sicnions
and batteryi Same christopher re 7ohn Bront
assault and battery same vs. yreeeiving stolen GOODS
Same VS. Peter Morgan, grand larceny hamss con1ely
- Darcus Grand larceny; same vs. rnunan oolnony
foreery: Same va William scanan' risAA Dio"' saw
The New York herald., 1873-11-12

70 a the military reouirements demanded of o peepIe
~ ocncral sherman But this was
- NOT 4 MILITARY AnnxgT y.
~ Al ny was not made BY the commanding general OF
sne dssrict was made by alleged executive order
usa nundreds Of miles away, and not for some offence
M w. ~ y dad sxst In Georgia. conferred no power on
eIy o1e IN esnnRton TO seize In Georgia and
oflng MN 70 W Washtngton. The act OF Mr.. Dana was
An iNsunoRDInArR ACT,
Georga Martial Law was connned 10 the locality Of the
war sno was desorbed by Lord WELLINGTON in hts de-
spAches % be nothing more than the Will of the general
Ihm act o. tne defendant was such open and
yLAGhAhT VIOLATION CoNsrITurfoH
nat ought NOT 70 be allowed 70 20 without in6icng
such damages the author IL as twelve men on their
oaths would deem to be sufnciept punishment
After some discussion between counsel on both sides
the Judge said IL would be 10 let the M
into bis then the defendant could open his se
and subseoueDuy counsel might discuss any points Of
The further hearing Of the adjourned to this
morning s4 I-HI
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
TIE COLBY MURDER CASE.

Bad Look for the Prisoner Cahill-
His Threat to stab Deccased-Cahfll
Committed to the Tombs.
Coroner Young yesterday held an inquest In the
case OF Michael Colby, late OF No. A. Gold street,
Brooklyn who, it is alleged, was stabbed In 'front.'
OF No. "a Cherry street, on the night Of the 2sth u
timo, with knife In the hands OF James Cahill.
Eliza Murphy, who lived at No. 3 Batavia street,
testified that the night Of the occurrence she met
deceased at Branngan's liquor store No. "a Cherry
side the door the prisoner said to deceased, THAT
is the son OF q b-h who stabbed me !" the witness
interfered and denied the accusation OF Cahil; the
latter, who had knite in his hand, ran for dolby
and stabbed him; Colby had been drinking, and
the prisoner was much intoxicated; he WAS taken
away by woman and went home; tho witness
saw blood on deceased's shirt and cried out
'sHe is stabbedln ~ deceased was then taken away.
she was in Brannigan's liquor store with deceased,
Cahil, and two women; the prisoner was
named Colby had struck prtsoner : sSey Se ali Sad
three rounds OF drinks, for which deceased paid I;
saw no trouble In the place. but heard or the stab
bling; deceased was quite drunk, but knew what
John Cain, living in Brooklyn, saw deceased in
CahiI Was there also, but heard no trouble; saw
oahill as he came out and asked II he had been
struck; he said, eyes, that son OF . b-n there
tpolnting to deceased) struck me, and am going
to cut him as he comes out;, after wards heard de-
ceased cry out. "oh God Pm murdered; & I'm ma .
outside the door, with his hands TO MS slde: inc
conversation with prisoner occufreu ouss,ae; ncs
| the door; saw E1ffe In the prisoners nanos
| when he made the threat against deceased
| Oflcer. Harris OF the Fourth precinct teStmed
| that he arrested Cahill at his residence, no. ~
| CHERRY street and confronted him with Colby at
thn stst,cn Scuse but he did not Identify him; he
seemed unable to identity any one Cahill ackn0wl-
edged the stabbing and In explanation, said some
shie about being robbed by boys IN Cherry street;
nr;soner said he had thrown the knife away.
| p'nenntv Coroner Marsh, who made poSt-m0rtem
examination, testified tnat perfcarditis nom the
stab wound OF the chest was the cause Of death.
The case was then given TO the jury, who rem
dered tine following 4.
VERDICT.
'That Michael Colby came TO his death BY a stab
wound OF the chest Indicted with knife in the
hands OF James Cahill at No. 50 Cherry street on
the evening OF October 2S 1873.
Cahll, who Is thlrty-three years OF age horn in
ireland and cartcnter by trade, was Committed
30 the Tomos TO await the action OF the Grand
Jury He declined, BY advice OF counsel to make
any statement touching hts guilt or innocence o.
the crime charged against him. Deceased An In
dustrious and ordinarily temperate man. was an,
married and lived with his sister In Brooklyn.
The prisoner who is married, has rather for
bidding cast OF countenance.
The New York herald., 1873-11-12
Decisions.

OcCf61Om8s
WASHINGTON. Nov II. 1873
No. "a Goodwin United states-Appsai from the
Court Of Clams.-This action by Goodwin 70 re-
cover compensation for the time his vessel under .
charter party with the was astsinss
did not bind the goyernmsnt @ and which had become
made al 81 rhoss The Court sustans he audips q
the Court Of Claims that the marine risk was with the
wise responsible the detention which resulted
the opinion.
No 49, Reed ct al vs. Gardener to the Circuit
Court for the Southern District Georga-This
action to recover debt of the plaintiffs in error upon
Georgia in oa is I6e judgment Was for Gardener and
Without going Outside the
tons there absolutey nohing presented tor in con
Bill ar Justice Hunt delivered the opinion
No. ~ Masterson Assignee, Vs. Howard ct al-Appeaf
from Circuit Court for the Western District of
Texaa-In this the Court afarm the doctrine that
States held the several States which had been en-
Justice Field delivered the opinion.
No. II. Still Hnderkoper ct aL-Error to the Cir
cult Court for Western District of Pennsylvania
This action seeking to compensation for
% s
the 1 &
In four days with part cash payment was violation
tics ~ Miller delivered the ss Opinion n-' 'N 1''
No A. Ray vs. smith-Error the District Court for
Mobile District Aa-Thls was an action on notes made
by one Hardaway, partner Of Ray, payable to Ray,
which were endorsed Smith In payment Of
o partne rsnip debt Of which Hardaway was unable to
pay hts half Cray having paid his proportion In CASH.
This before the and smith subsequently,, during
the resided in New York, hardaway and Ray still
residing in Alabama After the war suit was brought
ground that Hardaway having provided Ray with the
means of paying the notes, which he held at their
maturity Out afterwards paid to Hardaways other cre
dors at requesD Ray not discharged for or
notice demand the maker The Judgment reversed
the ruling that the evidence did not the
instructions the jury Mr. Justice Strong delivered tho
opinion.
No. g. Knode winiamson-Error to the District
Court West virgniaThs was action OF trespass
for destruction canal boat belonging to Knode at
Harrisons Landing, the Potomac River In 1852 Tho
defence general denial and the verdict sustained
il Judgment entered thereon Is reversed because
certain depOsitions rejected on the trial, and
another admitted which should have been excluded
because the notice OF its taking was itself without date
and did not the in which the deposition would
be TAKEN only giving the day OF the month Mr. Justice
Strong delivered the opinion.
No. 3A. vannever ct al Bryant-Error to the Cir
cut Court for Massachusetts, denied.
Nos. 81 and 81. Starr Stark and Bacon same
Error the Circuit Court for Orcgon.-Afirmed with
costs. No opinion.
No g. Ensey United States-Appeal from the Court
of Clams.-Anirmed with costs No opinion.
No. s. Railway Passenger Insurance Company
Ketcham-Error to the Circuit Court for Missouri
No. 81. Brown ct al Raplcy-Error to the Supreme
the District of mbia-Affirmcd with
aud ten per cent interest. No opinion.