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New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
DECISIONS-FEB.4 4.

% Supreme Court-ChambcrS-By judge Davis
Reaad sgt Stein sMouon granted allowance SZo Spsans
o Daon ct al 'f Aoeh02 . 1 Scmrsny sS K
wn-Aowane granted Lehman ast Stevenson sL-lereoee
sDd others HsweyhOhon grSnei Nash agt
Ve-MOuoa denied for reasons gwen by Judge barnard see
No o The bond NOT eOmPLaPSs II may Be rsoe%ea sl On
with COSTS abide event Oouihou' ag ooaeu
without and with leave to renew on proper ap sutton sg
williamson al-Referrei bsck for further proof .,,
By Judge Barretuh % nst-eierenee ordered TO se' fo
se Degrw aMoon allowance denied without costs
Hart aet Caldwell ct aMem counsel Mutual Life IDs Com
pny at FocMm for counsel Trelegar Co The St
Lawrence and Denver Railroad CoMouon 10 continue g
People * re- The Inspectors Of Common Schools
of the Seventh Wsrd-MOtion oened without costs
SUPERIOR COurt-Specidl Term--By Judge Freedman
Broom ag appointing referee Coleman ct al act
DcAsonEIa allowance Of $500 granted sAne ag E'efsIihe
Bruer ct -Ofier granted Sess sgt MoboL-The Same Harms
sg Toe Psnan R substituting attorneys TburbeI agt
ment defendants Oh demurrer.
Common Pleas-SDecial Term-Bv Judge Loew.-
Smith Cooey-Moton denied without costs hean SI nOn
Counsel sgt vuldre Mining Co of fAnrona.-See mem
Judgment Peoak sgt Le-JOdgmen' for defendant
BY Ju9ge iarremore the natter assignment Of Bryan Hind
and another at William II. CrswfOrd-Appcauon granted
Court of Appeals-ALBANY, Feb 4.-The follow
pg we're Court OF Appeals today Judgments
affirmed With oosS1nora sg 5he kOys & sSn'J bs JSa % e
trial granted costs 70 abide The eVs1t-Csg Sst
White; Meragh Whitwe Lynch sgt Crayi Wade agt me
costI1 he matter Of the application o. the Board oi Cei9T
the wabngOn Park Of the C Of Aeany Grant ag I1
less the within 20 days consents modification he judgment
conformity opinion Of the Chief Judge and such consent
given snd judgment modse Judgment affirmed modified without
judgment to be settled By The che J9ogS on 9OSs a
aud judgment 90 report referee affirmed with ag
judgment and judgment for the defendant the effect thai 1he
entitled 70 M sess gwen BY ss vii and S.e @ 70 Se s
Females sg for the Relief Of Respectable Aged ndgen
Females n y hew-lOrk.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
II ERN RAILROAD

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINZ Water Gap ouou1sburg
BngbamiOn, Sycuse WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAS
Depots York Barcsyt and foot Of Chrstopher
BROAD GAUGE BXPRbSS TRAIN. boonton Branen
through from Newfok 10 Seanton BingbAmton Homer
Cortland and without change at Dover with
Chester r. Waterloo with Sussex r. R. a. Scranton with L.
and b. r. R. for Kingston. Wilsesbaue Pttston &c.
7I5 mEXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denyle With Boon
Branch Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo with Sasssr
and Newton Washington with the D. b. and W. H.
Wsr Gap Stroubug Scraon Great Bend, Bnghamion AMI
with Lehgh Susquehanna and Lehgh
VALLEY K. r. al poBts those roads
1900 m PHLLlPSBURG EXPRESS stops 81 Newarf haoon
stations connects al Waterloo with SUSSEX
Phpburg with Bel Del r. r. for Belndere and LehlRh
nd Sasquehanna r. r. Lehgh VALLEY for bethlehem Allen
400 m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
Boono directly through Scranton and Bohamton without
stopping principal stations Connecting az Dover VITA
Chester r. r., and al Waterloo with SUSSEX X. K N
$50 m EASrON EXPRESS at Dover win Cheser ~
al Waterloo With r. and Phpsburg with Lehg ana ou
guehann T. r. and Lehyh Valley r. R. for Bethlehem Allentown
Reading. Harrisburg. and the West ., -, m ,
4:lJ m. HAChE TSTOWN EXPRESS connects Win ChesVe D. IT,
I'd with r. r. for Andover. Newton and Franklin.
$50 D. m DOVER EXPRESS 49, .,. "a,
For MORRISToWN at 7l5 9O ll:OO, l2;oo m ao, 3lo 20
For SUMMIT At 7:i: 100 slO 1910 and il:oo 2:2 32o
lJ0 5:20. 500. $50 and $50 0. m. - ~. 81. "a ,.,o
and 1900 m lO 2:3O. 5 iO i:O $500. 6VO 6'O SJ0 OOO
Fo- NEWARK at 75 7.3o 75O $50 9O $40 1910. 1890,
iOo m and 1910 m sll0 200 'Rj0 3.20. So $3.50, si2O
$50 4:4O so '62D ESQ., $500 $780, lOO0 and ROO
, m Trans marked stop a East Newark . -
Leave Eew-York for BLOOMFIELD and hONTCLAlk AZ IiS
$50 and O4O IN. and 300, 3iO iiO 5lO 6k9 and oOv m
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
CITY GOVERNMENT.
uo.rs of a..,.,ant Aldermen.

Ovrc,.,i STATED sKsssos, MosDAr Feb J. B1
Pos.nt-wi,m wade ESQ., President In The eha and quorum 0'
memberA .n.
That Tven,, I from Fr.tve Fourhsve be paved WIN
Belgian trap block pavement MI, -. r., r.xsA vth
That Tweuiy6utsL, from Firsi-ave 70 ihru N'' W P WV
Belgian block pavement
TIN, One iouhs from srh TO bshthA'e y"
paved With gr.pite-bloek pavement
srd com persaon Of the clerks and other
oae,rs tbe Board OF Aldermen aud prescribing ns ~
~ tbe isows Aldermen Murpbv Ke,iug Wiser HeaI
Cornell Coneton Strack Kreps, the Presdsnh eSN'4'
Kebos Linden. and Beee-t:s -.
Negsuye-Ausant Alderman Foley, ChneI' ioAs' n'S' W
and Sommers-1.
A1oarnei uu'' 'io''"' ' II. MoLoSEr, CLERK
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE

FOR CHARLESTON s. C.. FLORIDA PORTS AND THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
Sailing every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, from Pier
No % Nartk River. o The steamships
CHARLESTON. Capt JAMES BERRr, Iuesiay. FEB T.
SOUTH CAROLINA, Capt 7. J. BECKETT. Ihurdsy Feb o.
CHAMPION Capt H. w. LOCKWOOD Saturday. Feb. ~
SUpno passenger Througn passage heEet,
nI M Of sdug with the South Carolina Railroad
10 oil points and the North Eastern Railroad
Florence all the Chera~ aud Darlington ks
rad ann FLORIDA ports Insurance by this hne Ohb
UALFPER CENT f0rwamed free OF commission Blls Of
ng furnished signed oe Local Passenger and Freight
Ones, No. Ia Wes,-sL, Of Wsuen-st -... -
' HENRY K MORGAN L Co, Agents
through freight F further iniormaon 10 reference TO
through business. apply 10 BENTLEY j. HASpELL.
epsr, Aren Great Southern Lane No. 3II BosdaAy
EXTRA STEAMBRS WILL BB DISPATCHED AS SOON AS
LOADED.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREMRN-in steamship Wcser. Feb. L-Adolrh Weis
Gustav Never Sophe empp Kife LohmeYer Caussea
H. Henschen A. Morton, w. Bomenshs ennetie Wes
Weswsn Lula A. Lauk Ernst Sclnsbe Mr. and Mrs
Dr. H. Reid, Mrs snd Miss KAN, John L. schmidt hen
nnger Dursche John Snehmann Christian Arnold
Pauline Arnold Josephine Koson F Rob Noert,
Jacob Licbg De6oi F. Muller A. Ohlhof Geo Kip
pei chuxberge Rudolph HeSse Ca Bhng John burkardt b.
AlphOnse.
FROM LIVRRPOOI-In fte1mship C1nhda Peb al Fenming
H. Sspdfst H. Ballet family Mr. Angles aud family, g. Hunt b.
Afet r. r. Jackson J. Slnm w. Leselyn. G. Mckoy Mrs Nc
BltOy III. 81 Clay, and Dr. T. Smith.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
ERlE RAILWAY.;-Winter Arrangement H o o

L.
H Trains taking effect jan 2o s3 From Chamoes Depot 0r
g-Cneiunlu Chicago BIpesA Drawing Coaches
TO Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches 70 destination
mEEpress Mail for Buffalo abd Magma Falls Dnwng Room
Sleeping Coaches TO destuaton
(Dal-Cincunau and Chicago Night RIpres Sleeping
Cosches through to Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Cincinnati Deot and
Chicago without change
Additional Trains leave for
Port Jeryis g. g. II and III rs I. m. 4:0 and = 80
Goshen and Mdeowu 40, ., $780, II aad 'l5 N, 3;O
and III D. N.
Warwick g. n md slI5 N and E)0 D..
Eewburgh i8;3O and n A. m, $3.50 and $50 p. u.
1880 g. $780, IL and ';I5 3Jo, g. s. $780, = and
Rgewood Hohokus Alebd,e and Ramseys $780, 1880. II,
slI:i5 a m. $3.50 s, g. i6.0, 7 aod @ll:}l ?.
$50 g. s. 5.l5, 6, $50, -. 3. 10 and III 30 m.
1:l5 % 45 and II 30 and 3:f, SIS and $50
Park and Pa Gas. '7:J0u8:0 TO- IL II Noon,
sl45, 3.JO, a. SIS, g. $3.50, Q. 10 and 'l3o N.
Hd Haekgpsack and Way si5' and is45 NJ D. T. s. and
Spring Valley Way and BIS ia'a5 l. and p and
RnrIevood s. 74s 90 NJ Loo ais G5 Ga5 500 G5o
ce,I s. i is aud $50 m 30 Bis 4l5 $50 $50 '7:l5
D. m. and il2 Md
SparG s. 1876 10 m I3o 3;l5 AIS as 800 e:3o,
and tI:t5 D. m. AMI tl2 Md.
Pemot sud NYack, 7i3 ~ and 9;JO t J:l9i E3 3O,
$50 and t7:i5 p. and tl2 Md.
EB-rrans leaving Chimhest. half hours leave
IS minutes earlier than sboe The 10 and
1850 D. IL Mid Trains from Chambers-st only
quarter hours leaYe Twenty hrds ~ earlier than
time.
Tickets for passage apartments Drawing Sleeping
Coaches the checking and
and
Brooklyn at the COmpanJs Dpot and Of Agents at the principal
hotels.
'Daily tSundiys only . - 'tGosoen SUNDAYS only
N Genera Aeon
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Port OR NEW -TORK....

POGT OF -gOEK.... ...............,.......F L
CLEARED.
S,samsSp Charleston berry Charleston s. c. H. r. Morgan Co
Sieamsbp Neptune. 6aAer, Boston H. + Dmock ,-.,c.
Sbp Brth tBr u Porter Liverpool, Grnnei Minurn Co.
S6p Golden Brj, Mcdonald s. Georges Mdaesn 4 Co.
Bari Iuid (Aust) AHorea Antwep Faae4 Elye . Co.
BARK W. Grhs (B) Drummond, haianzls James L. Ward
Co v,,, F7i,D Mon,e,id.o for orders W. H. T. Hughes
Brl Lindsay, Porto CabeO &c D,Ie'' Bliss
SDs Jaboaoa Br, Da cuuhe Pernambucc H. H. Swim Co.
Brig Marquis Rose (Ger, Neebser Sein howiAId APn"i
g 59S 42sf"o NtI f;tneS ree Bsqsioes BqsaG,
Scbr S p (odvin. Waterbury. STANFORD.
ARRIVED
ste1nho Pm Mna.1 B BE- to Pi %b S Jan d. 'H' queens
Canada tBr) weee LvSI9ol Jan S and Queens
steamship weser lGer wSsTo B,eTen jan 49, and SOa'hnP
Steamship CaOns Beckett Charleston with ud'e and pass
shp T.%cIsns of G1ecuock Kerr Sept Helen,
Biz RditS tBr Foster Ponce p r. day, oranges
Be Daniel To~bndge tof NeWsVen Rogers Grenada jan lS
Scb Belle Cicse (Of Denni,, NeEerOn, Old HsIbOr. JAM 10
s5r cS LoO.ea usdsi aSysguei P r. il day, With o.nse
DOMESTIC PORTS.
eosroS Feb l-ATrved. steamship Gsbges BLl Liverpool
'ehIs FOoons oSToy @ va Feb aAyd bhg a. o. Nichols from
Santos for ore Passed Ior Baltimore, brig COacOrd, Ma
tanE,s Passed out steamship Cuba. for Havana.
STw-onIEASs. jan 2sAnvd steamship Western Metropolis,
from How-ierk
QUEENSTOWN Peb 4The Inmao Line steamship City o. Busse
Brooks EewYOk Jan. 70 Liverpool arrived here At $3.50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon
The National Steamship Compsnys steamship Sps Grace from
sts O'clock yesterday afternoon route
for Liverpool, and proceeded.
PIynoTH Feb 4-he Hamburg American Line steamship SesA
Hebch from York Jan. "a for Hamburg touched port res
terday.
IoypoS Peb 1.-The National Line steamship Denmark Sumner
from Ne Jan. 49, has arrived here
LIVERPOOL. Feb 41he Williams Guon Lac steamship laho
Morgan HeWYOrk Jan p arrived here to-day She did not touch
At Queenstown d consequence Of the heavy gales.
BKKsT 4Ihe General Tnsatlantc Companys steamship
Vile Paris Slrnoat from 6esiok u. 25 arrived here
O'Clock this morning
DISASTERS.
Ca Peb. 4Ihe steamship holtgomey, hence for
New York owed Tybee, this with shan broken.
The ship Himaya (Br Mcpherson, sailed from Neviort MT 49,
Hong and passed Ar Aug 20 and has not bern
heard Of The iron vessel Of 0S5 tuns built
Glasgow in 1864, aid hailed from GreenOck.
SPOKEN.
jan n Is long 70 28 bark Blanche Howe from Buenos Ayn
for NewYork
EewYorE for Shanghai.
6 Cape Good Hope bark Emulation (Br from YOfo
hama for Her-York.
For --latest Ship Ne,os see Fifh Po0e.I
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
CIVIL MOTIFS.

In the United States District Court, yester-
day Judge BlatchfOrd fined Hiram f. Cooper Frank o..
French David W. Haigbt and James H. sackett ESQ
a. eb for not attending as jurors.
In the United States District Court, yester-
day in the collision cases Of William Phillips and others
AIT The steamboats, Annie and Carrie. Judge Batchord
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
atNIATURk ALMANAC.

zoo 32sl Moop set'''.''' If
wA-EW THIS Day.
S,pt, HooE IaI Cove 2l6 Hell 'iste Ferrr 400
rms DAy-P
Sandy zoos. Cows sBd.... 24 Hell este terr'. ASJ
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
DentlefrD.

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated The anssthee Of nitrous oIde 1dm9'ter %.
approved nothing but EXTRACT TEETH and do
WITHOUT PAINS 6OOOO pshen testify See their the
ohce No. 10 Cooper Institute
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
5teamboais ano RAILROADS..
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY TO

NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY for
PRoyIpENcE. BOSTON, WORCESTER
G,.!1 are BosTos . e To P0yIDESC PR9yDEScg -
yi - .,l 70 B0s5oS cos5 sS cDe s Be:Sb ana Pro,
.bd Prov r., n Eng and
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
, connecting sandy Long and q.
Seg wsrssowa Bsnesst T.eisTon fhsdph, Vnesd Bridge
tor Bay SIDE S SS s eAys 100. o. aa[ray'I =, S..
900 mo Tons aRhfsfSS hF T''SH s sRTT5ES TP'aias' A
s:35 Tuckerton WsTetorn. Toms River. Gc
i5O n-Fs@ vasI,id PhadphiA Tuetsron. Tom, River,
TIE ,So,, train. stop ., way stations.
e. ai " pRsTLE ssP S e G os Mst n na Bss. Sss %
PIP PScH, Agent Pier q. 80 =
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave He"iork from foot Of Desboses and Corandtss
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh . West and South With Pul
Palace Cars attached $3.50 T. and $3.50 Sundays, T.
POI baltimore, Washington, and the South at H., Sun
g. PHI $50 H. and
For Phila, via Ken.ngton Z. ! a. n sOd 2P m
fo5 Ss%sii sic 70 T. n.o s:s
tS 3j sij5 gJ 5;s a
$40 To- ii:5o, s p m sunday $50 e. aud S:lo p m
Po[ R,hs.y 600 $40 $50 and 10 9 noon a. 2;9o
$40 800 o $50 $40 49, $50 g. 63o 7;5o $40. ~ and Il
For Woodbridge GmOoy and H. 1880 $40 soo
For New Brunswick, e 10 m, la llO $40 9p. and
u night Sunday 3, and p.
For East hlstone, a. m, IL noon 40 and SEQ p
For LSmbetyille and Pennington. 4. m. and !.
POr PhiIpsburg and Belvidere, ? and p.
Borienosa BuTn aud Camden, and $50
l23O, O. ,, $3.50. e. and D. m.
For Freehold 7. M. and D. 70.
For Jsmesburg Penber'on. Camden 4. m; $40 ?. IN.
Trains follows; From Pittsburgh, $50 E0J
daily and G34 daily Monday. From Washing
Baltimore 4:54, l0:l2 .. Sunday From
Phsdpb, s2l leli iloi ll;a 2t 354 sUi a:I5p.
m. Sunday Sll, $3.50, II :0ia. ID.
Ticket Ohces 21 9 BrosWsy; No Astor House.
and CorAnds Emgnt Ticket Oce No.
Battery place. ID. NJ BOYD, Jr, Gen. Psa. Agent
A. j. CASSATr. Gen MansFer
DHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
l. ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS TO
THE OIL REGION .d LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trains
will Lave De.bfosses and cortlindtst Perhes -
o5 Brs Express daily except Sgnday with Pun,n Pslaee
through NeNiok 70 OIL City Arrive SuRbury, G3Oi
Winamspor sS, la1en 5s Remove ll;o Iy9etOn,
5.O8; Cory 6:O5 Bne Connects at vnetou and CORY
with Creek r. H. for tho Oil Region at Ee
with Lake Shore r. r. for all points West
$40 n n Ere Mail (laly). with Pulmsu Palace Car from
Phlladepha TO Rhe Suubury CAS- WhAmsport, Gl0
Lock Hs,ep s:tO II lrvneob 3O Gerry 6lO Ere
,sp Connects Irvineon and Cory with OIL Creek and ALE
sbeny River X OIL Region al bne ~ith Lake Shore er
AL pom" "''N VA BALDWIN GsQsn sufsriin..ndsn,
J. W, GORE, Gen PAsA Agent 70
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

NEW-Y0RK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD.-Newlork and NewHsyep Division.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING NOVEMBER 2 1872.
Passenger NewYOrk Grand Central Depot Entrance
TRAINS LEAVE EEwY0RK
For Ne1aVen 73 1903 I 1883 l2:23 (Rx) 3:08 (EL
35S, 49, 5lJ 500 (EI) and 81 - lBL) pm .,,,, 49,.
For Bridgeport 705 st3 EI sOs llJ n; l221 (ELl sos
For Milford and Satrl 9 3s 355 439 and $50
For Fairfield Southport and westpo, TOa s03 i13 S:5S
For South S6rTak 1903 sOs r 9:os 1893 ami l23 L) 800
BLl 255 J3J (BIl &3y 633 8Od (EL) aud $40 (EL
For stanford 7:oi (BL) s:Os, lOO8. Il3s m 2:l3 (L
221 1903 I 1855, 3s EHl i53 53J 605 6537 90s ELl
stopping New Rochelle aud Port Chester and $40 I stop
ping at Mount Vernon, MamarOnsck and Rye
For Greenwich and intermediate Stations 7Os, 908 O:os ll:3s
sunday Mail Train leaves Grand Depot Forty-seeOnd New
York at 1Oa for Boston via Springfield Line stopping at New
n 9O for Boston via Shore Line stopping at Mount Vernon
nA~'fOns'A anu ''' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston VIA Springfield sO3 M 3o8 aud coo pm
For Boston via Shore Line 12:21 9l0 p IN.
For Hartford and Springfield 500 nj 2;2S 30S and S@ a.
POr Railroad sO9 1920 pm, to Greenfield,
3:o9 m, to Montreal and White Mountains. -
For Hartford Providence and Fshk Railroad s;Os n23
For Shore Line Railway 500 to Norwich and ProVdeucei
:eJ 30s to HewLondon and Norwich aud $40 m Boston EI
For Connecticut Valley Railroad, 8;OS a. and 1903 m
For NeuHsTen and Northampton Railroad so' m 3OS m, to
For YswHl1sn MddIetoun wim'ntc Railroad (Ar Lnel
Pof Housatonic Rsilrosd s:Os n m and 3:Os p. M
fO Ssugsuek Railroad sos 5;OS n and 4;3 m to Wa
terbuu.
Danbq and Norvalk Railroad 7:Os sOe aud 900 1878
For slspaug Valley Railroad via Danbury NOrwa r. s;oa
For NssCsnaan Railroad sos l2l3 1888 and $50 Pm.
Commolous sleepnga attached TO o3 and 90 trains
mail trains either line Dfaungr0om attached
to the .03 IA, l2:kj and 1903 trans
Passengers procure tickets point reached this road
the Gnd Central Depot Forty ecndst and Fourth also
the Of the NsYork Transfer Co DodIs EIpress No sA
Broadway and No. COur Broon and By leaving suitable notice
baggage called for and checked from residence 70 desna
ton Il. N. Y, L. y.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05

THE LEGALITY OF A COURT QUESTIONED.
In the Court of General Sessions, Part H.,
Yesterday, before Judge Sutherland as tJames Noen
was brought to the bar indicted for burglary William
F. Howe counsel for the prisoner, said that before the
Jury were sworn he begged TO call the attention OF the
Court 10 matter Of vital public Importance inaorder
that no injustice might be done 10 the community The
Law of 1888, Section H. be said, gave the Com
mon Council authority to assign the room for
the holding Of any criminal court provided the
public we're informed through the newspapers not
less than four weeks in advance Of the session. In 1852
the brown-stone Courthouse facing Chambers-st was
assigned by Legislature TO the Court OF General ses
sops for the purpose OF holding that Court there and 10
mold that Court outside Of the brOwn-stOne building
reouired special enactment OF the Common Council.
the Board Aldermen. and Assistant Aldermen, ap-
proved by the Mayor. In this case the room assigned
for the use Court of General Sessions ana des
mated as Part H. had been assigned only by the Assist
an Aldermen and therefore not legally constituted
Judge Sutherland said that he would CONSIDER the
notice OF Mr. Howe, but at present the trial would pro
ceed. Mr. Howe then entered the following protest;
claim that TINS tribunal Is not Court Of General Ses-
sOns that jury proposed TO be sworn IN the case
should not be sworn because II Is not Court OF GenelI
sessions that this is not designated according TO
the law for the holding OF the Court OF General Sessions
aud that proceedings 70 be taken IN this room
will be Illegal that this Is not Court legally cOnsu-
the learned Judge now presiding nae no
right TO sit or hold Court in this room. The trial OF
Solen was then proceeded WITH and the prisoner was
sent 10 the state Prison for two years.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
THE LIABILITY OF COMMON CARRIERS.

Two interesting cases were concluded be-
fore Judge Mcneil, in the Superior Court, yesterday
The first was suit by Louis c. Austin against Wm c.
Fargo which was brought to recover $4OO the value OF
aces and ebroderies deposited with the Express Com
pany of which Fargo member to be transferred
20 Pittsburgh Pa and lost in the transit The sole de-
tense Of the company the agreement printed on the
back of the receipt 10 the effect that the
company is not responsible for goods valued
than $50 unless the person sending the goods
states their value at the time OF the deposit
The case. 1t was claimed by the plaintiffs came under
some late decisions-Falkenau ag Fargo and others
which establish that IN such the Company pre-
sumed TO the contents OF the package When this
evidence had been given the defense moved that the
Court verdict for $50 for the plaintiff which was
done T. f. KibTeth appeared for the plalntn ana Van
Worst & Beardsey for defendants
The next case suit by John KissenGer against
the Harlem Railroad Company, which in ITS evidence
revealed that Kssenger one day crossing the track
at Flfty-frst-st and FOurthave., when locomotive
backed down on him, crushed the wagon, and injured
himself and his horse. the latter subsequently being
shot There was "a dispute about the fagnans being at
his post, and about the plaintiffs obeyng ms alleged
warning The verdict however, gave the plannn Ss93.
For the plaintiff Martin ID. Townsendi defendant,
Strong a Shepard.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05


~ TER ARRANGEMENT taking eject Dec .. ls'arans leave
loot Of Cortlan ndt and Desbrosses-sts as follows:
Por NewDurh.m haywood so, 1850 l. 1:'o, $50
6:2O. aud 1880 p IN. -, -.
d,ke 4 9O 1880 A. H. /. $780, 4:30, $40 tu;1o IN.
el PARK BOgot, Rochelle Dundee Lake, hsrketsk, and
u,lIles; rol lae; Ioso = ~ / 40, 3;5o 60. lisp
For rWycioa PompOn. az aqaiss junction. ""' WV @
Por eampgav oakland Bioomlnsise and West BOOnngiae
9:l0, 1880 a IN. 4:J0, $3.50 p. m.
Por suiths Mills ChsroeburEh stockholm. suuovu. ogicns
burg. and Qlarryvile, 7. glO m. 4o p. N.
Franklin hsmburgh Dekertoun. Unonye
West Town Johnson Slate H hddetowp and BoomngOugh a.
m. 5:J0. t4:jO o.
Por Bush wutsboro, Falsbugb Monticello Liberty Pals
and Blfurne. $40 IN. $3.50 p m.
RETURSISG-LeAve Liberty Falls at 6:S5 a. M L,5 p
Elleaylle 2:l5 Mddeovn. 8:S5 3Jf. 5.tS
p,n. West BpcminEdae 30 a. ssi worenisks
6:25 7:57 g. liza 2J 4O3 65S 1850 Paterson 3yJ,
6.47, 755. 9:ls II ,i3 m. 237 4A 7ils tla pm
IRVING IN NBwfORk At 6SS $40, lO:JO lGj0 t0
n m and 1880
@% sSfc, DIyIsIOS-Trsius New.YOIk co,ndt
'nI nasf o ',On and iaerneA's stations go
Por Aouisar Hsi aIs> ~ ~ ~ p ' ~ - - -'
i:lOp m. ...ti5T doe. not run bsyord Ha avthorue
docs not f'' 0''0a' 3 " B0oo as Superintendent
,rtnL.t
New-York tribune., 1873-02-05
SFCOND HOARD.

Sales of Government Bonds.
$4,000 u s. 6s 49, ll6 900 us $40 COu., go iie9
5000 I s. 6s Coup 'sllSs 1000 u. ;. 1910 Reg. .u2
L. :. Coup 'G4 l4t 10000 u. g. S. lO4O COu1lt
500 u s. $40 C. l16i 10000 u. ;. Gs Currency .Es
10000 iCs 10000 u. 9. 5s Coup. sl.1Et
$500. 1000
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

Mice harm the cheese, but girls
charm the he's. The some ia true
Of their respective eating Of cheese
and cheating Of he's
An unsuccessful attempt is said
to be ON foot in Maryland TO pro-
duce . corner on oysters.' In fish
now, there might be . chance for
IN angle.
Warm letters, X N; cold LETT
tiers, I C.; mourning letters, A M;
sculptor's F E e /; quiet iettefs,
EZ; astute letters, Y's; singing
letters. BIS.
Children said a sconsiderate
matron to her assembled progeny,
children, you may have anything
you want, but you muslin: want
anything you can't have
: NV dear DOCTOR said . lady;
Il suffer great deal with my eyes
BE patient, madam he replied;
.yon would probably suffer . grea,
deal moro without them.
]. Mr.. Dusenberry undertook. to
correct an offending COW with such
Indifferent success that his family
numbering about q dozen, subse
quently went Dusenberrying.
The papers are making quite AZ
ado about the falling OF . tre'
which killed an old servant o
General Washington. We DON
very well see how . tree coult
fail without killing one Of them
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

SoouxHuo ron I'm LITTLE Folks
Take an old account book, your
hnsband or brother can furnish you;
cut out two4hnds Of the leaves,
lssving the Others and on these
paste pictures cut from papers,
magazines, iancy figures from wall
paper, colored platss from fashion
maeazinss, - short anything that
Win please - sye Of . child; and
YOU win ind ehscs i nothing in
the childs collection Of treasures
% highly prissd - this same old
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05
THE PALLADIUM.
&aliss Golurl'r,
ED,rso y Aoxr JtAxNAH.

Weazs r1sassd - note The sym
pathSale snxisty q TIE Times ''Sat
urdag AIanoon." asto the welfare
u Hannah. CBuspaltx may Get her
mid . ssak = sE6eaArd is himself
again,. and @th6sbxhafs the mat
tsr VII
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05

SsIrdau Aksrnooa has : con-
trlbulse 80 dslights to sit every
day. g - wiAdow md stare at
paasozs By. 4 very pleasing recre
ation, no doub& but people have 9
prsjndios against folks who peep at
thsa iron bshiAd shutters, and
make rsunnaau apon their personal
peculiosaifba