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Action by an Iowa Bank to Recover value
Of Stolen Bonds-A Protracted Case
The Judges Charge-The Jury
Disagree and Are Discharged.
The BULLS HEAD BARK IN BANKRUPTCY.
The Property Of the Bank in the Hands OF the
United States Marshall Receiver
Appointed by the State Court.
A SINGULAR DIVORCE SUIT.

John f. Brewer was brought before Commits
sioner Belts yesterday and charged with having
robbed the Post once OF Bridgeport, Conn.,, OF
$4,000 worth OF postage stamps. 1t is alleged that
the accused had forfeited his ball. and could not be
found when required. He WIS committed, the
Commissioner intimating that he would accept
proper bail.
charles Watson, a manufacturer OF mattresses
1872 Chatham street. was arrested yesterday by
Deputy Marshal Purvis on charge Of having con-
mitted acts of alleged fraudulent bankruptcy. He
was held in So, 900 bail.
Commissioner Osborn yesterday concluded the
case of Edward SkldmOre, Jr., who had been
charged with presenting false paper to an officer
of customs on application for damage allowance
for breakage of cargo. The Commissioner dis
charged him, on the ground that the evidence was
not sufficiently positive that he had taken the oath
the day the afidavit was dated, and that, under
all-the circumstances there was no intention OF
Oefrauding the government
John Roche was examined yesterday before Com
missioner Shields on charge OF having stabbed
Hugh Little, seaman on board the ship Liverpool,
while on voyage from Liverpool to this port 1t
appeared that the accused acted entirely in self
defence, and the Commissioner therefore dis
charged him.
The Court of Appeals commences session in this
city on Monday. They will hold Court in the Su-
preme Court, General Term, room 1t is probable
The session will continue through two weeks.
In the Marine Court, General Term, Judges
Curtis and Rowland, decision was yesterday rem.
dered by which an attachment against the premises
rented by Conrad Kreus and others from August
Weiss, and used as q dancing saloon, upon an
action on promssory note, the allegation being
that the defendants were about disposing of their
business with intent to deraud their creditors,
was vacated. The defendants have commenced an
action against the plaintiff for damages to them
arising from the seizure of their place OF business.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBeRS.
Decisions.

BY Judge Fancher.
Clarissa Goodyear VS.. William H. Goodyear.-The
motion to strike out Is denied without costs.
Lee vs.. Morgan.-Order fer receiver granted.
Nerdh0us vs. Standardization denied.
Mahoney vs.. Gilmore ct al.-Order granted for
payment OF money.
In the matter OF the application OF Samuel Sic
bout vs. Marshall ct al.-MOtiOn to deliver paper
and a consent OF substitution on the payment to
the present attorney OF $3.50 for his COSTS dsburse
ments and fees, granted.
Alice b. Hogan Vs. Daniel Hogan.-Allmony
granted at the rate of $40 per month, and counsel
fee Of $50 allowed.
Halerer ct al vs.. Runner ct al.-Settled as stated
in amendments.
In the Matter OF Ellen Burke.-CommissiOne to
admeasure dover appointed.
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NEW HERALD SUNDAY zs B7s-QUADRUPIE SHEET

40 niles spoke schr Henry from Charleston Sc New
MsSann OF sapf sas. .,,ss
ssS il sn 3 Az
e seh o cfRf
Sy %h and
saSf GsSs WIN OF spaq
Baracoa 70 days with fruit e Madge Vessel Rsrm to
saRsss ws s
ay w RGhm to 0 MaSsson
A Abbott Had fine weather; been days west OF Hat
sshr Jose g:reras p! PIGS Sardenas via Charleston
y S " % sR Sas
weather lost fsIess spIt iorssaiI .o,,on 10
to Evans Ban s Co Had westerly ali the
naval stores to zophar Nils vessel PSrburt1
sshr Merritt Eis Cs..1s v H,gsn.
schr Caroline Kicnzie, Elwood, Virginia.
The ship HATFIELD, which arrived the 2lst inst is
passage line weather been 6days north
rived the 2lst inst rts;Had light winds to the
snd sn ss fsS:
4. a.. SsSSs sa s: sss$ sSsy Jan
years died yellow lever and was buried at Feb
IS years. died of relapse ofyeow fever, and buried
Passed Through He'll Gate.
schr Only Son, Meader, Portland for New York, with
SEN 9 Fei, SisEefson, Providence for New York.
schr sarah PuIyes, Puryes Providence for New York
s E%@s a go sm % New York.
seh h seaIts smith Roctpor Me- for New York. with
schr Messenger, Dean Taunton for New York.
schr John Lancaster. Williams Providence for New
sshr Bertha Fellows smith, Rockport for New York,
Schr Samuel Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford for New
Steamer Galatea Gale Providence tor New York. with
BOUND EAST.
Steamship wamsutta. FISH New York for New Bedford.
Brig Magaguadavic (Br), johnson, New York for st
GMHsn qGsa fs%
s Sss for f ss Haven
Schr Revenue Maj, New York for RSckland.
RAI Ns SsT o South
schr II R Wilson, Harris New York for Greenport
Schr paTyest CorWn New YORK Tor rr3videnfe ,oe
ferson
sS Rae fer rS%dn
schr Isaac Borden, Dodge, New York for Fall River.
Schr = Quincy, Quincy, New York for Providence.
Schr Saratoga, Weeks, New York for Providence.
Schr John Hoffman, Shropshire, Elzabethpor for Pro-
violence.
schr John stockham. Hart Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Amelia, Beebe New York for Orient.
schr Mary Tice, Tice, New York for Providence
Schr s Boice, Yates, Philadelphia for Providence.
Schr James Phelps, Rockwell Hoboken for Providence.
schr Hannie WestbroOk, Lttejohn, Philadelphia for
Providence.
schr James Alderdce, Rockhin. Philadelphia for Pro-
violence.
schr Cornelia Farrell. Efzabethport for Newport
Schr G Cranmer, Cranmer Philadelphia tor Boston.
Schr /, Wing, Hoyt Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr Paine, Stephens, New York for Boston.
Schr Dart Williams New York for Stamford.
Schr Q Acken, Mead New York for Stamford.
Schr Evelyn Burger. New York for Stamford.
Schr sallie Burton Burey, New i rk for Stamford.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION, 4
WHIrEsr0NE, Ii. March 20, 1873
The following table shows the number of vessels which
passed this station during the week ending March 22:
INWARD
Steamships IA SchOOncrs lit
Brlgs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OUTWARD BOUND.
steamships ........... II schooners .......... l2
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A SINGULAR DIVORCE SUIT.

Pericus Simon made application in Supreme
Court, Chambers, yesterday-Judge Fancher pre-
slding-to be appointed guardian al Item of his
daughter Sarah Hettinger, nee Simon, for the pur-
pose or bringing divorce suit against Jacob Het-
years of age that Jacob Hettinger brought her be-
fore clergyman, telling her she must answer
yes to every question asked her. and that after they
had left the clergyman he told her she had been
married to him. Upon this she ran home, and the
marriage was never contaminated. Judge Fancher
granted the application.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March %, 1873.
The foc> ing decisions were rendered by the
COMMISSIONS, g of Appeals to-day
JUDGMENTS a fnrmed with costs--smith vs. Little
oe,d Eaton Va Erie Railway Company; Stanwix
RanS W. Tegoen /; Allen VS.. Stout; Spaulding vs.
Norman: Deia6el,i VS.. The Union Ferry Company
Of brooklyn; Schelp We. Carpenter; houghtaing
man va The Albany and Susquehanna Railroad ;
Bachia vs. Richie chester vs.. Dickinson Ager
va Scott; Mills va NILS; 40llQgWerth w. Spapld,
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Steamships Bait" for Liverpool; Vile dc Paris Havre
Australia, Glasgow; Mosel. Bremen; Bylgia, Port
Prince. &c Florida Hamilton tBermuda) Henry Chaun.
cey, Aspnwal; Clyde, Galveston via Key West; Emily
savannah; Montgomery, do Franeis Wright, whining
ton Isaac Bell, Richmond, &C; brigs Centaur Mama
nlla Carrie Purinton st Johns PR; Smith, Seville
Lady Bird st Johns, NJ schrs wellington Porto Plata ;
Annie Whiting Demerara; Ocean Queen. Gibraltar;
Palmer, Campcachy and FrOntera-
Wind Mt sunset NV fresh
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S SHIPPING NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Jacob A stamler, Samson from Havrc Jan q 10y
pilot boat Pet, No o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-23

seven O'clock on the nightof Marcn ~ "a snow stors
asses ssSn sSoSs = safety though
y ssRoi1pa Omitted states
would nna p anS Of the
weather permits The bark .d had o! sen wIt
the vessel Thc was built at waidebSro, Me- in 1854
7s tons and was owned by Henry Sears OF
Coy rs0yr from Bs%oEs ST Ms
March il for destination, having repaired
BARK wooPISr OBJ from sas for MT aeS 6e
visions She calked topsides before proceeding
Dgf ss
and in want of sails
Bull River put into Charleston 18th inst leaky
BARK JENs LAssEN NorA from London for Philadelpha
Ssas With
BARK MARY C4nrsEIL IBID, from TrSon oT Boston n,
BARK Caucasus Br Crowe from LONDON ashore on
crew arrived at Savannah ed inst
BRIG scUD 600 tons Laverty Of and from st John Nb
for with w1s totally She
enced heavy weather soon after leaving port anu ost
Galveston got ashore on Breaker but assisted
OF tugs Buck Thorn and Maddox, and is now at dock
at Galveston discharging.
New York for Hsysns wnicS
Of earso N %as soa &
sc.s E.y. DAYS from ps Ma pTSyaen Sa
would get Off next high water.
scun EvrxcREEs tBr, spicer from Bangor for Port au
paired paired a I'D was ready for sea March Ii.
scHR GERTRupE PLun.ER Wright, from Santa Martha II
March IN Distress hrvng experienced severe gale
March in which lost jib aud split mansail: she re.
voyage
ScHR LEE, Brown, from New Bedford for New York,
before reported ashore at Reach RI was got
aoat the Coast wrecking Co, and now on her way
to New York.
ScHR ANNIE MARTIN from Elzabethpovt foraBoston at
Vineyard Haven I'D into by schr Nellie Barnes,
mainb0om and gam
scHR MARY TYLER, at Alexandria, Va, 10Th from New
York. had her foresail carried and boom broken
during gale on the 10th.
and repaired left st John 10th inst for Boston, sprung
aleak in gale nth became waterlogged was driven en-
and returned to st John for repairs.
CowEs March 9-The bark Felicitas Ger) Kuhl, from
London tor Boston, put in here yesterday eaky.
DyEcENEss, March 9The bark Norma Ger, from New
York for Bremen arrived off here reports having taken
Of the crew Of the Amor Fraerno from New York for
befoe repored In lon 49, their vessel being
In sinking state
GRAvEsEND, March S-The Edward O'Bren from Callao
for Hamburg arrived here had been ashore on the arne
and Is leaky
PRoyDENcE March 2l-schr sallie Godfrey, of Phila.
hay west Of Dutch Island morning Of 2sr by chr VIM
Phelps of Tuckerton, NJ, hence for New York Both
her tack struck the Godfrey on the after part of her
port quarter carrying away her main boom and main
quarter rail- chock block davit damaging small
boat The Phelps lost Jibbo1m ana headgear, and re-
miscellaneous.
New ORLEARs March 21-Steamshp Mexican Q3r), from
, 1873-02-21

Sutefal Dtspntch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEB11oIHEs, Fob. 20.-In the 6onate to-day, q
resolution tendering the thanlsa Of. the Sonata to
President Bulin for the ablo and impartial mall
nor in which he has discharged his duties rs
President to tho Senate, rasucd unanimously. 4
Captain j. 4. T. Hull, Colonel W. l.. VoBta and
Captain G. Y. Gardner, Secretary and assistants,
for tho able and faithful performance Of their
duties, md for their Bontlcmauly md courteous
domeanor III tho discharge Of those duties, was
adopted unanimously. A resolution eoinpli-
mentary to the messenger boys md paper folders
waa adopted.
A resolution tendoring thanks to tho lady Gu
rolling clorks was adopted.
Town Of Logan, Harrison County, passed. Tho
bill 1ogalxing the organization Of tho inlo-
peudent school district Of 1autland, Humboldt
County, passed.
President Bulls malo fow remarks bidding
farewell to tho Senators, tho ofi1ars, aud the re-
portors, which w0ro ordered plnced upon tho
journal, and tho Senate was declared adjourned
sine die.
In the House bill lcgalizing tho organization
Of the independent school district of Rutland,
Humboldt County, passed; also. tho bill logaliz-
ing the incorporation Of tho Town Of Logan,
Harrison County.
Il resolution of thanks to tho sponker,' ro-
portorg, and to hlr. kasson, aB Chairman OF tho
Waya and Means Committee, passed unaul-
mously.
The Senate bill relating to tho depreciation OF
State warrants was Lost.
Tho Senate resolution authorizing tho print
ing Of 5000 copies OF tho school laws was
adopted.
Altar prnyer by tho Rey. Iaaao Blakoly, and
declared adjourned stne lig
, 1873-02-21

! 1aiee In good aonlnrt at 6Ga8,jr.
IErnoLEUM--Crude, 0e; rcnnnd, zoe.
TunrEST1NE-Qutot ri 07l5G074c. -...
psi@o ys.x M 10Y nsef ess asca sssy gsa
ess ae @ ssst s faf s aass Ss{ %s.
or1 4,stS.1, atsam, sIs;o; kettle. BA@9 v:1o.
oMEraE-steady at ists1s isS17o. ''V'''''
"'r'aHsr-steady yn,y :, 9sc; snr u,uo
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. .EApsrUfrs-por lower:
Tmise. 7oc; yellow 7ao white, BIC. ona lower nt
lnovIstoss--porA acarco now, s14.75 Dry salt
1no"'a' &C. 7c, aud 1<o, ,,,r,.,..
purrA1o re qolr}e1r nnFrA1o e tu,r ,on,,na wno,.
dnll @ n.lea, 1 eara No h,'lwnukeo ut s1,e3 Corn
1,.!es ealcs 1900 bI No At 13a; cara track at
ST. LOUIS.
,xaa IT. hoUis. Fe. luet and
Galn sslt aS; a., n3s laa ; No red FAY sis3 No. siS:
st Gnso ond I'd yenb; clioce Town. pic. l'so dull n'
Enthusiastically at noe.
,'ia Arm ut .1s sol1er March,
oa'a .trona; ao1ne aajos hiaer So6oo6 'be soal-
lora, clear rt anil clear, up country, understood to
"3ys sssr sss9 1 &5; sf 9sss ssss s's a
shoulders, eahl' 6e; clear rib, 7bo; clear TIC.
oarr1E-Tirn, fair io clolce steers, 4E@Gc.
u-..-. CINCINNATI.
at tosg fh ,,; ;fnnraps1gTneFour o a! & Ts 3 Gaai dull
qnet 1T 1oc Rye quiet Ut SIC. oaa aat a. aoe5so.
I.1NsEEp oIL-03ao5u
1sSo gaia md drn I'm 1t 7$s; Ee,tic, &c.
buyer Marel, ri elear 7c. naeon% % Stssdy; should
81 fi's s sppor
4,1vAgsrn. res slaE9hhHHs sesrurrs-F,ous dull
a;s Ss's ss%ay % ~ ~ oss s' b.'s' es:;
RRsos1r5smESr 2qqS 55,a w1sst 1u
rn.1Apr1pHrA, Feb. 2o..-baxAns1urrs-r ns held
@S5o sxtts. ssoo@ 5oo Wieat dill aasg rea' HID .s
fSSi5a sshnsa 19,5aloxe.
. Feb d., ADJ wea1
At 4so. oas steaay M at 4os. 'n ''''
rETnoIEust- -nenned quiet; chr lots, 1o1>6c; trado
lots 'sh' Ohio State 4Yi1Epo, ISL tSs5, aa@ate'
TOLEDO, Fob, 2o-pREAps!uFra-Flour dull
si a,nGor Michigan, 81 ss; Nc, red: sl.7l No
= s1.o5K@l. .o7H. Corn dull high mixed, 3aEc: !:
| low mixed, 39H. Data dull No. 9, 3Gc.
| DnEssED IoGa-Eacs at s5.95@560.
CLOVER 6Ern-s5.t5,
REoEIrTs-Flour, 16o brls; wheat, 1900 bu !;
! corn, 1900 bM; onts, 1000 bu.
| SH1rXEsIs-Flour, AGO brls; wheat, 10000 bn !;
| corn. II, 1000 bu; OATS 1900 hu
.---.. DETROIT,
| DETROIT, Feb. o>-HnEApsrurrs-Tlourg quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and lowcr; cxtrn, $19D No.
1 $l.s3@1.oo; amber, s1.99. Corn ateudy; 41H542c.
0atH quiet and unchanged
DRESSED Ho0s-S5, ,25Ge5,50.
CLOVER SEEn-S5 2na6.l5.
, 1873-02-21

PETITIONS. ..-...
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Fob. a0.-9ouator pATTER-
SON presented petition Of several persons
praying tho passage OF Il law, prohibiting tho &C.
coptanco Of railroad passea by Legislators. Ro-
feiTed to tho Rnilroad Committee.
by Senator sHELDoN-A petition from the
1t De nado special offence on the part Of rail-
road officers to dcfy the laws regulating fareB tEc
Several othor petitions OF tho snmlo tenor wore
road aud referred to tho Railroad Committee.
INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY.
BY consent, Souator SHELDON introduced n
bill for an act making m appropriation for tho
COMPILATION Of tho main h building 9i tho ~. Illinois
by consent, Senator BURNS callod up bill 113,
providing for tho collection Of rsyoruo nnd solca
Of real estato Tor delinquent taxes III cities and
counties not under township organization.
Ilo bill Yas real u third time and passed.
yeas, IL.
BY Senator PALAIER-Amendin the net pro-
hibiting domestic animalB running at largo.
by Honator. oAsEY-loquiring MRsters In
by Benator BH 0RF-In rolationto tho payment
Of interest OIL municipal bouds for railroad sub
acriptionH. Also, authorizing oitios and towns
to sell personal ,1 ,T'g1oneEty belonging to them;
BY Senator oANFIELD-To regulate practice
In cortnin caaea.
6cY0ral plla wore foha SECOND tlnlo anu OF
dered printed.
aIEssA0EB.'
An Executive mossago, nominating certain
poraons Oh NotareH Public, waa tnken up, and
Buct nominations confirmed.
A meuHago containing recommendations Of tho
| Supreme court wan rcad md reforred.
COMMlTTEE REp0kTH.
| by consont, A1r. CASEY, from tho Judiciary
| Committee, reported back bill No. ., to divide
the stato into judicial Districts. Ordered
| printed. -....
nIr. SANFORD, from tho eano Committee. ro-
oTea 11e 9 M uesea y fqf tba p osse a
| Poco Magi5trntoa.
Several ~bills woro read n first time and re-"
ferrcd. nrso, ur,oxu
by comment, Senator BROWN offered reao!t1-
sp reS;t Whe!hor eaon u su
y to require tho Collectors Of Couil-
| tios, not under township organization, to pay
oyor to tho Treasurer of auoh counties The funds
IN their handa belonging to such counties
Adopted.
, 1873-02-21

Articles of Incorporation Filcd ~ su-
promo Court OpinioMs ~ Tho Ins.sr-
nnco Tax.
Special Dtspateh to qht C2fcaqo Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Fob. 20.-Gtntomont was 1lod
and liconso isauoa to tho Shipping Caso Manu-
facturing Company, Of Chicago, capital stock
e60, 600; also Kankahoe papor Company, capital
stock $4,000.
Opinions havo boon filed by tho Supreme
Court in tho following casoB:
Peoria u Rock IH1antl Rnilrond Company Y.
Potter Cline; petition for rohcarin,, denied.
Hayos ct al. '. Smith ct al; rovorscd and re-
mn ndod.
Harmon V. Scott d Co.; petition for rohoaring
denied.
Withan Y. scovilo; reversed md romanded.
Rockwell Ct al. v. sorvan OF al.; affirmed.
grtliall Y: Broonlor; reversed md romandcd.
Pau Y. Williamson rovorgod md romant1cl.
Alyer '. Tho People affirmed.
DiGkonB' celebrated trial of :" Dardoll Va. picE-
wick was produced horo tonight by the logal
fraternity for tho second timo tllfs season. Tho
unbounded satisfaction. On tho forrnor occa- S
Blon the ronoipts woro oyor $500, aud tonight
they will not fall short Of 1000. The entire
receipts 60 for tho Homo Of tho Friendless
in this city. Tho dobt heretofore hanging
over the institution will now DO romovod, aud
upon tho above eatimnte of receipts will loayo
to tho credit Of tho Homo about $500. Tho
Institution has heretofore boen sustained by vol
untary contributions.
Company, In thiB city, hold O mooting today,
and although no definite pIan was agreed upon,
tho general Hontiment soonled to be to resist
collected from thon If It could bo legally. dono,
aud to inaugnrato q movement which should
etchro those who would illegally and fraudu-
lently compel the Company out Of its assets to
, 1873-02-21
ForefEfa Markets,

Winter, is 4dal2s Gd npring, lis 0lS1as ID
white, l2s St; club. ios6di3s I'd. Corn, a7s Cd.
Por,r, 5as, Lard, 37a 6d. ..
L1yEnpooL, Feb. 20-l:e0 p. m.-l1arket unchaug-
cd.
L1yEnpooI, Feb. 2o-a p na.--nrcadstuGe quiet and
unchanged,
L1yERrooz Feb. 2o-5 r. m.-atarket unchanged
LONDON, Fob. 2o.-Conaols, money, lo2h account,
o2S@92$ 5-:oa Of '05. PIX do ~, o3; lo-4od, 30
now III, V0A; Erie, 61sS.
The bullion In the Bank Of England Inns decreased
E273,0o0. Amount Of bullion Cone into tho Dauh Of
England today OH bulauce, c1000u.
The rate OF NANCY at the Stock Exchadgo oil Goy-
ernuent Securities is Y per cent lower than tile buns
S1teB.
FnAsKronr, Fob. oo.-Five-twcntirs Of 1869, 95s5S.
pAnIs, Fob. 2U.-RentcR, 5Gf d0o.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2o.-Cotton steady. h1iddling up
land, 0,ll Orleans, l0d. ga1Us, 10000 halca Aner
ica G0D0 bales speculation nnu export, 1,000 balcs
BroadstuffB q1!ot. Rcd winter wheat, 11s 4d@l2s
Cd. Flour, a0a I'll. Corn, Cts 3D.
Pork 5Ta Cd. Bacon unchanged.
, 1873-02-21
THIElD PAGE-

CHICAGO IN 187G-Tsade and Commerce of the City
During tha Past Year-F!ftoanth Annual Report Of
tho Bourd Of Trade-Geucral Business Of tho HsAF-
Statistics Of tho Produce Movement.
THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION: D1soRIMt-
NAT1ON-Viows Of Tnrnor.
THE FARM AND GARDEN-The Manufacture Of su-
gar from tho Dcot~Root-1ts Failure and It's Pros
pects-Tho Valuo Of tho Dopts to tho Farnor-TAo
Sugar -neet-Comrotition with CAM -Sugsr-Frosted
Poaci,- -Troos-P Pruning Of tho Grape-Flax Is Crop
In Southern Illinois.
MRS. SAM JoNIl8-Sho Dscoursos About Washing
Lny, aud Afourns Over the bud Qunllty Of tbs Soap
Hle IL Opposcd to the Uso OF Washiug.F Flulds-HoW
Wa Aro Robbed Of Our Rtghts-Afon Aro Mouopo'
1iziu8 d Broad Field Of Labur that Rtghtiul!y b.
longs to }vomRn-DoinE tho Washfng-Whht tbs
C7lris Do After They Loarn Tradu.
CREDIT atOB1LIEK-Au Illustrative Anocdose.
, 1873-02-21
BEFORE THE BAR.


Tria1 of Saanalcl c. West for tlao AIIax.
der OF Nl;1rlk No1vbury.
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
GENEVA, ILL.,, Feb. 2o.--rllo trial OF Samuel q.
West for tic murder Of Marlz Nowbury, In Os-
wogo, Kendall County, On the 18th Of last Sop:
tombor, was commenced to-day, In GonoVa, hay
ing boon brought hero upon a change Of ycnpo
from Kendall County. The particulars OF tho
affair are these Wcat, WHO il considered by tho
the people living In 0swogo as q looao and dam
gorous character, and also q criminal, WIS par
tlcularly jealous Of Mark Newbury, the do.
ceased, . shoemaker by occupation. On the
afternoon of tho day the murder waB committed,
West took his gun from hiH house, saying that
l,o was going into tho country to bc gono 8oyoral
weeks, but returned after dark aud found New
burg sitting at q table playing euchro with his
(West's) wife, Ho therennon climbed upon tho
intended victim and fired, shooting hin, fatally
iu tho back. He also tried to kill his vito and
son, but failed, Tho murder WAS considered by
the community as being wholly 1'niustiaable
tho house being notorious AZ place Of prosti-
tuition.
There is considerable interest manifested in
the case, and n lnrgo number Of people from tho
vicinity whore the murder waB committed, arc
in town. Quito an array Of loyal talent is ell-
gaged upon both aideH, 4. ]. Hopkins, tho
by swoetlanl, prosocuting attorney from Kon-
dali County, and G. J. Metzner, aro for tho pco-
pie, md Brown, Gilliman, and Cay, for tho do
fence. At 1880 o'clock tho jury was callod,
aud the Judge ordered tho, prisoner
brought into Court, The prigonor ia
al old man, upwards Of G5 years Of
ago, all Englislimau by birth, md has resided in
this country about five years, and has q wife and
two children,
1T 2;s0 o'clock, tho following ]urylnon wore nc
centnd. Ef]rnr Hunln1trev .Jeffrn WejH j. NJ
Fiall, Theodore Durdiok. George ". scara, E. N.
Bhu1nan, N. g. Joy, D. H. Maxon, James Domp-
eter, John Andrews, ". g. Allen, and Julius
Alexander.
hIr: Hopkins, the Prosecuting Al Attorney,
Gilman for tho defence. James Nowton, tho
frat witnosa, was called to tho stand, and testi-
lecoased, and thought it u gunshot wound.
Tho Court adjourned till tomorrow morning,
@ o'clock.
, 1873-02-21

NEW Yonx, Feb. 20.-DEEyEs- Tho market In lower,
with arrivuss Of 2450 head yo8terlay aud today, nsk
ing 5000 this week aginat 7oso laat weca Trado
was du at ,4c docline, with most Of the sales at 1o@
11Nc, ehotce steers reaching ise: sales cars e4
1oaic 9 cara, l,16o lbs, oM@1oNc;9 9 cars, okeS0Y
suEEp--ArrivalF, 1900, making 14.s0o this weak
against aoo luz. week. Trado far Ut 5@o fer roor
Prime to o1tra. Balcs-Car Btate g. lbs 61fo; chr
Indiana, 80 'bs e76o; car, o. a 7zsc car Ohio lot
tbs, &c.
Saturday, againet 2t,74l last week. No salea alive.
Dressed weaker at G3Gic for heavy; GHc for 200 to
go liza; 0zs for 1B0 lis, and 7c for pigs. Western
dressed, 6alG3GAc.
, 1873-02-21

:, INDIANAPOLIS, Fob. 20.-Yho Senate Of In
diana,. after q discussion of day and half,
y passed. tho House, by i yoto Of 90 to 10, sir
Democrats voting for tho BILL aud tllroo Ropub-
lieans voting againnt It, Tho temperance people
Of tho city aro roj ojo!ong, md will lire salute In
honor Of tho event.
A resolution passed the Senate for tho up
pointment Of o Committee Of Investigation on
tho Charge TINT S250,0 Ind boon raisod and
used to doteat tho Tomporauco bill In tho Senate.
the transporta ton Of freight and paaaengor ratos
over tho rail roads Of tho State, waa parsed.