New-York tribune., 1873-12-13
NEW-YORK CITY.

As the Grand-st. ferry boat Oneida was
crossing the East River from NewYors, about $50 ~
yesterday, an unknown mar apparently about 90 years
OF age, plunged from the deck into the water
August Reinhardt Of No. so Attorney-st.,
was yesterday by officer Remisch OF
the Fire Msrshars Office on bench warrant issued from
the District-Attorney's Office Renhardt was hucteu
~ fire 10 Rs premises No. l24 santonst on Sept ~
The following telegram has been received
at the Office of the Pacific Mall steamship Company
from Rao Janero "The Coma sailed on the 29th OF No
vemhor The total cost OF docking and repairs was
4 1CO THIS amount was paid by the COMPANY No
general average Was Claimed 10y the company W sup
Jcrh"
: Rumor had it yesterday that Judge +. l..
Fapcher had been appointed Judge of the Court OF Ap
peais Of this State TRIBUNE reporter called upon
INN at his residence evening learn whether or
not the report true. Tne Judge said that ne had
heard Of the fnnor. bu presumed there was nOlhhg m
H. He had reason 10 expect the appointment. and
lad not even personal acquaintance with GOV. DlA.
lie had understood, however that tue selection WO"
be made from the eastern eud OF the state
Coroner Kessler claims that at "a recent in
quest he acted mpartally and without bias against Dr.
petzod and that the Jury have indicated him. "In
auswor be says, "tO the statement that had been
reouescd 10 turn the t0 some other Coroner
would say that beside the legal and technical dlIhcni-
ties Was chiefly prevented irom uoing so ~ ~ @ rno
extraordinary attempts TO threaten ana intuIuae me
Oarlsl honor and duty constrained me TO ASSUME
charge of the case winch was personally most %
and disacreeable 10 me- as IL concerned member
oi my own professor"
The resolution offered in the House Of Rep
resentatiyes, inqurug whether any Custom-houSe
officers or detectives have been allowed TO examine cor
tespondence passing through the New-YOrk or Boston
PosOEices and whether any such officials have opened
or otherwise tampered with such correspondence Tor
the purpose OF ascertainng' whether the revenue wS
have been violated, other purpose, is under
refer the seizure of letters and packages con
tanning Ciamouds and other dutia0e articles IN Wmch
large Vaues are contained III smaI hpace'
expresses The hope that II VIII pass, as u Will
ones of posmasters regard to foreign letters and
I&cAagCs containing valuable articles.
BROOKLYN.
A pair of h0rses drawing a light top buggy,
in winch were seated the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and
another gentleman, became frightened and away, in
Flatousb-ave, YESTERDAY The carriage was upset and
tie occupants thrown violently upon the street
pavement, but neither OF the gentlemen was severely
iEiafed
United States Marshal Harlow received yes
terday the PARTON of James Gynn, convicted ON June
k 1869 malicious assault and maltreatment OF sailors
tho ship James Foster, jr, aud sentenced on
three indictments TO tue Kings County Pentenuary Tor
years the pardon of William Cruthers sentenced
uicuse committed board the same vessel to
imprisonment for years.
In case in which John DALEY is plaintiff
In this city aud some large Lots Of whisky
the subject Of litigation, John b. Fuller has been III
sGvertenty named the defendant in the sut and as
Tie person arrested II Las since been discovered that
Mr.. Fuller has nothing whatever to do with the real
s.ite and whisky trade in connection with Mr. DALEY
i,d bas been issued AGAINST him The real defendant
j. Jacob r. Allen, who is now confined in Ludow-st
Jall aeault OF $1,000 bail Tho probably arose
iIOu the Endorsement OF Mr. Fullers name upon the
Law papers IersOn to whom application was to be
ibade 10 become a surety for Allen.
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY C!TY-In the Hudson County Court
tbe case OF the Cambridge Valley Bank against NJ 5.
Allison sbipbailder OF this city, begun yesterday.
il,e r1 10
made by JaDe and indOrsed by Allison, which
had gone to protest claimed by the defense that
,sorV cT npaWfal interest mad been exaced The
counsel the plaintiffs produced part ol the evidence
rfected II reported that tne abattoir at C0muuni
paw viii De removed to the Harsimus Cove anC Hac6eh,
sack River slaughter-hOuse about Dec 2.-A geheidi
Inspection of the National Guard has been ordered ior
Feb IS for the purpose OF olsbandng those com
auIred standard Edward Lsppin's residence No 4l6
ourthst was damaged 500 by n hre TnuTsasy & ng15
around the room IN which the fire originated ead 10 the
lelef that IL was the work OF al lDceDdlaIy.
PATERsoN-The body Of unknown man was found
Passac River at tue foot OF sdadysL yes,eraay
by some 1t was supposed TO be the BODY ot T. Hn-
gieayes, mechanic, who disappeared recently. The
Hebrew ladies OF tins clty have appointed committee
make arrangements for charity pail on Jan. Q. Inc
I.cceedS will given TO the Citizens Keller COMMITTEE
foT benefit Of the poor. The Treasurer OF this Com
itioe acknowledges receipts OF Slls5 O6. In the case
AZ Powers, Fine, and Denny charged with the Pope
burglary the uy afer 0elug out "a hours acquitted the
Two fta r. put disagreed IN the case of Powers and
stt hack y the court Denny Fine discharged
YESTERDAY the indictment Tor the Pope robbery, ou
were .leld four other indictments for burglary.
Denny admitted 10 BAIL but Fine was committed 10
yrson. Powers was subsequently acquitted.
NEwALk.-The name Of the Young man who was killed
or the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad ON Thursday night,
FERDINAND Gardner. In returning from fire yester
osV nornlne George DeuInaD, driver of truck No.
was tnro bis seat the huck passing over his leg
and DTeakinr his ankle As result OF the meeting hed
l,y the working IN Military Park on Wednesday
Afternoon Labor Bureau has been established, with
as headquarters at ROOMS Nos. and Centre Market
large number OF rufans from this city and Eliza
beth assembled yesterday III The vicinity OF The Far
Grounds, e1pOCtInC to witness prize night Just be.
soe the or the police IA suspicious looking wagon,
surrounded about 20 rOwdes drove hastily from the
pnirauce 20 tnc park aud TOOK back ROAD to Newark
The separating aud returning by various routes Ia
generally conceded lnat tins party consisted OF
friends - tLe fgIteIr.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.