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UTAH JUDICIAL. ITEM.

SALT LAKE Dec. 18.-About ono year ago
Nichols Lawloss killed George snIycly, ut Ophif,
Utah, WAS indicted and trlcd by tho Probate
Court, aud sentenced to ono year in tho Peni-
tontinry. Ho was afterwards hold for trial by tho
District Court. Tho caso WINS decided by Chief
Justice Mexican today, TINT tho Probate Courts
Of Utah havo not md novcr had Jurisdiction III
criminal cases. Nevertheless Judgments rondor-
cd by thcm and executed, and tic time to appeal
from which had expired prior to tho 23d day o:
Juno, 1874, arc declared by act Of Congress
valid. Such Judgment. whom plcadod in nbato-
mont, will be treated by this Court as o bar to
a prosecution for tho snmo olEouoo, In this
Court, eii,co tho passago Of tho nboyo act Of
Congress. This Court will not inquire whether
1t was competent for Congress to yali1Rto void
former Judgment, therefore, iB bar against tho
present Indictment.
, 1874-12-19

CoLuMnus, O., Doc. 1s.-In the House to-day
resolution was adopted appointing select
committee to investigate tho action of the hoard
Of Public Works In roforouca to tho manuge-
ment Of tho canal aud other public worhs OF
Ohio.
Dll1s woro introduced to provide that all fines
asscssod for cruelty to auilnalB shall 10 paid to
societies to provide for tho oootiou in April
next Of four additional JnAgca of tho Supreme
timo to tho motlou dockot. aud two to preside
oyor tho District Courts throughout tho Stata
A resolution was offered asking tho Ohio
members OF CongreBB 10 opposs all 1neass'rea
granting subaldeB to lInoa Of Steamship, md any
Endorsement or further issue Of bonds to any
Paclfio llnca OF railway.
, 1874-12-19
Another Great Telescope.

TFU@E HNEHEH4suH
Prof. Simon Npwcomb las heou requested by
tho TrnHtoua OF the Lick fund to mako fnyestl-
gntsona nuceasary to determine whego aud for
constructed, which il to 10 tho priao of tho new
California Observatory lle will sal for Europe in
u few days, on duty for tho Naval Observatory.
ind will vlaIt Lord Ross observatory In ireland,
aud tho Paris, 1serlltl, aud other notad ohsorya-
tories In Europe. The Lick fund tor building an
observatory amounts to $700000. or this it ia
hesovcd sl9o, quo viii 60 Tor tLo talcacopo sono,
which will probably have au obtoot glass OF " or
10 lnchos liasnoter, or 10 iaehoA creator tlsun
tury, which ii tho largeHt refractng telescope in
t,e world. pYos. Nowco,al viii visit tllc
glass fautorioa ut birmingham and paris to SEQ
xliera the glass CHA ba procured Of tue ro4ntato
quality for 10 large lonB. Glass OF tha bost
quality for such purposes las not yet been pro-
ducod in thiB country.
, 1874-12-19

agnnst him. but tho Jury rendered n verdict In
fayor Of Ills clont to llsH md ovoryboly's assos-
lBllmout. Tho solution Of tho n1ystory waa
roauhod wien two Of tho tnrymen, beipg takon
to do for thoir absurd voratot, dooarol that thoy
"dldn't know nothn' about Inv, hut nobody
needn't tell them TINT Seymour wasn't right.
No man could blubber 20 40 10 did II no want
rgt--antl lo know nll about tho caHo[ :" This
WIS found to l1ayo boon tho bins with tho reat OF
tho Jury, ton, oxcopt ono man, who Yielded bo-
oa,Bo, rs lo aaid "1t waa no uso to quarrel with
tho Id fools. seymour oried Il Into 'om 10
TINT ttoy couldn't DO stirro, md tho cauo wasn't
important enough to split on
, 1874-12-19

= FROM Tic WiaaltI {L1Nn.} Fffss, =
Shearman-Jm FlBk's old lawyor, who man-
ageu Ills railroad iulqu!t,es for him, and now
lotlor 1seec!lor'a oliuf epokoS1nau-bocamo
terribly atfectod in court ono day last wools.
When referring to Horny War1, aud wopt. This
renllnda III Of I'LL incident In tIe professional life
of OriEon =, Seymour, late Chief Judge OF tho
Supreme Court. hlr. Hoymour'a eyes haye 81.
ways been weak. III college llia friends uHunlly
rcatl ovor tl!o uxorosos to hin. lilo haB hail to
oEnploy assistants M a!nRnuatIAoH, roalers, etc.,
oyor sinco, Ono day Alr. Seymour wont into
court luto 10 arguo 4 caso, With tho tlotailH Of
which ho was posiootly familiar, for \ young
lawyer who conducted tllo o1amina-
tlon. Tho jury WAS composed of men
WHO wero lnaoqua!ntcd with h1r. bey-
mour. During tho Gloss Of Ills argument he
yuoko mildly aH was hia won't. and frequently
Wtpod hts lenrful oyeH with hla handkerchief.
The facts and equity Of tho caso wcro 1oal!y
, 1874-12-19
THIRD EDITION OF
The Great COnversers.

And Dtl.or Fssa5a. Fly Prof. Mathews. $l.is.
book # aut1c.a beauty in tts typography. also
admirable IN liz l!turary tLnt4h 1t IL lMuHsuy 1rh In
pat Illustrations. Thoy spasklo oyory lItch-
Hra and Reflector. N1stun.
Te style ia Gnnd anil tho hnnght vigorous. Io urtos
becomes soular, wlosa Ppeelal w6sk In tn Instruct
tho department o nlGfnti!s and whuse work has I'D him
much ground. which Is nut hut Inns still tnc1-
haustltlc ."-Ereaf,y Hatttfa, SIN frenrto.
, ha rapCr tho BATTLE q wa'S51 M 't,h yhcl tie
Rhetoric It Victor !lugn The wsnu tono # tho bunk ].
that n which olyvatrd md thoroughly culturcl miuI
could nlouu inlpart. t-U1fra Daily Utserrer.
, 1874-12-19
All Etuniun ttA.1snlrnblo CrlchtDn."

Tho nona OF lord I.yttolton, who nsarriet hlr.
GladssonoA ouly sister hayo all boon remarkable
for their popularity and lrowoss ~ cr!o&os as
Etou md Cambridge; but it soolna to 10 reaors-
cd to QUO OF them to DO au Etonlan 's Admirable
Cricl.ton." far under tho hoad OF "Eton COL
lego" wo real In = London paper ll!st the lo!-
loving aro tho dapoatiouB thla alsohaelnlas
torn. Captain Of tho School, Dln'auy, X. =, !;
Captain Of tue OppltlanB, Il. II. Faner Captaln
Of tho Dolts, A. :, A1ulholand !; Captain OF tue
EleYon, tho Lion. A. Lytsolton frosldont Of tho
, 1874-12-19

Eton Society tho Hon. 4. Lyttolton Koapora
Of tho E!old, tho Hon. 4: 1yttoltop and Q. stagl-
and 4. j. Mulhol1a1lJ Keepers Of nlo Nacquot
Courts, tho Hon. a. 1.yltolton and ). Oswald
Koopers Of tho FivoB Court tho Hon. A. Lyttol-
ton and ". Forbes. It may 10 snfo1y assortod
TINT In tho eyoa Of at 1oast 700 Of ha schoolfol
lows tho triumpfls OF Napoloon and Wotling-
ton palo boforo thoso Of tho Hon. H. Lyttelton.
, 1874-12-19
FOURTH EDITION.
The World on Wheels.

III +. TAYLOR. 1luatsatod. Bt.G0.
To elegant o.torIor Of this volume nt nstraca
tho When yhu np1n It thu attrActinn dsupens, fnr
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pGtto bfa, Twonts five cssays. n Of tham running
tat has la1o tho nnthnr'a productions suoh ,pupuar
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surAnco q brilliant pnntio fancy. putur.
sosmo i tiiict viii plrrsne t,rns snd lisoy ,ns
cena hardly 3ck NJ hsnk hotter !t:d 10 furnish
JouFAhf.
, 1874-12-19
THE EIGHTEENTH THOUSAND or
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Graphic Description Of His Destruction
Of the Rebel RAM Albe1nnrlo.

wAan1xoros. D. O., Dec. 1a.-conmander
William D. cual,ing removed 3n,a 'a" ~ neS n@sa aso 'o
, 1874-12-19

tar0W up rOgkotB Oh tno 1lf6t a!atnl, 10s, I'LL"
known to tho attacking party, rllmor OF tho In
tended endcnror had IN Bono mysterious way al
ready roacncl tho plymouth authorities, and
every provision had bcen made for their rocep-
tion. However. on tho night of tho 9Th Of
October, tho littlo launch entered tho Ioanolo
ieast noiRo possible, left behind oil obstructons,
passed within 50 foot Of tho unsuspicioms pickot
on the 6Inithtield, and approached tho wharf
whore tho ram lay. yast black MAS In thu
coas, tho Loutonsut for Il moment re.
solved to change la plan, aud, know
ing tho town perfectly, to put in shore aud trust
to tho OBJECT Of night surprise. With which ho
board, got hor into tho Btroam before tue forts
could DO arouHcd, and fight tho battaries with her
on her way down. But just as llo wad about to
carry his sudden plau into execution,
cRy FIloM TIE RAM pANn our H1IANpLf
on tho night repeated OIL eyory Bldo, followed by
tle instantaneous booming OF tho grens guns
from ship and Hslore ant returning no a,,Hwor,
tho Lieutenant put OIL all steam aAd nude for
tlor. At tho sanlo moment an lnlmenhn bonttra
Of pinu-knots and turpontlHe blazcd up OIL TUG
bank. most fortunately for him. sMco 1t revealed
ujroctly tho untowarsl fact TINT q boom Of loga
o1toudod around tho ram in al! directions to
guard l,or from torputlooH, Which for QUO soeotld
soonaptl an insurmountah!o obstacle. Only for
one second, Though. With tho noxt tic Loilto..-
unt lla1 giyon 1Ilora 10 Hhcor off ncross tho
atfcuu,, No ~ to get room for ncaltiring hoht"
wny mid carrying his 1anncll by tho forco
Ut 1ta OWL! impetus straight aesosa aero M tho
ho kuaw. AA thoy turned. n yolloy Of bnoksliot
turo away tho Hhoo buck Of his cont and tho
solo Of hla shoo. anl tho man by bia aide fol
IifeloHa. De1oro the yolley could DO repeated
ho launch hud str9o to poon Maa ogor ana
elireolly honeath tue mouth Of rlio.gun, and
| 10 close tint tho merost whisper Oh board tho
| lau,, whore they wore endeayor!nK to bring tho
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
SALES FROM QclocK P. u. 70 c
NESS, 3 O'CLOCK p. N.
MONDAY, Oct. 12-P. NJ.


The Stock Exchange had it's usual number ofrumors
to-day. but. for change they all pointed to higher
prices for stocks. "The Union Pacific Company"
according to the veracious Madame Rumor. " is to
have q favorable report on the disputed account be-
tween it and the Government, so that the Company
shall come into possession of 100000 additional
acres of land Ohio 81 Mississippi Railroad Is found
TO be mOney-earning concern, and Is really In more
bopeful condition now while the stock commands
but % than when in 1878 it sold readily ut 40 West
ern Union Telegraph is to become regulardvidend-
paving institution at 12 per cent per anuum, while
the shares of its matefellow the Lake Shore Rail
road Company, are so nearly monopolized by the
immortal Commodore that corner may DO ex-
pected at any moment The Pacific Mail Company
is so Overrun with business as to give rise to doubts
whether Mr.. Roach. with all his immense facilities
can build steamers with sufficient rapidity to
supply the demand and so to the end Of the list
of speculative shares. These rumors may. and doubt
less did have the effect of preventing some short
sales that had been in contemplation and in this way
helped to give the appearance of strength to the
market. Certain it is. there was an advance COM
pared with Saturdays quotations Of from TO
per cent as follows Erie, Rock Island and Western
Union, each ! Lake Shore, Quicksilver, and Union
Pacific each |. and North Western, Ohios and
Wabash, each !; Pacific Mail and Panama, each I.
Central and Hudson. Hannibal and st. Joseph.
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western and st. Paul
were quite steady throughout the day, and closed
without change. c., c. aud /. G. stood alone, or
rather fell, having receded per cent There is
really very little trustworthy news stirring relative
to stocks. Those who buy and sell on short turns
are doing well, while others who remain persist
emily ON one side or the other have much anxiety.
make considerable noise and gain little. There are
doubtless many who are still short of several lead
ing stocks at ten per cent below current prices and
who, having spent several weeks on an extremely
ragged edge, now seem hopeful that they have
weathered the worst Of the Storm The list Of sales
at the head of this column taken in connection
with the following table Of opening. highest. low
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
A HISTORY oP GERMANY By CHARLToS T. LEWIS. l2mO. pp
799. HarIer Brothers.

HISTORY oP GERMANY. BY CHARLTON T. LEWIS l2mO pp
799 Harper Brothers
In the preparation of this volume Mr.. Lewis
has adopted the History OF the German People," by
Dr. David Miller his principal authority and guide
He could not perhaps have selected work better
adapted his purpose than that excellent and popular
compilation. 1t has long been favorite manual in
Germany for the initiation OF young people into the
history OF their native land and is less attractive by
the dramatic skill Of its grouping than the vivacty OF
its narrative. In addition to Miller. Mr.. Lewis has
made free OF the standard authorities Of Rauke
wirh and MenEel. especially In the history OF the
fourteenth aud fifteenth centuries, period which but
fmperiecty treated by the former writer. The work
extends from the earliest times to the establishment OF
the present German empre embracing In fact the most
important events the successive periods OF European
history 1t would do great injustice to Dir. Lewiss
volume to regard t mere compilation. Ii exhibits
che marks Of independent reflection aud research aud
IN point OF style 10 evidently the product OF his own
mental training and habits There few traces OF the
verbal pecuarities OF the original, which has been
skifully melted down, and reproduced In the form Of
terse, and vigorous, ana idomatc English. We appre
bend that Youog America will hnd 1t somewhat above
his level even In the Of the most precocious spec
soens but % an edectual clew Intricate and diff
cult study II has few equals 10 any language.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
Wentistrp.

SO O(M PEOPLE have had teeth ex-
eJUsVVW hssed under pure fresh gas without pain In
jury 81 st SO each sddeas Our metallic ensneled
are the ghtess Prices Of all operations
nsdsra Isv lseasu ~ Ksst oppos Assoei.toa
Hall DE- WAIT kOh.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
The quotations were as follows

The money market was easy at p and per cent
on call. prime mercantile notes selling at 6Q7. Tie
offerings of paper are. however very light The
Treasurer at Washington received SlO6.O00 in
National bank notes for redemption, and $4,000 in
called Five -Twentes.
United States securities were strong but not
active. fair investment inquiry being reported,
difficult to fill. The closing quotations are as fol-
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
THE POLITICAL PERSONAL AND PROPERTY RIGHTS OF A
CITIZEN or THE UNITED STATES. By THEoPHLus PAh'

THE POLITICAL. PERSONAL, AND PROPERTY RIGHTS OF a
.s. IL D. D. syo DID, IA Hartford s. s. scranton ~
In some respects, this volume may be re-
rarded as a summary Of the invaluable labors OF the
eminent author the field of legal discussion and in
ferpretaon. 1t is especially devoted to an exposition
of the principles of national constitution the his
tory OF its establishment, and the conditions OF tie
largest in the conduct OF republican govern
nent Tn connection with this subject it presents
euccinct view Of the personal rights of American
citizen and of the laws which must be observed In the
transaction OF all kinds Of business The purpose OF the
author it will be perceived is Of the most compre
hensve character. He has aimed to furnish the
mass Of the people with a practical digest OF the
laws OF the country in relation 70 their daily pursuits
and occupations their public rights and their personal
duties IL may safely be said that no man Is more
highly qualified for the accomplishment OF TINS TASK
than the author OF the present volume. His previous
works the department. Of Jurisprudence have both
national and European reputation. Intended prlma-
ry for the use Of the of professional students
they have found signal favor with intelligent
Iaymen In various walks of life. Many pr
vate libraries from which treatises OF law are
reperaly excluded have accorded 10 these a
welcome reception The literary merits OF lner cOnpo-
stop no less than their profound analysis OF legal
principles have attracted wide attention IRON general
readers IN preparing work intended chiefly Tor pop
ular instruction. the author has followed the same sys-
himself 10 10 be accurate, then TO be clear. His IAN
image throughout is simple and untechncal Nothing
can exceed the succnctness and uedity OF his state
ments His talent for unfolding intricate principle
would be remarkable in the discussion OF any oranch Oh
ecence II his expostons do not pretend TO be exhaust
AVE. they are always suggestive. They fully accom-
plish the purpose OF work for popular instruction.
which is rather 10 state the questions essential
TO the settlement OF an issue than to give a
complete answer 10 the various points OF detail For
this the aid Of professional adviser is essential But
client is greatly benefited by comprehendng his posi-
zion in general before applying to counsel for advice
TIE first condition Of satisfactory answer is an
knowledge of Of the questions TO be pro-
pounded. No better guide for this purpose can be
found than the work OF Professor Parsons 1t gives no
encouragement TO folly Of mans attempting to
be his own lawyer but 1t will qualify the sutor for an
Intelligent presentation Of his case to the legal author
ty and In some instances doubt help TO stave off the
annOyapces of litigation.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
Mem pubIirations.

- THOMAS" SACRED QUARTETS AND
EevYort without ths snDersoI essloa
Gold ky ~ dss,sfa Pnos. ~ 50
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13

The London market was reported active Tor Enc,
steady to firm and quiet for British consols and
United States securities. On the Stock Exchange
money can be had for q per cent. The Bank of En-
gland lost f53,O0O in bullion to-day The foreign
exchange was lower by half cent on prime bills
and sales were quoted at 4.s3!94s4i for 80 days.
and 4s704s7l for sight. The gold market was, as
usual dull the most of the limited business being at
11O, the range OF the price was 1lO.@lO9.. On god
loans the rates were fat aud per cent for borrow
ing and and for carrying. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out $500 in called bonds and Slioooi IN
coin interest on the public debt. Inc day DnSi-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows
Gold cleared. S162O9 900; gold balances. Sl,l750O5
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
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For Young Ladies-City.

MRS. KRAUS-BOELTE and Prof. KRAUS,
Nl formerly Of No. 0nmerey PARK will open their KINDER
GARTBN and Class 0e and T.nns cs.. for Kin
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sept. IL 237 500 29OSi90O l85slSO) = tS 61Oi
Sent 10 2sos67 800 49, 100 2560S7OO G5jJM M
sept 26 2364GO $40 200 l9952lO -565aGO 0itiN
Oct 236925 1859 100 l59l99D 25625,S0O 6j0J4oe
Oct. 10 $685. 200 2SlS75 800 l6gl6,0 2los9 0!gt1
Hon Deposits and Legal Tenders IN he Banks Of Hs
Cif,, M Nec- York for Ne reek ending Saturday. Oei
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMENr-lOl O'CLOCK
AND III O'clock A. NJ
y 6.2O Coupon 1867 5s lO.iO coupon ,o ,,,z
900 ........l2 .Il73s q 8 bs Reaistered 1881 -.
U $50 Registered, 1857 1O0OO. ......'..''iz'ii%e
10000. be. .ll6% U currency
10000 O,,..,..,,...ll67s 10000. ...........bc.ll1's
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
FIRST BoARD-l0i A. NJ.
Slate B0nds-Railr0ad B0nds-Bdnk ana RdH-
rnnd-E Ernress Socks. dc.

Missouri 6s, Long Bds
l.0DO........ 9f'4
OOO........ 94I
Missouri 6s, 1877
1900 ....... 97os
Tennessee O., New
er c0unon
]. 900. he. SO
South Carolina 6s. N,
NoD-PuDdable
2.UOO........ 6l2
N Y state rs, Bounty
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13

Loans and Dis sasl s77sN Legal Tenders. S9ty
Spece ...... i6,g46,700 Deposits 2JSii'3''
Circulation. $2o.ll5Soo.
The transactions at the clearinghouse for the past
week compare as follows with those of the previous
week
Clearings for the week ending Oct sSl6.osssoeS a.
Clearngs for the weekending Oct To-. isl,!yoo,,
Balances for the week ending Oct S....... 2ltgoi
balances for the week ending Oct. lo..-.. i9Iosoa
There were no new features in State bonds tno
transactions having been very light. The folowips
were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-13
ly4 O'CLOCR-sALgs BEFORE
THE CALL

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p. VI.
U s 6s. Coupon 1881 5-20 Registered, 1887 %,
500. ......llS ID,OUO llo's
u S-2O Regis 1865, u 8 52O Registered ls0S
U 5-20 Coupon. 1865, s 5.2O Coupon lSGS -.
$500. ......ll6 2.500............bc.ll7as