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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-15

IVot' W. o'u~"' D"''S Nv ''''~ ~
Nlillipnen Stide 9eblaien. N'e i'd
nun oben an ben We9 fomlne Elm fleln
@tld9enpon oa, 100 melt, 2anb anfdn9t
finoe i@ ben umge'uorfenen Baum uno
ipill eben borum berum reiten benn CT
Lao quer iiber bic Strobe. Wie i'd nun
10 UNI Den @ipfel Der eide berum lente,
j6eut mein @fero pl0blid> uno nor Snir
lie9t - SIR f6nnt benfen> pie i'd gudtc
- Der GDrpcr zines MenI I6en Sipi] ]9eu
ben 3neieen gs mar Gif @balu - 10
tobt pie Elm Sbiirna9el - ,uie i6 oamol&
peui9jtens gloubte.
2e6te er nod mar er ermoroet ? 'uas
babt SIR nit ibm on9efongen? riefen
perlGie6ene @timmcn aus Der Menge.
Rubig 9io6born, rubi9, beIdlui6tlste
1ie Der @6mie0; left nur, lpie lDr oos
orme Mdo6en bier erl9redt bobt, uno.
er ,uonote id 9c9en Nnna un1,. Die boln
oufgeriDtct, nit gefoltenen 9dnOen unN
Bliden, in Die li@ 5ooesanglt uno' frel'=-
oi9e, ober INNER mod fiirhtenoe $9o1f=
nun9 mil6te, nod linn biniiber itarrte
-cs loQte midi gar nidt punoern, tpenn
lie jekt> tlapp UNI, in Obnmo6t flele, o<
balo i6 eu@ ersdble, bob oer arme Seu fel
itorr uno talt oalog nno cine breite
Me1lermunbe in Der Geite bpd ober
nod Elm Bis6en 2eben in lid botte.
Sd babe 9eluoltig ltarte Mrme, fubr
Der @9mieo fort uno itredte Die i6por<
3en Tdulte 9e9en Die 3ub0rer aus nobm
alto ben ormen 8ur59en in Die SDbe
uno trug i'm in Die nidt lcbr entfernte
&oblenDiitte. eSn ber einen Gde oerIel=
ben lag cine @@iitte @trob umo GueQ=
paljer flob audi oi6t babel. 90 ldlu9
ct benn> nodbem i6 cine gSeile an ibnn
berumocorbeitet 6otte Die Nugen pieoer
ouf, lob lid 1ebr perwunoert nm uno'
fragte MIDI na6 elmer gSeile, mo iG ibni
9efunoen bdtte.
9}aturli9 mar i1 ebenf foQs nidt weni9
81 boren ,uer i'm 10 5ugeridtet
bdtte bdtte, er i6ien ii6 ober lelblt nl4t-
flor ooriiber 5u 1ein uno bebouptete, cr-
>pdre nit Dem olten 9unt ollein our6 bert
@olo oeritten, uno ba babe iid pl0bli6,
9erobe nodoem oer Baum geltiirst mar.
Semono ouf ibngcluorfen> i'm ponYferoe
9eri11en uno bos Meiler III feline @elte
9eftoben; ,peiter >uuBte er nitbs - ct mar
be linnunsslos auf Dem Ylate 9eblieben,
Sic @o1e gin9 mir I'M &opfe berum;
Der alte @unt tonnte unmD9li6 Der M0r=
oer lein uno i6 badte dud), es lpiiroe li9
l9on pos finbeuL bos Ginen ouf Die
@pur brinsen t0nnte. SD perbielt mid
inoc6en 9on5 rubig!, nerbono @bop 10
out es 9eben ,po0te uno perlpra6 ibm,
nod 9untel,peroen Suriidsufommen, ,po
i6 i'm bonn ouf einem Mogen in mel1t
ei9enes Sous 5u fobren 9eoo@te.
Q1ie i6 tuieoer 81 Der Stelle 5urldtamc
wo @bo,u 9ele9em 10 fling i4 an in oen*
Bul6en bcrumSul ulu6en, ob i6 ni6ts fin=
oen tDnnte, mas MIDI auf einc Spur
bra6te. 9i6t am Be9e par eine@9lu9t
unb BORT Der &o1en ouf9eril llen, als pb.
Elm Yfero ousgerutl6 l6t uno binob9eglltten.
mdre - einel 5iemlib fortcn @ollafras=:
bulN 6ottc es obsefnidt uno Die 9Surz7
,cl bobci bolb s9eri1en, on oer9Sur='
;cl ober, unb bolb unter Dem NIT por9e=
wiiblten olten gel6en 2aub perltedt bln9.
Elm Sou{eilen. S6 fonnte es ben 9lu9en=
6lid, oos Yiero muBte bangen geblieben:
1ein unb oie tleinen biinnen 9}a9el fonn=
ten oos @e,pibt nid)t bolten; Elm poor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-15
Ger] r]ammlun9 trOden.

c0el9tH putt tttta *oputuIeH guoe'
Nein, loete Der alte Monn uno bol
bas blaNe, 9rom9efl'r6te Mntlib 5u i'm
empor; nein @quire S6r 'pollt mi
ni9t 9lonben, uno anoere 3eugen bob
i6 niht - 9lbpocoten mag i'd nidt.
Ser &i6ter ionf in ieinen @tubl 81:
rid uno i6iittelte leilc uno lue6miitbi!
nit Dem &opfe, Der @tootsanlpalt 1tonl
oo9esen wicoer ouf bultete ,oilhte it'd
Den Nnunb, tronf Gin poor Sropfen Wal'
lcr unb begonn Nun einen bittern Mn'
9rifi ouf ben Mn9eflo9ten. 9Seoer Hl@:
ter nod @e16,porene ,poren jeoob &C.
,pobnt, lold lan9e 3orn= nllo 9robreoer
nit rubi9 onSub0ren uns riidten ouf ibrel
@iben umbcr.
Gincr lebnte leinen @tuDl suriid, Gin
ouoerer itretfte leiue 6iibe ouf bic nQbItt
8onf uno Der 9}i9ter Der nun l@pn
perlAieocne @tellungen Der 1u6t uno feline
bequem 9efumoen itono enolid nit einel
9(rt perslpei felter Geli9nation ouf monete
1i6 nm uno nobm Gin &ilthen nit 81
eorren BON bcm Monbbrct berunter, bon
oenen er sucrf cine fir li6 ousludte uno
lie oonu biniiber nab Den @eI9morenen
9cben lieb. 3pei ooer Orei bon ben
3,pi11eufcbenoen lon9ten eben falls 81,
lpdbreno lie oos &ijt6en bef0roertcn.
uno Der &i6ter >uintte ibnen 9utmlitbi9
ld9elno gu, Siinbete bonn an einen'
@trei6b6ls6en feline .Gi9orre al uno
lebntc 1i9, Den 9onpf in l6>peren Wpl=
fen aug toBeno, Bis an Die QSano Suriid,
nur su 3eitcn in leiner 8el l6df fti9un9
einbolteno lpenn bic piel(ei6t mebr ols
eclpD9nli6 bonncrnoe @eoe iein Snterelie
ooer piellei6t ou@ lsin Grltounen fir oen
Mu9enblf crlpcdte.
Sem Gpn1 1tobel mar 0os &l lt9en luie=
Ser iibcrreid)t uno er >pollte es eber,
no6bem ct 1i6 lelbit btbodt> an leinen
9e>u0bnliden Ylob ltellen:
Gei6t lie linn lin reidt lie ibm, fllls
iterte ber @idter l@neu; 'pibt Sbr nid)t,
luos id i6idt?
9er.Gonltobel 1pran9 i6nea 5uriid 5''
Dem @efou9ener uno bot ibm Die 9opan=
nos an, oie1er mics aber bos freunollde
Mnerbieten Surid unb Der &idter l6iitteltt
oariiber ,picScrum gar ernit ben &opf
benn er Dielt oos ouf jeoen Sail fllr Gin
3ei1en bon Gorge unO &lelnmutb.
9lls f6 Der Stoatsanluolt enoli@ Dem
@0lulle leiner lauecn&eoc ndberte> lpuroe
Der &idter INNER unrubi9er; bic Gi9arrt
9ing linn ous un0 iein Q(ntlib 13outt
blei9 unb 5crit1rt aus Dem oi9ten Sa=
botsquolme Dor, Ser es umlo9erte. Mls
1i0 Der @tootsanlpolt enOli6 nieoer=
lebte erbob li9 no9 tllSem 309ern oe'
Gi6ter.
Dopio Sunt - NoAbar - bobt Sbl
ni1ts - gar ni@ts mebr fir Gud 5l'
iagen :? - rief er NIT 10 lauter orln9en=
Der @timue, ooB T6 lelblt bic @el9wo=
renen De ltiirSt auloben.
Oopi0 9unt erbob 1i6; leine Mu9en
oldnsten Don einem eionen 9i6t unD
menn audi bleid, itonb er bo6 felt uno
se1ommelt s>pi16en ieinen olten Treun=
Sen. Sa - i6 bobe nod etluus su ia
gen - uno penn SIR mir ou6 nl31
9louben wpllt, 10 ,pil i6 bod >penigtens
reocn. 9lQes mas lie bier 9csen mid
9e16ppren lit lpabr, ober au6 @les
mas id jebt la9e uno 9ela9t babe, ii
ebenlp ,pobr. go bDrt mid nno mDge
MIDI @ott in meiner lebten 5tunoe Der
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-26

Maderas de todas clases v teananf E. sAradesa H..
FatiaS Ishfieas cor manqos rtim0nts rel IL de re-
pueato de t0dts iItinefo QU calla de ttaa cIape
lnsIumentos dc c !rpnser v tonelotos,r-. orreas
dc cIero para fnaquin,ss de vaI,or tesa a w ls
'-Lsf0p2 par maquiEa de- vaDor uarticulo de
patente- Alquit t"ap.- Estopa cara buqti inQus
ties para boeas ne hornsa -Rtna ches io 10 lfss ia
ra correas de vapor-L!aves de val huas para vap0r
desde ) pa eadas --Stlade alai fetlc va los ta
maho~ para oedazos dc guarapo.-Iele dc gonna ,,a-
Baides dc Alerro "a Yauizao para acie,.as.--Efcc
to9 piatesdos dc hoia de laia.-fesde lHe~ro m
cal"sas carrotas, yaltas p2ra dent jamones
hn" para t4par nndos.--Liaves ngesas ptra todos
nsos.-Pess llcorts y sir"p.--Tenu0metros Nan
Eu"ras de gonna dc !, y 4 pH glda.-Arneses sara
mulas caballes -Jaouimnnes d. cutno pa:;.jdsn
-Recortes para clrrnages -konlanas Dc ola afor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-26
HOTEL INTERNATIONAL, ClLLE PRINCIPAL,
FREAYE Al BAMO Y GLIB INTERNATIONAL DE- SAN 7HONAS :

Un empleado del Hotel va bortlo. semnro
que legan vapores para ponerse 4 Ia orden de
loos Sges. pasageress encargarsel de la conduc
cion de sus eqnpaies en- I'M bote especial man.
dado construir expresamente para este service
con m0ci0n meeanica, que le impele mas yeloci
DAT que una maquira de vapor. espacio snfi
ciente para conducir veinte Y cuatro persona
con sus ualetas de viaie. ell cral esta 4 disnos;
ciOn de los Sres pasageros para paaeor mr. l.
bahia. San Tomas ID do EnerJ de is74.- E,ubtam
CUrdora, ~. ~ Ta'" n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-26

Ell que suscribe, pvopietariO de este c6nodo
estahIecimento, situado en- 10 mas c6ntrico de
Ia cale del Concrete, cerca dc los fnuclles con
hernaoaas vistas del puerto de Ia Ciudad, tie
ne eel honor ae offecerio sus numeros0s amigos
al pliblco EN- general, asegnrando no tendran
nada que desear pnes al cfectO cuenta con una
escogida servidnmhre, espaciosos cuartos para
familias, cantina bien provista, hailos fros 8
caiienteG la 0rden, harbeIo ~ 81; tod0 d pre-.
clos equitativos al alcance de todas1as fortunas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-26

Iaom RsSalia ciIindfaaa en- pa- II pIlsssz
qustead dea -ss-.---..s...4 20 A6 a.egs
Idsm mi Dueno en- paquetes11a 15
ldem miilaf eilindTado En- paQuel N@N@ a $50
Idem millaf redondo Cd paquetea sss's -
de co. .-s-s. - .ssa aF0Sa1R R4F y
picsd64pD ias% psTlI!as p4sn.sds e y p0r asasss
Suelta. --... !. -A4 50 al. sM8&a
Cigasro gordo % por 81 velOu una, EgarrO cor {
Elaza ,rircl,, nI.,lS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-26
COMPANIA UE VAPORES
HAHBURG AGEREANyBE PACkEIFAHRI ACIEN CEStLSJHAFl'
DE HAMBURGO.

III seryicio quncena Inca amburg ngatera
sia St. Thomas co PuertoPata IIsy pnpara odo
ell presene 8 principios del entrane
FL Aa;a destnado habendo sdo
los conraisas tempo convendo la Compan
provonamente vpor caga puerto Ihn Hay
pudiendo admit fino numeo lmitado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-26

Pff sancns na Ghas
cNp MOI AkAGRNxY YC0Mp
jan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-26
!. .s'a EN- Eli A MA CI11lN =. :. :.
= Y do D, TOMAS IuLOSA HIJ0,, DE MlEtGUiE,s r.. I
Sc ENCUENTRAN DE VENTA Los ARTICULOS sSIGUIENTI

ma cs ste de 15 aQ-MEelles de todas aliases
Mdgntres de cOser do var ciases. fvOs pafa 81
Imp aE ~. IL aeAs ss plabesdos eone
eTas iaros sa-PaIss Go madeira de bierTo NJ q
liqoa de ecaTo para inolercafe-V -Venteadoree de ca
de.- Qnn1ues para kerosina v gasDIina- -Fsrnlss s
pai. Observation-Disclosures de varias ciases con das- >
pens do pestilloe noyibles an arr
NeQ Para eI lido deIeeho elizquierdo xaaia ma q
re ado tlereche vel zrui rio4 Aouias nara ma -
9nnlss pezas suel a~.--lilss sedaspas 8 irem- .
tlntrras de todas ~ Acsitps Iona nara yaias
deauaues hgtss.Forniflos para iilaainas xsss,ar
Dc otras clas~s.-Cornisas de metal para ador-
nos de s'A;as vIdrie de toda lases Turae stlsa
p re- esp peios. Cerda = pumas para calohones = a.
mola ad;ss.-CoIchones v alt@cha1as s.eltas-fnLo@
9aIs' ni}lques Do aceite kerosna- Grsta sria tls
toda tse-Catfuaies dc aee veultro asientOs para
Eiao~ ctrasa inuesos artlcalos imposible de mn
a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-26
'COMPANA RRAIIDB TlPORRS gORRBOy INghlBBIllS8a

SUBVENCIONA ADA POR Ell G0BIERNO DE y. NIB.
RvICaO ErTEE PUEIkTO PLAZA. Los PIER1Os DE ~
n AAN THOR As EUROPA Of1Os FUE8EDs.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-26
ia EAGssS.


Cagctillas dc 20 cigauos corlientes panel
tonando de pesos en- adelnntc, RI por IN peso
ldcm de IS ci~arroS couientes papel blaneo
% por un peso, Y tomando de pesos en- adelant4
% ldem h., 80 egairiIlOs go ren tcs na llfl hIan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-26
sEauNDo WADE dENsUAL.
PIMER vlAJE MENsUAL,
LLEGADA.


nega da s"t6 sea 81 di"+
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HavreId
% de eos
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car . a l. lew r 0iene
rAN los II e
raualnncra
Aaent
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l. 0 S C A VI B,,I q s.

Gran dp6to de tabocos dcrefda orca o
= La PERLA DE BORINQUENa DE ESTEB4N B4L4GUBR s.
Efe"oa con As de Nsto Ia rpc;on Universal Vna 1873
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK ..............."....".NOv 8.
Steamship City Of Merida. Zimmerman Havana Alexandra SOM,
steamship Charleston Berry Charleston Nv Qgintad Co.
seam.hD GlsnoTgsn tBr iat5oarne Cardiff 1Co
steamship ta%ia Hove P6,ldslP5; LclITd steamship Co.
sesm,5l0 T6o6sa ldsI NsysT. ahST1s Rd k,nhara C"
Steamship ElesBora, Johnson. Portland, J. =. Ames
Bari htteoe lNOr wsags Plymouth Eas Punch Edye Co.
Barb Golden Fleece Br) Armstrong Bndseto"n Barbados H.
E.a ISEs CD, spf.s s.s'E Tss S'.dS
Barn yidiaaen Nor) FrCdeen Liverpool Punch Edye Co.
Bark Heuy Ranking tBr Pn;ehai Rio Janeiro lhOs Norton
B.rl Indusre (Au.t) sodich Dublin slocovich L Co
Brg Saoyo Achilles GD Fenar Gibraltar, Funch Edye Co.
BnS Flora Ger, Rio Gande do Sui 0erch Co.
BHs EIst.iot lBIi Major Hamilton; Bernqda Danfsn Mccc
Ehs @ s y,.rs @ ISa o'I2 H. &C.
.sI 4d. B E": H,: g s sss ssy1i fasse ss9
Sehr Geo'gea gIsSor b. Ponce p. R.. Z. sancheuy DOl
, I b.. state Rsss Ss,t3 esa: Sa. Rsess RSHs Bro
Barge Barge Ira WhtSe Whiting Nevia7en I.aa: b. Gregg
Steamship Andes tBr Porter Oct a. and kingston
29th, with Ind.e and pass to Pm forT9oo Co e.. , -
Steamship faai,a Howe Philadelphia with mde to Lorad Steam
steamship Albemare Kelley Leves. Del. with Old Do
BARI George W. Jones Oi Yarmouth ST. Porter Antwerp Sept
II. in ballast
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS NV 5-rnved schrs Ahbe Carson and Rebeeca IL
1 S1sa from dG Sf e bs eR nI o Fs Esther for
Turks audi schTs L. D. Fisk, fr Philadelphia John Price for
PnLADEIPH Nov 5-ceared steamships North Point for New.
Lancaster Port Roya CT arbnrg for Boston; BARK
Willie CAIN for Belfast Arrived Open Sea- from Bangor
FOREIGN PORTS.
Perry rom swiOI 9:4o M Oct IS Liverpool
st3 p. NJ to-day
LoSDoy Nov. 5The ship Pacific which wrecked
on 1os The %oa coast 5s rfs ss .eS Robert Bruce Remington from
ing cruise cargo Gloucester Cape La
ltor --latest sh,D Ne,cs see FIN Paaei
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
CIVIL NOTES.

Tn the United States Circuit Court yester-
day In the case OF the United States agt Polhemus
Jackson recently fully reported in THE TRIBUNE. Judge
shipman directed that the plaintiffs motion TO set aside
the verdict be heard and determined upon case or
case and exceptions" Thirty days were given the
plaintiffs to prepare the case
In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day in the case Of the United States ag Benon How
ard and Elias Howard, the jury found verdict for the
plaintiffs for SIC 92S a. Action in the case was brought
on Benoni Howard's bond manufacturer OF watches
and Elias Howard was his surety; tIOOo was the
the interest on Increases 1t TO $4,000 s. L. Kennedy
was Howards bondsman on another bond for slO,sOO
awarded the fun amount Of the bond 10 the Govern
ment.
Mary Mclean, aged three years and eight
mouths sued through her guardian to recover damages
against Thomas Van Zlnd who occupied the house ad
ioning her fathers for injuries sustained by falling into
an UNPROTECTED area-way belonging to the defendant.
The suit dismissed on the ground OF contrib utive
present permitted young child to from house
to another without protection knowing at the time the
made for a trial, In the Supreme Court, Chambers,
aud Judge Curtis yesterday sustained the decision OF
the Court below holding that the circumstances OF the
case disclose contbutive negligence on the part OF the
childs parents
In January last the benevolent society of
German ladies known " The New-York Ladies' Sick
Relief Association No. 2" elected as President Mrs.
Dorothy Grunninger through whose agency a Sunday
festival was held raise funds 1t successful
but queny, us alleged. dissatisfied faction held
another election the ground that Mrs GrunniDger
had committed Irregularities the principal one being
the holding OF festival the Sabbath The "malcon-
tents" elected Mrs. Doreti Eke President and took
p0ssesson OF the baDk-b0oks and other eneets Mrs
runnDger brought suit TO recover In the Marine Court
and Judge Spaulding gave judgment In her iaVor Ms
Eke secured "a temporary injunction ana an Order 10
show cause against Mrs. Grunninger Tue matter came
up In Supreme Court. Chambers yesterday oeIore
Judge Lawrence G. Eagan appearing for the respon-
dent In consequence of the absence OF the reatofs
counsel Dudley Field. the argument was soJourneu u
Monday next.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-No. 51-Hearn aQt NewE En-
eand Mutual Marine Insurance Company from the Circuit Court
Of haachus-eau seeks the mistake contract
onsunce made with the Company In May 1866 be applied Tor
insurance the bark Maria Henry the s. 900 stating
the letter that she chartered from Liverpool Cuba and 9d
for Europe via Falmouth for orders where 10 discharge pohe
made describing the thus At and from Liverpool to po
The policy OF
aud her return England Subsequently aeon
the policy the Court he'd that could maintained % there
had been such Of when the policy permitted the use but
and that the evidence OF the Of Liverpool offered p
the Insured nadnb the night than one
port Cuba and also that the evidence failed 10 establish such
existed Theupon this action brought to reform the
pocy conform to such and the alleged agreement N
codane Herewith The decree below the claim and tue
ins for appellee.
No 52Bqusbe Safety Insurance Company agt earn; appea
the Circuit Massachusetts, This the same
question stated No. 81 the being the v oI
the In this found certain
between the parties prior the Insurance. brought home to the
edge Of the insured the fact that the vessel would two ports
instead and this fact the Tor the n
Dodge appellants Walter appeilees
No 53Rogrs al Schooner s. b. Wheeler appeal from the
Circuit for Massachuse.-Ths Of collision between
the Beebe Wheeler Vueya Sound the ngn OF
July 49, 1871 The proceedne oppote directions
and meeting end nearly the Bee put her helm
saboad and thus held by Court devated from the rule ana
her destruction The that the Wheeler
sudden the Bebe could 90 ne
both the Wheeler and another vessel which
Court held be insufficient and that
wind tarboar tack the Beeb was tha
the right without becoming unmaDgesb Is bound
substantially Keep her The libel dismissed ana
the affirmed By the Court j. G. Dodge for appellants
Sowerby l. Dabney for sppelees
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
BAyARrAN FoRGERs IN AMERICA.

Last September Commissioner White issued
warrant for the arrest Of Herman Thomas on charge
Of having obtained by the of forged drafts 1900
thalers from the Royal Bank of Bavaria in the German
Empire The warrant issued under the extradition
treaty between the United States and Bavaria, and
Thomas was held to await warrant of extradition. AT
the examination before the Commissioner Chas. W.
Brooke counsel for the accused raised the point that
the treaty referred to had been abrogated by
the merging of the Kingdom OF Bavaria III
the German Empire, and that, therefore, u warrant
could he legally issued under it. He also objected
to the warrant the ground that ii issued Dy the
Commissioner before the arrival OF the Presidents
mandate authorizing him 10 issue IT, The Commissioner
decided adversely to Mr. Brooke, who brought the mat
ter before Judge Batchord OF the United States Cir
cult on a writ of babeas corpus for the release OF
Thomas The Judge reserved his decision till yester
day when he gave one sustaining the commissioners
rulings, and remanding Thomas TO the custody OF the
Marshal Ex-Cov Solomon appeared as counsel for the
Kingdom or Bavaria
The case Joseph Schwick, another alleged forger
from Bavaria involved the same questions. Like pro-
ceedngs were had i'll it, and like decision was given.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

FRIDAY. Nov. G.
Msl tor Halifax the Newfok PostOhee evef
tsy N ,. n, and goes Boston
sATURDAI. Nov. T. -
Mu for Great Britain Ireland and Liverpool by
steamship Oceanic close IL 30A Supplementary Mail closed
Pier No. SO, North River
For Continental and Bremen Mails bv the steamship Necar
IL 80 Supplementary Mail closed the Post nee
At 1880 m Steamship sails At from foot Of Thlrdst Ho-
bokep.
Mails for south Pacific Central America per the steamship
Acapulco close a. 10 Supplementary all 10 closed Of the Post
Once s IL Steam,bp IL NJ from Pier No. AZ N K
Mails for Key Wet BY steamship CITY Of Waco close m
Steamship sails ~ 0. N, from Pier No 20 4.
Mails Tor HAVANA direct steamship City OF Houston close
20 Supplementary Mail closed At the PoOnce al Z;4o
p m. Seamship saib at m. from Pier No. 3. n X
SUNDAY. Nov. s.
All Malls close at ~ oock The vs0hce open non q
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New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
THE COURTS.
PROBLEMS OF TRADE.

There is now on trial before Judge Van
Worst between Gelpcke plaintiff and Quentell
defendant which involves question OF some CONNER
cial Importance. Quentell. merchant. sent from
Bremen letter Of advice TO Gelpcke Co. of this city,
authorizing them accept drafts by Rodewald Co. OF
Louisiana to extent OF $4,000 drawn against
sgnments to be shipped to Quente, but not not re-
Quiring Gelpcke Co. to the bills OF ladlDg as
security Tns letter received Jan. IT, 1860, and the
NewYork house at advised the Louisiana firm Of
the authority but omitted tell them that they need
not send bills Of ladnG. In February following letter
was received from the Bremen house revoking the
authority accept. the doubtful condition OF Rode
walds firm having been learned and Gepcke informed
the Louisiana house by mail Of the revocation but
accepted drafts to the amount OF ABOUT SjOOOO whlch
in after the letter Was sent but before Tue Lous
ana house got it.
(ielpcke d Co. now sue the Bremen house for the
money paid by them those acceptances (IsodcWad
Co ha wing faie0) The has been twice before the
General Term whose decision was that the ouy ground
on which the Now-YOrk house could enforce the pay
ment of this money that they were bound 10 meet
these acceptances; and If the drafts were not actually
drawn against consignnens then they were not Dound
and therefore could not enforce these acceptances
against Qlente GA the present trial the defendants
take the further ground that they were not bound be-
cause ROdewad was not informed by Gelpcke that he
need not send the bills OF ading with the drafts
Case
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
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