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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

Jose Mas, Master. CtC., VS.. Steamer Belle
Lee, etc.
I'm THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i District of Louisiana, No 10 32i-In obedience
10 admiralty warrant to me directed In the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken to
INV pne sassiOr-
THE STEAMER BELLE LEE, now lbeled by Jose
Ms, MASTER etc, for the causes set forth in the
libtl now pending in the District Court Of the
United 8 ates.
And 10 hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners Thereof, and all aud every person or per
sons having pretending to have any right title
interest in to the same to he and appear al a
district court of h. United States fr the district
Aforesaid, to b. hodtn at the city of New Orleans
on the thitd Monday OF January to show cause if
any they have can, why the said st. amer Belle
Lee should not BIZ condemned and sold sgreeabl Y
to the prayer of ibelants.
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans. De-
ceInber q, 1873. - B PACKARD
de27 81 ja6 10 UnitId States Marshal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


JOSEPH DAYTON,
DEALER IN
d. A NJ ON DIS, j f w + L II y,
FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, ETC,
Isl and So Canal street. I 81 and Is ,
Hair jpwelry made to order Diamonds reset.
Gold and silver plating. Watches, jewelry and
clocks repaired on shortest notice. ja1 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

HATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PAT.
" ronage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned
respectfully informs the public and his Old friends
in particular, that be has removed to
No. 81 Camp Street.
In tho Tulane building, where his former speciality
will be continued as
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER
He will give his personal attention to the sals
ard purchase of all city Real Estate;L Plantations,
Mineral and Timbered Lands Bonds, Bank Stocks
and otter city securities; Cafgoes, etc. whether
under private instructions or by judicial proce
Loans on mortgage resctiated. The renting Of
city property attended to upon moderate terms.
With his known experience aud devotion to the
interests of his patrons he hopes to merit con-
tinuanco of their former confidence.
c. T. GIRARDEY.
New Orleans, December Is 1873 deli I'm
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r. GU IS.

No. Rampant Street, New Orleans,
DR. Gu STIS would impress upon those patients
who have already corresponded with him the nee
essity of personal interview, the material advan-
tage Of which will enable him to form q complete
and thorough diagnosis Of the case.
Consultations confidential. nO23 SIN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

DEPARTMENT Op PorlC. ,
New orleans, Jai uary S, IS74' :
w as BROUGHT TO THB SIXTH DIs Pyfsr
Pound on jersey street between yairnce
OK MARE MULE
which, II not claimed within five days. and the
~ :. Thereon pad Will BE- sold at public auc.
at twelve o'clock NJ. A~h1 ~ 1914
No. 4o-ja6N 60 A"0 illustrator.
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VJVVsVVVs
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Lesulized By state Authority and Drawn
In Public Ia St. LOIis.
GRAND MNGLK NUMBER SCHEME
$4,000 NUMBERS.
CLASS NJ, TO BH DRAWN DECEMBER 3D. 1873
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500, coo.

Tickets 80 Half tickets SIS. Quarters So so.
Our lotteries are chartered by the state. are
always drawn at the time named. and all draw.
inas are under the supervision of sworn commits
sioDers.
The official drawing will be published in the st.
Louis papers. and q copy of the drawing sent to
purchasers Of Tickets
We will draw q similar scheme the last day Of
every month during the year 1879
Remit by postotice money orders registered
letter. draft ex press.
Send for q circular Address
MURRAY MILLER l. CO.,
Postoffce box N46. ST. Louis Missouri.
aplo cod WHY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

Bark Constnntia am Owners vs.. Steamer
Bile Lee.
In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Il district OF Louisiana, M. 1928 In obedience
tn admiral Y warrant, to me directed in the
above en'i led suit have seized aud taken into
my possession
THE NJ EAMER BELLE LEE, now libeled BY the
bark Constantia and owners for causes set fort h
in the libel now pending in tho District Court of
the Uni.. States.
And do hereby cite md admonish tho owner
or owners thereof. and all and every person
or Pers"ns having or pretending to have
any right. title or interest in to the
came, to be and appear 1t district court Of the
United States. for the district aforesaid. to be
hold at tn ely Of New Orleans, on the third
have can, why the said steamer 'eile Lee should
not be cond mned and sold agreeably to the
PRAYER of lit-lants.
United states Marshars Office New Orleans Dc
cember q, 1873.
4 B. PACKARD.
de27 81 jas 10 United states N ,rshal
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ALABAMA,

From New York to Glasgow, sailing Fortnight
Will receive and sign through bills of ladu
Havre, Bremen. Hamburg, antwerp, Rotsr
and all Continental ports.
Return tickets issued available for TIVE
MONTHS, at reduced rates. and Through fN
to all parts of the United Kirgdom aud El,w
A stewardess and surgeon a,e attached tat
steamer; no charge is made for attendants
medicines.
Money orders granted free of charge
Prepaid Emigra alton Tickets issued heSt
ties DESTROYS of sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar at all times wi
detention.
For freight and passage, having superiorx
mOdatiODs, apply TO
A. K MILLER l. co.
sel4 No. 90 Carondelet street. New Orlu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07
BUSINESS CHANGES.

WE HAVE ASSOCIATED MIR. MAX
w DlNKELsPlEL with us in the practice of the
law. We VIII give our personal attention to busi
ness tntrns ed to US in the Federal and state
Courts. The name and style of our Arm will
nepcefsrth be BRAUGHN, BUCK DiNXELSPiEi.
ATTORNEYS at Law, No. II, CONNER cial place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

GhEAr JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains depart and arrive as follows s,,-s
foot Of Cslliope street; a
Express. narA s,oo A. M Express .. n,
Mail. .......S:55 p. N. Mail. ii.st!
ENTIRB TRAINS RUN THROUGH no -.
ILLINOIS. ....- LIZ. -
Pullman Palace Cars attached TO mo.,,..
evening trains.
only one change to Eastern citier.
Tickets fer sale and information give, :. !.
Camp street, corner Oft'omm0p.
A. D. SHELDON. Agent
ja12 ~ Is. d. FROST. Ger eraI n,r.~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-07

MONETARY.

MONETARY.
OFPICK OF THE DAILY REPUBLiCAN.}
TUESDAY EVENING January 6. 1874.
We have NO Change to notice in the money mar
ket The fferings at the banks continue OF fair
extent, and all approved business paper is readily
accepted. The demand FOR discounts on the street
nnt coIaterals show leaning toward our inside
quotations. We continue to quote street
rates for FIRST class paper. accompanied DS
unexceptionabte cOllaterals at l1lk cent Y
month Al without coilstersls at lh0-, and sec
oud grade at 2d3 First class mortgage paper con
tjpnes to rule at 10 y cent Y annum. and sec
ond grade at llO2.
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RAILROADS.


NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAn
Passenger Depot Foot of Ca.al q,
On and after December u.s. 1870. Train.
a. follows: Wy
Sundays train leaves at Bis A. w., insts.s's q
II.
Trains arrive at P. n and I0P.M
This is the shortest and most reIiak..
New York and all Northeastern ponts' ~
only line running Pullman Palace CA,
vile, St. Lonis and Charleston without ch'ss e
TAXI THB MOBILE LINZ
For tickets and information apply a. =
tel. or at the depot. W.
Z. P. SHrR
General 1fckst !.
8; H SCRAiSS
deS General Superinss-1
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STEAMSHIPS.


FCR NEW YORK DIRECT
Lak6S The steamship
MISSISSIPPI,
n. B. CROWBLL, Comna..
will leave her wharf, foot Of Jeffersop 81.
SATURDAY, January 10. at 8 A. NJ
These steamers have superior accommoas,
for passengers.
Cabin passage. ......... ........As
Bills of fading signed through to Liverpa6
gov. Bremen aud Hau burg
Through Tickets for First Glass ana n.
Passengers for Liverpool and the Coatinsst
Meeting With Guion's Line of Steamer ~
from New Work every WEDNESDAY.
For freight or passage. apply to
JOHN II. LUDWIG sBN, Aerut
No. 1870 Common ~,
The steamship GENERAL MEADB win ~
I~- q L. nAv
The New York herald., 1874-11-18
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY 49,
AMUsEMENTs.
A CADENY OF MUSIC.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Ie, le7L
ANNUAL BENEFIT
r. c. ORPHAN ASYLuMS.
AFTERNOON ata EVENING at TX.
Under the direction OF Mr. AUGUsYlN DAILY.

Mr.. J. LESTER wALLAcK
keasrs. JARRETT 4 PALMER
THE KIkALFY BROTHERS,
Mr.. JOSH HAKT.
J. r. POOLE, Esq.
Messrs. CAMPBELL ACRTHA
and
MIR DAN BRYANT
have all most kindly offered their mosr invaluable aid
and placed their companies at the disposal OF the Com
mittee OF Management
The New York herald., 1874-11-18

IN THE AFTERNOON.
t~ commencing at two O'Clock.
Overture ............., by The Orchestra
After which following members OF the Finn Avenue
Theatre company will appear in the third act OF
MASKS
AUD
The New York herald., 1874-11-18


AFTER WHICH
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND,
under
General GkAFCLLA
viii perform.
Having most Generously Volunteered.
FOLLOWING WHICH
the COMPANY OF WALLACK'S THEATRE will appea
In Comedietta in act By Tom Taylor Esq., called.
% 0BLIGE BENSON.
Mr' pens9n Mr =; " S ~
y =. MeIeuin EbEN I'll MIN
Mrs Trotter Southdown. Miss EFFlE GERMOS
MIS- Benson. Miss DORA. GOLDTH WAITE.
Every Individual Artist kindly volunteering.
BY kind permission OF the Krafy Brothers
LIE JEuNE BONNAY
will give Concert on the GRAND XILOPHONE.
BY permission OF Mcssrs. Campbell Murtha of the
Globe Theatre the following Artists have kindly volun
'ssfsd'- HARRY KEnNELL
In his irish Speclalties.
II. Miss ADAH RICHMOND
in her Vocal Gems.
ILL., Miss JEANY WURRELL and
HARRY RICHMOND
Schneider's Courtship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BREMEN-Is steamship Dondu. June i1D Chas zoler
Prof Edward Jison, Mrs Edward ydson Mrs. Louisa olm Miss
LIME Lester Henry Reche Mrs H. Allen and maid, Miss Allen
Geo Kaeher With LANCE Mrs Wih Lng Moses sternbergr
stsruberge L. Mende Mrs Mende the Rev. J. r. But
rworth Pfefer Ernst Obemeyer, Dr. Geo Reuins Mis-,
Julia A. Platte Boil Miss Chabonne. Miss NJ Charbonne
Beery Miss Geraldine A. Winsow Henry Scherman h Mueene
Muedene Henry Kayser Mrs. Henry and chd George
James A Frazer Mrs James Frazer Miss Mary Tappau
Laard L. sehwsIcbid, Mrs Name Muller Ms Regina Renter
Reuter- o. j. d. Ahers Mra Christina Ohemann. Henry
Dams Adehne Dahpg Wb. Bush John Haam Mrs John
Hasm Golstickf Miss Godrcter Mrs Catharins Brn
Miss Jue Hui, Henres Huei, Miss Christine Huck Mrs.
Suzanne the Rev Schlatrmund Robert Borneb Mrs Jane
Paul Keller A, C. Wlmanns Chsa Hermann and family,
Rich Bragg Mira. Rich Bragg Mrs Foster and children.
FOR LIvERPOoL-IH steamship Cuea, Jane lima Berry.
Miss Berry, Berry Miss Berry A. @. De Csvaluo Borges
w. Hsselne child infant and maid and
rist Dewitt H. TAYLOR Sherwood Peabody A. Brown
Mrs. Vail Miss Ellen Barton Mr. and Mra B. O. Riggs
O. Arbuthnot friend, j. NJ Bond W. 7. Stanton Pint
Ralph Eli, Mr. and Mrs Kellogg. NJ and Mrs H. Camp,
and Mrs. Smith, , Mrs Creighton Hugh Rankin, Mr. and
r. Tbome aud daughter Fulton eating and wife Mr. and
Miss Fenton Master Chss P Harry Mccall r. NJ Johnston T.
T. Screven Mr. and Mrs j. W. Kills Mr. and Mrs T. g. Pevsi H. K
Perciv, Miss Cath H. Peva Miss Hemuh Miss Hemuth,
Mr. Lemmaehe Mrs. N. Besley Mr. Robert Ernest Koch,
Thomas Biggart John Cow, M T. Johnson Charles Mscksy
Mitchell Arnold Pummer, Samuel Dodd, Mr. and Mrs II.
Hugang Mr. Dauton Miss Dunton Miss Field. Lanier Sir
Brady Mr. and Mrs Godsbv and children Mr. and Mrs w.
CLARKE Laytop Mr H. Recrson Mr. and Mrs T. Coutan,
Morrison, Mrs Palmer, children and msi Allen NJ.
Os,n Armstrong Mr. and Mrs Stewart Robson
Robson Thomas Dykes. Mr. and Mrs. II. Gwalter T. Mure
Msure RIVERS T. T. briggs George Homer Charles
Peck O. Benedict H. oerbery Col James TAFT M9nroe
Dunham children and maids T. ssmbo Mr. and Mrs w. Mason
maid, Master W. r. Mason maid Joseph
W Grant Mrs Commodore Blake NJ M,ea'. Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Rsnnede keaaedy, A. q. Fox, Dr.
Hall. Mr Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
DEPARTURES OF FOREIGN MALTA
THURSDAY. JUNE IL,

THURSDAY, JUNE H.
Mails for Cherbog Hamburg BY steamship
80 Supplementary Mali closed the
Steamship from pier foot Of
hnst obosen steamship takes Prussian closed Mail
Mails for the steamship City OF Havana close at
m Supplementary Mail closed at the PostOHce at gao
m steamship sails 3 from Pier No. North River.
Mails for the steamship Metropolis close al 1880
Steamship sails at IL N. from Pier No. 81 n. K
FRIDAY JUNE 10.
Newfoundland Aesiox PostOhce every
q D. a. via isifar.
Mail HALIFAX N closed the NewYork PostOhce
iay ,. N. and goes via Boston -
SATURDAY.. JUys 90.
Mails for Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool blythe steamship
City Of Chester close 1880 Supplementary Mail is closed
at the Post-Oee 9l5 Steamship sails ~ " from
Pier No. As North River.
Po Europe Southampton and Bremen BY the steamship Sefr
sll 3Os Supplementary Mail closed at the Post
Ills Steamship sails from Pier focs Of Thds
Hooen Direct German and Praan closed Mall sen. oy thu hne
Kingston, Aspinws Panama. Central American and
South ports per the steamship Colon. close as ~
Mail closed the PostO8cs IL Steam
,hlp sails at IL NJ. from Pier No. AZ N. r
Domingo. Samans BY the steamship Ashland
close .. Steamship sails from Pier No. IL North
River.
Mails for Hsyi. etc, close at p IN.
Mails Tor Kew West City Of A1stn close at N.
Steamship sails at m, from Pier No. 70 T. x.
SUNDAY. JUsR IA.
All Mails close at IL O'clock The tV,fQ4fe open ron
u. 10 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
DECISIONS-JUSR II.

United States Circuit Court-By Justice Hunt.-In
the abanrup and the matter Of the
S SHs f D Ill de and
Jan 81 1874 and to reverse sheh this .PUe. wa. brought
at John Preble and the Company
t 81 s1 Court the transfer b.
estate ana s 5s so os1a ns "
Mr. PEBBLE and the right coec. the amount thereof beoegs the
Fs o mad. n this natter BY The De.
on JAM TO- 1874 in all things ahmsd In III. matter Of the
81 he s:. a s.rss:
T9.ss ov1 ' in % made and is d to
which A. .ps. was brought be and the same Ss5.S,
ohsr. !, ordered and qseIeS FIN. Tia! The portion q II
furniture used aud his horse and carriages, made James
Place hi, wife 10 the bn Of complain, described BE-
void and b. Secondly Tina. said sr a, an and
declares 20 Be % Ne mIss o. Sn lns MI vrSr. ,sd
s ,St s :s%s hereby Thirdly tn. tn. portion
q: -; ,'. .s I'D &.
iss S.estsd and Fourh portion
Glazing Bs. and cnen pscs,ey have no nteIs'; in tho
be .%~s FA That p ts PS , 20 os ds,s
e. naps 10 be fraudulent and void Ii. or the properly
%, py Mr. Mr. Place s .. Ss the sseeu0s e MI.
Of X Place aud that the aa eIeeuO,s are liable for
The ai 3. dee. :a R's' and %. hereby
. IHa a
the the securities sold them and Which sum in
cover JAIME. sR,rs%.. PsI.Sn Be Alarmed s wit. With Tbs
on, Of said WORTH which they sold Aug
1890 And Julg 1859 with neres. thereon 70 be ascesDed
OF H. Wilder TO be iouDd IN Volume Of the printed
eases, beginning page SO.
SuperiOr Court - Special Term - Bv Judge Van
70 sssSs & I.se onoa Insurance
Common Pieas-Specidl Ierm-Bv Judge Loew.-
Al memorandum Coombe Csutrel-
Issues Of fse by jury settled Remge agt RemgeJadg
denied the ground that the pantn not an actual nhaoan'
Of this State
oyerruled (see opnonD
Suprems Court hambers-By Judge Westbrook.
Ua.. HymspMoon denied tmemorandam) Campbell sgt
IL each Of
sttous,. (menorandap BRIGHT Tekeld-Mouon denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
CIVIL NOTES.

Thomas Pearson, assignee of James Dunlap,
sued the city for services cleaner OF the City Hall for
the last four months OF 1862 Notwithstanding defense
OF appropriation the paintif recovered Sil3 yes
terday.
A verdict of 1851 was recovered against
the city Yesterday Superior Court before Judge
Van Worst by William B. Smith, for services in survey
ing streets 1873. The defense was, assessment not
certified" and no appropriation"
The suit of John p. Leverich against the
city, for ST. 0o0 on contract made with Tweed for re-
pairing the streets during two months Of 1871 dis
missed yesterday BY Judge Van Brnnt, In tho supreme
embraced amount greater than Sl,OOO proposals
should have been advertised Tor.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
in the case Of Roberts against Schuyler, Hartley
Graham in which action brought to prevent
further alleged infringement OF tue plaintiffs patent for
making rifle and pistol cartridges, the Jury by the drec
ton Judge Shpman, found verdict Tor the deehd
ants L. s. Dckerson for the plaintiff and Thurston,
Keller * Blake Tor the defendants.
A suit is now pending before Judge Van
Worst in the Superior Court, which is brought by
Anthony Eckof who is interpreter in the Surrogate's
and other Courts and whose salary was increased by
the old Board OF Supervisors to 81 800 year. When MI
Green succeeded Mr. Connolly Controller he refused
10 pay than - 3d. and the sht Is Tor the Dali
TIE defense OF MT Green, OF tnc Guy Is tuat TIC
Supervisors had no authority to raise his salary.
Thomas Sammon, flagman on the Erie
Railroad was killed last August by the collision OF pas
senger and freight trains at Fourthave and Ffty-sec
ondst His widow sued Company for 5000, and the
suit which was begun yesterday before CHIEF Justice
Mcneil IN the Superior Court dismissed by the Court
ground contributive negligence ON the part OF
track the time his death, and not III his proper
place between the tracks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
THE COURTS.
THE GREAT BOND FoRGERIEs.

crosr or THE DEFENSE IN THE ROBERTS TRIAL.
The defense closed their testimony in the
trial OF Andrew L. Roberts. the alleged bond forger'
Yesterday. Mr. Phelps, the DistrictAttorney, VIII pro-
duce some testimony in rebutta and the case VIII PROB
ably be left In the urys hands either late tonight or
tomorrow morning. Tho trial drew q large crowd to
the courtroom OF the Oyer and Terminer yesterday
and great deal Of the interest, which has Tagged
little lately, seemed to be renewed.
The first witness called was julius Columban sew
ing-machne agent and former friend OF Pettus, VINO
began to detail his interview with Spence" Petus at
Taylors Hotel Jersey City, JAN 1873. Judge Brady
buntly asked the drift OF the testimony and was IN
formed by Mr. Purdy that 1t was to show that on hat
occasion Pettus asked tho witness II he knew OF
any persons who would lend money on bonds,
and that Pettus showed New-York Cen
trail Railroad bond and also the seal spoken
Of by the main witness for the prosecution,
Olmstead as having been made for Roberts in June,
July or August OF that year. 1t will be remembered
that Omtead declared that the bonds were signed dur
ing those months The question OF the admssiDty OF
this testimony rise to great deal OF discussion
which closed by Judge Brady's deciding TO ruc on
each question that aud was called for decision
He said he would rule 1t oil out unless it Gould be shown
that bonds and the seal shown 20 Columbaui
the same as those mentionci in the Indictment The
witness said that Pott, showed him Central Railroad
bond The co.asel attem pied to show him bond and
asked aim II 1t was like that but the question
! Nas objected to and excluded, were great
mauy similar questions that followed. Mr. Hall then
renewed his Questions In the form Of offer to prove
that on Jan 1873 Peiius showed counterfeit bonds
and counterfeit seal smiaf to the bond and seal on
which the indictment is found to this witness out
| was excluded. The witness cross-examined at
great length, but without developing anything to his
disadvantage On determination he testified that
person employed by the Pnkertons had passed on him
| a check through which he got into some trouble. .
John A. Omsead trecalled for the purpose OF lay
Ing the foundation OF contradictory testimony and again
denied that when "Nelse" stuart and TON" were oc-
| NJ hil msash a
| gagged In tue counierfeng business Percival Law.
renee was recalled, and testified that no remembered
| pruting counterfeit stamps Tho object WAS 70 show
That he did this work for Stuart and Pcus with Ohm
stoads full knowledge OF the matter. but TINS testimony
was excluded, the Court holding that this related 10
otner Transactions and Olmstead was not on trial,
and could not heard in denial OF collateral matters,
they should be inquired into. The Court aourned,
Mr. Phelps desiring time to examine the testimony De-
| fore he put In testimony In rebuttal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
A MURDERER SENTENCED.

At the resumption of the trial of Thomas
Lowndes the murder Of his wife. yesterday. in the
Kings County Court Of Oyer and Termner, Mr. Gleason
resumed his summing up for the defense His argument
was to show his clients insanity. Dstrict-Attorney
Winslow then summed up for the prosecution. He ar
gued that tho insanity which crime had not
been proven In this He thought that drunken
ness should not be allowed to excuse crime. He
believed tho prisoner to be an ugly, quarrel
come man whom liquor had made more So
Judge Pratt in delivering his charge. said that
the prisoner was indicted for murder in the first
but under verdict for any OF the lesser degrees OF
could be rendered The jury retired at ~
D. m and returned at o'clock with verdict OF murder
In tho second degree. Tao jury were then poed, at
the close Of which Judge Pratt sentenced Lowndes TO
hard labor in the State Prison ut sing sing for his natu
raj life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18

nm p Dudsses KeLesu, Mis- hcLeas John Bshsss hiss
Parker A. saesto Mr. aud Mrs, Dwight
FROM ASPINwALL-In steamship Io1putoo. June l1-R B.
Frost Mrs Sullivan and child Mrs. Duany, O. Rsmssy as1
wife A. r. Booth and child hrs L. Coby Miss Jennie Ccbv.
Ms Frank children Geo W. Prank Moses Prank, W. Dss
can and child Mrs Mary Lesyi,t yno Benbes
Mrs H. L. H. Lyons Mrs r. Lee J. O. A. Lee. H. Mslman. T.
Leusay Rogers and wife Mrs JOS Tracy aud child NJ
EDWARDS McMsnn L. H. Van Gierson smith. Rob
ert Clark L. Cshll and child her.y BiyL WioS Jss
Cole Mrs Muca Miss Lew Mrs Lindsey Jay and Wife Mis-
thompson Palmer Mira Kcrsness and child Henry Lyons
NJ. ~ Sora sn6 wife Frames w, Gang mrs Dt
fendrr H. DfepdeFfer Lieut. s. w. TaT9r MIS- b. Lawns
Nelson Mrs O. A. Viewer n Bssn lanes Nol-
Ias L. smith r. olinsnt Mr. Gill, A. H. Miller, T. H. Wimedns.
Mrs L. W. H. Giford Jovsmis and vile Mrs H1nt seso-
Mr. Bubard, d. Richardson Henry Gesson leo
Robt Roper e. Martin d. W. Boarman, H. D. Eler . o"ns
Albert Mheronv Paul Montague WA Henderson r. Ah,e
FROM HAyASA-In s,e1Dsstp CITY OF Sec fors June II
Codwse Ramon Mensho, Miss Ana Moore h"pe', w
narJ r. Pchardo wife and sangines vermsn nas,
Is wife D. basss O. Montsdo g. Honneb snss
FISCHER and Mrs Carolina Cuber Tomas Terry. VIE dsnxh
Colin McKDlo August HeTn b. Togefs
Hatch MaaDo ysis Ayaa del Vale ehiiases gos
Paeunto Argoo Edward Carey Ibcmss Io,s
Aben and wife Mrs Ms de los Angeles Oh
Manuel Prono John Fisher Dolores mesAe
ne daughter James snons hemohna neso
n Bonnx Edward Anderson CHARLES Douglass, Adopn
PROM HAdBURG-Ia steamship WIS Paata, Jane l"Ii1s
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