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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-16

E0R RFNT FOR Isz5-Toa good tenant,
on reasonable terms, a desirable dwelling
with four large family rooms, stOre-rOOm, kitch-
en-, servants room, etc, large yard, on McLe-
more, near Church street. Apply at once TO
O'BRYANS & WASHINGTON. nov29 If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Surrogate's Court, yesterday, before
Surrogate HutcAings the VIII Of John Pearsa was ad
mittod 10 probate Marvin r. PeaTsaN opposed the
granting of letters OF administration, aud tile matter
was adjourned until Monday next.
A suit is in progress before Judge Larremore,
in me Court OF Common Pleas between James Murray,
plaintiff and Thomas ard Augustine Walsh. In June,
1871 Murray made a contract with Thomas Augustine
Walsh pier builders to supply large quantity OF thu
Der 10 be used for building Martins Pier f. r, opposite
F1tonferrv the timber being then South Caro-
lua Tie defendants aiege tnat there was specified
time or delivery agreed aud that in consequence
velloy-feyer III the south. the timber WAS delayed n
month. which entaea change OF plans and great eX-
pense There was conflict OF testimony rs 10 he qualify
OF the timber yered, and whether tme for de-
livery was agreed on. The price was 10 Dc 30 per VI
for feet. T. d. Mccarthy appears Tor pnt ana
o. Bright Tor defendant
The order of Judge Nelson of Brooklyn,
referring the case Of the of the Rev. Mr. Ken
drlek, Church to exJudSe Greenwood, provided that
the defendant was compelled to appear within IA
DAYS He avaled himself or his privileges yesterday,
ana did not appear person or by counsel, although
Judge Greenwood ready at the appointed hour as
were also the plaintiffs aud their attorney, JOhl d.
-,earns announced however, That DefOre the "a
DAYS expire the plaintiff Will appeal from Judge Neil
sou order OF reference the General Term or tue CITY
Court OF Brooklyn the ground that the order CON
rnues the Injunction full force. al. ID. Birdsa. tue
defendants attorney claims not 10 nave consented IN
open court the order continuing the injunction, whch
H. coupled with the order OF reference, ana i0r thaI
rea son declined TO appear before Judge Greenwood yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
R1GAM1sr SEVERELY PuYIsHEp.

Gustave Goethe was arraigned IL the Court
Of General Sessions yesterday before Recorder H4cket
on a charge OF bgamy. Sophia Zimmerman testified
that she was married TO Goethe Feb -. 1852 Her
testimony was supported by that Of the clergyman VINO
performed the ceremony, the Rev. Hermann Raegener
and BY Theodore Enges and Albert Raegeaer Who
present at the time The Rev. James H. BertIO OF the
Reformed Dutch Church testified that on the evening Of
April % 1873, the prisoner, accompanied by woman
named Babette Wagner, came 10 him 20 be united IN
marriage. and he performed the ceremony. The vii
ness produced memorandum OF the marriage, which
was signed at the time Dy both the parties and It was
offered N evidence
Tie prisoner then placed the stand and he de-
MED the Assistant District Attorney
Rollins requested him write his upon slip OF
paper aud this compared with the signature the
metpOrandum the second marriage IN the hands OF
the clergyman. 10 apparent that they written
by the same hand. Tie submitted 10 the jury
without summing up, under brief charge from the Re
corder Without leaving their seats, Jury rendered
a verdict Of guilty, anu the prisoner sentenced 10
the state Prison for years. As Goethe passing
from the bar 10 the prisoners box, he struck MS nst
wife "a blow on the lace Oticer Robert Lindsay
who near, caught the prisoner ana prevented An
from repeating the blow. Recorder Hacket called Tue
prisoner back and added another year ~ the sentence
making the term OF Imprisonment years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30

Otherwise suspect that there may presently occur
enormous demand for tiles clam shells, and other
tablets ON which to write ats name Meantime we VIII
take occasion to thank II for lts public benefac0n IN
sending forth " Extra. No l5," containing Bayard
Tsyors letter DR. schemanns recent discoveries IN
TrOad and the lectures OF BrownSequard, Proctor
and Chandler their several speciates IN science.
THE BEST NEWSPAPER IN THIS OR ANY OTHER
COUNTRY.
From TRs AHsoRia Conn SstfrsL
The TRIBUNE is to be congratulated on get
ting into controversy circulation. This constant,
petty spite shown the part OF its rival induces the
public 20 believe that IL Is animated sOeyby jealousy at
the prosperity OF The TRIBUNE. The best Judges
OF what makes up good newspaper have no hesitation
in pronouncing THE TRIBUNE the best paper published
in other country It's special correspondence
from all OF the world It's reports in the department
OF science its accurate publication OF current events
and ITS fearless and independent course politically make
~ daily necessity those who would be correctly IN
formed OF that which Is Transporting throughout the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
pACSEVGERs ARRIVED.

RROa LIvRRPOOLLa steamship Egypt Aprl 29-ars Lee.
l. n say C. d. W. IA. kirkland, d. W Jjues, s. 'ass~e
Mr. and MrA Close Close Alex. lAnd herman Mis- AZ
Reilly A. 3. stuart h. Daley D. u Clamp Dr T. y van Hogs
g. CnBth r. w. Davenport the Rev Aban Craddoc1 MI Dana
Mr. Ms and Miss Wight ~ l. Grim M ard Mrs Fletcher j. l.
Burgess c. Cnn Mr. stoAs sn son Ms bradbury and osf
drel W Harris KaDeer ". Bull Mr. and Mrs Forester SOD
J. NJ. Sutherland M ana Mrs Ola ohs >.
T. Miss Diamond, Madam DC FOfAs
Mr. Fletcher johnson, h. hadey Mr hosey, Mr. Wapoe an
FtOM LIVERPOOL-lH SSGuShsp Ctg " BT0OSn, Apri %
Ms sabiu Mr. Parson " Alan A. T. Eden, hf Hafney,
NJ Besmsh Brett, Deker wife, Mr. and hs hAaue
and servant Small, Mary Russell MIA johnson ana
enid the Rev j. calvin b. J. Sheely, M Cewes Mr. h9S9-
sou NJ Kitsou Ar Wood jones' II. BRADY Moore
Verion T. Rowland John Margatroyd w barton yos-a
Thomas samuel, D. Adams, Mr. Arnstrong nls
Brown David Jones Thomas Jones Miss mary OBnen mrs hiiAA
stanton Miss Webster Mrs. Bishop Mrs Odgers John ha
Brady, T. Le1ke aud chin. 80
EROH HAVANA-In steamship Columbus, Apnl 29-hs hoans
ami cien b. Spencer B. W. ii. Olson, h@ A. I'LL
son rnren and servants A. Agnsr daugn;er and er'lh
Mrs Amelia Vandewater ry4n John Sandes D. An'"lon
Knowiton Euowol, Jose GInzAt, stevenson n
III saaor b. Froan Lopez I. B. MONTANA Perez 1au
Dr. A. p Horsey GouE,es 4 Blanca ,pAa oaLa'esi ir1-
rnues Piesea ~ Eutr5gal NJ. Dickinson, children ana @
wants VIM Rsaehsnnz. l. bsioy a " SCH singer. r. n
CnK 81 PodTques A. Moran s. PARK. Emma MchanomoDY
PROH GLASGOW sdAassip @iasHa1ia, ApE [9hr~ BAIT
daughter SIR Culbertson. , IN -
PROM CARDIFF-In Steamship Gtrmorgrn April 29-Georgs
Jones' T. W B. Rove, Nicholas Holman mrs siLAOeA
Deacon ChAg.e. " Hams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
DFCIs,Oys-APRu %

Supr.me Court hambers-By Judge Donohue.-
In the matter &C. Union square S.ona Bank ~eskcpf sgt leen
carroll Az. Carroll; Of Sew-Yok sgt ROme M
Noel at Plum; ThomAAMOuOns denied Brandt sgr
granted In matter &r Miller Oer Of refer
uc Dof,mu referee confirmed and uS
nt divorce granted Beae The oeomaanne Manufacturing
a. Iapany-Moton b appoint receiver granted
CniL-Plrt ABy Judge Westbrook agL PfltI-,ee
opinion. An,
Part LLBy Judge Van VOu-lhe GroceB Bank ag Achn eY
aud ors-Juagmen, pilaiid 6ndings Of fact s-ned
Superior Cou;'t-SDscldI ItTm-By Judge Freedman.
Gillespie GespeMouOn denie Demarest agt Demaresl-
ae seied Changa sst STANDARDIZATION denie without eoss
Common Pleas-Speciai Ierm-By Judge LOew.-
Special calendar for
aa raated NIsa agL injunction
rautSf 10 the matter HaEardd0tOH
r petitioner proportional Of the sst ylenG granted Won
sOebe-ee menOI4adaIAs CoTAs AT New YORK
AM London Mlngfacturng Compansse settled Barry ag
l,v-s.e opinion. RAud.-MouOn for granted.
gfy Ier--By Judge Rob -Underhi BryantJ1dg
uegf M pUaaas menu KliekeTbOcker leo Com
pany.-Juigneai Tor yiaauE (Sse opiniOnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIyERPOOL-In steamship Caa5r,d April % Mr. Afan,
Nj Fav.e SIR T. HmoasOn D. Wilson, lhes MIS- }
Blicy Bscney and mad, y + Leone, J. nelson D. noiei
Rev john Ewing, John Brahaw wife and daughter hoD r@ss
WIN Booh Lieut. Col y FOzer Rev D. h. CUNNINGHAM sn1
wife Fnnk MARITIME, Mrs s. Howard sn child Rev J. =" Daet
John A. BALDWIN, Boo.h and child sgnor j. Capann AM
d. W. q FsE1in<ton anu "ie hi. An
Surfing obn Walsh Shea W. r. Hammond Mrs E. T. Young m
FAINT an seryaut c. Jessie Master Eddie 10nng W ="
King NJ LAWN Coles. Mr. aud Mrs Spence and ch n
Mr Ramsey g. Rywai, Jon Jocnmn, ar ana me-
Mr.. Henry rOOas infants and nal
a. " regory H. IL Harper Spencer Green Mss Green Horace
Webster Rev l. Druen NOEL Mr. AM Mrs Robert Hornet
Adam Muller Mr. Capn, henry
CLaabers Alex duncan H. Hubbard, b. W halooti M Back
apt Hsck T. W. Stery, H. j. Plate A. r. rats
Ienry Ups.u h. Il. G4ldleT J. Z. Smith, y e. smilA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
TIE LrMEL ESTATE CASE.

In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day Nj. O'COnor finished MS argument on the oil IN
equity 70 restrain Geo. Washington Bowen from bringing
any more suits to eject the Chases from the Jumei
tate. The bill founded the allegation that when
she died. Nine Jumel had title 10 the estate III qies-
ton which could descend Bowen. even were be what
he claims 70 be- According to Mr. OCODor. the follow
ing is the which Nine. Jume Invested herself
OF the estate In 1927 she decided IT, IN fee simple, to
her adopted daughter Mary Jumel Bowen who vas sud-
sequently married 70 the plaintiff Nelson Chase, and
who conveyed the estate which she had received to
Michael Werckmeser 10 trust for the benefit OF Nine.
Jumel during her life, and with power to her
to appoint designate" the persons to whom 1t should
20 IL fee after her DEATH She exercised that power
by an instrument In writing, directing tha, upon her
DEATH the should to her adopted daugnJer
Ms, Chase, aud her heirs, who are her children.
Mr. Chatfied given till "Wednesday, May g. ~ pre-
pare MS reply 70 Mr.. O'COuJr.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN KAILA,
rHrRSOAN. APRrL 30.

rlICR,DAl. APRIL 30.
for PVmoath, CAeboc ahnrs hr eashie
Fr.. coa Il Maj Is closed Al ibs
Po,tOfca al 10 D. from foot u
rhiI1st. HobOken. an,
Minis Tor Havana and West ladies' the steamshpCJ OF Nerds
Supplementary Mail closed ~ nc fosLOnre az
40 o. m Steamship a from Per No Noftn h'er
Mas Tor Hay Curacoa Venezaes by the steamship Safe
cose az 10 a. u. steamship sails At IL ron Pier NO
Ma ngston Ssvan. Crtsgenl by me steamship bt1
close al D. steamship At from fer NO. Il H"i'S
River
Mails Bermuda By the steamship Cann close at p m
FRIDAY MAY l.
Tor YORK PotCnee every aAy
D. n. Halifax. n. "A. -
iAy a. q p. and VIA boston .
sAruRDAf. MAY :.
Liverpool
BY Republic IL supDeeataiy Mall @
lt p. m. - p
from White Star Dock, Paronia u rrv, Jersey civ
Bremen Mail SOUTHAMPTON ard Bremen
nv The steamship Donau y NJ Supplementary Mall
closed AZ the Post-Omce 1870 steamship sails
from ooto Of Third S.. HoboSen-
Direct ti-rnan closed Mali il gent bY me Inc
For French Best HaEFe BY the steainsho
ST. Laurent u steamship sails al ID ron feE
No 30 v. H.
Mails for Hayt Ycssburg close az p m =,
Mails for Kew George w clyde cioss a. a
IA Steamship - 3 o. m rom Pier No. ~ r. X
suNDAl. MAY 3.
All close at O'clock Inc tostOhce Is open TON
IL.
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KIND E0RDS FOR THE TRIBUNE.
THE ABLEsT OF AMERICAN JOURNAIs.


On The 10th inst. The NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
entered up0u tnTtyfOurth year OF IT'S existence
fur Oue-1af that number VI years We nave Deen its
daily ea6cr ana therefore feel that are not an IN
competent Judge OF Its comparative merits with the
press OF It's own aud other cities uOT Of ltseI unuef
ls former aud present management We may state
that dgment 90 be that at no tune nave We talleu 20
rga.d il The aDest OF American Journals . nor
superiority ever 80 marked as AT the pieseus
gue % miss tie trehchant pen OF I's Isa1
iouudef nevertheless u editorials OFTEN read a. " ar
ted 1y the spirit OF Horace Greeley, Wnlle us cOaOu
general neWs and scientific literary, ana reAglOus IN
OfuatOn surpass the attempts OF the former manage
ueut. We mOdestly recall any DOUBTS tlal 6oGuue1
fhemseves upOn ~ as 10 the future Of The TRIBUNE
sheH Nj Greeley was taken from ~ 10 one
can suupIant Mr. Greeley In Affections nor
e Il a voluntary thought that any one could pos
a0y 90 his better imam ne olo i YET Int iact -
patent that Mr. Wbitelaw Reid has OeteTed HE IRIB-
USg 70 an extent not suggested by opportunities IN
treascd the OF tune he has nda eOIIFOl VI ls
o5umgs Tne elimination from THE TRIBUNE columns
o. he fierce battles with rivals marks epoch in jour
hsEm. The NewYOr Press no longer WfostIeS 10 Cd
an TIE mastery ia Remuneration ana VltupeIa1i0nll
LAu should enulate-0ut husbands is space ana talent
r he wOrther purpose OF discussing debatabe ques-
tons and disseminating news.
TIE WitSdraWai OF THE TRIBUNE from the Republican
fty A. its exponent ana organ VIII Ia part account for
"a Increased circulation and advertising patronage
I dse nthralled newspapers nave an enlarged hDerty
AID broader field nom which TO draw support. ana
te~s 70 sui party or faeuonhe can muse vlah.y
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an AMAZINGLY ENTERPRIsISG AND INTEREST
ING JOURNAL
Ckrtsttoa Ost0n
We remind our friends over at IHE TRIBUNE
sMdiug OF the sad case VI Arstdes Considering Tue
heatbenish aud country ia which he was raised,
Arsdes vas rather remarkable for certain great pre-
dominating virtue. Now virtue, 1t has been perhaps
mentioned before this, ss reward; when, Indeed,
fortunate Ic1stanee since otherwise the business
o. Towarding virtue would apt 10 yet nlserahy ne
Iieeied IN thls world. But Arisudes found Qua by
ss Own experience me antthesis OF this propO-
DtOE Virtue, IN his case, IT'S own punishment
.Dd the poor gentleman by too growth in the
great civic OF Justice, had sent out OF
country for fe year,, order let his
Eynen rally from the nervous shock OF hearing
fuently very batteT1ng appellatiOn applied TO MIN.
no" something IKE this Is The IRlBUsE's danger,
~ al amazingly enterprEing, viyacOus, aud utter.
hstiDg journal and 10 would be % "a real aiicton
70 have 10 Ostracised merely Tor the crime OF
Sng the very best newspaper IN the world" We
~1sAss At " 1oo ~ little. and MT DC quito GOOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
DETECTIVE LEAHYs DEFENSE.

A PLEA THAT TIE SHOT WAS FIRED ACCIDENTALLY.
The trial of Detective Patrick j. Leahy for
shouting an innocent inofensve aborer Michael Mac
Namars, by mistake the night Of February r. NJ
tenement house in West Twentyninthst near Eleventh
ave, was resumed yesterday, before Judge Brady
party OF six detectives searching at the time OF inc
shooting for Dutch Harmon, a notorious thief and
suspected murderer and burst open the door 10 una h
MacNamara met at the door, and as the officers
stouty maintained struck Of their number, Reilly
with shovel, upon which he shot The prosecu-
ton seeks TO establish that the officers did not make
known errand their Official character until after
the shooting while the defense ia that they did, ana
that Leahy's pistol exploded without intention when
Reilly lodging back escape the blow OF the shovel
josted against him. The examination OF Reilly,
VINO was called on Tuesday by toe District Attorney,
and whose testimony made him practically witness
for the defense continued yesterday In reply to
the DstrictAttOrneys questions pointing to an eK'
PLANTATION such violence when there three officers
door and others below Reilly admitted that
the house was surrounded but said he mad known OF
a fugtve's jumping from ia fourth story window ana
escaping while this was opy the tfu story anu thete
was q back window.
Dr. Shine gave testimony In regard TO the nature OF
the wound which he said caused McNamaras DEATH the
ying statement Of Mcnamara was read ana tnls closed
the for prosecution Mr.. Howe In ms opening
remarks for the defense claimed that they would snow
OF accidental shooting by the prisoner
Ol the side OF the defense, Otcer J1hn WArl APIS
Mount lyman, irving. Mcdonald, Mccartney, ana other
Witnesses called the testimony being nearly az Is
10 the good character OF the prisoner dnd IN, reputation
OF Dutch Harmon for violence. Sergeant Jones aui
RJundsman Mccormack testified 10 Harm0ns assaults
on officers. testimony gwen IN regard 10
Hlrmon's alleged connection with tue murder VI the
Waterman at the freight depot Oh the HUDSON KFer
Railroad.
Leahy. the prisoner. also called 10 the stand IN
his own defense HIS testimony cOrrODOrated the Story
told by Reilly principal point being tie accidental
discharge OF his pistol owing to Rslly's stumbling
A
ana ready and MS hand, which held the pistol down
ward, thrown up the time OF its discharge by the
io-tug OF Reilly He that they cried out tdJ
tnev were officers when they demanded the opening OF
the door. COrrOOOratOry testimony was added Dy De-
tecives WOOlsey Van Reischen, Muller aud williamson
OF the attacking party. Tue trial VIII continued TO-
dag,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30

The NAY Supreme Circuit Part H. vii ccmwenes On
Monday May IL. 1874 By order Of the Court -.
-'' WILLIAx wALsB, Clerk
PART m.-Adl"graed for the Term.
suPxRop until Sstorday MAY
2, rl2m
TutII TxRx--PART L-Adisomei for the term
PAIR II.-AdjDurned until HoadaE MAY I.
CownoS PLKN-GgNERAL rEEx
Will the a NOnday IN MAY of ns purpose OF rendering '
~ THAI TEnx-PGRrs T. IyD ".
The cans. INV an trial In Part 1888 SnA" babeo-t and
10 Part H. No. 2GO5 Wash si oceap balance o. Ier
C0URT-rRIAL rEZa-PAET l. Al ,afAe" ~" me i~h
Par IA ournel Tor the lsrm-'
PARr III-Aionrled lor the Term.
Oyzr AND TERHlEER-BRADY, J-Elsari Hobiay, forgery
CouRr or APPgALs-ALBlSY, April 29-rhe following sbs'
Court of calendar for Ami ~; Nos 81 =
294 2g8 227 22S 23 229 80 81. THIS ne sst daY e
dr Tor Ills vii be day calendar made Tor Fa-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30

THE JURY DISAGREE IN THE LOBBYING CASE.
IN the suit of Shaw agt. Babcock for $1,000,
balance OF $4,000 alleged to have been promised by the
Defendant city contractor for advocating his claim
before committee OF the Legislature the jury were
locked up at o'clock Tuesday evening. ChlefJusiice
Daily sent for them yesterday, and as there
WAS no prospect Of their being able 90 agree he dis
charged them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30

Garrison D. 3. Allen. c. X. Garrison. J. NJ Motley
Mortimer Ward and NJ Jarsese. rs directors OF tnst
Company praying that they should be ordered 10 nc
count for their alleged gross msmanagement OF IT, ana
directed 10 refund the value OF 10000 shares OF us STOCK
which 10 is claimed Illegally appropriated 10 pur
chasing steamers Europe AMI obtaining s50JoO con
tract for carrying the mail between Para AMI ko ia,
neiro Eyarts. sOuthmayd & ChOate, the defendants
ATTORNEYS demurred the bill for want OF parties ana
OF equity The demurrer was argued YESTERDAY IN tne
United States Circuit Court before Judge BatchfOrd,
vyho ed ma decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
CATTLE MARKET.

Cmc,so Apr 29Recci1's for three lays l2pOO eate oVoo
hos. and CATrEhe market Eas d1 an1 N ~ W
to-day from 5eo" seemed 20 neftas we oss
on the part Of shippers and Shipping grades were AMY sc
srruer; general quality lair common 70 fr Steers - Ioso ~
good s. 2OdSJ choice JJHS5 sO extra sold 81 % ~
So quiet IS 2Ja$t 10 or common % so
choice COW. and good aehg steers through eIns 81 3OGs3 10
corn-fed, S4HS5 80.
Hoes we're du and weak steady sd spe under an m
shipping AR a. IJVSo 50 sooa 20
choice, So 4JdS5 so; extra - 5O1eI -
reoepa 70 eb"e"
graaes 81 5000 10 ext q, fIaSI 3O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
ALLEGED ADDICTION OF ANOTHER CHILD.

ALLEGED ABDUCTION OF ANOTHER CHILD.
The case of the little girl, Teresa Small,
which IL exciting great interest called up the
Court of over and Termner before Judge Brady, yes
terday Il has already stated that allegation
that Police Commissioners Gardner ana Police captain
Williams went TO No u Frst-st in the night, and took
by force the little gr y years Of age from her mother
yrs OF habeas corpus we're served those officials
well as on superintendent Masel. The superintendent
and the Captain made the yesterday that they
had not the CHILD IN ther custody. Mr.. Gardner made
none Mr. Howe, In a speech OF some length asserted
that Capt williams took the girl and transferred her TO
the custody OF else and he also characterized
the tlru ing that 1t might DO tr1e OUT
rhe habras corpus writ was served while the child
stu in the custody OF the Police Department, and the
return did not deny that Tact. , - 49,
be tried Ike any Other. The Official position OF Capt
Williams does not relieve MIN OF the usual obligation on
citizens. You can try Il and take proof
Mr. Howe then applied Tor an attachment against MI
Gardner out the matter was hnaIy postponed tl thls
mOrnIlg the Court promising 20 grant an attachment II
the Commissioner does not make return.
President Gardner Will state IN ms return mat the
child was by hlm from the house NO $50 FirsIst
worthy the effect that the house had been ana was
"panethOuse" Kept Dy Anne small, aud that tue
although she was IN nowse reated 20 or awIily III the
charge of this Believing that 80 young glrl
could be utterly depraved anu corrupted ne shOuSht
that II he should take her nom her INFAMOUS Occupt
ZION and associations. he might be abe nOt Ouy 10
accomplish her reformation, but 70 secure such eVi
dencc as would lead the suppression OF the house
inst the child from the custody OF the woman
snsi ana committed er 10 the charge Of the marion
- "a 90 Ne wrghed no Opt.n her state
meut regard 10 the character OF tnc mousse ana 20
place her N charge OF some proper anu TeputaOle
guardian. whatever disposition the Court NAV direct
to DC made VI her he sincerely hopes tns proceeding
will not result IN her return 70 her late occupation
President GARNER saws he does not Nisn Ia MAKE any
further facts public AZ present De viii PROBABLY De
ready to-day in Court 10 STATE his case IN iuii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
CLAIMS OF BRAZILIAN STOCKHOLDERS.

Alexander De Castro. manuel Ubelhart
Lengruher and jose DAlmedia soares DE Lima Bastos,
subjects OF the Emperor Brazil and stockholders in
the Brazilian steam Navigation Company, fled, some
time ago, through Blatchford. Seward, Griswold Da
Costa tnsir attorpeys bill In equity against W X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-30
MINTArnRK ALMANAC.

$500 900 Moon es'''T 4'of
S~RE THIS DAT-AH
sandy Hook. 6:43 Cove ssAnd. 7;ls Hell Gate rey 0V'
HIGH DAY. or
Sand, Hook $50 Island. 1856 Hell Tate Ferrf' 1'%S