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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
MATHEMATICAL PUBLICATIONS.
CAN A MATHEMATICAL JOURNAL BIZ SUSTAINED IN
THIS COUNTRY
A..

CAN A MATHEMATICAL JOURNAL BE SUSTAINED IN
THIS COUNTRY
To IN, Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR. Ia it not little curious that mathe-
natical journal cannot be sufficiently supported tins
country TO place It's continued publication o
,oundatiopi Ii IL fact that such work has been
Sustained here for any great length OF time. Il there
no, sn6loent number OF mathematical scholars in the
Tited States or their knowledge OF the science
ui,.d N understand the subjects discussed In such
,pbcat,oni We certainly have several very excellent
nathematcIans among whom We may mention PIERCE,
hewcomb. Hall, Newton, Ferre Runkle wlnock. Coffin,
Stafford. FlcSiin, Hendricks, Davies, and many more
might be named.
Among the several mathematical periodicals which
b.ve,hsd abort existence, mention the follow
ing:
r,rst. Tn, Mathematical Correspondent edited and
publshed by George Baron. Volume l. OF about 2is
was nrinted about 1904 The size Of the page
small No other volume to have been published
c,eord, Tn, Anatvsi; or Mathematical Museum,
ea,.d nv Robert Adrain This was published In 1903.
Nos L-y pages l5o published; and afterward. In
1911. A. sixth number was published.
Third. Th. Scientific Journal, conducted by Mr..
u,at TbI, seems to have been published IN numbers
In 1918 and 1919, pages 1884,
Fourth: The Mathematical Diary, conducted ny
Robert ADRIAN. Professor VI NaIhelatlss anq Ea'u''
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DECISIONS-JAN. 10.

Supreme Court hambers-I}v Judge Lawrence
Donbar sgt Smith Worth L,paueb Brye sgt Mott mug
sg. WoodMemorsniums In the mattel &c. o.
Tr.dway AIT same; the matter &e OF .he
Union Navigation Marsh Caldwell kr-irand Hogan sgt
K.yrny-Moon Cnuer JohnsoaMotion De
MED erdtiedef ag in the motion &c, Pinctc-see'
Superior Court-Speci0I Term - Bv Chlef-yustlce
MoneIudtingon Slawsonudgment for psnnn on
lSe opiuiouD Hoes Jtyi-FBing sgnef heopohtan Gas
iQt Co. art Manhattan Market Co Order den,lpg notion
DAVIS AIT characterization dene TonpAins agt Hes -OfIr
grnt Corrugated Iron Co. agt Ene-aoaoh iof extra
allowance granted.
Bv JuIge Sdgewiek-Bhck AFT Whte-0rer for Judgment
Judge Wan Vorst-Ges sg Acknowledgement "tte' ana
signed.
Common Peas-Specdl Term-By Judge Robinson.
Lucas VI Bucis.-Diyoroe granted to plaintiff
By Jrge Ihompsophodon to punish
for contempt denied. A..
Motion denied Injunction die
solved HENDERSON ag philips Notion grane
Dcbrsgh ALBANY Law Journal 3ifD 10 the matter
ae, HaETa-Mem for ooaDsel as to costs. Se
Marine Court kdmbTs-By Judge Joaehmsen.-
Leomer. and another agt Scyeethe answer CANNOT soAh
oyeue bat II sppareGt that tt pih-
TIT attorney consented TO time think that NJ COSTS sb'uD De
Z this ne.oD
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A NEW CLUR-IfOUsF

The building well known to NEWCOMERS
n the Worth House. at Ffth-ave., Broadway, and
twenty hithst, after having undergone many stera-
lions since lite construction is 10 be made fully
apponted clubhouse. The building viii be thoroughly
fearanged from basement roof and IL is said neither
expense nor pains will he spared to make it one of the
most complete and comfortable In the COUP
ny Tue entrance will be in the center OF the front
i~ns the worth Monument The porch will be nclosed
In glass, and viii form a yestibnle The main
entrance hail wl be finished in black walnut with high
uscOuhH an around. On the west OF this hall Will
Ia ,1ng dlnlug and breakfast-roOm, &c. on the east
A. ' T Iecepuon-rooni, readihgroom, lOungng-rOom
a. Inc porch On FlithAve. will be inclosed IN glass
e e VIII form part OF the ouuging ROOM Up one
ut OF broad, easy stairs will be- one side the paror
tLthgfOOm' aud another reading room on the other
III tHice more dlningrooms Up second flight, which
VI " made especially easy and with landings will be
.arse ulllard.room aud tbree card-roOms The two
O above VIII be fitted up and rented TO mem hers of
,1ecluo Inc interior decoration aud the furnishing
Uun9nt are 70 be made careful study In the ba Sc
eht VIII he the Kitchen, laundry, stewards rooms Gc
40. Woik VIII be begun Immediately and the building
So De ready TOT occupancy by the New-York Club m
AAieh Alfred H. Thorp Ia the architect. ~
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
IN the case OF Benona Howard indicted for manufacture
ing counterfeit match stamps. Simon Zlnn and II. B..
Claln one OF Howards b0ndsmen, testified that they
mad known him many years, and that his character
Tor honesty was goo1.
The entire session of the City Court Of
Brooklyn was occupied. yesterday, before Judge Neil
op fin the consideration suit for breach OF promise
brought by Mary Treiber against Henry Graf IN which
damages were laid at $4,000. The defendant proved
mat me w IN s Ready appeared for
aud ex Judge Troy for the defendant.
In the Marine Court, Part H., yesterday,
before Judge Aker the OF Powers agant the Will
cox Gibbs Sewing Machine Co. dismissed by
sent; W. ]. Jacques for the plaintiff, and Chtenden
Hubbard for the defendant j. Augustus Page against
David Fosat-InQuest by default and Judgment for the
plaintiff for t20 49, with costs, and y25 allowance; j.
Jeroloman for the pranuf and f. f. Brown for the de-
PENDANT.
In the Marine Court, Part ILL.,, yesterday, be-
fore Judge Gross, Joseph f. Bukley obtained an in
ouest and Judgment against Richard Martin and another
for sos So with costs, and as allowance; wakeman
sattig for the plaintiff. and Brown. Hall vanderpoe
for the defendants. The following suits were dismissed:
Ana s for the 1ns
Martin Dunn agt Esther ldchtensteln Raymond &
Cousin for the pann ana ainsd iH i%d .no ae
against Frederick Koesng for Vs. o. win costs and s25
allowance Estes Barnard Tor tue piaihtH' aud H. +.
Lppod for the defendant.
In the Marine Court, Part l., yesterday, be-
fore Judge Alker. Henry NJ. Nichols aud others sued
Seaman Van Nostrand and another The testimony
showed that July 30 and Aug TO- 1884, the defendants
proprietors OF williamsburg Express Company brought
sealed letters to plaintiffs in HowYork purportng TO
be signed by George H. Conkn one Of their customers
who was tailor OF Greenpont. asking that about $50
worth specified goods be sent 10 MIN Inc goods we're
sent by the defendants express addressed to Mr. Conk
lin bur- aferward learned never reached their
destination nj The defendants claimed that
they did not run " GreenpOn but only u
Wamsburgh that the letters were brought to their Of
nee nv some one vino sid he would call for the packages
and that when they took the goods from the plaintiff,
told them OF the circumstances uer when tney TO-
liyered 70 tue sane person from whom they received
the letters, which last statement was uencu W ,no
ulaintius Both parties seemed 10 concede tnat Tue
pn,der. we're forged nv "A brother Of Con6lins judge
AIkeT charged the jiry JDat INC deendah'r 80 souon
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,a .ontro, OF the transportation pI'",c,nai and
az economy In the adminlstrav, atom will invite
such an acnt that the ratio OF taxauo city and
state gov, ~ as now, repel capital Hoin w"
state: =, n, h.ve hut little power 70 10Y. cum" nsu may
Atbousn 80, Lnowledee of the antiePso~ I'd 20 the
currents, 81, ,art acme OF it's consequence IA IN i'm
enable w o ~ that mower invoke you. aseist in
tItnl VI ,srn,ina facilities and reiusins 10 give
pro'lhs W." 81 railway monopoly, ana ash
be lnoI connfenauce aud support 10 any OF
your h,cb will render the cost OF Sow work
tcDemc nroducts from great ives. v. sor witch
eu - anr manufactures and those Oh - rur country,
sDd o. ~. u csrrters 10 the vast area OF o ,rhntary
We ar %, W. is and cur beneft has been hi'hei'
ven saath and greatness OF our city .os,ras are
W O annrehensye that unless urgen, 9o,n rs and
80 10 pre vent this trade from slppu nropnsed TO
takeh " % cStv Coyerument the pan acnre ms
feou'n O ,,s nou ar IN ssuch manner as tchievous
ron ,,nre mseoye rnInenf, and PreNeh. " I'M our
irVn ,,inc on the part of the lxgsir aaiye that
~ ~ ~ 10, xe shall once more sudueup, Indicative
sna nrocress OF our city viii not ot MiyEMEYER
" US, ,ns reading had proceeded for aDoa'
Alderman Cooper moved that the iui 'N0i 80 emo
no"', audod and that 1000 copies be pri"'eu ~. ~"
po =, ,no members. This was adopted Inc -
- o,roets reuorted in favor OF the peu"ou .1o
s''.,xv association for PERMISSION 10 eA'c"u VI.
IT,. ,,der the sidewalks in Spruce ana Nassau anu
as necessary privilege to all large nc"o
osner. The report was adopted unanimously upon
p..ton Of Alderman McCaferty. After transac''hh
uumportaut business, tie Board adJouhea u"'
aaaxt Monday AZ $50 y. M
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THE BROOKLYN REVENUE FRArrDs

United States Assistant Observation-Disclosures
hughes Of Brooklyn stated last week. that no new facts
lad been discovered in relation TO the alleged Revenue
Haads IN that city. He OF the opinion that the
testimony against the persons accused of defraudne the
government was Of a very convincing nature indeed
D'vas confident that more testimony needed TO
convict the accused The punishment for the crime
aaiged against the officials is Imprisonment In the
yst.thtlary for term not exceeding three
iesfs The cases Will be tried under enc
LIaotuent, bat may be tried separately. TIE
s.sIIct attorney is anxious 10 try the soon
PoOle and II the def ndauts will consent to IT,
t,se VIII come over from NewYork and sit for
an uays, ana try the this month This would be
dsautage TO the accused. for IL the Is tried
an the circuit Court they carry 10 UP in OF
H. IeIse decision, which they could not do II tried Ia
Co.ttnttiet Court, which sits next month A Circuit
mi VII DC held IN March, and the case may go over
L,,tn s' ume. MI banbOrn has not yet arrived from
ycsoh DIsirietAttOrDey Tenuey Is Ia Washington
IL NC s using his Influence To obtain the repeal OF
ibs onohOus 80 per cent rebate enactment and at
ta Time draw the attention OF the httOrne
" We Hest nssds that have beeu committed
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INVESTIGATE THE INTERNAL RBVENUE
BUREAU.

ALLEGED FALSE STATEMENTS IN COMMISSIONER
pOUGLAss's REPORTS 4 THE PRESENT STAMP
WORTHIEsS-A CALL FOR TIE ABOLITION OF TIE
BUREAU.
70 me EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: am advised that my letter in THE TRIBUNE
Of Jan. relative 10 internal Revenue matters Gre
sted stir in that Office. 1t evidently struck home
and Mr.. Douglass will find il very hard to explain
away. Indeed. it cannot bedOne. III the Committee
Of WAYS and Means will summon before them the
proper persons full exposure of the official reports
Of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue will be
made. II is easy 10 show:
/ That inconsistencies are the least Objectionable
points in his reports; that i'll many instances they
are false.
H. That if Congress desires TO do its duty to the
r4opc as well as 60 the Government. II viii abolish
the present worthless stamp, and adopt one less
agreeable to distillers. by which the entire tax on
pints NAV be collected. The "Dstillers' Asso-
taton7 has a large fund, for the purpose of keep
ING the present description Of stamp, and system of
oSDg them. in force. They are opposed to any
thange. as none could be made more in conformity
with their views II is safe to say, for it is suscep-
hble of proof that disters by the present system,
tded by official incompetence and corruption, evade
The payment Of at least two-fifths of the entire
tllfl TAX, All OF WHICH Ulisul NC ColltttCu, t4idN
some Government officials connected with the Inter
nal Revenue office at Washington know this fact,
and how to meet it, but powerless to act on ac-
count Of tAe ineffciency OF corruption OF those
having this matter in direct charge.
Ill That the Office of Internal Revenue should be
done away with, and its entire responsibility
devolye upon the Secretary Of the Treasury. There
should be 10 division of authority, but primarily
and ultimately the Secretary should be required by
law TO act. Then one of the Assistant Secretaries
say Sawyer, who made an excellent Collector,
capable and honest-could do the business with
credit TO himself and TO the benefit Of the Treasury,
md dispense with the following officials:
commissioner. ...S.Np
3 Deputy Commissioners ................ $500
Heads Of Divisions. 1900
clear saving of $4,000 is no small item TO retain
b. such depleted Treasury as ours. The exigences
Of the Treasury do not require their services; they
are well known as sinecurcs. IL would be neither
Necessary nor desirable to retain Chief Clerk.
Such officer never was known in connection with
Internal Revenue until within q year. and was then
created for the present incumbent as reward for
virtue X
Washington ID. C.. Jan. 10. 1874.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

John BRYAN. charged with obtaining letter from
the by forged Of attone' vas discharged
Yesterday Osborn hartno saeo charged with At
femptiug committed bv Commissioner
Shes 500 bail Robert Noak charged WITH sendhg
ebscene literature trough the mall held $4,000 bail
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before Joseph Sanders ass Howard OF no OF
with stealing wearing apparel sned
$40 ONO $50 Wavery place John lAms
Ellis suagned charged nth steahns so ssten
worth Of No. GO Puons William. vas
testimony against B mens
10 connect larceny Believing that he well knosn
thief residence business toe Jeer oes
Vagrsnt sct and De vas oetep
WIN W. Of No. 80 svenst charged VIM Brown OF no
l44 Tbompsust with stealing quantity OF clothing amounting
value 10 500 him that he employed the prisoner 70
erry the Am TO his residence but % ccn'e
sold the clothing The sccnsed VI" o"me 'of 1l
Tn the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, be-
fore Judge Sutherland Assistant Ly"n And hos
Of the Grand Joy Of me oyf
session william fenton ehsrg" WIZ"
obbng Quinn jan Of watch ring and worm
x25 Peptena for Edmond roe o' me
Lous Farrell charged with stealing hors wagon apu
harness $2i5 Dec %, acquitted ueh Coeinsh % e
Goodman attempting " bress into the qaor store ol
Mconough No 4t6 Eleventh Dec 81 seut " the
Pdson John kygan tanty indicted WIN
Piynn Alfred Barke for stealing ~ worth OF properly u 1n
from Jut.on ls3 Dasbe sent 10 the House OF
Refuge Walter Ill., jointly indicted with John Carroll oI eahns
81 80 Of castings Aag from James Comfy no
thu Pcntensy for deose hnoeI
sou 40rom the OF MARY OF
No lO7 Mapsoe Dec sent 70 the STATE Prison r II
Miller 70 steal three o'er'oae worm
GAG 80 Louis Friedman Of No. 34 Vrsp va" "h'
" PnsoD fer two years
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT or NEW YORK ~
.., ,,u;,. n, Il, 6asrd LIVERPOOL vi, oa..sso~s viii
h' Steamship aoG City Of Panama. H Apn-' P''s' Mail s''.-
y.,.s:os ;. s:sf Boston, rs.t = sS..
T a.. p or rRrS 6Si Taas ra S!i '
E e.: SSs%; Vs. R asS:a M.,e9 f'aa sa's
BARK PaeIero tBr Dsnsep 81 Johns r. s"se'nd b0~nH
Brs Kr.mlp wym.n Brun..ict Ca Miller Hosf ton u,,
sehr Juia X Floyd Wiley Georgetown and r'n D1a' H. ""
sehr il F.l wroa for orse,, J,m.' Ward Coz
s:s II ss.so GGa.S Df g., ss n 5sa Co.
se cS virginia i'l Ro:. ST John. g. Jed FRYE
scb Tyler Murray, Jacksonville Bentley did'neees' -
ARRIVED.
Steamship Adae OBJ Pv Liverpool Jan s. ''d eO''1'''''
steamship vcor tBr M1nroe Glasgow Jan Movie ssh.
steamship Hliera Ernest: Norfolk pas. Old Do
steamship trsnconia Bragg Portland with mice and y
Steamship Mediator smith Norfolk With ~' LoH's
B.1s william Clifford Gibbs. New Bedford in baIls,.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
hoyRos jan l9p,si in tor BSo.. 80 " ' sa.,s
cslsaoa D a S. eSr kae q. Wa
IS ss P sss s Mt. ' GR Ta a so %
ss%'owGE@ss Jan io-Ar1e steamship LH' B. souder Bsr'
FOREIGN PORTS.
ANTWERP steamship Hambodt Blsrst.
Hew.Yors Dec 80 arrived here " o'clock SATURDAY
e'essz IA, n tn. shin Css from Ye~Yors Liverpool.
here the q rst esy condition d'eo's's
her cargo. which Is damsgeL - 49, A.
lyERPooL Jaa l-The Cunsrd Line steamship calabna hse
Mckan from arrived here AZ IL c1t4 on Sond,'
night The Red star Zine steamship Ab1osod peamos ITO"
Philadelphia Jan ), arrive here to-day -.----,s.
PrYxurg eng Jsn 9-The Himbng American Line steamship
Cmba Rri3d from hevYorG jan D. D Hamburg touched bee
this morning -. -
MovIIIs Jan Anchor Line steamship A'ynn, smith from
New YORK jan . or hsrbor
DISASTERS.
PoRrRyss MONROE jan l9rhe hr W k ghton lfom sss
arfye here otg nepo h'Einc air"
Isaac Rich Of Salem ahndoneL She hid Ergo Of her
and maekr. ard from boston tor IN 'l@ Shs s
found m "a 90 The W. q. knighn io1s me- IN too
aud brought the Roads Her man Dboom id ~ sers
gone. hBlwsrks
SorrnWrsr llRBoR Me- Jan 19.-re British schr AIMS 81
KINGSTON Boston rto Psnta Island 90 Toe
I'm having manboo quarter davis H1 saio-hs 90 Tie
| l6b She proceeded on tue Is o.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LFvEs I9-Tbe PvFathom Lgntip parted fer hons
y miles E's by South 81 Der iaton,
iE0f Latesf ship AeicS see Serehh Fage.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
THE COURTS.
A BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.


Miss Jeanette III. Hammond of Peckskil,
age 10 years has begun SUIT against VIM. NJ Dean,
wealthy resident OF this city, IS years for breach or
promise. The plaintiff claims that In opposition TO her
wishes Mr. Dean forced addresses upon her until he
won her esteem, permitted TO call upon her as
sutton and finally proposed marriage, when sue nc
ceptcd The wedding day was 1xed apartments Tor
their uac were hired the wedding rousseau was pur
chased and the clergyman asked To perform the eere-
mony when suddenly and az tho plaintiff claims, with
out any cause the defendant dee tined TO become groom
whereupOn began suit YESTERDAY IN The Brooklyn
branch Of the Supreme Court before Judge Pratt
through her father. Mr.. Dean, 10 his answer,
nc know lodges that he promised to marry Miss
Hammond, hut claims that he did so at
her solicltation He says that they had some mis-
under tauding regard to hou,ekcopin- and II was
agreed between them To postpone the ceremony unll
the Fall He further that ne conceived the notion
from conversations with Miss Hammond, that her pa
reuts were opulcnt stsnccs nus atcrwaru ds
covere mat tins WAS the lie adds that lninf
aiately after their ngagemeut Miss Hammond exhip-
tied great coducss toward him. ana dih not seem 20
have the same affection HIM as she previously dls
played. He Processes himself willing TO marry her even
now lie could be certain that sue Wouu Iccl toWau
him 40 an aficctiouatc wife should.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
OTHER MUNICIPAL BOARDS.

Tho Board of Assistant Aldermen met d. (
- ves,erday Deputy Clerk Belts eailed tho oo|N"
. order and upon motion OF Assistant hioo'
u,son Mr. Clancy took the chair. Aftef the rea"'nS
.,ne minutes Mr. Healey offered resolution ina. 'ne
,,n,ion Of the Board Oh Jan. 5. in appointing "A''
- uolopev as clerk James Welch as sereeSh7aF
- and Edward Dowaey as Doorkeeper' DC IT,
-, and auproved. Mr.. simOnson moved 10 amen"
,hstitutine the name Of Cornelius Donoho Tor thaV
M, Molonev This was lost by vote OF IL III 'he
- % 8 in the affirmative Mr. ThOrncll saidthat as
\, considered the action OF the Board on jan as cone
IN illegal session, he wished the GOuoh Pu' u W ~
IT. and not as an approval Mr.. smonson made an
amendment TO that effect, which was lost Inv -
1yas then adopted by vote OF II to g. ana the
Chair directed Mr.. MOoBey 10 assune "i7
"" -o.oI,,ion 70 forbid the of salt on
the city railway tracks was le''iio" "
3D., Committee Oh Railroads The Counsel TO the Cor
marathon was directed 10 prepare memorial " 'ne
,s,,tnre i'm favor OF revision OF the Buildlng law
m secure greater security from such disasters AZ
,,o late Ere which was caused by detective heatihe
n,arotus After considering number OF papers from
,ho Roard of Aldermen, the annual Message OF inc
IT., was received and ordered 10 be read. small
,ti,n was read aul then the reading was suspended
,pl 800 copies ordered TO be printed. The Board theh
adjourned.
The BOARD az Supervisors met yesterday afternoon,
susryisor Vance IN the char Very little business OF
,,nor,,nce WAS done A number OF bills for printing
81 ,,e,Is for i1rars WAS passed. On motion OF Super
,i.or Mouhelner. the Board will meet tomorrow AT
noon IN the County Clerks Office, as County CanVassers
~ canvass the renIns OF the eieclOn lor ,neoe y,
Assembly m the ANist Assehlp! DIetilo' A"N "'"'N
adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
SENTENCES IN OYER AND TERMINER.

After the King case had been set down for
trial number OF prisoners were brought up for sen
tence In o yer and Tcrmner. Richard Carroll pleaded
guilty Of burglary in the first degree tho maximum pen
atty for which Is 20 years imprisonment. Judge Brady
cut do wn future sunerings ouehalf by giving him 10
years VIM Walsh, petty thief. who exercised MS
adroitness David DAVIS OF MISUNDERSTANDING even.
feminist. and rst~aye, was sent 10 blackwell isanu
for CD days john q. Prm. James Murphy, and Richard
smith, criminals OF similar stripe for thctts OF greater
magnitude. coming under the technical heal OF gran
larceny" were sentenced TO the STATE Prison lOf ~
wears Peter McDonouga snatrhed q pocketb0ok ana
ran away with H. Judge Brady punished MN Dy ntict-
ing the penalty or three years III the State Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
THE WILKES LIBEL SUIT.

The preliminary examination in the case of
John Chamberlin against G3orge Wilkes on charge Of
nbc came up yesterday afternoon at the Essex Market
Police Court, before Justice Oterbourg Several hours
were spent legal qubbllng to the admssibity of
questions propounded to Nc Chamberlin by counsel for
Mr. Wilkes and the case was adjourned till Friday next,
Tue matters specified In the alleged libel not having
been reached Judge Dittenh0eier aud samuel q.
Courtuey are COUNSEL for Mr.. Wilkes, and ex-Judgc
Fullerton represents the District Attorney on Deha or
the people IN the person of John ChamDerlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
TIE LAWRENCE ExTRADITION CASE.

The case of JOab Lawrence was before
Brady Count Of Oyer aud rortniner yostcr
dov Lawrence himself being present on writ or
habeas corpus issued to the Sheriff. who still holds HIM
in custody eXtradon warrant, granted on appli-
cation OF the Governor Of Michigan charging ham with
eonspiracy 10 defraud. Messrs. Bartlett hts counsel
informed judge Brady that the writ Of ha6eas corpus
granted by judge BlatcntOrd had been dismissed oy
him. for VIVA reason they did not know. TAcY stated
t1 they nded traverse the return OF the District
Attorney, ia order To have the benefit or an appeal
Judge Brady allowed this. and Mr. Bookst aver, VINO APP
pearcd for SIerin, u put III demurrer to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
PASSING Frs ARRLYED.

IRON LIvBRPooL-fn steamship 41dridttc. Jan loMr. A.
DAVIS, Miss ElA DAVIS, knest Davis Thomas Painter j.
Hood r. H. Ewing L. r. ByAu Mr. RoebacH Lieut. MeDeT-
NIT Mr. Anher. Torres Charles " Taylor W. nm REGINALD Mar.
w. oph Berry Chis slosson John Bosn, Jones Ms psgan,
Mister Digan, q. W. Clayton W. H. Williams james WtesCe e.
Nall DaSi Anderson Augustus A. Swift j. w. Ednond H. H..
Ellison Mr.. Ram Master ksuh W. L. katon Mrs kon. lsat
Gov H. H. Holt T. L. WoebIdgc Jas W. Russell WALKER Dawes.
Daniel CASTILLO, Richard Evans, IA. L. Hall
tROA ULAkGON-is sltass..p Ptsorsa jan le- Tkolss
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Gs1oehs, 3 ehbrss, III, ssd Nm A. o. hissy ynss
walter H. Csey s.evts Ms Jsse "
Rev Lstumer child, jobs ssvessos Ia
HArrs Psneis sappleL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-20
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