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mittpod corrigirt DON Der "Hpr-
~" mann Star Mills"
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
CRIMINAL NOTE1.

AT the Essex Market Police Court YESTERDAY,
and MeColoagh beJ In 81 900 bo
for attempting brs into the store Of John hher at No. II
s.anton-st. ..-' '.. q. .'''
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, i. Erbe
81 600 bail ioS s3bbug ADlis Mcr OF No " Nia
John COnyyer held for eepngs gan5inz house NO IA h'
HOGstoRst ...I .. ,t.. l.I ''' i..-
In the United States Crcuit Court yesterday
john wi liam Ja.t p Ie guilty charge OF operaSg a.
Illicit dse No. 55l Bast htoarssL ILeT we're fem'Dlei
for sentence. .. .. '.rt t..g - {
At the Yorkyille Police Court, yesterday, Jane
Copnoy as held for trial on charge o. having IoS So Eoa
e,otRg we from enpoJeH hrs A'Aas'H A. A'n''
0JS Seventh .
The .January term OF the United States Circuit
Grand Jur1 With samuel D. Of No 23s Madison 1os
p,n Vas nong special opOtsaae
come jury the JUiSe the usual charge M
In the United States Circuit Court today mo-
lion will he made In tte Of J. b Mhnneh who vas
recently convicted Of smuggling cigarettes s!o i' ~
cigarettes did hey rpf pODenB pS
that nevertheless the ay convicted bn Ibe Kouad OF bs o
will be that the verdict contrary to The evidence
Charles L. Reynolds pleaded guilty, In the Conrt
dsmods OF Miss BgelJw hous In Fifty dss the 3Oh
Of last December. snd sentenced to ia yeas IN state fnop
indicted for receiving the siok1 dnoDa
seon1 h evidence that be eOmpony VIII hey
nods the latter tined " pawn them iy
The trial of Sarah Meyers for keeping disorderly
house eo6caie yesterday Ju1ge suth and the Court Of
General Sessions verdict OF guilty beng reneer ne
f0ur similar indictments h and aegei 70 e
houses Ts particular case was oJ ns
schools Nj. Hall. her counsel agaed haI
the cha OF the there was rot
Gent proof Of the prisoners ownership Mr. hoa mo Assistant ny
ts .nd 10 this OYsphsn Judge SUTHERLAND geis'r
until
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.


Malls Tor BaroDe Ply n,aIs. Cbe5O aad Dsmbg ~ ssas
1899 SHppiebft Asu Il coso1 tbs
PcstOmce at rs steamship s lsos o.
Tbird-sL HobOkep
Mshs Tor Haysna tAe ssasD Ci,y SsvYovt ees
Mail closed ~ tho Psst0uno a. Zs4O
Steamship sails at 3 hn.. IRON Pier No 3, n.
.H .I tkIDAi. Jazz. 10
Ms NewoundDa close al tie Ss~fO Poatonee se' ds
at l:3O IN. 80 Too" -
HsBfsI. ~ D. elossas hss'vfsrs Po'toA's s'eu
isJA6p m. .---e.- -. ......r -.r
I''-1 - sATBRDAl .Jss. l6
Mails Cor 0reat Britain rspd 'a1 Pran ~ ne svnhe cet
os a. sappiemenGsfV Msh ciossf AZ tne Pos0hoe -
l080r steamship salts a. AZ NJ irog r NO az ssts ki,sf
and bTesen By se1msp
Sappsmentsfg hsii csed al No Post
OAee ll5 Steamship sais as% IRON Pier oe' 81 Ihir1
st.. HUb5kea.' '- .'
aa AsDpwa Rspsn The Central Ansrsa iHa Soas Pa 70
ports steamship Henry ChG1oey close al 10 m 81 30
anGrY sshs POs 0aee at al Steam sp sais a
~ 81, rom Pier so.42. bOr.h RiTer. -, All -..cf
5a. tss k.y Wer by sesnsnp tfty Wsco close
steslasLD a. Goa Per Ne 20 hasi slVeL' ~
'T" 7''' ''' kUNDAi, JAZZ II.
AIINa. clos. ssi 6coss TAe t~sOAos Is zoe" os g
o. ~liSj%oD .,.. uoyDAY J.ri ia .-,-h
Mal,5 Eassa Kogi ssSaa Sahts Nsr,he nsd vsrAsea~
steamship AtAs close 10 m sea@shlp sfs ~ '
cyn No. 81, hortl River.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
DECISIONS-J1E. Is.

SuDrems Cogri-C -ChambTs-By Judge DOnOhus.-
wyie shwe New ass AuhOoy suFsI as Shunnen es al
Memorantums.
Superior Court-SDecirl Term-By Chief-Justice
MoueRoe Ro-Case amendments settled
Cousuey ag PesT.esee menpraninm for counsel Pape:
never ag report confirmed and decree Of
divorce granted pa1 Mar,ha Gibson ets-hO-
denied. Foster agt DaseeAppbcaon denied KranI at
KranL-0rief granted.
Common Pleas-Specdl Ierm-By judge Robinson.
Gooiknd stenfeJuigmelt granted Sparks sg bosrkA-
Reference ordered.
Bv Jnase LarremoreBrucs sg denied
dismissed johnson JufLin4Justfca-
ton Of surtes proceed HeI HechMoOp denied With
out prejudics. Hawkins The Msyor-Moton denied
GsSrc TerBy Daly c. j., Llrrenore. snd j. T. DAILY -Ap-
peou nea affirmed default Soper Rich
Sicioy HIe Sheey Tomnson three tax len
on BabcOck M1g CoArgued and order az
fmeI Goldman sst Rechaut0rter simed by default Her
sgt that Fitch attorney stayed
applying drawing the tho bands OF The
sudged by
to belong Fitch give appellants ppesr aud give
hef
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14

cuded Yesterday BY verdict In favor OF the plsnnn
who Is A LAWYER, and sought in this suit 70 recover
esIe2 so counsel fees In the sum OF e623 90 an ao"
ance OF per cent being granted TO the Piaintin
Judge Donohne yesterday appointed Edward
L. Donnelly. Ambrose K Ely and william J. Osborne
Commissioners TO estimate tho value OF small plot In
Doyer-st near water-st., needed by the New fork YORK
Bridge Company their anchorage ana dreeteu thc
frat meeting TO be held to-day NJ the once VI TUG DF
Company
In the suit of Anna Oberman against Inc
World Mutual Life Insurance Company, tried during the
last two days In the Supreme Court circuit peroro
Judge Lawrence the jury rendered verdict Tor tne
plaintiff The suit was on policy or insurance on TUG
~, 90 v,u,or p CHAIRMAN ana the defence OF The Com
pany was that, although a receipt had been gyeh 70
Obernan the last premium was not paid In reply he
plaint claimed that deceased was an agent or no
company, and that by custom OF the Company tue
premiums OF agents lives were deducted from tielr
TIC sff25 Henry wehle for plaintiff Col Prentee for
defendant.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
nRT OF NEW YORK

roeT OF NEW YORK ............ ...~....."JAx IL
CLEARED.
Steamship vcksbug RudOh Port Royal and Fern'n4na hna'
steamship state Of Nev,ds (Br Glasgow Badsia Co
Cromwell, POTtLd, Ne Clrs nsnA
Seamshp Manha. W0oihun Charleston. W. Qnintsd To-
Steamship Richmond. Reed Richmond Norfolk &c. Vil Do"sos
Steamship City Of Houston DeerDg. Sevoeans O. H. MALLORY
shin Arundel Castle (Br) Pnou Londo-. W. D. Morgso.
Bak ermania (Portl GarIno Oporto. Hagermeyer braa
Bark CanaGa (Br.l. Wood Havana. j. de Rivera 20
Bari (NOr Petersen, belfast Ifelald Ieiels bocsmesa
Bars Northern Queen Dollar. Antwerp. BOYD lncsen
Barn Monica lSwed Sundberg. Esinoe Punch, BdJe Co
Bar Elba. Cover, Havana, james X War = 20
A. Barnard NilOugbby, Havana James B hau 20
big Curscoa (Dl FalsLer Whamtad, Curaeoa JOS Foolh
schr MaIy B. Harls Mitchell ST. Johns Anigus Dwight P,tt
sch Mary Lunt (Brl Simmons PoataIlIre, Nenu A. 6~sa
Son.
Schr A. IIeatOn Rogers, Montev5eo Gerhard Brewer.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Denmark ) Asms Liverpool Dec 70 VITA mss>
and pass. r. w. J. Hurst .
r. Baker Ihe W. M iHconect reported
srriv ltbD -,
steamship Aemare Kelley, Leve Del. with mise to Old Do
Steamship Co.
Barr Gmce COi Annapolis N s Wade Hamburg 10 daTs vita
mdse.
Schr DsybIesk Bike FernandiBa II days Will umber
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW l3-Tbe Anchor Line steamship Tynsn Lsvsos
from NerYOrA Dec. 27. arrived here to-day.
BRISTOL Jan l3The steamship Arragon syDODs sailed TO-DAY fof
kewlOrk
For --latest Ship Secs Serenh PGge.l
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
THE CHARLEssT. HOMICIDE.

The trial of George w. Murray, for killing
John Connerton with q cart rung, at Washington
Charlessts on Nov. a. continued yesterday before
Judge Barrett. IN the Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
Twelve witnesses called for the prosecution
raj Of whom saw something Of the fight. 1t appeared
from the evidence that four men. Connerton and Muir
ray among them, got Into dispute In saloon about
the onsshoremen's strike and other matters were
ordered out; that they out together and hght
ensued, In which Connerton killed. The only wit
ness who testified TO seeing the fatal blow struck wa
william ii. Pertane, who SAID that he saw Come
knocked down, and tben the prisoner run TO III
corner aud como bsck with rnng with which
struck Connection as he was struggling 10 his feet
The defense a denial that Murray struck the
blow and 10 sustain this they called witnesses
the prisoners general good character aud Pertane's
bad character and that Murray day after the
ARRAY, was g0ieE about usual with idea that he
had done anything TO make him amenable ~ the law
Afler they had called IA witnesses the Court adjourned
until this morning. Il. h. Phelps for prosecution D.
Charles Brooke for defense.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
pASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIyBRPOO-In sanshp A1,rta, J,n. IL Thom,s o'h
Frdeck W. " bours, Mr. and Mrs Ohse bss
Nathan snss George H. scott Mss Mari hoos asa,"e ~
eyere Miss Niss ~ Haze John Waie h0nse d. hJrtob sbsi-
don Collins Wm p-rkns Mrs Bo N and son, a. Csmsro
Ceorve NJ ArsB Louis Huarn,
Bolton Troaas Rlchsrason p Ksry Eupiines eeest
NJ MAYOR Mr. and Mrs G. Eli W. = lee Hrg Peasoay sd
maid II Russell r H. Macy H. Troiier. Keith g. Jsessoo
" d. Holt ThonsOo Hubbach Lacy Mt0a AMI three eoe0'
v. BIS -
TOR IIyRRPoOL-I steamship Cug Of 1n,esrp Jan 10
Moore Jakso1 IA. A HiiarJ brosrd an
ThOmsou O. 81 CraWshay vic shd child "a fiInef w H.
Briggs. NJ MeNaly Henry Pmot T. Vof ~ 'h'ef " D.
BAyen and wife - - -
FOR HAvRR-rn steamship s. Laurent Jan l3-waes Tae,e'
vle Andre Rsus Mira A. Grabdo Bngsne Anesgne b. Js
wors Capt ~ Boutes Mr. and Mrs YeDque and obIFh h
Pool maser Peot, Ms A. ssent byrsnd de VefInea NJ &
gTshd b. Coudea Joseph Fraser aries kbha Mrs Buh o.
vel 7. Williams WIN, ush, As Richard sud eh ~ hne, va,
gaf Welieb Regel End Sild Mr. and MrA Coppens ncSi
Peter L. Galaua Antoine DpeTron, Foresie. Louis r.. q
Luee Grange Psussou Wm Salem luies Desuny
lot Mss Josepbne LoeyeDxuth Francs hrondo and Ne sss
Deber Mrs Catherine Grsssld Vs fetoE s'as Nm b'nosn
VIM. T. Dalton, A. bsrI
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
The COUNTS.

POLICEMEN'S DELINQUENCIEJ.
The calendar of police trials yesterday held
95 cases. and large number could hardly be prop
erly heard y Commissioner in one afternoon, and
as It was deemed important TO try the yesterday
Commissioners Matsell aud voorns both held court.
The greater number OF the those in which
policemen we're charged with some minor violation Of
the discipline OF the Department, and they dis
posed OF rapidly by the imposition OF fine OF from
to five days pay. PdtrOlman Charles Mead
OF the Ellridge-st. police was arraigned on
the charge OF being found by Inspector
McDernott lagerbeer saloon. The patrolman testI-
fed that he had been called into the saloon to que
disturbance. Inspector McDermott said that no was
upon the spot at the time the disturbance alleged
to have occurred and had indications whatever
OF any such trouble The case was referred TO tho
Board OF Police Commissioners for decision.
PatIOman Patrick ODOnohue OF the Eighth Precinct
was arraigned charge OF having assaulted Mary
c. Smith, colJred woman OF No GS GrOsbyst, the
night of Dee. IS. lt had been alleged that ODonOhue
cuDbed the woman in the police station Capt McDou
nell testified that the story manufactured TO
a sensation. The facts were tnat the woman ar.
rested being drunk aud disordery and that at the
satonhouse she cut her head sIgnely by falling
spittoon. TIe charge was dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
THE MISSISSIPPI INVESTIGATION

THE EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES AT vICKsBURG
CLosED-ADJoURNMENr OF TILE COMMITTEES TO
JACKSON.
YICKsBURG, Jan. 1S.-The Congressional Com
mittee closed its labors here at O'Clock today and
loft for Jackson.
Harper Hunt testlaed-Told Crosby while be yas in
jail that he could leave at any time.
Major James Coleman testified to hearing Crosby's
speech In the Courthouse, and that armed organIa
ton formed In the woods after Halls coored company
had stopped citizens the streets Several other wit
aessss examined, but nothing new or important
was eisited.
Judge j. W. Harris leading lawyer, was exam
ined atength He stsIed that after the war the ooun.
uy was quet ana prosperous until 1857. He thou ght
the reconstructon meaaures had caused "a cpapoa for
that adventurers had done this By making tho bact.
eve they would be enslaved IL they aoted with tba
whites thought that blacks in the cities had
in civilization, but this not the tho eountr,
thought the carpetbaggers had arrayea tbe
blacks against tho whites In order %
plunder the latter; that the administration Of
affairs here was IN the hands OF men who had
the prosperity Of the country even the Goyerpor
paid taxes that he had trying cases 10
which large amount was involved, threefonrths Of
organization IN the State that he had seen hundreds
arrested as KuKlux and not single conviction: he
thought Cros6y'a bond not worth over $4,000
Supervisors produced the folio wing telegram:
Pre.ifsn, Board Of ssperrtsori. vieksbEr0 'o
DO any msnf Can raise good crowd within "a hour,
kil cut Jour negroes J. q. GALEl
The witness stated that could read but when asEed
TO read the telegram could not do so correctly.
that the c0lored people IN that Vicinity afraid OF
thoir liye aud sumo afraid, 10 come anu testify
before tho Committee.
Anfi nof nd ktii
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

CAUSES CONTINUED, PASSED, SUBMITTED AND BEGUN.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The following is q sum-
Of the proceedings the United State. Supreme Coart to-day;
No 1870 ID. Snow ct o. W Chapman. executor,
peal the Circuit Court Of the United States Tor the District Of Mn
resotaM b. Ssnbom suggested The death the paaR in
and on motion until the next term.
No. l42-The Unsd agt G. w Woodof a.. No 13B
r. executor, The United States sni No. lObO ~
Woodruff Co sgt The Uei States appeals from the Court Of
Claims Of M hchson theSe passed, 70 be
tntued VIII No. 223 when tle latt eeu.e reached.
No. l39-Lwfelee Laniean ag Anasa Haues appeal from the
The United the Souher District OF Limos
submitted pha.od srguneHls. -
NO. 37S United Hiram Reese and Mat
POashee appeal the Circuit Court OF the Uni states ir
the OF K:ntuck THE Argument Of A was begun BY
Mr. Solicitor Phillips for the plaintiff and
continued By Bgckner Mr. eary Ssnbe o counsel Tor
a error
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The Senate, in Ex-
ecutve session to-day, confirmed tho following nomna
tions:
George Nancy Of Tennessee be Minister Resident Ecuador vice
T. Wing deceased; George H. Boxer to be Envoy
aud Minister npoienay Russia BdgAr Stanton Illinois,
be Consul Barnen TbeO Csnsius OF Illinois Cons1 Brstol
GOldsborough Appraiser Of Merch tndise
ingalls, Illinois, Agent for the Chsoies Cssi Cb0ei,g Cheka
saws, and Seninoles
ostasers-Pred Weeds at Tondogs, n u r. r. Pielis at
Por Henry ~ u Jacob C0rles at Bel BsBk, il Garrison
a. Cape Mar, MI
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
FASHIONABLE SMUGGLING Stopped

In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day, when the case OF Mile. Leone Juvin. who is
charged with smuggling costly silk dresses into this
port was called. Mr.. Joseph Re her counsel said that
she was too III TO leave her Apartments in
Jail: that acting upon his advice she had coDouded TO
plead guilty, and had authorized l,m to enter suen
plea for her. Mr.. Dell then formally entered plea Of
guilty charged IN tho "informaton and as soon a.
Mile. Juvln is we'll enough. shs will arragned for
sentence.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
INTRICACIEs OF A REAL ESTATE PURCHASE
A sealed verdict was given Yesterday in 81.

preme Court Circuit before Judge Van Worst the
OF Adrana Bonney executrx against Joseph Stewart.
The suit brought to about 2Ooo which the
defendant admitted he formerly owed to the late Judge
Bonney, but claimed to have paid in the following way
He had contract for the purchase Of property at
Rye. on which there were several membranes,
amounting in all to about soOo the chief OF which
a mortgage TO Gen. Dix, which q decree of fore
closure and sale had been entered Mr.. BOnney pur-
chased this tecree, and held 1t security, and ap
peared from the evidence Of the person through whom
the most the business transacted that while Mr.
Stewart estimated the property at $4,000 Mr. Bonney
was willing TO hold 1t at $4,000. Tho property sold
under the foreclosure bought 10 for Mr. BOnney at
enough TO cover the direct liens The question
was whether this purchase made for Mr.. Bonney
an that whateve the actual bid he should
take It $4,000 thus wipiDg out Mr. stewarts debt
only TOOK as security for the money advanced by
him 10 Mr.. Stewart and the property The jury
found that he took pure $4,000, and ren.
dered O verdict for tho defendant,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-14

and ,bat DR. shannon whom sheSwent after tho body.
cursed her and threatened 10 shoot her, wihch Dr
ne tessimony closed and the Committee adjourned to