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New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MNIcIrAL LEGISLATION.

vuv ALDERMEN TABLE, RESOLUTIONS hNoHN"
RErRENonMENT-wEsTERN UNION lhLk6Rfh
COMPANY AUTHORIZED TO LAY PNEUMATIC TUBES
The Common Council yesterday resolved 10
moot on Monday and consider the provisional es'
mates for the expenses OF the Departments or the '!
,,overninsnt tor 1876. Alderman Morris offered pTcaH
te aud resolutions setting forth that ms the people NJ
tAa late eecon had declared that they would be rcd
no longer by "demsgoues and politicians and as bo'h
tAe MAYOR and Common Council realized the Importance
Of eJeying this decision by retrenchment IN CITY eh
pensa no resolutions for street improvements should pe
passed except upon tho petition OF half the property
owners I'M crested that such work should be given out
by contract 70 the lowest bidder. and that only
practical mechanics should be employed IA inspectors
After long discussion the resolutions were laid on the
tahe ny vote l3 TO o. The Corporation Counsel was TO
ouescd take further steps TO procure the removal o
tho tracks Of the ID Railroad IN front OF I"e
Herald Office Resolutions providing for the payment OF
60 So the expense OF canvassng Che vote cast at ,he
recn election and IN regard 10 the cost ei poNcg or
prisoners in neCity Prison wer referred 10
A communication received from TIE Mayor tlInS
IN sting communication from the western Obioh e.
graph COMPANY Ine Mayer ,, m yc The "itv of
tie nnseily and obstructive tele uAph pore the boaru
sSonld ahop the proposed resolution. Tie c0mmunca
a of Tho western uuion Teegraph Company sets forth
tai thr Company, bCine dcsirous 20 make expercnIs
ip uni rground, as 10 en-
~ , len sS.nsiIv t remove in whoc or in part their
tserraph poles from the streets OF the city, ASK 1or @
mIssioa 90 lay down more tubcs tnot exceedne
ION y each tree lnchcs in diameter between the mann
OF The Company. ~ Broadway ana Dyst ahW w M
Office at No. Ia BrOad-st, through Broa1wny and Wall
u sisn tubes of the size and not exceeding the
number alDye mentioned, from the main ohlce
t.,n ;, iluI ane TO No l3i PCatl-si such tnbS 10
be laid three fect below The pavement The aaHsnGea ecu
work 40 20 10 relay the pavement before frost ses ~
were urged for prompt c"n-deratOh VI we
r,uret Tire RESOLUTION grants tie Company's request
the vork OF removing ad restoring The street siace 10
10 snljcct 10 supervision by The Department on
Ihc WORKS. This wa9 amended that the work be done
nj the tense the Company, and the privilege 10 con
TIME only during the pleasure Of the Common COuDci
It " n f,ssel bg q vote ~ II 10 !. 49,. -,
Fer,.auio Wood sent a communication, setting forth
that the lease the city oi that portion NJ tire build nS
~ Hns Al and IL Mas aust, now occupied Oy the C"
10 ton AIT fney and P0hlo Administrator. wond ex-
lin on NJ, l. 1876. Tho amount paid is Sls.OoO
81 ~ num- Mr.. wood asked that rental such as lne
Common Council might deem reasonable anu Just De
AZ ued anon. This communication was r1oTIcd 10 "A
oofnn;te O.hcr apartments In the neighooi
b,., I,.f fhe Hall
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
UNPAID DUTIES ON BONDED GOODS

When goods are entered for Importers and
they the time desire 10 pay the duties them,
they are allowed 10 store them in bonded warehouses;
provided they give bonds for payment of dute5 the
goods when they removed. 1t sometimes happens
that through the conniyance OF CusUm-house officials
bonded goods taken from the warehouses before the
duties on them have been paid in which event the
erninent IL obliged to the importers bonds
for the amount OF duty due on tho goods. DOcu-
ments on file In the United States District Court
state that IN s67 John W. Cox with j. ~ Iyiecker a.
security gave bond FOR the payment or $500 duty
ON imported goods which he had in bonded warehouse
that between 1870 and 1873 sheppard candy &
Co. gave, with Francis Skddy surely and for like
purpose bonds to the amount Of $4,000. aud that be
tween 1868 and 1870 Garrett 4. Clara Co. gave with
Geo. s. McKbbcB and H. l.. Campbell suretcs, bUnds
to the amount 81 500 IL Is charged that goods III
question weir removed FROM the warehouses bfJre the
duty them had been paid and, IN the United States
DisiIct Court yesterday the Government began suits "
recover tho amounts expressed in these bonds.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19

JOHN HpEAN ltfR IMbtAIithisNi'
The trial of John Horan, Treasurer of Long
Isand City. begun IN the Queens County Court oil
sesaions Judge Armstrong presiding, on Wednesday.
The Indictment charged Mr.. Horan with receiving
moneys for taxes percentages and interest which were
not properly accounted for recepcd bill Ior taxes
psid TO Horan by the executors % the Edwin Hos eS-
tate amounting with interest and percentages to about
3 500 was In evidence \ comparison o the items OK
this bin with thcss entered upon Horan's books showed
that while there was no credit allowed for per
ceptaees the entry for interest below that
appearing on the bill rcoepted by Mr. HoraD himself
MI Covert senior counsel for Koran. moved To qlash
tho tInent the that the books ana papers
examined by the accountants end from Whcb helr re-
mort .s made were rot submitted to the Grand Jury.
This clIectlon was overred and the Court proceeded
20 take testimony. the first part Of which merely tended
90 Mr.. Horans connection with the ohce OF Cty
Trcasurrr T. L. Fabian. one of the accountants en-
ployod to examine the books, testified at considerable
length A. 10 s conclusions aud the rendering OF his re-
tor. AN absi ct OF which has airca iy been published
lie rvs t,idence a. the apparent shoTtncss Of the
If,1snlrrs bank acCOnnti nlso oi the interest account
IA the matter of tie IoSt estate. EA-MayO. DdnalS
WAS then called His testimony occupied tie r.
Inand,r OF the day, and was crnthnei Nestcllay
lie tes iaod thar N r.at us between the dirmdah
snd Linscn we're icBilX and th6t ho h1niy bccte "a
Mr Koran TO honest. p II Mutcll ono of me lol Ce
Commissioners cotrohorafcd Mf bilialss le,t mohy
Cuuus for defendant ofeIel 10 show y nn Instrument
draw b, John - lan,h. al tng ,e t D1' m il,rt % a
Cluusc' uat The srnsni Wt- ,u!i" Al ~ !"
tsu proportion OF ages hnt me H..ln'hf was
a 4
me f ihe clerks Put book D. ud u safe m the ofet,
which was afierward pon sd ont 70 Mr. NJ utch 10y the
Vipf.4. The book ono Too which the TX account
were krpt 1nc prosecution Then rested
Fnr tr deeusc. John Mckrhug testified ~ the sisna-
fuf. ~ J.in H. Madden attached t0 instrument CIV
tpg gu nln o justIiyiug Mr. Horan in taAng the per
N ~ nt,, aud in making the deductions made lN hn I'D
the tu er-i moneys. Three resolutions passed by the
fnmmsn Cuunci were oiercd In eNi cnce InC-e al.-
rorg the ire collect ward tAes Of loli SIN
tprnir,t.d provided for the Taymcut o ctf and wali
taAe. set ole ,C .. and fopI4atcd allowances 10
thr Fra,utcr ,Lc collection o tiNe Of ISL p and
~ 4 Porter sumner publ'r accountant, med tiai
he nnle an exainl on ~ Mr. Bours BOOKS, and ioun
I "a Tho tiy WAS inlrO;od 30 Mr. HOran nearly $1,000
Nj Euiior was CXHrru q at rcdt length as 40 the man
pri in rreh ho arrived a his opnclisi0ns A. The al
Ournnnu of thO Court The examination Oi this NIIneSs
wgs fgnyslgi
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19

party 70 support tho policy Of rcsunng specie
on January 1, 1879 without. however makns tno 'o, ne
necessary practical arrangements 70 a.tdM ,,n tn.'
object The most zealpus defender OF the iicpuh,'uI
shown ifseIf lacking Lot us take look ut the Demo.
crats In SewYork ani Sew-Engaud we gre @ ,o, ' ,ha
the Democrats have from time ilnnenorI n'cn .'o
representatives Of sound financial policy: lnlS s"
we'll but what arr TIE factsi While III the Noi,nI.
ern States tho Independents were charger WIN in'oi
sstcnoy because they did not with all their eait au
here the Democracy the represent ttlNc oi ~ s
principles the Democratic party IN M-sonl ohlo
Ponnsylvaula came with tho imitation platform h
II IL known that the South States the
OF Democracy are nearly all going in the same direction
And what viii the fntnre ht,tuoc M ~, 'no @
partles be with regard tn the finance question: Ihc r
snit Of the election in Ohio has undoubtedly ptodnceh
beneficial influence In this respect, aud WI continue ~
do iDhationiss are now convinced llht s mo,o
money |" IL cry certain OF bringing tie'Oly
On the other hand, nflatiOnisis IN the Dcmoclaic P
are in now-e disposed o give up their cause nhn ly
strong enough in numbers TO exercise an iucio' |"
the party In The National Convention thcy VIII not
coed in forcing their programme upon ihe p'Iy' Du,
they may be powerful enough 20 prevent the adoption o
hard mo ney platform and he nomination "i haro money
candidates In the Republican camp the tehoehey
toward hard money has been greatly srchgiheheI Wy
the victory Ohio. The fact that a party win d
stronghold imitation. has made the financial question
party interest, and 1t Is likely that .he resumption
specic payments will be approved IN thcf next H
tional platforms without much oppostlon Az te ntAt
payments will be taken up for discussion Every aep,
made by iniatonis,s for s repeal VIII be deaeu
Dy the Republican majority III The senate bu' VI ,nc
House will the Democrats make provision lOf tie phc
cal carrying out OF the law Ibs WIZ DE- tne .a .. ,Io
sond Views Of both parties upon the financial question
aud the Independent voter who In the end VIII also nave
word 10 saw will do well by this decision ~ form MS
opinion regarding bOth parties
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
CERTIFIcATIOY OF CHECKS.
DECISION OF IHE SECURITY BANK SUIT AGAINST
THE BANK OF IiIE RTPUBIIC.

DECISION OF IIIE SECURITY BANKS SUIT AGAINST
THE BANK IiIE RTPUBLIC.
In the suit of the Security Bank against the
National Bank of the Republic tried in the Count of Com
mon Pleas Judge Robinson yesterday directed verdict
The facts shown the trial, which second trial. were
that Cpperly Co., deposors with the Security Bank
gave in change n check for S2i which presented n
day or two later DUFF Tienken. II had been altered
40 as to make them payee and to raise the amount to
81 222 -. They messenger To the security Bank
to inquire about H. lie stat ID that Cpperlry Co
buyIng gold aud asked il tho check was all light ana
was answered. that 10 was. and tho check certified
The firm sold the gold 40 the bringing TIE check,
and deposited the check with tie ank Of the Republic,
which CHARGED il through the Clearing House To the So
curity Bank. Ae soon the Security Banks Oticer-
found out alteraton they notice TO the Bank
the Republic and brought SUIT
judge Robinson held that under the decisions Of the
Court of Appeals tie cericaou only amounted to an
assurance by the Security Bank that the sign itlro
the check was genuine, and tine sgner had funds with
the bank meet il. IL did not mean guarantee that
the check any other part genuine Tho satemeLt
tnut check all Iight not an estoVpo 0u the
bank. since nut staten Mt was procured on false sta -
ment that the drawers oi the cheek were buying gold
Under these rules the Bank al the Republic stood ia the
same position aus person who obtained money nnO-
Gently Un forged paper, and must refund nc amount He
ordered Judgment for plaintiff for tae dorcnce between
the genuine and the raised cneck, amounting, with in
teregt, 10 gD,0U2 20.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
THE COURIiS.
SCANNELL'S RETRIAL
TEN JURORS Obtained ANOTHER PANEL SUM-



TEN JURORS Obtained ANOTHER PANEL SUM
MOSRD.
The effort at obtaining jurors for the trial OF
John scanncll started yesterday with favorable auspices
Out OF the first three persons called two were found
qualified After that the proceedings dragged 80 That 1t
was not till O'Clock that another juror Obtained
aud he was the last for the day. At the opening Of
Court Frederick H. Douglas who the previous day bad
confessed talking about the case after he was sum
moned az a Juror made an explanation, which Judge
Barrett accepted as sufficient.
The searching examination OF persons as to their com
prehension of the taken up after two jurors h
been obtained Many jurors had strong opinions abou'
the case and got of at Some were so clear that
while they understood tho they could give an I'M
partial verd ct, that they were pereinpDry cbachgrh
One man not sure what the phrase CONSCIENTIOUS
scrupios meant Another. after long eAtnhatloh ih
which he had three times stated that his opinions u the
were final and often denied that he had any opln
ion at all, WAS excused by the Judge. tHlpO Donna
rina the Court decorator had soa difficulty IN
answering clearly, though he proessfd that ne tnor
oughly unders oOd English. one juror In bs ei0s To
exDlain exact position tho SUBJECT ol
CAPITAL punishment, took a did3ctic touo rs 10
the recent change in tho law. and was met
by the Information chat Scannel 20 be tried under
the old law Hs produced considerable laugh
GER In which John Scanncl and his wife joined most
heartily. The whole result OF tho day was 81 persons
examined three accepted one challenged peichptoluy
nv tine defense, aud five challenged percmptOrlly by the
People Another panel Of 100 drOrs has been summoned
The following are the Jurors far obtained: John A.
Gr.sbuscl DAVID j. Dannlt. james /. Hicks, Salnuc
Rooth Junn = Neil. Sherman =. Cot, JOAN H. Obcr-
teufer, Walter Scott. Elhridge G. Baisdel, Frederick NJ
Flint The jurors kept together under The orers o
the Court, lodging and boarding at twecnys hotel
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
pASSRNCEPS SfILED.

FOR UAMBU EG- Ia ssgaship Saer'a, Nov l5-prpcs
Frederic IN SYn-Wtgnstein, Baron Gagi Kari stein.
mann A B0iiHaIi Ni JeanDe i0naGet Jeh9 Sin.lLi MIS-
nas n Dosne ant cdircn. C. II. r. Ahren,. Carl ho 81.
man Ieun Hertz. H. Koostersen hnGcne FraDtzen Chas
MclIef, W. bOrnfeccr I-lnli alstel OiN DuiSbof
Ga per Schmidt, ODed Foss - 60.
FbK LON DOME Seltashfp Ffttncs Nov IA Mourant
: Molr.uL G. C. Fowler, W L8cSe, r. Rove, hleKtDdcr
watson Henry Marvin, g. itcnarison. Mis- inohardson
nnscr g. Richardson jr Mieses haie Flop and Betsy ioi
"a
s,rD rer Charl,s B BarstON Mis-. Mary g. Wool MIS- D.
Ssby Mira Trctt H. g. sylvester, Miss Jessie Dodge Mira
tu,t ana luren LcHs Is. strong. Mis- Geo. T. strong
Lieut. Henry De,issn IL, h., Lieut. - r. ltusssy II, y" =
1o.bren Mr AphOnse. samuel DunscOlib !. NJ. Iana y.
Seby Wss pells D. h. TrOt, C. f. Deny. Geo Guest r..
Silong Kate COnliismaul. Thog. q. Riggs n B Ws.s
Robert JUhrey, w. Il. BOYD
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
OWL MOTIFS.
The proceeding to compel the Board OF Es-

The proceeding to compel the Board OF Es-
innate and AppOrtionment the Aldermen and the city,
TO include next years tax levy S35O,00O for an AR
mory for the 7t Regiment 10 have been heard yes
tcrday before Judge DOnohue ia Supreme Court. Cham
ber but deferred 10 Wednesday on tie ground that
Controller Green desired be heard fully In the matter
In the United States District Court yesterday,
in the of the United States ag 27 cases OF wooon
csps valued at about $1,000 and claimed by L. Topitz
% tbe iiry found verdict condemnfng the goods
tho ground that they nad been imported and entered G
an ndcrvaluaton with intent 10 defriud The revenue
The ease will be appealed to the United 5tatos Circuit
Court.
In the suit of John p. O'Sullivan against
Marshall o. Roberts, TO recover $4,000 for services IN
obtaining concession from the Macmillan Government
Of Mexico for Tehuanepec Railroad, the Jury yesteN
day. on second trial. In tine superior Court 1lih Term
before Judge SpeT, awarded the plantn 5s'SsoZ 90 70
which Judge Speir added an alowance OF per cent OD
the first trial the Judgment which the defendant set ashe
on appeal was for about $4,000. Albert 6tckrey ap-
peared for plautfT; A. j. Yanderpoel for defendant
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
SHTpPINU INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw.YoRK.............~.~NOE

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. IL
CLEARED.
Steamship snosia toerl tranrep' Hamburg via Plymouth
sfSsasap stale OF virgs,s (Brl Noodle Glasgow. Aostu
s'eamsSiD Herman livingston Mallory, Savannah w. r.
Garrison * 90 49,, . 49,,
sls9mShp city OF Vera Nrh sicihtosh Havana r. sisAr
nndFo n son -. - -. .
steanslp Canina b'f'h "h'eof fiami7n- betta"'~ -
II. OulorbIidye -
RielsuO.ai, Old DOIiiniOa etoiulshlp Co
sleslnsh,p bcaeiscor, Jones' wilmington ~ q. VIM. Z.
clyde - 20. -, .,-,-,., -.
steamship Soreus. Berry. Boston, II. r. Dimoct
Steamship q. III. btoaI Ford Philadelphia Jas Hand
Steamship chessIeakr. BrngH. Portland j. +. AnieS
Ship Rhine. kto.soi. Londcn. urinns, Mintarn Ve ~
Iara ATmonia ALI kilo Gloucester tuneh, Adye a %
arx Nuoyo viIgiA iai rsssss isarc. etcrV
& ENcgIau
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
WORK on WAR VESSELS.

Tn accordance with orders from Washington
nreuarations are making o. theBrookyn NavyYard to
put in condition for service the secoudlate vessels
Colorado and Minnesota About six days will be re
ou cd fer the latter yesse and ten days for the former
The Colorado Is at present the rcceyngshp for newly
enlisted men at this stato and tho Mnnesoa is EN-
ployed as schOolship Of the Battery for the drilling oi
rvs as seamen. Tn. order detacbng Capt. Daniel H..
Braine from the Colorado Dee. has been revoked,
aad he will remain IN command for the present
Orders been received ~ oAer navyyards to pre-
pare for sea the vessels VandahG Wabash and Marion.
sud 0ve ironclads These vessels will probably lie put
in conmis SION tO take the place Of others diE ren
aiions Two officers were detached from The Brooklyn
NtyvYard yesterday of tnem being ordered 10 the
iRhish, the other TO the C0isstll at Washington
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
"pUsMy. PUNCHES IN BROOKLYN.

The Atantlc-ave. car-c0nduct0iS DOpp, Arhi-
strong, Burns and Douglass, who were arrested last
sMonday charged with fraud, by the use OF false or
dummy punches were brought up for trial before
Justice walsh yesterday morning. MorriSs & Pearsail
appeared for the defence, and Assistani-Disrict Aor
ney smell for tho prosecution Ex-Aiderman WILLARD
Richardson President OF the Railroad Company stated
that having on the evening Of Nov 15 observed Bopp
using one slip for portion of the roue and another
slip for another portion, he called him into
his Office and asked him to explain Bcpp
denied that he had used two different siIs
aud produced ten unused slips furnished ny the
Company saying that he bad other but on tie arrival
OF Detective Williams gave M quantity ol bogus sll'
which had 80 holes punched in them bY die similar Ia
that us by the Company. UpOn uroposal by the de
tecye 0 further search him, BOpp also delivered up
dummy punch. the way 10 Police headquarters bOpp
offered TO tel what he knew about other persons con
necied with the Company il he could profit by H. Con-
dnct0r Armstrong denied that he had been using any
lum,nv puuch but was arrested with Conductor Burns
on Nov I5 Conductor Burns said he bOugh; lis punch
of Douglass for %, whereupOa Douglass was arrested
n tho EXAMINATION Mr.. Richardson testified that
he aid not find any Of the dies with the prisoners
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
DECREASE OF PAPER PRODUCTION.

Paper dealers in this city explain the reason
of the stopping OF The production of tae paper maDnfac
tories IN New EGglaud and elsewhere as icOws Dur
in the war large number Of new mills were erected in
different parts The country Tho great demand ceased.
and soon there was az Oyerproducon. Prices were re
duced bn manufacturing was not checked 50 thai now
fine writing papcr can be bought fOGbout the prcos
which rned before the war Paper sold cost yield
Ing no profit 10 was not Thought wise to shut down
tirly Some favored reduction 10 hair time, for six
months or longer Springfield il the great centcrO paper
production. The product Of the mills IN Western Nassa
chuSetts estimated at not less ian sixty tons psrday Of
Gne papers alone when The mills running lull time.
NewYorK is the chcf market. though Chicago is an i'm
pOrtant pOnt for distribution.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
CRIMINAL MOTIFS.

Charles Wilson. charged with passing counter
felt s2O bill on WA Wohnger Of No. Esithaye ana
cOunterfoit bill Xavier Muller ~ No. 20 ceren ave
was held yes;eray Commissioners Shields ia 81 800 ba 10
examination day. Tho bills puport - have boeh sszi D
National Bank ~ this city, AMI wee II ~ Stu
made FROM what are Known the Tom Ballard plstes'
In the Court OF General Sessions Reoorder
Hacke presiing criminals pleaded guilty and were seq
teced y,stcrfay as follows Charles Morgan aas fianeh
Mathews grand larceny two and s& months III SAt
Ifi-np CiaI Nayci alias Air, burglary, "1me phns-
ant Maggie MckarOn, Erand larceny TWO ar III ne Fsn
itent airy Adams burglary, Tine yea - t fi>hi
thomas King, petty larceny months IN Tue eenubrJ
Criminals ctCd seutenced ~ 0O", Jah,H
Charles Noncr, vie tOn Oi ElecA0h EN'
each eshiccn months IN the Pententiary John Sny lh
and Mary Clark robbery, tn years IL , ate Irsvu
william Rogers and hOmas Marr, assault WIN intent W TOD
cach "A years n state Iriso1.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
FRIDAY. Nov. 10.

NO Steamship Mails
SATURDAY. kOY. 20.
For England ireland Wales ana traneo Via Queenstown
and iiyeHgl by 6teanSlnp BIiiauuc mails close Al
Sam. \ supplementary MAI closed al 10 n ni steam
,lt, siils al | j. n. Per 30. 81. North River
t rnro yIa southampton Bgemei by tho steamship
Mosel ma l. 1880 a supplementary Man 10
c,ostd AZ 80 steamship sails al tlcr loot
o. 1hni.sL, DODoken. . -
For acoana only by the steamship Ethiopia mails close
at 9.3O a IN 4 Supplementary Mail = closed AZ II H. N
,teamsnip sails at Pier No. % SOra River.
SUNDAY. nOy. II.
All close Ia O'Clock A. Inc POstomco Is open
from z "A. 70 IL a. IA.
~ MONDAY. NOV %.
For santo Domingo Turks Island. by the steamship
rybee tua close AT D. steamship sails al y IL, from
Pier, No. 4, East River.
Mails for Key sent saturday closing a. the
Post Oricc at . y.
every day at y. N. - - ,,..x o...
mail Tor HaliaX y. >. closed az inc Noh iViA 'Vs~
Olice every day at l:J0 D.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
a74a. nntisr,ord q al. AIT.

3743.. Rutherford OF al. sgt.
Crown.
31D6. Bic X Kosson sgt Ferris
and anb.
24Ss. Claim et nj. Al. Fox.
3502. Mott sst. H. d J. l.. Y.
h. e. 90.
$3.50. Berdan set. Reiner.
$40. Simon ct al. syt Tor
rey.
$3.50. BOardman agt Wool.
ston.
$3.50. .Southarj ot al. agt.
rain.
3i92. Pal nee sgt. Hammond.
1912. Levy ct vi. agt. Cillctt
OF al.
?Sl0. .Phd,nix Nat. Bank agt,
Kennedy.
1850. Clark agt. Wheeler aud
anO.
0oG. Fisher sgt. Crosby.
1906. .Schriid ~ sl. sgt. Lu.
ling.
1854. Bonynse agt. Genet and
aDO.
3ll2. De Mott sgt. Sslleck.
$40. .geiDniindon sgi. Ches.
torGAn.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAeUlNGrON. Nov. 18Th the SuprJmb IOurt OF
the United states today:
No IlJonu Cary ct al piantiFs iu Henry T.
IJown.-Ihe argdngut VI tiis continued by Mr..
Conway Robinson ~ counsel for the painis IL nor ana By
iOT the dcfcnlantS in error ana cunClCded b
3if. Conway hobinsOn Tor the plaintiffs ~ error.
no JO-isiac y. Beeslcr, palth III cifOI Agt Ne!srn
AlavsOn a. This cause submitted on pr ntei aceu
mruts by James y. Il sail and Sir. VIM NJ hisnan o.
onn.e Tor uaut 1 ana by Mr. II. e. buTcard for
thr dr'cndants IN crrr.
No 5i-T MISS ppi and Missouri RailTOaf Company q
al Charles 4. Cromwell rs cause was Sub
nitied printed arguments by Mr. tiergo e. Wright and
Mr. r. T. counsel the appellants aud b. Mr. John
\. h0g irr tie appel e
No 81 Ifus K Seeall administrator &c appellant agt
Iohp iuslow Jones 90 uihC argument o. ts cause was
eln by r. v bickorBOn OF counsel for Che appellant.
Adjourned until tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1875-11-19
ALLEGED NEGLECT OF THE BROOKLYN HEALTH
BOARD

The wife of J. Derham, who resides in Pros
pectplaoe, Flatbushsye., Brooklyn. died about
week ago OF smallpox. Mr.. Delham charges that her
death was caused By the negligence of the Health Board
He says thas lady residing within few doors Of bis
residence nursed some smallpox patients short time
ago The patients removed days after al mid
night and the carpet whrh was Ia Their thrown
ipto the ward without being disinfectcd. Mr. DorhaD
says that the .alth Board given notice Of the mat
ter repeatedly and Was informed also tbat heap of
which was un0ceupied. The Board, however, took 40
gfti Il the