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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27

Spotted Tail made another lengthy
speech, in which he insisted upon go
to Stf 'shs shs 4se9F4 sssa1q, btp 90 'st ,e
Ms;Gs.:'s' Ms;Gs., 81 u .Bss;IaIt .s;IaIt IL IlEs H.
same time. He also wished to delay
signing the treaty until the present.
war 4v1siIxrisfat,oHIy knd fJs~cefuIly
ss!i;sa ssH sa'p Fl i tas sR;s " ,1e
tsss pointing to Bishop Whipple and
the other, the Rev. Hinpan-,o set
tie the matter You Oh tiaayye.the ia words
.lQfuthe Great qsnri.s aad4 .yall ,ry 40
believe according to his will. You
r,sar-zse
isI ass,t 4s sH|Is sYaa diygWt iTy4gWt az dIagp to
Baptiste Good SAID: A white min.
, isseI, EpssofaMn,i Mas cp,ne he<e Il
teach us, but | don't think it is done
properly. sotifdd ffke 10 hive ;so,nt
.bfsmsass n,sniste+s .copl.,2, Fteast.d, i,
black clothes, TO. receiyc ,he girls it
ss4il Is a. and hax
white male ministers, in haeK "ha
and coat, to take the boys to another
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1TWkM0

Y y1o';11eT e1rrts9'oa sH i4ad
London, Sept. 26.-A despatch
from Madrid says Ahe United States
steamer Franklin will, take Tweed,
and Hunt on board this week.
V'go, Span, aSrPe, 2ss -Eha UH,ed
States steamer" thsktktf1 lav,ted here
this unttTrg: ,yet3 WI, ;hdch. sur
p4isssdl, N,ha1 NAh9a1 s1Al'dlAst,Yt Ytts Franklin
was toytabe him - ha Inited States.
He,hsdt tsiped2 b.rsrhsing in Cuba,
to be able, through the assistance and
e,rAye.re Of rfsiepdsy TO ,avqdeberg
~. ..ehdcted 10 the Americat, arthorS
tiles. He expressed great disappoint.
-ment at ,9xJisW WMa affairs.
ISABELLA.
lTe Hhtfidspecial fpotfs ,kaf. sx-
Queen Isabella will remain at the
palace of the Escuirat until October
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HFlls!t's nm, reef atlHF GateyYs,
H|1stA||8e|,a},|ss H|1stA A||8e|,a},|s :494E;8{|3l lS&, n IT.. IT,.

icln engineering accomplished BY
GsY; Iahn M aey4 81, H.1s 8 sp1g|sated1a, & daa -
and Y4hyMf6nslassY4h44 Grea,
alarm prevailed among the residents
Of Fifth avp,ue and the cross streets,
from ,Eighty;second, tp ,Njoty--si4th
31stfssa, AID sore lRatassk 9eTYi ,~.sjse-
y deserted bY tlp tbe tisa'bfbitt-nts, 'hto'
fear Of rocks being hurled across The
river,s 81 u huge RAVae2 being ,czu.ed
by tsre upheavsk' Everyeshc"-e & had
''s windows open, as matter of pre-
fcan,ion,g bUtl iIie {great lluAssa3 III I The
people a,Aalpofea1s, " hs1es sr.' q ~
A, 2 O'clock \ fasn, pun of 'sthUke
e,isom tho soow, Eollo we'd by the
report OF tbe frst gtnig,H ahnd 1befe v "
AN instant commo,lon, The crowds
fswaylng sbont jn fEgeeah. .eagsr2chA -
ee.i good srandpoiaA. nfetn niSt r
}fiateF 9Iotlitr report, and deep Hush
tell upon the multitude. The still
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27
miGlf4ET l1noiiAg nlaAdnl,A

tie&0 WIS aulltIoh<al tlf5tAas ttbch a4AAD
|, thG thudt gun At 81, ietfich Tss ~ ~
low.ed pseciseiy Nj 8 ninu.es4o 3ssls'
he s1pIoslpt. iii ST. lpst .1 4 fni fri
ingly narrow hire. sunnmg ne..h ard
sou.hlfor about 500 yards}oF. The wal wal
er whuernd, 'a.l arose evenly ,hreu
or four fees isgh.-. A. dali thud wa1
beard. the rocks DsJrSmhlpa, 'bahsallh
the feet Of the mnititush. sas NJ frys,,
two aqnict short pulsa,ions 81 ,easill
quake. The waSet, which iapIitafeii
70 remain. stationary for snFia s,an' ,
broke. and sptrteds Up IN aajsffaliI,f,
dark, yellpwish masses, sbsut -tvrlysi,
feet highs, a,ised with a,aAtk Smntu,
from. The .dynarnite,i4 ! SFhsp. IN {ifiii
back and i,r "a mornens ,se risen &c
snined its, Pe.oaIu1l -ass'pptesGStL II Tttb11s
mighty cfteer Arc.e from ,htssnfY,,,t b, \! !
exist side ,of the. ops, and, ll.a slesni
etss. =.rs. Ind Boats. Aitd.sslsatn *ttfi*ts rs
| were eblowlf,i sRd the te4tst we're stIry
tqut s5dyou,ssls. .ad III MAS sSass.a .aSsL assaTIa
report Was asca4st 4g rpttea'les gas t9ll,' ,s'!
not SO u,,nh mas ~ ssp+le ,wns-.oansail
l.ppan ahs. 'Ma lsF,assyss 'hst ,oSrr yhs
~pot wtrre,,he esi.4esAn took f'l.cs
There WAS no s iii IL Il PIE l ,alf
anf nota pare Ipf glass was 4|lr,,ke4l
in ,leiei4 yrop,oa Wards, Island. laL,n
snsdia,eI5y.x .Snet,s tue sexp)ostqj3 tYn1
T's g ll s'e % e,.e,ls9 .9es sta Z AIaa,s '
,,s,s = ,hr ,T,r,s n' ,., ,;,ss. l ;, ~. J.
M y y Y 1sS. i,'9',y lsss. Sss
-. a. s. is..l II. ..' ~ -
,si ss4s ~ PoL1TtCAL.a"s..., :" 3 ,'ss. s,.sl'i,
.l.- '.lll-, ], q, ., - "a
~ b4 " lsppass.ss,q NJ FAN, : Il,
49, va P.s,S;;, s,,s aisss i
srr, hto.. .gr,,. s, s,,n,1 ,,., sn "a =,
sss, 70 - 81 iai' 4. aHIYyg l9s 9ss Ts.'
Eparls sntf ~ ib1.a " tsl,f,vy,,, q y,
u, ~ ), sas s1r.s .ss,r.n
~ s1s,sloh |s;H IA a sSsi'nf ~ 'Tgi'
s,v,cbp t,,s,ns ,tfo4r,, !, sucah,r ~, y
o. 4 f.Ss Gai s,,2 so!
Ia =, d M ,SSvss sisrt,, @ s,,sp..,,
= res ,sns1 iaif ~ asasis .fl
! laY5nIrd s'aYSaE I.q,Yls; ~ s'aSs,, N ~,
orpsa conrtrta,cd! f,ses-,;ss;sss, M nj = /, Ia r.is,
war. r,,r. M .iiY % ~ g, Isio', =
pub.ic fceefJddu,tf,isa syeoIitb.,.Isi 81,
: ..ude..o. ;i.i .H,,.,a G,ss.s Dr,f,s sis
IS b bt IT, hsts MI u.;i ..;u Il aa 81 a,,i
,as .sfW yantsas AragfyI ~ /, IrR.ssa. ~, ~
lan "a ,,.,.ao, ,w.ub ,.,st t,m., -, ,ln ,..s -,
a- -fgap llas f4' y. .l9.E. ~ ssai, 4
Z. aud q, &, ,s,'s' 4,
~ = sss,f hl.e4,t's Ply aa' es''l'
T1 seY ,'' oRx 4. aIffs ..s..ss
~ t.a.r.i ,s,,sss 1saa .s ~ pgsrs ps1,s
- e ~ ~ ,taN ixNt's st NJ 'h's,h,,s
1s,yna ] ~ ' go las r'a'a',a3'on' =.
4 taailp4tA' aAp .ss''lst Atss ,ss4r ,Jas
ssrs { ns'is ], 1'tn'pqs.salti'
;a,s 'Ia. 's''.AsSao,'1a ~, ~, h' ts,.
~, ,.Msipe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
faw f,ss'Gs j ;5s IN, 4 ss +; s;'s,a
- ". - r',
wSfltu 20 {Hue I'UrSSifS fff attttsssff
Etv Sls mol ba ,tata - III ~ n = xe.l ~ In ~.
:, ,,tt.,i,t'al ,,.l..ss ,s, al, -,
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i,sfiIh1,I ~ u ~ - 20 si,.. ,,.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27

-siitiuus submitted them. e.--s-.--
Spotted Tail, in reply made long
lapeesh,,A saying #, Vas tbsg f(EhftA'F,e
Great Father The government had
made numerous treaties with the In
dia,,s, .nd Generals Sherman, San,
lbofp. and Harney all made many
promises, but they we're not kept
Spotted Tail further, said, be wished
the commissioners 70 tell The Great
i Father 10 send The pIpdislis ryokes Of
oxen and wagons so that they
esu earn money The war, said
Spotted Tail, did not = ,spliias ,'I .up p Il,
our land, bu. vas brought ! lpoh hs
by the children Of the Great Father
VINO came 10 tTkG the indian IS1 d
without price, AND who 7did,,many
evil things. Tie chief finally said he
wevAls eg5as ooh laokiIat gtha lsu1 III
the Missouri river country, but said
the Indians ,wlshA g consider, tbe
matter until TO morrow -
The council accordingly adjourned
until next day.. 80 s"rSrtf
Il ,Sspt 2S.--Tbe ID reat J. with ,tlseaEn,
dians ~ this agency WAS il concluded
this evening, after three hodrs' coun
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27
-xIsc2LAK1oUs

5 .ss.s .s-r.;rs s#eSs .Ssxfl1psS, ~ s0R2 OF ca
eMbHf Cutlery, Ala, SEP tea.gzHl
Doctors &eac and Mandeviilc, L
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27
HELlLI.,'e'A7'E;: LI.'' !,

g Z" ;, suycBss:' = y" ~ Z, 8S5o0
!, New York. Sep. ~ -.This sitter.
hopa, All with A1 slieAk sssmsSs * aot1. she
earth B. 4 il'fojt " & gghout, the .s1, md s rp+
hssayygal,,qff lwq G9lYpa Of water, nc
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27
KoTA W oNEspAY MoRNINGs:sEfrrN Bls w. sr

- -------'-
house and teach them properly. These
,ait4islers ] want to take the names OF
The ,hinps sent to us, aaJ when they
come 10 see ,ha, they are all there.
Blue Teeth. SPOTTED Tails father
in.law wanted 10 know who was the
one 10 cary their words 10 the
Great Father, and when the Solicitor
Gencr.l GAYLORD was pointed out he
handed him handsomely decorated
pipe aud tobacco pouch, which he
said $ the Great Spirit had given him,
and told GAYLORD to present it to the
Great Father II w nsh,ngtts, as from
man he heard speak At the eouncill
and ask the Great Father 10 be ner4
ciful 10 the Indians. and pity them.
and help them. and toEiet them red
main ID their own covvtHlT
/ speeches were f,1ielby .everal
other -f,r}tat,, and hY Judge GaYlorli
Col. Boon, and bishop whipple;
when Spott.d T.d a.,f, the council
mo"a vh1 h's n. oqs'af nha &, T. le0 M x,D Ky
w;ib sn,nlsdzr.,rs na,a,k. 6,ry NE las,
d. ~ ), ssssa = sayan vasrs inlap L;,mn hs
did MOI ( An l,he- ,reaiy Ned Cloud
would, Set es.hesd of fAl lb,,,in IL, ana dcr;re
ullr,he ,,}yant,ges to be- hn,} fr,r,
the treaty.. RAYMOND then We, went I 10
R.d clona nod Red Dao of, Req
Cl,,id agency WHO. we're oItside the
cp,s.ctlI I soo1p. and enld them 60 in
and urge Spotted Fail and his people
ia sspA. rhey did,so, aud smade short
| but effective speeches, and then with
tlrew, whereu,,t,a Two Strike said !,
is:s: s: C = :: ! IS: "a; {:
so many times before; il we knewIthe
words. yoos,elt .us werrs,rsc,b We
| would be willing to. sign every day.
,ssr rsss sss',,' = . ;Is,ssss y
- ss',sS ss, ,,Ss.5 RI ,,s. sd zss
/ iNitA ~ ~ ~ IyYinSSAe HS6yS'ffS - w y
friends up hefehaN sttH},' AaA all
gpfpd lmEsrf Sho , arg fFn,tgo1thya l, i to
later, the necess.r, signatures were
I.l,.ined,, aud tho treaty was tasde.
The Indians here /ail want The mill
itary, agent remYYed and Howard
reinstated. l.4.
,@cRookIs> oFFlcRx
,Cl55eyyte:nnlec.,, le., wv Sept. aB:-Col.
s,sn,s,. pavmAstera. l5oi,e,} ,4s.a, es
1 Army, who commanded the voluni
iecrs and -gconIs in Gen Crooks re-
cent campaign. and Major Randall,
sxhb Gd,dnantAsd The .SaAce inffiMk.
HohI4 4J5tcd, 10. A4d tSAb. SjIte
khefmtpt, A4t ,dkrsIps dkrnsIps III III taasfs c41nt c41mnttte tte
of a HUNDRED Pawnees, who are to gu
Ito Ee,hnan and take partin the an
/ tprbachiing movement. south Col,
sant1..,.sI~.,.e with Isnds.<e,-ps y,otI
|TIx,fdIuI. knI hoXhSr,S,pes'san , an
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27
't''f HE'LL GATE. :
The Blasting of Hallett's Point
Reef Accomplished With
- but a Single Actident.. -''i
syt4lI
sf< fTb1AS sr#sz<a

S sspotle5 1Alil AAesaoY, ssIpl Il, - I'D !,
Sidney, Netb, Sept. 2G.-The first
+. council with she Sioux at Spotted
Tail Agency, wf'h the full cothmfs-
sion, was held this sfternootsD The
chairman Of the commission, told tho
Indians they had come to hear their
a6SstSe ssd aooision to the propo-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27

diplomatic agents have presented de-
espatches TO Prince Milan, announcing
rthat the Porte h4ll Agreed 10.
proloug the suspension OF liostilties,
and hal the peace conditions com
posed 6y the powers accommodated
the maintenance VI the sta4t quo
ante def,asms inl regard to Srvia.
The sssryisa .goWrnpets has given
formal notice TO all its military com
-ma,,ders Of the prolongaion of the
SUSPENSION OF H0sTTrTTIEs.
The s.lsslan eensul, " an Interview
with epaate Ailaa,i Fosnteetant tha,
Europe regarded the proclamation CT
the army declaring him Ring with
dHpleasuse, and advtsed- -hua tA sum
stronGeit 1echernayeT s,e1,,lA and hfm INA,
the acceptance al, the rays lyle would
cause fresh 'cunplicxfibh&'1
fhe Austrian consul asked fire.
plantations concerning Gcn. fcher-
-lliayeFs proclamation sa 'l,,. ,,2 ..'..,i b
Prince Milan replied he was en-
-0eASnIln9 20 aItAn4e-- nAl llelS-ln--A
manner showing due consideration for
. ,fhet ffe61H q phe trUy) )~f aae Y i j.islaR VI
Hg ssia su Ty5qsss .na s% l,
army adhartl, 10 ,the,i proclamation,
.despre ,lies sltssAis 9T,rihoIa 1hf,4s
r pr s. ie added pth,YYh3 + i fasfhs,s fesqR-
lionI eopctrning i thss ppoe).P.qq1'
would DC taken when the " sri minls-
ter returned ftoHs eAn,p, .asalslas9,ls.l',
NO olSsuRgsclloS, IN lLssRiAre,u
b P.sis, Sept. 2s,--The vepo,,s Of
an Imminent ipsurrecti6n,, On, II b. A,.getia
y = = = w. siFf gfYD ~ iiss 7-b
s,Ccns,aatfndl.kss lSeyss H .-al1kn
-Po4n Nah ,tlesrApsih.dl SIS falMlbiS.
aye Sbroad that il hos sent Iekdtl lte
Bulgosans eiigateen thousand .Tptkisl1
4,oo,nis'sHa ,sAertmessures 9o..yp-rdy
.1sbuilhpg ihsu --.. - = s.@a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27
FAILURE.
y RSar SW2es ~

9'p + Y H,tIass, g YSsksaEs, % aSa hays, tsqel
Liabilities, SloU,OO0. 4nyj titJ bio |.
Gog CIV zkJxEyF Eua bsa
Lisbon, Sept. 26.-Nichofas Sal
rsln He'd I'd nis placs i Er5il 5lnt III ta-
L,id. 10 esnnpe ptvsesus son ,ftr csnnt.a
.t'olp Eilha the manifesto q mi ~ sof oafl. lad
: ssOeedtt rrepubiscsas,' a,o oiroula,el
'ihfohgHonf spafrf." ''7''@ iia's -'l,sna ,,iia
.sLdp,AsLHk INTERylEwED.'F FE5ds
Belgrade, Sept. 26.-The vasiou
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27
MAKING HAY.

The Tines correspondent at Get,
,,nge reports that the Prince of Mon
,eneggo, sept orders TO the copmsRd-
sive rsecea1e.i,s until DG. Ra Mukh,
tar Pasha, however,, took advantage
of the TRUCE aud pccppied xnd fortified
two new advanced positions OH Mon
tenegrin territory. f'''" 'g'.'H. =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27

Chicago, Sept. ga democratic
mass m6aHHA.A KeH Con Market
square here ,o-uigbt, at which there
was present, it is asserted, the largest
cfbRda that eyef Assembltd IL Att1f poll
teal meeting trGhicago. The speak
s1ss ne -SeueAtqss s.BsyAta and q Nd.
Donald; ex-senator Doolittle, Gene
Farms swor,h, and number of other
kputs44e1H !dfAoyuM .s0I6E EM,AJe
was densely packed, and speeches
were made from three separate stands
The ~4r5A' dt.eesa~ss sbr4glHbHRumii-
mated by calcium The torch
lights numbered some 1900, every
iSsdii''liis' r ii.lhas ty
being Represented, hut no fegula1
procession was formed, The speak
f,eTs,os, nA athtf Svnspca falau uAspsn
aud lsss lsss 1T Il 5taE'asItsia "A U Il tis Il
Ssv fGti~ An-------v--a--- 4 snisil17vtI 4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27

cases OF yellow lever, oY Winch 1I
'itets'l 'la vatmlllhu d,st,a ~ is.do~mleA I'd
aenflus ,,sq tstas.hna.lst sppatpornoa9
,AotAe siit 40 AslsiOna NJ Wuasse has
hsenoilssnrtaA ,s',Hainaslphdsfn M
psRWehesAiqn,if If hJt. rahe- Minat,e MinGat ss.Af
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27

The Standards special from Deli
grsd reports thar although a fur,he'
suspension of hostilities has been or.
,defed, "A h6egSs sryhn bst Htis1 ErA hrne
on the Turkish outpos,s and the Ser
vians are constructing new ,-redpubt.
between Deligrad au1 Aexshatz. a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-27
y,><Yni'FY.eys' ~itht tSSPds s%e,-ps y>oli
.d;1Ia4si.,l::t,;iGi;I:;;FI,:s..., +, ]. !,

Fort Laramie organizing new cam
'paign agsitIs. The Indians and he will
not leays ttps f9lAA IT'D ! q9pt'1] The the work is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30
DECTSlONs-MLRCU0 90

Supreme Court hGmbers-Bv Judge Lawrence.-
The Mutual Life Insurance Company ag f1orenceI am Of
opinion that the defendant fOTeDce should have the oppor
the deficiency The should be me OF the costs
OF tie action and OF this notion The juo ment IN all other
Icptcts 10 tand and the case TO b placed on The calendar Tor
the first Friday OF April The allowances not "a be in
oluGel ~ the costs The Industrial Exhibition Company agt
from day day the inunc
ton must be dissolved An order may be settled on this day
BY Judge Donohue-Iowens:eln agt. INSTRUMENTATION
6ened memorandum; StqnaTd 9g Blake ct a. 90 ~
brown ASL ieet 81 III MYlivht "'l'V' bdl',t e "a dtt.
Insurance Company at Stewart Matter Fourth Va
lnql Bank The BerIshre WOODEN Company agt Juard-
Granted Taylor agt Morgan The Mayor &C. agt Tweed
Matter II PeRTam.-Ordcrs granted
Special Tern-Ey Judge Lafremore.-M Bride agt Nc
iam,ut ~ Mathew McB1de. Middleton AIT Gardiner
Judgment for palutli by deiault.
Superior Copt-Npecidt id1R-By Judge Curtis
kchustcr agt SchusterOder that Tie referee amend his
ffToIt Heischl Serley ct aNotol granted. $40
cots 10 plaintiff and that the injunction b continued during
Circuit Court Of tho United stat for
TIE southern UisctO N0w York Jes.up 81 al aet DuI q
tl-order IauLug leave 10 serve second supplementary
O'Brieu &C. sgt. The Commercial Fire Insurance
Company and three oteIsOIdel stay eeots pending
nto the Crcat Court Of lie nitcd
Paper COMPANY -Tnturs and Judgment signed Fttiuger
slteIot
MOrRe Cout-ChsmJas- judge McAdam.-
ffoe agt stod dard Motion granted memorandum Blan
nan agt Bornhein Motion granted PER Enforcement
laiers. Woodruff agt Sutou.--MptOn GRANTED terms
s"ain AIT. Ortel-MOuoB denied Onyer agt POrot.-Ed
Fanied &c. Geonrr at. differentiation dtn.ed and taxa
Don affmed Murphy at Hausrn.-Dsnicl r. Roberts al
Lllk agt Wilhelm Antchton ast Gibbonsi kelr agL
loNtft.-MOliOis 10 edNaLce causts granted kohn asL
lens agl Bfosn~Def1niis noted Marph asi. Hansen.-
Vaniei T. Robertson appointed referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30
THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, March 29-The Court of Commits
s0ners Of Alabama Claims met to-day pursuant 10 ADJOURN
men and proceeded 10 the third calling OF the calendar Before
TAX ne up The the third call Case No l253-Heny
French The United States-whCh, the day OF al
jouuueut set aside Tor hearing today was submitted
N testimony and oral argument OF the counsel
The following under the third call were also submed
aud oral argument ~ counsel Case No 10
IdNard g. MURRAY, ACnshuet. Mass, for the loss Of
personal effects ana 10y the destruction Of the
General Williams by the Shenandoah, June %, 1870 !;
75John Hale Boston for the loss OF personal
Effects TacOny destroy the Clarence June ~ 1865
case No s9-GeO A. Bellen HalOwel Me- for the loss Of
PEI oua effects and by the destruction OF the John A.
Parks by the Alabama March ., 1853; Case No JJOse
Lewis New Bedford Mass, for the same by the desGe
the General Williams Ia the above T. W. Hacket
appeared for the caml Is Case No S5Tempe G. CONN,
Addison Maine for Of ship outfits, personal effects
by the destruction Of the WIN. b. Nash by the Flor
elce. June g 1868. J. W, Butterhed for claimant.
Case 1Js-Peter ODOnnell for loss OF goods
the Electric SpaIk, destroyed By the FlondaJ w enver
Tor claimant
lGl-Heury Shuman OF Dehan Mass for the loss Of
clothing OUTFIT &C. by the destruction Of the Levi starbuck
by The Alabama. October 1862.
Gas l3GJOse Lewis OF Chicago H. for loss Of merchandise
Electric spark destroyed by the Florida July 10 1854,
dismissed.
John a. ]. CToswe appeared for the
United states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Leopold and SiRimund Nettel were brought before
United states Commissioner osborn yesterday on charge OF
forgery preferred by lingo Irtsch the Austrian Consul IN
THIS cy II N claimed that about Jan. l. 1910 the accused
en forged various bills Of exchange az lTauit Bohemia
They held Tor examination tomorrow al II 0clock
The trial Of the Crispns, against 90 OF whom In
ments found in the Court OF General Sessions
was down for Yesterday ON account Of the pressure OF
the Court Recorder haCkett POSTPONED inc tfl
H. Of the Court opens. ENJudgt CaOola ana COL
Charles $. Spencer appeared as counsel Tor The Csms
At the Yorlkville Police Court yesterday, Francis
Jackson cOorcd. charged by Baltimore detective with
having robbed his employer Dr. Holiday, OF taI CITY, Of
end value OF $500 The THEFT com
ne last Summer and although Jackson was traced to IN
De has 10 the present time eludeu The Officers Inc
Justice rtmanded the prisoner 10 the CUSTODY OF c detective
Who viii today linn to Baltimore Clark Carney
commit I'D In default $500 indecent assault upon
Katie Gun, young grl, while Eighth ave- on Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30
A FERRY-BOAT COLLISION.

As the ferry-boat Fulton was making her
1870 p III. trip yesterday from New-YOrk to Brooklyn
the pilot noticed pilotboat No. 13 beating down the
river before a strong southwest wind There was ar
parently ample for the ferry-boat 10 reach the
Brooklyn side before the sailing vessel would pass bnt
the pilot in order TO make mistake, sgnded that he
would kean 10 e starhoard Just before the ybOat
reached tie slip. the pilOhOa attempted 10 go on the
other tack but the force Of the strong eDD TIDE drove M
AGAINST tie fcrry-hoat The woodwork OF the wheel
house and the back part of the gentemehs cabin were
torn away. The flying fragments struck John Martin OF
No 3Gl CntOn-aye rendering him lnscnsble and cat,-
ing three severe scalp wounds. An unknown man wac
injured in the shoulder and several others received
slight bruises and cuts the broken glass The plot
boat 10 her bOwsprt and portion of her head-gear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-30

,ns ,odnced an AFFIDAVIT made by Mr. slssre tnat .s
raTc1iar lease was moi adyniaseons Ins noo oo
states 'na' IN ~ N its extensions were blhis
Would be worth $1,000 c ana eiu S %G ts stock
~, ~. tl nrcsa1f offer being y per cent ater ~
In april 1879, wien the n'a,g lin, uI 81 20 oOS
~ sfroat Railroad Company was d"vi't 49,. ~
Ioo ~, INC offered 10 assume II, to guarantee ,uo
'J and 10 ray PIG per cent 10 Che stoehno'Is'
b.ia,' 'T I'M is-G Now that he floating delt was
ehnHs a. hnt ~ 90 OOo he ofl ed only = Per cent,
@ frrd even that Is months Longer. LAflI u' s
ny. @ @ ed A. y,uc of the road. lie clliclsc" NoN
"a" ~ the cla,s OF fhe proposed lease az lensth.
Mr. Fowler. for the receiver Iiesr'o Dd defend the
- tbc frit Of She receiver 10 appear anu ". -
rereses of the road and claimed mat te pa. u ,
a. fo road hoUod tnat Ar Suarpe VIZ ~ r'snisd to-
ucrson TO control IL HIS a. 6'uien' 10 ~ ~
day. 49,, q. y rcoont suit against the
Ct,l ,ilroal the courts had decided utt .''o ~" ,t
Seso 80 flc RIGHT 90 lease, but ms arsui.l' vac '
-. ,. an alioil. uucnt, and viii be closed toOay'