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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
A COMPLIMENT FROM ENGLAND.
TRINITY BOARD SENDS LETTER EXPRESSING RE-
GARD FOR THE SERVICES OF THE LATE PROBES
sOR HENRY.

GARD FOR THE SERVICES OF THE LATE PROBES
soR HENRY.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, July ia letter which has been
received at the Office of the Lighthouse Board fur
nishes pleasing evidence of the high regard enter
tanned for the late Professor Henry by scientific
and practical men abroad. Trinity Board" is
bureau Of the British Government having the Gu
pervison of all the lighthouses on the English coast
and of other important matters connected with
British maritime interests. Its origin dates back
several centuries and its officers quantity styled
the elder Brethren The letter is as follows:
TRISITY HOUSE, LONDON, June %, 1873.
SIR: / have 10 In command 10 request that you Will
the Lighthouse Board OF the United states the
high which the Elder Brethren OF this corporation
entertain Of the many good services rendered 20 the
science OF Pnarol0gy by Professor Henry. your Ia.
mened preoeptor. IL was the good fortune OF two OF
the managers OF this board TO make late chaimahs
acquaintance when n tour Of inquiry and obserVa-
ton the United States and the survivor of that dep
tatiOn Captain sydney NebDt has very cOfdlhl feco
lection OF the In which the professor placed the
experience OF the dcpa rtmcnt unreseryedy NJ their
disposal and Of the extremely courteous way IN which
he assisted their researches ana Indicated the directions
In which these researches were likely 10 Dear Ifult
tits AZ all times matter OF satisfaction 20 the Trim
y remember that ts main function IL ono OF
such general interest that he lnebNrs may count upon
bur they trust 10 be taken evidence OF their
especial hope that through you str this freniv inter
course with lighthouse authorities OF the United
states may continue, that they thus desire 10 record
tons applied sciences both OF light and sound Tor
maritime purposes with which the name OF Professor
Henry viii always be hOnOraby associated. have
the honor ~ be, air your Obedient servant, &c.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
THE ORANGE CONFLICT IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, July 15.-It is now stated that
Il was not the militia who fired the people at Tan
neries Junction. Saturday night, but 0rangomen return
ing 20 their homes after the 18TH Statements received
here OF affair very conflicting In tho deposition
Of Henri Herbert, q messenger on the Grand Trunk
Road ne states that he standing the platform OF
An eastbou nd train when he heard OF the officers
order the men 20 take their revovers and be ready
fire. One OF the volunteers wanted TO shoot man who
WAS asleep on the bridge, but officer prevented him.
A sodler said that he would shoot the first man that
threw stone az the train. He said the volunteers be-
onged 20 the SD Regiment. one OF the officers fired
his revolver Ia the air lie did not see anybody throw
any stones the train. He could identify the officer
who fred the revolver II he him again. There were
many passengers on the train besides the military who
will be summoned as witnesses. 1t Is alleged that not
only stones revolver shots were fired befOe the sol
dieTa defended themselves, 49,,
Three suspicious looking individuals followed the Rev
Charles Dadiet with clubs In their hands In menacng
manner, from mis- house COurylNe-st, on the lZth
inst on his way the Stanley street Church, where he
was 10 preach 20 the Orangemen He escaped the fuI
fans, who we're evidently bent on mischief The Rev
Father Dowd, OF st. Paricks Church. in referring TO
late events yesterday, said: ION sunday last asked
vou 10 offer 10 God for peace on the I'D
Tbe victory obtained was not stained with blood nor
snddeucd any kind OF violence. III is not your VIC
tory nor mine IL not victory or Catholic over FRO
testant IL a victory OF peace; victory or Goa, OF
charity demon OF hatred ana dseOrd me VIC
tory OF our dear old City OF Montreal over her worst
eneInies-whother they 1--we mere or eise"hete'
YOUNG BRIToS WOUNDED.
NAPASER, July 15.-whe au Orange Young BritOn,
named Samuel Kelly, passing with team near
Marysyille Corners Saturday evening, he shot at
and severely wounded by James WHITE Cathollc. IL
IA rsported this evening that White had shot Robert
Harvey who was trying arrest linn, though the latest
information says he surrounded In the woods, aud That
escape 10 almost impossible. He is desperate ruihah
a Ia uTall MOI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
rHEssALY PARTLY DEsOLATED.


A telegram from LAMA states that great
fire is raging drought large district Of Thessaly. The
village OF sophades partly burned, The haryesti to-
tally destroyed. The fire began at numerous distant
nonts and Is undoubtedly the work Of ncendiares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
THREE FORTUNATE WHEAT STATES.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, July 15.-The Commercial
publishes crop reports from large number OF places
Ohio Indiana and Kentucky which indicate that there
AZ not only greater acreage OF wheat than IN any
former year but that the average product per acre Is
larger than ever before,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
THE HOLY SEE AND THE POWERS.

ROME, Monday, July 10, 1873.
At q COnsistory held here to-day the Pope
submitted for approval OF the Cardinals secret alOcu
ton indicating tho future line OF conduct toward the
various Powers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
GRATIFYING REsuLrs ATTAINED.

The London press comment favorably on the re-
suts Of the Congress- The Daily Necs only excepted
The Times in a1eader to-day says:
IL has made chsnges which transform an empire; has
removed gstandng causes OF discomfort has paeed,
we may hope provinces which were torn by dissension
and msrue has placed barriers between rival forms OF
mnaeable bgotry; has stopped many avenues or for
egn intrigue and In t has abridged the power OF the
Porte, 10 has given peace TO Europe.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-08
SPECIAL INDUCEMENT.

Edward Lilienthal, Jeweler, 95
Canal street, will sell Mt cost dur
Ing the current month his entire
stock of Diamonds, American and
Imported Watches, fine Jewelry,
Silver Ware, Silver Plated Ware,
Clocks, md any article in his line,
being recent selections for the re-
tail trade In this city. Every article
will be guaranteed to be rs repre-
scented. His old customers and the
public generally are invited to call.
tnYY Y,,,n,,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-08
FtFrlI IpIsTHIGT NOURT.
sixth DIsTRuTT COUNT.

nnshn MI. Chandler We. Mutual Aid and Bene-
violent Life Association = Rule for new trial dis
charged.
Edward Levin ys. Edward Dec ct al .-Judg-
ment In favor Of defendant: Injunction dis
solved with $500 damages.
Eugene Kelly vs. ]. y. Hpoaring Judgment
for plaintiff
John Roche vs. Sebwabaeher Il Hirsoh. Judg-
HiHnt for defendahta.
Js IA. Shakespeare vs. A. el,-1lnle for new
trial discharged.
q. Oprtejolles w. IT, Madison Day OF al -Judg
Elent for plaintiff.
Page n up. VIZ. j. H. cunts ct al.Judgment
for plaintiffs.
John MaFBat va Hhernia Insurance Com
pHny.- Exception sustained and rule to act aside
writ absolute.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-08
FIRST MUNICIPAL COURT.

Jim White. a negro, charged with breaking
and entering % house in tho night time and
committing the crime Of larceny, was sent be-
fore the. First District Court under bonds Of
atBDn The accused waa unable TO furnish the
Prison.
John jackson, for picking pockets, was sent
before the First District Court under bonds of
$500, which he could not furnish.
Robert Burton. for petty larceny came up
smiling. hoping 10 be discharged but was re-
Inandsd In default of $3.50 to appear before the
First District Court.
6 Geo. Forest, alias Geo. Doherty, for assault
and battery. was sent before the First District
Court Under $3.50 bonds
Henry Burke. for tho same offense, was sent
before the First District Court Under bonds Of
4.5tI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-08


No. 1885,
by PLAClDE j. SPEAR, Auetioneer-O Office.
- No 46 Royal street-W EDNESDAY April TO-
ea at tls MEaoHAN Il PA mh 1, R 9Rf On
gEhs, EXCHANGE. ON ROYAL STREET,
EITWIEN CUsTOMHOUsE AND CANAL
sTNBEIs, by virtue. and in pursuance Of an
order from the Hon. A. j.. Tissot Judge OF the
second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated March g. 1878. for account Of the above suo-
oessioh. the following described property, to
!. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with al the buildings ard improvements there
DESIGNATED by the No. 2, on sketch of Edgar
Pile, architect. dated November IT, 1877. in the
square bounded by Cont, I!lenyilla Where and
Marais streets. measuring 27 feet inches front
on Cont street by depth Of 30 feet to an alley
IN common with other properties and 81 feet
inches front on said common alley.
q, A GER TAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated q said square and district and in the rear
ct the above described property. measuring AZ
teet inches front on said common alley by q
depth Of % feet.
Terms and conditions ns-third cash, and
the balance on credit Of one and two years
Tor notes OF the purchasers, bearing special
mortgage and vendors lien and privilege on
The property sold, with per cent interest per
hnnum from the date of sale Till final payment
the clause of per cent attorneys fees In case OF
judicial proceedings to recover payment of said
notes or any portion thereof, the buildings to
he kept insured by the purchaser for an amount
to be liked by the administrator and the policy
and all other usual clauses. The purchaser
Will be required to make q deposit Of 10 per
cent on the amount Of adjudication at the mo
ment OF sale
Act of sale before i. A Peyroux. ESD. notary
pubic, at the expense of the purchasers.
JDbR an
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-08
PROPERTY ON ITALIA STREET. BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND LIBERTY STREETS,
FIRST DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF ASA pAYsoN.
Z
Second District Court for ths Parish Of Orleans
No. 39s17


PY PIACIDE J, SPEAR, Auctioneer- Office.
ID &c Royal street-On WEDNESDAY. April 10.
1878, Mt ~ O'Clock M. will be sold at nublie
auction. at the NJ MERCHANTS AND AUCTION
EERS' EXCHANGE. ON ROYAL STREET, Be
TWEEN CANAL AND CUSTOMHOUSE
STREETS, hy virtue and ,i in pursuance OF an
second District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
dated March 2, 1878, for account Of said sue
cession. the following described property. to
wit
WA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
First District Of this city. in the square bounded
by Thalia, Liberty; Erato and FRANKLIN streets.
designated by the No 10 on a plan drawn by G,
A. Hedn, architect. dated March 1853 deposited
in the office Of 7 : Beck. notary public. and on
Il sketch Of T. A. dHemecourt then deputy sur
veyor, dated June Is, 1865, according to which
plan and ske eh the said lot measures 30 feet
inehest lines front on Thalia street by depth
between parallel lines Of 127 feet Q inches
lines, being the same property which the said
Asa Payson acquired, with other lots, from
Thos ". Dick. by act passed before 7. 0. starke.
notary public, July 16, 1856
Terms Cash on adjudication.
Act Of sale before Alcee J. Where, notary pub
lie at the expense of purchaser.
nhs IL az 20 APPS 10
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nlhg4t
fINHE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY FOR
RHEUMATISM, GOVT AND
NEIIRAI.GIA
n, Jsnkins. AnnihiIntor

Hundreds of citizens Of New Orleans cured
after years OF suffering. Ask your druggist for
prominent business men and others. Size of
bottle reduced one half Price reduced from a.
TO 81 per bottle. to bring 1t within the reach of
lsa Canal street; II. SAU TER. e23 Magazine
street; u. j. RIVET. ss Chartres street A. X
EINLAl, corner of Camp and Julia; vOGEL 4
TUNA, Camp, aud corner of Magazine and
Felicity; G l.. KEPPLER. 456 Dryades street.
and by druggists generally.
F1NLA1 & THOMPSON Wholesale Drug
gists, 35 Magazine street. general agents for
Louisiana, Mississippi. Texas. Alabama. Fori-
da and Arkansas,
N. JENKINS & Co, Propretors.
mhs sm New Orleans La
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-08
LOsT-TOUND.

I OST OR MISLAID-G CERTIFICATE NO 90,
= J. for five shares Of the CAPITAL Stock # the
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Association,
Hated May 8. ts73 issued to the undersigned
having been lost or mislaid the public is eau
toned against negotiating for the same. appli-
cation having been made for a new certificate.
fep "a mia FRANK HEUEH, Agent.
I ,QsT A. OFFICE q. 8. BONDED WARE
- house, No. Isl Fulton street. New Orleans
Lin. The undersigned hereby gives notice that
negotiable Wapeh91nss receipt No. 2ep fer SIXTY
russia; and also negotiable warehouse receipt
"a ~ for Hlyatwp casks SODA Ash and 224 casks
been loHt. The public are hereby cautioned
against negotiating for the same, az duplicates
have been asked for.
CHAs. A, THIEI,
Proprietor o. 3. Bonded Warehouse. No. 1sl
Fulton street. ia2s II
NOUND-FLOAT1Na IN THE RIVER. Ar
- the foot OF AusteIlitz street, TWO LOGS
one aah the other oak, The owner can have
the same by paying all expenses. Apnly to
A. WETzER.
mhs st' Cor. Levee and Austeritz streets
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-08
EXCuRSIONl EXCURSION !

The very fast first class and absolutely new
sFEeaner New Camelia," will leave Oh BATU T.
WAY afternoon. March y. from the river going
sSa Lake PontchartTain through the Jettiea
sQhandnleurH and Ship 1alanda. stopptng at
iaurn3 trip and further information apply TO
q. nj. BORA, Agent
VI 1isG mi ITninn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-08
by j. A. A. Rousseau.
SUCCESSION or FRANCOIS SELMA ABADIE
AND HIS WIFE. MARIE SENACK.
Seoond District court for The Parish Of Orleans
No. 4n.0IH.

pY JULES A. A. ROUSSEAU, Auctlonser-
- Office No. 81 Camp street.-Wil be- sold on
SATURDAY, March 9, 1873, at ~ o'clock M.
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in tho ro-
tunda OF the st. Charles Hotel. by virtue Of and
pursuant to an order from the Hon, A. L. Ills
sot Judge Of the Second District Court for the
par, ISL Of Orleans, dated January y, 1s7s-
the improvements thereon. situated in The Sixth
D,stfict Of this city IN the, sduare No H. bound
ed by General Taylor Austeritz, Jersey and
Laurel streets, said lots adioin each other and
measure each 30 feet front on Jersey street by
2 depth Of "a feet more OF less, between parallel
lines. all American measure. one of the said lots
forming the corner of Jersey and Austerlits
streets
Act Of sale before James Fahey notary pub.
Nc at lheexpense OF the purchaser.
IerIns-Cash. fe1 1s "a mhe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-08
GENUINE PARTISAN SHOES.

The undersigned will offer hereafter to bis
numerous customers, and to the public In gen j
orders taken here and manufactured at Paris
ut une-third less ofthe prices habitually charged
for HhneR made here.
s. He will shortly leave for France, aud hopes
That the ladies, who 90 much appreciated the
nneneaa, elagHnre and good taste of his shoes
manufactured at his establishments. will profit
orders. He guarantees full satisfaction under
all circumstances, for promptitude, quality of
merchandise. and gre az reduction lii prices
He will also be much pleased to receive or
defs entrusted 70 him by leather merchants and
hootmHkers. and oil fittings belonging to his
line of business, VEAU
Teas i'm Th Nh TIL 2dp o. Royal street.
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FOR SALE.

E'OR SALE-vERY Low, ONE GOOD DDU-
u bic cottage, with lease, for one-half The
value payment half cash, Balance in one to-
three years. on account Of departure. Address
H. n Co., Z. q. Box 1896 mhb 6t*
EOR SALE CHEAP-THE STAR RICE MILL
complete and In good running order, ready
for Immediate use. For particulars apply to
nj. SCHWARTZ x BRO,
fe1p tt lag to t6p Magazine street.
E'QB HALE-I WILL SELL 100 ACRES OF
4 fine timber land near West Pearl River In st.
Tammany parish, La. a fine cattle and sheep
range. good for farming purposes and Of easy
tieulars0 address MRS, i. D. WE ff' FF" Fort
Pike. La. jail
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BY Selle e. Maloohee.
IMPORTANT SALE Ole SURGICAL TNSTRU
MENTS AND OF FINE CUTLERY,
SUCCESSION OF LEON vOITtER.

F'WNVThf9TIN UT IFyN Wi 7 TF,Et,
Second District Court for the parish Of DrIenns-
No. 40.t5o.
10y SEJLE 4 MAJOCHEE-Armnnd SeIle,
-, - Aueidneer-Otfice No so Royal strest-On
TUESDAY. March 49, 1878, ut 10 80 o'clock o. IN
on the premises. No. 81 Royal street bstwsrn
Canal and and Customhouse streets. will be sold
at public auction
The entire stock of the we'll known establish
ment formerly kept by LEON VOtTIER of
SURGICAL AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS OF
msnt OF FINE Table CUTLERY, GARVER
KNIVES. KAIORS, SCISSORS CORkSCREWS.
HUNTING KNIVES, BANDAGE5. ETC.
o ALSO
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
GAS FIXTURES. SHOW GASES COUNTESS
ETC.
Terms-Cash on the spot. mhs u II 10
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Placide j. Spear.
ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT.
THE OCEAN sAW-MIE.L.

Machinery Boilers Engine Tools etc. In the
Sixth District fronting the River MISSISSIPPI
pi and now in full operation.
That large portion of ground adjoining tho
above.
Eight splendid lots of ground In their imms-
diate rear.
Five lots of ground on Tehoupitoulas street
New Cotage House on Water street. between
Robert and Upper Line streets.
SPLENDID IMPROVED SQUARE OF GROUND
on Vaienoe, Bordeaux. Laurel and Jersey
streets.
SUGGESTIONS OF MAG1N AND MIGUEL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Army or Northern virginia, Leuisisna
ptvision-Reguar monthly meeting BATVR-
pay. March 9, 1878, at Tts o'clock p. m, at Ne.
ohanies' Institute. Dryades. between Canal and
Common streets.
Punctual attendance of members is requested
=. FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS. President.
W. b. khR1NPHTHR, REQ Serratary mhs at
Notice - Neither the captain, Owners
nor the Undersigned, agents Of the British
Steamship ALICE, George. master from Per-
nambuco, will be responsible for any debts con
tfaeted by the crew Of said vessel.
mhT III DECAN " GO.
Notice = Neither the captain. owners
nor the undersigned agents Of the British
Steamship ORATOR, Oorbishley, master, from
Colon. will be Responsible for any debts con
mir st - - ~ = 0 DFCAN n GO.
To the Lahe-0nlce ot the New orleans
City Railroad Company No 12t Canal street,
New Orleans, March |. ts7a.-Until further no
tice. trains to and from the Lake will leave
every hour. The last train will leave the Lake
nj .i6 i. III.
mll3 II @. g. LEWIS. Secretary.
Cotton seed Ass"ciat,en.-N orleans,
ton seed are hereby notified that The price for
good sound seed received here on and after The
10Th of March will be sl1 per ton until further
notice. vi damaged mixed and trashy or holly
seed will be subjected to arbitration. and the
price for same fixed according to quality,
Respectfully.
OHEsGENI C1TY oil GO.
BIENVILLF OIL co.
4. A. MAGINNIS' SONS,
mh1 I'm LOUISIANA OIL 90.
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MALAKNFF BITTEKS.

The best Htomaohic and tonic sovereign remedy
for Dyspepsia. Excellent for an anti malarinl
morning beverage.
Low Price Pure ana Reliable.
For sale Id all quantities by
AL.pH. WALL,
Sole Manufacturer,
iaIp iy 2dp No. 30 Cont street. New Orleans
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wANTED-rUrILs.
MISCELLANEOUS.

| WANTEDBY A STEADY SOBER AND
w Industrious young man. a situation to
| drive grocery wagon or work about the store
| can make himself generally useful: references
given II required. Address T. g., this office.
M
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-08

Notice - All persons having claims
against the estates OF Frank II. Mitchell and
wife taeeond District Court. No. 40, 1917 are here
by notified TO present the same without delay to
Al LEWIS ESD. 30 Exchange Alley, or Messrs
KRAMER h EiMOUR. ~ Customhouse street,
Of TO the undersigned on Peter, near Iayergne
street, Algiers. CHARLES WILSON.
fe24 iot* Administration
I hereby notify the Public that will mt
from and after This date pay any debts contract
ed by my wife, Pauline Rose az she has lett my
house without my consent. g. w. ROSE.
Donaldsonvllle. Feb. %. 1879 fe25
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Placide j, Spear.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CONT STREET
Between Where and Marais streets.
Second DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF JULES Bu1ssARr.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. SO 1876.
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sUCCESsIONS OF MAGIN AND MIGUEL
PIjIG
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALEs.
Governesses, Companions. etn.

WANTED-BY A IOUNG WIDOW, A SIT
w uation to travel as companion: speaks
English and French and understands house
keeping; capable Of making herself generally
useful. Address w. w, this office. mhs st
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28

The Georgetown 6tesiner II. q. Wagner, which
was chartered to convey tho bodies of the uniortu
mates OH the ill-mted steamer Huron from Curri
tuck Eclch, North Carolina, returned u Norfolk
Monday morning. with sixty. three bodies In "a
pretty good state Of pretcryutIOn Tho bodies were
to the steamer Jane Mosey aud by her
transported to shepherds Ferry, where they
rived yesterday morning. and were transferred to a
special car for Annapolis, and arrived In that city
last evening and the bodies will be inferred there
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28
THE TILLIIM HORNER noMICiDE
The Son-In-Law, Thomas Ciaxton, Let Out on
Bail,

The case Of Thomas ClaxtOn, indicted for man.
slaughter In killing William Horner, was yesterday
announced to be ready for trial by the District At
tOrrey.
The counsel for the defendant Colo mel George b
Corkhill, said that he must protest against pushing
this hearing forward. He expected to give bail,
and desired that his client might be at liberty TO
work M his dCfcusc for, up to this time that op.
portunty had been denied There were other
case that could occupy the time and attention of
the District Attorney without urging 0n this trial.
This Ofrnse was only committed SHIRT time
fince. the indictment found a few days ago aud a
copy furnished him only on Tuesday While en-.
titled Ia SPEEDY trial, yet the accused and not The
Tor that hearing, more especially when his liberty
Is at stake.
His Honor replied that the Government must
make ont Ito CNsC beyond reasonable doubt. jus
tee speedy And sure should follow fast upon and
Overthkc all criminals, while the innocent should
not he held in confinement q moment longer than
1t required the time Of the law to vindiCHe them.
Colonel Curkhiil then stated that short had
been thpnOtiCe 10 them that the defense hUd not
been prepared, not witness summoned in their
behalf and desired 10 make All AFFIDAVIT setting
forth these facts ~ just ground oil which they
could ask for delay.
The court declined TO grant the time, and said
that the rRusc must proceed.
Col"nCl CGrkhill again protested against being
forced into the trial.
After several consultations over the matter II was
finally decided ~ postpone the case until this
morning
subsequently Mcssrs. Richard FuIlaloye. Richard
&. Gross. and James Hughes entered In surety on
the bond for his appearance for sjODD, and he was
released.