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The New York herald., 1878-10-22
COURT cALENDARs-THIs DAY.

suPRRMs CorRr-CAAxssRs--Asld ey Judge Dono-
hus.Nor; is 90. S2,a; es, y, q 10 Ss. q, ~,
49, lbl l59, 100 les. ls3 2o4, so5. go, z2s, 2as
2s8, $50, x4o. 24l. 2s4 Ii j. as lt9
SUaHEas na eraav ans W rsosS'ns
l99 1872 240, 252 25S, 26U 1885, l42. 2O8. 2iS, 2l9,
l4s to l0s inclusive 2i3 2ls, 22S. 227. 2lo as4 237
supaKxs CouRr-srxcnI rERx-Hsld by Judge Van
vors..-Lsw ana tsst-Noa ssa. os4 4o2. 2s9 s14.
604 647 GAS, 649 900 66 606, 62S $685. 707, 6S6 6S3
l32, $751; 592, Co., 6o3, 65I. 695, 400, GIL, 623
SUPREME CoURr-CIxcuIr-Part l-Held by Judge
BarrstL-Nos. S.o7 I7s2 l7SS l7S4. 1888. 1862 1885,
l74s 1l70 l7o3 ASIA 1885, l70o 202l. 1861, 354 $685.
44v, ll45 50S, 1850, 33l6, 1903, 3607 Part 2-Hcid
ss Sy 'ss 49, s is.s s. s sss s ~
$780, 225l 2252 2254 2256 2257 225S 2259 216o 2264
& y M sf; s s.n sss cs ss sa
22lo 22ll 22is 224 22lo 22l7 22lo 222l 222s 22.o,
suparns Couar-GsxxRAL rEax--Adjourned for
tho term. .as,
SUPERIOR CouRr-srxciAL TkRx-Hold by Judge
Frosdman.-No day calendar. Nfe save
SUPERIOR CoURr-lRIAL TgRx--Par 1-Hsd by
Judge spelr-Nos 62o 3o3, 2l5. 697. 492, 2s2, 277,
Held w Cnoi Justice Gurus Mos 500, 5si, sos. so7,
1l6, 1885, l9l 594. Part 3-Hsld Oy Judge Scdgw,ek-
Nos 4ss, SSi. 4os Sis, $50. $685. 49, S9s' ssl, 6z2
. coxMos PLKAs--GEsrRAL IxRx.--Adjournsd for the
term 1.es s~a
CoMxoS PLEAs-sPEcIAL TKnx--Held by Judgo J.
r. Daly.-Nos %, II.
Coxxos PLEAS -spscAL TsRx-Hsd by Judge J.
cossox rIs4s-is,ai fss1.psr. i-Is!d BY
Cniei Justice Z. p. Daiy.-Nos 7o9, 7Sl, 622. $50.
75s, 7cs. 76S 100, 72i, 7l6. 1878. 222, 75o, 1885,
1893 Part Held by Judge J. \. Daly.-Nos. 1889.
CIT. 81 ALI. ALB. 1899. SO. Ss5. I695. l6o9 69s
1890, Ss3 ABB 29s 2o5, 1882. 500 1l72, l3Os 1873.
Ito. l044 zdS. 00j 235. l472. 1885, 1878. s58 go.
7l7, $40, $50, lSo5, 64s. Sol. sfs. 4fg
MAINE COURT RIAL rEKM-Part 1-Hed by Judge
Sunot.-Nos 4se0 47S9, 49i6, 47oJ, 4596 4926 1915,
1885, 494O. 47So. os5, 1890 49gl. 4726. 47oe -r 2 y
A.id Wy Juage Sherld"n.-Nos. 4USS, 45l, 4oS0 4.l7
4l3u 4373 1902 a2S2 4020 4ll6 4z54 AGO 4576 4SJ5
4l9o Part 3--heid ny Lnef Justice Aker.-Nos.
44zI 4745 1871 l64l 5o20 5000. 43OS o239 4964 6o6l
5u6s, 6J63. 5uC4, bv65, 5v7L e6f
COURT oy GkSkKAL SEssoNS-Psrt Held by Judge
Sutherland.-fbe People VS.. Jonn Ennis, burglary;
Same VS.. Johe McCairrsy, grand larceny; Same vs.
John Woods, grand larceny; Same w. John Edwards,
forgery Same VS. Cuaries BECKER, forgery, same Va
Nanotte Bocmier orgery; Same VS.. samuel Alsberg,
rocevpg sioisa goods; same vs. William Greivcs lar
csEy from The person; Same VS. William b. frang0lli.
pstit larceny Same Catharine McGory. disorderiy
mouse; Same Va Low Moses, assault ana battery.
Part 2-Heid by Judge Gidorsieeve.-fho People W.
Peter Wnmot feionious assault and battery; Same
vs.. John MaNahon, cruelty 70 animals
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NOT MUCH TRUE LOVE.

Among the stesrage passengers on tho steamship ip
Dsusrk, which arrived Ia tns por, yesterday IRON
LONDON, we're Johann Bap,Iss Bacher and frdonns
Meter, natives Of Switzerland. rns was about
ny years OF age, aud tho female looked ike girl In
her teens. Frioolina sooner landed Al Castle
Garden than She rushed 10 tho ON CO Of super
intendeut Jackson and exhibited agrco-
nsnt oil marriage with BucDer, which they
had both signed before leaving Their native country
\ hey nad lvsd together as man and vile ON tneir
way 10 Amcrea; but Buchsr pleads aestitutor as an
excuse tor not nnvIng the marriage ceremony per-
formed superintendent Jackson asked Frldona u she
not Wiling 10 marry Bucher, but tLe gir replied
that she ala 70 be his vile unless made IN
agfeenent TO bequsatn her his money alter his deah
Mr. Jackson, alter ssfno persuasion, Induced the
couple to 20 TO the Rev X. Bsrkemier, Luihersn
nster but the latter sad tnst bc had 10 send them
away without uniung tuem in the Donds oi matrI-
mony, that was very ttis prospect VI their
coming ~ terms In regard 70 mensy msstorA
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COOPEk-MARSHALL.

In the Cooper Marsha reference case, before Judge
Barbour yesterday, Air. Ten Eyck resumed tho cross
examination Of Mrx Clara McKonzs, formoriy Mrs.
W itnerstins, at whose boarding house Mrs Cooper
had lived. witness testiasd tnat Marshall had paid
hrs Coopers board all the time sue staysd At her
(witusssD mouse Tue boarding house was owned by
Father Mooney, and mis- collected the rent
A. the aiternooa session witness testified tnat thc
had seen harsuai lying ou Mrs. Cooyefs bed IN hts
snirt sleeves with MS Shippers ou Mrs. Cooper wit
ssiJ, had offered herself aud Mr.. Adams ST. QUO
zach n they would testify ber sioe. Tue witness
next tssiihou--In = conversation between Mr.. Mar
snail, hrs Cooper and myself, Mr. Marshall said u
would get Mr.. Cooper TO let Mrs. Cooper get uvorce
from him he would give me 5000 IN goiu. sau, II
viii Try" Witness testified 20 her various euotts
10 carry wnat Mr. Marshall wanted. She told
cooper that uis hated him, never loved nim nor
nybody else, and never would i've wItb him again,
tna tne best tbng tor nun do was 10 lot hei get
divorce, then they could marry again aud DO happy
she next tssulsd that sho $1,000 dldn't enter into
her csnsdefatlon AT all, anu afterward said that
expected 10 get IT, us Mr. Marshall always did what TO
wvud she did not actually got he money,
Mrs. Cooper went back TO live with her husband, IN
ordor TO eiear MARSHALL IRON tue consequences Of
Cooper's suit against uirn.
TINS closed the DAYS testimony, and proceoding gs
were furtner adjourned until tomorrow morning AZ
q q v an al
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A ROUGH VOYAGE.

The schooner Victor, Captain shaw, LETT Port
Maria. Jamaica, for tns port on september 30 with
cargo Of iogwsod and cocoanuts, consigned to Moses
4 Cohen. On the lin oi October, when about any
mics southeast Of Caps Hattsras. she encountered
terribly rough weather, which lasted Tor three daya
There heavy gales from the on The 1lrh
with rain and heavy SEA. The following DAY
tho storm Increased 10 hurricane Tue
schooner sbippeu considerable water over stern,
when filled the cabin aud washed deckioad OF 10y
wood aarift which the crew were Obliged 10 thro n
overheard. Al haiipsst SIX on Tho morning OF tnat
day the WIND Was blow With suSh terrible violence
and tno was tremendous % was iounu necsssafy
10 cut away tue ma nmast, with NIL attacned 10 save
the scnooner anu ths lives OF thOse on board There
were stroas gass, with RAIN squalls sBd sea,
tue nvxt Jay; but alter tnat 10 smoother saiDg,
though pretty roagh during The whole voyage. The
Victor arrived here yesterday nor0ing, ana ~ noe
lying at pier "a East River
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BRIDES OF THE CHURCH.

The chapel OF the Ursuine Convent at Marose was
fliod yesterday with the relatives and friends OF
ihreo young women who received tho white veil OF
clad in white silk with orange wrssths misty
vsils entered Tho chapel each carrying cruclnx in
her right hand and . flower wreathsd Ilgnted candle
hsr lett AS they knslt before the altar the organ
pealed forth the piaintivs "Kyre" and Rev. Father
4. A. Reid began ths solemn high mass The candi-
dates knott IN silence during The celebration OF the
MAS aud recoived tho molly communion from the
hands oi the csiobrant ~ tho proper time. Al tho
conclusion oil The mass The clergy and rsiigious
cnantei litany OF tho saints, tho ceebraut
took golden monstranco Irom the tabernacle anu
soismnly blessed tho kneeiina congregation. Rev.
Father l.. McK,nnon tnen entered the SANCTUARY
vested IN a white and aodon colored stole and
rocelve tho OF zach candidate DO admitted
to the Order OF 81 UreuLA. Zach was asked VI sno
sho about to embrace and replied In the an
alive. Tue choir and clergy then rccited the Veni
Creator and tho candidates retired while The oiciat-
Ing priest blessed the haDits and crowns. WDen tno
candidates returned they the black serge nab
Of 81 Ursula, tue whito coil and inner veil and
black worsted gIrds. with It's peculiar tassels
reaching almost 10 tue bottom OF me robe
One by they again knelt before the priest who
placed tho white ve upon each bowed head, saying,
"Rsssivs the wLito veil. and remember that you
entered ms society n order 70 dsspise the world and,
to gIvo proof oi your VOCATION TO live according TO
rules OF this insttdtc and In truth and humility
OF heart 70 follow our Lord jesus Christ, who will
project you aud isad you 70 everlasting hfe."
Ine new novicos then suog three times, "Conlru,
. God, what thou hast wrought In tho Temple Of
Jsrusalon Tue choir replied IN the same strain, and
the .rs Dsum," ebantod ny tho clergy and religious
Ally closed tno solemn scone.
Mas Katie Lowskamp received the name OF Sister
Mary Ciotllda, Mss Nary Loughnan mat oi sistor
Mary Agnes ana Miss Fannie Almond that OF Sister
Mary H0iensL
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
A RIOTOUS TRIAL.


upRoAR AROUND A PATERSON COURT HOUSE
DURING THE HEARING OF LIBEL CASE.
Tho Court House nj Paterson. N. j., WIS bcsicgcd
yesterday morning by n nondescripi and turbulent
crowd OF socialists, Communists and labor agiiators
OF all shades Of opinion, who had gathered TO bo
present at the trial Of Joseph p Mcdonnell editor Of
tho Paterson Labor Standard, against whom an In
dictment for libel was recently lound. 1he crowd
was 20 dense that when seat In tho court
had been ned hundreds were still obliged
the street below where they created terrible uproar.
Mcdonnell defended DY Gsncral Thomas d.
noxsey, and Messrs. sutclinc and Barton, Colonel
A. b. Woodruff, County Prosecutor, appeared for the
state. Tho State opened, charging that McDonneli
had IN hrs paper called certain workmcn Ia Pator-
son MILL "scaDs," aud numerous witncssceswcrs ex.
amined TO prove the puplica,ion compmined Of, and
thor Ibelious character Several times disturbance
sounds Of the mob below came up through tho open
windows with unpleasant distinctness. Judge BarKa-
low declared with much severity that u any demons
strations made on the part OF the audience no
would clear the room. Alter several witnesses had
been examined recess was takcn until Two
O'Clock. Upon returning at that hour II was found
next impossible for tho officers anu jurors 10 gain
tho OF the Couri House. rwo Jurors wno
turning in charge oil an aged constable named Monk
lou nd 20 much difhcuty that Monk compelled TO
use force. wnen he was set upon, knocked down,
trarnped unuer loot and seriously injured. A posse
Of constaDss IRON the Court House made sally and
rescued their comrade ana drew him iuto tho bull
ing. He was iound severely cut about the head and
Tho afternoon session finally began, and was even
~ uauituous both within anu without, than that
VI The morning. Whon General Hoxssy was making
his opening address In advocang rights OF labor
n cheer rang through the court room. judge BarKs-
low, tue 10 his declarl,cn tne morning,
ordered tne room cleared. Thcreupon scono
OF wild confusion ensued, aud before tho order
could be enforce tbcro were many Oiows struck aud
some blood nowed the crowd retired sullsniy No
one was seriously injured: the worst Doing that
OF young man named sheldon VINO received u bad
cut on te forehead. Finally tue tra1 procoedod, ths
confusion outside Increasing, but tho ofcers kept tho
crowd at bay though no attempt was made 20 arrest
the turbulent aud NOISY
rhe case viii be coninued tomorrow. whom tho
summing up will begin.
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took his place Tho nrst fall caused
by improperly loading the arch; bat u became APP
parent, examination that the spocueatons of tho
contracts had not been observed. We became ssts.
ned last Friday that the arcn was unsafe The Open
ing First aven barrcaded and piacards were
put up warning people oil the danger The last tall,
believe. caused by the improper construction OF
the spandrei backing or packing, which should nave
been OF the best hydraulic cement, but was probably
made OF loosely packed rocks. Tho limo OF
the arcn II perfectly correct; better, II any
thing than that over the transverse road In Gen.
tral Park. The First wall stands exactly
pl1m ana has not buged in the centre as reported.
do not believe tho tenement house at the north end
rs In dagger and do not believe that the wall VIII
fall; have ordered II 10 be ssored UP with timber
and precautions taken TO keep people away. What
will DO done next is not yet decided on"
Tho OF snoring up the wall was begun yester-
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
THAT DANGEROUS ARCH

The remnants OF the arcn East Forty second
street. the partial destrucon Of wn,en was reported
In yestefday's HERALD. were surrounded all day yes
tsrday BY Idle crowd OF spectators. Comnissionor
Allan Campbell was thers Tor short time and looked
In silence Mt tho ruins. Chisi Engineer John q.
Campbell who has mad cnargs Of ths work from its
beg giuniBg also visited the spot unG made careiul
examlLst,on Of the wreck. With regard to tue con-
tract with Mr.. Byron he said 10 u rcporter:-"
original estimate OF toe cost Of tue proposed work
about sal 00U, but Mr.. BY ron bid aoout $2S,OOO
aud Of course obliged to award him the con-
tract IL was evident 10 my mind tnst the work
could not be properly done for tnat money The con
tract was made very stringent and we put Inspector
O'Brien TO wntcn the WORK have no reason 10
tbinx that ne was paid not TO do hts duty but be-
came evident when a portion OF tho arcb fcI 10 In
June that he had not done Lis duty and he
wss disansrssa- aE Raiuh kiim cid nason-
The New York herald., 1878-10-22

which could have been easily done, two miles
OF land wire used
On Wednesday morning Mr.. Fontains was found
dead where hs had been lsf- He died OF concussion
oil the brain from the blow received
A Mr. Mcmillan, white man, one OF tho planters
has been put under arrest by the Governor II ap-
pears that arrival the Governor on Wednesday
Mcmillan IN the presence Of large crowd, addressed
hm sxcitsdy demanded protection his estate.
ana u 10 reported he went 10 blame the govern
and the Governor personally as tho OF the
trouble. Ihe Governor had MIN placed In the tort.
The British Consul has gone over to look alter British
interests The American Consul is stli in ST. Crolx.
THx KILLED.
Tho only people killed are the two soldiers aud
planter, Fontainc About Two hundred rioters have
been shot the country by the soldiers and voun-
toers. One OF the worst oil tho women, nlcknAn,ed
"Bottom Belly" has been captured. Il she that
put the torch 70 the Custom House at West End.
RETIRED TO HiLLs
Advices last nient by cable state that the rioters
have oval retired to tho hills 10 tho northwest OF
the island Two expeditions TO start, from
Bassin and one from Wost Eid, to crush thom out.
drumhsAd court martial mas been held and thirty
seven OF the rioters shot In the fort yard ut Bassn
Up TO now mono have been shot ut West End
+ Mr. sksoch, reported dead, has turned up. He
hidden by faithful servant(a Daroarianj from Tues
day. lst TO Friday, tho 4th.
..sat ESCAPED TO ToRroLA
4 The President Of Tortoa. Captain Hickson, having
been no.insd by tho British Consul that some OF the
rioters had lett 10 boat from ST. Croix watch
was kept On Sunday, tho eih boat was seen IN the
ofing. whsn the President himself, in largo
barge pulled OF. The, rioters, seeing this,
some jumped overheard and swan to the
reels near by. Tho boatioad was captured
ami the stragglors then picked up. The story they
tell is that tkey que. negroes and had been ad.
vsed BY the manager Of the estate shcy belonged to
10 leave for some British island or they would oe
killed woman gave birth 70 . child In landing in
TsrtoIa They now in prison. and Captain Hlck-
son has asked Tor Instructions from the Governor at
Antigua : what course shall be pursued.
The English man-of-war Tourmcline has lent the
volunteers Ut wsst End 100 riaes and they are daily
drilled BY one OF the ofhosra
The New York herald., 1878-10-22

the news 10 tho State Department. and HIM
self went in tno Arno, ST. Croix being IN
his jurisdiction. The troops went out that nlgnt
but uuable TO the rioters, and returned 10
town. The next morning they, with some twenty
nve volunteers again wrnt out They sncoanisred
the mob al the Estate Wcrk en- Rust, shot several
and following them to Annals Hope, shot more Tne
crowd, however, having firearms, always re-
treated anu the force was not sufficient to follow
them up properly
Meantime the Arno was despatched to West End
with ammunition and the Desirable went over 10
Bassin, and. taking in lot OF women and Children
came back to St Thomas with them. The French
steauier Le Bourdonnais arrived The morning oil
the 4h and the Tourmeiino arrived later that day.
The presence those vessels hAs since guarded
the town aud now enables the soldiers and volunteers
to tho country.
On Monday, the 6tn of October, the riot seemed to
be broken Many prisoners were being brought IN
by tho negroes PROBABLY with the view Of themselves
escaping. report current tnat the rlngisadsrs
were endsavor,ug to ssespo in boats 70 some neiah
boring islands The Consuis warned the different
Islands, and strict watch 10 TO be gopI Tho head
man 10 said TO DO one Bordeaux, the nephew Of the
rim glsadsr OF the insurrsct,on OF ls4a
THE DAMAGE cAusER atH
The damage and losses cannot be svorsstimated.
Along the north Of the island runs range Of hMls.
The estates % the north sias Of shess hills the
poorest in tn island, and thsy, some twelve OF NJ
teen number. have escaped To the south, running
IRON TO west, arc what are called the centre
line esiates and, further south stH. the south
side estates. or centre line and south side
tatss out OF sixty seventy not more than ton
are unpurned. These estates particularly those In
centre line are the nnest the island. strange TO
say invariably tho negro huss on tho estates have
been lett untouched. Tne great mousse, tho man.
aesrs' house and the works entrely gone. The
canes are uninjared Iu West End alone the damages
are estimated a. over $50, ,00o
LIST OF xsrArEa fA
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


WASHINGTON, Oct. u, 1878.
In the United States Supre Court to-day, Dupont
Gucrney, oil Amsrcus, Ca; Thomas Mocartnsy, Of
Mobile Ala Nv Harris Day, Of Batavia, r.; AshbeI
Green and G. q Cole, OF Parksrsburg, W. Va. we're
Admitted TO practice. 1fras
No. 20. OTIS rufts and Sarah N. Bigcow appellants,
rne Boston Machine Company.-Continued
No. 81 Asa Hooaes, appellant, va. Nelson Gs
hewitt. Submitted Dy Mr.. Is. q. Brown Toe appellee.
No. q QUO and u. Andreac, appellants, Va Her.
man J. Redncld. Passed
No -. Thomas Sneli OF al, appellants, va tho At.
lantic Fro and Marine Insurance Company. Argued
by Mr.. Leonard SWEET for appellants.
No 70. Chester A. Arthur, Collector. &c, plaintiff
in error, Thomas Prosser. Submitted by As
sstant Attorney General Smith for plaintiff In error,
and by Mr. Edward Hartley tor defendant error.
rhls was an appeal from tne United states Circuit
Court. In New YORK city, tue question being whother
certain locomotive tires and stse axles ported In
1872 aud 1878 were properly charged with an ad
1864 rs anuactursd OF Steel not otherwise provided
specifically at the rates fixed undor section OF
same act Win she rsduction made by the act OF
1872. #.s
NJ. 26 Amos d. Williams, appellant, va. johnson
Huvgood. Substituted, NC
No. ~. Jonn r.. Souahorn OF al, assisnees, appcI-
lants, We. Johnson Hogood. Substituted, 30. Arau-
mont commenced by Mr. u. Mcmahon tor appellants
and Continued by Mr. Leroy y. .Youmans Tor ap.
psliee.
This case camo up on an appeal from the South
Carolina Circuit IL involves the question OF the va
hdity tue bond scrip state issued In
1872 exchange Tor bonds oil tbs Blue Ridge Rail-
road Company guaranteed by the SLaLe. .
Adjourned TIL to-norrow
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THE LATIN DIVORCE.

$. B. wohio, OF Hun'er's Point referee in dvsrco
caso between Mrs. Hannah Latin aud Henry Latin,
residing q, Farmngdao, Long Island, gave hts report
TO the piaiDtns counsel yesterday In the opinion OF
the reieree tue paintn Is entitled 10 separation or
hmIlsd oIv0rce from The deIsndant Win c0stz
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
THE COURTS.

The suit for limited divorce on the grcund q
cruelty, brought by john 9. Dowling against hia
wife, was referred yesterday by Judge Freedman u
William A. Boyd. r@Af
Jeremiah Williams was yesterday convicted OF per-
jury In tho Court Of General Sessions, and sentenced
to the State Prison by Judge Sutherland TOR aW
years.
Judge Barrett yesterday dismissed the writ OF
haboas corpus the case Of John King, alias John
KineaIy. and remanded him 10 the House OF Refuge.
Complaint was aied yesterday 10 The United STATED
District Court by Clara G. Plympon against Salvatore
.Msndonea Consul General Of Brazil to recover $4sb,
due for instruction IN medicine OF Miss Mary A. q.
Esrca, to whom the EN- peror OF Brazil allows $50
u month 10 support her N ner studies
dian Savings Bank, against Joseph J. O'Donohuc,
winch has beop for some days on tria IN the SUPERIOR
Court before Chef Justce Curtis and jury resulted
yesterday IN favor OF Mr.. O'Dononue.
Judge Donohue oa the application OF Messrs. Howe
Behalf Of Charles ssxar s Convicted Of Ssrsars dur
ing the last term Of the Court Of General Ssssions
Eaw1ra Weeks ! has o brought SUI. .galns. W. G aud
prosecution The trial Of tho SUIT was begun yescr.
day. before Judge Larremore, in the Court Of Common
John G. Lynch, indicted murder In the frst de-
gree for killing Michael Clifton, on advice Of his coun-
sel Mr.. William f. Kntzing pleaded guilty yesterday,
before Judge Giiiersseve, OF murder IN the'second
degree, and was sent 70 State Prison Tor nie. ~
Application was made BY Mr. William y. Howe, bo.
fore Judge Donohue, In Supreme Court, Cham Oors,
yesterday. discharge from arrest Doctsr Brsdford
VINO cnsrgod with being implicated IN the death of
Vicky Connors by means OF malpractice. MI Howe
claim ed that tho evidence was wholly insufficient on
which hold his Sliont and Judge Donohue reserved
his decision.h r4zt.faag4. aY 81 vi l4ffe4
Application was made on behalf OF Kelly Bliss. OF
tho furf Exchange, to Judgo Dononus, III supreme
Court, Cham mbers, yesterday, Tor an tnJunction re-
straning the stock Telegraph Company from retn0v-
ing their instruments from the premises OF Kelly &
Bliss. Tno uefendaut answered that number Of
members Of the Stock Exchange had threatened 70
withdraw their Patronage II Kolly. Bliss wsro
afforded the facilities oil the Instruments, 1t b.ing
claiued that they thom Tor "nuckct shop" pur-
poses Judge Donohue reserved his decision. H
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-31

FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR INEVITABLE.
Both Sides Preparing for the
Conflict.
HER MAJEsTY'S MESSAGE ON
MONDAY.
The English Reserves to be Or.
dered Out.
LONDON, March 80.

LONDON, March 80.
At the evening sitting of the House
OF Commons, the Marquis of Harting
ton pointed out that on Monday the
House WAS Ia receive the royal mes
sage. which u indicate that the
situation was either n in which war
was imminent or, at least. that The crisis
was one al extreme gravity. The
Eastern correspondence should con.
tain not only the communications be.
tween Russia and England, but the
communications showing the opinions
Of the other great Powers.
The Times In q leading article says:
"Russia has adopted an utterly indie
fensible attitude; unless she withdraws
1t may be necessary for us to be pre-.
pared to fully assert our rights"
Sir Stafford Northcote, replying to a
question asked by Lord Harrington In
the House Of Commons, yesterday
afternoon. said the distribution Of the
congress correspondence was delayed,
owing to the assent of some OF the
Powers To Its publication not having
yet been received. He hoped, how