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The New York herald., 1878-03-29
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judgc Lawrence gave hts decision yesterday In tho
hsDsas corpus proceedings taken by the parents
OF ths three nlc Italian grls Lug, Garbarcl. Luigi
Cor.l,ea aud Rosa Corsiea Tor discharge IRON
,hs cashshe Prstscsory. He dsmIsses the wrt. say
ins tho ormsr d.e,sos 10 bar TO the proceedings.
~st OF eertloran wss granted yesterday " Judge
Ls~rence ,s proceedings Of Judge Kelly In
tho sua Of ,Jsesmess broasht by James n. Brcslin
aud EI~-ra q. Parcell against Johs ~. Connolly.
Matilda q. Atwood aad Loois Hsbc
Tue ease ~ Alexander MeL.ns. indicted Tor man.
siaaghisf hsving caused the death OF Michael hsr-
aen. q ars.r oa ,ss fosr,b avenue road. ~hom hs
ierclsly elected irola tho saloon Vi wnpa Brother.
fourth avenue aud iblny-sr-s street. IN November
ls.,, called Tor uisi yesterday the Court OF
oyer aud Tsrmisss, Dat ths ptoseca,ien not being
resay wess svof iaaennueiy
stnneta after nsmsd ss0sss Watson. OF No. 12t
Wooster safsss, ~as cssshs 90 ,hs .es VI oommuns
b.fgiafy on the Ifsmiscs oI Janasa Nolan, M. sSJ
lhirs avsnsa lie pisslsd gsiiiy, sna Recorder
Hsesstt yesterday ssnt hin 90 tho state Prison tor
Johs sbvst. sa.s yeseaias Cammias Who saia he
lived No s-0 fuat avcsse. "a. caught iu the act
OF stealing bfv~n hsfse. yslacd sS0a. IRON tho
stsbla ol kd~srd De Itraca No. 400 kast twenty
tosah slr.sl wksn arrais ned Va tns Ioart OF Gea.
erai sasssns yesterday The fisafsf Euiy. and
Recorder Hacsstt @sutenced hnn 10 10 mprsoned tor
Two vesfs ana six nioDth<
rono tims since tns cay brosght . suit OF eject
sg-Isst Mil4iam ksAasen aud Hcsry Iiaft 10
csysr prsmises yins oatside OF hish water marx Of
the uafiem kisets ins cltl ~ss geatnn n tue sgnt,
ana ys.sesd.y Jsage l.a~fsnes ADDED To- ,ns Gays
legal sxPsnsss ~ sisiss si.v0o sxsra allowance TO
tbe defsndsnts
Is me eass Of DAVID Marsb, q cry goods pedler
seventy two ycars cd, Who 10 chsrsea w'th fecssyisg
stolen goods. the Iroerly oi a. ~ Cianih CO., aud
~Gosc tffA conafnaed yesterday before Judge
sutLerana Court Of Gsnersi sessions. The Jury
rsufsd, and beng ssaDio 20 agree al six ocs0sk
locked up fef The bisbt.
la ths Marine Cean yesterday Judge MeAsam 10.
sued aE attacLuIent against George "a NJ Jacobson,
sa a.,ors.y. 70 eoam,' a'm " Laalo~ street J. or
ten aass iof souteapt OF court "a havisg catered
"pogus' judgment against his coDt Tor The pufposc
oI keeping on other cfcditors.
Minnie Watson. tho alleged hotel shiei. whose dep
rcdstIons are said ia have been cxseGsve and wGo
brought 10 tsis ety from Dostoma short time ago.
Was yesterday hrfnigped or trsi ~ Assistant Dsrc
Attorney BELL 10 isft Oi the Coart of cessrai scs-
a. tue ftYusst %. tLo uutecttvg ~ho 10 wof
iag VI tue case tLs ptlsoncf VAS fcns.ndcd
Ius trial VI Fetss Z.as loT Tho ssresns sf ala lxo
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
GUARDIAN AND WARD.

In the Surrosates Court yesterday Ar. q. A. Runklo
made a confirm tho report OF tho audnor ap-
pointed tho accounts OF Mary q. Hasey, Of
this city guardian vi Anna y. Tuttc, deceased, who
dcd Newark Ia ls75. La 1865 her father diod,
ing her orphan aud policy of insurance on hs lie
ior s3,I0o. which all the property sho had. Sur
rogats Hutchings subseqaenty appointed Mrs Halsey
the guardian. aud sno collected tho money, OF whioh
she gave s3 0O0 To Of her Aurctic Mr.. Coggosha
10 invest ~ bond aud mortgage. He never invested
"a, bus pad Mrs. halsey interest IL from timo
time. subsequently lac returned H. In December.
1872, the ward, who WAS then vi age and lived IN
Newark, was married 10 Frederick !. Meeksr, Of
that cily. AZ that Time her guardian had stl ~ her
hands about ~ 700 The bride incurred bill OF $l05
tor wedding expsnscs aud applied to hor guardian Tor
money pay a. Tue guardian wont 70 hor brother,
Mr. Halscy, OF tnis city, who prepared n receipt ior
tiG5 sna cmboased In ~ general release oi tho
guardian from ALI naniisy AZ guardian and that sno
need account ior the balance oil u, 100. Tho
ward sisSed tins without the knowleugc VI her hus
band. IL was .ot Witnessed or acknowledged ON
tue accounting tno objection was taken 10 mat re-
tease Invaid the ground that by the law o New
Jersey the release. 10 DO valid, should have beon
Acknowledged by her separate aud apart from hes hus
baua aud that her husband sEouid nave joined IN The
release. Nr. A. y. Sofitx coutondcd Ia opposition
that married woman ia Nov Jersey can dispose of
her propcrty precisely as feiDmo soic The opposing
tenacrcd Their brles ~ surrogate CALVIN,
wno viii soon givo hla DECISION.
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LIAMLlfIEa
Amount duo dcpostorr. ..........Sl ,Toa. i11
Interest due dcpostors from Aa
gust l, 1877, 10 March y. ISIS. soia7
Unsettled clain OF attorpey..... &.aoi
Asios5i
The New York herald., 1878-03-29

CUv>ISouAN--vAx OsrEs.--in PHILADELPHIA, Wod
nesday. March 20. Is7s, by tn Rev. Walter T. scots
JouS 5 SuSsiSsnAx, oi Sew York formerly OF rhiia
depbial, to EnsA L. VAN UsrKS, OF Philadelphia. No
cards.
GAKKRrrsoS-D DrRkMAx On "Wednesday, March ~,
al tho residence vi tho brdo's brotbsr-D law. Bay
onne, n. j.. by the Rev. q. X. G,rfottson, STEPHEN
6AgnrrrsoS oi Jersey cny. JOSIE BugKxAS, daugh-
ter of lnu late William q. Burkman.
Loos-bowKRs --Ou tuesday, March 8, ny tho Rev.
John y. stern, CnARLEs W Loos, Of New York city,
and AonlK NASH BowEas of tho same place, daughter
oil George Wang bowsrs.
Pnilauelpna Ledger please copy.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
A CANAL BOAT ROBBED.

The canal boat Minneald, lying at tho Port johnson
coal docks was roubcd few nights ago OF quantHy
oI clothing aud a small sum Of money. Tue robbery
vas uscod 10 "a gang oi mon who Inhabited a tramo
shanty on the Iatoutctte properly IA Bsyonne aud
entosdny The place racou by tho pOiicu
inca Arrested. inoy wui nave u heafns so.dAy
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.

THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
As already published IN the HERALD, SUIT was re-
Gently instituted by Isaac " French. receiver Of the
Peoples Savings Bank, against Jonn W. saI,sr .
trustee OF the bank. 10 damages arising IRON
th~ purchase North Carolina bonus below par. aud
which aisrward greatly dcprociated IN value. me
ton IN this recently mado before udge Daniels
to strike portions OF the compliant rsdunoans
and Irrelevant. A decision was given yesterday by
Judge Daniels on this motion. Oh which he writes
long opinion. He denies tho motion excepting In
or Two unmportant particulars He holds that 10
charges OF character there should be the most
rigid examination The same receiver has commenced
a suit against Henry H. Van Dyck, formerly Bank Su-
perintendent ami Unitod States sub-Trcasurer, 10
charge him q trustee, Also with the deficiency In
tho assets OF the savings bank. caused by the pur
chase OF the samo bonds. which afterwards became
worthless. Mr.. Van Dyck has retained Elliott y.
Shepard defend him, who intends TO raiso tho legal
question of liability by demurrer.
The New York herald., 1878-03-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
BIRTH.
MARRIED.

CnArnR.-M Margarctia Fla, on Monday, March
20. lsss, Mrs. H. Dundas Chatsr. OF a sou.
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
ALLEGED CRUELTY AT SEA

The adjourned hearing in the case oi Captain Barn
abas G. Howe, OF the ship swallow, who was charged
with cruel treatment Of one Of his crow, named Philip
Macdonald, was resumed before United States Com.
missioner Shields, yesterday The Captain sestiacd
that whilc At Singapore his ship was surveyed BY
tho proper authorities and be produced tho Ger.
tdca.e OF the survey, in which 1t stated
that the ship scaworthy. He admitted putting
Mcdonald In irons the 25th OF August, and that hs
kept hin SO confined untib september IN the iazs
rctto Tho snip sbort.nanded when ne lett Singa-
pore and he employed five natives to hep to get the
vessel through the Straits He did not make uncon
d,tional That Mcdonald should beg his pardon lur
being insolent He was forced 10 chain him 10 stan
chlon Ms he had good place TO put him in.
Captain Starrett, oil the ship L. q. Burgess aud
Captain Noah Emery of No. 81 Wall street. stated that
they had had 10 put In Tor similar conduct,
and that Captain Howe had only done that which
was usually cone when any OF the crew were muti-
nous.
Commissioner Shields In rendering his decision,
utd:-"rhe captain I hold had the right 10 put Nc
Donald IN irons Tor insubordinaton The cha,nDg OF
the mau 10 tho stsncnion and the question al the
bucket cannot from aluding to as severe. No
malice, hatred or revenge, without justihabe cause,
has been shown on the part Of the captain 10 tho
sailor, and therefore must discharge the captain
from custody.
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
NOT A HOLIDAY TOUR.

From the Chosgo Post, Feb 2S 1875
The request OF the proprietor OF the HERALD H. In
view OF his public spiritednees, his extraordinary lib
eralty In the expenditure of money, and the vgor
which has characterized the exploration of Africa,
worthy OF the most catholic consideration by Congress-
and ol huoh legislative ard docs not involvo money
Financial support Of tho enterprise would be unwise
In view Of the bill now on It's passage 10 appropriate
$50 900 for the support of the Howgale expedition,
already fastened ihe Polar ice floating the Polar
Seas. the HERALD asks only what is reasonaDle-the
naturalization OF the vessel and the naturalization Of
the attempt, which moans at the best an American
register and the detailing Of regular naval officers for
command what has been accom- pilshed in the ex-
pioraIon OF Africa by tie HEKALDs assistance Is evi
dence OF irresistible character Ot its
Ii there knowledge Ol value 10 BIZ derived from
prosecuting researches the Arctic regions II there
any important discoveries 10 be made IN that lee
locked region. we are COG ndent that tho HERALD
will do ali that ambition, energy and wealth
Ii private efforts can accomplish the purpose
which national efforts have iaed tho discovery OF
passage sail upon the lonely Polar Sea,
we believe that tho HERALD will achieve such resuIis
and Congressional assistance will. II given, be .
tribute the ot the proprietor, praise Tor what
no has been instrumental In accom- pllshng, an ard 10
science and n benefit 10 the world. The work bo
done Is that Of holiday tour, and II Is nober in
possibilities than 0t the subsi
dies which arc D ually sbstracled from couutrys
wealth. The hERALD should have all the assistance,
and without delay which the magnitude Of its enter
prise demands and which the results likely 10 be OBJ
taiLed will JUSTLY
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

A largo audience assembled in Trenor Hall, Broad.
way was pleasantly entertained last night by the OK
crcises attending the FIRST annual commen cement OF
the New York College OF Veterinary Surgeons Peter
Cooper sat upon the platform with the faculty Some
pleasing piano music by MISS Alice Fow.
ier began the exercises Rev. X. s. Mac
Arthur offered brief prayer, aud Professor Finlay
read tho report OF the faculty showing how many
horses had been relieved dnring the term. The do
gree OF Doctor OF Veterinary Surgery was q on
terred upon 1--WE young men by Alexander J. Cotheak.
President OF The Bourd oil Trustees. In his address
he claimed that the institution is tue ony
TO confer diplomas, oiting legal opinions TO
support tho statement The small number
of graduates explained by the fact that the college
suspended IN 1873 in conscqu snce OF quarrel be-
tween Its managers and did not resume untl October
last that the young men VINO last n,gnt received
lures before the suspension. There are now nfteen
students in the Junier class Mr. Frank Walton de-
livcred the valeh,ctory.
Professor William A. Hammond delivered the ad-
dress OF the evening. equine. Psychology" his
subject phrase which WAS freely translated by some
oi the students INTO "horse sense" comparing tho
nervous system OF the horse with that OF man. the
Professor explained that tho noble beast was capable
OF pam ami pressure equally win the human 50 ysten.
He dwct upon consequent o those
VINO doctor the morse anu asscrtc that the
OF the equine race dd not dlfcr IRON that Of man
kind in gu hty, but only IN degree. IL Is extremely
doubtful, he said, whether the horse has not The
power TO express general ideas, anu the only FER
enCc UetWeen unguaBo anu mans - tnAt tue lAt-
ter muro special
The faculty OF the college consists OF Edmund G.
Rawson NJ. d., president, Emeritus Professor Of
Theory and Practice; u. T. Coms,ocg, N. D., Pro-
lessor OF Anatomy General and comparatve) Thomas
II. Hawkins NJ d., Professor OF Pny sioiogy Erskine
5. Bates, NJ d.. Professor OF Maera Medoa ana rhcra
prutcs EdwardC. Mann, ~ D. Professor OF Histology
Robert W. FIniay, " 8, Professor of Theory aud
Practice; ). A. Cong NJ. Z. " s., Professor OF Sur
gerry aud Surgical Pathology; Thomas II. Skinner.
II. D., Professor Of Obstetrics; l.. n. Laudy, A. NJ,
Ph. D., Professor o Chemistry, and +. q. Fairfield
A. NJ, Pn. D., Professor OF Microscopy and Micro.
Chemistry
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
LIT EVERY FACILITY BE AFFORDED.


The proprietor Of the HERALD has done more than
any other American TO push the OF science and
discovery into the mysterious regions that 90 long
bafficd tho wisdom OF our savans and closed their
cates against the advance OF civilization. The OK
ploraton OF the interior OF Africa and the sources
Of tho Nile ana Congo by the intrepid Stanley
was great gift made TO mankind, ana now we learn
THAI not content win this, the proprietor oi tho
HERALD proposes and preparing for another voyage
Of discovery IN tho hope OF solving secret that has
long pcrpcxed the scientific world. Having pene-
trated AFRICA aud interviewed tho barbaric monarchs
OF her Equa,ori tribes. tho enterprise OF the HERALD
proposes to invade the frozen regions ot The Ice
K ng aud explore the ys,cres Of the Polnr 6ea This
enterprise Is one OF great ph aud We Trust that Con-
gross will not hcstntc 10 comply with the re-
guest OF tho proprietor Of The HERALp-that
lie may be allowed TO host the American
flag over the vess c that is to carry his gallant marin
crs ihrir voyage OF discovery and that tho enter
prise may be committcd 70 the hands OF American
sailors under the command OF American officers. II
is granted we DOUBT not tnat he will find ng them
another stanley whose intropidiy ana energy may be
rewarded by discov ories still more Important TO the
world than those which have already made the name
immortal in the annals oi science. Let every facility
b. afforded tho HERALD Tor the work has
dertakcn IL is whose succe ssiu compction Will
mako the world It's dobtor
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
A BRIEF EXCITEMENT.

A considerable furry, winch, however, lasted only
few minutes. caused yesterday by the reading OF
a note by President Wheeler IN the Stock Exchange.
The note a short one, announcing that Mr. Sealer
Chamberliu, Of Cleveland Ohio, had been appointed
receiver for the hrm Of Greenlsat Norris Il Co,
and signed by Mr. f. b. Greenleaf a brother
oi the elder Mr. Greencaf of the trm. Ii will be
memb bered that Mir. Greenlcai and Mr.. Norris both
uied recently, witnin two weeks o each other and t
was thought that some nnanc'ai tr0ube had perhals
been discovered since III heir death On INQUIRY how
ever, u was learned that the arr rangcment was
friendly one, adopted ior tne purpose oil having
practicnl head Ia the busness the only surviving
member OF the nrm IS young Mr. Greenea, who Is In
nvalid
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
1HE WESTCHESTER ELOPEMENT.

Dr. Lounsbcry and Mss Clarke, who eiopcd from
Bedford station, wosichester county, ami
ried tuesday last, drove down 10 White Plains On
the following day anu dined at tho Orawaupum Hotel,
where the doctor" registered their names as 'E Is.
Lounsbery aud vile, Bedi0rdo The hotel clerk,
PcterF Tracy Is mn old acqusntance Of the Docior's
having known the latter when he was established IN
his profession ut stamford Com. in the Of
pleasant cnut about nis marriage LouLsvery nId
Tracy that II mad been candcstine affair ana that ho
going directIy back TO the Ola (niean ng mis-
father-inaw) aud "break the zoe to him." Instead Of
tskpg tnis course, however, Lcunsbery sesred clear
q the 'oid man ana yes'eruay Was uown a. "h'ss
Pans again, Out Tor what purpose rs anknown
The New York herald., 1878-03-03

misses bis chance. improved the shining hour TO
copy hierogyphic inscription. Alter an hours rest
went back again very much as we came Blu. the
journey was long, Ine road was dusty, aud when We
the dag flying from our boat we were somo OF us
al least, weary very weary party. We had ridden
fifteen miles on donkeys and walked two or three on
the sand and the shelter and reposs OF the cabin was
grateful when { last II came
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
LUCY SHEkEK'S CASE.

Mr. Isaac sberek. brother OF Lucy Shcrck, whose
abandonment Of the Jewish .ialtn tor that oil the
Christian, and whose has attracted some atlen-
Ton o late states that Lucy's sister Fame has
invited her 10 her home, and that though Fannie
has married Irish Catholic she mas not like Lucy,
abandoned the jewish iaiLh.
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
Nut KIDNAPPED.

Mrs. Wilson, OF No 81 EIdridge street, complained
In the Essex Market Court yesterday her boy had
been kidnapped. investigation showed, however.
tnat the ,le fellow had gone The house OF another
woman snd complained oil VI treatment rhe latter
had sent hm the CnlIdrens Aid Sooesy in Rivihx-
ton street, aud there ne Was discovered. a.
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
UNGRATEFUL GUESTS.

Peter Cannon met Rachel shaw and Annie Agncw,
OF Nos 100 ana 93 Macdousa street. in saloon, anu
extended them the hospitaI,,es OF she 81. Charles
Hotel HIS guests, however, proved upgratciul and
hlchcd his purse containing S52. He accused them
and thoy assaulted him with a water picher. Az
court the belIirerept females hold 81 900 bxL
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
A GooD LEApEa NECESSARY.

From the st. Lout, Republican, February ISL
The permissnn TO carry the American fagl will OF
course be promptly given fhe success OF
the enterprise d.mands that the leader bo expert
cnccd navigator, thoroughly iamlliar with tue innu.
mcrablc pecuharties a Polar navigation and with
sufficient scientific cducatoh record the results OF
his observations with scientific accuracy y
The best commander may be defeated IN MS combat
tn eternal ice, but au incompetent commander 10
certain OF defeat Let the chances OF failure bc
auceu TO a minimum ny selecting the right man for
the place.
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
A lUGBOAT BURNED.

The tug James McFaddou was burned to the waters
edge IN Camden, N. j., on Fruuy pieht. She was
moorsd just above tho West Jersey ferry Tho police
tug Stogiey was run alongside, and two streams of
water thrown upon the burning vessel which was
finally sunk TO avoid total destruction. The loss IS
vuriously estimated at from 81, 900 10 81 900.
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
MUTINEERS DISCHARGED.

United States Commissioner Shields yesterday dis.
charged. upon their recogn zauces 10 await the
action of the Grand jury the fourteen sailors charged
with mutiny on the Lew g. Burgess.
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
THE HERALD AT THE POLE.
RopAnLY A NEW ROUTE.

PROBABLY NEW ROUTE.
From the Frankfor tKy.) Ysoman, Feb. ISL
The HERALD Expedition wiIi no doubt, follow some
new route and avoid the failures which have too Ire
qucntly followed the Davis Straits and Bafhns Bay
route
The New York herald., 1878-03-03


the sopsk Beyond. just beyond. were rolling
plains OF SHINING sand-shinipg, burning sand--and
tho shrinking eye followed the PLAIN hnd searched
hills there Was sign OF hfe; nothing except perhaps
some oarsering hawk hurrying 10 the river IL Was
the apotheosis VI death aud ruin, lt mantle Tor the
sepulchred city below have seen no scene IN Egypt
more strixipg than this view from the mounds Of
Abydos.
HoxE AGAIN.
The sun was beating with continued nsrcsness, aud
kept way 10 the cluster Of the village
Tho MARQUIS with illuminated eyes, informed us that
the camsls had como and the luncheon was ready.
We sat around modest table and ied-fcasted
In the temple sacred to the memory OF Osiris, and
built by she pious munihcence OF se,hi,
the king who rests with God. The walk
had gwen US an appetns and put us all
In high spirits, and We unched in merry mood There
cra, aud the nvsriable toast which comes from gra
cous womauly nps--to friends and dear ones at home
Then Brugsch told US OF saIib. an Arabian who had
been Tor twonty years working ~ tue excava-
tions. He worked with so much diligence that
he had become entirely blind, aud II was now mis-
only comfort 10 wander about the ruins, direct the
workuen, and perhaps trace with hts finger many
loved Inscription that mis- zeal had brought TO light
Saiib lived the rum u pension allowed by
the Khcdivc, and after luncheon We called on him
aud TOOK our coffee IN mis- house. Tho consc was
the sun, lay under the shadow Of the wall
and the date trees, and Others sat about
Tue courtyard smoking, aud Brussch, VINO never
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-17

these almos: un:rodlen h.lds. A nurher
.herl are shortly tc i-Ave ENGLAND AZ d
Scotland aud 10 establish their headuUa--
iers AT Lake Bangweo!o, / large sheet of
, water several hundred niles to he SOUTH
west OF tie most southern point of Lake
Iansanyisa- From thence they are to push
their outposts far into he Interior and per-
haps dowo the Congo. They are TO be pro
vided with large stores of medicines adapt.
ed for the treatment OF the diseases incider-
tai to the region, and suitable philosophic
instruments, which Sir Bartle Frere is
already importing from London to dept
at Cape Town. According TO the rules ii
their order, not one of these missionaries
was a volunteer. They were simply select
ted by the English Provincial and desired
TO be ready TO sail at moments notice.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-17

o: III the lead Al; .be-- Al ieies of ne-
lie. a2vepi Ypor IL 20 Use by t and
! w'.I ne Up Ui Col 70 adhere to i ddring
ny ii:e.
Nov brethren, unite it'll ne ii nv pray
a..
Eternal God. Creator and preserver OF
this great universe, 1 th -nE the- or spar
irs me 10 see my 18th birikcay. Accept nv
first offering, to grant my frs, prayer; direct
nv desires and actions according 10 thy
will, plant your love in my young heart,
help me to lead practical religious and
honest life, be my guide here in
this world; keep me from errors and temp
tstions, bless my parents, nv brothers and
sisters, bless the whole human family; mark
our nsmes in the bpuk of life. and a. last full
FL fhy promise that The unity of the and
lag name shall be proclaimed all over the
world IS it is prophe-ied ''wehoyo brvom
hahu yeye adsunoi echod ushman echod
Amen