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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-18

Newport, R. l., Nov. 17.-Positive
information has been received here that
sailor who is now in South America,
some time ago, while dangerously i'll in
Peru, confessed to the murder of Jona-
than Weaver, in this city, some twenty
years ago, for which crime John McCar-
thy was tried, but acquitted upon prov
ing alibi. He acknowledged that he
was guilty of another murder.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-18

New York, Nov. 17.-Assistant ap-
praiser Albert Gilbert was suspended
from duty to-day by an order from
Washington. Frederick Snyder, exam
iner in the appraisers department was
suspended some days ago. Appraiser
butcher says they are not charged with
the same offence, but declines making
public the charges pending the investi-
CATION.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-18

New York, Nov. 17.-Much interest
is aroused in social circles of this city
by the rumor that Miss Laura Sickles,
daughter of Gen. Dan. Sickles, had
eloped from Paris on the eve of her pro-
posed departure for this country with
her father.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-18
The Circuit of the French Cable Com
plete.

Northeastham, Mass, Nov. 14.-The
steamer Faraday anchored on Sunday
a mile off the beach, and officers of the
cable company went on board to well
come Capt. Trott. Work was imme-
diately commenced ON the shore end of
the cable, and signals exchanged with
the Faraday. The steamer then pro-
ceeded to the place where the cable is
buoyed, and to-day the final splice will
be made, and the cable worked through
out the entire circuit from Cape Cod to
Brest.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-18
cheap Chinese Cor Chleaxo.

Chicago, Nov. I'm. W. Wheeler s.
Co., at whose place the cigarmakers
have struck, this morning telegraphed
to San Francisco for fifty Chinese cigar
makers, who will be placed at work as
soon as they arrive. Wheeler says that
he prefers union men, but that they
will not let him control his own busi-
ness
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-18
Failure In France, but not In this
Country.

Paris, Nov. 1.-THE beet crop is
even worse than was anticipated, and
the price ofsugar has sensibly risen.
Many reflneries have come to stand
still, and nearly all are likely to ter
inmate their operations by the end of
December. The quality of the crop is
inferior and the quality deficient
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


New York, Nov. 17.-Silver-115t.
Silver Coin-SC95 discount.
Money-Quiet 7@7t.
Governments-S Shade weaker.
Stocks Closed strong.
Western Union, 1914; quicksilver,
24i; Pacific, 361 Mariposa, 81 Wells
Fargo, 1O3; New York Central. 1914;
Erie, 4S4; Panama, 1853; Union Pacific,
90 /; u. p. Bonds, 1901; Central ITO.
Sutro tunnel, 6; Leadville. 81; Carl.
bou. 8.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-18
DR.. SPINNEY

or San Francisco, California, having open
ed branch office in Denver, Is now prepared
To treat all men and women who may be suf
fering from
NERVOUS, CHRONIC OR PRIVATE DISEASES.
VOUNG MEN,
Who may be suffering from the effects
ofyouthful follles or indiscretions, will do
well to avail themselves OF this the greatest
boon ever laid at the feet Of suffering hu-
forfeit five hundred dollars for every case OF
weakness or private disease of any kind or
character which he undertakes to and fails
to cure,
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many Mt the age OF thi rty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent. evacua-
tion of the bladder often accompanied by a
slight smarting or burning sensation and a
weakening OF the sy stem In a manner the
patient cannot account for On examination
the urinary deposits q ropy sediment will Of
ten be found, and sometimes small particles
OF albumin will appear. or the color will be
ofa thin. Inilkish hue, ngain changing TO
dark and torpid appearance. There are
many men who die OF this difficulty. igno-
rant of the cause. which is the second stage
OF seminal weakness. DIR. s. VIII guarantee n
perfect cure in ali such cases and healthy
restoration OF the genito urinary organs.
Office Hours-l0 to l2. TO and to =. sun
days from 10 to ii n. m. Consultation free.
examination and ad sice, IS.
Call or address DIR. SPINNEY CO., 3iS
I.nrimer street. Denver. over Greenleaf d
Co.'s store. j213m
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-18

Chicago, Nov. Wheat-Unset-
tied and higher; 81. 164 cash; 1.16s Dec. !;
1.1S1 Jan. Corn--41ac. Whisky-1.1O.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-18

Overcoats, Overcoats, Overcoats to
suit men, youths and boys, at
n1-tf 1853 PoLACK's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-11-18

Passengers by this route have choice
of FIVE DIFFERENT ROUTES and
the advantage of Eight Daily Lines Of
Palace Sleeping Cars from CHICAGO
to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16
VlSTING A WIDOH'S MITE.

sPTCULATIONs OF A SUNDAY-SCHOOL SCPERlNTEND-
ENr WITH MONEY NOT HIS OWN
Major Downing, an officer in the United
States Army and graduate Of West Point died IN 1871
from wounds received during the war He left his wife
900 insurance upon his life, all the means she had TO
support herself and an infant daughter. She was at
that time a teacher in Sunday school, OF which Robert
NJ Martin, a Waist. broker was superintendent. Mr.
Martin persuaded her TO intrus the $1,000 to him for
investment She alleges that he aterward told her that
the money was well invested in bond and mortgage. and
that she might depend upon her interest regularly. No
payments OF interest made, but he wrote
her several letters telling her to be patient
aud the interest would soon be paid After
a time she employed A. c. Davis as attorney.
Mr. Martin finally stated that he had lost all the money
m wall-st. speculaOns Suit was then brought, and
tried before the late Judge Robinson and jury, on
complaint Of alleged fraud tie part OF Mr. Martin.
The fury returned verdict in favor OF the plaintiff
MRS. Downing
Mr. Martin then said he would pay the judgment in a
few days, provided he was not arrested over year
WAS allowed TO elapse on his promises, when ne
rested lie Immediately gave the Sheriff United states
ponds as security, and WAS allowed TO 60 upon the
limits Twice hc made Application to be discharged GU
the ground that he had no means except small
Bibles pra, books and hymn-bOOks. On both appI-
cations defeated, and rcanded again To the
custody tho sheriff and pat upon tho limits. Ab0ut
two weeks ago the bonds were Withdrawn from the
custody tie Sheriff aud M Martin allowed himself 10
be put in LUDLOW SIect jail The next day lie began 10
act like an insane man, but r. X. Cooke, who had
known HIM Or twenty years s"cdrs lhat III !OnG cnu-
versatIon with him Mr.. Marln showed not Tie slightest
sign OF insanity Mr.. Martin has brought proceedings
through his friends 10 be released from jan ON the
ground Of insanity. The matter mp Iddy be-
fore Chief Justice DAILY, in the Court or Common Pleas,
Mrs DO"nng's attorney stated that he Lad every
reason believe that Nh Martin Was slIanming III
sanity with Of being discharged from custody
after Receiving back lis Ched states bonds rom the
Sheriff and hat he intended 10 leave the state aud set
tie with 10 defraud bis creditors here.
NJ. DAVIS stated that Mr.. Martin had repeatedly t1ed
10 COMPROMISE the CLAIM or Mrs. Downing, and had
offered 30 cents the dollar, anu that he believed Ee
was abuudanty able to pay the fun claim. Judge DAILY
tBercupOn ordered an examination OF medical testimony
a. to condition. und the examination Is now going on
III Chambers III that court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16
MIR. TALMAGE on TRIAL.
4 SENSATION IN THE COURT.

n
Mr.. WOOD DECLARES THAT MR. CROSBY ONCE
CALLED THE DEFENDANT LIAR AND sCoUN-
DREL-TEsTIMONY BY Il. Il. CORWIN IN KEtEh
ENCE TO TIE CHRISTIAN AT WORk-Thh
CREDIBILITY OF WITNESSES AND THE RIGHT To
INTRODUCE REBUFF TING TESTIMONY DISCUSSED
There was q decided sensation in the lamage
trial Yesterday when tue Rev. Mr.. Wood, a member
of the Presbytery. testified that Mr. Crosby declared
in conversation with him last Summer that Mt.
Tamage was liar and scoundrel " and " dis
grace to the ministry" Mr.. Crosby, when on the
stand last Thursday, asserted that he had never
made such a statement He cross-questioned MI
Wood closely as to the exact words. but the wit
ness adhered TO his story of the conversation, and
said that Mr. Crosby has used similar language in
reference to " other good men," b. r. Corwin tes-
tilted at length in regard to The Christian at York
of which he was the publisher for a short time
while Mr. Tamage was the editor, and denied many
of the statements of j. NJ liallock, previous wit
ness. Mr.. COrwin's manner toward the prosecuting
counsel was abrupt and almost insolent. That's
none of your business" he said sharply in answer
to one of Mr.. CrOsby's questions. Mr.. Crosby ex-
pressed the intention of impeachng some OF the
witnesses statements, and this gave rise to pro-
tracted discussion the right of introducing Wit
nesses in rebuttal which was claimed by the de-
fence TO be forbidden by the Presbyterian law The
discussion was still in progress when the court adj
iourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. April 15.-In the Court Of Appeals to-
day-pr,sen tie Hon. SANFORD f. Church G. j. and
c.tes- the blowing decisions were bonded down
state Loan and Trust Company 1Et Helmer
1.-TWO csses) Prisbo agt tho Kellogg Bridge Company
Keey DusenburF SCuy ag Ssunieis Harrlug ton
AIT brown Durham agt Bower; Fisk ag Ei,en~r Prime
sgt. KOehler; Nefto agt Observation-Disclosures affirmed
Under wood agt sutciGe Ring agt the Of Cohoes
Judgment aud new trial ~ Antol cJsh 10 abide O
oninn a It the People-Moton for roaTgument denied
In Will VI James Foster j.. and petition Of Mary l..
NOn.cnumcratcd MOUons.-NO. ii6-GeOrge 4. SteuDlch
agt the Relief Fire Insurance Company On motono sam
uel Hand, caue~ restored.
30 IO-IhG Peopls rel the Board of Supervisors
ton 10 Calvin Frost for motion Rsp
Il Prime opposed.-The Court the papers. Ambrose
Crando respondent. agt Henry hon.appeloutOn motion
T. j. MOl5cn, motion to dismiss apptd denied with slU
costs
Appeals from Orders.-NO 333Garn5on Fcd. ponden
AIT Nicholas Field executor otc, appellant Argued by
Calvin FrO- appellant and Caleb Grln for resp ndent
No 9l6--1ht People, by Augustus NchOODmRkrr IT, At
Ornev General appellant agt The Atlantic Mutual IIe In
suraIice Company. respondent Argued Dy William hames
for appellant and Henry amIh and 3 ". Rosendao for
40 :,s7.-In tho matter Of Tho People by Au-ustu.
SchOolmaker IT,, Attorney General, appellant, agt the
Atlantic Mutua Insurance Company respondent
Argued bv William Barnes for appellants W Rosendsle ioI
respondent
No 36o-In tho matter Of Tne People by Augustus schoon
maker IT,, Attorney eueTal respondent. ag the NORTH
American Life Insurance Company aud others, appellants
Argued by William Barnes Tor appellants Rufus W. Peck
ham FOR respondent
No is4.-In 20 santiago Lima assessment. Ar
eued by q. V Y. BALDWIN Tor appellant Wnam Mhitne,
FOL respondent
for "Wednesday Aprl 49, 1879 Nos lol 49,! GJ 1914, III
l13, llS, l1y.
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granted report confirmed and deficiency Judgment oricred
Middlsditch agt Ivn gston Grggs art Norton; hechai
les and Traders National Bank Miner Motions granted
receivers appointed StaTkweaher jr, AIT Br0nlef
Delinquent Alen-InunctiOu continued. Fox
Wil'is.-NOtiOn granted Harris LisBer. Wit OF
In the matter Of I55tist-RcpOrJ
and order granted Best agt. staugh Report
fTmed HUI NewYOrk Life Insurance aud Trust
COMPANY. denied. In the matter O Robinson. Re
port confirmed aud Trustee appointed Palner aR sow
grantsa the 25h. Morris sgf. Pacino Aal
steam hip COmpany Conner agt Cornell; Lewis u, agt
Bell MahOn aRt. Chapman See uenOrandnms.
Bv Judge DOnohue Taylor aRt Taylor-thM "ecfe' On
accounting grated
Superior { 0art-Special Tgm-By judge FREQ IN.
Bearlsley sgt Crowell-Ordef granted Bfoder agt L.
order settled.
By Judge sedgwck-Goud agt Kruse 81 alOrder ~ dit
continuance Grover agt. BuckhriHtorOret granted Iay,
agt AngOmar Company ~ alOTdef dls'OitlnuER
action. Shcthar Resg.-Order granting motion H'"bs
AIT BrOkhahin.-U Undertaking approved 6plh.n'th hgI
Schlos.-Otdcr fling BOND nunc JIO time banowlhe az
Wiii.. 81 discOutuusDce. MunSel apt to"do e'
substitution. McKeyeV Icwiq. krmlttitur hcO,
BOnyarl lie Bess; lombard ag tleischuanDrlrs o
dl5contiuuance. Cote agt IOwn; same agi Pfunfla
substitution. Goschmdt Scioss e all ndrrtasins
approved. Van Dyes ag JoneS-Order opening deit'iL
FuusOn agt ROssOrder DENY with go cosd u
abide cyOu ArlOn Slepsrdi Dawson az Cluksnni
Herbert; yerp anck agt X mall Collins agt
Jewell the Continental National Bank Mngatc. Aaspid
Aasoiron kruth agr Onsnani foiler agt Lippe
Orders granted
Common Piods-SyecidI T11a-By Chicf-Justice C.P,
Day-In the matter Of the assignment Of Par Dixon agt
Sterling Appleton agt. Hall; Cahll agt Au-tn btumm,
etc agt MOehTiug Granted In The matter 81 The assign
meut Of Deacon Brewster: Chamberlain s9 Gfeen.taf
Bradie ordered 10 be died and ofet
DENYING In the matter Of the assignment OF
Levine ppcaOn granted. IN the matter OF tbs
assignment Of Rauth son 10 Schans Application denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16
CALENDARS this DAY

SUPREME Cornr-cHAMBKRs- Mos Il. 49, l2t.
1iS llj. l4s. 100. 1853 III Isl lSl, 29 w. - 70 ~
27 POI 227, 256 25s. 2GO 2t6 2Gs III, z5 rs E9 25a
GrSERAI TRRf-Ad,ourned sine die.
SPECIAL TEaN-Van Worst, J.-Case on NO S'S.-HOllns
'CiRCUIT-PAKT Ivan Brunt Nos 1907 q 2sj7 2s53
1851 3Si4 1851. 1871. 1892 1923, 4O5 33J1 80 5OzQ
$50. al 27G5. 1886 1915 1885, III JIoI 3o-i o1-1
PAaT IL onohue Nos 3lOs. i34l, 35t4 1907, ll07
l77j 1928 1892 23l3 46le o29 240 235 5J ao' i23i
lz4O 1876 2l7I 3427. 33s 5i5e 3i4i 300 1897, 3l6d
l03 1851 3i9i 24S7 5406 3la5 $500 1883 36i3, 3j4d
PiRT fIT-Iawrence Mos 2Itl. l2jl 1913 1893 1901
$3.50 32l6 z092 ielL lS47 1915 S3i3 1865 $3.50 4!il
500 3l26 BIZ 8l33 3ll4 49, III SoJy, ?l0o o-''
SUPERIOR CoURf-tENERAL IEh,i-A,Iouiheu s'1e ~
SPECIAL TEKA-sedgw.cK, Js-Demwror. D. Issues
Of LaetNos " Az, o. - 30 go - w, ne zoe IN
5Ol 40, 49, 5io, 6i4 GA 1902 1903. 49, $685.
Pant Il-Adjourned tor the tern - -, ,-o % cox
49, A5 go .' 575 &g7 So III 81 S. go So5
gn,nON PlFAs-GFNERAL IFRN-iGi0giuCd Tor the term.
SPECIAL 1FRa-C. +. DAILY, G. J.-NC8. D. 3
EQUITY IERa-Lsuemore J.-NOs. ), q, -, p. 28 90,
TRIAL IEEM-PAeI - ~: ply 45NS9s W. - V5Si'
1908 lOlI. 935 7ij, ss7 2O5 60S. 2O@J lZs1' e- $780,
PtRI If-van Hoesen Nos 0es on. 1925 1897 s3s.
92I 1929. 0fG. 1888 1850 1872 10 "A. 1913 -
MAINE COURT TRIAL TERN PAEi l-sherldan. J.-N9s.
4G3S. 5985 56O2 650SGllt l27 OBS. 4+O2 ol4o 05''
1RT n Mc&dam j|Nos 1860 47Ga 5537 1891 55i0
$3.50 Il97 8lsG 1908 60s. 1855 Jds5. 552l J!2 20
$50 1924 6lO jss3 1870 J574 27Og BIB. 57l4 57ij.
GENERAL SRsspNs-PARr Towing. John H. Fox rat
rick Waters robbery Henry Flav'n hor, Corcoian WIZ
liam Herbert Dlyl Kluoy Dsyiu Cruun burglary feri-
iuaud Tomas, John Muver James Burns gram alcenyi
Joseph Burch robbery: Henry ez feouious assault aud
ard Burns burglary Mary Andersen AtLit yoIt' Jennie
J.. Palmer. James Williams grand larceny i-nIy lusr.
Annie c. Waltz Larceny the person James Carey mos
Farrell. Robert shore, ASSAULT aud battery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16
TnE ACTORS IN IHE TRIAL.

sKT1CHES or IIIE CAREERS or HE DISTINGUISHED
CONFERENCE.-The CAUSES or THEIR QUARREL.
The history of the Regular Army might be
searched ia VAIN parallel to the remarkable mill
tary trial now IN progress IN this CITY This trial Is In
reality a duel by cour;-Ds.tial between two dIstin-
cushtu officers OF tho sorylCe-Iuen who fought gal
lauy IN Lzh commands throughout the entire war; and
who ger, made full colonies when the Army was reor-
eupized on "A peace basis recognition OF theremmeu
merit BoGh arc West Point graduates, both stood well
in the ola army before tho rebellion, botn rose TO be
OF volunteers, and IL might be added
both are Ohio men. Both now arrilgncd before "a
court which has rarely been surpassed for high ruk-a
court composed Of general officers ana five colonies
General David 5. Stanley. whose trial comes FIRST was
born in Wooster County Ohio and graduating from the
Military Academy in 1852. WAS appointed second Leu
tenant IN the Second Dragons, and soon saw great
deaof hard service on Indian frontiers In 1888 he
was complmented by General Scott for a successful
foht with the Comanches. When the rebellion broke
ont ne was a Captain In the LIST Cavalry He got a
commission a. OF volunteers In Sep
TENDER 1861, commanded the Second Division OF tho
Army of tho Mississippi In the attack on Island No. TO-
and was ID the Cornth campaign, aud at the battles OF
Parpjn gion Corinth and Iuker lie was made Major
General OF Volunteers 1862, and In the Taahas
ace campaign and the battle Of Murfreesboro Com
handing the First Division OF the Fourth Army Corps
hs marched with Sherman into Georgia, aud took part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16
THE REsTELL ESTATE IN COURT.

Surrogate Calvin yesterday handed down his
decision in the application OF Judgment creditor for
leave TO issue execution against the estate Of Mrs
Ann Lohman, better known as Madame ResteL The
defence was that the executriX had appealed 10 the
General Term from the original Judgment which was
affirmed aud that she intends 10 carry the case 10 the
Court OF Appeals. The petitioner claimed that no
security was the stay OF execution appeal
lie was of right entitled to execution. surrO-
gate Calvin holds that there is ample security for the
Judgment, there would be practical advantage 10
the Judgment creditor ~ security bond to stay eXecu-
ton and uCts thar order be entered denying
the notion and providing that the security already
fled shall be retained by to trust company rs security
for the Judgment subject sale under order tho
Court to satisfy the Judgment aud costs. IN OF
afilrmauce on the several appeals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16
THE COURTS.
SCIENTIFIC PROOFS OF FORGERY.

The hearing in the Lewis will case in Jer-
sey city yesterday Interesting Joseph T. Paine,
an expert in such matters, exhibited large number Of
photographs and photographic copies OF some OF
the documents which have been presented exhibits in
the case During his examination lie explanations
of the characteristic and peculiar features Of the hand
writing Of Mr. Fish, late Justice OF the Peace OF west
Hoboken, who it is claimed performed the marriage
cermony OF Mr.. Lewis and the woman who now claims
TO be his widow. MI Paine placed photo-ihographic
copies OF the genuine signatures Of Fish By the side Of
the marriage certificate presented by the widow, and
said that the signature the latter poor forgery.
He also exh DiIed specimens OF the handwriting Of Mar
4. sac, aud claimed that the marriage certificate
was hlled By without effort bong made 10
dis guIse penmanshp. lie pronounced the certih-
cate forgery, executed by SacIa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16
WHITE STAR LINE.

w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAI: SIEAME"s
EOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlNEEPovl@ t,,,.
NOTICE Inc steamers Of TINS lAne ilAe ne lino :, ~
recommended by Lieut. MauTy. L. NJ On Do'h Tue ou'''
aud homevard VOYAGES - A., - o.n, nj,
Nbft BIG Can't lrN IhuisNa1 az. -, -, "a,
GERMANIC. Capt Kennedy .SatHi ual, Ap'H ", i,
AbRlNIIC. Capt. Jrunuc AlNiahf .af, mn
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF w lul"
ST -,., 40,
poiutments The saloon state Sm1hns; an. -
rooms pacOd lmishps. where Tie NOISE ana lu''u
least iet anordlng degree OF comfort hitherto
al .,...... R,1uru
tickets a favorable terms ..
These carry neither catte sheelr 'i pS -, ii,
For tuspa lOn of Ians ana olher inIotms9u sPP3 al
COmpany's Onces No. u broadway aoW n1sr ,.al
| Lutst, Philadelphia NJ Oohiio' Hs""~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The resignation of
Second Lieutenant Lowell ii. jerome, "a Cavalry, has
been accepted by The President, TO take effect April L.
CApfain j. ~ Wheeln. I'd Cavalry las been ordered 10
port III person 70 tue superintendent OF the Mounted
Recruiting Service conduct his regiment
ON the plctiOn this auy he Will join his pany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16
NAVAL ORDERS,

WASHINGTON, April 15.-rhe following is the
detail Of officers for the United States s.oopof war
jamestown, now fitting out al tie Mare Island Navy
Yard for the coast OF Alaska: Commander, l.. a.
Beardslee lieutenant. Charles IL. Rockwell executive
Officer LouteIah; EdW.rd T. Mcclellan, detached from
the trainng-ship Minnesota; lieutenant, r. d. sJ iaouds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16
DEClnIONr-ApRfLlh 10.

Supreme Court hdmbers-Bv judge Barrett
Saunders rgt Tookrr ct a-IoUn granted With 10 costs
without prejudice 10 motion tot supplemental complaint
ag DemOdy.OrdrIcd that receiver account within
ten DAYS Fun agt MattesOn steam IT, COmpany.-Motlun
granted with DO costa Alt asi Dalton and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16

master Frank Guerten. detached from the Fortune;
master Gustavus q. Hams ensign John o. Nicholson
etached from the receiyinR-shp ST. lous nlIuSnlp,
men, Burns y. Walling aud Henry Mnett; Passeai
assistant surgeon, N H. Ferebee. and passed nssstan
paymaster James a. Ring. They are ordered 10 fePo'
ON the s Nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16
ROTTERDAM LINE.
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL. NAH,

y STEAMSHIP LINE Tor 81 Thomas Para Perhan
buco Bahia ami RIO Janeo, CONNECTING az 2t Ios Wy
steamer FOR Porto Rico Jamaica and spanish aainlhs
lew hrst.class iron steamship CITY OF RIO Rth
Captain Weir viii sail ,0r the above ports on IA ESDAN,
May at y. ~ NOfrrght Fccels cd ~" hls steamer aef
Freight received AZ all times AZ ROBOTS stores
proogly but only on permit from New York ONCE
Shppcrs desiring can tct same uader our oel
pocv az lowest rates Through tickets issued 10 al points
reacLel BY tho ROYAL Mall steam Packet Nomlnys INFER
roouaI Stcamrrs aud Montey1dro ana BuenCs AyreS
Ft,ight must he raid advance. For freight engage
uent or passage having elegant accommodations apply 70
&. IL. MALLORY q co, Agents
NiLcn pLcr y l. ELLtnn LcrrN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-16
THE DUEL BY COURT-MARTIAL
GENERAL HAZEN AT SHILOH.

THE PART WHICH GENERAL MCoOK AND HIS MEN
TOOK IN THE FIGHT-CoMMENTs on GENERAL.
HAzEN's CoNDUCT-THE INQUIRY CONCERNING
PoST-TRADERSBIPs
General McCook at the Stanley cOurt-mar-
tial yesterday gave an account of the part
which he and his command had in the battle
of Shiloh. He described his meeting with
General Hazcn, and spoke of the comments
made by Army officers upon the conduct of
that general. Testimony was given by Cen
eral Slocum in regard to the inquiry concern
ing post -traderships and the evidence pre-
scented by General Hazen to the Congressional
Committee which was investigating that sub
iect. Interesting facts given about the
causes of the quarrel between the two gen
erals which has resulted in the present Trial.