CITY TELLIG ENCE.


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nell Miaurn 4 Co.-The plaintiffs in Feb ls4i imported


from London The packet ship St James, belonging to de-
PENDANTS, quantity Of buriaps, canvas padding which
were and damaged the passage, which caused them
be sold a sacrifice OF $500 on their sound value Ac'


brought against the OF the ship to recover th
amount on the ground that the baas; consisted OF CHALK
which retains and renders the vessel damp and that
the dunnage, panking over the ballast was not SUN.
cien,ly tight Testimony offered 10 show that the dun
mage was good usual but that the vessel leaked IN con-
sequence of striking at the mouth OF the IhameS as she
came out. Verdict for defendants.


George Dillon vs. Samuel g. Starr and Jas. Bdey-Ac.
ton of repevn to quantity Of lynx skins seized
on execution at No. 1o5 Williamsreet, belonging to
Thomas Sincere. Verdict for plaintiff, $751;


COMMON PLEAs.-Forcc vs.. Sise.-Acton
against defendant for influencing her daughter against her
husband, &c-already alluded to. Verdict for pantit,
cents damages and cents costs.


A5eln.an vs. Ducke.-For damages n creating difficulty
at the public house of plaintiff by breaking tnmbler plates
4c-mento ed on Saturday. Verdict for plaintiff, $50.


People of Stale of ~ T. vs. NJ Y. Phanir Bnnk.-Pro-
ceedings against the Bank to deprive of lis charter Tor
having the Safety Fund law by exercisng usury
The charge is that the officers of the Bank in 1885, dis
counted notes for Messrs Neson Carter Co.. Grant IL
Barlow, Downing Co., and Manice, Gould & Co., taking
usurous interest," chiefly by giving drafts on Na.chez New
Orleans and other places SOUTH which cost the parties 81
to per cent difference Of exchange) to into money
The Attorney General of the State (Mr Barker opened
the case TO The jury on behalf of the people, in his usual
poweruland able manner. Some little testimony was gone
no and the Court adjourned 10 af past 10 this forenoon


POLICE OFF1cE.-CHARGE OF FRAUD.-John
Howard 253 Spring made complaint the Police
Office against Christian A. Trpler keeper of oyster cell
lar at the of Green and Canasee for detraudng
him of BILL 1t appears from his statement that him
self and three others emole) Trpcrs cellar
Tuesday night and 81 50 worth Of oysters In payment
for which $50 bill was handed, which Tripler declined
taking, late TO get changed Another bill OF
requested TO call the next day and receive the change
did 50 never could ger his change
$50 BILL and stated that 50 bill presented and the
quislle change given. He was held to bail answer.


STOPPED ON SusrrcIoN-A man was arrested in The
and conducted the Upper Police by officers Bird
and Thompson, having in his possession small gocer's
wagon containing carpet bag filled with Indies. airing
apparel bark (rock with gloves in the pocket,


light green two pairs of light pantaloons, and three
black vests should The pro;erty ora portion of ii be
identified il will doubtless lead To the detection OF the bur-
gar.


ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURES OF ARSON, BURGLARY, 1c-


short time since chronicled the of two notorious
burglars-Bepamn Slater tcolored0 and John Williams,
alias Moat-wilh OF :heir robbing and firing
the French Catholic Church in Canalst now appears
that they have within few months past committed various
extensive robberes, viz The premises of T. '" Trust
perumer CT Walt ersreet which they robbed the 24h
October last Of $lCo worth of property aad hen SET on fire.
OF T. Levy eweer in the Bowery, entered early in Oco





House entered and robbed of two cloth coaks Of George
Butler yender of Hups Truses Asor House. robbed and
SCI on fire. John McDallan, 336 Broadway, entered
the 9th November robbedof cloning and fred OF sam
ue Martini l59 Grandsnee entered and robbed three
eral Or j. NJ. Il. w. Selby, corner OF Anthonyst.
and Broadway, entered the 22th Oct last robDed of
silks &c. and set fire. All these crimes have been COM
mtted within very short period by the above Great
praise should be awarded officers Sparks McGrath and
Heusts The Of tsse end in human shape and
for the restoration Of the principal part OF the properly
stolen. These burglars have been but recently
leased fiom State Prison, and sand charged with
crimes punishable with death.


CoRoSER's OFFIcE.-DgATH FROM OLD AGE.
An inquest held late last evening at 100 Avenue D,
the boy of Eizaheih CurstaDg native Of this State aged
80 years. The deceased bad for time past been in i'll
eah and steadily refused all medical aid Verdict death
from old age.


DEATH STREEr.-Inquest at 23a Stanton street
the body of female coored child named Julia King, aged


months who died in the street while in It's mothers
The child had been well for few weeks past post


vrtem examination held. Verdet-dealh from In
elimination Of Tue lungs.


ANOTHER VICTIM TO lNTEMPERAscE AND FRAILTY.-An
inquest was held $50 Wake, the body OF Lucy Til.
,us, native of England, aged "a. The deceased
girl of the town. and lived with colored at 76
Mott She almost constantly drunk AID while
in thai state Wednesday night hla apcpectc ill., and
died Vcrdict-death fom apoplexy, caused by Intem-
perance-


