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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-16

CUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO TaE HEAD or TIN
~ sound, landing 81 Strastospsrt New Rocheile Cion
Covs Glenw Cd Royn Pase 70 s,rattonpers 2 esa1ss
New kocheo, Is Glen Cove and Gsn Wood q csaAo
3a,sepgsrs da1bahed AZ tia lAndine-
The steamer eEORUa Law, Caps A. y Shaw, viii, drr
ing the make excursion TO the above plaoss~
every Sunday l.ayi.s Fsson n.thss East river. a 81
So n Twenty eighth s.rss. East river, qz A. n Re-
suipisg l,aye Glen Wood M74 r. n Glen Cove. 3P NJ
20 Glen Wood At 6H r. NJ touching SC whtssteAe Al
Coee.
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n,HE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
ship Company intend starting their Avorite
BRon PHIIAnELPuA:-
City Of nancheser Saturday, July e. 1884
Sity Of rnEaaeIPna. saturday Ang ~ 1874
City Of Aanshcstsr Saturday sept. 90 1854
- - FROM LlvHAYOoL:- 81
City q Manchester Wednesday, June g. 1854
City Of Phiadeiphia W dnssday July % 1854
City 81 s sr 20. ssdsy Sept g. 1864
limited bsr q shra elass VII b tshea.
$3............to Liverpool ~. from Liverpool
Parties vishine TO ont thsiZ friends an obtain Ger
sterling aad upwasds Apply 10 SAMUEL SMITH, Agent,
II Walnut street PhiladeiphlA-
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MONEY LENT.-PER50Ns REQUIRING TEMPoRA
furniture. plate wstoSss p:snosofss d.uosSs ssysss
horEc carriages A. TO- can be accommodated. IsD0
chased, without delay 1t the Empire aaa A4ina
Once No LIS Nassau street. opposite the NAssaa BssA
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NEWPORT-INLAND RoUTE-LEAvE NEW YORK
don thence BY 60 trsin 20
and steamer 90 Nswpor: The Advantages Of this cute
that 10 the most direct easiest peasantet and cheapest
Through tickets TO Providence, S. to Newport ~ so
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II ED STAR LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKErS.-PACK.
HI OF 9th July The splendid and magnificent pack.
&c chip VEST POINT Capt Ausn will positively sail
Thursday 20tb July. The for all
q pssses are unsurps Psrsoos about proceeding
on board Pier IS East river, or 10 w. a. T. TAPSCorr
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CTKAN BaTwI1n INV YQkK AND GLASGOW
Ihs 0l,seoE .sd Nsv rsrn sssomsh2 Compsnys no.
Craig sonHsad.r, sad HEw iosK g 100 soa. 500 horse
Saturday, August g. ~ L. O'clock n First cabin saloon
s.ate rooms 90 DO mdships do So; second eabin, SO
Applyto JOHN NcsYMoN, IS Broadway.
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NIW YORK AND CALIFORNIA SIEANSB-R LINE,
IN via NiearaguA, Accessory TrsnSt Company Of Hca-
rasua, proprieof Thrrsgh atvaaes Of the nail 0uJ
line giving through tckks tbs lsthEas
The new doublss engine steamshp STAR 0k IHE WkaI,
clock r. N precisey fo- Puen * Arenas Wednesday,
JAY 49, setine ths fAv,sts steamship SIERRA
NEVADA 20U0 tons burthen o1sr the ftoAfNua Transit
route having IL niles Of land transsprtaton are
class earnssse Thsss sfsamzss ara unsarpssssd n their
sage apply Ssly e e ~ wopoAr .n. sno,,,,, ..,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-16

LsOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-rHE UNITED
States Nail Steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Walton,
commander will leave for HAvre touching Souham pton
O'clock from pios No North River foot Of beach sreet
during the voyage BE- sent on t6s
cay before sailing and marked below" No merchandire
freight or passage apply TO LIVINGSTON Agent, s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-16

MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION 0ls BROADL
M wny-Dvidend-T The trustees this tion h0Vu
this cay oreersa . mi annual dividend TO be p.id tes
annum for all Of $500 and under payable and a
Monday. 18th inst. Open daily from "A. n to7P n.
Z J. BROWN, PresdsaA.
A. A. ALvoRD Secretary.
yuI,n, 1884 &, c s1o.l. }vio. Pr..id..ls.
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Coroners' Inquests.

FATAL ACCIDENT o. THE HARLsx RAILROAD.
Coroner Gamble held inquest yesterday at the
New York Hospital upon the body of Matthew Sum
mers who died from the effects OF severe injuries
ceived on the Harlem Railroad the 10th ult The
deceased appeared had been careless in not getting
on the track in time when he the train approaching
him at fun speed, and was unavodably over by
the train, both his legs being crushed in . shocking
manner. The deceased conveyed from Tucks hoe
Weschester county, where the accident occurred TO
the New York Hospital and here he fingered until yes
terday when he breathed his last Verdict accidental
death
An UNKNOWN Man FOND DRowsRD.--Coroner Gamble
also held inquest at the Twenty second ward station
house upon the body Of an unknown man, who was
found floating in the North river foot OF Fifty min tn
street by one Of the police. The body was much de
composed, TO render il dcnlt TO say whether any
violence had been inflicted IL not The body had
the appearances of being In the water about months
The deceased about forty years Of age, and was
dressed in light eolored pea acse satin vest satnet
pants red flannel shirt, and brogucs. He had wooen
comforter about his neck when found in the water.
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Gn sanford c.sas Bs's S,,. s's';
kSsas Island: T. x.6asad s'snss ssss xrsa ss'''
Thomas Hill G. Holmes, John H. Nm. Wilmington, \. CT
Hon; T.; ~ Porter niagara Fails; James ss.yer Buns
Haskell San Francisco; G. walker 81 Croin; N Il War
J. A. Rose, New York.
"a Al tho Iryins1Hoc A. Packer M.sch ch1pk s Ps;
SARATOGA; Hon. K n Reed, csnsds; Hon J. Baldwin
kingston Hon Amos PAgs, Chicago Chas Tsppsn, pills
New London; Dr. Il 'G e. BiuDdsdss B1nkisk; Dr. A. j.
Mondero, Madeira.
AT the Internstional-Hon. Chas R. Chapman Hartford
ticnt; stoekbridse and lady Dr. e. Crosby, hassaehu
sss:; FRI fs;:ns, Ss.l .l S
T G. Bssilsiord Georsa; l.; Z. xeSb. New Haven; A;
uoyy, Philadephia; W. d. ThayS, Boston; J. A. Hsdey
AT the Union Place Hotel-A @. Nals and family Viz
gioa; D. 5 codinstOn ST. PstersbuIz Miss Bailey; Nsy
sH John Dale England; Louis T. psp.s. New York;
T. s Converse J. Roberts and LADY Boston Hon sam.
Ssnnesicp. Mr. and Mrs Belts savannah: u. h cobbO,
Prom liverpool in ship President Fillmorexr Davis snd
lady. Mr. Wallace.
DEPARTURES.
Logan Alfred Bliss, Frederick Bliss John Croft lady
and child Miss wilson J Jones Gen Kelly, eAni:
2 Pryor, Miss brooks. Mr. Hone Miss Fanny Hastsr,
children and servant Mrs Bliss Miss Biiss Mrs Pratt
child and nurse Robbins Mrs Scarborough and child
For Charleston in the steamer NashvilleCApt Gedney,
Capt Vim Clark Miss Ward, MrA c BenjAmin, Bali,
Lasas cl.ri Gree sssn1oad Sss9S vsli
Bsurmester and lady, Richard Matthew Gorham Mrs
Mrs smith mrs Palmer G " Scott aud isda Miss scott
WmT Dalton, Reddsr, Carver, ia. ullmsn, Ensle,
the steersge.
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r.sIDAD-Ia port Nov q bark Frsakia. Gibbs for Bss
Set 81 ess s '-
HOuAe Ports.
ALExAEDRIA-Arr below Dec 4 ship Gen wasAagtsa
W hAsc6k -as' No, 50 sr.. tasks. ns.s H.,.,.
Eisiss.r, Whit more wIndiss Dec : Uranus, NYcri
H:s Boston. 81: .s
Essis. Beckett J..;.s Jss; 60
S.neA.T ss SsS:; ssS;: 1..ea.s, fSs.s. os..,y::
Fs,:ss Aas E
ships Dow Isnnsstoa Ocean Esss, prsvisusyl;
san from ssls: bark 't Chs. S Wiiss. sss
Africa and Others BARK Richmond remains, not having
,.s nv Rss.; D:s chip v,
Bach PIKE hEn:pGfs schr Fannie Croshss Crane Ds
sS % ss'
Ar So steamer Ms.,erspors Hall NYort sehs G.:
.shrs Prises, Townsend, Porto Rico; vermont Ehisss
FALL RIvER-sld Dec 4 schr Martins wrisbtns.ss.
IhadsPss Ono. prsyiousy9 pu,,r s,
nam 9Th. bark Lysander SNOW San Juan Cuba. 18th us
l.sa Sss Fss a. s
S$isi d # En-. Si:iy.s .
.iss s:sss Iss:; Gsss:, %.nss! salem; SS:;
Y11r 81 .ss1 .
"a s1 s.Bsss I x
Tr.adwei do for Salem; sehrs Camilla shsvswminsts.
sd i'f
for Ns.Su.ypS.t Philsndsr Armstrsns bloess
sss1 III Il s s5a e
sharp sarah smith >s wilson, fSn'; ssa
AZ a. h~;,s r.hcol uou,ton "a. E.vh,rv
Ell
is IT, Ts
r,:
YORK % :ShTs Sarah r.a s:
%ssssy' s.ss.;i s,:s Sssiisss:
ss't
Mystic Charlotte Wsrrier Ustaiosa, Benjamin VIM Levi;
JACKsoNyiLIEZArr Nov % brig orozsmbo, Rosebreok.
Ny 8 ship. si;sr; @ s.sE Tx. L;s,pss,
Il s Sss %s'&s
ssSf::s
5 csls: SSsSsa SSss'; k.1ss:s Ass::
from Pr0yncetown Tor Norfolk; PaAs rom kockand log
NYork; Munseil, Smith, from NBedford for SatiA
river, Ca: and others.
NEW HAVEN-Arr Dec 8 sIoop New World, New York.
NEW BEDFoRD-Arr Dec 2 schrs Henry Clay, DSlano.
Albany Charles Henry Racket. Bristol Pa Jane, Howard
NYork
NORFOLK-Arr Dec 5 schr Mary Jane, Mott, NYork
PROVIDENCE-Arr Dec schrs Eunice Rose, Pratt,
York; 4th, New Reguus West, Bamore below 81.
schr Elisha Brooks, NickersoD Albany No arrivals 5hs
below schrs Flanner, Pierce from Charleston; Mora.
Head. from Rappahannock.
PORTLAND-Arr Dec schrs Junista, Willard Philsdel
pha; Bert Wallace, CherryAeld tor NYork; Medors,
Havana. brss xenophen Doas de- Eliza Merrthsw Crit
PoRTSMOUTH-Arr Dec 2 schr Payne, Freeman.
Taneier. Sid schr Euphemia, Eldrdse, NYork.
PuIi.ADELPHIA-Arr Dec s, Pm, steamer City Of Now
York Matthews Boston; schr Larukah Brown Cardenss
10 days Cid schr Copa, SeArs Koxbury; steamer Shars
Miller, NYork
SALEM Arr Dec schrs Sarah Louisa, TAngisr 9th.
WASHINGTON fERRIToRY-sld from Port Townsend
Sept 50 bsrks Ella Frances, MITCHELL Sydney NSW; Dot
Julia Ann, Pond, do.
WASHINGTON, NC-cld Nov % schr Mary Parmsrls.
Farrow, West Indies.
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jersey City News

COMMON CoUNur@-Ihe Common Council held a regular
President OF the Board ia the chair Considerable in
terest existing the license question: the lobby full
Of spectators to the proceedings The usual number of
petitions, bills and communications were received. Al
dermsn Slater chairman Of the COMMITTEES on Aims re.
ported that he had purchased hundred and twenty
Ave tons Of COAL OF which hundred tons win be up
proprsted for the relief Of the poor of the city, and
the balance to the use Of the Almshouse Nearly all
OF this purchase lot Of nut coal which there
lien for transportation. THIS bought ct the
rate ofS4 SO ton, gross weight and the balance
lot OF stove coal at SO 30 per ton The Recorder George
f. Cutter sent IL q communication notifying she Com.
mon Council tina, process had been rived upon him
by Rathbone relative 20 the fine inflicted for the VIC
lacas OF the city ordinance regula ms and taverns
corder he desired to know what course the Common
Council will pursue his course In future pro-
secutions under that ordinance viii depend much upon
the action Of the Board. nicstion received
from the Assistant Captain Of the watch, prefcrrng
charges against the Captain. At the previous meeting
Of the Board the captain preferred charges against the
assistant captain An opinion from VIM. L. Dayton Of
ceedngs of the authorities against the unlicensed liquor
sellers. The opinion susains the proceedings which
have been had under the ordinances, but expresses
some doubt relative 20 attaching costs 20 the
penalties The opinion ordered 20 be sled
In tne once OF the Clerk Of the Common Council.
resolution placing 900 at the disposal Of The School
Committee, TO be applied towards the completion OF the
luton sustaining and ind mnifying the Recorder aud
y Attorney IN their proceedings under the ordinances
Of the city relative 70 inns and tsve,s was adopted
II refers 70 nc fGt t1icb has been bronG1t An
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Police Intellluence.

Charge Of False Preences.-Oficer Jarboe, OF the
Third district police, arrested named William
Broadstreet charged, the complaint Of Mr.. Thomas
Cromwell, Of - Spruce street, with having, by false
preences and fraudulent approximations obtained Eve
dozen Of calf skins, valued at $40 The accused
conveyed before Justice Welsh who held him for exam
nation.
Grand Ldrceh y.-ohicers pixby and McMillen Of The
seventeenth ward police arrested two young giving
ther names a. Charles stage and George Stirr, charged
with having stolen Of beef valued al $50 from
the saughter.house OF William Moore, situated in FL
dridge street The beet sold for $40, but after
wards recovered BY the police Justice Wood before
whom these parties were brought held them for fur
tier hearing
Complaint Disnisscd.-in the case of the people
against Ir Main, Of Bond street, charged with oba ing
money under false and fraudulent representations JUS
tce stuart after investigating the case decided to dis
miss The complaint, there being nothing which TO
found any criminal charge against the defendant
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED.
Steamship Alabama, Schenck, Savannah Nitchill.
ship Amazon cney-). Hoyey, London, John Grswola.
ssp Water Witch San fr.ascS 1sSrn
Bah Elizabeth, Young ksissa and mkt, Goodwin
sF1 Msa. k:f Rogers Gs s.i. GIN s..
Co.
@ S W Ssi hn ss
schr A DsROssett Brewster. Wilmington, Dollner h
sor Edwards Hsrtict, Georgetown Dollner Potter
dap qs bsas ana d v :s
Steamer Georges Creek eager, Baltimore, n Cromwell
ARRIVED.
II s.S e s H H .
the bay Sunday Sd inst where she has been detained
Brig Henry Matthews tof Boson Dcyeresu. Montsvdeo
a. ~ aa &C. .Sos II & Hsrs .. ss.. Nov
:s Is of ssS: an sst vs e @ sss,
fss I%%. p:jss sissspp I;:.s: Boston 10 days,
ana s.ohorsd q the Spit the Sd hsrsor and
RI sy s' s1.s < sS, IA into
for barber y, and rode o1t the gale IN safety.
cf1ss3 Hi sA. s. s%ss Days NC a.y
heavy y,sther sgli. saiis. a. ~,
from the eastward lost ,as boat galley swept
decsa lost jso0om sneAsr nc, and arrived in ieaky
sehr Heron Ta,od PaaaslphiA for Nswburyport I,sd
heavy westher; lost deck load, dc.
Schr Atlantic, Nickcrson, Salem.
- ship Presdent Fillmore, from Liverpool srrived snd
e .. 81
city THE morning.
BELOW.
Ship John @ Costar, Foster, from shisids Oct IL.
Bark Hope, Ryan, from Limerick Oct IL
Also, one ship, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamships Aabems, Savannah; Nashville Charleston;
ships Andrew festes Liverpool; WIN Rsthtone, Antwerp
Memoranda
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AT New Bedford, November 80 by the Rev. Mr. Salter
OF Dover N H., assisted by the Rev. Mr. Lambert, of
Boston GxoRGE B. WALDROS, Esq, of the house Of Wal
daughter Of the late Timothy G. Coffin and grand daugh
ter Of the late John Avery Parker Of that city.
On Wednesday, December @, by the Rev. William s.
Balch, Mr. JAMES DIcKERsoS TRAPHAGAN to Miss MARIA
MATILDA TAYLOR, eldest daughter Of Isaac Taylor, ESQ.,
all of this city.
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, December g. by the Rev. J.
L. Hodge, Mr. SIMEON NJ. RUSyoS to Miss ELIZA E. daugh
ter Of Francis Nest, Esq, of Essex, Conn.
On Wednesday, December 6, by the Rev. Mr. Van Nest
Mr.. GEORGE s. Phillips to Miss I. LErnA yAIAS, all OF
this city,
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Murder Trial In Brooklyn.

KINGS COUNTY COURT or OYER AND TERMISER.
Before Hon. $. B. Strong presiding; II. A. Moore Esq,
County Judge and Justices Stillwell and Stryker.
DYc 6-The trial OF John n I. Tucker who stands in
dcted for the murder of hs infant son. Vincent Tucker
in the month Of August last having been appointed to
be held this morning, the court crowded st the
hour of meetng but the attendance gradually dwindled
the tedious process. of empanneng the jury
proceeded WITH and became apparent that it would
occupy all day.
1t viii be remembered that the melancholy occurrence
the subject Of the present trial took place the night
of the I'd OF August in Atlantic street. South Brooklyn,
where the defendant who the editor Of the Brooklyn
Daily advertiser, resided.
The prisoner appeared to be ia good health considering
his long confinement in the county jail He looked
composed a man well be in his situation, and
watched the progress made in empanueling the Jury
with great apparent interest,
Owing to the great excitement caused by the circum
stance at the time the great publicity that was
jury who unbiased in their opinion upon the
facts and not until forty five had been called,
and successfully questioned By the counsel either
side, (some being perempory challenged that the fol-
lowing jurors were sworn
!. Ten Eyck Sutphep, T. William b. Leonard,
.. John Hegeman, s. william r. Phelps
3. John Blunt, e. Thomas b. Berdeu,
4. Jonathan :. Burr, To- John J. Manning,
g. James Wilde, H. Samuel + Coysswell,
o. Richn I'd Whippl. ~ Suydaru Hegelnan.
the prosecution, and Messrs A. X Hadiey and VIM II.
Gale for the defence.
On the jury being empapneiled, end the indictment
read by the assistant clerk II being then three
O'CLOCK the Court adjourned till this morning and the
jury separated BY consent, Judge strong having sd-
versng the subject of the issue they. smpsn.
nelled to try.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PORT JEFFERSON, Dec 2-Arr schrs Vim Penn, Avery,
New York; Diamond, Norton, do Martha Jane Hulse,
Haven; Sd Wilson, Hulse Boston, Sheppard Mount,
Holly New York; slOops VIM NAPLES, Eaton New York.
Pearl, Till olson DO.
RsssYe a5ths tons, new, Bacon do John Darling
Sntn Helen Mar Hutchinson do soops Jacob Duryee
Punderson do Emperor Darling, Remark, Holman, New
Haven; Kronsut, Taylor, New York.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 6-Ar schrs @ Prescott, Gil
key, Charleston; s l. Stevens Studley, Boston.
Below, two chips and two brigs.
CID ships Sparkling Wave, Hubbard San Francisco Que
bee EmerssL New Orleans schrs Somervlle Robins;
nychshsr Stubs; Stevens, studey and Telegraph,
Hhelden, Boston.
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Personal Intelligence.

Hon Edward Everett has received and accepted an In
vtaon TO deliver grafton before the town authori-
ties Of Dorchester his native place the 4.h Of July
next.
NJ. H. Aspurans, Minister of Venezuela TO the United
states has obtained leave from his government to be
temporarily absent from the country.
ARRIVALS.
A. the 81; Nicholssayohn seymour, utica; W. Davis
Poughkeepeie N. q. Peters, Cambrdge; A. DE Forest
PHILADELPHIA Edw. Leaned Pittsfeld; W. A. Neal Ohio
l. Farchd, BuGsio &C: Ellison, Havro de Grace, r.
Peries, Raltmore Rev DR. Johnson Jamsica; A. W. teh.
winr Toronto; j. Floyd, Boston; John Plas Havana;
W. p. McKamc, Baltimore; c. French, Cleveland; q H.
Allen, Providence = G shermsn, Plymouth D. wiisms
Halifax; DR.. D. s. Simpson, Mohawk; Rev. DR. Msrsball
Oneida; Lieut.. Barnard, U. H. A.
At tho Metropolitsn.--F n. Brown, Ohio; w Waksaeid
Canada C. ", MehaFy. Pennsylvania; j. Quingiey iii
nois; H. Butler, staten Island; H. o. Ledward. Messo
A. LedrArd, PhuSdephis =. D. Staples Massa usetts
Gen. C Bower, cslifcrniA Hon. }. Cary, Boston.
AT the Abortion. 8. r. Bensos, Maine; H,a. NJ G.
Morton, Msinei G. Bosrdman, Boston; II. s. StoddArdt
Charleston; Col $ G. HAasrd Connecticut; Ms Tsyior
ard family. Baltimore; W. Andrew Avon SPRINGS;
v Coee:et, hr.f,rd; r. 9. Iprsr, Pa,.stipti,; & Y,
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feiore Hon. Judge etts.

ALLfbtp CRUELTY AT SEA.
nc e.--7he United Statcs us. yokn Willioas.--The
accused In this mate Of the ship Wsterwitch,
and s charged with cruel and unusual punishment on
SEAMAN named Baker, for which offence Capt pummer
master OF the vessel was yesterday found guilty sub
ect TO the opinion OF the court whether Baker was
srticled at the time of the alleged punish
ment. The jury in this found Williams guilty.
Sentence deferred.
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Court Caleudar-This Day.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuRr.-NOs. II, 13 to q.
SUPREME r-Circut.-Nos. co., lois, 10l4, 95s,
OIL, a2l, 1867 to 1000 1862 1906
SUPREME CouKr-SpeciAl Term.-Part 2d.-Nos. % to
SO, 126, 81 to 40
COMMON PxAs-Nos. 1Ols, 1870 147s to l4s4, 1ise to
1889.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Four brsnches-Nos. 1903, 1898,
l299 1900. 1901 1905 800 1O3, 42 1915 Asst 400 9t5
$685. g. a, 1885, 1857, 2s5 2s6, 23. ssl, 1886 7ls 79l
450 814 1907 1Oa3 099 $685. 1902, 1lSs 1852 81, $685.
434 1894 924 81, 100 o2o.
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10 all which may be brought against them while act
ton allowing - 600 70 the Board Of Water Commission
TO be divided they choose salaries TO commits
sioners, adopted. resolution authorizing . com
ntee TO prepare amendments 70 the city charter
passed, and Aldermen Slater Davenport Keeney, and
Hill, were appointed such committee. After some
further business, the board adjourned.
YoUs0 MKS's CHRISTIAN AseocIAroS.-A regular
monthly meeting OF the Jersey City Young Mems Chris
tisn Association held Monday evening" at tho
Of the Association of Gregory and Hender
streets. About fifty rembers joined that
evening, which increases the membership to one
hundred members. mission Sabbath school il soon to
be CONNER the auspices OF this association
for which rules and teachers were recommended. The
first of series of essays read by the President and
were ma nv others nresent
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patients, sos a,tesded at the dspenssry se at their
dwellings, 200 Males, SsS; females, s4s Nativity
United States, SIS; Ireland s45 other countries IS
Remaining under treatment 40; sent TO hospital, IL
died Ia. Prescriptions dispensed during the month,
$500
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pesa trade Thers 10 already sr class ship Of the same
At Salisbury 9Th inst, By Mr. Simon Mckay, beautiful
half clipper ship Of 500 tons, -
At Searsport recently, BY Messrs MoGivery Ceodsi
bark OF SO tons called built uader the drco
ton Of Nichels and TO be commanded BY Capt Car
yer, Of Searsport. -
At south Prospect e7d ut by Mr. Hchbsrn, splendid
shp 50 called the JACOB Badger built under the
dance Of Brown, and to be commanded ~
Capt Everett Staples, Of Prospect.
At place sd, BY Mr. Fletcher superior copper
fastened bark OF $50 TONS called the Eveutde be com
manded BY Capt James Partridge, Of Prospect.
Robbnston Esd ult by Gilbert Spear Esq hne ship
Of 1900 be commanded " Capt Sparks Of YES
sci not given. -
TelegraPhie Hepe.ts.
sies Boston; Isaac Auerton, hester, and Far West
York.
Aiso arr Sd, ship Equity. New York.
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Fmrs AND ALARMS m rosros.-Durine the mont,

Of November the Boston Fire Department called out
hfteen times The alarm from the following dis
tricts and stations District /, six times-satons
0, times, and IL. District O. two demonstrations g.
:. Districts 3, two demonstrations and g. District a.
two times-station twice. District 6, trae-sta-
ton ]. District 0, one time--staton T. District T. one
time
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CoAL.-I HAVE NOW OPENED NEW YARD M
~ Duass street, near Broadway, In connection vita
my old established yards Of King and Greenwich
streets and Twenty nth street and Ninth avenue whevS
ntesd to sell the best quality Of red ash At the lowest
pcseibn price, ter cash. Weight warranted or eoa,t"r
seitcA. PETER CLINTON.
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Williamsburg city Int lligence.

Darn FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. saford held an
inquest yesterday at 116 North Third street the
body Of an aged man. named George Bennett, who was
found dead in bed. The jury rendered verdict Of
death by ntemperance.
BOLD RoBngRY--A German named Gustavc Heydel,
while in grocery in North Fourth street, Tuesday
evening, was attacked by party of men, OF whom
succeeded in robbing him Of Ss5 which in his port
monnse warrant has been issued for the arrest Of
the thief
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On Monday December 4, the wife OF GsoRGg WILLIAMS,
Of this city, Of a SON.
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LAvscrrp--As rrince's Cove. Nc ny VIZ C Huston a
sa...fu! geil o. l.Q isns aud The Aga. az be "a
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COAL, &C.

FCERRAP1N SOUP THIS DAY, AT THE Ray STAT
Il Hotel (late Gunters), las and LAT Fulton street