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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-12
THE EUDORA MYSTERY.
BODY OF THE CAPTAIN NOT FOUND.

BODY OF THE CAPTAIN NOT FOUND.
The Inquest on the body found on Saturday last in
q sack and supposed to be that of Capt VIM. Palmer
of the schooner Eudors Inogene, concluded be-
fore Coroner Hapord yesterday afternoon in the East
ern District of Brooklyn:
Capt j. Arnold sworn-I reside at Deep River.
Conn, and was broher-in-law Of Capt. Palmer have
that IT is not the body Of Capt Palmer; think could
recognize it if it was hun; Capt Palmer had the figure
of female prcked in India Ink on his arm; the left
arm of deceased is in sufficient preservation to have
shown this figure if one had been made there; Capt.
Pamer's ears had been pierced and he wore ringsi
deceased did mott Capt. Palmer was five feet eleven
inches high, and his head was rather round, with
high forehead and slightly bald the mate was about
five feet high and about twenty years Of age red hair,
no whiskers and frecked face.
The Jury rendered q verdict that Deceased, an
unknown man, came TO his death by causes unknowa
A them"
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Advertisements
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS-NOTJCE.

Dr. RoBsEr HUNTER bess inform his patients IN rhais
ls he has ope5ed essbhont in that city, Under
The sonA charge Of Dr. NoRsos for the special reai
rneut of disease, Of the throat and lungs.
Dr. MoRsos member Of the Royal College Of surseoas
London and hss enjoyed both IL thai city aud New fA ons
and experience IN the treatment Of pulmonary a9eon
Dr. HrsTEs would also state, fOr the Information q ns pa
BLIssAKD WILLIAMS VII hereafter be associated with me ns
.rore otce.
These have been rendered necessary by ne
susth of he practice PhlAdelphiA sad Baltimore snc
u- retirement Of DR.. JAMES HUsTLR il consequence OF III
health Patients IN cities will future ENJOY DOT on
A the advantage Of Dr. HuSrEKs advice er1 ne aid
benefit OF the personal care and ssperyOa Of kf and &C
.yshec resident II hysiciAns. - 81.
In The Specialist and journal Of Diseases Of me Cne.' ~
February extended explanation Of DR. HUsTER view. .aa
treatment vii Be found with much s5r0na uio
which sbsud b read by every predposed 70 or
from any Affection oi The throat or lunsx Ins
rrueurcd Of The publishers MesrL SHEshS Co go. 81
House. Persons residing st distance who are Prev y
the OF their heeth, the weather, or ons
toun WHITING The city for ADVICE Be prsscroo i9 oy
t Is necessary thA the patent seas AZ
6escrs~ the present. symptoms ind the past hsoy
ease To render scch decripton exact hs on qusS
h.s been repa-.d. which will b. srn.. with spee P, ~
The speeiant, ca application 10 either OF the i'loNe ~
dresses:
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BAlrfHozE-Dr. J. B. WLLIAns No o. MOTH O9.
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E<c from 3 m 70 p. N, tAay
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FIR Z S.
FIRE IN HUDSON STREET.

On Monday evening fire occurred in the dry good
store No. 3l3 Hudson street, in consequence OF some
light fabric in the show window coming in contact with
the gas-bsrners. Damage about 500. No alarm was
given.
FIRE IN YIrTr-THIRD srETRr-Two WOMEN BADLY
BURNKD.
Shortly after eleven o'clock on Monday night hre
occurred in the tenement house corner OF Fttythrd
street and Broadway. The fire originated IN The room
occupied by German woman named Frecker. IL
appears that she preparing over the stove some
remedy for disease with which she was afflicted.
when her clothes accidentally ignited, burning her
severely. She feeble to be unable TO extin
gush the flames. Her cries were heard BY a neigh
bor Mrs. Wolley, living in the same house, who went
to her assistance. In her endeavors to save Mrs.
Frecker Mrs. Wolleys clothes also caught fire. burn
ing her in a shocking manner. policeman Of the
Twenty second Ward hearing the alarm hsstenod to
their aid. and with the assistance of the neighbors
succeeded in rescuing them and in eKtinguishiag the
fanes. Both Of the women are 80 badly burned that
bu. Little hope is eaterAised u tAeu oe>>verY. The
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Advertisement
Cation To WESTERN MERCHANTS.

since the Introduction Of Schedsm Aromate ss5aapes into
the United States number OF Lilnor Mixers in New York.
Philadelphia have been engaged In puttas uP
mixed aud poisonous Gin in l1d Jugs sad 70 %
JaRed Of upon the anwary for sesuine SelnsPp nave
directed my 10 institute legal pocs9lnzs AGAINST a
IersOus whom they ascertain to be engaged Ia tbs most
system Of deception and call the press and me
public aid them IN their efforts 10 remedy 50 great "a sF
wish the pabe unde tsnd the Schnspps not sold by
the gallon pipe IL only sold in quart and pgt ooes IN
OF dozen quarts ard dozen pnts each bottle
velopSd yellow paper with my the Doae cora and
fac simle Of NV signature the label ,
Fos sale by al Wholesale Druggists and Grocsrs the
ey. UDoLPHo WOLF.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer
No. 10, 70 and y beayerst., New rtk
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been enough TO pay the expenses there Poregn sins
aio received from euigrans at their full nsniaL
vslue, and drafts are easbcd without discount. AZ.
Crttendn stated that he agent at The Garden fer
several different lines Of transit, and rgdy cro,,-
questioned by the Chairman Of the Committee on eker
ms,ter pertaining to the investigation. Several Coz
nan eIui examined by Interpreter to the
amoupts charged them for tickets. protest read
by Cornmis soner Garrieue, declining State officer
to answer any questions the Committee mi 5b! f. to
nsk The COmmiite then adjourned.
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CASTLE GARDEN ABUSES.

Tie Special Committee Of the Board OF Council
"a appointed TO investigate the matter OF the abuses
emigrsnts ct Castle Garden held an adjourned
sstng in the Council Chamber yesterday afternoon.
NJ X. j. Cuttenden testified that he was cashier al
gle Garden, and when tickets were sold TO parties
transportation over the various roads the money
pad TO the companies entitled TO it. Twenty per
n 81 such amount was reserved 10 pay expenses at
arden The amount received since the Garden
'SPesea tx Tie o0Ryeaence Of smigraats has not
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THE WEATHER.-The temperature On Saturday,
sth p fell below freezing po.n and At midnight
o next morning from s' and did not se sboTe s'
during Sunday ard from n till minsht asst i5'. sad
and of Monday - and durnS that day did
above 6e midnight i' and in elJaibrs for
eight consecutive hours aud this morning al was II II at
and SO. This cold perturbation without doubt
Immediately connected with esrthquakes High winds have
attended the cold for the last four days Ny weather neme
snds Of yeerdsy contained =. error-sO should have fssi
the year which Hudson River contuue closed
till lst Of April. Il MERRIAM
Tr<iday March lip n
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THE NEW CITY HILL

The Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen on the
subject Of the New City Hail. met yesterday and
amned the various plans fe, and compared their
respective merits. Mr.. BUcKsAS was present and
explained his plan, lately prepared. which embraces
the present City Hall with additional story, and
contains room enough for the accommodations of the
different United States officers. The Committee then
adjourned. subject 70 the call Of tie Chairman.
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CT 4 Y ITE AZ s..

Tho Italian Opera at the Academy of Musis, Pour
henth street, which was postponed OWN, 10 the IL
Dsss of Mr. BrignOl, will open tonight WEDNESDAY,
with the Trovatore by Mad. Lagrange, Mas Adelaide
Philips, tas American. her first appearance in opera in
this country, Mr.. BrignOI, Mr.. Amodis and Mr.. Gl'-
psrol.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
TuH SOUND STEAMERS.

The steamers Commonwealth from Norwich, and
Bay State from Fall River arrive yesterday until
II o'clock A. M in consequence Of the heavy westerly
and southwestery winds which have prevailed latter
w. and which blew during the whole of Monday night
with increased violence. The G.. Vanderbilt due from
Stonngton did not leave until a. IN. yesterday. On
account OF this the line will probably postpone trip
If So she will 20 out again to-day at the regular hour,
and the Commodore will come out from Stonngton at
the same time.
THE STEAMSHIP UNION.
The Union will sail on the 18th inst. for Gibralter
and other Mediterranean ports. She has been sold to
the Austrian Steamship Company known as Lloyds,
and is designed to ply between Trieste and Malta. The
Union has made several very satisfactory voyages TO
Europe, although she was originally designed for the
Charleston trade.
THE COLLINS LINE.
is said that all the vessels of this line will be
fitted with water-tight bulkheads before they leave
this port again. The Baltic now the Dry Dock, is
being recoppered, and we are informed that twelve
woterticht bulkheads have beon constructed in her
hold.
rAIRHAyES VESSEL sUSK-Two LIVES LOST.
Tie schooner Dorchester, from Fairhaven Capt
John Lewis from Virginia with oysters, bound to thi'
port, the 4th inst, when opposite Old Field Pace,
a hole in her and caused her to leak badly. Capt.
Lewis finding it impossible to keep the schooner ahoat
put her head toward land and endeavored to run her
on Long-Isand shore, but when off Mllers Point
about one and half miles from shore, she upset and
sunk in about four fathoms water Capt Lewis and
the steward, John Wilson, colored, were drowned.
Capt. l. got into the shrouds, but soon became ex
bausted and fell into the water. The steward was
drowned when the schooner went over. The mate,
Geo. Low and Albert Van Ness, seaman, who were
all that remained of the crew. clung to the wreck and
were rescued on the 5th and taken to Milers Place
They had been exposed for twenty-seven hours, aud
were badly frost bitten. Capt. Lewis was young
man very much respected by oil who knew him. He
has left wife and family in Fairhaven.
New. Havon Journal March Ia
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(PECIAL COMMITTEE on EIGHTH AVENUE
RAILROAD.

The Committee having this subject, of the snow and
10 along the line Of Eighth Avenue Railroad, in
sarge met again yesterday at the City Hall. num-
G Of Witnesses testified as to the practice of the COM
Any in removing snow from the tracks hnd heapug 1t
on the sides Of the street and complained that the
aae was great detrnent TO their business. Ater
lsrng all the evidence offered, the Committee finally
A s.urpel
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NEKJERSEY ITEMS.

TEE SHAD FIsHFRIgs-The prcprietors Of the Shsd
Fisheries in the North River opposite jersey City, are M
uencng their for ts hhins season The nrst
shsd usually caught about the h OF April Last year e
first shad taken the 18th Of March TINS yeaf tne zee
that shad will Ia market b. fore the 10th l5 OF Apr
At present the floating ee will prevent tire setting Of the Psss
~ which tbs net ia attached.
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Assaulted, STABBED AND RoBBED-A man
known "Ccffee john" who keeps stand in Vesey
near Washington street, was attacked Sunday night
while at the corner of Church and Vesey streets and
after being Knocked down and robbed by the rowdeS,
they stabbed him in the side, and left hm helpless on
the walk. An alarm was raised, but too late to se
cure the arrest of the robbers. They were three IN
number. and stole about Slo from their victim The
wounded man was conveyed to the residence of his
brother whore he now Ives suffering from the wound.
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fAdvertisementl
ACHIEVEMENT IN ART-IiOLMRS's PHoTO-

GRAPHIC rtye in taking Picture with tho eanera
Lie three larger than usual and economical
PRINCIPLES The style termed the Phototyre Specimens
exhibiting at the Depot ~ the DOUBLE CAMERA, No. I'D
Broadway where the noted 25 cent pictures originated
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ARREST OF MoRR CouSrERFsIrERs.-On Monday
night three young men were arrested by the Four
teenth Ward Police, CHARGED with attempting to pass
five dollar counterfeit bill the Bridgeport Bank,
at the store Of John Richtee No. 226 Grand street.
The accused gave their names Daniel Larkin, John
johnson, and Edward Murphy, and were held by JUS
tice Brennan TO await examination.
Mary Riley, woman who had previously been in
custody charged with passing counterfeit money, was
arrested at her residence No. II Forsyth street on
Saturday night on information given by an alleged
female accomplce in custody. Mrs. X. made a
most desperate resistance, and knocked down one of
the Lower Police Court Sergeants with her fist. OH
Ger McMannus went to the assistance Of his colleague,
and was assaulted by the womans husband. Both
were finally overpowered and conveyed in triumph to
the Tomb., where they were locked up. Two of tho
spurious Bridgeport bills were found in possession
OF Mrs. r.. and il is alleged that she had furnished
other persons, now in custody, with similar bills to
pass.
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= .s,,rcv Of offering rfOmiums for the bss
buidnss adaped 10 the vans Of Amsriosu
pt snd .t the said Committee report paOs and specii
10 AID the vzious wants Of those intending -
cid and enersy inIroe hs style and convenience Of
Club viii continue TO NEE. weekly for sometime
4. coros and the saue questions will be continued TO
xbcb miscellaneous matters are always added as they
occur nom time 10 time.
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IAdrertisemen, |

EUREKA Ladies VIII ind In the use oil
pLs C.ssoRINE the most edmrabe dressing for he Hair
ever introduced both OF it, exquisite perfume and
it's gthenpg properties Sold by all Dusg as and Fancy
Is cents per bottle.
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Advertisement
AssIGNEE,s SALE.-The stock Of Dry Goods

IN No 10 Grsnd consisting ofSLs Sbavis Mernoe..
Parsnsttss Plsis DeaDes Cscoes, Fsnnes Ccsaneres,
sannets, Shrtngs, Linens Table Dsnssk, Napkins Mar
sess Quilts, BAregea Printed Mullins Lawns uiushaq
AID large stock Domestic Goods H 70 be sold at great
sscnhcs. By oraer OF tAe AssisnSe.
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TAdvertissTnent.
q. ILL.,. 6 .atrr and hoan Nj
CAe-GAS.-Gas

designs Just for the Sprng trade Also the best Pottaes
.s for private Dwelling Churches or Fsctoes N ns
country. For Wholesale retail call at our ssat nuiiS0f
ips De POI 40 SIG Broadway. ARCHER, WARsEK Co
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Advertisement o.,
Window Shades, White and Buff Hollands, Oil

Cloth Table Covers, Picture Cois Tssses 1c az manufae-
turoTs prees BY WooDso WEaPLr No 5 CAthsrne-st,
n. T. County Merchant. supplied at tho lowest Pr@sA
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BURNED TO DEATH.-

BURNED TO DEATH-Mrs. DietZ, tho German
woman who W severely burned the frs In Fifteenth
street corner A. died yesterday Bellevue Hspi
Ia. Coroner Connery held inquest the body aud the
Jury rendered verdict Of Death by burns accidentally
ceiyed" Tie deceased lost child by suoc alton at The
ire Mr.. Distz about thirty years 0f age.
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GOVERNORS CT THE ALMsHOUsE

The usual weekly meeting of the Board Of Ten Gov
enors war held yesterday afternoon at their in
the Rotunda. Present. Cows. Draper, Duke, Dugro,
Gunther, Oliver, Townsend, Bel, Temann.
Weekly statistics Of the inmates OF the Institutions
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Advertisement
CHANDELIERS A,

assortment and original dezns al Of own manu-
feture will be foul ~ our Wueroous, No 3H Broad
vsy. MITCHELL BAILSY 4 Co
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building sustained no damsge. No alarm was gvea
by the City Hall or other beis
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BROOKL YN IIlE1l&.

SUNDAY TRAVEL or rHs BEooSLrs CRY Rail-
noADs.-The Committee Of the connaa Cosncil, 10
whom WIS ref rred numerous petitions praying that
the BROOKLYN City Railroad Company be directed ~
run their Sunday reported adverse at the last
meeting the nature Of the agreement betwees the
Company ard the city being such as to require the
coss, Mt of the Company before any alteration can be
made. As some Of the Company have demonstrated
AGAINST the measure the Common Cosncil has no
power to set. There will, therefore, be no railroad
travelling on Sunday.
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School No. ls in Thirteenth street, near Seveash ave-
uue, vii be examined to-day.
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pr Parry held nm inOuest

FoUgD DRowNED.-Coroner Perry held an inquest
Yesterday at Pier No 25 East Bye upon he body
fno n man 25 years found floating in the dyer
No marks OF violence found upon tue
body and the Jury rendered verdict Of Dssh by downing
Deceased inches in hight, sou built, and
plainly dressed
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In the action brought before Judge Culver by the
City OF Brooklyn against j. B. Brahm. for violation
ef the Sunday ordinance, verdict has been given OF
$3.50. Sc there is promise that the grosshopi OF
Brooklyn will be closed at least one day in tae week
The case will probably be carried to higher court
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OUTp,Gy ny .Sr.CH-DRIyER.-JohnM Mcclure, q

earnan while engaged yesterday IN loading his cart N boa
way Wayey place, was run over and serouJ lulItd
by STAGE No I3 Of what line Is known de wa con-
yeyed bis refence Several who witnessed me oc
wf and malicious on the part oil
lie driver. He however escaped arrest
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The Committee Randals Island, to whom was
referred the subject of nursery cemetery and recev
ing vault Randalls Island, reported favorsbly.
The Committee propose to incose plot of ground $50
feet square, suitably embellished. The report was
adopted, and e3OO appropriated to purchase material
for the vault, with instructions to do the work with
prison labor. The of 81 200 appropriated for
the erection of q wire fence and embellishments.
The Committee Salaries submitted a report for
increase Of salaries of employees under the Board Of
Governors. The total amount Of increase proposed is
$4,000, and the amount of decrease, by dispensing
with help &C.. ia s5l5 leaving total of $685. The
increase is divided as follows:
Office and outdoor poor $3.50 Work House $500
City 40 Lunatc Asyl l9l
PeIitentisry Hospital 3G Raldas Isand...... $40
PeIltentlary. l<oO
Aims House 40
The decrease proposed is, for Penitentiary, s25o;
LuDatic Asylum, Sos; Randaps Island, $500.
The report concluded with the following resolution:
Resoed That hereafter all applications for increase of a
RES granted by the Board the situation 70 be considered
vacant and the necessary steps taken TO Gil the
On motion, the report was accepted, and Governors
Draper and Duke in favor of laying it over one
week to give the members an opportunity to examine
IT. il appeared to them very strange that the commit
tee should urge the immediate adoption of report
which had required SO long time to prepare.
motion to lay the report one week was Lost
After considerable discussion the report was adopt
ed after an amendment offered by Governor Draper.
accepted, increasing the salaries of the Wardens
to 81 500, except the Warden of the Workhouse.
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BURGLARY-The house of Mr.. Robinson in Msnrse
place was entered oolOck Sunday rnor-irs oy
turr and roshed Of gold watch aud wearing apparel
Mrs Robinson the burglar the At awakened
her husband but from he did not ase Al sh
IN tll TIE kurrIAr Lah escaued.
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REAL EsrarE.-The following sales OF real estate
were made e,srdAy at the Merchants Exchange, BY
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SoHoeL ExAmyArIos-WardS School No. So, in
Ninth street, near Avenue C. The Primary Depart
ment numbered 633 pupis. The order was excellent,
and the scholarship was very good, although recen.
promotion had taken away the best scholars. The
girls department had $50 pupils present. The speci-
mems of needle-work exhibited were as fine as any
seen in the schools far, and there good
drawings. The examinations in history, astronomy
and grammar were very good, and the singing fne In
the boys department 3l5 scholars present. They
were generally quite young, but very well advanced.
Tie reading especially good. The teachers are,
in the Primary Department, Misses Euretta NJ. Sichol
son. Elizabeth Pickford, Victoria A. Hulen Phebe A.
Walters. Anna Z. Turner Anna A. Warren, Mary +.
Eppcs Mary Z. Squires, Cs.harine A. Mitchell Anna
r. Brush and Sarah A. Moore, and in the girls de-
partment Misses Lucind w. Wooster. Charlotte K.
Wooster. Cstharine A. Durkin, Joanna Z. Messenger,
Emily C. Hoyt, Sarah J. Crane, Susan McYey and
Sarah M. Brooks, and IN the boys department,
Alpheus ID. Dubois, John NJ. Sears, James Z. Finch
and Misses Csihaine K vaanOy, Mary L. Mills. Hen
tsats ws.ses Aaas Nsddea cad Susan Haetsa.
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MILITARY FUNERAL.-The members OF the New
York City Guard have made arrangements to bring
home from Texas the remains of the late William Nc
Ardle one of thertormer commandaRts. The deceased
will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery, with military
hODO4s.
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'''''"'A
Number Of families receiving outdoor reliet
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PERsosAL.-The Catholic Bishop Of Hartford, Con-
necticut Is said to be among the passengers on the
Pacific.
Parker II. French was at Ncw-Orleans on the Goth
ult., en- route for Nicaragua.
DR.. Pennington, the colored preacher, has had
call from the church in Hartford, Conn.
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TENANT -HoUsRs A Committee Of the Legislature,
Of whom Mr. Hanford forms one, has been detailed to
visit this city for the purpose of examining number
of tenant houses the object being to obtain some facts
whereon to base law which shall force the unscrupu
ous to have regard to sanitary rules in the con-
struction of dwellings for the poor. The Committee
are to meet at the Mayors Office Friday morning
next.
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At the Annual meeting of the NewYork Coal Ex-
change held at their rooms, No. "a Pine street, on
Monday the following persons were elected to serve
as officers for the ensuing year:
President, Sylvanus S. Ward Vice.President,
George H. Potts; Secretary l.. j. Beloni, jr Treas
urer. L. W. Phillips; Directors Henry Reeve, j. Ba-
ker. Jer. Wilkrson, G. +. Power, VIM. NJ. Rogers,
G. +. Nevn, Joseph Noble, T. Truslow, jr., Thonas
Maher; Arbitration Committee, Charles Lowther, Da
yid J. Nevin, Samuel Castner, Samuel Il. Mabbatt,
Joshua Rogers Inspectors, j. w Andreas, Frederick
Oakley, Charles Amber.
The organization is now in full operation.
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The death of Col. James c. Church Of Fort Hsmil-
ton will be regarded as severe calamity by the
neighborhoOd in which be lived. lie was man OF
singular enterprise and public spirit, and was alike the
companion of the afuent and the sympathizing friend
of the poor His funeral takes place this afternoon at
2 O'Clock from his late residence.