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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-22

N.
ship JshS e..',sh from Liverpool for Rio Janero Nor g.
ton Nov ., Ia, rs :. loo % -.
Foreign Ports
,rxHsysS Nov ao-Arr barn Raleigh dis,asi fopp New
C,rprs.s Dec Io--Arr bark MarA perrsy, Brown ror-
land, brg Fien asry, Curs Trauhiori, schr. rranx~.
NJ: ilh. bark saraSss Biy.s n wmasou nv sls r.
stoyes, NYorki i2h sehr Neshon. spragg Phiia
Drs- Dee lsld barbara Houston (frsm London. nos,le
f.vAsA. Dec le-ArT bnxs Harriet Ado; u P.rte--
veiyiis ssrannsh iiln MinneoaKs. Ward: Censaero~
Grant sns L,ra 6e. SrsrS May sasi. Keller Bs.sa.
ssy.nash Nier. Fossr. so-isss.; .cSr ovyvrrs,.
s.sSs where .6s lem bah taaass, acSe, c.ean..
e1 fs sa sS az cs. &c oss NO Bowy sYos big in.
Beleh iday. GeOrss,osn sslr Norar1, Howard Mos.le
ar 81 esses nm Sorlesns Iisyrc brs 4 wiisns
Hssiy Nierk ish, bark Warren Baboire, do brig Har
$3.50; Scy AR sTs ns.gsrSs aoy,.e syors
sssIs Tesn.s9 and s Sr ss 40 r.as,
nrere. Woodbury. 10. ish' brig hEr'hs Gichrst ks~sy.
Hopsrs Havana, In, bark Pau Bosss, Dusr soSie
Home posvs.
sad fisHsnI Pe.s Sys.s '.5S Il nan,isy. asasO.s
on ih a bs.rasa esrs nj MSrrsy. X yoas
~ s. Srs "" = Bruno kn.ss. POGO Rico 49,,
hoge bay tro1en over a. t down - Rrsol frrr yesses
De- s ri F%%- s; =, T. rss 4.
Sherwood BISON icr NNorK. Sid scbr bay Stale. An
wad INV
JAcKsosvlIiE bee i2-ln pos srhr Mora cro~eu. for
Newport. dp.
I'D llth brig Csrlann. Ares NRed,crd
NEW ORLEANS DC II DIV le1-Arr shin Young sass.
MerTymsn, TrspsnL Freiehisto Lrerpcol ID.
NORFOLK Dec lsAfr br's Argo ,forfl, grseia ssien,
s4hr sar, fgGen, Jsnid~n Cid schv smith. Has
Prov denee Y s,urs.s, Norris. Portland -
NEW BEDFORD, Dec ts-Sd schr J II shrlever WILEY,
Philadelphia.
NFwPokT. Dec li-i rr bark Gs1sie buell., Barbaioes
co. NHayer tehrs Darling, carr, Nfed; lh 9aee"
h. south q msssdl Whtel1r, Mobile Zoe Providence
lNh. AN-ln wort bark lsxee, gsting @der way " 90
aut. brig lavusn shrr eueen 90 the South urars
Darling nark star Crieaus ~ Prov denee VII FRO.
tefd Hrsi lar Wind. .. $780,.
PORTLAND Gee Ie-srr shp kentnekisn new Merry.
man Fspepo, It'd brig P1ns-ta Hi, eeFua a sfsnde.
providence. Uec tp-Arr geAmtr O~pray, kinney, New
votk. sohs fbrn AtsrS. Mar a. Richmond Below trig
Yacgor Titus from NNoTt. schf Waterbury RENAME
Eelnw.
RtNKLkSD, Dec Pan brio Taiigiah, Amesbury, VA
Charleston lah scirr X Ps Getcheil NYork
lor ReIas Ieaio1 for Fransir Chance kea.
ting Nloyk; i6i. tagc Ttomn-, 10 Sli Ira, sdhgs Fec
est Mobile 1ah, !. " lsin, NYok-
WOODS HOLE Dee ~, rN--psssinr by, a three mass
propeller bovnd w-pf obab.y the Jersey Blue.
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City Intelligence.

CITY Intelligence.
rosyv.r,o. ar p.sv p,,t c,r.a VA fap,~t,, oap
D~a oeen iseueo-
AT regular meeting OF the Knckertocker Base Bal Grub
Resolved. That Messrs. Adams Grene,e sad wadswors be
Convention Of The varous base ban clubs q this ely aad
nty. .,..,.. .,..-,.. .... 49,, .,us, ...
REQUESTED each 10 elect three 10 meet No
49, Broome street the city OF New York Thursisy tae
I'd day OF January, 1857. u y ADAms
oaArthAi - oopAhA''eV
We understand the object OF this convea non Is 20 pro
mote additional interest Ia base bail payng 81 the get.
-, = :, ., ...,.- - -. =. s.-a,o,,-a :,
uns Up u kAn' n1'u'' " so-As -
tempted Ease ball playing has already become aue "A
Institution win cur people ana these ou0s sn,ua ~ ~
means 90 ercoufbgso Creke, payine VI als o,uhil, =
almost eauieiy connned 70 nea, sau 49, ae
1icans make but i,tse progress Ia tbs game Ne.
with base bal playing. II u the fsvorie game q
pAii wiz our sonso oeys 60 "a l, sns
garoo are AZ General thing very essu partly no
coubt because Of its as ISOLATION with boyish froes bu
mssi " because i. is su excellent u no Tor exercisng
every usc OF the BODY and good Tor
OF sedentarv habit Tho result OF the convention.
doub w be not only to ioaugurase us~ elros out Also
" sfs0s'uen u'ose Nv" - eA' 49,.
"'AsD fihA DhiNhASSi ran. :" -
'ne @ps 70 no'o mo"s'o' iaif y '"o N''eA' A''
sniAi !" VIC "''es'u' o"o 0sI's TO- - ="
Catholic Ladies Inc proceeds 10 sns Gaze "oon go 20
the Widow ard Orphans Fund OF the Fire department
Varv are very popular no w. ana doubt oui tn,
hAnSsN this ihud.
The plan 4 that each company In the depsr,msnt nave
table OF It tn oe served by thor afy FRIENDS, 1ud
the rivalry that would ensue woua o. course oeaeh' vas
'SIu - - - -. 49,,
fss ALAhh
through the onlef Engineer, mas gwen orues 70 oe
ringers the Yorkve and Harlem bel towers to strxe
alarms for lres located between T~eaiy secoad street
AID Seventy ninth street by AID strokes o. the
bell, or hres Al herkvis taree s'rkes, 70, ooomas
s, - .,-"ra, ava e. csr-s,ayslla .evan stro.,s
~. s.,t int, ON - i'm 80, Tsur,tas All
vii ,avc to members OF the deoartmeat much useless
,ronhia !, riu onya,e tho naceas,y of ,he u,rleu
nsaha,,anv,,la and from rum
down 70 Twenty second street. aud will those
companies IN the ser osuic' from long ana "'e"s'
i'n up .-,..,-..
i"A = 90" 90
night IRE proSe OUT IN ue grocery auo PEo'oa s'''
occupied by Mr. Lucky. at No 80 Barclay street The
names very soon extended ut an bu!dag-ths
s.,.., rart ., The ,oe ~, yoss estimated
At aboat SIS COO Covered ny Insurance. rka basement,
Of ~ was oeSup.eu ~ La~asa L ~ "
49,. 800. a.,.gsa ~ wssSr -
- - s,o.,- .r.. o,.,,.l =,
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much effect The liquor gentlemen nesd an be- under
spy apprehension With heavy deot On sas society
sad money coming "siowfy "a" WITH brothers
Greeley, Ray aud Chambers sfAlleu rom grace,
with Deievxn beginning through the game aod
fosIg bleed as freely former years, With Wilder
and all sensible and honest Temperance mon disgustod
ana disheart sped. II 10 very probable thai any
effective move meui be made ths winter by tho
society Unless therefore, some epterprsins and specu
atve genemsu gets up prohi5ory law of me sake Of
drawing out" ihe liquor dealers, ore very remunera
tive item the business OF xl he lost
to the ieeches oil the lobby.
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D'elegrapiIlc Marine Re00rt.


c.. Men, s Ssss s:: e. Sss a.sss:
heraid Marine C,sIesssss.szsAos.
Msnss 4s Rss Eo.sa % sS.,. s:
Bangor 0rccser Presaery rsuu,on; ssi To
and sSSn Brothers,
es bark wn oS4.e
jenkins DODGE saneor sami Cashier Tosnn Hsw Isrk;
miscellaneous sssd D&sastccu4
WRECK PACKET SHIP NEW Yonx Usxsowx
sHIr-Tbe following is a teiegraphc despatch Fliwosd
Walter ESQ., Secretary of me Board Of Underwriters dated
squan Village, Dec 2l:-The ship New YORK, Ysrx
Is ashore miles Of Barnega and fun of waor. She
assorted cargo and passengers. Aso.
ship lies of Barnegat with masts Saw three
deck sent surf boat their No
assistance provisions to be had from the beach
in BROWN.
I'VE learn from ship reporter that the Beard ~
Underwriters despatched the wreckng schr Etceiier ~
assistance Of the above unfortunate vessels She tea iast
evening for the Of disasterl
BARK AsAGus Of Boston At New Haven from shsas h.i
W. was thrown on her beam ends, and Sniff ss'
warks stove, decks swept DC.
BRIG ALaIRA from Georgetown. sc, for Thouason.
% h S sne h a. beer Of @ i inst S sa.
lumber, and has List Of about three streaks apor
as G% Hs Blown e s
main boom, &c
~aSr 'G a on he sd. %
near Newbuyport, on the bar where she reunaina
O'Clock afternoon of 18th aehore about O'Clock
ing of 18th Brewster Flats and high and dry 81 lev
water.
scm SARAH Posr. from NYcrk for Rocksnd ashore
Balleys Island, harpsSeil l4th inst and olsed
sunk with topmAs,s above water and safsp
sails loose. was passed 18th inst Oh Gay Head.
SIooP CLSToS-A small soop reported to be It's ClatSa
Capt small, from Some and for Harwich struck
entons reef outside of Newport might OF 18th inst atoa
T 9s soSe y ss & o, aS az
but what they sood stated had hoard
between end three hundred dollars the 0f hs
fish, which The Clinton ab0ut -
burthen owned the captain
before reported without nsme)
1he State OF Maine Of the Fall River line, did
arrive until Pm being detained Newport in consequences
of a heayy gale.
s.nse or THE P.cxET SUR CONFEDERATION, roe LrEs
rooL-Tbe packet ship Confederation. Capt Corning lt
Almond street wharf at O'Clock THE incoming In k he
steam,ug The following items her cargo
y sos bustes corn bulk lS 4s bushels whes, IN 6ess
sll0 bsFs z3s6 do feed 98s aad 50 erce
coverseed sc bbls our 800 do rosn 81 hhds bark IS bss
oil ~ terces rice, do beeswn and i41 boxes bsconPAta
depba evening psper Dec 20.
VESSELS Soip-Ship Richa~d Asop ga tons years std
built Bath Me has been sold aDd
So eco; and chip Hachel old SIS built
Me, private BY auction John Colby, ~
tons built Fast Boston in 1876 sold $500. and
SEAsEs WACgs-saiors have become rather scarce.
again. though have change tn report IN rates. We
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10. pilot CT Cape Herr 4, crter y 81 i,o Hsr,aSs
Rcacs but eo.d po bos hsz thscx wessses
was company smith Isand besr,eg sW mles * ~
pilot The l? oc Fire Island having been three days -
Ioug Island IN heavy gale from N.
Shlp Jeremiah Thompson Blake, Liverpool Nov O. Yss
r,dse and 2S passengers TO rhompsoas Nephex. Wa
lowed into Quarantine last night by sean tag WIN WeSs.
Capt Hazard
schr Texan Liueoin Passport
Schr Amanda 6iiS-v, fancolnytfs, me.
schr King Philip, Chase, Fan River.
sehr Bay State, sbefg God, Boston.
Steamer Mount Savage, Watson, Baltimore. 81 toura wiz
mdse, 10 H Cromwell
Ship City az New York Salers from Liverpool Noe IS
mdse and passengers, TO d 4 kinsslanj A bulon
SAILED.
Ships Orient American Union and Guy ManneriUg IAvev-
pool Drgo, Glasgow: I j Rogers Nants FIR bars 50 JO
semi, Hayre and others
Ficm Quarantine his morning. steamships 0eovge Law
AspinwHD augusta, Savannah, Msrou Oasrast0r; KeAn
okr, Norfolk &C.
VIM durilg The day viii Indication of q atorul
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uoboLep city News.

stEooE E1,sr1roSs. VIII be an examissnco
or he puenc schools Of Hoboten, at the Public school,
Building, 10 Garden street, on tuesday, commencing ~
. o'clock A. n. IN the boys Department, sod 81 -
y " In the sirls department There VIII be vscs
tcr ~ the school durirg the holidays
scuppp 70 Drsrp-A child Of John Isony, q Boboxss.
dtd on Wednesday IN consequences Of tssss bsiy scasd
"a the day previous, BY 90 Dos vN~ o~ns s0c'
Uen.sliy overturned ppos y
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Poi,,y Jane, Edwards and Henry Dayton. OF New
Tor. s,rcs,sd % Js,sey cl,y tuesday morans last
charged viii attempting 10 commit burglary, had
ssijor before Re~order Bedford Saturday afternoon
III f,l< District Attorney, appearing 10 behalf Of the
peope and Joras b. Phillips, Of New York, for the
prisoners The Recorder decided 10 hold them for
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Tar r,sss CA1rouc PORTION or the population Of Green
psnt a.. ~ ss,sted eserdsy laying the corner stone
~ the frt caho- cburch built 10 that place Inc
Pew Dr Laughin. assisted W the Rev Mr.. Malone and
Bruuesnsssr, cor Quoted the ceremonies. The bishop
rrcsr he'd one u ks mott able sermons which was lie
tened With brcshsss attention ~ people Of all demo
NrtV afc
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prysopnI Intelligence.

fieu' George perby, Uorea state. biographical
rngastr-the original iohn Phonlx"--bs, hejn order
Ell 10 pttrot from Washington Territory.
senator Mallory Of Ftur ia and the Hon fsmes Cad.
d,u late uried state. M''itte- 70 Nc~co passen
g,r, he steamer lsshel from Kcv wst " Charleston
the former gentleman mas arrived Ia Wathngi0n.
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~. Ter,gs-gu,s Foas in b, T0,r--A sS,,s. rl0
~ To-S p.le,ae--B 'a6fc-d q. Wood a f1rr.sr-
~ soss F5r.heons-s.
zne Debate anoag tho chanpions Of pron.b,su, last
evenSg All his morning, tcoS . very warm and per-
soma tgFa enough drawn forth % prove beyond
aoesuoa lna, he political brehrea Of the Tic stamp
sags syccs9Ied knocking the cause into pieces, aud
lAas I % rialrg 70 be done with temperance
4, tss f.sare the work nust be commenced
anew 40 start. and nuSi keep clear Of ODD party
s.cxs sal sotaaEing a.Aucts" The idea Of eniistns
usd,f sas oaaasr ot ,uch Raymond Of the 7ae,
ssa Chambers wesley Bailey, and he Ike, "a tue
u" te.n9s,.sss - . decidedly reh
Caasa Apurt" look psce n the introduction Mr..
ssr,,sis ss-oailor attacking the Court o. Appssl..
a.rr cave violent speeches, Mr. Delcyaa ae aoor
-sd yeb.xa q emphatic Ern. those wno impugBed the
saovaa o Ise @adses q VIC cert Court 70 us state
81 had - J ! sufferer hirseli too oitcn from the
Axrsss sufa ihozt vso would sccord honesty OF pgr
pose - ~ nas rbo ald ro & nclee sh their %
ssas'n v9p . 81 II be r1slhS q taS Injustice Of ma
u1a. I, spponen,s snpy OF Le.quat VI difference Of
oyn - ~ a cSsrceD<ri = lRgrent Hs had been
rnec,sst abuses ~ Inc re ndod CHAMP 0as 81 ten.
uets,c@ because be nsd veItgred 20 express his OPP
nt,n snat o. seymour q vttCrg ins ProhiDiory
al. b.a acted with n0f esir Of purpose bat ths
.ss-su.en 3sson az coCr. " Appess had 81 least
80, ,ne ,--ta n .ais 10, "a, clear that me GOV
eynOr nsd ornlort thai hsd been declared ~
tao uosss o. that NAH court - voct 6sys Violated hs
oa1a OF ofncs hs1 be signed tue bll lie beeyed That
,nsn ,sci o. .r-rsng morsl re7rm, should eyercse
Cbr.sso rsls Of lgdgrs ne Acsona o. iaer neSh
bo-- - ne suis Of Christian tnsriy.
-. -. ,scas,le.u rsn,ier a. .sssmsty ds
- /. -.-,gsv r.mblne prsrar nstcal, norsen
-. -. he T~txn. q. ~. Court az Al
@ ~ ~ -, ~ deelsl ~ ~ Re corrvpt enough 10
ps-s \, sr.h. al I'VE "a .zal-.t novernor sey.
,,o.s -serr BE- sesgr.isa 80 murderer" and
moar =" - .s.~wsS \, go e,g t.sts ,.a xor,s
800. .a.t M Iuase, hsd zen corru yed ana hat
800 A. buy 4 man Ga tha bench u - Assen
-. L, rs course of rs rarRrx. ght. ger.
- ,,,ac.ea Mr. Feevna fcr bis defence
!, - aeynovr srs caavKad NJ wider
IA s.y.ss >, ,ai u dcfsa Bnsttrt wosj, and 20
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tteansAr Borusss uismb Ebers, Bambarg v dsys and
10 hours, with rtse md ~ passengern 70 Hech Nun
ssN cssr N collision with ehr Industry, Cap' Jas Land, %
W sso~ NJ from baltimore for nalax after the cosoo
o. gark ard found the schr badly danaged took % the
eauagn and broush them 70 hs port Dec % ~
AZ IN - AZ 10 AN. exchanged signals with ship Startled
Iowa The has experienced westerly gales the entire
-. - 90
w let ~ New YORK sod Ratreda prus ~ BALTIMORE Oct
II lon 63 aSW, spoke Rr bark Meibohrne, " Vel
bourne 4 DAYS frop sydney NsW or Ioudon Nov Cape
IL n strht distant = miles ano bearing INV, saw two
aaners steering Tor Rio Jsneio tn at ~ 50 s. lon - ~,
tsrS b Lancaster, oays from v . 3aueiro Tor New
Ofrev, Feamary Of Bordeaux, Franne,
III Overt ohtd and wes dp~red; no date la 1905 :, on
M a. arnse tNk Y MiaY, W DAYS from RIO Janrvn for
NJ =, Crrrlp The experienced furious IN the Guf
I'M m al sureg the day and pshl " Dec No WA hove 70
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sDvEgTgg.gsTs agyEvEp EVERY DAT.


A GENTLEMAN Or rHfgTY, WITH DARK BROWN
~ rAir, deep blue lfey and alcc rnate, with
thousaBd year wishes m mort with beautiful gf 81 i6
with view insrncny lresh from now Al boarding
ool aui aFdent temperament " share
his AMI fortune. newets will BE sacred 70 his c-n
and Immediately replied Address, with entire conh-
dcnce Alfred boz i5i Herald oDce appoint ng time ana
place ol Interview.
A MECHANIC AGED THIRTY SEVEN, RESIDING w
"a r he and ehose wtfe has lately dsceseed
w,sas 10 procure Young American widow nsid~c
not .. age hnusexeepcr, wih view " esrlv
rnsrsrn 4bie refer given and required.
reranal interview be lad Tor lis dav Until ocieck
~ lG 3lst e.. second hoor. lnan.ge ~ Neutor
~fAvgNoNftI.-rALI. PAULINE tLEsTRANuts
w az, upon r,ceiptV tstuty csls eauivelert W
tq o. 'ufn " ans person ueare Of their pest pvss..
fsiute ne RON specimen 10 hqnvrfnr sh- Wv sv-
Modelling eivce "a the nauaEf " love Affairs b-sn.~~
" rsclkra law suits 'ornpye 40 g'or s'ss ,rn- "ts
on I'll NE future VIE o. husband. Address WA
a3Use Nsa rAuliac LRsraage, New vots Post oiice.
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lfEar YEAR FsAT-A Southern exchange says
thyt Iree girls 10 Texas month visiting
ar feurnod In a week each with an Jndar husband.
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truth OF Jesus Christ G6ueaeea ea 70 60 and ssarch
out miNery and wAnt-s sends them II damp dismaa
cells 10 thOso homes that have 6Yos whore yhere
weeping widows and suffering orphans Christ tod mis-
cescpes that they did not know OF what spirit he was
they taught that he did not COMO 10 mens lives
IA ibs duly OF those whom God bas blessed with
ard blessed with that incompaIsby greater ga spirit
Of within 10 relieve the wants Of the poor and needy
Ito 20 the homes OF such, and discover nem In their
low and implied sorrow NO man can do I'll this-t
requires the labor OF all The church ct one
time fea into the belief that the miststers
alone ought 70 attend TO this matter bat you might
well expec. the wheel IN manufacturing estsb
lMhmeDi 20 do the weaving Is well 10 preach 10 your
cushioned caurchas 10 sllaept audiences, for / know
there viii be some rich In Heav-n bU the Gospel was
sent especially 70 the poor and should be preached 10
Them nrel Toe smallest weakest indivi t1s take
the means tcrasheo by tns tract society and cad souls
70 eterns' life Speaking aey the OF men he said
they could convert more poor with the same means
than rich their esti.uste r. the number OF
souls brought CHRIS. ,hsn their proper deld labor
among the poor. The Doctor spoxe as length and
was listened TO with marked attention. Al the close OF
bis cpeech the chair announced that the collection
would then be tsken and stated that there
object for which they could contribute where the
sncunt of money would dc much good
that there WAS other institution 30 economically
Quoted, or where ttie means extended far. After
the collection taken ae Rev DR. Peck addressed the
meeting 10 int resting speech sho E'ig that though the
giving OF tracts o small and t.npie sdAir. II
nevtrthsless most powerful aad efficient OF
reaching the warts And saving the souls Of He
rated instances OF seei0s from
giving OF tracts after WHOM the meeting adjourned.
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ship John coitre from Liverpool for Rio Janero Nor G.
Ia 20 81 g. ION =. II
Bslk Mary Brough,ou Bowers from Mon,evdeo Ter Bo--
ton Nov 9. lat IL :. loo 81 H.
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jersey City News.

LEGISLATION FOR HUDSON CoUNY.-rhe New Jersey
Legisature-which adjourned on Friday evening last
passed various bills Of local interest. The following
OF the most Importance
To authorize the New York and Erie Railroad Com
pAny TO extend their road TO the Hudson river ndepsn
cent Of the New Jersey Railroad cut and also to hold
lands.
To incorporate the Hudson and Bergen Gsslight C,m-
pAny.
10 further amend the act to incorporate the Jersey
City ana Bergen Point Piankroad Compsny.
10 incorporate tho Fire Department. OF Hoboksn.
10 incorporate the Union Omnibus Company, with
power TO omnibusss In any street In Jersey City
Supplement to Jersey Gy and Bergen Point Railroad
Company.
10 amend the charter Of HoSoken.
Supplement to the act for supplying Jersey City with
water.
The bills for the extension Of the Central Railroad
from Elizabeth City to Jersey City, and for the charter of
The Newark and Hudson River Railroad were not
passed.
The Hoboken Bank bill WAS postponed to the next
Legislature.
FINED FOB SELLING ILoUoR.-Charies +. Rodman -eper
Of the restaurant ct the Of Hudson and Mont
gomery Streets was tried before the Recorder, Fri
day. charge Of selling liquor without isense, and
hned $40 and costs.
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DxAH IN THE CELLS IRON NroxIcAroN.-Yesterdsy
morning about O'Clock, maintained Patrick AcNAny,
residing IN the Fourteenth ward, was found dead in cell
~ the Fth district station house. where he had been
osmmtsd the afternoon previous, for intoxcston. Co.
HAnord held investigation at the station house.
n North Fifth strset, whore quite number Of persons
bod oongreeated in consequence of rumor that de.
ceased had been treated With great violence by the police
while being brought to the station house. The f0o wing
cts ectsd Tho father of McNany found ised
day afternoon the foot Of South First street.
very much Intoxicated with blood his face caused by
ling down; he succeeded Ia getting deceased up
vsnth street, Grand whore wd gathered r,uud
and Officer nce.csne up and arrested the drunken
At The Of North Second and Seventh the pr
refused to 90 further, and with the assistance OF
Ocer Bogley and bystanders he carried, and
NV minutes after being lodged In the cell stupi
fed. Several oisinteresed witnesses testified that
oacers used violence Up to IL O'Clock ct night or
GAaudet looked after the prisoner consequence
Of noticing rattle In his throat early In the eveniog ct
O'Clock yesterday morning he went to the coli again,
aad heard the prisoner breathing though asleep In
hour afterwards the found dead. DR.. G. Fl.
Sehnpps est6ed that the excessive OF ardent spi
ris the probable OF DEATH The iry rendered
verdict that the deceased TO his death by taking
overdose Of liquor and further that blame attasn
Cd to the police II rumored, although the Coroner
unable to procure evidence 70 that effect that Nc
Many and several other drank to bar
Of high wines which they found lying In the yard Of
Me alcohol and camphene disery at the foot Of South
First street.
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SINGULAR SUIT-At the County District Court,
CovDgtop KY, the strange suit of Mrs. Colyer against
Captain AIR for the value Of prematursy born baby, is
sst down for Monday Mrs. c. crossing the river in
Of the Captains ferry when piece Of board
fell and hurt her She did her business in the city
turned home, and the next day believe the mscsr
Rage took place. which POUNDS the basis Of the suit tor
damages. Cincinnati Columbian, March 8.
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Court CaIendax-Thls Day.

SU1xzloR CoUz1-Trial term-special trial calendar
sOs 1924 los, 1885, io4s lole 1852 1885 iol 1ol7
1919, 1880 10s5 1895 110e, l12 11s1 11a l1se Il4e
l16s l1ee lleo 117o l175 1l7e, ISL llss 1885 1872
sUrRnn CouRr-Cirsuit.- MOS. 81 100 3S7, 21S 224,
2ba $3.50, IA, 24s, 1o4, 9, 1ol. $3.50, 1857, sbs:
SuPRx1n couRT-Special Term.-Nos. "a, Ill, SO, ~,
49, 1a4, 1885, 1884, H. 81 49, %, IS, SO, 60, 49, 103
l6e 19e 1T, 49, 1872 1885, 1885, ZOO 2o5, 2l0 2S4 2ss
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sIoth cap setting jauntily on the head figured shirt
coat pAntAioons and boots all OF when ntsd - II
ns6s 70 order, which they probably vsrs 10 cap tho
snsx, she vas luxurAtiog In the fumes Of rsgslia
whsp cetested On her 70 the alton house abe
testsd against The authority sssaned BY the ossr and
10 him plainly and In very iprcipe TERMS that would
Ne hing snoIsh 70 regret ever having msddisd with
Ghs was known by the name Of Frank stAnly in her
male character and this is not the first time
khe has pAradsd tbs streets in this manner she
leksd up and viii b brought before the Justice this
morning nor examination the charge Of vAgrancy.
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iDVEnTISEMENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE LECTURE SEASON.

CHAKERIsM AT THE TABERNACLE.-THE ssJOND
- lecture WIN be delivered By FREDERICK ". EVANS
Elder In the New Lebanon Society, TUESDAY evening
March Is at ~ O'Clock. Tickets lax cena ProGs Of ne
Spuyse devoted 70 charity.
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Deliuht's Spanish Lusers1 will Make Hair
nov On heaas hat been bald for years. the testimony
~ tAoussnds will show in New England, where has been
vss1 Prepared by j. q. wadeish, Lawrcnce, Mas Bold
~ BARS Is PARK, New York.