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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-21
MARRIED.,

EMORY-sEARiNG-O Wednesday Dec. 10, at Mineols. by
the Rev VIM IL Moor. Mr.. George w Emory OF Maryland
Mis- Susan H. daughter Of the Hon John Soaring
former place.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesdsy. Dec. ~, by the
Rev. Mr. Gailidee Mr. Launceo. Gamb Of Baltimore, to
Miss Marian Louss daughter Of VIM C. Hou.msn. OF
this city.
HANTS-DOREhUS-At Astoria on Monday Dec. IL, by the
Rev. Mr. Hsrdenburgh Mr. 4. snts 70 Miss Mary Doremus
JOEEs-LA GRANGE-At Port Richmond Wednesday,
Dec 49, by the Rev James Brownlee Mr. George Jones Of
Staten Island, 10 Mis- Hannah d. Ls Grange Of Brooms
County, N. Y
JoNEs-CRosBYAt Pouyhkeep,ie, Tuesday Dec. 10, by
the Rev Mr. Hegemsn. De Witt Clinton Jones 70 Joephs
daughter Of Prof William Henry Crosby
LFE-COOPEB-on Mondsy. Dec. II. by the Rev Dani~l
Stewart, D. d. Of Camden, y j. the Rev Henry = Lee Of
NeWtown, Pa. 10 Miss Anne T. Cooper Of Philadelphia
RiDER-DE FOREsT-On Tuesday Dec Il, by the Rev M.
Smith the Harrison street NJ r.. Dutch Church Brooklyn,
John p Rider Of New York Cornea A. daughter Of the
late Wm. II. De Forest Of the former place.
sHARPK-HOWE-At Goshen, wednesday Dec. 49, By
the Rev Dir Wood, William T. Sharpe. ESQ., TO Mrs Jane C.
Howe
WATKfNs-BURDETT-Int this city, on Thursday, Dec: 20.
by the Rev. DR. Tying John q Watkins to Kate A. Burde.
both of Fort n. j.
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Number remaining Dec. Is, 1850

DELTA KAPPA EPSILON COSyEsIIor-One Of the
mott wide spread and popular Of College secret 7oo'e
ties in the United States is the Delta Kappa Epsilon
FIaemity which wasfounded NJ Yale College IN 1914
end embraces twenty eight vigorous branches 90
tablitbed in the principal colleges North and South
The fifteenth annual Convention Of the various CHAP
tre Of this society 10 10 be held in this city next week
under the auspices Of the NJ Chapter Of the Free
Academy Such reunions bringing together American
youth without sectional distinction 10 be regarded
with much favor The public exercises consisting Of
the delivery Of Al Grafton and poem before the Fra
ternity, by two Of its members, arc announced for
1bursdsy evening, the 9Th inst 81 tho church OF the
Divine Unity (Rey. DIR. Chspinsi. The fraternity
will partako Of liz annual dnnN on Friday evening
2sth inst, 1t tho Fifl.AveGse Hc1eL
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BROOKE TN ITEMS.

CrcsIso OF 1ar E,KsIso ScHooLs.--The Public
Evening Schools Of this city will be cosed for the sea-
ron this week. Nine Schools were opened on Sept.
II, Of which six were in the Western District and
three in the Eastern District. The average attendance,
Notwithstanding the excitement of the election has eS-
ceeded that Of last year The total number of pupils
registered IL between 900 and 5000 twas originally
intended to keep the schools open month longer, but
in consequence of the additional expense attendant upon
tie opening Of two schools, the appropriation was
found to he insufficient. School No. was closed On
"Wednesday evening. Some cosed last night, and this
evening tie remainder will terminate the season with
appropriate exerci-es.
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DIED.

BOUCHOUX-In Brooklyn OF "Wednesday, Dec 10. Caroline
Henrietta BouchouK dsushter Of Moh s. and Mary Mauy
BouchouI. aged years and 20 days.
DUTCHFR-In Brooklyn Thursday. Dec 20 Dora Harriet,
only child Of Chas H. and Amanda butcher aged months
and ri days.
Funeral services will place Saturday 2,d O'Clock
p from the reside nee Of her grandfather Henry Story No
208 Union street
FLINT-ou Thursday morning Dec 90 Mrs Mary A. Flint
relct Of the late J. NJ. lint aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to attend thu
funeral services the residence OF her sonn-sw. L. l.
Whehouse. No l2 Henry street Brooklyn on Friday Dec.
Il, at O'Clock without further notice
GRAY-On Thursdsy Dec 90 of dphthes David Stuart
Of George aud Margaret Gray aged years months and Il
The relative. sad friends of the family respectfully invited
the funeral this fday afternoon at o'clock from the
residenoe Of parents No 39 West Thirty rt street
HUETER-On Wednesday, Dec 10, Of diphthena Margaret
Elizabeth aged aud days the daughter Of Thomas and
Annie Hunter.
Tn. fu.r viii tke place at II O'Clock 10 day the 2t from the
residence Of her parents No l43 Es. Fory,evenh street
HARTT-On Tuesday Dec 49, his residence South
ate Ms.s Samuel HART, United States Naval Con
structor and late Chief Of the Bureau OF Construction
LATTNG-On Wednesdsy Dec 49, Craze vernon infant child
Of John and Harriet A. Latting ssed year and month";,
The and friends Of the family invited attend tho
funeral from No 10 West Thyeishsh street. on Friday h
dsyl at IL o'clock
MERCEIN-1n Brooklyn Thur.dsy. Dec. %, Mrs Maris
Neros in, reliet Of William A. meIcen, aged 70 years
cen her sonsinsw. William Hyde sud Charles ~. Thous,
and her brothers Burdett and Francis r. Syker invited
Sunday the 23d inst, at II O'Clock without further
tlce.
nORGAN-In this city on Wednesday Dec 49, Peter Morgan
Of Fsnc. and Margaret Morgan ssed IL months and s6
days
PULLIs-At WilArnsbuigh. on Tuesday, Dec 10 Robert
Clifford infant son Of James H. and Adszs Pulls sged 20
days
yAIL-Or Tue.dsy Dec 49, after lingering lines, Thom,s
Vail, New ! ora and Sandy dooS Plot, aged 81 years
woODROotE-ln th, city, on Thursday Dec. 3D. George
MoodTooe aged 20 years.
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ZoUAvEs At EiBLos.-Tbe original artiots Of the
Zouave Thea,er al Inkermsnn. during the Crimean
war, will appear on Saturday night st Niblos They
Line in number, and in the battles Of Alma,
Balaklaya. Mamelon Vert, Inkermann Tractir, Msla-
koff and Sevssopol. Their opening bill gives up the
vaudeville Of Militaire et Pensonsire,' ola Corde
Sensible" "Un File Terrible" Ca nest Pas Per-
d." La Marseillaise, {" An Ambuscade in mixer
manu." and "Ls Rondesu des Zouzou." Some Of
the men enact female parts. The performance will be
eutirely novel. and viii excite public curiosity.
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PHILADELPHIA STILL ERECT.
vr,n Our Own Correspondent

kr1h Ouf own Ionospcoocot
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. H. 1850.
Justice mus. be done to Philadelphia Ths
telegraph has DETAINED hcr-she Is not whoAy
given up to cotton. The great Union savine
meeting Of Thursday last was cunnngiy con
trise TO favor personal ends. and as demos--
stration of honest public sentiment here, wss
trick, a sham, bald and Impudent impostursS
We know, and feel, and see i 10 be such, ans
hence are anxious that you too, and all IL
world of honest men who look up TO you for thA
truth should realize the fact as fully a. our
selves. 1t vas not 40 much dry goods meeting
al we're the gatherings had year ago. he
object was TO make Mr. Theodore Cuyer lie
next Mayor Of Philadelphia, the gradstion being
from Henry the Fusonist to Cuyer the Dem
ocrat Just look at the facts and understand
them. The movement for this meeting began IN
Council, where the Republicans at once detoossd
the cat in the meal, but il was driven through
vita Carolinian precipitancy. The Committee 70
concoct resolutions sat in secret. Not reporter
was admitted. the whole press was excluded. IL
entire public were kept in the dark, though =
was that very public sentiment that ws
10 b. uttered. The names Of Republicans
were used "A Vce.Presidents under ASSN
ances which were 40 grossly flashed thsS
oil such have publicly repudiated the cheat no
puhlicans OF position refused 10 appear as spraAe,
and but single representative man OF tnal patty
showed himself on the platform or participated !.
the proceedings. This was John b. Myers, ou
leading auctioneer, who Was chosen to read the roso
lut.ons because his voice is like lions; How 10
fcIl INTO The snare he ma, be able to explain. Per-
bsp- he walked into i deliberately. Then Iooh Of
tbese resolutions. They sag. touching the Fugitive
Slave law that No submit oheer'nliy 70 in in'su
{" enforcement; and that we pclnt WIN S',ao -
" ~snt' il this City OF Philadelphia, Of those we
bad broker IL prvyissss " AiaiAS u w -
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Dso so-Befors
Judge Bs1Ts.

Judge Bs1Ts.
THF FOWLER DEPilCArIOS.
Geo Law and Ou,tsyus ConOyeT ads the United States.
This wss motion by Law and Con0yer 10 require
tie Of letter dated Septembe 1888 from the Post
Master General MI Fowler urging the execution OF bond
FOR n faithful Performance Of lis duties PosMaer and
which letter II said viii show that the Government wa,
decebcs the part Of NJ Fowler before the bond
which Me.sr Law and Conover became securities was exc
cued The original letter rot found snong the paper Of
Nj Fowler and did not TO the knowledge OF hes-r L.
until the 4th inst II Il insisted thst the Govern
shall produce the draft copy OF this letter Tor ,e on
the trial The letter IL said 10 be ia the handwriting OF Gov
Brown.
For the Government Il eonended that hi, notice wa,
only the purpose Of delay Against this II !. insisted
that In all case which the Government Is involved It Gus
omay furnish certified copies OF al documents for the use OF
both psr asd there good why In thu cs'e She
ule rbould be departed from. 80,
The Court said that bad power over the oroes at wash
snd Il. A could do would order tbst II the District
Attorney did produce such papers IN exi'tenee ON dy
named commission would issue 70 ~ anime the ohcc in tue
Office Department TO the document and report the tee
tnouy aud he directed counsel to draw such an order.
Csse adjourned TO " etne day next -.
Hsmiltou W Robn.on Charlie. OConor add Peter O. Wash
tCn for Law aud Conoyer; L. 5 District Attorney Jsnes
Roosevelt foT the Government.
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A CBrIsrNAs Gu1 FOR Tns NrwsnoYs How
III . Superintendent Of this Institution has received
valuable present Of sewing machine from Messrs'
Wheeler a Wilson the manufacturers. Tue generous
donors have presented this handsome machine Tor the
rn,o4e Of assisting in the Manufacture Of clothing io'
n poorboys Of the Home Tire OBJECT is praise worthy
and we have no doubt the Oeneiciries Will be very
grateful. VIII not some kind friends Of this excellent
in,ttution for destitute and homeless boys supply rna
terisl that may be manufactured into goo winner
tlotling with the ass stance Of tfis timely giit
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FROM HAVANA.

Tie United States NAL steamship Quaker City, R.
w. Sbufeldt, commander, arrived of the Bar
"Wednesday night from Havana, Cuba, having left
there last Saturday, 18th ins at 10 O'Clock noon.
Since leaving, the Quaker City has encountered
severe weather with very heavy gale from Cape
Hatteras to Sandy Hook from the north. Arrived oil
,he Highland Lights At II p. M of the 10Th, but in
Consequence of heavy rain and fog was detained out
side all night.
The health Of Havana was good and the weather
fine.
On the 18th inst, the Spanish feet stationed at the
ior OF Havana, consisting of seven steamers and
frgaies, steamed out Of the port under command of
The Admiral for short trip TO sea, to exercise the
cr'w. On the day of sailing of the Quaker City, they
had MOI returned, rumor being in circulation Of their
having saled for Vera Cruz, Mexico.
business Of all kinds in Havana since last reports re-
mains without Improvement. Several meetings had
beer held by the prominent merchants by order of the
Captain General, TO devise method to improve COM
me Fcial affair, and give greater unauimity. q.
The Government, TO give greater relief to the bust
nossccmmunity, had authorized the Spanish Bank to
S~ue four millions of dollars in paper two millions 10
be into mediate circulation the balance if requ-
bite, bearing siX per cent interest per snnum. The
latter amount had been taken at once.
AInusements did not appear to be affected by the
unfsvorsble state of trade, there being Italian and
Spanish opera at the Taoon Theatre every night-the
Slters Natalie achieving success in " Norma" Cha
rins Circus well filled each night. Nixon, with
lis Royal Circus, arrived the 18th, from New-Or-
leans and would open at the Vanuova Theatre on the
night of the 18th.
Misunderstanding Quotations are rs follows:
ites lcomuon trans) M di3 reas Browns No Odi2 81
nbt stock hand C boxes against number Of boxes
s. 1853 and 1883, a dAtcs
hoiAssES-None on hand Of old crop.
IkEIGHTS-NotL4ng Offering 10 the United States
EKrgASGE-London, I3i ala y prem. New. York 90
ds!s,5d: cent prem do Sight 7dl0 y prem. New
OreaIs 70l0 y cent prem.
The following is the specie list of the steamship
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COURT CALENpAR-THr. DAY.

Terniner Part ISbort csuses-Nos 5.2s, 55Jb, 3t 52l8
69 6.22 64T 6a +i 624 sta 52i 500 GOA 500 ta68
COOL s1 44e 59i2 6423 26 6t63 solo $500 6l86
62le 1871 54o5 6ii3, 1893 s 5l 1893 $40 590. e05g e
6s5 s6 5000 $40 500 6li Gz i25 1886 sos, 6iIs es1
6J7e, 64J5 62lr.
SUPREME CouRT-SPEcIAL TERs.-Nos. rs, las,
ia H. l4s 49, ISL 49, 81, So JIG. l59 l6 l6i los 100
so, ~. IN. Ia.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Par Mos. 1861, 81, S., 767,
1893 loli ss $50 657, 6ls 3is 76S ST. 3s III Part IL
Adjourned to Monday.
GENERAL TERN, SUPREME CorRT-SEcoND DIS
TRcT-FHDAr Dec 2Nos So II, H. 49, 20 80 30, 20, a.
e5 e6, 81, rs, SO, 20 II or 81
BReoKIYN CIrr CoURI.-Nos. Sc, 50, 81, s, 90,
&C. 67, 90. 20, II, p %, a. r. TO- - 49, 49, 81 81
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CI1Y coURr on RRookLYN-p.c eo.-Belore Jads.

Gilbert ksynor and Wife sgt The Brooklyn City Railroad Co.
This action was brought 10 recover -, 200 damages
for Injuries a-ed 20 Lave been sustained by MIS- Raynn the
2h o November 1850 throug the negligence n the defendant
prpel from the plaintiffs testimony that ON The day In
oDeor the plaintiffs proceeding 20 her home in Fahnh
in omnibus In Fulton it, junction with Flat
buh avenue, she suddeuy sghted without pulling the strap.
md 'he being slippery with mud fell the tack Of the
defendant between whose approaching and the omnibus
sight which hid her from the driver Of 'be The
weeou urnedt The le and drove raridy before the
brake could he applied the had passed psr the
body a the pAntif the whole however not touching her
the cloe OF the plaintiff evidence the defendant moved
dismiss the conpt, the ground that no negligence Of de
had shown The motion denied At the close
Of the deendss denre defendant renewed the motion
the ground when r0nuit ordered with $50 a.
loance spooner snd Tsber 'orparf Granville r. jerks or
defendant
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character merry good that bs hsd IN Sgd ' ~ sd
that h. wifns 10 leave Ia. city.
Yr,r. 6y resd ruy 10 assault with inont 10 do bodily
harm ara AZ committed 10 Inc city prison 10 be sentenced
Saturday The prisoner OF Engine Company No
it'll shooting ao,eF member Of the ne
company Both have been Suspended from the Fire DePa
Ineni.
Jane. Nedden tried for assault In shooting an ocsr
acquitted
Ave BLACK men, named respectively JACKSON aud Jeaeon
in Cour, to be- tiled for forgery They came from on ara
slip snd only bill passed by them; therefore the he
t;c Attorney leng yuced that ihrro Vuty intent
tLcirpsrt. consented that they should be discharged
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CoURT MARITAL OF Col. CoRcoRAs.-YeAerday
afternoon in accordance with previous notice the
t,isI by Court Martial Of Col Michael Corcorn ofthe
e9th Regiment for disobedenoe Of orders in refusing
to order out biz regiment the occasion of the visit of
tic Prince Of Wales this city, commenced attic
Division Arrnory, corner Of White and Elm streets.
The following officers constituted the Court: Brgador
Gen. S,icer, Col - b. Postlcy Of the ID Regiment,
and Col Joeeph G.. Pinckney Of the 6h Regiment.
At4i O'Clock ID. Mead, Division Judge Advocate,
called the Court to order by reading the charge against
Engineer and Acting Division Inspector and proceeded
to qualify the members Of tho Court, seyeraly, by
oath. TT.
Col Corcoran before the Court, who pleaded not
0uity. The Defendant then read and filed d bar IN
liza TO the charge that the order void for ndef-
mite mesa the Specifications not being sniciently
specific. -.
Tie Court ordered the room 30 be cleared to give
An ON ortuUv for consultation with the judge Advo-
cate Col. Mead.
Af,er bliof interval the Court resumed audience,
when the Judge Advocate announced that the Court
lad oyerr,led tie accuseds bar IN plea
The charge wac again presented, and the question,
t'Col C,rcoran, are you guilty or not guilty. was
rertsted 10 which defendant offered another bar In
plea lie read bis argument, which wa very long,
citing coIiousy from military law authorizes ana pre-
cedcs In the outset lie set forth that tho der 10
because no sucf parsonage visited ile country. This
waa followed mp by Other objections based upon the
rights Of citizen soldiers the dutes OF members OF
n iliiis organizations tie privileges duties. and pow
crs of superior officers and the relations Of all the par
ee TO the State or Republic in view of che prcserva-
ton If civil liberty.
Col. Corcoran then offered to submit proof that h.
regiment had been ont on the two regular annual
Divition parades required by law.
Tie Court ruled TO receive proof, whereupon
Brigadier. Major Robert Tayl was sworn, and tes-
tilted that the First Division had made two parades IN
1860 one on tie occaaion Of the japanese Reception,
and The other on the Fourth Of July both these paades
Were held SUBJECT TO the order Of Maoren. Sandiord
| 4erved those orders upon Col. Corcoran; tho ojth
Regiment paraded in obedience to said orders to the
bel Of my knowledge the l2th Regiment acted US a
nsrd Of honor 10 The Prince Of Wales On the day OF his
Ieception eubjec To order. .
NJ the Judge Advocate cannot ssy with positive
certainty thai the 9Th Regiment took Ito regular place
in lie line Of parade, and DOT ms a guard OF honor;
TIa Court then adjourned till Thursday, the "a day
NJ Januayy. 1861, at o'clock p. H. when tho Judge
Advocate will respond to the argument OF tho 10
Richard o German. -sl.. Ia counsel for Col Ger
o0rsn.
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SUPREME COT RT-sPKclu TERs-DKc. as-Beiore J'
BossBY.

Abram Mcbride sgt Theodore Hunt ct al. Ed
ward Roberts Thonss A. Dunn-JudHments Tor defend
T. disut sng complaints, with costs NJ
ssbins Ii. Anderson sst Thomas Ander'on'-peeree
settled.
jaime. MeDougar al sst ". Incorrect s-Report Of ref
cree COZ hrmsd. ,. ,
jaime. brown 1t al ast P r. observation-disclosures for
Hs on demurrer with leave defendant! to amend sus~cr
Jobn Nsnt. srt Anson Bridal o s-Order osnhGming
report OF referee aud Tor payment Of suru, TO defend
ants Cousb, Howell Lowe.
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BrReLARY AsDrAssAULT. Early YESTERDAY morn norm
~ rglsr. were discovered tho house Of flp Slr9c
10 az Third avenue IL exploring the premises io Punao
tbey tTosed eer ant n named Psuiins Bell VINO
80 a. 49, Alarmed by the blrgsIs endeeVopo
70 ncs bel by stopping her mouth bat falling N MI ' bs2
sa The teye. then led oying bohiEd them bal ana sont
ifsnssus u theIr profession Capt speiEht has hope Z"
keisi abe io hLe. Lhs PeIPetEsleIsoI t.r ouNHsN
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COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIcE.-This Board held it,
r-weekly meeting yesterday but usn'acted no other
usinets than transferring several pstr linen from one
ward to another.
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Poor JACK FROsT.-If you wish TO lau H. and
how yst Frost o bis wager that he could break up Co.'S
oyEk NkEs assortment OF SKATES lock on the hrst page
under Special Notices snd for further particular. apply
CoSoVxn WALKER, Nc. fN Broadway.
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BALL.-The ball given on "wednesday night at the
Odcon for the benefit Of the Brooklyn Eastern District
Fire Department, was great success. A handsome
sum was added to the Widow and Orphan Fund, and
the occasion was greatly enjoyed by those present.
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fA6veri-nent !

FIVE RIAL AFRICAN ABORiGINTS-A HorTES-
KAryiK ZooIo Bu,psAr AND EARrssAS-bsye bcen en-
gssed by BAKSry f hs Museum during the approaching h
day See his card advertising coumn, u' or me
bead Of Amusemena See also his regular advertisement Ia
column for attractions today.
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KIsGs COUHTy RrPrBLIcAs GESERn COMMITTEE.
Tile following delegates to the Kings County Cen
eral Committee were elected Wednesday evening in
the waIds named:
Fis Ward Gordon L. Ford George Y. Adams. Nathan o.
Burge.s, John NJ. Cou,stock. Henry A. Bowen
Third U0rd-Beni midget. Andrew Fitzgerald 0esgs
D. H. Noubss Nm. Hunt, Francis j. Wellington
Form Ua,d- A. b Hsnc. q L. Bennett, Stephen NJ Ous'
void John G. Duryes ls0c Allen - 49, -
Fin aTd-Asron Sorer. John II. Wilisms. VIM H. nal
lo,t Wm Bow en-, George W. Csnimeyef -
Uard-Lucien Biidseye. ID. u. Bradley, VIM Colt
Peter X Deyo J.. W. Murray
Sf,tnh Id.d-Two sets, each claiming TO be regular
l. Seth b. Cole Luke c. Ryder r. b Webb A Van Tuyl r.
n. Beknsp. e. Samuel II. Turner, samuel ID. Bsokus, VIM
Julian. IT,, Cha, T.. Loper. T.. W CTowell
Udrd-Charles l.. Benedict John J. Anderson James
Y. Kesrey. George 7 Knight. Robert Van Noorles -
Tenh Wayd-J. Oakley Nodyne George T. Lambert "m'
ii. Hazard, James :. Quick, A. Il. Jackson - -
TreltiA Uard-Nm. L. Hubbe, Charles Parker VIM H.
BuIeSh Thomas P. Larkin VIM II Dswson;
Fourteenth Bdyd-Henry Iobey; Thomas Bates, Thomas ~
Iowene. Beulsmin Johnson. John III. Perry .
Ttetnh UGrd-Dsnel Donovan, John Mitchell, Charlie. U.s.
Talbot Charles Pos John I. Parker. -
siy'eenh Ud,d-Chsrles Nsehr. Thomas Lunny, Chares
Brad,uuller Robert bines, ID. Lindsay.
hirtfssgA Udrd-George II. Fisher, John Halenbecs.
Ssmus ". Trusos, John Davidson Theodore A Burfs
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Harley RAiLRoAD-NEw Dows-Tows 0FfIct-
New TIME-TABLE.-On and after Monday next, the
2itl inst, the Albany Express and Mail trains will
slsItfrom Tryon row, the east side OF the City Hall
Park, where new ticket and waitingroom have been
handsomely and comfortably fitted up for the accommo-
dation Of passengers by this route The room sppro-
printed esyeciay for the Of ades is to be elegantly
carpeted, and provided with cushioned rettees and
other conveniences. The most complete arrangements
bave been made for the reception and checking of bag
gage for Albany and all places north west aud south
weet Of that city In consequence Of limited track
room al Tryon row, baggage be received at the
pew Office fo any station this eide Of Albany.
The morning express train will run through to East
Albany from the City Hall In five hours and the oven
ing express in five hours and ten minutes, each con-
meeting at Albany with raZs for the North and West
According 10 the new timetable, which Coca into
effect next Monday the trains will leave this city ~
follows:
.;Ss m. AbsHy E5pI.', topping at crO''n S'i'' P'"
hrF n.'eao' f s' WIe P. and al way .ssion.
1910. Albany Mail stopping White Piaa'' aid all
lilo. M, for williamsburg and ali way Station.
,2:3O p ~, for White Plains and al way s.;iOas
/ 400 p M, for Cro,,n Fall. and al way stations -.
.40 D M AlbsnT Express stopping a, Bedford, Crotcn
Fall, Pswliuga Milleltou and chshsm Corners
.6:i5 p H., for " lite Psin. sid al way stations
oop for Willsms6rdse and 81 wy station. f., VII.
usnsbridfe and all way stations
S% E G se HG" tG% ,Se q c md White
streets
The smoothnees Of the Harlem trsckits entire free
dom from sharp curves, oyer-hsngng rooAs, and dan
ecroa depths either Of water or raynesthe rapidly
and puictuality with which IL trains are all rdn-sre
rapidly making it the most popular rcute into the city
of New York from the West and North.