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COURT CALrNpAR-poa FRrDAY.

II. 8. DIsrRlcT CougT-Unchangod.
SUPREhE CoURr--tirsERAL TERA.-AdJ Oured
TO Dscemhrr6 6. a. II O'Clock a. ~.
SUPREME CoURT-CiEculT-PARr l. Short
cause, No. 7S05 1914, 7sJ COL. so19, ISTo Part IL
short causes Nos. 57lo Tas+i slZ2, o. / osS
ssPIEHg CoURT.-SPEcIAL TIaM.-Ad5ourneo
for the Term.
COURT CALENDAR-TuIi DAY. -
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part Nos. Big. 30I5,
AHA 29s9 1913. 359 Sls5 1851. 3Ss S6l 1853 es 94s
al Jl1o Part H.No. ~! 1880. 1893. zSOo, 21c[, loVS'
2Suo. 26,S 1910. 2sll, z36. 1sl9. - ,
BRooKLYs CRY CoURr.-Nos. ~, Z, ~, ~ and
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DgFALc.riog.-He Henry Wil!ets, County Treasurer
of Ne,tchesier, h.s become involved, and bias not
been able TO pay to the Controller the amount
Of tho State taxes Of sGl a,sesed upon the county
by the last Board Of Supervisors Tie STATE author
ties have obtained judgment against Mr.. Nisets,
~ County Treasurer, for the sum OF sl2' ,5sj So,
which includes interest and costs of suit. The prin-
cya due tie State was $l23, 3o3 81, subject, it is
raid, to somo deductions.
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BoArnEss STATE CoSylsTios Al STGAcrsE.-
TIE Commute appointed by tie Eue Cao'd A'-o-
clifton, 10 call d general Convention Of canal boat
men AID owners Of cau.l-bo.ts, have GesignAJel
Tuesiay, Jan. II, 1853 ~ tie time, aud Syracuse B
The place oi holding taid Convenii.n ILh A-so'i-
alton now numb, r. ont 900 member. aal il
claimed in tie ell Tor this Convention tigt nearly %
million Of dolars have beeu saved 20 the pockes OF
cana boa men and G. ual-boi ownera simply by COL
cert of action inluoed by the Ass citation.
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SALE on OIL PAsrSGs.-Yes terday Nr. III. ii
Leeds disposed Of the collection Of oil paintings by
blr George l.. Blown. Among them were the two
large printing. Niagara Falls at Sunrise" and the
La ding OF Gen Burnside at Roanoke leland.
The former was purchased for Mr.. a. I. Stewart
for SOC. The latter ,old FIR $50. Among Other
pictures sold at good prices were " After tbs
storm. Tor 500; ." Views 10 tho White Mountains,
for sol.
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lAd7ertisement
TIE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,

Now READY Is pam phot Of ~ pages hne white papsr
Beside the bill is word for word accordance With
the doL text appssd to 1t Alphabetical kscsptu.a
every article u faxed py the law and tho snoan,
the levied thereon. luis renders 1t az complete
AID convenient as 1t 10 possible TO make It,
Price cents po..pai; ~ per loo Al sent by express; s.
per IVv II by mai. Adde'S Tag TRIBUNE. New.iork.
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GRAsD LARcFSY.-Kyron McEvoy, a soldier,
accompanied Ann MoS, her rrsiG.nce Ia West TweHt
atn .s. oh Tuesday nient, aud wne there Ann ito,
fsa h.u O. % I'm 4 % IseasaY tofes Tue woman
Va. arrested Ufr.r Juo mo 81 tno So een Preti1et
ad &C. ken before Justice Qls0Aeuoush, VITO committed ncr,
b. deiaut Of 90 to1nsstr
fssrfla, Msry Carol afreftsd by Oicer Taylor %
s f.nt Precinct uri iasrn to,Ac Iombs Plhr1 Court,
caarreI ~ 100 .fss T. ron, JOIN bds OF West Inity-esil,
~ ., thr a m II 49, while Wh her 10 house ia Church
q, ett % Tuesday night MARY committed In d,flull oi
900 bail, ~ Ansspr.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER a. 1867

passenger nom Staten leland TO Bay Ridge L. L. m unsll
boat thence he proceeded to the Hamilton tsy
and crossed .bis city On board the ns
stated to al belonging the boat that lie VA
going board the Staten Isod boat to sleep he ,nppo
lion % bst while attempting get on the boat he e
board There wer, no violence visible on the bedy
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Movements of Ocean steamers.
Ste0mAips.
TO ARRIVE
TO AKHINE.
Ci,y Of Washinctop Lfyerpool Newly,
Passeuaers Arrived

In sfeomey Dudley Buck firm Hatt0as inletLeut Geo.
Gerard Jas Kennel Miss bsriet F,rse. Lieut. BIZ. Bar.
usrd Csp T. a. ;heuck Major r. 81. Lehman. Dr. wm.
Knight Lieut. NJ. Lsngdon Lieut. q. Chevaies Lieut. w.
o.gu Lieut. Geo Pechne, Geo. Gfllan MI. SheyeI, Dr..
A. Mayer Or Gvo A. tiurlburt DR. Geo. c. Jarvis Lieut.
George Iown,end Lieut. Mc0uirs Lieut. Geo. d. Sanger.
w. 5. Kimb.l. ". h..ls,, Geo Williams, Mn John y.
Gleason, Henry H. havens. Nsj IT WIN. Jones.
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WITHDRAWAL OF HR. es,erday
Il delegation from severAl Dcmocrstic organization
n th.- ci'y wnited ufon .ir O'Gofnan 10 asceraia
.s determination N regard to the nomination y hiel
be had received ii their hand. tor CORPORATION Coun-
t,l. Mr. o GoTnan said thAl he bad determined 70
Withdraw from ibe canvass in favor Of the lam
llany aid JivAA.t candidate, John l.. Deyehu.
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TwESTirTH W.RD CoyyfSrIoS.-ht meeting
q ihe RrpublicDu Wasd Convention Of tic TWEEN
tieth Ward, held at Continental Hall, last evening,
he following gentlemen were nominated Tor School
Officers: For Commissioner, JOIN Hooper; for
Trustees, hdo!ph Ran and Geo. n. SEYMOUR for
Iusp,ctor William Ross.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

-GEyrRAL !ATTFHsos.-Thc remains
Of Bisaoier-G,aor.l Fmuk l.. Patieiron, aio ia
conn Ale Of be % BRIGADE ScSles's divi'ion were
taken ~ Philadelphia on Saturday evenig. lie
rhot hinsef will piftol through tie tcnn, about
10 O'Clock cb Friday AOIninr, while liboriR, u Re
snrpos-d under temporary aDer7'',on 81 '"e Hiino,
be having been very w-sIiriled and dependent
or tie part two week. H. viii be remembered Tat
mir l,ieadc, ~ the advance TO NGuerton, was or
dered t. 4tletjs station, where The onem! n!pea q
-,,n0. az erroncously supposed, in fotce-wten lie
ell back with his comu.and for Which he was cen
smed y Gen. Sichies. ihs lIeyel On MS m'nd'
.ut il IL. oily manner IN which the Ian entabc
cir can be accounted for. He wa brave rad
.rorul,r officer. much beloved by bio comrotnd TIE
,igads r al pre-eot under the command OF Bfi5"-
,ig,.CenerM Revere, late Colonel VI tbe Ith New
J.r.,v V.Inutrrr.. Wash. HepnDic
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rec,ed them what to steal; at one time cloth, and
At another articles Of dry goods and received them
in her private parlor TO make aset;lemeDt. She WAS
supposed to be respectable person, and her husband
keeps a shop up town.
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CHARITIES AND Conference.-The Weekly
Statement Of this Board shows thet on the ODD inst
there were 6,3l2 in tue several institutions under
charge Of tho Governors During the week, Il
deaths occurred on the Island .O67 Of the inmates
were discharged. $50 were sent to Dlackwells
Island, ami TO the State Pison.
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CITY ITEMS.

The concert given TO exhibit the young girl Tere's
Carreno lsaii TO be ony eight years Old, aud who
plays snch pieces as Tbalberg's Noise &c.), gave
great satisfaction Ind exoftd great applause. An
other one viii be given at Irving Hall on Saturday
evening, the 2Jta inst, when severa, artists viii
assist her.
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Sun-Risss..f.0o SetA.........4:34 Moen-ests llT
HisH WATER THIs
sandy Hook.ll: 45 GOV. Island. 0:35 HenGats 3l0
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-NOv. ;s.-Befsr
Judge NELsoy


Joe6 f. Santos, it will be remembered. wss on
trial for fitting ont SLAYER and during the trial eN tbs Conr
g. couscqueues Of which III. bail forfeited He was
ub.equeny acquitted and motion then made james
T. Brady to aside the default which oppossd by
Dirhc,.Atorney T.. D. Smith fer tie Government
judge Nelson to-day rendered the following decis'o a;
ln tbe matter If James murphy Tail for joseph r. santos
NELSON &. This 1, an application 70 Tie tout 10 se
aside the default aid order prosecute the reeognrnee OF
Murphy spp.ssIce Of santos In "a indie inent 'o
ftn on vessel With inten; 10 employ her IA To lave
tr.d. and abide tie order Of the tour Ihs pn.on,
pp,ared ard susver.d TO the Indictment but pending le
tia before concudd. aried without leave 81
BE lie led Ind tho snLance ony ssfe1cd
but A. lie ofeuse amounted to nj demesnof only, th-
progressed and The prisoner ~ss ssqu.isd me
bail apple. relief foa the esiaat and eafe the
grcosu ~ 49,,
M tn .rc,on Of Act Of Congess 1889 Is L p '2
provides that IN Of ~ crlpinh ease
f.tSd Court sh. have authority In her fcfo2 -
remit tL. whole p-it of he pebsity wIeptVer u sh-h
ia t.t tia can ~hsndis BE- had ia the cause aai
that public Justice does lot o-err Use require te same cJ
-Iscird. . . al.
This 10 rather stronger In favor Of the application tnan
tho.. contemplated ia the statute Here ule tll ha been
and tie prisoner acquitted The condition o. The reco
ton u law be stood the trial lie cuse being ME
dencGnor coupe,ea, t. proceed VIII tie "a II ms
..nce althou he IN he dsapt ws lawful
poets the pIon.r for tt Appears the o 10 IN
nooeu aid tbs person uosI Ae lazy htsgeAra IL l'
.ucosss Of tho motion. ,.
breach Of condition Of eoo.nzIce eoLaicsL iud s
Is would be unreasonable TO tuofce & 'si therefore on
the default aide the bal 10 pay tie Dis
tnetAitoTnry tho costs IL suit has been coDineheet
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FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. HAAsE.-The obsequies OF
Lieut. Charles lisase Of the llth Regimen, N. Y.
\. G. took place yesterday afternoon. Line was
f.. med al the armory in Delaney street at o'clock
The body was escorted to Greenwood, and inferred
with military honors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

FooD roR TIE STARVING OPERAIlyIs or In
cLASD.-lt = colteml lsted by our merchants AMI
clippers 10 ,crd vcts.i foon 10 Liverpool loaded
with rroyis u yr the relief Of the suffering work.
u.u 0. Lancashire. We uust this charitable enter
PIKE val be pressed forw'0d without delay.
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Advo rtisemept -
LAWYERS. JUDGES and STATESMEN will ind

PmESoLOeY of great practical utility in their professions.
will the Of clients iuymen and egisa
Examinations with fui written descr ptions, gives
daily BY FOWLER x WELLs, No. 3v8 Broadway, n, I.
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In Tnasdau nioht Mary

FrLoSroUs AssAULr.-Os Tuesday night Mary
Cn.huaa beat Agnes Thompson of No. t3 Thompson street
sooa neck breast purnsd aud disuIed her per
Officer Farley the as.srt aud took ter 10 the
Tonbs, where she was beld for examination.
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n Adysrti.ement]

THANKSGIVING DAY AT BsRNUM'S MUSEUM
The and brilliant Draus, TBs SEi kISGi Or, los
QUsHSs Vow, prepared expressly for this day. TO be
played every hour daring the DAr aud EVENING.
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fAdyertisensnt.l a.

PYLEs o. X. SoAP.-The Cheapest and
Best for all washing purposes that has been brought
bsioe tue public Used by editors Of all the daily snd
weekly papers in NewY add Brooklyn aud oy inteeen
fsmes generally. Sold by gocers generally Manufactured
by JAxEs PiLx No $50 WasLgton-s, corner kn''t
xeW.ivIk
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Mr.. Grafolla's 9TH Regin-n n. G.. Band second
Promenade concert will take place at the 7th Reg
mcut Arniory Ga Saturday evening. November ~
Very charming entertainments for amateurs, most
respectfully and brilliantly attended. Al The lest,
over 1900 lades aud gentlemen were present.
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PoErWARpsS, OffICE. No iot Wals-t
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
,-coe 4 os lie Act passed April II. 1861. entitled "A
-, I, Kroeirfl- it- Wsens Olc3 o. toe Port oi new
Yok 20 an rersons interested lu o having charge o. the
,i ,tt.r OF .a.h .nquJ eA1in narion. survey mat
die log vessels uido examination oy TIE Port
Wsers O. said surveys o. examinations M 10
eomrle.ri wfh1 days neat succeeding tns notice.
board ssii vases. go . . -
ssuship No. ~ ~ X
sLio Tclip.. Pier No rs r.
shin Fsncls Of lOthst NJ e.
R.I " Pier No. AZ r.
Rark lnis Pier No ~ H.
ysI Pier No. q y Il.
pris Pier No a T. II
hris Pier No. 50 Il. r
Bris LESLIE Pier No 50 ~ Il.
WM H. BukLEi0H, President
J, Als's IbxHkInLk. See,e,sxy,
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SUPERIOR COUkT-SPRciAL TEgs-Nov. 20
Before Justice MoECciEg.


DECISION.
joe. w. HALEY agt. James W. Beekmsn et al
Motion Tor Receiver denied. with 81 abide she
event ~ hou; prejudice T. Thereof upon eddions
i,cIs, ifso sdv sed.
CuAnBEKs-Nov 25.-Befsrs Justice NBIrE.
DECISIONS.
Jsmes Wallace agt. Peter Murphy. that
Ia, the WeEt p-.cr5sd BY statute &c
aud b- thereupon dschsrsod from IMPEACHMENT on exc
cLtion. go
John Fshoch q, Alex " Cu.t,lar-Fi1e days ru'e q
answer gwen dereaut upon payment q coats Of op
20. ns motion. Papers on ne IN C.efHs ohce J.
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ARRIVAL OF The SHErHERD KsArP.-The United
States snip sbel herd Kuspp of seven guns, arrived
at this port on Tuesday night, in FIVE days from St.
Helena Sound.
81, Las been on the blockade Of Charleston, ).
c., for the past three and half months, and was
tlree months GU the blockade off ST. Helena Sound.
About ten days since an expedition composed Of her
boats drove III, Rebels from Fenwick's Island, W
the Ediso River
The Shepherd Knapp has made and is interested
IN the capture of several valuable prizes. The fol-
lowing j. lirt Of her officers:
Acting Volunteer L.uteusnt Commanding. Henry ST. C.
F,,rgr, Aeon, Matters John NJ Hudson, A. z. Hunter
Act.ns Auiiaat surgeoo W w Wikinsi Acting hs-isi
P.Yua,lrT X IL Iruible letIg Meters Mates Raymond
RaDsd,n, Cecil 4. keii. ~ N. q. Tompkins
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10 MIR. Pullman, ~ the lfsltFc, Oh or ttio'o the
2Sih. Tickets may be obtained at the door for ten
cents.
Mr.. Mason JONES AT THE ACADEMY VI Music
Mir. Mason Joues is certainly 10 fayofite with 'be
puyial deities. The three evenings Oh which he
lectured last week ut Irving Hall were alI dirty,
wet and disagreesble; last night lie moved nio the
Academy Of Music, and with 10 better iortune-ihe
day was fine and geual, but gs evening approached
the rain csme down again, lettering many from
venturing ont who would otherwife have gone 10
hear bin. by some strange overnight, too, his ad-
veti.emeuts were omitted in all the morning jour
pals; Lut neither adverse eemeSts, nor hostile eii'
tor, nor bundering agents can prevent the pnbie
from going 10 bear tie young lrshni'n, wlo, utterly
unknown in New-York ten days ago, has achieved
such sudden popularity that he was able to hi the
huge Academy of Music on Tuesday night with d
brilliant, oro7 ded ard intelligent audience Tn hear
y redelivery Of lis oraIion upon "Curran and the
Wits and Oraiors Of the Irish Bar" Our previous
ot.ce Of the lecture referred father 10 tho circutn
Stances attending rs delivery than 10 the meri Of
the lecture itself Afoi d careful rohcarl0g OF IT,
we are bound to cay that apart from all adven-
ny. In tie course of lie extemporaneou'
address, Mr.. Jones gave = brief but graph
lie view, not only Of Currsn himseli, Ia'
Of his great co'emporagics. and Of the eveni:u
times in which they lived. He skeicled their char
acters, criticised their eloquenco, analysed thelI
works repeated their eriicIsms and pronounced
/ heir paneg,Iics. Curan bimself made thu
great central figure round which all the Others wef'
sklllully grouped. The touching episode Of ID,
/ brave Int uuforunpte Emmett was one Of the mos
ratl ec aud tii,c i've para Of the lecture, and wG
cc.vtd by many not with applause but with tsaFs
Curfan's celebrated spostropue u the genus o
" ULiy,rsG EmaDci psiion,' which 50 many oi hi
de.ud.d c.utitr men here snathtfnise was gyeI
viii .nl,ns~ over md dr,w forth repeated scelnma
iOu,. II there were any MA contents prsssnt thel
dii Tot appeal, for we heard not single hiss. Con
.idef,d ss lieco Of literary composition, the lee
tue vas ifreproachgtle, the criticism was sound
she pni.e bestowed was high but judIcous, snC
the lionhoaiion Of lrish eloquence aha ish music
as coming ifou. lrsluan, bob natural aud pnr
douais LIS critical AUDIENCE proved by the pro
found attention Which tAey paid him that they un
4sfsiood aud rols ed tie intellectual treat re! bcor
theni. aud when af.er glowing Peforntion on Cur
ran character hud ls iuturc fame, The orator lei
The sitge, he Wa, unanimously recalled AMI on REAP
peanrg received the tcnrty oy.tons Of hr he,ren
o. next Frday night Biz Jones will repeat III
or.,.ou On "Mntyu, a! TIE BrVoslyn Academy q
Music.
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ADVERT,
OPEN AND FAIR To Vi,iToT

OPEN AND FREE 10 Ni,iTORS.--The CABI-
MUSEUM Of M...r.. FOWLER Wills No 3s Broad
cOHtaiOs Thousands Of Casts sku Is and f0frss
OF The good tho bad the greet ana tho su men OF all ns
tons Citizens and ssug-rs would DO peAssd 10 lock In
Second door above Duans..t.
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FlrE.-The yourg ladies of Glasses A and c Of
the Junior Department OF Twelfth.street School
will hold Fair at The Cooper Institute, on Friday
durin. tie day, aud on Saturday, Gay aud evening
Of this week, for the benefit Of our soldier, All
donations Of refreshments fancy articles Will be
thankfully received. Slch donations may be Gem
to Mr.. Pullman, at the Irsii,re. on or before the
2Sib. Tickets may be obtained al the door for ten
cenie.
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowHgD.-The body Of Benja
min Di.lrov Mel man boAusn 1ompklnsvile Staten
Island wa YESTERDAY srspptd in the Staten Island Ferry
alp u Pier No East River appears that he had taken
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My,rrso or THE BOARD or ALDERNES.-At a
meeting # this Board last evening, Mr.. jeremiah
Wa called TO the chair in tie ab,euce Of the Presi-
dent. The nomination of lie Grard G.. Capens for
Stree, Commissioner was rejected by vote Of 10
10 9 without debate or discussion.
A report from the Committee on Finance in favor
of donating to the Rounn Catholic Orphan Asylum
Managers the sum Of $4,000, to be applied toward
he erection of new asylum building was laid over
uuder the rule aud ordered 10 be printed Ut length In
the Corportion papers. Mr. Dayton OIL Deed the
printing in The papers, but had objection to print
.g an extra unmbtF Of col Ice OF the minutes which
To thought would ttrye the requirements OF the
Mr. Boole said he evidently didn't want to adyer-
ii,e tie uatter, end be could vote a.aart II # ne
dido't lik-r
A resolution by Mr. Mitchell, that the Committee
ON Arts aud Scisucss he authorized aud directed to
procure N ortra.t Of Gen. Geo. b. Mcclellan, and
appropriaiing tie ,pn Of 600 therefor, was Lid
over.
A communication was received from the City In
spector, in 10 revolution Of inquiry, stating
tnat tho catlHe of some OF the streets remslning I'M
cleaned VIA attributable TO the severity of the
weather and the refusal Of the cartnen to work for
the usual wages. lie further stated that he bad
such action against the contractor as tue con-
tract gave him tie power Of taking, bat that It's
provisions Were 80 imperfect That II would be almost
Impossible To enforce any penalty, "the contract
be ng in effect il hot i'll desiyn gross swidIe upon
the city," Referred 10 the Committee PuUhc
Health.
PAPER from the other Board, In favor OF in
creasing the pay Of tbc caukers aud lborers in the
CrotOn Aaueduct Deparm en, tue first TO 81 and Tie
latter to 81 IS per day, wus referred ~ similar
Committee OF this Beard.
report from the Committee on Finance, in favor
Of authorizing the Controller to issue from time TO
time, sbal be- required the further sum OF $780,,
600 Of the C--..al Park Improvement Fund stock OF
1876 created by ordinance OF tue Corporation OF
The City Of New York was hid over.
A resolution war adopted that the salary OF the
Regster OF Water Keuta be increased to the SUN OF
&, 100 per annarn. and the salary of tho Deputy
Register, Clerk Of tho Aqueducl Board, and Chief
Clcrk 20 the Register, ~ =, OOJ eacn.
The Board then adjourned until "Wednesday next
at ?. nj.
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REIGsATioy OF THE Rev. DIR. NEwELL.-The
Rev. DR.. Ne WE'LL Rector of Trinity Church, Newark,
has resigned Lis reciorsbip, in consequence Of im-
pured health. lie left Boston yesterday for Europe
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-sPEci.L TERx-Nov. 26.-Besos
Justice CLsRKE.
THE AUTHORIZATIONS cAsE-THR WIDOW OF TIE
HUSBAND sor coMPETEST ASA wITsEssAGAIssr
THE HUSBANDS EXECUTOR.
Walton sgt. Walton sDd Others. Executors
This action was brought By Ellen Walton, the
widow OF John Walton deceased against the executors for
he $50 moneys alleged to have been received by
tho husband and have belonged the separate estste Of
be psintif The plaintiff pat on tho stsnd uswn'
prove the depost Of tho money with her Husband and
81 to competent wtnes, by the driendAn'
counsel Tho decided after Argument that the ,e-t-
ony could be- admitted aid the case then proceeded On
ether evidence
The pisinG Is tho mother Of Jefad'. who convicted
Of the murder o. the husband.
Edwin James add Thomas Dunphy for plaintiff d. D. File ID
opposed.
CH,xBras-Nov 2C.--Before Justice BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
T.. Cromwell agt. Richard Hewitt.-Moiion de-
MED.
Thomas Mouen act. Samuel shspter, se-Defendant or
dered app and be Dec. II a. 10 "a Su'
pIeme Count Chambers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

FrGHrH-,vEsuE RAILROAD TO HARLEH.-A large
gathering Of cltlzeLs, taA.payeTs, and properly :
owners, associated ar the EShth-avenue Improve
iaent Association Of the Twelfth Ward, Yves held
On TUESDAY evening st Conrads Elm Park Hotel.
s. yiiei addresses were made by the Chairman
Ibomss Manson, esq, WIN. DuEning, eco, AND
others. The following resolutions were adopted;
k,.lr>d That The peofis cliifens sad ppey owner
90 to- wee, .lie II tho w~lh Ward determined to sg
the sofy Mug II ne ks syeiur k.Toad cars
10 h.sn and oihst tmpfovsmsbts unti sccf mill'hri
bal tkr Lizard D Aldermen Of New lok n- sra
they hereby eeuy soiclttd to pus the ordnance
pssed upon sy toe Aliermsoc kshrosi Committee via
H.. The ksth Railroad ~ Lis sec3nd
sud tie running Il up 70 10 o'clock p a., aad
svcry hail heJr altpT until MIDI sht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27
MADAME GEFPRARD.

On the third column OF Tie third page Of La Prose
Of to-day, you may read tia, Madame ~ Pr,siden .
d. ia ii has honored jewelers. shop in t1e Pasa gc
CiOrent VIII ben prr,ence aud purchases. Any
one s5vu; the Court could have told YOU tbat, ju-t
before the Ewprrur's leaving ST. Cloud for Com
ieene, their M8je-tes ciyed the farewell yiit Of
MaJurne GefiIGrd, whom hey have beeu ia TIE W y
Of welcoming ui-utediy any tine trese Itsi ten
YEAR. During ,his umo Madam e.. has been IN
Paris overseeing lie iacation OF her cidfen IL The
beet French s,uOol.. Oar free republican schools
would lot have been free TO ne cplOiod chldrcn Of
Madame J.. Predicate d'ilaiti. Senator Richard.
Sou from The rehueI Ne,i, could lot have borne
meeting with th- cult,nfed .ady of color, WHO l.
>elcOuec the In, emil Palace il t1e eXqui-i;ely
10 ithed recei tons gwen # tie iTee republican
MLile uOuae.