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ALLEGED PrRJuRH.-Yesterday afternoon, John

ALLEGED PIRJURY.-Yes,erday afternoon, John
Msckay OF no. 10 Wafer sTTested by Ofcef
Iagnu charge n having committed leury in tho course
Of examination before Referee appointed by the Supreme
Court o tie State Scpeubcr 1904. be conn liut
..dc Dy Nm. Nom nnie beioEo Alderman Hsll. at tho
Police Court. who granted for the arrest Of
tiooccu.ci The forth constituting perjury
tie following: Inat about tie month Of April
l Mckay Lulef did purchase teas for IhOmas
NcS.r on sni, coAn. char god commission
merchants sud 1,to said McHsiTn The accused
held ~ ball an : OVo, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

CRY MoRTALITT.-The number Of deaths in this
city, during tie week ending Dec. J, was 3d. being
I'd increase Of 80 since the last report. The deaths
from acute diseases were 1876; chronic disease US,
and from external causes, %. OF the whole, 1856
were children, and 1913 adults. Thirty-fve died IN
The public institutions, and 81 Inferred in Pot
ters Fled
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bort narocne' Notice.

STATE ~ NEW-lO
W,HbKSs OFHCE, NJ. lOt Wslst
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance With
Z section OF the Act passed April g. 1871 emitted A.
t TO Krorrauirs the " arieus Once Of ths Fort d ~"
,ft 10 m rer1nl Interested 10, having charge o. Hs
0e ct matter u such inq TRY, eHaiineon or sniry a
M following vessels ae now uutof exantauon ~ me lOi
tVrdro. aud tho ssid surveys examinations VII be
Completed within days neI succeeding 1D' honee Oh
board said vessc.s M, A. T. u
shin Francis Is. tufilDg ''
~ n.,..dos MS store
-,hgoper Lath NO 30 r. "
"'"' WI II. DURLElGH, President
j. AuGs HERRINAH. Secretary.
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DEcIsIos OF TIE PoLIcE CoNMIssiosERs ~ THE
Mrs. BRissNLDE CAss.-YesIerday afternoon the
Police Commissioners rendered their decision IN
reference to the oofaact Of Superintendent Kennedy
L. the Ars. Brnesnade case. 1t il "a follows:
CzSTRAL DEPARTMENT oYTHE METROPOLITAN PoMCE)
No. 4i3 BROOKE srsEEr, COPSKH OE FIN.
kywfORE. Dec. J, l8G2 }
In The matter Of complaints snit tho Superintendent for
hnproIe C0nduct
Erc Thai In the opiri,n Of this Bosrd Nh, Rrnsmsle
Yves arrested CITY Walng t1u tie September
W direction Of Provost Marh Baker, subordinate officer
81 Tie War Department; ma. che there detained In
tidy by said baker and by fis order brought o. New
lork BY police ofce with the verbal request Of fei Baker
u the yeutcnaeui that he should be held ~ custody and
40 person permitted o. hold communication with her,
ts'p ration % Ne7 Oreans was pov3od ioT Aef That
Tan rli11 not having Dt5n proyid, TIC anRenn.en-
srat Tue l5n day OF October sppcd TO saii baAer
en 40 New fok FOR order for Ter Iccaso aHo Et BAKER
e1antd 10 ituo such order and by letter eh written ID
eesssd % toe enelden bu, dated @, tho az Depart
fLi hati gtOa, informed the superintendent TIA, tie
oecfeafy II War regarded arrest Of Mrs Brnsmlndr ~
eI"aal4bie t1st LtIs ag.Lofty b. which fae
e,ed Do sct o. aDesLs hat Eo further mold 10
.o1isdy t the 50 of nov whom che released y
gonniendent tie request Of Simeon fer Fro
Martial General au4 tE-t dur us the peIied q her de-
.snnon t the Sd Of November, there has been 40 og-
snce sd4uesd - show that other he Secretary o. War hs
stt4lt Secretaries Of he Judge AsyOcs Genera bad any
.ho"edee Of the detentoD Of Ars BIn.male by
order Of aid Baker
h'ottsd That citizen cannot b. lawfully held Ia custody
susei taD " Ds brought before magistrate except the
1na Of Judicial officer OF iCf military
'n'ass Oh the wtsg order Of competent 0esI Of the
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FIFTEENTH WARD SCHOOL OFFIcRRs.-An error
having been made in the names Of some of the CAN
didatcs we reproduce the list:
RJ.bcGn- Comussioner Ersstus C. Benedict. Inspec-
tor 4 bert Gilbert; Trustees, Linus W Sttyens, amos D.
oiver, lanes >. Huyer Peopics U70n VI sd,f and Tam
ComAi,sione. Washington Murray Inspector, Fred
ercS Wd1oos, Trustees John T. Irving, John H. Harnett
Theodore b. Bronson.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-DEc. i-Befose
judge SnrNGs.
DECISIONS.
TIE United states ag. Andrew FREDERICK, indicted
foY COULTER eur United states ccn and pleaded guty sen
tenred o. four -4ol.h. prsouu4eLt. ana z! hue.
Thl.1 4. Hu.gct 49, rs IT, bcacu L4WfcIco 81 e--h1
% remand bzck o. STATS Coat delied.
John e. Cfco at TAeoTo4 Nslo-Moion 10 remand bacf
state Court granted.
OIL Hs1rcicsut agl Fox Ling.fd Tor iafTinsenol. Of
copy wns t-Mo.on Tor new tTisl d-nvj.
NieteI o. Nca-t0A p o md lar llaimMy fo
lew tI.sl denied.
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We have received from Messrs. Gillespie, Iier'e
& Co, bankers, Carbondale Pa, 600 IN AID o. The
effort to send food 10 our heroic friends and friends
of Freedom everywhere, the suffering uncomEiain'
ing cotton-workers Of Lancashire, England We
gratefully give this The direction indicated.
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ATTEvpr TO SIT FIRE TO THE JERsrY CITY
PRIsoH-On Saturday forenoon soldier named " m or
hh committed Ci.y Prison and held - dessfer at
tempted bum the building by setting FIRE to tho straw
matless in his cell. The cell being terooi the suempt OF
course failed Griffith cousiderlbly bued about tLo
hands and which caused him ea ont for help l. wa.
,uupsea hs laoorug under attack of doifsum tIe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

FUNERAL OF THoEis BYRSEs-The obsequies Of
the late TEemas Byrnes were held at IL O'Clock
yesterday morning, at St. Peters Church, Bar
clay street. A large concourse Of friends gathered
20 witness the ast sad ries of burial, among whom
were scores Of political gentlemen. The services
were conducted by the Rev. Fathers Quinn, Nc
Kenna, Roles and Martin. The face bore 4 stern
bu. calm appearance. On the lid Of the coffin WIS the
Inscription:
...................s.....s.ss'' '''s''''''"'''":
THOMAS BYRNEs,
Aged Al
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lUIREME Olhi-'iii """
~ NFMNOKk. In tho matter Of the AilNt tiol o tue
pFCTDK CuUhCH WAkpENS suu WIS MEN o.
In. Church of the luteccssor IA tho ~ Il new 9' o
change Of tho ofthe fld Corporation 90 Inc rector
Church Warden. and Nc.tymon oil saint ADAM N"u'0H
ia inc CITY Of New YORK" ,,,-i,...h.
tnss.al Term Of the Supone Court hold IN aud 'of the
GU N See York on tlr 2Jlh diy Il Nog,niJer 4. =
Fre.eg the Hon George g. Barnard Ct the Justices
n IN CONT re,idins Ia tbe city Of New orA.
4, f-om the Petition Il the Rector Church W I
An d 1e.trymen OF Church OF she inefes ~ DO mo
CIV of Corporation dny inc fpofai-i nnsef iAe
-. "A Mi. n s hereto annex cd mat tho name b! which
an Cfurc and CORPORATION il now known and snAit d.
la, and h aud announcement 'ui li uY
..,,. ~ t. s. anne tie character aud location 81 ue
id CAuh CORPORATION viii he more correctly ana 'H'o'
tuallY desegnsted. o., a. -, 81 ,b
Ia IL on erred h. compliance with the provis'on'o tr
Uea Statute AID OF thaptef Jij e. the Laws ol 100 a.
- Cir.r 90 of the Lave ~ lg the sid Iog,faion De-
,nho tei TO assume no corporate nime 81 lhs h''ei
St,,, W,ri.-s "a Vestryneu ~ saint Abln's Church
IN tL Civ 81 New ork" and om snd after ITO s1 asy 81
January 1903 be- known by such new ani sssaWsa 4a anu
10 other. Enter uE'h"E W. DN'''+'''
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ARRIVAL or A MoSsrI. GuS.-A monster Dahl
gren gun, cast at Pi;sburg, Pa, and intended for
the new Monitor Wcehawken, arrived at jersey
City Yesterday, via the Central Railroad. IL weighs
II 1870 pounds; is about 10 feet in length 10 inch
bore and will throw a sold shot of 430 pounds.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL

il z BANY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
MOI. TIL and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chambers'r. From 30th.st
Express and 10 andp; 72l, l027 a N, and 1881 and
10 and p. n. 5l2 p
Troy and Albany with sleep.
ipgcu), 10 p. N. 1927 pm. Sundays includedl
psie train, 3i5 1851 H. and EAR AID 6:07
u m. and 5:45 p Pm
Peeksknl train, 3:iSp. m. 4:C7 p. IN.
Sing Sing train Sis p -: - p. M
Tsrrytown, 40 p. 4:3s p NJ. 49,
Persons In BROOKLYN con parchse tickets at Wescotrp
Express Office No 269 Wasbinston.st City Hall Square.
and their baggage checked At heir residences TO al
points on the road, aud to Sarstos4 sgrlnys
a. T. SMITH. Superintendent.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that Certificates
sned for advance. 70 the Receivers Of the late CHI
CAGO And MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY VII
be- rs eecd "a pur.uauce Of Re'oluioR adopted at the
Bondhodes meeting held 25th October 4si. Interest a. the
rae OF 10 per cent per viii be paid 20 Is, November
1867 such Cethcaie n shal be exchanged Tor nos
o. all Ceuiacats AZ rendered before Dec lber next and
ed T. cash Interest will BE- paid to dee of 'nuendef
uui IA 40 case will be pad AFTER IL. DecemoE next
L. II. MEYER,
Chann o Trustee. OF As entsi CREDITOR Of .is Chicago
cal vi ssipyi Ia load Co.. Room No 70 p " iLant
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SUDDEN DEATH OF 4 SoIDIER.-Mr. David Hart
ls,c Acting serseatMaor SOFA New ork tsksn sud
deny u IL ihe saloon No. 81 peuad street o'clock ca
StIl,y ui-nt and tircd einl.. instantly Dr. Bntton
ui edeiy called and pronounced It case OF internal
htf1arse- Deceased ded IN tie leii rcat ~
81 the battles Coroner WIdey notified to hold
inquest.
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Dcnli5irn.

nKS. GRIFFIN, No. 255 Grand-st., New York,
,u.e.ite Lord TAylor's rnd No 2S7 fions brook
IN are rr'ine raj or partial Gets Of their improved Aii1'
III Teeth wia or without extracting tho roots fu sets on
81 Der t0o.h, .iysI " rubber $l EXtscng rs esDi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

Mason Joyrs.-Mr Mason Jones delivers his fifth
oro,;o, q, Aha Academy of Music on Thursday even
ing next subject: Dean Swift and LIS CH',eS'
Academy on Friday evening following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

Dir. Charles Nettleton, one Of the Republican can.
didates for Alderman in the XIth District, has with
drawn. Mr. l.. Harrison Reed is now the EepUDl-
can candidate in the district.
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NEW-SERsEY ITEMS.

The Fair at the Litourette House, Bergen Point,
w-Jcrsey, for the benefit of the Sunday School Of
Trinity Church, will be held on Wednesday and
Thursday, tho 80 and ith Of December, instant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

LAWYERS, JUDGES and STATESMEN VIII Ind
PuHEsoL0Gy great practical utility in iheir profrsor' u
viii Ieses character 81 ecui. Jufymen and esaa
Examinations. vita I'm written descriptions, gwen
daily b FOWLER NELLs 40. J.5 Broadway, y. l.
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NKw Muslc.-Messrs. Firth, Pond & Co. have
Issued a spirited ." Fort Federal HiI Qai'k''ep, oy
r. b. Helmsmaner, AID "Reminiscences Of Dino
raA," arranged for the piano "a W. Berg
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CITY ITEMS.

BnooxLYs ACADEMY OF Musio.-To-night, Lorio
Will make her second appearance at this house IL
Iucrezia Borgia. Morensi Brienoli, aud sasini aP-
pear in the same opera. See advertisement.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-


~ From foot Of Courtiandt st.ConnectisS a. Hampton
Junction With tho De Sare Laskswanna aud Western Rail-
road Esson with the Lehgh Valley Railroad ard its
forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West
without chsrgr of cars
WINTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov. II, 1862
Leave Now-York as folows:
HARRisBURG EzPKKss-At q. ~. for Easton. Reading,
20. syic Harrisburg Mauch Chunk Wiihamspot
Man TRAIN-lt8a NJ. foI Easton. Water Gsn Scranton
Great Bend BiDgnlmtoD, Pittston. Wilke-bsre, &c.
I'm THROVGH TKAIS-For Eas.on. Allentown, Reading,
Pottsyille. Harrisburg Willamsport &c. 49,
4P n TuKoVGH TRAIN FOR Easton, Bethlehem, Alien~
town. sud Nauch Chunk. -
5:30P.s Way TRAiS-Por Somervie and intermediate
stations .r n,
TIP WESTERN ExPREss-For Esston, Allentown Read
ing Harrisburg Ptsbarsh ard the West Sleeping cars nom
jersey City TIN ugh to tittsburgh
FxPREss TRAM ToR HRRlsBURG-The q n. Express
Train from Newly ork arrives al arrsoorg at p M connect
Ing and West Pennsylvania Central Railroad North
err Genital Raed North and South and with the Cumoer'
land Valley Railroad
THx TaRorGH ExPREss TRAIN FOR TEs WEST leaves
Ne-Yors AZ ~ daily Sundays excepted making elose
injection H.rr-ug with Pennsy lvania Rsilroad-wlth
no chez Ptthurb and out 70 Cincinnati and
Chicago Two hour time is saved by taxing this train
FLfraBgTHPoRr AND NEW York FERRT-Lesve tew- YORK
nom PiS No. :, North River, 3, $3.50 g. m and R;U;
and p 49, ,,,
The boats stop at Berren Point and Maner Harbor every
,rip each wsy. JOSIAH U. STERNS, Superintendent.
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fAdveftisern.nh !

1000 Persons are cured every day Of HEAD
lcuE ToorHAoHE end NErfOtGA IN three minute. by
usiag WOLCorTs AsNIBILATuG (ucyel ia uscJ samples
mailed for Is eegs X. l.. NOLCOrT, No 10 Chathanst
NeW-IOlk.
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A,,,crD ISHunAy CoyDucr AT BELLEVUE Hos

AITrGTD INHUHAN OONOUVI At DkLLtFVL II0S|
p,1AL-Yesterday, tie police returns from the
Eighteenth Police Precinct contained the following
statement Of the conduct of an official Of Bellevue
Hospital to two officers, who conveyed an injured
man thther:
with the sarcastic rebuff Of Who are YOU
". w,nt uone Of vou dictsou" We replied that
The officers hsd brought dying man 20 tie Hosa aud
that Il he attended % he would Ole 4he ho
pitsl ol lis then told hat policemen were no nrc1 and
thst would have sit turn At ttis time there Wa
ir- the Hopitsl me an allowed to Bleed desth
shrough the gross ,ieeuce officials u that us.u3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

We learn tha, the ablo discourse delivered by the
Rev. DR.. Arrnitage on Thanksgiving Day On '"s
past, present, and future Of the United S's'es VI
America, is to be repeated at an early day W It,
Quest of his church aud congregation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

Fatal AccIDENT.-An inquest was held on
Saturday by Justice Hoey Of Jersey City en- the body oil
young named Jeremiah Shay no was run over oy
train u New lors and Ere cars Decessed was employed
the road snd attempted get the Tain while III mot on
but missed ii. hold and fell under the wheels verdict Of
accidental death rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-02

TIE NEw SURRoeaTE. The Hon. Gi1ecnJ. Tuck
er the new Surrogate, took ais seat Monday morn
Ing. Having been elected to i, the vacancy caused
by the death Of Mr.. West, it was Competent for BIN
70 take the Office as soon as qualified. As ye' no
change has been made in the clerical stah Of the
Office, and it is not known that any will be made.
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'HOMAS BfRNEs
Aged a..
The psll-bearers were a. followl

John Ven Buren, ElBal F. Purdy, W. P. Powers, Yam
Cosdy Bsfisnln Ray John M0uissey. VI iiiam hin'
Tbor1s. O'Dornen T. Is. Hart. Thomas Burns, Joun ke
John fitzgerald
The body was Inferred in Calvary Cemetery.
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A NHw Journal IL SOUTH CARoLINA.-Tle
Rev. Mansfield French who returned 10 this city a
few weeks AGO. from Pot Royal, Las, since his
arrival, purchased printing press type and large
stock of paper for the furnishing Of tie printing
Office Of The S0lthern Cross newspaper about
70 be published in South Carolina. 1t is expected
that the TIE Southern Gross viii be raised il
Charleston early in January.
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ARRIyAL OF THE FoRTY.sEygSTH MASSACHUSETTS,
The 47lh Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers Col
Marsh, arrived here yesterday morning from Read
vile.
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nOe0oln9 CGr0s, sc.

Ar VIM FVERDELL" SONS-WEDDlNG
~ CARDS. These celebrated ENGAGED 'Has sou 0N'
At No. IsI TyitentL, N. \. Aslsbishsdi 49,
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IN Pursuance OF al order Of the Surrogate
Of he County Of ScwYork uotice hereby sven 70 a.
ba,ing claim. against JOHN MEGGS late Of the CITY
Of gentleman de oased TO prescott the sane VII
thereof the subcub,r NJ tie ohce OF " 'AN
NOORuis No 10 Nsisaust, IN tho CT, OF newton on or
hsfofr the first day March nextla,sd NV IN the
,s't d.x ~ auru.t ig,2 DEWITT CURTIS.
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BELLS HEAD, Monday, Dec. For the first
time in many months there is short supply OF
bullocks in market to-day, only 3 900 lead being
ported in Forty-fourh street, against go head last
week. OF the price rises, drovers and brok-
srs cay half a cent pound butchers say from half
70 whole cent. IL is very certain fnat more bull
locks sell to-day al cents. net pound than upon
any day the past Autumn, ald shat some W estcrn
droves Will sell at &c. and droyes that would not NV
erage 5 cents pound last week will average fully
81 cents today. IL IL also certain that il Is out a.
easy 10 make drove Of good fair ll0is steers av-
ersge cents pound in this market az II was to
make them average Il u .c. Let week, and, owing
10 the better demand, the brokers are able 10 .et
better estimates Of weight. We know that some
droyes have been sold Wholesale TO-DAY al - head
upon II cwt steers more than the owner would
have taken last week. The rise is not 30 much,
probably, upon the low grades Of ca''s bl there Is
~ advance upon all, and very few have sold to-dsy
o. low az cents pound for the net weight. The
proportiODate number of good bullocks is rather bel
ter than last week, and there are some extra or
"premium lots that VIII sell az ful @! cents net,
pound. Tie weather to-day, Tor the hest Of Winter,
4 mild and rainy, but trade commenced early and
has continued brisk, and the yards will be nearer
cleared TO night of oil the stock on sale, snd il
quite uncertain about TN increased supply to-mor-
row, though 1t il known that there several iot6
on the way, awaiting transportation. II they Go
not arrive the closing day will be tie best of the
season.
lie Hog market il crowded TO excess, and very
clll at declining prices. Tie very top pIlce ls >
cents per pound, live weight.
Tie Sheep market Is very lively, and slightly
higher.
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T II. JOHNSTON & CO., No. $50 Bowery,

s WEDDING and VISITING CARDS, he. latest styles
specimens ~ AZ Also Wtfrkes J-Hay Silver Ware and
Plated Ware, sle pest qualities and at low prices
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COURT or OYER AND TERMINER-DEo. l-BefoI'
Justice LTDNAhD.
GRAND JURY.

COURT or OYER AND TERMlNER-DEo l-Bei0re
Justice LTDNAhD.
GRAND JURY.
.Juetice Leonard opened the Court OF Oyer and
T-rner for the December FERN hismornng Tie ioHo"-
',g y,.utl mon wela imglnue.ed as Gfa4f Jui0Is' a. -
Nm H. Appleton. foIemehi T. l.. boies; WIN a., ~
Ciristie Lew be- puan (has. {. ooOdAue ihonias ~
Esr,t.i IN LeonaId H. Furier samuel hayhgf' ho."e'
ste.i Eenrg l. Terrell kuoch thambefnn, Id%li1 .
Can MI II fly Samuel J. Mongoucfy. Henry j. hart
J,hn 81 Reed AutAony snyder. ~ ashnft"n NJ lhuiAhni
a. ~ WIet,ii Geo { Miller q. a. Az aters
Tho Judge beAy charged the Grand jay On lne ,pe'
reo.i.el ty e .z: Violation Of election a"r sues o.
otef saes Of incX cs nr liquors 'i'Ho o. u'u'J
sws, pubic oces taking iAesI iee' 'A' o"'o''' '"N
ticket winding. A. IA, t,o-. yye,e
The Grad Jory then retired aud tic Pet J1oIs EeIe
called p ae being imposed on all absent "sno ana rem
J4IO,G ..,-r
FREDERICK TREUSD plsChAh"hp' =,
Freund WA committed in January 1000 81 arson III o ~
degrfe and tculsncra 10 inpfisODmeAt IL Az, anu
clinton Prison The was appealed aud the SNpi'u
Cour conhfed me conviction, but tAe Conft OF ~li
revsrsed it, Freund brought down, aud ms OouIoi
Heurv Morrison now apple. oI his discharge on the
that Ms sentence has been partly executed, ana DC cso
feiucarceraed The District Attorney consented 10 we US
charge but only the ground that the necessary wbss'
for new tia could rot Ne ob.snod Adjourned 10 "esles
day.
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nor ROSTON nndPROYIDENCE, via new

TOR BOSTON andPROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RlvER-The splendid aud sur s,iot
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. brown. leaves New.fofe
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at Z
o'clock ?. D., and the EMPIRE STATE Capt Brsyton on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY at o'clock p H.,
frem Pier Ne y. n.
Hereafter will be regarded secured to any APP
Pile alt until the shall have oe paid for.
FREIGHT Boston IS through with dispatch
by Expos Freight II ain
WIN BORDEN Agent Nos. 70 and II Wsllst
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CoILIsroY.-Atout 5 o'clock yesterday morning
collision occurred between the ferryloa hue'ssoh ard
pilot boat near the jersey City Ferry zip. Tie de- Tas
" the frrryboa, carried away BY tie bewspt oil the
pilot boat.
PoIIcx ARnEsrs.-The police Of jersey City
made n arrests for the month Of November
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sfxIhrCHE ALssNsc
Sin-Rises..7G Ssts............fiJ+ Meon-Set,. 3.J
WATER DAf.
andy Hook. 4lg Icv Island sOi Hell 0sIs.... 6f
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|C C4I,vcr Of TIME FOR BOSTON.
& NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
p WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ls6
COMMENCING DECEMBER l. 1861
.enyer Station Ia Ee~Yolk corner nth 81 and stn az


on l1tlst.
TRAINS LEAVE NkW-YORk:
For New Haven, . a. N. lex l2l5 ais tEI) a4ot%
For ersdseport :, Ca m tEr)i 12y, EIl $40, 49,
~
For Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport and We'port,
IL. IS. $40, 80 p. m ~, = "a "a. .,o.
For No:gsk go II. lll5 2l3 (EI 34O 40, ap,s
m- u, a,o !. N
Eor stanford :, (Ex), $50 m i2l5 2ls lEx) $40,
For Port Chester aud intermediate stations $50 m
L? IS. $40. i.JO. So 80 p. u.
For Port hester and New Rochelle, p m
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via 1ingheld. a. (E1) zI9 (Ex 6p' M
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2l5, 8 p IN, - "a. ~,
For afford aud inged a NJ lex iEls 'tEAb
pm cp.., .. yor,r..l o.. m rxl
Eor Hartford. Providence. aud F,Lkil Railroad NJ
For New Haven, New London and sOnnson Railroad At
0 4 H. ~ -. 2 Is. y. a.. , ,
Csr,l Raliroad Y. is D. m to Northampton.
For Housstonic Railroad to PiltshSli ne
For Nsrsttuck Rsilroei a. N. 2l3 p H. 81.
For Deubury aud Sorwa ak Railroad q m; s. iop N,
ror,n,otion. seepuz astsched TO tne p ~ Train
JAMES II. HOlT. Superintendent.
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r,TONTNGTON LINE for BOSTON. via GRO.

~ TON, NEW-LONDON. srONINGrON, PRoYI-
DENCE NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW:BEDFoRD.
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and Ply
MOUTH ROCK viii leave Pier No 10 n r., foot Of Court.
hndtFt. daily except sunday ct .. m.
Freight taken BY other line once OF Con-
w NJ EDWARDS, Agent.
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NTFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADTLPHIA ard the SOUTH and WEST, va ~
All 10 a M T. g. and Il p. ms. Fare Through icsets
STA 10Y mo south Wet and through bssAse CHECKED ~
a N and aud II p. III. trsins. a., ...
/ w NOODRJ 81, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received Tor trains unless des9
- rs minutes In adyssc Of the time Of LEAVING