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DEATH or ENJUTIcE CUETIs Mr.. Henry r.
Curtis well known member of the Brooklyn Bar,
and formerly Justice Of the Second District died at
his residence in Madison street, Bedford, yes
to-day morning after an illness Of onlya few hours
The cause of death WA congestion OF tue brain.
Deceased was 80 years Of age.
4 Mr,.fyG WoAAx Found DEAD N HER APART
vrSTs, SURROUNDED BY ALL THE PARAPHERsALh
or rHX GRAyE.-Copt. Wogom OF the fiith Pre-
cinc on Thursday evening received information that
ID woman named Jane McMnuy, who had resided al
No. - North Second street. l.. d., had been missing
for about three weeks, and it was believed that she
was dead u her room. An officer was sent to the
house. and, upon forcing open the door, the dead
body OF the woman was found IN one Of the rooma.
Deceased was about 80 years Of age, and Is repre-
sen.ei AS a" very strange woman. Hie certainly
leaves behind singular manifestation of eccen'rci-
~. H. the same room. and near where the deeessed
I Law was a etreicher carefully Padded. which tbe
eydeiy wishedto be laid out. Beside il was shroud,
cap. clean sheets, and all the necessary piral hef-
ralis of the grave except the ccthn. Mrs. Mchurry
was in The possession of a comfortable competency,
ov ming the house ia which che lived and some other
properly. But she ycrsitently resisted any aiten-
/ lions that were frequently rendered by the other
seclusiOn.
II was ut fret feared that foul play had been
used but subsequent investigation by Coroner MIR
phv precluded The idea that she had come TO her
death by any other than natural causes How long
she had been dead is not known, but It must have
been full two weeks, as the body was much decom-
posed.
The OLD LADIES HoNE.-The following nau ed
sie. elected Of tn institution 4 the recent
| annual meeting Nh, >. T. Sire ahsn Mu. HoseS Wei.
.ter Mr. J. r. ST. John. "r Nathan Burchs'd Mrs Deyii
" S,oue Mrs Alan.on Trask Nh, III merrill, Mrs Lowe
lolbrook Mr.. j. D. Hublr'. Mr.. David johnson, Mrs D.
| J LeiysTi, Mira J. T. Herman. Mrs. A. ~ Nit'e
Mr, T. Fish Mrs J. ID. SpNkmln Nrt II. ". Law, Mrs.
4. Cutler Ms y. Fairbsass, M' hsrtelt. Mrs Edwa5
Anthony, ar, X. p. Book, hs VI =. Tsyior, Mrs J. T.
scoyi.le, Mr.. > \ Daryea, NIs Ann hu rows air.. 4
Pom, nus Mfs ". c. Bowers. Mrs ). Dayoa, MIS-. W.
] Buddington. Mis- Hubbard Mrs. W 3 Dunbar, Mr..
Gregory Mr. Lucy thompson, Mrs. ID y Lennon, Mrs r.
whiting Mrs. Hazard Mrs. E.mendor. Mrs. E Lambert,
! Mrs. j. B. Hardenbus
THE BRooKIYs CRY CoURr.-The jury trials in
III, CITY Cour, terminated Yesterday. They viii DO resumed
on IA. fourth Monday Of iii. month the 2fth last Equity
and other rot aDe ~ Jury vii Dc heard by te
Court during the third week Of tie term commencing on the
I l.th
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School History Of England By a. b. Btnrd limo. pp.
4G. 4. =. barnes > Buzz
The ridns hcsder ~ y 6ihsft and p If~' i-n"' ~
10. sheldon Co.
IN. ugrns Of . Great feoge From tle F.uch of Count
Asanor de UApshl. by hIy l.. Eocl. Ne" d
tloa l2uIo pp lt. Charles sCIi,nr-. 90
Memoir Of tho Duthe-. 81 Oreani anslsied from 'as
French Set ond Eoition. l@nip ~. 5ll. ihr s"h @
Ert or Love aud socesf0n. No.eL - DeJ'
rim Mood. Emo Do .Ha. Carleton 49, -, .
The Ns,igu. school Tor The Soldier ~ CAPT " w '1h
hess. Idino. pp. .. The same , ,,,
Clr.ian Ac'i,itJ Ia College lDmo. pp Ji' Ai"ei.eA'
Lisdei fl sodasn (sodiers HyInn') isrno PIP o. Tie
zage n. General Hsveock. Leben tStseh OF hsvolsch'
Cute, M far Kre.s in Fold (Ad'iee 10 sadicr') lamo
Muiyrfu NJ, Psr,hc stse. Of horh Amote> by John ;
liit,.ll isino. PIP ~. s.n Francisco H. IL ban
The Bee Keeper. Directory By j. S Harmon Emo Pr
Infantry Tactic. BY Brig Gen. sl.' Casey u B. A. ''o'
The Wa,V, ar ThenSs Hood. Edted By EPcs Sargent
Vol H. I2mo pp. 4J6. 0sOrs 7. Pu'n,nL
Visws Foot ny PaJafdTsylor CaHton edition. HFi'ed'
il,no. ~. 3c6 Iho Fame -. q H.,
Mi.,As. Of Educa.sd Men. An hdcfs's ~ John D haf
e,oouI Edi,,oo. igme. up. u. &c. VInznss
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Tm PETER FUSEs SwIaDLgD BY COUNTRY
MAS.-Yesierday, VIM. Miibank, gentleman
recently from Vermont, entered sue Peter Funk
establishment. in Park-row, and proceeded to bid
against some Of the Funks who loungcd abont the
place. One OF the Funks bid fifty cents on silver
watch, worth So. The Vermonler desired to LOOK
at the watch, GOT i. into his hands, then bid 'eVep
live cents. 1t was knocked down 20 him. ana "V
handed over the cash, but one of the party CAM,
that he had bid the seventy-iye CENTS '1h04n"'
who was not to be taken ill., fed WIN '"e ""'.
the Fupks ran after him, but he womb NOT ~
the watch whereupon they ordered DE arts "1a
had hun taken before Justice Brennan, at the iSmO'
Police Court. justice b. thought the Fank' had got
onest,v ouyited, and they must sue for redress III
a civil CONT. WIN. Milbank went on his way,
roioicinc that b. had 90, ~a;ep worth oil that be
had paid for It
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-Cn,zBErs.-FEB before Justice
IsGRAHAs.
DrCIs IONS.
Mary f.. Tu,te agt. George &. Tuttle.-Diyorc


IsGRAHAs.
ngCIsfOSs.
Mary f. Tu,tle agt. George &. Tuttle.-Diyorce
in re- Petition Of Emelue Adophus Sc-Relerence
aered to Charles Z. kirklard go.
James Read A. ag Thomas Naturalization granted for
fret Friday In March.
Before Justice CLKRKv.
Jacob ZiIp agt. MaTgsfe. HeIlemann Settled.
Charles H. baxter ct 81 ast. John hdge.-Moon rened
fliss Wssson sat Andrew Letter - AL-MOuon granted
Reference ordered to John Soston. ssq.
Nosh Stmseysut ct al ssL Darwin r. hih-Moton
granted , 80, 49,,
Espoieon B. Kuknrk sst wai A. Mles ct al Geo. O. s
Thompson sgt The same Motions granted
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERS-FER Before
Justice MONCBlGF.
Eliza Aienhaim agt. Ernest Baenieky.-Appiiea'
ton granted on terms with Flo costs
COURT OF GENERAL sEsslONs-fEs 5.-Before
Recorder HoFFuss.
Alexander Dunon tried and convicted OF forgery
In the second deer. 81 hsv. passed cognie on
Chester Mp sentenced to stac Prison tor years and
months 81, q,
sud l.ceuy sentenced tar r-rltentisry FOR months
sarah Campbell. Of the town, Pleaded guilty 20
petit larceny having stolen gold watch snd chsn belonging
10 John w Phrau OF No 2lD Icn avenue, on the ION OF
W. Is sn old man had gone home with the won a. and next
moius found hmsof unush watch This Was the second
time his watch had tadcn from lin under sm.a err
oumstauce. aud the second tine that tho derc'e polce hf
recovered Tor him thIi zine, however. IA. hai gone Oh
IN company with another loose woman OF W" own ava h'
toh sgnis epAed lie again naio application 10 tue de
tegs, hunt bis watch but they IA cd Ia hoir .oIt
n detectivea The time OF the occurrence represented Pho
49, nam. A. arrs Yessday the waich which had bee
stolen by the defendant was not produced In Court.
The prisoner is remaBded Tor sentence
Thomas Henry, aceompnce OF Sarah Campbell, was trec
watch be.onsins to John ". Phelan demanded for
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Antf.SInvery Convention.

AfHaNr. Ffldsy Frb- ., I56L
The annual Anii-Slsvery State Convention met AT
Aaociaiion Hall to-day. The call for the meeting
was nj 10 o'clock hat NJ II o'clock the meeting wa
Organized, at Which time thirteen white men, Fix
white women and three negro men were present
Oliver johnson editor Of The Ant,-Siarerg Stand
ard. was chosen President. The meeting holds
,e,sious two DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-08

ACADEMY or MUsIc.-Loyers Of sweet sounds will
bear in mind that ia Traviato will be played at tue
Academy # Music tonight, Miss Kellogg and Signor
Bignoli doing the chief parts, and Dir. Marotlss
acting as director cf tue orchestra
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made, either of 10, 20. Is psr cent hut thought
the matter could not very wen be accomplished By
Topping off $40, 900 from the whole amount.


the matter could not very wen be accomplished b,
looping of 81, 900 from the whole amount.
Dir LiTTLg ssid be was il favor of fist Of all re-
ducing be nurber Of attendants on the Courts. 1t
is ia his opinion, very great abuse, as one Of the
MESSENGERS Is Al pres member OF the Legislature
at Albany epissting for the people there aud dras
iny bis salary here at the same time.
A vote being taken, the amendment offered by Mr.
Ely wac lost.
The motion Of Mr.. Stewart was withdrawn.
Mr.. PLUsr offered two resolutions that the snrn
OF Sl4 400 be stricken out Of the tax levy for the
pay neu. Of the eighteen attendans at the Court OF
General Sessions and that the re'oIution parsed by
q Board on Dec l6, 1851 be resciudrd. Both res,
olatons were os four voting IN the affirmative and
seven ia the negative.
A vote being taken on the tsx-levy, with The
above amendments, all the members voted IN the
ahi rnative.
The Board then adjourned until Monday, the l5th
int.
The following table shows the budget rs passed
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CITY ITEMS

Mr.. Charles Burdett, well known ~ q writer a
works Of fiction, who was 70 years Mayors Clerk,
and now reporter for the daily press, having ro-
Gently been baptizedipto fellowship with the Antioch
Baptist Church, will, tomorrow evening, preach .
sermon to the congregation, detailing his religious
experiences since his conversion 10 Christianity.
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IhdHc r,insrnertl
CoMMonORE NUT. u

CouMOpORE MUTT, the wonderful S3U,OOJ
~ which BARsUa just cracked proves TO be the TcL
, ever tuned up tho MUsEUN is ev-es arc crow ded
ever, dsy sgd evening To-day thousands Of adde's and ctl
den viii yi,i. him and euJoy he fairy y and all The
other novelties OF the establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-08

The Rev. DIR. Chapin will deliver the second OF .
series OF dlseonrses on "The Times and the People"
tomorrow evening. Subject, War Time"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-08

Standardization is called to the advertisement
Of tue Prize Skating Match to come of ou Monday
Dext at Central PAX, weather favorng. There win
on the same night also be srsnd Skating Fancy
Dreas Ball at the Washington Stating Pond, Fifth
avenue Brookl,n. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-08

The Loadoa Lancet, for February, in addition to
ia u,ual variety Of medical essays and intelligence,
commences the publication of series on ." New
Remedies introduced into the Practice OF Medicine"
The article in the present number is devoted to
ycrairum Virde american Iiellebore), showing the
remarkable efficacy Of that plant in pneumonia
uleurisy, acute rheumatism, and all inilaInnatory
diseases, whether idiopathc, or from surgical IN
iuries, ID. Herald.l
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co,,rcron BARNEY ~ A Foo, OR " How
H. "a spicy Revelation Of the NEWYoss Gus
NOT 70 10 See sCNDAY DsPArcu Iva teb. 3. lSo2 sos
III by al News Agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-08

Mu1r,RY M,rrrRs. - First-Lieutenan' LOUIS
ri,,ca,ad II the firth company 18th Regiment Ma
tiou Guard, has been appointed Assistant Aa a'ans'
CeneraI 70 Cen. sekles, and has reported Tor duty
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TIE PRIVILEGE or TIE WRIT or HABEAs COR
PUs UNpbh me CONSTITUTIONS. 8,o %. ~
&. Sherman Co. ~
In this vigorous pamphlet, which ia understood 10
be from the pen of the venerable jurs. who has 10
long been at the head Of the Philadelphia bar. Mr..
Horace Bnney the legal grounds for The recent gus
pension Of the writ Of Habcas Corpus are set forth
with a freedom from technical details aud ucidty
and force of argument, which urgently commend il
to the attention Of every reader who desires 10 gain
an intelligent view Of the merits Of the case. Mr.
Kinney maintains that the Constitution Of the United
States must be judged by itself by i's own disribu-
ton and ordination Of tho powers Of Government,
and not by the Engllsh Constitution or 10y the pow
els OF Parliament Among the most important differ
enees between tho Constitutions Of England aud The
United States in regard to the Iabeas Corpus, may be
noted the following: /. The Constitution Of En-
gland negatives the suspeEsion of the privilege by
the universal principle Of the Common Law that
there is exception under any circumstances to the
night Of bail, trl, or discharge without delay. The
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Pay Of i've police surgeon. t4zso0 added.
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ISFASIRY TACTICS By Brig Gen. sitl. CAsrr, u
"a. Jto.. fn.o. - Ven ko.trsld.
Tie author o; tin new manual Of infantry man1n-
yres enjoys the reputation among well informed NIL
ary men Of being one Of the beet tacticAns in The
army II ia founded on the French ordonuanoes Of
1881 and 1915 with such changes and additions AZ
were demanded by the recent Improvements in mill
tary science. The VOLUMES are issued in compact
FORM and present a neat handy-boos for the use Of
the soldier.
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sCUOOL HISTORY or ENGLAND. BY A. y. BTh.HD.
Emo. pp $50 4. \. Barnes Bur-.
brief outline II the history Of England from The
earliest time. To the year 1860 IL presented in this
volume, which il iuionced for use in claises aud al q
general book Of reference II appears 10 have been
compiled with good in igment; the style, with rome
few exceptions, is neat and upprciendingi and the
narrative If ffeer and more animated than IL usua'
with historic Al aLstracts.
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III EAHAsAN BEES.

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