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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

PRESENTATION OF a FLAG TO ~as 18th PRE.
cIScr PonCE.-A handsome national flag was on Fri'
day afternoon presented by the NcwYork and Ney-
Haven Railroad Company TO the Police Of tho 18th
Precinct. The presentation took place at Joness
Woods and was attended by the members Of the Police
of the precinct in body. Judge cardozo the Hon
VIM. A. Darling Col. T. Bailey Myers, Major BALDWIN.
.na o,bors At9I O'clock, tie assembly being
called to order by Capt Hnr Of the 18th precinct po
lice, who stated The object for which they had asse@
bed. his Homer Judge Cardoso was INTRODUCED VINO
New Haven Railroad Co., and accompanied the pro
sentstiOn by an interesting address sPeeches were
then made by the Hon. VIM. A. Darling COL Myers
M stewart Assistant District Attorney, Dr. bin
mons. the Hon John Keegan, and Mr.. MckeDas q ~
Poiiee Ga,et after which tie company processes 70
nartake Of O bonntifu repnst. ri. nf t4t'i ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
FROM GEN. SHERIDfNS ARMY
Gen. Emory's Rank and Command.
HpQRs. NINETEENTH ARMY CoRPs,
A pNy oP 1Ur SHENANDOAH. Dec. q, 1864.

Amy OF The SHENANDOAH, DUO a. IoV''
Repeated misapprehensions having apsen ID
regard to the position occupied by breyet Major
Emory in this army we copy portion o, a general
order issued by tie War Department, Oh the 18th Of No
vemher:
CENTRAL OEprg-No. o;7-lExtyaot. l-Grey Ma
eneral Emory appointed to the command OF the
Nineteenth army corps headquarters with General
Sheridan IN the field
The assignment Of this meIitorous officer 10 this I'M
portant command gives The greatest amount OF satisae
ton in this department FOR hs reputation for bravery
q soldier and sagacity an officer has long been
known to every one in the army. General Emory Is
one Of the Oldest officers in the United States service
he having held commission somewhat more than ih'
tv.tLlee yoaTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
Capture Of the Roanoke.
To the Associated Press.

In The Herald Of the Sd inst, notice Cap,' Drew
~. took ON bosrd three passengers who had tebes
ron the ofce and passports informed by the Purse
Tb, |. not true one three Lieut. braine alas john
.on had ps.port signed by beAmesn Consul the other
paid their passage have frequently done before
with apains nowiedse and when he ssked me ~ all
was right" answered yes" 49,.
Daring nv IS months employment on the Foenohe nstsf
the Company the Captain have ne orders not to .s,s
pl.en.er without passports therefore no blame can possibly
BE- s'tschedto me.
A TO my previous statement which was perfectly cos
togga some may cenrure and condemn can eonscsnioss4
saw ever acted the interest OF employers ard CAV
tain and also endesvoed to do my duty in the po'ror
occupied. In justice TO myself am Obliged 10 ronee .os
inert tina Respectfully youN
y. +. HAwLKY, Ex Pur,er Steamer koNOie.
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Latest ship News.
ARRlVEp.......SrN

~
st.smship North Star Jones. Aspnwsll 18th Ut. pact
s.. p Ednbai.h lBi Role Liverpool ist VT S
Queenstown l,th ndse. and 321 pass, John u Dse "'e
'! wsS sf'i r.s s ts.ss ; XIV 2.;;s'
ship AshbarsOn, Brsdi'h, Liverpool :" days Goa = '"'
B,r. Edith of LondOn) Sidney Pedsns Aug 49, eofs to
order. Passed Cspe Of Good Hope Oct D. Ana S] he'"
Bark S,e.do tOf Portland Prince, Pensacola u d',' in
BAH Si. Hatch LsshOrn: So days md'e Upper Beat
III. Passed Gibraltar Get, I6. NJ, 4,
Burk Blanche Marie tBrem) Hae'oop' Boston o'y''
0' Bs SrSs sof E.., M.chi. Talbot, St. M'n is s
'' ri, Snps w f. ssDR cornw. Mason Monteso Bay
a.y. iogwood H. X. DeWolf , r..
s.is lame. + Abbot, tof Turk: l.andl Hsthor e''HS
Tar. "a dsys salt. cotton, &c. A. Baiz Co. =. -,
IL Fmms Dean tof Nassau Mount Nsamort' 10 days.
'o srs Thoa.: A. Dalrs Thompson Bangor 10 d lumber
Ma Palm. Of Pemambucol Rogers, Fernsmbues days.
Brig Emma tfsn) steehmsnn, Rotterdam W dss' m''s'
Ss johnson sof 1 Liverpool Ss' Foster b''''''''
s,is Arab lot Gbraar Bia,n. Mslass s days lro Gre
Bis Juliet c. Clark Brown, ST. Martins is dsy' SIT mo
'ss. 4 a;,d sMse G Epppsb..hpor for Boston
srls Col Lester Penny. Port Morris for Elr.bet,gon
schr Nm H. Rows, hsrris Providence for Phlsss pins
schr Asl.nta tof D.@ssrs) os.tsr ps,n' ;a
gale, wa. obliged to throw overheard 10 ease 'he ''
WlND--At Sunset. W.
BELOW.
B.rs Ellingwood, from Glaoe Bay, dsya
AI.o slip. and bark-unknown.
SAILED.
pRc. Ship John Bright.
Bark Gszelic. - .,,,..l c.,of,s y
9. Terry, Liberty.
Ship Adriance. ,,,,.,.,o, Mort,,um.
bri.H.u5r Ks,ospse Mary McRae Reporte Ssth,s.
SIM, ilenrirts asi H. A i; r Svr.sse
scho,,no,s~C l.. Bsyles Helen Mar NJ bsy's' Nh,
Philip Caroline Rhode l'nd ASsn r9oT I,S. p.m.
hsccs sarah Lovina j. A. barley, Wave, n NM W.s,r
lie .se,t. james Law renee. q. Ame' 0of"e"V' ''"
- RETURNED 49,. T., sos,l-
p.n.n steamship Bremen. Mrier hence 30 ms w rev
.mn,on aud bremen returned In conseqnncs o. tLe
sR ,orL ed loose when she seventy mice QUIZ ~ IN.
Wnan No part Of il 10 brohsn, but she viii have w,sk
aocL 70 pair She win sail again the latter PAR "
SPOKEN. ~, ... ?
,ah Mt, lat. "a 20, Ion. 20 20. schooner e"A'"
e,yi g.t G b. lon 90 schooner Race H'fs hence Nv
Barbodoes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
Battle Record Of the sixth Corps.
HrQRs. SINH ABMn Corps,

HIQRs. SINH ARNn Corps
NEAR kTAENsTOWN Nov g, ls6i.
The following complimentary general order
has been issued by Gen Sheridan, and explains itself;
HIS2Rs MIppLF MILITARY DIVISION, Nov o.. 1894
SPECIsJ ORDTRs, No. 9l-Exiract.-Ihe following
names Of battles viii be inscribed the colols vi rcsi-
ments engaged in the same;
SIXYH CoRIs-Wiuchcstcr, September 10; Fishers
Hill. September -; Cedar Creek October ~.
by command Of MajOr-Gen. Sheridan.
G. KNGsBUgY, IT.. Assistant Adiuiant General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
The Pirate scmmes Going .. Richmond

BY the arrival Of thsbrig Emma Dean, Capt
AIount we have received information that Capt.
Senmes formerly Of the Rebel steamer Alabama, a..
Iive.t at Mstamoros the 10th ult. in the British
/. chooler Adder, from Havana and crossed over 70
Browns vile and passed through Texas on his way 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
NEW WAY or PASSING WORTHLESS MONEY

NEW WAY OF ASSINu W UKIHb ''fV''"''
new dodge In passing worthless money was developed
Yesterday. A man called at No. 81 Bondsf'' where
rooms were advertised let, and engaged IN apart
ent at certain rate per month lie represented that
no wond not be ready leave bis place for few DAYS
but would willingly pay small deposit to secure TIE
snar,ment This arrangement was agreed to- when the
opncaut drew from his book live dollar bill ON
fbe Bank of Egg llarbor and received two dollars III
change leaving three dollars on deposit shortly stsr
he let il WINS discovered that the bank was no Vnae'
in existence and that the bill was therefore, WORTHLESS
II seems that she same party hos swindiu scvW ,'
people IN this manner. and the public Won" W "'"
therefore, TO be on their guard against him' -.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

MAusos, Wisconsin, Dec 4. IsCa.
The official canvass Of the election in the
State Of wisconsii,, shows the following result:
Home vote--for Lincoln, Gs,906; for Mcclellan
G., i94 Union majority, 6.il2
The soldiers vote 10 not all In ret
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

by N. ra,p.rv o, the soldiers have commanded
feel that In parting them I'm m'eEine the strongest
ties Of my military life.
The distinguished Officer who succeeds me Is snuued' 70
your entire confidence His record assures you ha' Y N'
Lour Of battle he will lead you to victory.
WHY'D s. HANCOCK, MAJ. Gen. Vols.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

MEETING OF DIs0H AnaED SoLplERs-CoRRsc'
roS.Thc notice Of q meeting Of honoraoy Discharged
soldiers. to be held in the Bowery Garden bowery.
YESTERDAY morning was error and should have read
sunday Dec. H. at 10 a. At that time the meeting
win take pace,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

sAs rnAxclsoo. "wednesday. Nov. 30. 1854.

Mexican advices per the Sacramento say tnat
ON the 18th OF November the French landed 1t Mhzatsh
and took formal possession vi the town
The Governor II Maxatan. with M ioIces' apan'
doped the place the night previons so that no INSIST
ance was offered 10 the landing Of the French troops
1t is also reported that Alvarez had defeated an In
perial force marching on Acapulco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

Roppyp IN A SALOOx.-On Thursday evening
VIM Fripcke resident Of Sparta N. d. went into the
saloon No. 81 East Broadway. known The Palace
notorious resort for thieves and bounty Jumpers for
the purpose of procuring drink Whine there he W."
seized by the proprietor Patrick s. Kelly and two IN
known men forced into dark closet adjoining the par
room and robbed Of el60. Kelly was arrested snd
committed for trial By Justice Shandlcv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

A,,.xv Dec 3, -Bccves-The rainy weather, q
,h,,"i sn,nIy and comparatively limited demand both
my Yew. Goik and tho Eastern markets, combined to
deprcss the trade in cattle and prices are ic No. low
from 81 10 90 Sheep. demand not urgent. ordinary !.
GOOD sell at 4a7c. and Extra at &c. Receipts i3W
Hogs, II al2!c. Eeceipts 10000 Shipped to Ne"'A"A
l6, 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
PASSENGERS Arrived

IL steamship Edinburgh, fro~ Liverpool and Qs.ssews
J. W. Bailey Capt Chapman Capt, Whitman, lady and sou,
NJ. OConter r. Haywood and lady Mr.. Haywood. Mr. Per
STEM Mr. Roberts j. BROOKS q. Singers and children Capt
Stanley, s. sisseL Bsnmsn and lady Mr.. Ppgh snd
and child Baron OF MocsAw. H. Stephens, g. sephsns Ms
DeCoach Miss Mary DcGouch, Miss Long Miss Paseos Mss
npuny Miss &. Duphuny Mr. Turner and lady Mis- Tuner
O. tech J. o. shaushnessy. Paul Barnays Lieut. Lpdoy
VIM Met ancs Nh Forester and fT2 in SteeTs,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
Escsve or Hauford and Brown fs's
Prison.

DANBuRy. Conn, Saturday, Dec =. Isdi.
Vim. II. Hauford, concerned in the abortion
and death ofTIenrietta Leland. Of Brooklyn L. L. Ia
the case known as the bridgeport Leland case escaped
irom jail here to-day. II supposed that an accessory
unlocked the door and let bin out George Brown an
other prisoner awaiting his trial for Iape also escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
Movements Of Gen. EarIy's Forces.

WASHINGTON. Saturday. Dec. g. 1854
From reports which have reached this city
;tere 10 be doubt that Of the forces Of
Gen Early have been sent 10 Richmond within tie past
week by way 81 Madison Court. House.
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To "A. Editor Of "a. n. Y. Tribune.


SIR. GoodSchOols, economically conducted, ART
the utmost importance TO people. To these
ends We need soo.i school officers. The citizens
VI the Third School District 9th and 10th Wards) have
in nomination OF their best men, who has been
IN the School Board for number yenrs. and 10 whose
favor the citizens OF the Ninth Ward have often spoken
to the office Of Commissioner. a better nomination
could be made. The people cannot do better than
TO elect him TO help manage our PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
DRCLryATIOy.
10 hs Editor IF The " :. Tibta,
Sin: | an not candidate for School Trustee
ofthe Tenth Ward stated In some Of the daily papers
having declined the nomination ~ the Union and
Citizens Organization. George r. Patterson. esq. s
tho gentleman nominated in my place.
JONI HAYWARD.
Mr.. PHYFE DECLINES.
To IA. .1dhor Of The ~ y. Tribune
SIR: You VIII do me a favor to have my
name Withdrawn from the lit 81 nominations for
School Trustees. advertised in your paper my having
declined to be a candidate for election.
Respectfully yours
ISAAC 81. PuYFE 18th Ward.
Nex- York. Dec. 4. lsCf.
ALDEaMAEIC DECLINATI0N.
To W. 4. j. MiLIIKES o7, Prestdem Of The National
Union Nominating CoHrniioa.
SIR: At a meeting of the delegates of the
National Union party last Monday evening. WIS nom
mated for Alderman OF the First AidenaBe District Of
thus city. feel grateful for the honor thus conferred
upon me- but believing that wholesome measures for
city reform which teol deep Interest Will be best
promoted al tbs time by reduction Of tho number OF
conflicting candidates for that Office within this lower
District l. Therefore. request that you will accept my
deonaiion ~ such candidacy hoping nj the sornc tine
tia, tao members u the Convention and all other per-
sons within city, will deem earnest CO worker
with the people. FOR Improvement in our municipal
government. Yours. truly
SAMUEL H0IALlSG, No. 81 PearlBt
Nelc York, Nov. -. 1904.
NOMINATION IN THE THIRD WARD.-Nicholas
Chris,nnson is tho Union and Taxpayers nominee for
School Trustee In tho Third Ward.
= NOT A CAEDIDATg.-Mr. Hamlin Babcock is
not In the field for Councilman, In tho Upper District
having declined the nomination tcDdered to him.
INDEPENDENT GERMAN CITIZENS AssocIA-
TON or THE NINTH wARp.-At a ratification meeting
held the other day at No. iy7 SiIthave. Mr. G. Rcuss
moved 10 ratify Vim. II. Gedney for Alderman, and
VIM H. ionsref J. w. Green. A. Lent, o. Mclean
w Atkinson and &. NJ. Van Mort for Councllmen. D.
w FAR for School Commissioner, and q. =. Wright
for School Trustee. which motion was Unanimously
adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
ST. LOUIS, Friday, Dec. 2


The first excursion train of the Union Pacific
Railroad started from Wysndote. Kansas the eastern
terminus Of the line last Monday, and ran through 70
Yavrepce - milra Much interest was manifested by
the people Of border the interesting OCCASION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
THE CHARTER ELECTION.
place, If Holding the Polls.

In Common Council the following are desg'
pated as the places in each Election District in the sew
oral wards Of this city, at which elections shall be nel0
until otherwise ordered j. 4. VALENTINE, Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
Aria Nn Hire.

woops's HOLE. Mass. Dec. T. ls6i-4p n,
4 herm. brig in WoOds's Hole has taken lire
aud burns rapidly
fallen.
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c...,o, Hsn,ock 10 His Soldiers.
lIpQas SECOND Ansi .osrs, !
REpoRB PETEksBuRe. Nov. rs, loo4.


GYSrnAL OrDEr, no. 44.-Sola'er' efAe Second
. sfg abou, to svs myself Of sbIie leave Of absence
psevons e-fg upon another field Of duty IN accordance
with s,fuetons Tho command Of this corps to Mel
Gen A. A. Humphreys, United Ststt' Volunteers
desire at parting with you express the regret ee ~
che necessity which cslls FOR separation.
lrtsy associated with you ia the dsnger pivsons and
glory which have IA to your lot during the memorable cam
pszns Of the past years. leave you with the warm
est feelings Of affection and esteem.
Since have had the honor with you You have won
shs right place upon your banners historic Of
"AKrlETAM, ""FREDERrc1sBuBa' "CHAscrLLoRsvfLLx"
sGs1zyssgas,p "WILDEhsxss." "a o l"sporrrYLvAxIA
NoRra ANNA" f"coLD fHARsoR." "PErERsBuRa y
"RxAng srArros" "BorproS ROAD" and many other con
tsss ft
The saan bearing Of the intrepid officers and Of the
Reeond Corps on the boodies fields Of the war
v,os displayed by them in many brilliant assaults the
snsnys strongest position the number Of guns coos
osrs end other trophies Of capred by them IN many
opett, couba, their upswens devotion to duty and he
eoc constaney under oil the dangers and hsdshps which such
esmrsisas entail have for them impesable
and the srai~ful admiration of their countymen The story
ofhe Second Corps viii live In history and to its officers and
-n will be ascYbed the honor OF having served their country
Swi,h unsurpassed fidelity and courage.
Conscious that whatever military honor has fallen to me
Spss ny sssOcsiOn with the Second Corps has been wor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

| Tie election TO be held in this city on Tues
day. Dee G. 10 for the purpose Of choosing the following
officers 20 serve from the lst of January; An Alder
man In each at the Adermanic Districts having odd
numerical designation viz: First Third. Fifth. Sew
enth MIMI Eleventh. Thirteenth. ffrecnh. and Sew
enteenth Six Councilmen In each Of the four Senate
rial Districts. One Commissioner of Common Schools
for the First Second Third Fourth Fifth. Sixth. and
Seventh Districts One Trustee OF Common Schools Tor
leach Ward; and "a ill such other School Offices nre
snow leerlly vacnnt Below IL let Of the nomipa
snnde iy the different political organizations. lhosc
marked with a are the present innambeht.
b, FOR ALDERMEN.
!. John Buttersby c. John Moore 4. w Mex
Samuel Hotalibg q. james Fitzgerald. A. W.
Thomas stewart &. A..
Ill Henry FISCHER q. George A. Barney
JAS. ". Tuthill. CA. Charles Riley. IT
Patrick Kchoe,
Michael Nortonw Mex
". JOIN lIecker &. A.
V. Alexander II. Keech. Ignatius Flynn. Mex.
Wm +. Bcrscl, &. A. John MCool I. VI.
VII. William II. Gedney' q. John & Hnvilrnd, I w.
..+- Wm. Cooper Mex &. A
TX. Isaac Dayton, C. Lewis i. Ryers. T. ".
Jacob q. Conover. q. Michael Larkin. Mex
James Gregory lad
XII. Jonathan Ny err. &C A.John lIrics. T.AW.
Corneiins Ackernan,C John Hardy W.
XIII. James y. Coulter. e.. Peter Masterson. 7.
Nathan G. Ely G.C.A. James Makewcn. W.
...t. Henry Moore, &. u. james b. Brady, Mex.
XIV. Alexander Brandon. r.
Edward T.. johnson, &. james d IiTien, W. Il.
Geo. W. VaIian, Mex.
Marshall Vough &. A. T. Mex u.
j. q. Fowler. Ind.
Samuel Webb, Ind
XVII, James L, Watson, G. q. b. ". Van voorhis. T.
{. 4. Mex. g. L.
John Mo9uade I.
.......... John Ilhri, W.
bis. us..:n Central COMMITTEE
~. Robert y Hin, Irsec Robinson,
Chaiies i. Patrick. T.. Keenan,.
John StaeOm, james Hayes.
Union Gerrai COMMITTEE.
Anthony i =; Oliver. Yoe.1,J.; - Davidson. 2,
Chandler II. Patrick, james Mcclure.
7ammany Democratic
a. John Henly, Isaac Robinson
Patrick II. Keenan,. Edwin NJ. llageerty.
!,oan Sta,vi.i, james Hayes.
Thomas +. Powers Michael Brophv.
ID Iichnrd Fitzpatrick. Samuel l.. Haughtop.
Michael Madisan, james Hayes.
Anthony J. Oliver, Patrick II. Keenan,.
Chas. A Iiemeister, Thomas Slnnott
Edward H. Cunnion. james McGiuiTe.
Chi,ens Association.
John }. Davidson. John Comerford,
Anthony J. Oliver Chas A. V,emcistsr
Chandler II. Patrick. Jauaes Moo uirc.
IndeptH9ent
| John 4. Fkher, Ind.
Union Central Coamiffs,
| V..Wiliam H. Taylor. Simon IInzieton.
| I'D Henry A. Smith, John Whi1o
| Eli Tayler, s. X. Patterson.
Iaioa General Conmiues
| 81 rhlip Scheia Edward NJ. Pcrley
| Henry A. Smith, Samuel A. Patterson
- Ohm Nude, Iii Taylor.
/ Tawmany.
JamesG Brlnkman Thomas Brady
Joseph Becshemer BERNARD Ke,Iy
Edward Costello Samuel Iauterh,cb
- Hood and MeKeon
Eu~aid welsh. 'Charlcs Roster
John McKeckesen Prosper 4 RIM
Jeremiah IIeffernan Charles Wboior
- CMsenf association.
William ii. Taylor sgharles Kos,er
Charles j. Dodge, Smu. A. Paiiersop
Peter r. Layrenore G~rge SNYDER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05

xxyANTED-A Middle-aged, E1PeIieneesS :.
w NURSE for BABY eleven Dontns o,s, 49, - 49,
veaasa. must have the best Of fscom@sIo "a r. prse
wort pi.es Tenth 81 one door west Of B'sss""'
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPRorAL TrRn-D,e j.
Before Judge CARD0z0
DECISIONS.


Sibbald agt. Chase.-Order settled.
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE NEw-YORK CONSOLIDATED
STAGE COMPANY.
Hugh Smith and John Kerr agt. The-New-Yorh
Consolidated Stage Compsuy-Tbsi % an seton ooagft -
two Of the stockholders the New FORK Consoidat Stage
Company on bebsf OF the MockhodeTs generally .we
hen,eves to aside the assignment nsde by r.souts
Of the Board Of Directors ofte Consolidated Stage COMPANY
Augustus Sche for the benefit Of the creditors Of the Com
pany. -
The plaintiff, claim that the resolution not via the
powers granted the Board Of Dire tbst the meeting 4
which Il passed illegally ce& without proper nc'i
hcation being given 10 al the Directors and that 1he a
ment itself ndr 10 contemplation OF insolvency ard
therefore void have obtained order Restraining ts
assignee from action.
The defendants produced sjsvs To show that the sen
m,n vss made in good faith and from necessity.
The Judge took the and reserved n decision The N.
junction ia the time TO stand.
A r. Lawrence jr, aud Hamilton W. Robinson for ylsn
tia; Charles A. Hepallo and esJudge W. +. Allen To- e-
fenIsnts.
CBANBrRs-Dsc 3-Besore Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
John +. Cook agt. James A. Bidwell; Ernest
Bred, ast Simon H. Pre.zder: Thomas Fowler Of a. ,s
The Same; stephen Hills jr agt James Lynch Csftw
sgt. Greene ct al.-Cases settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-05
LAW INTBLLIGKNCE.
u, s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, DEC 3-PstoIe Com.
missioner OSBORN.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARAyCE.

United States agt. George T. Hardness The &C.
sod stands charged with assault with dangerous
the high seas William DAILY stesraae psssenser 4
the American ship Liverpool from London to this port
which vessel arrived here Monday last The accused
the first mate. III alleged that while the vessel lying %
Quarantine an snrsy took place between the acen,ed and
DAILY that Dsy was seen hsndcufed with his face covered
with blood violently pushed into the wheel hou,e
loudly where he soon became quiet and has not been
or heard from since.
The matter 10 undergoing investigation, adjourn.
meut having been ordered until Wednesday ntyf. H.
H. Rice u s. Assistant District Attorney sppesrsd Tor
Government.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. - Important
changes take place to-day the time table OF this road
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NEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. DECEMBER g. 1894

A. Robinson Daniel Thompson. T.. Munsen, 3. Price H.
Davis james Roach, A. M. Crsal h. Lehman: the Hon
Samuel Purdy J. V. Howard, +. Issacs H. Mo,ss ~
Cope 4. f. durham and wife. 8. Andrews, Mrs. McC0n
neil r. Valentine s. A. Peyser Thomss Brown, Rev g. w
Capt, Bissel u S. NJ p W. Groot w So II. Mckenzie, NJ
sullivan Mccarthy, =. keeney; H. kelog, A. Craze, j.
r. j. Vote. J. B. Lecount A. Gonnassen, j. Horn J. d.
Durham, y. Jones, B. f. Frowher; Miss G; Conray. II
Wilson. Urquhsrt. J. B. Weber Thomas Pemmer. J.
DAVIS, NJ w Cole. Settler r. s. TbastOn, wife aud in
fant, L. Bsshford, and so in the steerage.
The following is her treasure list;
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PAETY EXrLANAI0Ss-C..U Union LebtfhI COHiu.'lIeei
G.. Union General Committees T.. Tam'uanyi W.,
Wood Mozart; 4. W. Anti.wood Mozart Z. A.,
Citirens' Association: Mex. McKeon c. u. Consii.
tutional Unlon; lad. Independent