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Coroners' lnquests.
!, p.,xp yATAL ASSAULT Dy AN oFyicm-fBE Or
yICgR ACQulrTBp. -

=, p.,xp FATAL ASSAULT Dy AN oEyicm-rHE or.
yiCER AcqulrrBp.
ccroDsr wdsy was on Monday called 70 bold inquest
a No 10 Mulberry street The body Of penoe
IN aecrev who, II alleged ded on Sunday even
s The effects cf violence inflicted BY ohcer George
eroesch Of the Sixth precinct the evening Of ine osn
nst On hat occasion the onhcer CO duty 10 Null
berry street. and remonfrated with Lyons and another
Gss for running against little sri and knocking her
down. lyons being partially iniox Gated, abused abe
snoer but being arrested reached bis home 0y
she assistance Of friends.
later hour the same evening Lyons scoosaeu o'. ~,
eroesck Mulberry street making 0se o. obscene an1
abusive language Lyons was threatened WIN arr =.
be did mot cease his dsorderiy conduct, ana ians ~
60 toe officer took him into custody The prisoner w.
eeeded quietly for short distance, when ne fcsso"
ssssed oicer GroesicK by the throat and thrust MN vo
sa,1e 10 release hs grasp when ordered 70 do &C. the
officer brought the club 10 bear on DIS neao reau.s
prisoner TO SUBMISSION but without knock ns nm aowp
Another ofcer coming up, Lyons walked 70 tee sauon
Rouse without further resistance. ana was UoAes ~
He entered no complaint apout beng beaten ana tne
Dex, moruipe Justice Bowling committed him 10 answer
for the assault on officer Grossek an, hon.
ara vas taken sick death ensuing as stated
Mr. Grossck, who bears the reputation o. uone a. -.
osent otce, says ne ssea 40 ann such !, he ouoon
81 the pobceman who came 20 his ass stance
~ ,be body of Iyons and found fracture
TIE fracture was the cause Of death.
Coroner wiidey yesterday concluded his Investigation
5be evidence went show that the OF ing
the violence Lyons resisting che ocer in the
discharge Of his duty He had seized the policeman by
the throat held him firmly, refusing 10 release his
grasp when requested 70 do Tho jury found that
the deceased Dennis Lyons TO bis death BY blows
inflicted with baton IN the bands OF officer Grassick
while In the discharge OF his duty and we the jurors
think him justified in the course pursued :
Dcceased thirty three years OF age and native Of
Ireland.
The part OF Mulberry street, where this fatal
took place, infected by gang OF desperate
dead rabbits who seem 10 take especial pleasure ID
sssaultng police officers many Of whom have been badly
injured by stones and brckbats thrown from windows
and roofs OF houses. Special policeman Sparks
dered in that vicinity during the July riots Of 1857 and
subsequently, inofensve woman had her brains
beaten out there by rowdes Several Sixth precinct po
cemeD carry bad received al the hands Of the
nav defying population Of Mulberry street.
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Barnum ON 6crubbing.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

In reply 10 the remarks OF your reporter in regard to
Museum in to.days HERAlp, wish TO state that at
O'Clock each night dozen or more "scrubbers con-,
nence washing and scrubbing the Museum floors, and
busting and curosiies top Of build
irg the They work all night and each morn.
snp the whole is clean new pin u 10 also swept
~ ice each dayyiz while the visitors IN the lecture
Elk thousand 70 ten thousand visitors per day
Will necessarily track h some dtt; but It is
universally admitted that the Museum Is an
unusually and clean establishment. No Improper
person OF either knowingly admitted and the
eEst unseemy department always results 10 the prompt
and permanent expulsion Of the offender II s my pride
70 make this, what is popular place OF family resort
where innocent and valuable instruction are
combined and where ladies and children the
Gay time with perfect safety, although unattended by
gentlemen Three Of my saloons, each twenty Eight
BY one hundred have Just been made nto one measuring
eighty feet by hundred and the stairs each
snd OF the building every floor have been doubled
width and three places OF egress the street
been opened thus rendering the Museum commodous
veil AZ comfortable. Truly yours, p. T. BARNUM.
AMERICAN MusEuM, Jan. IS, 1864
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eCPHExs Mos ISL, l25, 66, $50,
lee, $50, 2l6
euYmMs Couar-CRcu1r l.-ses down causes,
Nos 500, 955. 4e6, 7ol, lll9. Regular Calendar
sn, s73 s7b e71 s7s. $780, se3 s95. loOl 1908, 1905
1909 loli, loi1, lo2i Par.a-Nos 600 sic, SIS, s2a
6uPERoR CouRr Part 1.-Nos. 3l79, 17ll, $685. $50,
1910 1881 2727 $685. SAL 3s4e 1857 1852 1881 Part
2-Sos $685. ss4o. 1892 1885, 334s, 1850, 1884, $3.50,
$500, 1862, 1864, 1866, 1893, 1874, 1878.
OouR1 OF COMMON PLEAs.-Pars l.-Equity cases
Nos So 80, Al, 81 Part 2-Adjourned for the term.
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VALENTINE s.
-. 49,
VALEsrlSEs
DEALERS SHOULD sEcrpr ruyrR STOCK or
So, VALENTINES IN SEASON.
sTRoSG's TES-DoLLAR PACKAGE

LIST OF CONTENTS IT,
20 neat valentines lace Embossed retail a. 50
~ flowers and Fancy Paper retail at.........4 10
20 Fancy Embossed Paper retail al .......... q is
~ LIN nossed with Gold and Mirrors retail AZ. rs
old and silver Ornamened Paper. retail 90
Illuminated Raised Work retail t.............. 70
y Beautif valentine IN Fancy Por reta 90
~ Juvenie Valenfnes for children retail Of
IL Fine Note, Comic assorted retail nj ......., o5
" humorous Comic Valentines single sheet retail O3
Pine Valentine Cards of Poetry retail nt..,...... o O3
"a Embossed Envelopes two sizes retail at....... OF
~ Large tvo Envelopes Two tizcs retail 90
IL Ecautifu Fine Envelopes, retail .........,. %
Az the apove w neat boz h1d Valentine showbiL
rms Hfscrtmen the supplied 70 the AIDE,
ahd cannot ply give entire satsfat IN quantity, quality
ana - me ams time that ey pliers yery srss Irca.
w 'he talef the above lot win 10 sent Gee py mai un
ne fessL oi en cellars Send your orders cary 70 U
W bEhVNd, W Nassau sUeek New York
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF the MEMBERS AND
n honorary members Of Guardian Engine Company No.
JOSEPH wALTERs. Chairman.
TBos. p Oaix, Secretary. 800
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A. COURSE OF THREE LECTURES WILL BE
IA given 10 the Jane street Methodist Rpecopal church,
between 1xhth and Greenwich avenues By Professo
Burmese Illustrated By Of The largest colec
lions Of genuine Chinese Burmese and African idols and
street MsthSdis. Ey.cors sunday School 81 VIM Cor.
Of me most pleasant and agreeable entertainments Of
the hud that given and will richly pay
that will attend them. and wish the
and those who but few have had ahe pleasure
visiting. First lecture. January "a tho Manners and
Customs of the Chinese Second lecture. February ;,
Buddism Religion Of the Rrmese Third lecture Feb.
dollar; suse lecture 6fy cents Doors open at half
past Lectures half seven Proceed0
benehs Of Methodat Episcopal church
SAMUEL O. KlPP. Chairman OF COMMITTEES.
IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY, FOR GENTLEMEN
ii only ct New York Museum Of Anatomy 6l8 Broad
way Parties unable to attend these lecture: an have Them
receipt OF addressing Secretary Of
the New York Museum Of Anatomy.
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The Fort Wayne and Chicago Ratlro
Again I'm Operation.
PIrTsBURG, Jan. 20, 1854
The Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company 70.
commence running thoir to day all points on
tAe road The business OF the road was suspended 10
consequence Of the eDgineers' strike.
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Use INDIAN oHI 4sn INDIAN CHIEF.
win be published ana FOR sale on saturday next, BY AID
and & c%ss SI
81 css:sSs, :.l sso Fsiss:;.
to whom al orders must come addressed
GAVE YOUR M0NEY-THOMAs r. AGNEw. TIN
- great grocer dealer of this city, Of
aud Murray streets I. now selling ts.s coss
family cheaper than any other dealer In
the United States One price cash house.
w CANvAssERs, AND PRDLRRs.
w In every town and village IN the United States who
easily make dollars day at H. 70 engage IN selling
the fe Of Archhishop Hughes and tho life Of General
81
themselves, the rate OF ten dollars hun>
dred Apply - person. address your orders with Cash
10 r B. Peterson Brothers SO6 Chestnut street. Phadel
phia your orders will be filed and the books
after receipt Of order We have
agents making dfteen dollars day selling them AL JIG
Of work money should engage In selling these
books at and give II . trial. st7.sfs
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

r II. SEARING'S PRIVATE DANCING ACApEMY,
for he second ouarte Isdiss Wcdnesday, and
Saturdays at 4; Gentlemen, Tuesdays and Fridays 81 e.
GLASSES other times and private lessons day for
those who wish 70 learn quickly.
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DURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS, BuRNHAM's
ID Furniture EsTrcsa Burnham'a Furniture Esyress lis
West Eleventh street between Firth and Sixth avenues
Furniture stored Az sfnds of Furniture. Ac bosed and
shiIrcd. Furniture % famrs moved ln the cry Or 70 The
lnn Mr.
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FURNITURE.


RARE CHANCE FOR H0usEKEEPBRs--HoUsE
"A hold Furniture sacrifice The subscriber, relin
quishng will SELL In lots 70 suit purchasers
all the Furniture contaucd In bis residence 3 Wem Twen
Sixth aveuue--Piau0forte. Drawing
Room Gus Etageros BOOKCASE Paintings stauAry Bronze
Clocks Mirrors Brocade and Lace Curains BUREAUS ned
steada Wristbands Mattresses. Dining Room Furniture,
China Glass and Silver Ware Buffet, Extension Table "a
BILE Cutlery. NJ hlDDLhiON.
y,upNITuRR wArrEp-r WILL PURCHASE, AT A
fair rate for cash, largo quantity OF second Hand
Furniture Carpets. Mirrors, Pianos two bisru rabies
honsskcsuina may apply 70 address MATTHEWS, ia
Broadway, for ten days. NNNM
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sECARs AND TOBACCO.

1 SELECT ASSORTMENT or sEoARs OF CHOICE
"A brands 81 S2s to 500 1000 Sample lots sent bv
express collecting delivery Cei ~ or address, Scgar
Agency, 90 Liberty street
n CHEERS. AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK sEsAR
~. Manufacturing Company. No. 70 Murray street is
prerared 10 anufacture Segars In quantity the
lowest possible prices Also on hand variety Of segars at
low prices
ONLY FOR A FEW DAYS WILL sEoARs BIZ SOLD
" Al reduced prices Now II the time Call aud
anime Grsnulstcd smoking Tobacco.
JULIAN ALLEN, 100 Water street, New York.
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~ without pain, BY DR. RICE, euff{6n 0hiropodsS @
Bowery, Citixens Bank. Rioes Annlbiator cures
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His relatives and friends also those Of his brother Den
MS Ryer, are invited TO attend the funeral this (wsdnes
day. morning al eleven O'clock the Methoast Fps
copa church. East Thirty street between Second
arc lhird avenues HE remains viii he taken 10 Union
R,nif-on Monday, January rs, after severe Illness
on JAMES REILLY, ex member Of Assembly, aged 81
The relatives aud frieuds OF the family are invited 10
atteno the funeral this "wednesday aitsrnocn At
oclcck from the residence OF bis mother, No ~ Pitts
street.
RitEY.-of consumption at her late residence Smith
tee. near lhqueer street, Brooklyn Mrs JossPB REY.
The friends aud acquaintances OF the family are re.
speciuy invited 70 attend the funeral this wednesday,
notice
srlir,S.-ou Tuesday, January 90, Naav. wife Of
thomas SULLIVAN, native OF Kfurnoura county Kerry
Ireland, IN The 2sth year Of her age.
be relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
70 ATTEND the funeral 90 Thursday afternoon At
street - - ~
>, sr,,As IN Jersey CITY on Tuesday morning January
20, after severe illness ANN SULLIVAN aged 50 years
natve Of Kings county, parish Of susnah ire and
ane friends sne acquaiotaoces Of the family are
TecuuV, invited 70 attend the funeral, on Thursday
nornins rom her daughters residence No 350 south
EiRhth street, Jersey City. ~ II
SARAH only child o Thomas and Sarah Jane T,sse sesd
year months ard days.
The relatives and friends u the family are invited 20
attend the funeral, Thursday afternoon a two ococr
ron the residence Of her parents, No 81 Prospect street,
T4IrrER.-on tuesday, January 20. or dip,heria.
EhRt.s sHANswoRIB only child Of Horace B. end Sarah
Matilda Tanter, aged months.
Tie friends and acquaintance Of the family ore yespec
fully invited 70 attend the funeral the ~
b pareIs No o. West Thirty fifth street Gu Tnar,6ay
mo- ming at eleven O'Clock.
Ini.oIeos -ou Monday, January "a. Mrs nopcls Tn.
ioros, vie % Mr. Elias Tloson IN the Goth year Of her
sge.
The ena aGd acsuaintances of The family are invited
70 attend the icOera from her late residence No 2s2
esstosdsay, ,tis aay "wednesday % twelve oclocs
ne feuains VIII betSkeb 70 Greenwood for inerment
lcHN On Monday, January rs, Of nonsumptlou
'o NV, y ais, aped ~ yeafs. months ard days
ne HeIds 81 The iaWiy are respectfully Dy,tod 10 al
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CAVE YOUR M0NEY.-THoMAs R. AGNEw. THE
@ Yea ars Is nor sns ~:
-four. wines moasses syrups ard everything
else used family cheaper than other dealer In
thu United States One price cash house.
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IA has equal 10 America and the lady who hrs adj
versed IN this city and Boson 900 reward l. offered
who surpass her n giving correct Dor-
nation on lost Or stolen gcod awsuits absent friends
matter serious she aliay for you She also pre-
scribes for all diseases and making great B.
unwary Please test her skin, Rsmegeer tas e the only
most prominent citizens Of New York Philadelphia Boston
and other cities Call and satisfy yourselvea Once o0
, 1864-12-10

s.-. FRIDAY EVENING, Dec10 1861.
hoGs-The receipts last evening. and during tbt
day. amounted to about Is besides which sev
e.a ssock trains arrived late this afternoon and
Others are still expected.
The transactions OF the day still indicate that In
gard to prtces tho highest point had not cen ataued
"a on prime to extra grades note still further adj
rance on Yesterdays cnsreut ratee. Of &c per 100 s
On prime to extra Qunllt1es Of stock.
zoe weather, though continuing cold, ,hss been
1l'def ana consequently favorable to buslnees
me aaVance gained on the previous quotations OF
Mess and Prime Mess Pork. has considerably etmu.
lated the activity Of our tity packers. who arp almost
the only operators Of any moment at present In the
market as besides the purchases n,ads by S. A1lestou
q Co.. OF about TO hogs for the New York Market al
most the entire sa1es made today were to city
Ihe market opened this morning At An early hour
and with full attendance Of buyers among whom
these Was no want Of confidence, and full dispos-
ton to buy at anything ike the preylons rates of tho
market. With an active competition sellers were
unusually hEm in their views, and upon many
Of the earlier transactions very high prices
we're attained, especially for choice and
fancy grades of stock, OF which We uote
tae following: i2s head averaging - H. at Si17o
a. Averaging s ns. at k1a; 1o7 Averaging rs Hs At
III; ~ averaging 299 ns, at $1915; 10 averaging a55
d. at $1ss; 30. averaging 9 rs, ut st2; So averss-
ing 50 -, at $2So: 1es. Averaging e6o s at $l15 %
averaging 20 ms, at 4.7s: s., averaging 80 NJ. at
$f1.s5 2 100 Hs.
II tae AFTERNOON there WIS vcry ltt1s stock uu8old
In the Jards but buyers continued to wait
expecting the arrivals Of additional trains which vnrs
drtatncd, and did not arrive until dafk
Whatever may be the feeling outaide there was 70
manifestation Of any want of confidence shown In than
market, Which closed, as 1T openad, active and ex
tFemeas hzm at the advance previously referred to-
, 1864-12-10

nr,. GH1EA9O, uec. u lSG1.
gradually improved, and within the last three or
lour Gays quite an excitement sprung up, and
prices advanced still further In most articles: tfe
general feeling was short crop and higher prices.
ana most every one acted on this impression !:
bnt to-day the fcrer aubsfdol somewhat without
tofore. The Hog crop, think cannot fa1I Sd ort
oyer 10 to ID per cent If that; get even this jed-
cienGy encourages many 10 operate largely. live
could believe afl we hear from dfoyers. and tia
Information derived from our correspondents In
Hog growing regions, we might think 20 to Is per
cent short cot an oyer-cstmate; bnt We regard
these adytces With great deal Of Uncertainty aud
ffaught with personal interests. The General mar
ket today closes with more sellers than
buyers at onr quotations. The demand
has been active during the wecE. but
me Market closes weaker. Green Meats-
we quote shoulders at 13}c; hams &c., DRY saItea
meats quiet: 1s}9l173c for shoulders and sides:
!ong hams 174c*, Atddles are also more quiet, bnt
ne recent demand has produced better feeling.
ana a1Ghef prices arc asked. We quote Cumber..
Mnd cnt lSc; ehor1 rib 19c; short clear and 1ono
clear Mc long rib 1e}c. Hams In syTeet nick1e ~
held at l7}M19c, but there are no hnTers ovar
lc- Mees Pork-1,2 200 brls sold at s37 m to.dsy
anu prime mess $33 % for present. and sa8 5GR
37.m lor 1T February dclfTery. ciosfnfs Iii X
43it991o0 on the spot. Extra prime norF heiI
at $5Dou9SSl0 90 here and $500 at interior noints
lAfd maintains liz drnnese. and We nuotr n ! .f
ZINC; primo steam 22@2a{c: strictly kettIai sac
Beef quiet; mess $16G0@t86O; extra msas S1a n;
GsV0o Beef Hams frmer at Sai0 i00 '''S0
GEO: H. Phillips, JR.. & Co.
Provision and Produce Brokers
, 1864-12-10
Proposed A 1lend dn1ents to the Reyenue
L0W~


The recommendations in the important re-
port Of the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
arc understood to be approved by the secrc.
tary of the Treasury. They arc principally
LIST. Tint the tax on distilled spirits be not
reduced one iota-
ID. That the tax on the whole tobacco pno,
duct be laid on the leaf.
Sd. That If 1t be not that the ta1 Oh cigars
be laid On an cd zu2orez1 scale.
4th. That tax Of one-half of one per cent
be levied on ecAles of merchandise and pro-
ducts which amount to FL, ,00o, ,0o0, 0,0O a
year, and which would yield $55, 100000 Of
revenue.
9Th Tint the Reciprocity Treaty with Cana
da be rescinded because It let's in vast
amount Of coal-this year halfa million-frpe
Of revenue duty and free Of the excise duty Of
three and lialf cents ton, and because 1t
Of corn-tEis year four and q quarter millions
OF bushe}s-to he distilled into spirits and
sInuEgled back hero in fraud OF our revenue,
and because il tempts the fraudulent exports.
tto0 to Canada Of our tobacca In the leaf
this yeare1 :37 900 worth-.here to be manu-.
the frontier.
9th: That to save reyenne the business Of
assayng gold aud silver be done by the Gov
eFnmcnt, ana not ut pIivate establishments:
and that the present license fec for ussaying
DC mRuc SO large aS to lie prohibitorv.
7th. That crude petroleum he taxed two or
ulree cents gallon, md the tar on refined
reduced to fourteen or fifteen cents.
8th. That the tax On publications 4,r 1otd
on the prcss-work and binding.
9th. That the tariff on iron, particularly on
rails, Of which 10000 tuns were imnor.sd
from Great Britain last year, should lie ralsed
nj least a dollar and half u tun.
10Th. To make the test Of the yearly income
derived from real estate its rental value
s,yt processes to recover aula1 penalties, and
Drocure for1citures Of small lots Of contrabaad
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue es.
Inmates that the Excise as It stands, and II
not cut down and tinkcred uby Congress on
The pressure Of lobby delegations. will yield
three hundred snIlllons'a year on the present
, 1864-12-10


The royal proclanations were issued at Co,
penlagen On the 9TH.
The first releases the Inhabitants Of the
and the second is farewell address 10 the
people Of Schlcswfg and Holsteiu.
The third Is addressed to the Danes. and
says: The separation from the kingdom hi
those inhabitnnts Of Schlcswig who were
bound to demand both By sentinent and hy
Language is the most painful Of all. We have
lost much, and have not lost hope. The fu-
ture belongs to those who are in earnest.
It is stated that the uncle of Prince Freder
ick Of Augustcntufgh-Princ Nocr-has
married an American lady named Lee; aniI In
consequence has been forced to renoupcc his
rights rs q member of sovereign house. his
bride having refused to consent 10 morran-
attic marriage. At the solicitation df the
bridegroom, the Emperor of Austria has coa-
terred on him the title Of Prince, and the
children born of the marriage will bear the
title Of Counts Of Nocr. The Prince can no
longer lay claim to the title Of 4s Hishness."
and Ills agnatic rights will devolye on his
only son by his first marriage.
In the lower house Of the ReichsEatf, Herr
Won P]ener had brougb forward the budget
for 1906. The total revenue Is estimated at
Sic. .OQO, COO horlns, and the total expenditure
ut 548 Goa, coo. 16O00,000 Of the deficit will
be covered by the indemnity to be paid by
the Duchies lor the Austrian portion Of the
Danish war expenses, and the remainder will
be provided for by loan.
IN reply to Question whether the Govern.
meut intended to bring in bill on ,ninIste-
rial responsibility, Herr Won Sclmerling pro-
missed an answer ut IN carly date.