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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-15

Tho regular monthly meeting o. the Atus
York Chamber Of Cornmsros vas held yesterday afsss'
noon. A. A. Low presiding.
Some time since . largo number Of naval ens<ae
memorialzed the Chamber, asking assistance In pse
curing an increase OF pay. The Executive Committee
to whom tho matter referred. reported in fsyes
appointing q special committee. The report VIZ
adopted, aud hessrs Blunt, inston Val, Das- az
Wetmore appointed 800. ID,
f. A. CoSKLIyo presented TIRE following rcsoll.,crs
Rcsolfef That memorial DO presened TO Corsress, PAP
Ing FOR q passage aw erempug s0ors IN the NA:.5SG
Courts the southern States from tie operation q stag
ute Of limitation fora period ong enough to give ss. srs
tors opport unity to enforce their deualds.
Res1ired That committee OF hye members BE- sppofnss4
by The President to carry out the obec; the going f~
luton.
Messrs. Conkling, Bradford. Opdyke. Cowden -
Stevens were appointed es such committee.
A communication wns read from Judge R1yrton, es9
Dg attention 70 the lack Of means at Key West Tor SEQ
ing wrecked vessels and their careoes aud express4
the opinion that proper eiioT were maze an lnu.E
amount Of property wouli be saved annually III
communication was referred to the Executive Cen
Di,tee.
do the authors satisfaction that it absolutely a.
cessasy 10 cail a Cotton Convention, ~ consider IL
best means OF Increasing the supply OF cotton TO -
nfmer Standard without which, SAID the WT.ss&
- the country can never return to specie payments
A letter received from tie Rev. Thos w. Co
way. formerly connected with the Freedmen's BurssS
Of Louisiana, stating that be was about to procsedG
Europe to ny before tho peoue there the wants OF ~
Southern country and 10 show how the freedmen coUf
oe prohtaby employed, csptal was forthcoming.
raising cotton.
A resolution was adopted. approving OF Mr.. Conway
mission.
Mr. John A. Stevens. IT,, presented 70 the Chamb9
on behalf Of number Of prominent citizens portfe3
Of Islnc Carew esq, former President Of the ChsD
thanks passed TO the DONORS aud the Chamber tAss
Adjourned
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CITY Ws.

DEATH or A FIREMAN FROM INJURIES ID
CEIvED AT FnE.--An inquest was yesterday held ~
Coroner Cover at the New.Ycrk Hospital the boy
OF Dominick Sicot late member Of Metropolitan In
gne Company No 4. On the morning Of the 9th inst,
Tue deceased, in company with some Of his comrades
0ncludns Thomas Twin, member OF the same co.s
pany who was killed by the falling OF the wall at the
fire in State.s the morning Of the I'd inst) was en-
gagged In hosting hose on the roof OF the I'VE story
binding at No l6 Water st. adjoining the one (So. ~
which was OF f.c. Owing TO the dense smoke ut IA
time ii almost impossible TO distinguish objects g
10 see any distance and inadvertently the deceaseG
walked oft the rolf falling into the rear yard. He
was picked up and taken to the above institution,
where he died on Wednesday night having sustained
compound fracture Of both es, and received sewers
internal injuries Francis Murray and Patrick Conf
gan conn AIDES Of the deceased who were on the rco
st the time, and witnessed the accident, tess4
fed ~ 10 the correctness Of the above statement sn
the jury rendered tue following verdict; I'VE find the
the deceased to his death by injuries accidentally
received while In the discharge Of his duty at fire -
No u Water.st on the morning of Nov. 3. 1867 De
ceased was native Of Ireland, aged 81 years and IN
married. lie was for many years member Of the
Volunteer Department. aud had received his appoine
ment az a member Of the new force but two monso
before ha DEATH
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Truycler., Guide.

To Albany py Hudson X. H., Depo, Sp.h.st and
ioth-sve.. ard by Harlem Il. H., Depot 2t,h-st
8. end IL p. IN. via Harlem u :. IA and 4 o.
csr. run between chamber, aud sOtk.,t s,.tos
and City llsll snd l5h-st. station.
,o 1' by steamer T. bad Tre.JayS fa1r.dsys
ard Saturday,. ,nJ Danrl Drew, Mondays We'd
nesdAy, end frd,ys, nom foot Of De.ofose''t
745 a H. land.ug Mt Thlriiet-st............... = N
To Albany. by steamer 81 John honday- wed
ne.dsys ard Fridays ,ri tho Dean Richmond
Tuesdays. Thursd4ys aud Saturdays. from pier 70
70 Bali,nr@. md W,,,inr,oe' by the Nsw.Jer.ey
H. H. loo, Of Couri iandt, snd ~ n IN.
p. ~, and " midnight sundly"........::.:... q m
10 Bo.to.. by s-w-Loudon line. Pier ~ y. H.,
daily tSurdsy excepted m
To . ,s'on. by New Haven Il. H.. via Springfield
70 Boston bT New Haven T. H. iiii, End IiA
ave-. via shore Line ~ ,nd ,. Sandiy... .. N.
To bridgeport By steamer Bridgeport, daily, from =,
Peckslip. l.. T., ~ g. n
I. .s@aep a T1s s. sd r h9Gs p n
To csnsndsisel. neeh~.'sr. Bahsie. ssl.iasnca aud
West by Ene hsi.fosd foot Of chaneer''s'
To Csmdsn marchesel and Lone french. BY Ia.
J Js... h fGs pS from Tels Sex e Way
Line for N.ncie,,er and Lone Branch....... AIS .. n
"a, a. m asd Yspbsnk .......s. ~ ard o. u.
10 il~esen.'own snd in'ermedi,'s asiion' ey
s.9o a M. by same r..sd ior ,,sion. west Of -
Mlbura at i;lo p m horri,'2"a EiT,.,;,,ii y"
and sprinEh-ld-stesmersleAveP sek Slip at 81
49,
70 New. Haven by the New.liayen k.H., lItn'r
aud sih..y NJ a. ny m. III J. 3is, ~ and p IN
To the Wet, by Central Railroad Of hcw.jer,ey
Wis Attention. from foot Of Liberty 81, y. H..
a m L. H. aud B.,J o. Sunday irain...... y u'
80 biiadrlphia, by New.Jersey itaIifoad, too, OF
Courtiandt-st T. 10 and u! 4. m. IL M sndbh
m and N midnight. snnduv..........:.......' p IA
To Proyidruc- by steamer City Of fiovidence'e v
cry TUESDAY, Thundly aud Saturday, uom fier -,
To Pfoyd.ucr by Neptune Steamship Co.. Line.
daily. Sundays excepted from pier ~ loot oil -
Robin on st. ~ H., ...........' v "
To Tr0y. 10y esncr- Vanderbilt and Rip Van WIN
he dsLy, lsuudsys .iLcudedl tsaiardty' er' -
csp,rdl pier ~ y. y "
To Washington. by New-J.r-ey H. X foot oi
cGqli.JIa' r.. Sa ~, :" a." p IN
To Pierp.ont by Northern X. r., Nes'Jer'ey.
from Jersey City 1t ss IN, Ut " ana O'o@ p ~ -
To staten Island &C. ride advoItsemcnt 49,
10 Newhegn from Norfolk by steamer Pioneer.
every Friday r., r.h,.
FOR i,iheI Information In resnd TO Railroad Ins ltD7s
see Advertisements ia another part OF thb papoi'
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Fires.
IN XESEY-ST.

Shortly after o'clock on Thursday morn.
iu fire was discovered in the basement Of tho tea and
coffee store Of J. Stiner Co.. No. ~ Vesey-st Inc
frsmen soon succeeded in extingushing the nstles
III. loss on stock and fixtures will amount 10 SDou1
e., SEQ. Insured In the following companies; ,.-
Home, $500; International, sl0O0i l1eel.n.yi
Is 600; Mechanics. Harmony. Lenox Impor.eSs snu
North American Rutgers, Relief Globe. Peoplss; ble
WORT Brooklyn Manhattan Exchange and Mo rnn.
81 500 each; Columbia williamsburg Gny nsu T,ust
trail, $4,000 each. Tie Excelsior anu 40 ths line
and sares Total $4,000 The sqdss Is o w re-
by Mrs Anna Maria Thompson. and u aAni'se "a " VIZ
'''' a ppoppLLER SERIOUSLY VAMAGSp:
Tbo rrone,Ior Adelia, lying at Pier No. 50
II "o SapmaSsd by hre on Thursday morning to the
L. ~, was y. 1ae Sic is owneA ny Richard SQure
AMI Inares Hennesey. end "a 4rt 'ureo'
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"''''"''' Catl. she.r. ssos,' rst Hogs.
This week. ............Jl4 838 100 l.NO
Last weex.................24ll LOO 70 I..o
PgIcEs-Beef per lOo H. total weight Of hide. talow
and meat extra, 10 5Od 5l4 hst quality. S2 500 ";
second uusiy. alidS2; third quality sloa Stl (;
few choice Western Il 81 Of the poorest Bulls &c
Working orcn-s 1901 $3.50: handy steers, ssO9slO, or
much according TO their vGlue for beef -
oIrs and Young Ca,rc,-Fsr quality e60d $50, Extra
ee5a / 1885, Fanow and Dry 500 S6. -
Stores thin Young CGtae for fdyner--Yesrnss 81
aS27; Twoyear olds, S3Sd+SO; Ihree-yesr-ods' S'o@
SSSr,p-Per n. live weight 6,aTc.; Sheep aud Lambs.
Der head In lots, s3d SO; Extra, 8d9c. Y u.
Far H,cs-Per N. ii dl2c live weight.
Naturalization, 9.dl0 y 10 Country Iets etGsc
T1Aot-iinghton, sGlOc. v ID
P,ils-s 5Od . Beach.
Observation-Disclosures the oNrepeated assertion py
dfoyefs IRON all sections that their Dighbofhoods were
drained OF cattle last oids" enough as week
10 butchers hesitate about trading TO snch degree
10 authorize report dull market AT tGmoridge inc
talk Yesterday Of large numbers at brgtoni and ~
Brighton feeling seemed to be general that the NAL
rce Moot of the Western sold o. IL to l'c y ID the
Northern from lot to lJc
The number Of sheep-3.3oos comparatively small; and
the butchers protest that the city mark will not
ut epy advance from wcea there IL evidently i'm
There superior lots on sale ts wee
One drove of Kenuckan. ed 6 10 each; and Mn Bard
well had dove from Conway Mas fed by Des. y, Stevens
100 N each ior about 90 " N Rice Lyin gton, New
sheen i6 ~ sic y ID On the other extreme, sons were
sold for 81 So 80 80 &c. head; Northern sheep generally
Much cows especially good ones command high prices
Thin store cattle but little called for Some Of the beet
fou Maine worth l3c. u 10 for beef bought by lie
FEEDER. FROM Maine abou. $50 catte from Albany, 'si
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Tse Rev. rIr. Clayton and the Freednsh
10 the Editsy u The N. Y. Tribune.
SIR: Your report Of my address in behalf q

the Freedmen the Twen,iehst, univeTsas Church,
Sunday last iepres doing injustice to the Nasiee
Ere Omen Relief hssocson which did not Intend, -
witch my words fairly reported, would not convey.
Tie National Association has not broken II. eise %
agreed should seHd teacher for every $50 ~
raised not for every 500 reported obliged
change this % the wthdaw Of Government seq
port snd stated tie fact frankly 10 assuring that ~
could send nnder m auspices just many eicher, - -
could support The number Of teachers seat out by this -
socafio II about oO0 instead Of 100. The "indep.nS1
t0rored By Of our people not atopsS
IL 4 of little iueDce through wha. orsanzsfSe4
work l. Done ii II is done edectualy We send OF 80
teacher immediately under the auspices Of the Association
Yours, Nc. w. w. CArroo
nec York, Dec. IL, 1865.
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Steamship City Of Dublin Orb Eynon ,erpo0, Is Ion
u,dss aud lf3 piss. TO John q. Dale nov 20 @ r. igh
nc o. Spoke brig Arrow, OF New foundlsnd ponn L. ~
in. of Fire Island passed steamship Scotia pound ~
steamship Niagara, Couch, Norfolk, "a hours W. "'"'
PaimoD. - , A., o.,..,. Dec O.
Steamship Fung shuey, Idrrth. New'oie"'' "''' y
with udse md pass II. r. Cromwell a 90. - =. .r,.n
Stesm.bip Faiffay Winters Washington d. u VIA "o'''
with mdse. TO II. u. Cromwell & 60. -. - a, p,o..
Fan Dihgo Lsrs ST. Marks 10 days with co'oa 70 D0'A
way Baker .o, a.. A g.
Brg st.lt Basel walsi, Rio Jlnero 90 d''' oous'
T.. Spence Co. ,,u.. a. NJ
Big Hanlst AmslA Cox Port tiorrD !" s-A'h -" D.
Whitman Go,
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The Base Ball Convcn;icn-Eicetios -
Officers.
TIE National Association Of Base Ball PIsyel

TIC Nutl0nuI HhsOCIH,IU1 OF IItst I1dII IaJ -
elected for tue ensuing year the following oitcerGf
President slr. John widely Presidcns Of the nutaa
Club Of New York. vice Mr.. Thomas Voorhis. Empire
N. Y; First Vice.Presdent, Mr.. Mortimer RogarA &
gon River. Newbureh; Second Vicc.President, 1T
Sexton, of the Empire Club of st Louis, vice Mr. e
j. Thompson. Uiica, of Utica; Recor''ing Secretsry
MIR j. Seayer Page, Active, N ", No. III Fulton-st
1res eeted); Corresponding Secretary. Mr.. A. Z
Rogers Resoute, brooklyn. Box No. 4s2 y. Y. @
elected); Treasurer. Mr.. j. =. CE.ns, Eagle N. H
No l22 Nassau St. (reGected). The COMMITTEES -
Rules and Regulations, Nominations, Printing ard ~
dietary remain about az last year.
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sxquPrING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Acknowledgement


Cleared. . =,
Steamship Washington. Chichester, Wilmington u IL
PersOn. u,,,,,
steamship Fsirchid Trout, PHILADELPHIA
stearnsbip T. Doe, Crovs. Savannah. u. H. Jones
Steamship NJ. a. Bosdmsn, Jordan bSsu'0''' ''''''
Ship Germania Pru.) Yrseke, Baltimore C. Luz
pds Village Belle (Brl G.evis. Cienugoa, MO" Iu ,
sehr Olivia Buxton, Pe.sy, Wiimint0n. pel' . "
land. - c,,. ~ f. Nc.
CIcady & Go. . ~. -, p...h., A.
sehf Dragon, DAM simpson St. CroI Ives beeche'
schr Grand dro tBr) angus 81 Thomas, Pension TO-
scnr. V. King. Post Apailchicoa -, $500,
Schr Eclipse Cipp shnlos. Snow hichha'oyA u,,n, L
Sehr 4. Armstrong, Peterson Washington van "''''
SlakLt.
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COURT cALRSDARs-rHr. DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIr-PART L-Calendar
unchanged FART H. hor. couscslNo 3.8 1881 5000 3l51
3iGa IS 3llg 3oJ 49, 2G75, 800 1924, 261, 1854 $751;
Dn GenCra Calendar No. 2ssv. SPECIAL IHRh--aos ~
H. TO, Pa 20 2g 3lI. - -
SUPRFMB CoUET-C CHAMBERS. Nos. 40, SO, II,
&c. o. i0l. lO2, loo Ia. III. liz. i5, ll6 III.
CovRI OF COHNON PLEhs-PART Case on;
calendar unchanged PAar H. zone hour ouyJ-Ao'
i-2l IN lJ1J
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To TIE CHARITABLE.-AIy husband was tried
aud convicted las, week Of murder and sent 10 tho State
Prison for Il, ef with three sEoa children and with
no meant. to provIo Tor the VIII tho charits
by disposed people Of tho city, render little assistance
ON that the God the widow and the fheess would
reward them. Those who to me refer to
Mr. John D. Townsend, No. Hanoyers st.. to my condi
toe. Mis-. Wpi hEEFE,
No. 1873 Fi,t-sve., rear building, Room No. J.
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CITY GOVERNMENT


arvroIsIl STATED SRss oNWrDNFsnAY, Dec. ~ 1858,
SoCock, p
Pr.tsnt-Morgsn Jones' ESQ, President, Aldermen Norton,
flynn, Shannon, Gedney. Mcknight, Jegeu,ah O'Brien,
Tsrley and Van Noor i-l0
On mot the reading of tie minutes o. the last three
peetiugs was dispensed with.
Alderman MORTON moved that this Board do scouIn, to
acct tomorrow. tie i<b instant. 1T O'clock ,.
Which earned
kAa the President declared The poerd stood adjourned
u. Il. VALENTINE. CeIk
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Returned

sesm.ip Ariadne Crary hence for Key West, and Apa
lachcoia Dec 49, When OF BsrneEal in col
sicn with VIM Edward Capt Ashley fon Hsvre for New
York with cargo o. wines Sc. nd sunk her in 30 minutes
crew saved The steamer received slight lAsgs sbou
tie head.
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SUPREME COURr-CHAxBRns-DEc N.-Befors Justc
IEOsARD.

CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY.
In the Habeas Corpus OF Robert Martin.-A writ
Of aess corpus yesterday ssued 70 NajoGen Hooker
N lduce body obert Merlin detained by him. The
wat not served personally Cen Hooker bat on the
adjnent.
return was to-day n,e g, follows: The subscriber Daniel
T. Van Buren,, Breye Brig Gen. rud A-st.-Ad Gen, not
Toned In the wt 81 habess corpus IN this matter in any
manner but bons tire person whom the said wat was
served objects the dcion Of this Court the justice
no s.ued the wit him, the snbscbe but the sub
sc.ib,r Ia snucr waving any snch objection,
FD,t; TIM, the said Robert Martin IA not ard not at
The time Of the issuing VI the writ, under NY power
Second. Aud Tor further return answer tina, IN
formed and believe thst the said Robert Martin is in iAe
dy OF Martin J. Burke Fort Lafayette, IN tie county
Of Kings and Al the tine Of end before the Issuing Of
said writ and ha he IL and In bis custcoy by virtue Of
the ORDERS copie Of which hereto annexed ra<ed Ii
Ihd And for afurher and separate TO said writ
and say that pursuant 10 Tho PROVISIONS In that respect
contained in the hr. section Of the Act Of Congress- passed
ard regulating Judicial proceedings in certain eees the
privileges Of the writ Of habeos corpus by the President
Staie, suspended It the time Of tho arrest Of ssid
Martin sud at ID. time lie placed Ia custody OF snid
Burke. aud further certify inst the said Martin IS detained
prisoner under toe authority OF the President oil tHe
Fouy And further return that the aid Martin I, held
by Of President Of the United states for t for
military ofrnse wit for having. with his conieGeaie
kennedy End othrr ire 20 tac City of New iork in vio
L., 81 the laws OF snd H. cid II the Rebellion sean
the Government Of United satos that said setting ure
sni aid dors and by said Martin on or about the
month Of December. Los. ,.,.
sworn &C.. d. 7. NsS Bungy btBrs Cen and Aaj
The o. annexed show tnai Martin has been unnserec
from onsve this STATE. er the charge Oh having OeeA
a confederate Of Kennedy a.. r..,.,
On III. return Of the writ after some srEuInen, inc
held dat tAe had not been properly served anu WA
srsciAL TrRx-DEc A-Befors Justice iSGRAHAx
DECISION.
Vorel act. Norton 81 Acknowledgment fol
plaintiff. belcgence OE1ered to take account
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BORT tOarnrns' Noii,e.
STATE or Nzw-YoRK,
PoRr.WAnDayS DyFICR. 80. lOt Wall

NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
sec ion the passed April H. 1851, entitled An
Act 70 Reorsanze the Naren Office of tho Pof. OF New
York to all persons interested in havius charge Of the
subject natter o. such inquiry examination survey th,
the following vessels under examination by the Port
WaTicns thst the said or eI4una ions will De
completed within ten days succeeding this notice,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC:
s pi... r.I5 SON S.ts...... +.3i Moon sett.. 3fS
49, man WATER TuIs DAY.
SANDY Vool $500 Gov Island. 5:il Hell Ose.'' 1z!
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FILL OvgRBoAgD.- On Wednesday. night
-. Kelly. agod ye>fs fell from Pier No. into the
SsTts Riyss and vas drowned TIA bods vas lot re-
a9ysrs1
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-sPgcrAL TEkx-DEc. IA
Before J1dgs DALT.
IIavsagt Cr1in-Rcierred to AR. Macdonough,
e,q Lyman sat- Rehabilitation granted opening de-
an end disaowing allowances made Solomon oy order
Of November "a, 1864.
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he Court then Adjourned 10 10 O'Clock |. m. Friday.

SUPERIOR CoJRT-TRIsL Tsns-DEc b.-Before Jus
tics ROBERTSON.
LARGE VERDICT AGAINST TIE KSICRERyOCKER
STAGE CoAPASY-SsGLIGEScE OF TUE STAGE
C0MPANY-HOoP SKIRTS.
Margaret Zurke at. TIE knlckerbocker Stage Co.
Tho plaintiff in this case asked S),OOD damages
f I'M s done her through the negligence OF Of tho
defendants drivers In January 1853 che rode dowG Broad
way from house in Of the defendants, At the
Of Broadway aud Broomes she pulled the ssp aud
the stopped While geug out the door closed and
her skirt calgt the stage ated and se dfagged along
d and severely injured The defense set up ne,
IN the lady Ia managing e hoop skr and that oy that
negligence caught In ts step aid the injury arose IN this
wey.
the usual charge the jury found verdict for the plain
tf Of 500.
SPECIAL TgRS-DEC. IL Before Justice BARBouR-
DECISIONS.
Leopold Sander agt. Asher Myers; Furmsn F.
Eensgs sg- John Worden; Max Msretzek sgt VIM
Caudwe e al two cases) John n. McCabe art ,ame Cha
W. Levi Edw9rd Mksws; The peopo &c Of the French
Church Du 81. Esprii.-Morons granted.
Eva fitter has htter.Aoors granted end cause
reisrr,d to referee to hear DC
Lacias L. johnson ast. Frederick g. oedney-Judsnent
ordered as prayed for. -
forlmsn Caseu sgt. Jas. Murphy-MOtion granted and
conn ssions ordered
Henry fegs sst. Caroline Ferris Motion for extra allow
snce granted.
John McCroery at Joseph Decentralization granted and
proceedings stayed until 10 ses.led Lot to exceed ~
DAYS.
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BOLD RoBBERy.--Yesterday afternoon MIA
Otilde Thernkaufi, who reside the Newton road Y
the interior Of NewJersey while ascendinga risns
was met By young named Frederick Reinck.
German, who suddenly seized her right hand ase
wrested frou 1t wallet contenng SJl, win wnicn
lied into lie street She purs ied him and gave tls
alarm aud after sharp chase he was caught D! OinoS
CorrIgan of the Second Precinct in an entry-wav
hind door lie was subsequently committed y
Justice Hogan.
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sheshsns back rooOl visneu found knife IN TIE ph.o.s
store; when arrested him he said, 81 did not do ~
thini asd said before 81 want you" took him down to
the Tombs from the Cororer inque said nothing to him
till he said 20 81" Cfsens fault 10 against hi,
and he could not avoid It."
Cros-eIsminsd-Hs talked pe,: deal to me; DO Mt
think said anything at al to him believe those his
words.
John julian testified that he heard Mr. Hscket threat
enng sgusge about the psoner and that the deceaed
health good that he worked syery and that he
bin every day to about week before .As 9th Of August
drceaa-d worked for witness.
Crossexsmnrd- said "Theres that frlow gone
ups" Sheehan said, Did you say anything" 4eke sid,
al would not let MIN q you lot hun 60"
judge said lie desired to show that tho deceased had
been guilty of beating hi, wife, and that difficulty Lad
sheehsn and Greene through Sheehs, inter
ference In thai matter.
Mrs Green recalled to show that the deceased had
medical attendance during the week previous to deaths WIT
knew Of bis being sick lie never complained Of
ill-heslth.
Char Ohweiler aresidon Of the house az Green
AMI acke gave his account OF the Circumstances which oc
Gu. red.
Tie Court then adjourned to 10 O'Clock a. Friday.
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BOSTON Live Stock Market.

BRIGHTON, CAMBRlDGE AND AEDfoRD
Rsooytsd for far TRIBUNE RE ending 6HesdsY
Dee. - l5oa
Amount OF stock q. market;
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sailed.

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Ship Euergis.
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COMPANY ELEcTIoN.-Company Z, "a hegn
ment, Ny 8 n. G.. on wednesday evening held theft
annual election the aImo IN fSS r, s nse
Sixthave In addition ~ tDe em ~. ~
S Ss sH VIM. H. Mash, sh SERGEANT Robert aos
s an Corporal .I r. !: ca S.ss in 1n lss
M. L SrS"1 10 take 'the position Of Captain p
the Fst q g,n ssa ags ,SsSeS SSs .sH
seqnent.y pIa ~ The Wi.derTess where he taks9
unit. 'r lie WIS eYchaps some moaths since. and
pn being mustered out OF The United sats' service ~
ioined his old company.
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Ellis Simpson,
Cornelius MshoHsA
A. q. Biselov,
osxid Tiernsy,
Cstharine Murphy
Thoms, Hussy.
Cstharins ken,s1p
Clsrisss Millsr.
w. X. Kilpstriet,
Michael Rock,
Christoph>r P,niA
yohr Royi,,,
Mary DoDn.ilyt
Warren Ws.srburB
Jane Duffy.
Henry FOX,
Francis =. Van tiltyze
Amelia Retthursh.
Cornelius 81 honey,
Cath riue TaofntSs,
Rober; Hsllorsn.
Leonhsrd Ze!sieb
Doroihea Krodel,
Imma Cullen.
Michael McCombs,
Committee on Donations and
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James Rice,
Lawrence CostsilaI
Csvsns Burns,
Edmund Malone
Joseph Brooka
Ezra Seaman,
Thomas Loses,
Peter Riley,
John II. Robinssa
WIN. Murphy,
Ann Riley,
John Con on,
VI IA Gardner,
james Mamma
Francis Carroll,
VIM. n. Tresiwss
fatrck Callahan
Richard Miller.
Sarah D0rneily,
Oliver Maiof,
Michael Crouin,
Angeiine Cotler,
fGward Gallagher.
Sarah Brady,
Cynthia Bullock,
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