New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13


Reformation" will be given by the Rev. l. I. Heckes
next Sunday evening In the Church Of st. Paul tho
Apostle corner OF Fifty.ninthst. and Ninth.ave To-
the benefit of the poor of that parish.
| A Fair and Festival will be held in the Leo
ture Room OF the Lexingtonave. Presbyterian Church.
of Forty this evening ard continue o.
Thursday.
MISS DICKINSON AT COOPER INsTITUTB.-Mi0
Anna L. Dickinson ofPhiladepbia, gives her lecture
"a Plea for wonans Labor at Cooper Institute. o.
Friday evening Of this week.
Mr.. PRUME IN BRooKLYN.-Mr. F. Jehin
Prume. the brilliant violnist having been unable -
procure hall in which to give further concerts. n
about to leave the country but has accepted invita-
tion from the Mayor and large number Of prominent
citizens Of Brooklyn to give sorec at the Academy Of
Music in that city this evening. which occasion hs
will appear in Of his choicest solos SISTED during
the evening by Mr.. Dessane. vioncelst. Mime. Feury
Urban contralto. and other eminent talent.
BOLD ROBBEgY.-Thes" Dusseldorf Gallery"
in Broadway was entered by burglars on Saturday %
Sunday evening They stole four smallsised cabinet
pictures Of no great value, although pictures OF the
same size worth coo 70 81 500 hanging next to them
were left They were part Of tho great Bailey Cob
lection now on exhibition to be sold by Messrs Leeds
e. Miner on the Goth and 2lst inst. reward y
offered in our columns.
AN OLD SwIyDLIyG GAME REVIVED. On the
eth of November last, Henry Suhler was. by Francis
Marx. in the employ of LoDgstreet. Sedgwiek Co.
No. $50 Broadway ntrusted with seven coats 10 maxi
up. On the 18th be ntrusted with 80 more. all %
which were to be flushed the LIST OF December AZ
make his MEEK went TO HE resi-
dence No. 26O Deanccyst and was there informed ~
suber that the back door OF bis residence had bsea
forced open by burglars and 30 Of the coats stoenf
Marx examined the door, and found no marks o.
violence and believing that Suhler had disposed OF the
coats himself he Yesterday caused his arrest by Ofhoef
McCoud Of the Thirteenth Precinct and on searching
the place eight Of the coats were found instead OF ne
as he had previously stated The missing coats were
valued at $500 Justice STANDBY committed tue 40
cused.
| AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSIONARY UNION
The Board OF Managers OF the American Baptist Ms'
sionary Union holds special meeting to-day In the
Madison.ave Baptist Church The Union is ine Tor
egn Missionary organization OF the Baptist Churcnes
in the Northern States, and its business Is ansaeee
through the year by an Executive Committee OF hne
persons located at Boston. Recently questions nsve
arisen which the Executive Committee did not VISA "
decide without instructions IRON tue DoaIu. hse
late to the adoption Of missions In sweden, whsre =
hundred feeble Baptist churches demand care anu aa
the rcsstabshmen. of missions in Africa cohtiheas
which for years has been in effect handed over 70
the Southern Board ana to other important matters
This evening the Rev. George b. Ide DID, OF Spring
field Mass breaches before the Board by appointments
BOARD OF COMMUNICATIVE NEw-JERsEY
i CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.'S PIEEs-FoUITH or july Ar.
PIoPRATIoS. &C. Gc.-The Board met at O'Clock p m
yesterday. the President: James Hayes esq IN tns
Chair The Board referred TO the Committee on
Wharves Piers and Slips the resolutions from tne Al.
dernen directing the Street Commiss oner to notify the
Central Railroad Company OF New-Jersey to remove
the Ferry buildings sheds &c. at Piers Nos IL and -
n N Il. A resolution adopted appropriatng e2oUe
to deray the expenses Of the last Fourth OF July Gel
ebration. A resolution adopted donating s2.oO9
TO lie Industrial School In Forty The Board
then adjourned to o'clock this afternoon.
ROBBED on HIS CART. - While William
OConne of No. 800 Madison ST. was driving his car
through Caual-s Forsyth, late on Monday n,got
he was Joined by John Conuors In short time
nell felt the hand Of his companion in his pocket
thrust his hand his pocket and seized TIE waiet
containing els. with which he attempted to mako oil:
escape. Ho pursued by OConnell when ne turneo
and Knocked him down. and again fed. Before pro-
coedRg far he arrested by Officer Stutsburg OF the
Twentieth Precinct and subsequently committed By
Justice STANDBY
| Bulls HEAD-There is a lighter run of all
kinds stock this week. and the sheep and hog markets
have improved. Prime beeves have also sold higher:
but medium ard ordinary have not done as well as lass
week. The market closed in ram storm which un'
fayoraby affected sales there being less firmness tina.
at the opening. Some very fine cattle were IL 1arkss
md brought l9d20c y To- which the exact figures
for similar cattle one yeer ago. Sheep were firm yeser-
day al quite an advance but have fallen off !c. today
Hogs have advanced lc. T. n during the week, wts
ligh, receipts The demand is active,
FATALLY BURNED.-Nearly four weeks sincs
Catherine Sullivan aged four years while drying he's
clothes in front o. stove at the residence OF her Pc
reus No. 272 Waterst, accidentally set fire to them
and vas badly burned about the body that she died
on Monday. Yesterday Coroner Collin held an inquest
on the body. and verdict Of accidental death wss
rendered by the jury.
SANITARY POLICE REPORT. The following ID
the report Of Capt. Bowen Il. Lord OF the Sanitary
! Police ...-..
! 10 he Honorable me BoGrdof Po,ce:
OESTLEsRy; The following Is the amount OF work per
formed b. the members my command for the week ending
Dec l565 There have been $50 notices served Tor the
cleansing l6 snk 10 Irys IS yards house sewers
cellars 81 houses saughterhonses, areas aud alleys
snL sidewalks coal vaults chimneys, and IL hydrants
and waste pipes There have been ceansed under service Of
previous notice 50 uks u prvss yards house sewers
sinks 10 sidewalks ehimneys, and 10 hydrants and wsste
pipes total reported 353i .ceansed 2Ol-sA Of which
'''F''' BowEs q. LORD, Capt. Sanitary Company.
SHIP BUILDING ITEMs.-W. II. Webb 10
buidng two large steamboats, for Sound service to BE-
called the Bristol and the Providence. They are each
800 feet In length A. feet BEAM and 10 feet Deep The
engines are bndidg at the Etna Iron Works and have
100 inch cylinders aud IL feet stroke of piston Ii In
believed that in every respect they will be very no
vessels They are intended for line to Boston,
with It's eastern navigation terminus at Bristol X L
The Company controlling this line through Its various
branches will, when IN full working order be tne
largest and most influential OF all the Eastern lines
Is expected that these boats viii DO ready about 1wy
next.