New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-02


thirteen years Imprisonment and suferngsin Kentucky
will be delivered on this evening.
CHAMBER OP COMMERCE. - The monthly
meeting of the Chamber will be held to-day, at O'clock
CIV. GopARD will deliver a lecture at the
Cook.st Methodist Church. Eighteenth Wari Brook
lyn this evening Qeb. p. at u o'clock, Oh the EVIL
effects Of the Of Tobacco. Let the housr be filed
with ladies as well az gentlemen. Old and yoaDe are
all requested TO come and hear what may b. SAID o.
this important subject Tickets TO DO had ne The do"ss
price twenty five cents Proceeds to be given to the
widow and children Of the late Rev. Robert Roberta
who was pastor OF this church.
NEw-YoRK AND ERIE MISUNDERSTANDING
the New. York and Erie Railroad Company advanced
their local fares already increased 10 pei ceat since
January ls to 81 cents per mile. Through fres stano
at The old rates 70 those who purchase tickets ut the
Offices of the Company, deduction Of hnh cent nhe
will be made In consequence OF this rule. heari! a"
the old and most valuable conductors on the road have
resigned preferrng to do So as they say rather ihas
70 endure the abuse of who reaching the carr
too late to buy their tickets at the office, wood refuse
10 pay the extra hal.cent mile Ienaty. II n due
these conductors to state that they gave their employ
ers nearly months notice Of rneir intention ." tiAs
their wthdra val occasioned delay OF neohsenenos
in the business Of the road.
ppTROLFUy Stock EXCHAgGE.-Tife base"
mept Of the Empire Buildings. No. 70 Broadway. was
opened Yesterday to the public as Petro'e~a s''cF
Exchange where i; is intended sell stock "a al the
New York companies. and also the Philade'pasi com
panes, twice day. and leave the rooms open for deal
ings between boards twenty-five dollars is the annual
subscription Iriee for membership, and FOR stusio Nd
mission twenty We cents will be charged. The rooas
selected for the board meetings ere large VOL hghed
and peculiarly adapted to tie purpose. Tho Exchange
On f,r numbers between $50 anil 10 members iobers
H. Gel!aher esq. presided at the opening 5es'esd'y
and after few remarks read letter rom the Hon A.
G. Curtin Governor of Pennsylvania. regref'ng that
official duties madeit impossible for him to be presons
speeches giving valuable information abont lctI oeum
and the prominent position which that Illuminating ar
ce promised to take among the products Of the coan
try we're then made by ekSpeaker Davis Of The Penn
sylyania House oil Representatives, III. T. Riggs esq
! and GEN Hiram WalbIidee. Tie following arr t4s
officers Of the Exchange: President, William Mar
Giant; Vice. President A. n. Msyleit; Treasurer.
John r. Picarell; Secretary, ". L. jackson
CHANGES IN THE COUNTY CLERKS OPPiCE.-
The following changes have leen MAZE Ia the County
Clerks office STEPHEN e. Dursea transferred from TIE
Equity Department TO the Chief C6rkship 81 tss
Searcher's Department; Capt. Lett oppoinsed Chic
Cleik Of the Equity Department; j. Il. Dali W. M
Denning. NJ. Fullum. n. A. Kelly. and A. ). Kelly
appointed Clerks III the SeaicEers Department
| MISSION Work IN THE ClrY.-On Sunday
evening the City MS ion held meeting in the Mercer
l Ehurc Seyp aiu.t
cy's highways communicated facts showing The utility
Of family visitation and the ready Ia, gain to
the poor. by practical syupaly end Kind cons'der"
ton Tie Rev. Dr. Booth. tie pastor or lie church
xpresed his greet interest in tie enterprise; and rs-
ociug that tie great step toward tie s,nt"a :" ths
great mental problem has heen zen this o'l. We 70
ieyo IN the work now BIZ ut before us thefe Is ,huios
ted way IL which The might! p.ohiem cl ot GU. IL
may be solved Oa,y let tie CHURCHES tase bod 81 lhis
work with becoming zeal ana ioefa1lt! snIas ne.y
tie men and tie MEANS called ~ mi We shaii s'~ tie
waves OF gaOrlnce and crime apu poverty no" SURFING
az our doors rolled back forever. The statistics gwen
embrace The f'low.ne hgni'ai iLu' tra'.S f,ea III
bibles aud testimt1ls; 80 roi4mes, boHni; d, eali-
drcn into Sunday schools, GGy schools AM blbic
i2i persons 90 o'nrohes ana mission stations 10 meet
inss, anu 300 rissionar! Niit~.
ACAyo oP RowDIRs BROKEN UP--MosT OF
TIE Panty ARRESTED u Nj. tERNoS WrsIcis,IER
COUNTY. ANp II I'M cry, A>D toMNI'lsit--Dhiin2
the past two ycis !t!t" htAte. Il ohfslsfn iavs
Nestchester County. Ia very fw eases have IN! ar
rests been nndc AID u seemed almost impossbi to
o5srin cry clue to Tie l"rpe''itofs L't.y Use our
Charles became 81 frequent, tra number oi Abe ad'
! ing citizens Of NJ. Vernon, prominent among WHOM
were judge Van Gait and Alr. Dusenbary. formed
themselves ito Vigilance Com Tor soe purpose
of .crretins ou the oycs he services OF Deteclivs
Sowey II tie Metropolitan Police. and Ohcer Mont
gonely II Ncs,c'cser County W r. secured and after
considerable eIch the ocers succeeded IN arrest
ing August Chrlstmar John Fin. jacob CG4ck alias
Dateh Charley, John Muller, Jack Aders co.oFed.
May Jolnsop, coiored hculgc SILVER. Peisr SniI.h'
Miss Elliott, =. Moore ana Cauentsr. ni oil whom are
implicated ia the robbe'ies some oil tie prisoners
we're arrested in this city TIE prisoners were taken
TO White Plans and the greater PORTION CONT itie Tor
trial two or three were Released on bail. lie "iees
assert that tie party in the habit OF meeting at
the houses OF either Mrs. Moore Miss Elliott, and
there perfect their schemes Tor future robh.res Hose
Of the gang who not arrested have sought safety
ia flight. Robert Churchill, who was shot ana aimoss
instantly killed time since nj lis residence corner
of Fty.scyouth.st and Fi;th.0,c while resisting tho
attempt ~ officer arrest him, was the head o tie
gang and is described rs man capable OF planning
The bodies. and most desperate enterprises.
EXTENSIVE CoUNTERfElTIAG.-T The BnGaio
Ergress .; oadry sys t,r several days past liaIIy
Miald. { lefk If Police Las been engaged in iIacns
the clue the manuaotuge of bogus postal eurcDc, in
this city, and his researches have convinced him tlat
gang of counerciters, operating Ia unison nom New
York 10 tie far West. has been innstriousy employed
In dishonest business lie has already IN h.s possess
sion some sU OF lie trash. II The denomination ~
cents. One man U apostiOn To place him above otdi'
nary suspicion has been arrested as cbif manager IN
the extensive maud, und The evidence aeaus him -
said to be strong.
FIRE IN IEOSiRD-ST.- The apartments ot
Pauline Fdreuer in the attic OF No. Id LconlrI-st.
were dmigel by fire yesterday 10 the amount 81 cS'
The third and fourth doors are occupied hy SIMON
Blizzard. Loss on furniture. $500, insured The bud
t,r -. al ~ Wru nj L.. a.