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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

The President OF the Vermont State Agri.
cultural Society has appointed the following persons 10
represent that State In the National Convention OF
Wool Growers and Manufacturers to be held ut syria.
ouse ON Wednesday OF this week. The Hon. John
Gregory Smith, 81. Adams tho Hon. Edwin Ham.
mond, Middeburyi Gen. Stephen Thomas. Farleo ;
Mortified; the Hon. Hampden Cuts Bratteborough;
w X. Sanford, est. Orwell; Daniel kimbaii esq.
Rutland; George Campbell, esq. Westminster; Dir.
Henry Boynton, Woodstock Nathan Gushing. esq.
Woodstock.
man brought before Mayor Lowry of Pitts
burgh, charged with assault and battery, In having
knocked down. drunkard who cursed the memory OI
Abroham Lincoln Was promptly discharged.
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Truyeiers, (.uide

To Albany, by Hudson Il. H., Depot J1th.st. and
10Th ave-, and by Harlem X. r. Depot 26lh.st
and fth ay.. via Hudson River, "A, 10 a. H.. a
q, and II =. m. via Harlem n a. m and o. IN.
Sunday train, via Hudson River, y. IN. City
cars ran between Chlmbers and 30th st station
and City Hall aud 2Cth-si. station.
t. Albany. landing at prime pal places the lIud
sOn, by steamer 4. kibbard. Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays. and Daniel Drew, Mondays We'd
nesdays aud Friitys nom foot OF Dcsbrosses IT
7i5 a. IA, landing at Threthst................ a. II
To Albany, by steamer st. John. Mondays, We'd
nrsdays aud Fridays. and the Dean Richmond
Iursdays Thursdsys aud Saturdays, from pier 10
Nh.......... acknowledgement. p. Il
10 Baltimore and W lshington, by the New Jersey
u. H., foot of tourtlsndts'., . aud ~ a. m, 7
D. Ii and ~ midnight. Sunday ................ o. u
10 boston, by New.London line, Pier 50 ". r.,
daily iou' day excepted. o. u
To Jston, BY New. Haven II. r., via Sprlugnrld.
Z,th'st and IN av.. ...............8a M. Jond p
To boston. b. w.iluyon II. r., 27tlrs and ith.
ave- Via Shore Line, III aud y. Sunday. p. III
To bridgeport by steamer Bridgeport, daily from
Pcch-sP l.. Il, at............... ......... II a. ~
To Japien Manchester aud Long Branch, by
steamer Jesss Hoyt leave Pier ~ H., daily,
(oIccpi sunday l:ij a. ~. and............... a N
To tnnnnds saa, Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca and
West BY Ens Railroad loot OF Chsmben-st.I
a. 10 n. M and Elniggant train........ ~
To Camden, Manchester, aud Long Branch. by ka-
Itan and Delaware Bay X. H., via steamboat
Jesse Hoyt. from piers n. Rat II Sam. Way
Line for .isnche.ter and Long Iranch....... AIS r.
10 dreeDppu by Long Island H. H., foot Of lames
slip f. H.. l. IN, aud fsphank ...."..bS ~, and IN
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Albany Cattle Narket-Doc. 2.

Very ne done yesterday ~ cattle seus and buying
day, has moderately active, tie de and
New York b.ug fair. Very good cattle coming Ia
Kentucky and southern ohio but those brought forward
indiana Illinois. Michigan Iowa and Canada Tot the
part quite Inferior prices rpngc from &c TO luc g n.
live wrghthe outside hgure being asked for the best droyes
hs yards aud for which &c ha. been offered The total
receipts 500 OF which about twOthds have changed
hand q the best well o the poorest droycs
being bought Tor New. York
sHEKP-Recepts 1900; sales 5000 atCa7!c. car load
Of stri- tiy fancy Kentucky brought nc.
HoGs-Demand better. with sales 81 $3.50 at l0dllc
r.ceLpL. 10 BOO. ..inned 20 Now ioIk. 1000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
NEW.JERSEY NEWS.

The HOBOKEy BOUNTY BROKERS' Fri,
day afternoon last United States Deputy Dwyer Of
Marshal Marray's office, took into custody James
Hughes OF the firm Of Allen. Hughes Riley. bounty.
brokers, on a charge of swinding recruits who were
enlisted at Hoboken out VI their bounty money. Tie
prisoner taken before United States Commissioner
Jackson in Jersey City, who held him to bal! IN the sun
Of $4,000 10 appear for examination. There are
several afldgyis IN the case ard the charge is Of
general rather than specific character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
ATRocIoUs ASSAULT WITH A KNIFE

AIhOi iotN hsSAl Ill WITH y hNlfI.-A young
man named Daniel Garfield was arrested late on Fri.
day night in Newark by Officers Hebring and Gross
charged with having committed an atrocOus assault
and battery on George Jones. II appears that the
parties went about 10 various drinking saloons during
the evening and tyaly sOme difficulty occurred be-
tween them, when, as IL alleged Garfield drew knife
and thrust Jones IN the ace cutting his eye badly
that in the opinion of the physician, the sight will be
lost. The accused was held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

ARREST or PICKPocKET.- SATURDAY
right as Mr.. Lscus Comsiock OF M Est Twenty
seventh.st was leaving Broadway car at Twenty,
sevcnth.s be was crowded against by sore men, anu
on reaching tie street found that hS walU was toe;
He Announced the fact, when Jemes D0land jumped
from the car and attempted 10 run sway lie was pur
sued and arrested by DetecSvc Barker o. the
Precinct lie confessed the theft, and yesterday Jus
tice Ledwith committed him for trial. Inc "alv',
which contained srgal amount was restored 10 INC
owner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
CITY NEWS

p,cu.rp Copprs.-The Rev. d. b, 3. NIGGA .. ga
asa. hi. On nssess eSsas ct S
:: :; :: e: s e: !: , e: 6:
wa. rep the Young s Ms's t opportunity Of
c'aton !. The suheet is one with which but lew are
ses and the lecturer he progresses has TO gam
TAX, sympathy for his theme which is usually conceded
'na' announcement Of his subject We confess we
~ ., surprised at the interest with which Mr. kdea
~ invests the political and social character OF TINS
nr,sb freetrade statesman. We do not SUBSCRIBE 10
acme of the views contained in it, nor DO we 'A INC
,arsuel between Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Cobden' though
.,nite ingenious, has much foundation in fact yet"e
accord 10 Mr.. Ridgaway Ia lecturer abilities Oh
very high order and we that all who near ni
"a morrow evening will be equally pleased ana PTo'eU
Ite lecture is for the benefit of the Ladies Aiu ~
gie.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
PATRIOT ORPHAN HOMB.-1hc

PATRIOT ORPHAN HoMB-lhe fatrlo, VI
n,on Hone al Flushing is We are pleased 10 learn,
prog-essng finely On Friday last the managers no
yided boantiiu repast for the children and number
az trends Of the institution were present. VINO were
..,,ansd NV To children with sinrirg. Tccita;ions
from The Scriptures and hymns. The ladies' are dong
food work for these soldiers orphans and re heartily
ask for thein The lberay AID support OF the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The Oyer and
Termner aud Nos 2l6l 1895 1919 1872 l05 2oJJ 2o 30
707 l69 24g 5i3 20. 24i. 24 1853 2e53 s no. :. ,
9ol0 262s 1884, 26i2 2646 26 26s0. 1854 - 1853 9eI
26SL PART Iil.-Nos no $40, 1870. ~ -Jll 40 2a!F
2022 2lll. 800 - ~
SUPERIoI CoURT-PARr Nos. i9l, 9t9, 1913
4Gs 1895 1885 sl5 2?21 285 1855 1916 sg0 i7il 4Jl3
PARr ll-Nos 96sG 1884 og,l $685. '42 1882 Il09, 1910
1875 1904 l68i 1910. az. 1862. 5O.i 800
COURT OF COMMON PLBAs-PART Nos. il12
~ lOll gl9 cas- ga 10 1850 1881 1883 1888. 49, 33
2bJ 3d. 1854 PART -Sos. ll7t ll5g 100 7JJ Si, llI
lIla lI90, 1875, 1876. lli7, llJ3, 1883 1851. 1883.
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Foryp DrAp.-The BODY of n man was found

the Canarsie read In Fatbush. Friday morning.
IL appears that the night previous some cries were
heard as some in distress but the neighbOrs
paid attention TO the matter The famiy Of Justice
WIN. H. Hoyt heard the cries distinctly The deceased
is apparently German about 30 years Of age, five feet
inches in height light con ploXon hgh forehead
dark brown hair and whiskers. The clot1es were Of
good quality brown color. and not much worn. Tho
remains taken to the Brooklyn Dead HOu.e and
Coroner Lynch will make an investigation today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

4 SAGACIOUS DoG.-Onc day last week.
while IA family residing in Bergen was absent fiom
home thief entered tho house and stole an oycrcoat
and shawl As the fellow Was making his exit from the
rear OF the premises he was confronted by large New.
fonndland dog. who. by admonoly grow and threat.
oning bites prevented him from leaving the premises
until the family returned. when he WA secured and the
property was recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

Gen. w. T. Sherman was reported, by the
Memphis papers Of Dec. s. as being in that city, en-
route for Little Rock. He is on his tour OF inspection
through the Southwest.
The Rev. j. ID. Kerfoot, ID. d., has signified
his acceptance Of the Bishoprc Of Western Pennsyi
vana but Will remain in the Presidency OF trinity Co
iege, Hartford, until his successor is appointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
A CATHOLIC CnuRcu RoRnpn losonh,s

A CATHOLIC CHURCH RoBDED.-St. .Josephs
Catholic Church at Hudson City was robbed on Thanks.
giving night OF the silver plated holy water fount and
some oandlesicks The thief probably expected to get
the costly silver chace but, owing 10 the fact that The
church has twice before been robbed the pastor the
Rev. Father Vanucta has been In the habit Of removing
the chace and other vouabes % his resi- after tao
services Of tho day 1t is supposed the thief seoreed
himself IN the church before II cIoeI for the nigh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
Notice 20 Mariners.

LIGHTHOUSE OFFICE. FIFTH Di.glcr
BALTIu0Rg. De- = 1864 I
information has been received : this oe, ,hst 4, IA,
house on the " end Of Snaps Island. Chesapeake Ysy h,
been much injured by the accent gales psrys ~
hibition Of the light. Arrangements in poE n u,
display of Temporary light Tor such period lie Lsss
may be under repair.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board,
j. 81. BERRIES, Lishtheas lrspcc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

School TRUsrBBs.--1'he following are the
School Trustees reported chosen at the election OF
Tuesday last;
Ward l.. Charles Bergner, Tammany.
III. William Beckley, Union.
iii William Britton, Tammany.
~ Martin McIDerny Tammanv'
V..Andrew Leggett, Zeno West W. H. bD'nS
Union
vi. Walter Roche, Union.
VII. james Collins, Tammany.
vii Walter w. Adams, Union.
X Matthias Clarke, Union.
\ James w. Booth, Union.
XII William W. Lyon, Union.
MI John Stratton, Tammany.
Nil j. ii. Irwin. Tammany
XIV. Samuel r. Kirkham Tammany.
XIV OTIS ID. Swan Union.
WI. Benjamin G. Underhill, Union.
XVII C. Ii. W. Neander. Tammany.
XVIII james OBrien, Tanmany.
MN Charles II. Lyons, Iammany.
Xxx. Gabriel Van Cott Union
XXI. John Stephenson Union.
MIL Michael O'Bnen. Tammany.
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oha,ced by bis employer and since that time has p9r
smed fat course, having sg<ht the whole o. ms
ss;cnS,s money on women 6nd In concert saloons
nstce Dowling ccmmittd MIN for trial lilo Is na'
five of Germany aged 70 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

ship City Of Montreal from London for yewYcrs-D.
lat. - 10. Ion. CIT.
Brig Cat1riue Nickels, from Baltimore Bo..os-,,,
LAT. -, lon. III
Bris Ella Maria, from Cardena, for Bostor-D., a
20. Ion. 20
Brig Castor from Baltsme for St John, p .-Iss 1 a
New Point, Chesapeake, Bay.
Brig Harriet NJ. McGilyery. Of and from s.ss,ss m
GeorsetowD-Dec. g. of Georgetown Bar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

BROOKLYN CITY MoRTALITY.-1he total
number OF deaths Ia this city last week were The
principal diseases Typhoid fever II; conyul-
sons. Q; consumption. scarlet fver, g. diphher!a2
croup. z; marasmus. . bFouohitus, p dysentcry, p
bilious cholic ], &c. Under one year Of -; ma
lives Of the United states 70 ireland. 49, England. o.
Germany, Z; France and Scotland. each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

Al ? o'clock on Saturday afternoon. Charles
f. Loew. esq. Collector ofCny Revenue. opcicG pro
posas for leases OF the following engincLouses, MT
withst6nGng the objections Of the Fire Con missioner
Tie following Is let Of tie houses, tho names Vi
the bidders, with the amonutg bid:
y>ciyE uorsE NO TO- EIGHT SECOND 81 srAR FOURTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-DEc
Before Commissioner OsBoS.
TIE EXrRADITION CASE.

Further testimony was taken III the case OF III
usta charged with attempt at poisoning Ia Toronto
Canada Tie testimony taken yesterday fully fentihed nm
the man who purchased the day before the alleged crime
drnchm Seses preparation Of hydrogenc acid This com
ple,ed the evidence Tor the Canadian Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
SAILED.

Steamship. Allemsnis, City OF Baltimore; Pea.
Arisdnc. Andalusia, santee, Vixen. Fl CD Rv,ps -,
Andrew, Missouri Nevada. Hunter Virgo Essrs, s., :
cino, Adele Hattegas, Niagara, Cumberland. '''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

SALE OF DAMAGED ToBACCo.-A large sale
odamacel tobacco took place the battery on saturday
afternoon II comprised several tuns from The build
.ngs which fell few days ago In Waierst. ana was
eighty damaged hy water Ii in two lots. both of
which were purchased by Jones al AL average OF two
confs ner ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

STEALING CLoTU.--Jamcs Jackson and Chhs.
Hogan were arrested by the Fortysocond Precinct
Police SATURDAY night the charge Of stealing
piece OF cashmere from the store door OF j. H. Whitley
corner Of Nassau and Stanton.sts. They were com
m!tted for hearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

ALLEGED HALL THEA woman named
Mary Ann Marshall. accused Of being hall thici var
are sted on Saturday on the chafcc 81 entering To
house II Mrs. Alice " All, No. ~ hddagh'st aud
stealing tberefrnm maTkct.basket containing pro
visions valued at Ell - The property was recovered
and the thief sentenced to the Pcnientafy Tor "a
months by Justice Buckley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Rl.es..5;lJ sun S-t....ll.53 sloon SETS. 20
IiGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. 70 ~ Gov Island. l29 Hell Gste... $40
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-DBc 0.
Hnlore Indre SHIPNAN

SENIENtTS MD DIStHAkUtb.
Michael Hart having withdrawn his plea OF not
guilty wa. sentenced robbery from the Post oce to ten
years hard labor al Sing Sing.
The bin. against Bertha Doneson and Ann Kelly having
been ignored by the Grand Jury they discharged from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

Coz. Z. c. CATHgRwoOD, favorably Known
throughout the West as dashing cavalry oin''' :"
command Of the 9th and 18th Missouri reE"n'"''' UU'
issthe most critical periods OF The ""'' S'''
California steamer to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

FIRE IL EiGHTH-AvE.-The unoccuped frame
building Of the corner of Jaunccy lane and Eghih'a'e
was completely destroyed by Ere, early this morning
1t was owned by Patrick McGoye<n. and valued az
fro was Of ineeudiary origin. Fire Marshal Basc.
will inv es;igat the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

sloop +. c. Strong Strong, hence hence retained "a !.
some cotton picked up at sea -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

BOARD OF CITY CANvAssERs. The Board re-
s.o,,,ed q, II O'Clock on Saturday morning, and after
completing the returns of the First AideFEan'c '''
,,;o. s5ionrned TO II o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COuRT-CBAxBERs-DEc a-Before Justice
LEONARD.
DECISIONS.
Jacob +. Bird agt. Anna X. Bird.-Report OF
referee confirmed, aud Judgment Of divorce granted.
Custody Of children awarded 10 plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
LsIsGOIxLNN NEWS.

DETERMINED ATTEMPT At SUiCIDB.-A young
man uamcd John r. Galun. about - years OF age, at
TEMPTED self destruction by shooting himself With
Dcringer pistol through the LETT breast. shortly ater
noon on Saturday last. Cullen was In the employ Of his
father an ice DE- 0lsr at No - South flth 81, l. d.
and the rash act was committed In stable connected
with the establishment lie had been In low spirits for
day or tgo previous 90 the occurrence and animated
10 his uncle Mr Lewis S.mons and some friends that
be had many troubles on his mind that he did hot
care what became Il him A few moments previous TO
the shooting Cullen nj work at some accounts Ia
his fathers Office and e the desk FOR the stable, snyng
10 those present Remember What told you Some
Of those present followed him - the stable nlm0.,
mcdatcly hut before they got there they heard Tie
rrpoft of a pistol. when they reached the rash man
they saw blood Issuing nom his side and turning 20 hs
friends he said: Il tried % bit my heart. but am AFRAID
missed nv aim DR.. North. who was sent tor en.
auined the wound and found that the ball bad entered
lust above the heart Penetrated the lung and came ont
on the left side of TIE back without, however HAciur'
ing any of the rlbs By advice Of the Doctor. MI.
Cullen was cent 10 the City Hospital aud after DC
arrived there raised blood freely. AZ each orpecofa
ton be seemed 90 BE- pleased cIclaiming: " bat ;
eucourngingT He gave frequent expression 10 Dis
desrc a. die after the shooting bat said nothing 81 ttc
cause. uhich impeed him 20 the deed. Although sui
ferng severely. Gucns friends had hopes Of liz re-
cOyciy last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALpER

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALpER-
xEs-DoNAuoN--LEAsHG OF mE LAW DErARINLNT'
The Board met at O'Clock on Saturday afternoon by
special call Aldermen jeremiah in the Chair reso-
luton was laid over donating $500 20 che hsTners
Family Industrial Society. Alderman Moore presented
resolution directing the Controller 20 release inc
premises Of the Law Department as follows: S9IpVIa
lion Couusels Office, &. eco per aanvm; Iu'hc Al
min;sfrators office $1,000 per annUm; Corporation
Attorneys Office s. GO per annnum Lad over uhlet
the rule a resolution was presented ana ana over
Wan Rarsr Amounting 10 10 Tor carriages furnished
the Common Council. \ resolution vas pIss enied 70
widen West-st t. the b1lkhead line, Is liked bt the
Harhor Commissioners Referred 20 the Committee
on Streets The Hodrd then edourned 10 2oeioch tbis
GfternCoG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

ARREST oF CANDLES. Yesterday afternoon
Sefgcrrt Hurce. with three men ~ the Forty nhh
Precinct uade defcent The store corner 81 hofth
Frat and Eighth 49, T.. D. where he found The pToir
eor and three gam bling With their stakes ON ~"
board. The entrance 81 the police caused quite con
rerna:ion among the law-breAkers. and each mnn
seized bis pile In the scramble Sergeant Bunce cap
turcd e. cents IN pennies Al the parties were taken
10 the S,ailon.House and locked up They gave ther
name, - Charles Bloomer Theodore Trust, Allison
Wilson and Charles Jones.
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i)ort-iUarOfns' Notifs.
srAra OF NEw. YORx.


PoRTWlRDESs OFFICE No. l0i Wsfs.f
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordaIe, VIII
~ section Of the &c; passed April H. 1851 -nf,s "A
Act 20 Reorg1nize the Wagten, Oee Of the Po Of Ser
York" 10 u persons interested in or slvns charge
subject matter OF such inquiry, examination survey
the following vessels gnde; examination by tie "a
Wardens AMI that the said surveys or exaninst!9As Va
completed within ten days next succeeding ni- meter
board said vessels:
Ship Human Doctor. .......,.............sN X
ship victory. .''.s'''':, " a.
Slip Harry h.................''.''''n =
Bark kosam0nd. ............. ....'''...''H T. A.
Bark Ella Adele....... .rlefEe,.9r.
BARK NiurEeh.. ...s......s .ssss's.s''.'.N'-
Big suwannee. Roberts Stores Atlanta D~t
Blk Abby IhatcAer............''..'''''
hrig mlnd4 Oui0n........ .....''..''''s.E
bri- E1slet... - =,
big 1aLoo.. I. pPitF sse'o"
frg Allce.. .sssss.sLu
Big Arthur Eggieson. ............s..'''.'i ' 80
Brig brattudlue.. s.s.s.s., .''fnF pay
Schr. Elizabeth ....-........A .....,.,..'-o =
SchE. u. b. Baylis. ..................s..Nik
SchT. Kate Merrill. ................ .......st -@L
NlNrhORNE 1OMPhlSc. Pszsri
J. Aces hERRIsAS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Henry StaScie, residing
AZ the corner Of Throoplvo. ard Bartlcitsi T. ID.
died suddenly % his ruicuc' On Saturday afternoon
lnu MIR Sta,cie had loot risen from tie dinner table
In apparent good hcAia and spfiis. and asked Die
family # they would rot Ike TO hear some music When
lie suddenly fcl back nud expired without frohn.
Coroner Barrett held an inques when 10 appeared That
death resulted rom disease If Tie heart. Deceased
leaves a wife and tao children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

Mn. c. /. STEPHENSON, Freight Broker OF
the firm Of Stephenson PEREZ. died very suddenly
few days ago ~ Mobile Ala. Mr.. Siepho nson was an
old resident Of New York and leaves behind him large
circle VI sympathlz.ng friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

DECISIONS
VIM. p Whyte agt. Francis Morrs.-I want 20
hear coun. to the extent of the relief which psnth
have m this case Plaintiffs attorney may give dtendsnts
attorney two days notice appear before that point
Katharine Zu.ler agt Emanuel Zugler. Divorce granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

SHOT BY A WATCHMAS.-On Monday night
party Of boys engaged in stealing cotton from
rome bales lying Pier No. North River, and 70
frighten them away Peter MOrrssey, private watch
man, fred pistol in the direction Of the party. I'm
fortunately the shot took effect IN the breast OF Ger
man lad named Geo Kucher. VINO was sitting on cot
ton bale at little distance from the gang and taking
NO part in their depreGations. The wounded boy I'M
nediately ran home, and the Waterman, alarmed az
tie consequences of his folly also fed Some days otter
the polce heard of the occurrence and the wounded
hcy was finally traced to bis home by roundsman Sey-
Inour of the Twenty seventh Precinct The Waterman
was found On Saturday, by officer Hanifer Of the
Twenty sixth Presinct by direction Of Capt Braek'
EFT the accused confronted with the wounded boy
and by the latter identified as the no shot
him. Subsequently the accused was committed by jus
tice Dow ling 10 await the result Of the boys injuries
ii is believed that Kueher who is aged 6 years cannot
fpryIYe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11

fALsE fRRkb.--Capt Greer and Officer
JIHsy OF the Ihird Precinct Saturday arrested VIII
Han H. Gsrsienbmg III his ls,ardiDe Lonse 10 North
hoore'sl tary In November last while The prisoner
wss bootsceper IN the employ Of Mr.. William b.
Isiasbnfgb called on hin and placed In his hands for
sJe Keeping tzs1 Recently tho accused was dis