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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-07
Meeting OF Board Of supervisors Or West
chester COMPLICATION In Regard TO
the Ercc.sivc Quota Called for.

A special meeting Of the Board of Supervisor:
Of Wesichester County was held on Wednesday Jan I;
White Plains called for the purpose Of taking action
in regard 81 filing the quota Of the county.
report was received from special committee sp-
pointed Of previous meeting 10 make application 70
the War Department for credits due the Tenth District
showing that there had been furnished by tho District
in the years ls63 and l54 growing Of an excessive
enrolment. an oyerplns OF 60 men. proven by the
certificate Of Provost Marshal Pesrsop for witch no
crcyi y allowed
I.e Ioi'ec ase p e.s9isa soyy % 90, hs Stae' q
quota OF the Tenth District under the call for three
hundred thousand men.
This called forth the following preamble and rosolu.
tions. which were. on motion. unanimously adopted
Uhrysd,. Tho County Of Weohe.,,I La. alvey. faithfully
and promptly rr,pendol 70 al tue call, tho rfe.dent for
yolun,e' IA hns the several quotas Hitherto s,,cd to IL
aud shefoas under The call u Jolly 49, 1864 ior 10000 men,
Tie 9noia 1''Sn9d 10 The I,nth District was 7,S'
with a. v..1 se0. ,,tcs oy., 10y ,hs.
The nnnler prevoa.y I 100 ,a. snJ ,sh.ps,,
sppesr. from az order csnstiEg from Provost Marshal Fry
hs he quota 70 a.. Tenth District under the cal for
nad.d p na5cp n. . p,cSo Sn 81, FOR VS.. 1n n We
required for Mi. county sbout LEO 80 greater than
srineics calculation prove, t ito quota Of ought
Roeed Tbs IN Ii. aid in behalf Of the psopl, of
ibs county we enter our solemn proes, against the oss Ia
justice o1s 70 BE- peIpi4ted upon the several towns ~
county in demanding more than fair propo- rs
30 0cD called for by tho President. .-aon Q! t"c
R,,ottd That while "" - -
.nst Jropoftio" ready and willing to 'ns'sih or
- - 81 the burden Of the war. cannot quietly
onr', rSutsns county with cnerous burden Of
asnt s. hi good the alleged dctenciss o. otLer localities
sI,tS INA, Commute. be appointed 10 respectfully
petition the War Department in behalf Of this county 70 cor
rect the manifest wrong ght 10 bs imposed upon the sew
e towns Of this county IN the assignment OF the excessive
quota bel, re referred TO-
The CHAR appointed ~ til. Special Committee under
the foregoing resolutions Nessrs Caldwell Kuof and
Hunt.
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.uA % per cen. Of capital and then getting full profits

sanh 90 per cent Of capital and then getting full prohts
that would have been made had the guns been com:
pleted. As wen might tic druggist who was burned
out make up his claim Oh tie basis OF charging for
what his pills woud have brought when made up and
Sold deductDg the expense Of converting his drugs into
that shape. As well might the shoemaker. no had
large number Of skins on hand, and who had large
prospective CUSTOM charge for what the leather would
have brought when made into shoes and boots and
then dednct the cost Of labor.
The remarks OF Mr. Evarts we're brought somewhat
abruptly TO a close by Mr. Henry Harris juror, rising
and stating the Court that he hoped the law was not
going to make him break his religion Jew by re-
Quiring him 10 sit any later.
Judge Mason said he was not aware OF anything in
the Divine or human law that made the Sabbath com.
mence at O'Clock.
Mr.. Harris repeated somewhat exctedly that he was
Jew. that he had always kept his Sabbath, ana ~
would not break it for any law; that he would lea e.
whether the Court gave him permission or not.
Judge Mason said that while be had every ,esFec
for the religious opinions Of members OF the Jossb per
saasion, and had given up sessions On Sav 20 ac
commodate them yet this trial bad been often broken
in upon and much prolonged, and as pere was moth
ing In the Mosaic law the Statutes ,iIng tbs hour
he should Insist upon the juror taking his place until tho
adjournwert II no left without permission he would
be compelled to fine him and commit him 10 the Tombs.
Mr.. Rnott suggested that the jrror did net dis
respect - the Court but that the Jewish Sabbath CON
mencsd at Gundown aud it now so near that time
they might perhaps a. well adjourn.
Adjourned 10 10 O'clock on Monday.
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The Collision in Bergen Tsnnei-Isssess'
aud Verdict or Censure

The inquest on the body Of the boy, Peter
echenck, Of No. so Fifthave. New. York who lost
his Life by the collision in the Bergen Tunnel on Thurs
day noon, was held yesterday afternoon by Coroner
Hsnley at Hudson City The body was identified by
John r. Sehencs brother OF deceased who was In the
train at the tine Of the accident
Isaac Cussell, engineer on the Erie train, tes,ihed
that he left Long dock, Jersey CITY, at noon on Ihuts
dsy and on arriving OF the end Of the tunnel the
Aarman kept him there aye minutes by using ssiBnal
AZ II something was ahead nc then proceeded with bis
train through the tunnel NJ little less than eght miles
an hour and on the west end he heard the
explosion Of torpedo and only had time TO bow The
whistle once when the engine ran into the Morris ana
Solomon G. podd fireman and Henry Hunter. con.
dnctor corroborsted the above evidence.
Edward Baldwin, brakeman on the Morris and EsSf
train deposed that he the platform OF the rear
car they le Hoboien at quarter TO IL o'clock noon
he had two red lights and white one on the rear plat
form he put on tho brake at the west end OF The tunnel
before crossing the Eric track 10 mako the usual stop
upon snf :ssn ,nS G oo pee ,~o ,o1ceso. .Da
started back pscng the torpsd0cs on the track about
go feet distant upon hearing The Eric train approach.
ing; then proceeded little further and commenced
waving the red light until tho locomotive came opposite
and then threw hi. light 10 the locomotive TO attract
the attention OF the engineer the engine passed ON
until it ploed ono Of tho torpedoes when the whistle
wss blown once he then returned and saw the cars al
damned together.
CIR Moore conductor on the Morris and Essex road.
deposed that he had mixed train OF nve passenger
cars and from 20 to ~ freight With two engines
ahead he stopped ct the west end Of the tunnel At the
usual place and in starting again, bolt that connects
the cars broke; he Immediately sent light and tor
pedoes back into the tnnns, and then proceeded TO
connect tao train while In tho act OF doing this he
| heard a train approaching and gave signal TO 90
ahead bui before the train had moved the collision 90
Cured, all this occurred in about hvo minutes. The
testimony Of two or three other witnesses takep
but without adding any material facts The Jury after
being ont nearly two hours rendered the following
M 81 Dnt. AnoL 20
death by collision b. the Morris and ESSEX train
and the Eric railway train. Further. that the Morris
and Essex Railroad Company are 10 blame for gross
negligence In running their train IN % careless
manner by attaching Q passenger train 70 q heavy
freight train. thereby endsnssrlns the lives OF %
e. yJrrS.'s.
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Street Cleaning.

Al amceting of the Executive Committee Of
the Citizens Association the following motion was
offered by Robert Is. Roosevelt;
That great suffering would De suaed upon the .borins
who have done WORK Ia cleaning the streets under the
ain Of municipal officers by The continuance II tho Injunction
obiucd 10y John .otef aud Mr. ccieT the esrnc't
quest Of the association aud 70 prevent innocent persons from
suffering T The Of others has consented e. modify tie
injunction far to sow the paymsn, q WHO have
actually done wois for the city. Therefore II ia
R,'oifed Th.t DonDsn g. Ks'on jas. r. Whiting. Adm
w. Spies Peter McHarn, John NJ kc'son, tLa- Tracey
William H. Nelson. John Nsndcrpoo ard J. A. Batett b.
appointed a committee to inye-ssfe all claims By street
ssccpers and ohsr sborcr the payment of which ia
strained by the Injunction obtained against the City Inspector
by hr. John eref and a they report 20 him all those that
ns, and valid In order that the Injunction y. modified
90 isf M 20 allow their payment.
The resolution carried and the committee will
meet al time md place 10 be advertised hereafter.
where such OF the men have honest claims against
the city present Themselves and prove their rights
As this Is done the Injunction will be modified
and they will he paid.
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EREE COURSE OF LECTURES before inc
l. HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION OF THE AMEh
INSTITUTE to DO delivered Al the Rooms OF TIE ins
int In the Cooprr Union building on every other ks
DAY a. IA o clock .. M, commencing JAN. 10, 1865.
PROGRAMMES; - ,,,.,,rv
TUESDAY jan No. The Hon HORACE GREELEY
" Talk on Trees ,r ,h.
III TUESDAY FEB. !, JOHN HENDERSON, eco, " wini''
TUESDAY. Feb. 81. The Rev. HENRY wAsp'
BEECHER, " horticulture ,,,,,, opuo,.
TUESDAY March T. A. BRiDOEMAS ESQ., h0''A'
TUESDAY March o. MASON G; WELp s'q %sS,,"
Tuesday April i9 The Rev. DR.. OSG0OD, p" Inc Laws
Of Vegetation a. Illus. ating iintnsp Life" H. v.1
TUESDAY May :, PETER HENDERSON, ihs n''A''
0i TTG:SA f'S Nay WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
TTEspAY, May 90, rs0E HUNTsMAN' Tie straw
berry" t.. a.... II -. Of Nm Hall h
Son No s4J B.oalwsv. aud at a. oms o. sne ih,""
ssAS N. tA>s>S~-. o. .. - -"
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK......... .JAsrARs

Cleared.
Steamer John Gibson Geoghon, Phisdelphis. w. j. fsy
Tor.
Steamship saxonis Truman, Hamburg, Runhardt c..
bark Ellen Morrison McCaty Barbados, ID. TIowbndge.
Bark 7. G. Warwick, Chichoar, Baltimore, PendeEgast
Brothers Co.
Bark Julie (Belg). Piasche, Antwerp, liugcr BIsthe.s
Bark Henry Trowbridge. -, Barbados, H. TrowbIidge
4 Sous.
Brig Co,sdonss BL), Teompson St Johns, R. IIsrssu,
Co.
Big Annie Collins Shaw, Falmouth, Jr., A. Smithen
Co.
Briz Cuba Mackee Motanzas J. y. Ward Co.
Brig Luchette Petenon, Rio Grande del Sud.
Schr. Kate Seisn,sn, Dayton FORTE. Monroe, Baker
Dayton.
Schr Rob. Bethel TURKS Island, T. Hutchinson < Co.
Sehr. Tgris (Brl, Porter Curacao, ID. X. DeWolf
Schr. Evelyn, Palmer, stamford
Schr. Ann 4 Susan, Douglas Hilton Head, Estmond dsl
Banco / Co.
schr r. IT, Dexter (Br). Dexter lAlfix, y. u. DewolG
sloop Rsbeoca Merritt, Bourne. Masrorss Senet Bros
Sioop Frsbces Y. Sage, sr-ncer, Port Royal
Sloop Geo Pesbody Psine ran Francisco W. J. Coleman
sIoop EmIe6or. Phillips Bridgeport.
sloob Roger A. Hei'er (BE), Stewart Matsmorssi Smith
Co.
sloop WIN. ". Bowen Jackson. Providence.
Arrived
Steamship T"de Wind, Bsb.g', Tor~'y M0asss ~ hu,
- n q ~
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THE srREEr.swEEpERs TRorBLK.-Large

The HTKEET-SW EEPEKN 7 KOT BLK.-IuTFt
numbers Of the sircetsweepers and ashmen continued
TO coprega,e aroand the Controllers office yesterday.
in the hope Of receiving their wages. They gath
cred In Knots and at times very excited. but
violent demonstrations made. Some " these
page OF their pay will doubt considerable sui
ferlng 10 them. IL currently reported in the City
Hall Yesterday that the ''Ncw.NCrt Sanitary and
Chemical Compost Company" had made proposition
g. the Mayor. offering 10 clean the streets and remove
all garbage for the sum Of tJO0.0c0
The Aldermen and Counciluen meet on Monday next.
and IL 10 probable the Mayor will coll their attention TO
the proposition OF the company sbove named. Mean.
time dirt. ashes and garbage continue 10 accumulate.
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1)ort-nJaroens' Noiice.

SrATE NEw-YoRK,
PoRr-WARDESS OTPIcs, No. l0i Waist
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
section II he passed April IL, 1857. entitled An
Act TO R.orlnle tn. Warisns nee OF tho Port O. New
York" al pcrsons Interested in having charge Of the
subject such inquiry examination thai
the foowin. unicr animation by Port
WArtcns and Tia, the sid survey examinations will DO
completed within ten days sacce-dBs this notice
board said vessels,
ship Samuel Russell. ....................2s j.. II.
SLIP IicAts@...... 10 r. IL
Bark Agllcs Fraser. South Artist, Wiiismsbnrsh
Dig Lrtfri... AtLantc DucA.
Scir. j. W. Maitland. ....................39 Z. r.
Schr tupnenis.. .PteTrepouts.
ScsL Anna Sophia. Foot Of Broouie-st.
MINTHORNE TOMPhiNS, President
J. AGES UERRMsS Secretary.
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HpOhfn.

Oct, 10 In The China Sea- bark Western tBr) from Nokr
ssts Tor London "a days out
Oct, H. in tie China Sea, ship SAM Bird fOm Shied,for
Shanehae.
Oct 20 lat 20 IS s. lon. Y f.: ship tBr), ship Napoleon
III, from SLRnghoe for London, q D. - out.
Nov Z, Ia. "a y lon e2 30 Z. ship Ocean Empress. FROM
Manila for Cork, s. days out.
Nov 49, Ia, % Ion q f, brig Mary from shad Aas for
New.lork 20 days out.
Dec rs lat g g, on brig Constitution, from Porto Rico
for Yarmouth, ". g
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EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LlFE.-Shortly al.

EAFLOSTUN MD LUSS OF LIff--HIUTNIy UT
ter o'clock yesterday morning the boiler attached to
the steam pumps on the wsecliAs schooner John Cur
tin wing at Pier No. G. North River exploded severely
.caldng Capt Israel Merritt. General Agent Of the
Board Of Underwriters of Ills city. aII slightly scad
ing two Others. Capt. Merritt taken TO the
Pacific Hotel In Grcehw ich st. AID cared for His
brother Hamilton Merritt WHO had change 81 tho boiler
ut the time. blown overheard and drowned. Por
tioLs OF his clothing found the deck II the
eel after the explosion. The schooner NJ the tine
ying alongside the wreck Of the George Washington,
which burned on Mondey night lask Later IN the
day the body Of Hamilton Merritt recovered II
the explosion. Coroner Wdey will hold inqnest To-
day.
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Disaster.

The brig Arlben Price, hrrce for Apinwal totally
lost NOV. 23d. u ll5 b. mnuing reef tie NV
point Mir during violent storm of wind a3d
Der cargo viii be saved in damaged condition and taken
lnayua the ne sfest port Of en,ry,
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Steam .r.hsps H;,s Spencer Fortress Monroe hours
steamer Clarion, Morse. w,.e.e via Newport, 20 Brett,
Son Co
Ship Eudesyour, Dosne Fog Chow SEPT "a with !ca' &C.
crossed he equator Il the Atlantic Dec 18Th n lon %
Bark zulia tof parbedoes Hewitt, St asriins day.
ida ifon = Bart. Tor Phsdrpha Len brig. Eerss. lof
I,sdore fer NewhoIk Polly Jsne. De- Triton Tor frin''
Bark Juna loi BsIbsdoe'l Cumnhn Ms'smoss Dee lGh,
via Delaware Bakwstcr where ,he put in for orders with
with soil st;echsa also lot Of other wrecked stud
Bark R. H. knight ,of st. stephens N. b. Weed Glen
3as had heavy f. to s. W gales nearly the entire passage
sprung foremost and is leaking badly.
Bark Carmen. CIbao, Lsguna le days with loswood fas-
TIC &C. to master Has had heavy weather from " W. to s.
Bark gnes Frazer iof Pietou N ST. Frazer Msnzs. II
days win moa,ses to Mccall FIRTH Dec. 90 l, % o.
lon Il 30 boarded by u g. gunboat Quaker City cruz
Park Sunshine, Edwards Cow BsyC. b. % day with coal
Bark Washington Butcher White Neuvita. u day, with
SUI gar and nl0lessss TO Brett, Son Co.
barkenne Iva, Berry Mascabo q days, with fl'tie Sc
Prg Six F.re. lof Quebee) ichon Halifax 2s days with
ssh 70 Tho, waerm'n Has had heavy westerly gas lost
Brs Harvest Queen (ofBeamada) Hollis, Mssnors,2 g
days with cotton to Middleton Co. ID ins 100 miles Sc
from sndy Hook spoke brig Aurora hencence for cenfaesos
Brig Nellie staples St. Thomas 10 days, with cotton, old
iron, &c, 10 Roche Bros 4 Coffee.
g.. Is days with coal 20 &. j. {. A. DeWof Has had
heavy westerly gsles, stove cabin skyghs and windows,
boat, wstercsfks, bulwsks and had decks swept
big DcvoHsTe tof Bermudal MsrstsTs Bermuda 10 days
in ballast 20 Geo. Penser Has had westerly weather
Big Sophie (Hsm) Timer Rio Jansro % days, With eof'
fee 20 Runcb Neip.kc Wendt.
Brig Prirce of Wales (of Prince Edwards ssndl Brown
MstInorss p days, with cotton 20 z. A. nGssey.
Schr Volsnt Keeue Great H,rbor, Long Island Dec. u,
with salt 10 T. A. a. WEBSTER 60. Has bad heavy gales
the entire pas-se Was twice blown off after being In Is
fskoms ws'ef.
schr Torp do Robinson Bas,on Tor Fortress Monroe.
schr JBcob Kienye Providence.
schr Oceoa tof sheburne \. 81 Deal, HALIFAX Il days
with fish to master.
SchT Harvest Queen tof Cornv allie ~ 81, ConnoT Com
willis " =, Is days with potstoes to u. r. DeWoE
SchI. II. f.. Brooks Hokgkns Bangor for Georgetown
Schr Richard bGlwinkle, French, kosSon.
Schr. John Jones Ward. New ionion.
schr. :. Randolph, Manning, Black Rock, nails.
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CITY ITEIiS.

Rev. T. Ralston Smith will deliver discourse
tomorrow evening, by inviv ation Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. ID the Seventh Presbyterian
Church, Broome st., COZ ncr Of Ridge.st.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun R.es...7:25 Sun sets....st ~ Moon Sets. 1907
wATxn THIS
Sandy Hook. 1913 Gov Island. 4ls Hell Gs,s. 5:3T
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Sailed.

BaTk-J. J.. steward.
Bn,s-Nonben Light, Oriental. Edwin Rowe.
Schrs.--J. w. Hatfield Nellie Brown.
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ADVERTISEMENT

4 CLASS ~ PRACTICAL PHl&SoI0GY, for the
instruction Of sd.. and Gentlemen, viii be opened sArrR
DAT EvHSss, Jan ., O'Clock ~ Ito Rooms Of FowLEh
L WELL No. 359 Broadway.
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PRESENTATION TO CAPT. WILLIAMSON OF THE

FOURTEENTH WARp-A large number Of the citizens
Of tho Fourteenth Ward headed by Chauncey sehser.
esq called a, the residence Of Capt Williamson last
evening and presented him with valuable solid silver
goblet. Mr.. Schnfcr in a short speech complimented
the Captain the high esteem In wch he stood In the
regard 81 the citizens of the Fourteenth Ward and for
bis numerous public acts as an officer for which the
citi1ns VI New York and Of the Fourteenth Ward
we're indebted. The Captain responded 10 few feel
M reuaa,Ks 49, returning thanks ior tie honor done
HIM hoping 10 the ture - inhhe past 10 merit the
tecn VI his fellow. citizens.
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tldver,isemen,l

Wiypow SHADES,
For sLylsh,s for Stores. for Dwelpp,
Manufactured by
q, l.. Il J. u. KyLTI, No. 9j9 Broadway.
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AdvrTtscmol'
The excellence of KRST's East INDIA COFFEE
m, theme OF universal psaiss sold by oil sroce Price,
20 cents per 10 ASK for KKsTs No other genuine General
Depot No. lS Rcsds'st.
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ARTISTS SALY. AT THE OLD DUSSELDORF GAL
LERYA collect on Of over one hundred pictures is
on exhibition at the old Dusseldorf Gallery, between
Spring and Prince streets consisting VI many OF the
best and atcst works Of c. p Clauch J. o. b. Inman
Otto INNER and number Of etbcr artists. They viii
be shibited every day until the evening Of the nth OF
lnuary, when they will be sold by Messrs. Leeds
Miner The sale will be exclusively for the benefit of
the artists Mr. Cranch is represented by variety Of
subjeo.s-studes Of fruit, views in Venice. Rome
Switzerland, France, and America Mr.. Inman con-
tributes number OF small pictures consisting Of fig
ures flowers. animals and landscape. AR. Sommer
sends some Of his best pictures CT animals. Frank
Rowland now residing in Paris. hes six pictures re-
arkable for their color Among the other artists rep
resented may be named Cropsey Perry Baker, Homer
Vewel. Nehle. X. II. Park (scuptor), and NJ and
Mrs. L. I. Gray.
THE NEW RESIDENT PHYSICIAN AT THE
LUsATrc AsYItM.-1be position OF the late Dr. W. II.
Ranuey as resident physician n, ire Lunatic Asylnm
flied yesterday by the appointment Of Dr. Ralph
L. Parsons.
ORGANIZATION OF THE CENTRAL UNION Com
sIITEE.-Ths members elect Of this Committee assem-
bled last night at the Headquarters corner Of Broad
way and Twcnty.thrdst. temporary organization
was effected with Abram Wakeman es Chairman. and
Alexander Mcleod and Charles H. Hall Secretaries.
Full delegations from the seventeen hsscmby Districts
present IL appeared. however that In the First
Second. Fifth. Eighth and Thirteenth Districts only
Of the two Inspectors had signed the returns the
others protesting that well known "CoppeIhends' and
cClelGn men had been enrolled and that other irreCu
lsrities existed The claimants were, nevertheless,
admitted 10 seats, and permanent OrganH alton was
effected by the choice Of James Kelly President and
Messrs. c. ii. Hall and Henry Huelst Secretaries
resolution then adopted notion Of Supervisor
Stewart authorizing the appointment o Committee OF
Seven 10 confer with Union uemrg If he Legislature
Ia reference to legislation for this CITY. Committee
was also appointed to draft Constitution and By
Laws, after which the Committee adjourned.
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aINIRSiEs.

Geors. f. Howard grand larceny State Prison four yea
nd nine motAhs.
WiiAemius vandenflder grand .rcsny State Prison two
years.
Mary Bsrnve pleaded guilty Of attempted grand larceny
State Prison two y.ers and ,iK mouths
Daniel Msone and Patrick Csroy, grid srceny s'ste
Prison two years aud IL mQpthL
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIOSs-JAS s-Befors City
Judse RunyLI

Bernard Friery, who was committed TO the Ton
on "Wednesday last charge Of HAVING murdered H.
Ls..ru, In Uou,ton, srraeI ed. aud p-slrd not gu
~ ,,I,i 4. ,et down for week ron Xopgay
III =. T. p "A \, Inh~ s-A--'-l
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IMPLICATED ~ THE IAzA.rs MURDER. DE.
tectiyes Sowcy and Tleman yesterday arrested John
Gaen alias, California Jack. ole cf the party y no
accompanied Bernard Frcry into tho ssloon Of Henry
Lazarus in Houstons, aud was present when the lat
ter Was murdered He was a well known gambler in
CALIFORNIA; some Neafs since.
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DANGEROUSLY SHoI-Latc on Thursday
nigh, Mr. William Beebe found BY the sth Precinct
Police in front Of No lgo Blocker ct, from pistol
shot wound which he said had been inflicted by an
unknown man. He taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
where the wound was pronounced dangerous.
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Arrived
Steamship Tsde Wind, Bsb,ss, Torysss Mspiss " hr'
~ u o.<A }
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Below

Below
RrigIris.
Brig Northern Light.