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Communication.

known, while crossing through swamp in this
vicinity; and may essse: this melancholy
event to The rregularity aadslaw wlessuess Of The
times. 1t is terrible to thial; how mapX men,
harmless in their lives, and valuable faE@t hesy
uses. may become the victim of an outlawry
which, unless promptly checked and punished;
will leave neither life nor property sec. re.
--~-~o~oo~oo-----
TO GonREsroxpESTs.-We beg to say that
anonymous Communications duplicating indi-
viduals by name, as concerned in the highway
robberies in oar precincts, cannot be published.
Such as we have received shall be submitted 10
the proper authorities. Citizens in possession
Of saclr facts. relating to persons, should not
shrisk from the possibility of making them
known to tbs magistrecy. Yhe proper course
is for the parties having this knowledge, to go
before the Governor, the Mayor, tie Sheriff, or
any magistrate, and make the proper affidavits
in form of law. We have no doubt that, thus
informed, these several officers, all or any of
them, will prccsed legally to the arrest of the
offenders: The Sheriff tells that he is ready
and prepared to act with proper and efficient
posse, whenever he shall beeaul horised under
the proper sanction of the law.
: Daisy DALE.-Our sprightly, and, we take
for granted, fair correspondent, Daisy Dale, is
heartily welcome to our columns. She carries
lance for her With equal grace and vigor.
Bat the PAenix is notg guilty of the paragrap ph
Which oifends her amour propre 1t IS what is
va!garly called selection, and is possibly from
the pen OF the California Phoenix, Of whom she
speaks. Daisy Dale, however, must not run
muck for the sex indscriminately. She must
not identify herself with all of that tribe which
truInpEs in petticoat. She must Fl rst decide
whether any of the tribe rnisreprcse Mt the
iove.ier classes of the sex. II she is perfectly
assured that they al, without exception, the
.orious creatures, 'nobly planned" Of whom
Wordsworth sings in such enthusiastic strain,
tlteu her cause is Wi thout objection Bat il al!
Of them are equal, the Benelicts will be without
escice, and need not exercise either taste or
fancy. Fhey may then, in taking wife, sim
ply write to factor, or a commission mer-
Giant, or to the congregation, as some foreign
missionaries are said to have done Send me
wife, black eyes or LlGc, brunette or blonde
either will answer the purpose" AT all events,
the Ph@mis is guilty of nothing more than
showing that other fo ks think that there is an
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s....a
F. PuBt1c MEEaise 0nasalzArros.--A. a publie
meeting, yesterday, conten plating organizatien
for.alress ing the outlawry of this precinct, the
citizens numerously- assembled. aHd were ad
Esisessed impressivcy by Mr. j: g Gibbes and
PGen: Hampton Volunteers were called for,
and The organization and command contidel to
Gen. Ham pton, who, with his wonted prompt
! ness and patriotism, consented to effect the
adequate organization. and realize, if possible
that security for the community which its exi.
geocies demand. In his ishands, we feel perfectly
| sure that the baton of authority will not be
suffered to degenerate into a baby bauble. lie
will, no doubt, persuade the offenders. through
the most effective agents, that highway rob
bery and burglary arc not venal offences, be-
cause the example has been set by the invad
ers and that liz The of every offender
against law ana society, phlcbotomy will not
be foreborne. If necessary to secure the cnds-of
quiet and justice. We trust that ALI parties
will be warned in season.
FROM RtcuMoSD-The Richmond papers al.
ver.se almost everything good that can be
conceived. The New Workers are pushing their
wares Gu the market in their usually energetic
style.
call upon John NJ. Bolts, the we'll known
| Union man Of Virginia has been made by the
citizens of Richmond. The e.ist embraces scores
of those hitherto regarded among the warm,
est supporters Of Southern independence
The Richmond Wig is rew sold atfve cents
per copy. Mr.. Pollard, formerly of the Er-
aaai'4f,. annonaces new paper. Tile Richmond
Times, in which he promises 10 publish 70 edi-
torial comments, but simely news matter.
| The inhabitants are invited, by official orders,
to resume their customary occupations as
speedily as possibly. "Loyar' citizens enjoy
extraordinary privileges.
| Gen. Weitzel occupies the former residence
of tie President, which the Yankees familiarly
style the jeff. Davis House"
Gen. Lees residence and family are unle r
rigid military guard, and no intrusion is per-
mitted. Negro rule prevails.
The streets down town. that used to b,stle
and huTa like hive, with business and activity
begin to wear their old aspect again Drays
ii II the streets boxes, barrels and packages the
sidewalks, and men, with locomotive energy in
them, move about with velocity that is CON
tagious. Old warehouses that have been closed
and to let since 1851, are opening c., every
hand.-Richmond Whig.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and aequaintances of Mr.. John
Riley, are Invited to attend the funeral services
Of his CHILD, from his residence to the Catho-
lie Church, THIS AFl'ERN DON, at o'clock
The friends and acquaintance of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. J. LaAotto and family, are invited
TO attend the fun eral OF their infant son. II EN-
RY BEARD, from their residence, next door to
the Marion Street Methodist Church, THIS
at S o'clock.
Wanted to Hire,
A GOOD COOK, WASHER and IRONER
L "a Apply to r.. SWAFFIELD, Arsenal ;.:!l.
may ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Ingenious Wnich Swindtes
- ;... wu NJ. ID. Conkling called

n, Tho 5,b inst. Wm. NJ. ID. C0nkllng cai,ed
- ~. ,nws,v ta,s ~ Mr. Roswell u. Kiux. at No. q
~ asr,S ovs and stated that his a9opied father M.
Freeman j. Frithap, rrsding at 70 ~ tv.us i,rh.1
wanted 10 purchase wef'h, anu ia. Nv rt, a,ar.S
hsan sant by MIN 70 request Mr. King 10 prng several
ue ., tbe above residence that he might cnooee
ra'on.s y. In a short time after Conking len, Mr.
-, conceded TO the place Indicated taxing wno
- .iny double-casod gold watches. vaiueo al vo~
a ,bs door he was net by Consiing who stated tnst
Er.th,n and the ladies' were mp STAIRS, uu, ,ha' "
w.n,d hand him the watches he would sske tn'm ~
'sirs and exhibit them. while Mr.. King eoud WAX ID
,hs pnrlor Not suspectlng any roguery MI ~. Ms ~
nnsan,ed After waiting time, Mr. King icit tns
Sonse hut camo back soon after and rang the uoo.-
hall II yas answered by girl who, 10 a9Wer 10 uA
inoniry stated tha. no snch person as Mr. re
sised there He ascertsined from her ina, the sen'
tleTnau resided in the union.paee ho'e ,a a ~
he went An Interview with Mr. r. coi'snceu s sue
jeweer thai he had been swiaded as tce torosf az
.ured him that ho had never given au Ssusr i's ~
watches After lenghy search Oncer nerhek, ot t"S
Fifteenth Precinct the DIST sncceooed ~
Conkliag and with him. Albert Morgan VINO was IN sus
house at the time Conkpg took lho "a'1so, 40
ested hs being in the case Consung con-
soJ 20 having taken the watches. Three OF them 40
Ma nswnsd ana then disposed Of two OF the tickets 3
R,tryck keenan, The remaining TICKET ne nn& -.
man whoso nsrae 10 did NOT - sf 4. i.
he had given 10 Morgan who y Sosns nay -
his Ss,ner ny who M naa DssS als ss...s
soma ne,Son - snalhon ane Lug socnsSo wetc =
fs year- native Of this city, and says ~
1 bcetl clerk fnedewn.town banking house. Morg9}!
4 native Of this city aged l9 years sbar-tends ~
resided at No. ia Bleeckcr-st, The prisouDferSer
also committed on an additional charge of barng os
the at .nst.. stolen from Joseph NJ Marvin " No. So
| Broadway clothing to the suount OF Si25> Ihs sam
mode was practiced as described abeve>
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Hoard Of supervisors.

TUg CHARGES AGAINST TT3B CONTROLLER, &c
The Board met at IL o'clock m. on Thursday
the President. the Hon. William NJ. Tweed. in the
chair.
The following resolution adopted;
R<orsi rbs Ssn,rokr be and he II hereby directed
10 d,.w hs warrant 10 favor Of James I. Brady and A. H.
Lawrence for each for legal services and M T. Bron'
nan for 95l 80 for lgsl disbursements In the matter OF he
alton before the Governor and Senstcr Commiftee
of charges eered against T. Brennan Controller oil the
City and County Of and charge the to aPfo'
pristion for Officers and Witnesses Feea"
In answer 10 a resolution of inquiry. tie Cohtrolier
transmitted communication 10 The effect thnt he had
paid Mr. c. II. Tucker sl5elo for services as onper.
intendent OF the County CoartH for the past
Mr.. Ely IT,, said tha. on the cath Of June last the
Board voted to Mr. Tacker a. 446 67 aditona Tor MS
services thus making his salary about Sio,Ooo per
anuum and he offered resolution that the Controei
he directed to ply Mr.. Tucker sum not TO exceed
$40 600 for his services. 10 date from June last
Mr. Stewart st considerable length, defended tne
action OF the Board In this matter claiming that Mr.
Tucker was acting alone under the instructions OF thu
Board.
Mr.. ItUyr said that II Mr.. Tucker had receive'
eco 000 for the first six months for his services as
neces sary consequence he certainly woaa not reeea
anything like that amount during the ne II hsS
for the reason that the material used N
OF the building was all on 'ha premises "' inc
/ tire. ..<sfsi conn,,tes an New Tourt
IISss.s .n. ritaTd thea adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Roard OF Aldermen.

fLgAsrrG OF THE PREMISES OF THE LAW DEPART
NBNT--AS INSPECTOR or CITY RAILWAYS,
&C., &C., &C.
The Board met at O'clock yesterday aner-
roon. the President. the Hon. MORGAN JONES, in the
clair
HIS Honor Tie Mayor transmitted The following CON-
muncaiion; ,,,-
To n, UohayahL> ne CoHmgn Cornci.
GESrLgszs On the I:h in5 received resolution from
your onrhle BODY authorizing ard directing the Controller
r-ne premise, fer the of Il Law De
rarn.ni. Nos l3 snd IL Nas-auS for period OF IL
wears which resolution spproved the day, under
the Common Council AMI other ic sisiiitY~ hodire
The ouui 70 Corporation eject hal been cou.ulted
tho ns.r ard accordingly wrote to the Controller relative
Aner an interview with Mr. OGormsn. again to
3; .,er w'hiyins my 9slessR: to Sy9s IN S
conversation with me- regret Il exceedingly His written
, from t. Con,.er. conans what consider OF such inn
porsnce that feel duty to brns the same to your
tic,
building named in the resolution In which the city
due gard to its own interests pat tho Corporation Counsel
.u,ns h, conclusion wen founded and coming after
as the -ase y, Leen executed by the Controller
would especially recommend a honorable body adopt
such be deemed proper 10 the table
acconmodaion OF the Luw Department IN accordance with
the views of is future head
Referred 70 the Committee on Repairs and Supplies.
An ordinance was adopted appointing m Inspector
Of City Railroads. 1T salary OF $1,000 per anDuH.
A resolution was adopted Increasing the salary of
the Regulator OF Public Clocks from $500 TO $50 Per
annnr.
resolution was adopted donating 1900 to the
LADIES' Urion Aid Society"
resolution WAS offered. ard lost, authorizing the
Conrtroer appoint assistant clerk In the Finance
Department, at a salary OF 81 500 per annum.
The ordinance making additional appointments for
the year ls65 was taken NJ. and after considerable
amendments adopted and sent 20 the other Board for
concurrence. ~
The items have been published at length In our
columns.
The Board then adjourned TO l o'clock this oftcr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Roard Of CAuncilmcn.
SOLDIERS MoSUMENT-poYATIoys,

SOLDIERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &C. &C.
The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon tic President James Hayes, esq. in the chair.
Tho resolution. 10 complete the Soldiers Monument
in Calvary Cemecrv. al cost MOTTO exceed the amount
originally appropriated was concurled In.
Tire Board concurred with the Aldermen on the
application of the Fire Commissioners To give portion
OF }urling slip to erect houses for tre apparatus.
BY resolution the Corpoaton Counsel was directed to
take the necessary steps to widen Broadway 20 feet
south Of Fiy .seyenth.st running with the westerly
line Of Seventhayc. 500 feet distant thererom 10
souihery lice Of Fifty 'ninthst.
The sane officer was also directed TO take the
sary steps TO widen and extend Ann and Futoh.sts
from park.row 20 Fulton Ferry.
resolution was offered TO donate s. 900 ~ tho Paro.
clial Scaool In Fourteenth ST.. near Avenue a.
Adopted .
A resolution adopted donating 5000 to the
Union Home and School.
Ry resolution the sam OF 5000 was donated to the
Five Points Mission and $500 to the House OF Indus
try.
Tho CORPORATION 10 defend the Board IN the case OF
HoagLtan and D Bren the latter contesting the seat
of the former in the Board.
The Board adjourned TO o'clock ths afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
Trvyeters, Gtiite.

To Albany, ny Hud.on Il. r.. Depot Jtbst and
iO,h.sve snd by Harlem u. r.. DEPOT 21thst-
and sib.sv. Va. Hudson River. y, 10 a. m, sL
q, nBd n y. m. wa Harirn. u = ~ zili 4 o
SUNDAY tIain via tiudion River . p m cty
sud Ctty Iisu and 2Ith-d. station.
To Baltimore and WasitrSion. by th- NewJ-rs-y
Il. H., TOO; OF I our' 'andtst. cod ~ a. ~.
o.. snd u midnight Snnhav........-....... q m
To Boston by New-l.ondon Err fi-r 50 y. H.,
daily tSus day -xc- ptrd r. M
To 2 ,son by N-w-iisvrn Il. H. Wis : ifinghrii.
2tb-st. and Sih.sv b.
70 Boston bv N-w. Hsyon II. H.. l5thsi and Fn-
ave-. via Shore Line. ~ aud ?. Sundsy. p m
To Cansnds goa, ,Rochrs'or Buffalo, Ss'sDancp and
Wes, by E-ie Railroad foot ol Ch'neer'''-.'
a. T. ~ a. IA. and kuigfant uan.....'. T. h
To Camden. Manchester aud Long branch. by RH'
ritsn aud Delaware Bay X. H., wa 'i"anboat
jesse Hoyt from pIegJ y RAJ II - an; way
Line for Hnucan..rr snd Long Braneh..... ais .. m
10 Greeupor, by Long Island " Il, foot oiJAnir.
slip T.. H., =. IN aud fsph,nt ..sA N, aud D. m
To hacker.fown snd ni~rredi,is stations, %
Morris aud Essex ". H., foot Of Bsfclayst, Ct
s:3Os BY ssme road for sts ions west oi
Muhurn al 4. 10 H. "a Morh.,own k1prrss..... p m
To New Haven. coun~ftii = with r. X for Hartford,
and Springhcid--stspmeTs leave Peck slio At y =,
To New Haven by the h-w.iisvrn h.h. s'thrt
and 4h-sv 1t T. g. II n m. III. 3. ai5, w. AID v m
To the West by Central Railroad Of New.Jeisey.
via Aleniown from foot Of LlDeliy.,t. ~ H.
an " m rud B.OOp. SUNDAY tFan...'''.. D. III
10 philadelphia by New.yefsry hsltosd 1901 OF
Counland-st., T. 10 and ~ A. m u NJ sndhn
IN. aud u midnight sudav.. ;....:;.,..'...' p III
To Proyiiene~. by steamer City Of ofProvdenee. rv
exy Tursdsy Thursday and Saturday. ifop fier
80 ~ r.. 'P M
To Washington. by NcwJersey H. H. foot OF
Coudisndts.. and ia a. nn ! p m' snaH
midnight. Sunday. ,...'..' j. "'
To riermcnt By Northern X hx Nss,JsIsry'
iron, Jersey City a; ?. a. m. IA. Sand6 6o' pm
Monday, '''''''''' y ~"
Staten sland Ferry--.e advertisement - 60,
OF further information IN fegaid 70 Haroad limo iAp.
sec advoItiseInents In another nar oil tins paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
ArrIHeG.
sie,mship Nirhli


se,m'p NIGHTINGALE. Breaker Savannah Dec 81. cotton.
Livingston Fo4 CO.
sirsmship s@besa Eaton, ow.orl,. Dec 10, rid,e.
Seanrr Washington. Chehester Wilmington and 81 honTs
ffon New Inlet Hur naval end coitou, Chs H. lies,n
lnd illck weather the sutre pa,slce.
Strauer Admiral, Nichols Pbilaeelphis rllse., Thorn
Tobs.
Snip Elizabeth Hamilton. Folsusbee, Port Borsn Jam.
iva Port Royal, y Cl Npy. 49, bamboo. j. Atkins Co.
Had heavy esery ale, lost sails and prrrg mainmssi ps
into fo Royal oE supplies. q shp slf ing cn-s al hour
tsrt p wishes to Trnsn his 'heuk' 10 ne tnonodor the
Captain and the officer. generally Of u. = sip Ncw hainf
Royal
Ship Washing. VI (of Bo.on) Berry. Calo = day, Via
II npion hoad4 Days suano, rcs born Bros. Bee - IN a
heavy blow tom 81. iost md splii sai.s
Lip eiwot lo ST. Join, .B) Grrri Liverpool IL days;
hieAra ir'n Co. caue tbe 'oa'aefn passage and
slip Yara yar- tof Me'bouruel Dunhlri Caeoa sus.
and 81 Helena Nov s. mdse., r. W. Cameron. Passed Oo-
ears Johnann, ruiie (Breul seber, Bremen 5, days,
snga 'obaeeo and 2l5 Had heavy westerly winds Se'
bar. vens tof Bosionl, Nlcsersrn Malaga Oct 81 and
Gibraltar My. " fruit, Ba.sait Nickerson
Hrs seLill.r tHrnl MnnsSann, bnpen - daya, md'e.
Rsrs Eide of Qurbrc Lrmi.r, Quebec 80 days ian Der
70 order Had heavy westerly gales split sails aud lessing
days. cal. }. : Whiimsn Fad heavy weather. lost bull
walks .,sried cutwtter ard split sails.
&C.. TL'm mp.On Hunter. Had heavy westerly winds tho
nd. Lizzie Troop tofst John N. b.. He.sl Havana IS
rs Sonnetor tiius foserrom RIO de Janeiro O. days
coffee 20 order.
lus waHiln Hiclel. hmes Newburs for Richmond.
dsy. WOOL Srons suyder.
fs Ennice Gi, De.4 .or;h POr, Midway. MS, 10 day'
Brig Alesandc Mikep. sskei, II zsbe,hpori for Ho.on
Srhr. Lily. Feuces Wilmington days. naval stores and
cotton ~ L. Mccready Co. Dec n, James Welden, sea
sehr. Rate Scranton, Dent. bridgeport for Virginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
BeookLyY Police CoRT-BEFoRR JUSTICE

ID. BEIRsfsHgRZ ACT Mrs 4. H.
defendant 10 manager or the PORK
Tnea,r aud the plaintiff Dntl recently. leader OF
the orchestra lie was discharged from the establish
meut on the ground, alleged. that he member Of
the Musical Protective Uuon lie offered his services
tedy after being discharged but was refused II
salary, ~ per agreement, uas s4D per week lie
brought suit a.; tho recovery of two weeks salary,
amounting 10 $50. The hrst witness examined was
Mr. Charles j. Bernard, dramatic agent for Mrs. Cen
way doing business In Broadway. New.Nork. Noo tes
titled TO having engaged BeirscD5ers us leader OF or
chestra AT $40 week (LetteIs passing between tne
paItes and documents. were put in eyidencel.
Henry ID. Bersenherz the pa.ntif. testified 10 nav
p been leader Of the orchestra OF the Park
that lie at time President oil tue Musch ro-
tectiye Union; that he was discharged ty Mrs. Con-
way on the 4th of November ast tile reason given las
been that he member Of the Union, ana tnat Hct
annued the contract existing between them witness
did not consider the contract snnned and informed
MIR CONWAY that he ready TO perform his uhiy at
any tims took other employment AFTER being DIS
charged; subsequently went TO- the Iheater anu VI
fer ed his services which were refused.
Mr. James Troy. for defendant, contendod that the
receiving Of aid from the MnslQ0 Association was the
same a. II plaintiff hed taken other employment to sup
mort himself and that IT, for Instance, to received 80
Der week from the Association. he bad no claim tor
tween tho sum be was now supposed to receive ana
tho amount agreed upon between the plaintin ana
defendant. All.
Mr. Chas s. Spencer. flor planti6 controverted TINS
argument by an nsssWion to tho effect that party
thrown out Of employment. being poor, bis family per
haps Starving the ne,ghbors contributing 10 MS sup
por could not be eypected TO deduct the amount Rvei
In charity from Toe sum which was lusly hls que
Appaust. which was promptly suppressed
Tie crnss-exaglinaion OF Mr.. BeirnrahciA was sus
pended and Ue further heerlng OF the case was ad
lourned until FRIDAY of next week at 10 oelosk d. M
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
gUIPPaNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEw-vORk...........Dxc. %.

Cleared.
s,..n., R.llon. (Brl Dixon London, Hownnd A.
pjnwaL s. r.
S.eamer W. r. CLYDE, RolliDa Wilmington g. H. rietson.
Steamer Creole Anderson Havana and New'oriesn' hei
neken L. Psmore. a., n.
Steamer Valley City. Price AeIsndris. Hand
Steamer Virginia. Snyder Philadelphia, j. Hand
Steamer Kingfsher, Rector, baltimore. j. b. smsh'
strsmer Fanny Csdwsilader, Young, Baltimore =,
Shin Alex Msr.hal Msrshal. Liverpool T. II. MsrshAii
Co. ~ cu
ship Polar etar, Meir Liverpool G. Carroll
Bark May Flower. Lovejcy, Barbados IL. iro~oh'seS
Sons =, q, +, IN u.l.. A. r.
Bsrt Fn.reio (Brem) Lud@rs, hontevdeo and ouenos
Ayres Funch Mencke Wendt ,,,
Bdr Albtfoss (Od Leerin Rio Jsneiro, Funeh MeneSs
Weadt. $1,000 -, u, u, /.
schr. b. L. Sherman. Willis Richmond Van DRUM
sehr Village Belle Emery. Port Platte Brett Son Co.
schr Al,hea '0odrry Ae~~Or-ans: l'h DTnmnoni 20
selr Mary Kelly (hrl Rire, Porto lico smpsan Me,on
Sc Washington, Chsd,sics, New'hs-n. d. bhsss q 70
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
The Divisiou..i. E5omicide.

SUPREME COuRT-CuAsBERs-DKc. 28-Before Jusiice
IARgAsD.
Ia re. tie Hsbrsa c. pgs II Christian Walters.
Christian Walters who was an ssted for shooting
David Loar with shot m IylsiOu'.. brought np
hahra of the p1Tp1:c oi having BAH 1"i Tor
now 'vlu. criirs CONDITION " tie holuis and
should die the cTimo Of tie prisoner wouid bo nuI ii
Tue al ournrd the mat Tussdy 10 allow Of tho
o, ctiou oil hr cerhs the Ply y,can Of e hospital
IHE DEBIs OF THE CITY.
Tie Feop. st ri 5leLsTrn sg. Lrenn,p, &c.
This application fora nanflmus 70 the Control er
20 dr.. hi. warrant Ia favor Of the l-stcr FOR inc udrd
Ia the passed 0y TIE bes'snfr last 'F'lns topay
~ Iy,nrui g covered by Nc 'iren -g,nst the city.
M Tuli Jr city TOOK lie sogni that the Judgment for
whcb provision u1d- had been taken to tae Cout OF
Apre aud that nic prt ibe act of the Lseaiuro a.
deprive tbs city OF th" benefit Of their eP
pal ,--,,--, -
the pp.a being anil thst support Of tins we Ia
b. nocrd tia the act did not contain any direction to tc
Controller draw his warrant In tbs Be,in case Ihe
Court held thai tho decision In the 'yi con.
trol-l th. also bat the suggestion that tho Proper
fe,n-dy the r-sior by action hni no. by mangnu
took prIrfs sud rrs"sei tue d.cision.
Mr.. Anderson for rrliior. Mr. Trui for the city.
A QUfEB PgoCEss-A REUNITED FAMiLY-HUsBAED
OK LOVER.
Rayuor ast Rsynor.
The psiu,lf In ,hi, 'uli who was the wife, some
We. ago procured oider for smouy and the husband
,s- appear and dfrnd procled decree OF GivoTcr
Thi. nearly three and the husband went 10
with Got Baser d-tccyrsnd subsequently
Il Ia .d went into substitute broker business. Iii. wife
him She now ssks sttchert arsn.t her husband Tor
non payment Of the alnony tie ress on the ground that
their reeoreis renders all proceedings Ia the sut void
Decision reserved.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
In BAXTRR-ST.

The Briarwood-pipe manuiactory OF Custor
Iindemaun On the second. floor OF No. ii Bayterst,
WIS damaged by ire on Thursday morning. Loss on
stock about LOgO insured. The building Is damaged
to- the Gu ount OF s5O0; Insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
lssft,r0gt.

Rns Flying FsFe. RHtscher which len this port on the
fDh inst Tor Rotterdam. with OF sero.iue OIL sprung
leak when % hours out, hre 'hn about so miles tsE Of
Sand. Hoos abc obliged 10 feutn f0r psrs Sac s
owned by aid eousi ,ned 10 Salem 20. OF this ely
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
C1IY GOVERNMENT.
Hoard OF Aldermen.

STATED SESSION. "Wednesday. Dec uber n, lsOS'
,., 2oc cook p. IN )
0p."ssa-Mogsn Jones' esq, President aud the following
senbsfs; ,.,.b Ks,lv and Master,
gro -, rA , . oporpu, not ,,p.srin-
De d. 4. VALENTINE, ClsIk-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
f4dver.iseuiarlI

CAyTRELLs HOLIDAY GIFrs.-Dainty. to,es
.,,r,r. hv and frnc fully embroidered be found =
CasrRELL No. sl3 broadway n srest variety @ sn1 rssx
are si4pted for presents. cannot fan 20 % paors "a
ole IN, urs attractive assortment OF WINTER o"ts
saoxs fs isdies gentlemen aud chillreo "
tbs e.tah. ishInent VI also be iound desf'us " -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
KNOCKED Down AND ROBBED. On wednes.

KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED. -On Weun6S'
day night, while Edward Gallagher Of No. AZ Ease
Thirteepthst. was passing through one OF the streea
in cLc Firt Ward near the North River he
down by John Noonan. who cut iIom his bsdy a1belt
containing sl6. with which he made his escape. He
W as subsequently arrested by ofhcer Lyons OF ths
Twenty.seyanth rcciuct and yesterday committed By
Justice Hogan He is aged 80 years, aud an IrisA
llbOrer. 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-29
VDtSusfer.

SLIP Ysra Yarr. h,d heavy NV slle in Bay Of Bengal
Aug 20. pfung leak, and obliged 10 throw portion u
cargo ovrrbo ard 70 tighten vessel