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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

DARTIEs WISHING TO RENT HOUSES, ROOMS, Of
.nces, Shops. &c, In New York, Brooklyn or Jersey
call al the House Agency and Real Estate oce rs Broad
H.
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MILITARY.
Z
CEvENTH REGIMENT,

NATIONAL GUARD.
TIE Regiment viii Reception 81 tie Acsde>
my Of Music on the evening the 3st oil January 1865 in
honor OF those In the regular q
volunteer army and during the late rebellion and ell
members whether active or exempt at the time OF entering
those who served with the regiment
during campaigns and afterwards entered
the United States service requested TO send Their IA.
dress with their rank company IN the Seventh %
which they belonged. Immediately 20 Captain GEORGE
MOORE SMITH, Chairman OF Committee on lDvitabonss
boz 81 New York Post o0lce
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VIRgIEIA LANDS yoH sALE:-I2sLIM W2REs
aeres improvements; dwelling. II rooms cotton factory
we ssrei O14c sries m.shins s,RsGsss e mailing T
spendN FARMS joniss re city q - and a sEss also
ADO acrss DsscrpllQ0, Pvcs Be- sss - sesp Al room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

NOTICE TO PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE UNITED
IN StaesThere will he held regular meeting Of the
Photographers Protective Union Of the United States a the
Cooper Institute "a Tuesday evening. Dec TO- at 71
ted and all photographers who not members should
join Immediately They viii thereby become entitled to tho
protection from posons which threatened against tho
fraternity. BY order Of g. II. GR0TECLOSS Secretary.
New YoRK, Dee 1866
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

ITO LET--A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT
House. with FIVE years lease for sale with without
handsome Furniture; the house contains all the modern i'm
Povemens For further particulars apply at l26 West
Fortieth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

J1oR sAIE-rHE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
the oyster Dining and Drinking Saloon situated on the
O! Sxtyhird street and Second avenue
would sell half Of 1.-The Drivers and Conductors Re-
sort. Price 300.
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DOR SALE-NO. 200 WEST THIRTY FOURTH STREET
This House win be sold. with without furniture and
possession any time Apply to THOMAS d. ROBINSON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

IN All parties having shipped goods stesmer
wEYROSSEr, for SAVANNAH,
viii please present invoice goods early possible 10
WAkEMAN GOOkIN 4 DICKINSON,
II Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

NOR sALE-A LARGE QUANTITY OF SHOW CASES,
L Counters, Desks. second hand Shelving Signs ONCE
any part OF the country Apply TO JAMES HODGE, IS
Jane street, of Eighth avenue.
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MONITOR LODGE, NO $50 +. AND A. M-TBE MEM.
vi bers are hereby summoned 70 attend the mountaineering
for the election ofocers which will place at
their rooms No Union square at o'clock BY order Of
JOEL r. HYAMS w. NJ.
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CTORE TO LELAND FIXTURES FOR SALE ROOMS
- attached for dwelling Call for week NJ IL Sixth
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INOR Satellite STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE
Fruit and Confectionery 50 Blocker Rent
moderate and sales large. Apply to WIEL 4. SINCLAIR,
~ Beecker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

ITO LET-IN HOWARD STREET NEAR BROADWAY
-four story Building. Inquire of J. MANNING, Jr.,
- Howard street.
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MASONIC. -GREENPOINr LODGE NO 4cs y AND
wi A. NJ holds its annual election for officers Thursday
evening, Dec. q. The members hereby TO
JOHN T. MEARNs, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

~ with Engines and Tools completes wells now down from
800 800 feet the Allegheny river nearly opposite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

DOR sALE-rOT IS FEET 0 INCHES on FIFTH
avenue. and about % feet deep Forvthird street
Apply to B. T. H. TRASK, Jr., No 9South William street.
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IL RICSsON CALoRlC ENGINE, AINCH CYLINDER.
IL sale a less than half the factory price Can be
running L66 Atlantic street. second door below Clinton
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

RIO LET-wITH CoNyENTENCEs or GAS AND GRO.
ton, Room and Bedroom % Greene street. unfurnshed
Room and Bedroom, 90 Greene street, furnished.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

(NIRCULARS AND HAND BILLS DISTRIBUTED ON
~ short notice through the New York City Messenger
Company Men wanted, messengers. No. 4 Ackermann
place, Chatham street.
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g,O LET-A NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT AND REAR
i Parlor and Bedrooms well as front and back Base
ment; viii be let either furnished unfurnished Apply
the premises Ii North Moore st.
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y7ANrED-FoR RELIGIOUS SERVICES, ON SUN.
S'.:.sa.S. Hsn Sini sEsa ' ssi hoais. xASiss q ?,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

INOH SALE-A FIRST CLASS LADIES' AND GENTLE
Saloon doing good business; the host location
Ia Brooklyn; win be sold with stock fixtures and lease;
partner wanted who understands the business TO take
sole charge The only reason for selling the present pro-
petos have other business TO attend to- For further
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

r OFFS IN CANAL STREET NEAR BROADWAY, II
IL let from May size 25x00 elegant and cheap also Il
Park place 25x7o from January also IN Chambers
5Oxls0, from May ORRELL, 70 Cedar street.
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NOTICE.. 4. PHILLIPS rs RETIRING FROM TIIH
IN pawnbroSeragc business. Persons are hereby notified
their pledges Also good chance
one going the business being old established stand.
j. L.. PHILLIPS. G6 Cathariue street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

y~OR SALE-A FIRST CLASS BUSuELISG SHOP,
with good OF custom; location unsurpassed
Broadway Satisfactory given for selling Address
G. n. station e.
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nor SALE--THE FINE BROWN STONE HIGH STOOP
House No l67 East Thirty.thrd street Price 600
cash, 5000 mortgage. Apply to THOMAS D. ROBINSON,
liz Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19
NEW YogK DECEMBER IS 1865.

y
In impression of this date find address from
Senator Daily of Indiana to the officers and members Of
the Fenan Brotherhood in which he quotes several aclea
from the constitution OF the r. B. Will Senator Daily be
kind rs to inform the officers and members Of the how
Ii that the committee OF which he chairman,
omitted to insert IN the constitution OF the f. b. tb
section second article rs Of the constitution of the United
States which says, hc House of Representatives shall
choose their Speaker and other officers and shall have tho
sole power Of impeachment The constitution Of the f. B.
does not who has the power to impeach bat tho
senate claims the sole power to try all peachments 10
only fair suppose that the House OF Representatives
F. can claim the sole power Of impeachment WIN ssns-
Daily also inform the officers members Of the B.
who mpeached President OMshony and by what authority
Il, Member of Wolfe. Circle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-19

L,oR SALE-sTOCK FIXTURES, LEASE AND GOOD
will Dry Goods Store In OF the best localities 10
the city, Apply TO GRAHAM AIrKIN, ia Chambers st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Building for tho Thiriy-nrsi Precinct Po-
Iice-Thc Battery EnIarRement-The
Ncw-Jcrsey Central Raiirond Co.'S

The Board met at o'clock yesterday after
noon; in the absence Of the President Alderman
nAsIgRsoS presided.
Tie Police Commissioners transmitted communica a.
ton asking for building to accommodate tho thirty
first Precinct Police, Referred
The MAY or transmitted communication relative to
the correspondence which had taken place between
himself the Street Commissioner and the contractor
for the Battery enlargement relative TO such enlarge
ment. THE correspondence has heretofore bech
printed at length.l Ordered on file.
resolution was offered 10 widen Annst.. on the
northerly side, so TO make said street Uniform
width OF 60 feet Referred to Committee on Streets.
resolution was adopted directing the street Com.
missioner 10 notify the NewJersey Central Railroad
Company 10 remove within five days their ferry houses
and sheds now erected Piers Nos. IA and - N r.
olso that the Corporation Counsel be directed 10 COM
mence A suit against the company for trespass.
A resolution was presented aud laid over giving tho
House OF Sisters Of Mercy" lease OF the ground
bounded By Eighty first and Eighty secondsts. Fourth
and Madlson-aves, on which to erect an ihdustiiai
School in connection with their Institution.
His Honor tho Mayor sent ia communication ac'
companying letter from the Secretary OF the ChaEi
Der OF Commerce. setting forth that the Chamber mas 10
their possession portrait Of John CrGger. esq., VINO
was Mayor Of our city for period OF ten years ana
that the Common Council. II they desire. may OBTAIN
copy of the same to be placed among the portraits OF the
other Mayors of the city In the Governors room City
Hall. ,,
Referred 70 the Committee on Arts and Sciences
The resolution heretofore laid over. authorizing tho
Controller to lease the following offices OF the Law De
partment located at Nos. ll5 and III Nassaust was
passed:
CORPORATION Counsels Office at 5000 per annum;
CORONATION Attorneys Office at IS 90 per snnum
Public Administrators Office at s., 900 per annum.
The Board then adjourned to o'clock this afternoon
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Our Iron.Clnd Navy.
r1,R PuRITAY--CHAYGR IN HER PLAN-shB
TO MOUNT TWO 20-INCH GUNS.


TO MOUNT TWO 20-INcH GUNS.
b The so.called neutrality-suspicious.
npntor Puritan built at the Continental Iron WORKS
s,t John Tricssoo, and fteIward purchased by the
Nav Department Is receiving her boilers (s1 IN
t,dnber) at tho Allaire Works. The Puritan was 70
ve been launched on the 22d Of June soi ana agnin
a the following day. but it Was not until lae "a oa
H., sle touehed the water She his lain at Gfeenp?nt
fn the time Of her lonneh until few days ago when
~ was ,owed 10 the dock OF tho Allaire Wofks Inc
Iritan belongs to the Dictator clss and mny be con-
sheTed grand failure especially II she had been COM
Melted according TO the original plans.
IL is now decided We learn TO place only ore ,uErr
of her deck instead Of two. az originally lntehceu s
N rlaee in this turret two 20 inch, smooth bore guns
These guns will measure about 10 feet IN length nak
hmm diameter o. inches and weighing each ocOO 10,
we can scarcely credit that such enormous pieces "
cad be used shpboard. but hye years ago
who dreamt Of l5-inch CUR. and yet they are ehsy
hkdled and OF great service. The pnDhc must my eA
ptt that the Puritan viii make an excursion Wy ~
T{rope until after the Dictator goes She starred ihst
sJnmer, but las only arrived at philadelphia These
ysseIs are adapted solely for harbor defense, anu IN
iboir place cannot be equnled and our foreign ehdS
"a find il rather troublesome to open our port uooi
S an enr,e when barred by such crafts as tie PURITAN
With her two 2Cinch guns
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>,oxrvryr To Col. JAyEwAy.-The Trustees

~ ,be PRESBYTERIAN Church in Westinghouse Jersey
Cif have caused to be erected tablet to the memory
OF Col Hugh H. Janeway, whose funeral took place az
The above named church the 18th OF Aprii last ne
ce,cd in Tho south wall OF the church. nearly midway
of the pulpit The base or surrounding stone Is Of
black marble in the center of which is white marble
e"tb NJ dowcrs through which two sabers, crossed.
are carved. while the name OF "Jaueway' surmouhts
both The following nscipton beauties the balance
of the shield: nj, r.,
.v After nearly four years of heroic .syice and Iepeset
wounds he fell IA battle Jettersvle VA Apn 1903
reneman an patriot trusted and bslove'
b h rsrnen-tender and to domestic and soeia
w ~. ncs,s Christiap-hs died amented by all VIII
in.w him precious sacrihce In preserving the UNION
| - R,r,,ed ace tho dead which die In the Lord"
"Ersct.d By the Trustees Of this church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13

The report concludes that the work OF remuneration
has been discontinued until the Board authorize
further action.
The following resolutions then read and adopted
separately:
Reofcd That the majority and minority reports OF inc
Special Committee Volunteering relative TO the state
On. Elumrrlon be printed In document FORM under tns
direction Of the Committee, at expense not 70 eAceea
$3.50 40 -,
H. Re.olred That tho of $4,000 be and Is hereby
putopr,ed under the head of Census lS3 for the pay
me Of the enumcTatora - =, :: -.
III Re,li That the Controller draw his warrant in favor
OF John r. Wde. for the Of -l73 for services 70 the
Committee on vountseriug in the examination OF tue os o.
the Censu. Ennmeao and charge the same to tue ceo'h'
Of "Census. 1855" -.
A communication was received from the Mayor veto
ing the bills Of the New.York Printing Company iOr
printing &c. furnished the County.
Supervisor Ely. Jr. presented the following protest
which ordered on file: $500.
Uh.y,a, meeting of this Board was held at noon
on Tuesday, pursuant call. dated the sane Day
signed minutes PRIOR TO tue time OF e-ths o.
when meeting received no notice, aud $50
hcd In the official proceedings OF the meeting pubishec
BY authority Ia various newspsper two Important her
were omitted wit: resolution to pay sbS1 b8 Tor eI
ueudture New County Cont House, and resolution to
Ay to the Now FORK Printing Co., which last has been
vetoed by ia. Mayor Illegal and fraudulent . :,
therefore hereby protest against the proceedings OF said
meeting being subyrrsive Of r legislation and violation
OF nv rishts 40 a member Of this Board.
The Board then adjourned to meet on Tuesday next
al O'clock H.. IN,
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a. cAlar;ah Canada last Thursday. some

At Goderich, Canada, last Thursday. some
nassenccrs were thrown from the top OF stage coao
nv reason of the horses becoming unmanageaoie, ana
tbe driver with one Of the passengers. were XII, y
While he entire party II In number were more OF les
bruised and shaken
NAyAL.-Tbe United States steamers Nyac.s.
LENT. commanding Newman. aud Juniala ""'~
Almy, were al Rio Janelro Oct b
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STEAMBOATS, atl6 Railroads.
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM Rail

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.
ROAD.On and after Monday Nov 6, trains for Albany
and Troy connecting with Northern and Western trains will
leave Newly ofk a. follows:
1880 a. m via Hudson River Railroad, Thirtiethst snt
Tentbave connecting with trains FOR North and West
l0s. via Hudson River Railroad connecting with North
and Western trains.
IL via Harlem Railroad, Twenty sxths st. and Fourth
ave, connecting with trains for North and West
$3.50 via Hudson River Railroad. connecting ct Troy
with train for Montreal with sleepDeca attached.
p. m. via Harlem Railroad, connecting with Western
trains. Sleepng-car attached at Albany. .
6p m via Hudson River Railroad sleeping cars from New
York to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change Thu
train Sundays.
II D. ~ via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping cars at
tached connecting Albany and Troy with morning trains
for North and West. .,.,, ~, ,,,.
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wss We wanted him convicted believed wa th
only had to have Justice done toward sister
Pending argument TO the opposite counsel being
titled read evidence omitted by the other de the Cour
adj ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13

DURYEA'S ZoUAvEs-This new and enterpris
ing militia regiment. known as the Fourth kesi'
ment n. c. =. n. Y, have received their new ana orn.
liant Zouaye uniform. which is similar W the one
worn by the "Old Fifth New.York throughout tne
war Col Hull and his efficient board OF officers az.
busy in perfectng the organization and discipline Oh ns
Zonayes and the Fourth will be inspected Tor the nrsl
time, as regiment, by the luspeetor.GenerS OF ,as
state ON the 10Th ns at the State Armory IN Se'ens~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13

THE NAvY.YARD.-Mr. VIM. ii. N. Cadmus
clark IN the Master Laborers' Department. was dis
chargedou Monday. NearU.al the mea have been sen
adrie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13

Miss DICKINSON AT COOPER IEsTITUTg.-Miss
Anna Z. Dickinson. ofPhladelpba, gives her lecture
"a Plea for Woman's Labor at Cooper Institute. On
Friday evening of this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13
White yupu'sbo, by Negro.

NASHVILLE, Monday, Dec II, lsOo.
An affray occurred on the street to-day, IN
which n white man named Moore was shot by negro
The ball entered the face and the wound "a thought TO
be- mortal At last accounts the negro bad not oeen ap
pretended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13
CITY NEWS.

A Charity Lecture on Luther and the
Reformation" will be given by the Rev. 1. T. Heckss
next Sunday evening In the Church OF 81. Paul ne
Apostle corner Of Ffy.binth.st. and Ninthave.. 10
the benefit of the poor Of that parish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13

A Fair and Festival will be held in the Leo
ture Room Of the Lexingtonave. Presbyterian Church
corner of Forty st. this evening" and continue On
Thursday
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The Cumberland River.

NASHVILLE, Monday, Dec. IT, IeV0'
The Cumberland River is rising. The water
on Uarpeth Shoals to-day is 80 inches deep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13

Mr.. PRUME IN BRooKLYN.-Mr. F. JehiH
Prume the brilliant violnist. having been unable -
procure hall in which to give further concerts. b
about to leave the country but has accepted an invita-
ton from the Mayor and large number Of prominent
ctzeus 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. vionceist Mime. Fleury
Urban. contralto, and other eminent talent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13
Closing Of the Erie C9nai.

BUFFALO, Tnesdny, Dec. II, IeoJ'
The canal closes to-day. The weather is
warn and there is no snow ice in this vicinity yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13
BowEs @. LORD Capt. Sanitary Company.
SHIP BUILDING ITEMs.-W. II. Webb ID

SHIP BUILDING ITEMs.-W. II. Webb 10
buding two large steamboats, for Sound service to BE-
called the Bristol and the Providence They are each
500 feet in length a. feet BEAM and IL feet deep The
engines are bniddg at the Etna Iron Works and have
100 inch cylinders aud IL feet stroke of piston 1t In
believed that in every respect they will be very hns
vessels. They intended for new line to Boston,
with It's eastern navigation terminus at Bristol H. 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 Will DO ready about 'uy
next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13
CAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.
CTYTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY

-Passeuger Depot IN New York foot OF Liosry't ana
}rgt Depo in New YORK Pier No. North River connect
Ing a. Hampton Junction with the Delaware Leckewa9na
sna Western Railroad and 1t Ea-on with the lemgh sey
Iairosd and 1t. couneciions forming direct line 70 Iitt
b1gh and che West without change Of ears Aso 70 Ae On
GREAT MlpDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Tfaius csy rcm the Net e1veP SUNNY
One train div Except sa,urdays) for the oil re iou
sixty miles and hours saved BY tins line to CAietgo
Ciaclunat St Lonis &C. with but change o! cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commanding Nov 20 186J-Leay~ New. fork si follows
Al, o ~ Tor Eas,on MsucA Chunk "iHam'por' " l4ke'
HAII TnAIy-At a. IN, for Pennington. Esston, Water
Gap Scraptoo WikesbarTe Greet Bend Pittston Brigham
ton, etc. n.
ga m.-wes;ern Trpress for Ess,on, Scranton, Great
PEND Allentown Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and the
West with but change Of cars to Cincinnati or chicago
tad bat two change TO 81 Louis . ri.
q u n IRAis-For Eesiep, Allentown, Msuch thohh'
Esesbafre Wi.ansport, Reading P0'tsVile hsrr'ouis
m-Yor Easton Scranton. Great Bead Bethlehem
n ,' --For Soueryille aud Fleninston $500 ~,
spm-grpress train for the Oil Region ana hhe' eAiy
except Saturday . ~,
$50 o. m-For Somervine
apmm.--WyyESTLRN EXPRESS TRAIN-For Es.ton, Al
,,ppwn Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh aud The West
leeuing Cars through from Jersey City to fsourshe cry
s'enlEFff tzABErrrPoRT AND NEW YORK FERRY; ~
Iesys NewYork from foot LibeTtys at ~ d. H. Aha s''
n M from Pier No NoT,h RIVER AZ y. M
Y D., 20, a. bergen Point and Mariners harbor
Tirlcs or tie Wes, be obtained a. the once o. s
Central Railroad Company foot Of Lipertys, y. NJ ~ -
M IT, ~ Nos Il ond SIG Broadway, and at the Pnc''
'Iho.els JOSIAH q. SfhAKNS, SupeIlhteneon-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13

THEFT OF CLoTHIYG.-Robert Johnston ana
Thomas Bland, natives OF Petersburg ra mv,o
xos,erday arrested by Officer Brush OF the Iwenty
s,sh,h Precinct on the complaint Of Amy Fields OF
Ma o. Sullyan.st The complainant charges that ,nc
urisoners entered bis room and stole rom hSs
rlotbing TO the amount OF sl33 IheY WeTe oups'
ouently committed w Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13

RIOTERS CoMMITTED.-On the evening OF the
last election a party Of ruians beaded by Patrick
Brennan and John Burke, made an attack upon the
ballot boxes In the Eleventh District OF the seventh
Ward for the purpose OF destroy n the vote or Alder
man and Counclnen. Since that time. the Ilrteentn
Precinct Police have been on the lookout Tor thel ana
officer Gallery finally succeeded in taking them into
custody They were on Monday committed by Justice
Mansfield for trial Brennan IL haokman and Burke
cartman Both were we'll Known to the Police as bad
/ cha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-13

RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-Coroner COLIN on
Monday held an inquest at the New'Ycrk Hospial, On
tie body Of Catharino Garfield, native Oh he,auu.
aged 10 years. On The I'd ins while the deceased va
at Port Jeryis her dress was caught IN one OF tne
wheels of A passenger car on the Neg.York and Erie
Railroad and she dragged benealh the trean Do
She sustained compound fracture OF the left leg her
le arm was nearly severed from the shoulder and she
suffered other injuries. from the eject oil @hien snS
died in the above institution on SUNDAY. 'etucs "
accidental death was rendered.