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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
A YOUNG REBEL TURNED THIEF.
a son OF the Lnte Confederate Surgeon
General Gibson Robs a Gaming
House Keeper and then Gamb'es
Away the Proeeeds-IIis Arrest on
shipboRrd md subsequent Confcs-
sion-Descent on tbc Gambling
House Where He Lost the Money.

On Monday night last William W. Smith,
proprietor Of q gaming house of No. "a Sxth.ave., ac
companed by Beverly Gibson, young Virginian aged
l6 years. made tour Of many OF the drinking places
on the west side ofthe city At an early hour the fol-
loving morning they separated and while undressing
Smith discovered that siO had been stolen from lln
He Immediately proceeded TO the lodgings OF young
g. ibson and questioned him about the matter, but the
latter was SO cool and stragtorwar in his replies
the nteroraiories OF smith that that individual was
forced 20 believe In his innocence although appear
anCes were against lin.
DESPITE lis seeming GOODNESS and innocence. the
young scoundrel had stolen the money from the vest
pocket OF Smith and during his conversation with Inn
had 10 sccreied In his boot.
On the following night Gibson visited the gaming es.
tablishment kept by Thomas Moore a. No go Broad
way and there INDUCED IN the game of iaro lcaIlns
Tie establishment some time thereafter minus s"O
ii. had prev ln.iy spent over goo wine and women
and on Wednesday morning fearing that he would DO
arrested 1r the theft hc shipped on the Vessel uOod
Hope. bound for California then lying IL the stream Oh
Bcdloe's Island.
In the meantime Smith had communicated the fact Of
hi C. 90 ,crrt. Ira ). Garland OF inc Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court and he succeeded IN tracing uiDsOn
sh-ough bs various adventures until he finally iOund
him on siphn.rd Few hours after he hhd shippu' ~
confessed everything and was temporarily eonii'''u
Smith then called upon Moore aud after explaining
- r,rcv h.d btep stolen from him requested iti
return This the latter refused 20 do and on the aid
yit Of bison that be had lost the money IN Moore
u'.cr Justice Dodge issued warrant Tor the arrest o.
Moore. on the charge of keeping a gaming house.
On Tluf.day night Sergeant barh1i, accom- ahleu
bv a number q. ollccTs from the Fifteenth Precinct
,l, "a descenf unDn M0Dic's place and arrested ths
rro,r,etors. George Farley alA Lawrence Moore. A
euattity 81 gaming implements we're also seized
Ncsttrdgy the prisoners were arrnigned before Jus
ucc Dodge who required Moore 10 hni ba!l 10 ava
,Ie r,.gf o( an c1trlnati1n. Lawrence Maher No
t- E4.t Forrthfi. became Dos surety. and Lawrence
Nolrc was discharged. Gibson. VITO j. rather p7epos
sessirg ,Hys De s tis sou oi TIE late krpcI surgeon
:,.r g. 'ison and that bee vas for some time in the
Ecba NAVY having been one Of the crew OF tue pr'a
tee, Tnahssee At the time she made the RAID Oh ioui
sbiprin- along the Northern coast
AZ tr.elr confessed that DO had taken the money and
b.I and spent t and expressed his sorrow Tor hi'
crime. Justice Dodge committed him for inr'Ler eA
animation. .,..t,., ta,c
bsg ,et 10 the Property Clerk At Police HeatduartoIa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Meeting OF French Canadians in this City.

A meetingof French Canadians resident in
the United States held at the ST. Charles Hotel in
this city wednesday evening for the purpose of pro-
testing against the conduct certain Canadian newsps.
pers and public speakers who have been in tie habit Of
denOurcnga Canadians that left their country ios
the United States as Tenegades, traitors, Yankee
Frenchmen. scum of society and other complimentary
eDithets very similar to those which the hightoned
Southern newspapers and orators in the habit Of
applying to the people Of the North
The gentlemen against whom these attacks are lev.
eled do not feel inclined to concede that because
they have chosen 10 leave their country tempora-
ry for one that offered them greater inducements in
opportunities for labor and freedom of thought and
speech they should therefore be classed among tho
chefest villains of the earth. and this meeting was
called to protest against that practice. Spirited
speeches were made by number Of gentlemen. and ap
propriae resolutions passed. and it is not unlikely that
decided measures may yet grow ont OF this
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pointed denuncatons Of the practice and the penalties
which should be visited the offender. She repeated
shrewd anecdote related by the Rev. John Plerposs
of bis experencesin Washington during the la.e waf,
and quoted some very pretty verses from the sans
author. The lecturer alluded in very affecting man
ner TO her brother who went ont frOm the family ccs
volunteer In the first outbreak of the war and died
after his return from the effects Of prOtrlcted
nemeur in the terrible Rebel prison at Anders0nyle
During his whole life as soldier he had never indugcf
in the use Of Intoxicating liquors and she could noe
believe the plea put forward by many that tho uss OF
liquor in the army was a necessity. She made telling
appeal to young men 10 break Off or abstain from ia
use. In concluding she quoted effectively the c0ncui.
ing stanzls of Longfelows poem Of Life,
The lecture listened to sttentiyely Throughout
and was frequently and warmly appleuded. Aaer It's
close large number of the audience remained to con.
graduate the youthful lecturer her successful effort
Although in construction and delivery tie perform.
ance had garng faults they were chiefly those of
nexDerence. which practice and culture will correct
and we gladly welcome yOuBg townswOInan TO the
public rostIum with our best wishes and confident ex.
pectaton or her final and complete success n the path
she has chosen.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
The Temp eranee Movemeni-Miss Robin
snn,s Eecture.

A ratherfsingular scene was presented az CIn-
ton Hall on Wednesday evening when sn audience re-
speciabe pont OF numbers and more than respectable
in appear nnce ard intelligence gathered TO listen to
lecture rom young girl-for Miss Robinson is not
vet sey onteen years of age-on the somewhat hack
neyed but evcrinteresting subject Of Temperance.
II had been promised that he lecturer would be nitro.
duce, 10 the audience by MI. p L. Barnum, who would
offer some remarks on the occasion; but. by Some mis-
and orstandng. Mr. Barnum failed to be present. and
the, whole task Of interesting and entertaining q
m f,ed audience for al entire evening devolyed
CON Miss Robinson, and TO do her justice,
: Ne sustained her part well. The lecturer Is a
younp lady Of rather attractive and intellectual
ersona appearance. and despite the unexpected awk
rardness OF the position and the unavoidable nervous
ness natural TO first appearance in public under such
circumstances. she maintained exceedingly grace
fn and lady like manner throughout. lecture on sQeh
topic could hardly be novel in any respect but the
thoughts put forward by the young lady were neat ap
proprate aud well expressed, and were evidently the
off pring OF deep and earnest conviction on her part
She remarked in commencing that undoubtedly many
among the audience might think 1t strange that youDg
girl like herself should presume 10 speak IN public OF
such topic but long II was notorious act tho
In this country and in other countries thousands ate
thousands OF unfortunate women and children wer'
every year subjected TO want, prlyhl0n an.
misery OF every kind. and even death itseLl
through the agency OF strong drink, II could not D
less than every womans patriotic and christian duty
use whatever powers the Creator had given her Tor Tn
relief aud succor OF her and race. Ihe reYeale
word of God and the experience OF mankind alik
pointed to the terrible effects Of the use OF ardent spirits
She quosed from many vi the sacred writer's the mo:
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Arrived.

Steamship Montezuma (Br Hanhaw King,too, JAM 9Th
,,5se and pass TO Rowland 81 Aspinwal. 90
st.susfp Hatteras Parrish, Norfolk "a hourt WIN muse
and pass 10 Livingston. Fox Co u.c -.
S,fsrsiin G. Benton Saer, Newbem via Hattsr"s Inlet
IN bours with mdse. TO Murray Nephew
ip KiughsheT Rector Baltimore ~ hours, ndse' 10
j. h. small ., ., c.L NJ, n .o,,on and
nsss Waterman GOokin q Dickinson
e,.am,iu Yazoo Couch Norfolk "A hours, mdse and pass
Shin Jscob stamer Samson Have IS days, rndSe and
bD FSwsyd Lyman Rhodes, Shields So days, mdse to j.
r. Meyers. - ~, D. Nay O,lesns ai
days cotton, &c, TO ma aer. :,
Brig Itssca Coburn, Rondout for Boston m ,,..
az Vihemine (Rus fHkenhau, Ansostua ~ usSs"ith
hides &c TO Oelrichs 90. c, p,.u,. os A.v.
10 order. Aug 49, Capt John ConIey' native oil
f,,,goy djed OF feyct aud was buried at SCI :, It,
~ Il Miller (of Nasau) Hgg Abacos ii days fruit
g. t,es Dougsss Nov. part Of vessels cabin ana ,io
b Jed ashore or Scotlands Cay Abaeoa"i'h ths hae'
XXI $ H Jackson Wiley, Baltimore days with eoi' 70
s,ir n d. Hayt Crammer Virginia days WIN wooa,
rrhG Hsuty 4. Wool French, NnB'mi J u'I" ""A
~.
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mandc Capts Peck Dircn Rhodes. Robbins and vosbagh
Acting Captains Ward and McGloane.
Each DIVISION was composed of eight companies and
each company OF about 40 men. rank aud file. Tie
FIRST Division carried the beautiful stand of col0rs
lately Presented ~ the Police Department by Tiffany &
Co. and each OF the other Divisions were provided
with suitable colOrs.
THE LINE or MARCH AND REVIEW AT T1IE CITY
Shortly before o'clock the procession began moving
up Broadway and Parkr0w. 1t passed through the
east gate of the Park and in front of the CITY Hall in
review before the Mayors OF New York and Brook lyn
several army officers, the Board Of Common Council
and the Supervisors beside other city officers Their
marching through tie Park excellent with the ex.
cepton Of a slight break. Captain Bracket, with
squad of the City Hall Police preserved excellent order
filing by. Oa their further passage up broadway
the police were extensively viewed from the
sidewalks, windows and house-tOps. At the
METROPOLITAN Hotel marching salute was paid
70 several city dignitaries, and as the
force proceeded by the store Of Tiffany Co, they &C
knOwed ged the gift Of flags by roll of drum. After
these unnecessary hOHOr5 the police continued up Broad
way 10 Fourcenthst. and Fifth.aye. up Fourth'aye
to Twenty aud through 10 Flith-aVe, then
down Ffth.aye TO FourteenhSt, where they were dis
missed. In going down Ffthave the marching salute
was repeated at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. where the
Governor as standing the balcony. and also at the
residence Of Moses Taylor who received this compli-
in recognition OF the valuable services lie has rem
lerod the Police Department. 1t was o'clock before
hc rear OF the procession had arrived at the dismissal
point aud nearly tired out after their long marching,
hey were allowed to return home TO rest few mo
ments before going regular duty. However, the
police depOrted themselves well during the parade and
heir superOrs the Police Commissioners, may be said
% have achieved q triumph.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
TrnyeiersS Guide.

To Albany, py Hudson r. T., Depo, Soth.st. and
lOth.svo.. and by Harlem Il. r., Depot 2oth-st.
and 4th.av. via IIulsou River, q, 10 q. m, 4
8, and II p. m, VIA Harlem II A. m. aud+ y. m.
Sunday train, vis Hudson River, p m. Cry
cars run between Chambers and 3Oth-st. sta!ol
and City Hail and l5th.st. station
20 Albany, landing 81 principal places on the Mud
and Saturdays. and Daniel Drew. Mondays. We'd
uesdays snd Fridays, from foot Of Desbrosses-st-
TO AiS.nr' n.y. bv steamer &. john Mondsv.' Wed.
nesdays ard Fridays. and the Dean Richmond.
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from pier 10
70 Baltimore and Washington, 10y the NewJer,ey
II. r., foot Of Courtleudt-st, 3 and III a. M
D. n and II midnight. Sunday. y................. n
10 Boston, by ewLondon line, Pier % n r.
daily (ourdaS excepted dl.;'i;...;.';..:..;.,.' p
To R,s;on by New-Hayen X. r.. Wis SPrughec:
2Ith-st. and 4th.av .............sBe a. m ana p
To Boston by New Haven Il. II. 27,h.st. end 4th-
ave-. via shore Line. Ia and p. IN sunday. pu
PecK,siip T. s,................. Il a.
To Camden. Manise.ter and Long Branch, by
steamer Jesse Hoyt. leave Pier , n. X, daily,
Crxcep sunday II IS a. m. and ............. 81 p
To Canandaisoa Rochester Buffalo Sa!amnncasud
West. by Enc Railroad. foot OF Cham0ers-st'''
att 10 a. M and PIN. Emigraut train...:... p q
To Camden Manchester. and'Long Branch, by Ra-
i,sn ie HSv, fPS Dss%'I% ,sm pe1s 's
Line for Manchester and Long Branch....... AIS p
sp. E. r. a. m and Yaphsnk a M, and p.
To Hackeu.iown aud insrmeda,e stations, py
Morris and ksseK 4. r., foot OF BaTclay-st. at
Mnbum al 8;l0 p M. Mouistown Erpress....,. p n
IS n
and Springheld-oteamersl leave Peck slip at ;!
II p
| To New w-Hayen, By the New Haven kR, I1thst
and 4th-av at :. g. III l2i, ,, 345, q. and p
/ To the West by Central Railroad Of New-Jersey
! viaAlentowu. from loot OF Li5erty-st-' N. H.
g. ~. y H. and 500 D. N. Sunday train...... p
\ To Philadelphia by NewJersey Railroad, foot OF
Courtlaudst, = 10 and llt q. H., u m.,4 and o.
m. aud II midnight. SundAv................... p
/ To Providence, by steamer City Of Providence, ev
cry Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday, from Fer
a., y. X, y
[ To Providence by Neptune Steainfhip Co's Line
daily. Sundays excepted from pier a. foot OF
BohiusOu-st y r. 2
To Troy, byseameTs Vanderbilt and Hip ' an WIN
ke, daily. Sunday inciudedl loatufdays eH'
To WasLington. by NewJerscy X X foot oi
Couranit-st.. and llt a. M p m ana u
midnight Sunday. 'sfs'' y
To Pierrnont by Northern X. r, New-Jersry,
'In u r1 SatsfdSv IN P
To Newbeln from Norfolk, by steamer Pioneer
For herinorml.ou IN regad 70 Rairoid Time Table
see ndyer..s .seuents 10 another uar oi this paper
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEW-YORE...
ienred.

Steamship Mary ssndford Sherwood Boston, Whitney
S,eancr Mnyie Renesr, Philadelphia Bentley Smith
Go. - a., 4.
Ship American Eagle, Urquhsr,' London r. T. morsnn
Bark Jessie Campbell (Brl, Coman Cork via Phsdephis
Frig Bsron de Casne Johnson Nueyas, Peck Church.
Bds Alert (Br) Nhean, 81. Johns y. r. NJ r. dreehe
BGs Orient Orb Beat.ier Harbor Grace NJ T. Greene
s CurIie. -, ,-.- Al A.
Scp Je.se Jones (Br) LANCE 81 Kitts, Jonss Loosh
Schr. w. F. LeGree, Gibson, Nchmond' van bfun' a
Sa2ht. , c,,.,.. pro.r, l. Van.
Sem. q. # Cramer, Abrams, Richmond, NJ. BedeL
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ForNsw.Hsvsa. 40 GoOCsIj li.5Oa m l2l5 (ET.J
4 9r fFY.i ..fj 4 ~ sLd 400 (tz.,j T. a..
for Bid.eo,lt 7r1. &0j fET.l llSO m; l2I9' lfx)
a o. fFx.i Is5 $50 cnd 900 (hz..l =. N.
to- Milford and StFatiord 40 ll..O 80 iJl, p "a
For Fairfield Southport and ~estPoT; 1vO ISO1 M '''
" Sc-walk 100 600. E1.) $50 n5oa. l2i,, GTj
4 4 az 50, go ~ x-,l b. m. 80 40, ,..
= n~r'.1 7.aN. $50 Il.D d. r.. ;3$J a. 80 p m
r. a,..,,i.l 100 go l.oDs in $50 40, 30 6J) pm
tr Strf9d 100 600 tEx.l 53l no a. ~ l%i' tkE-l
~ 4, 4.O $50. 80. 800 tEI.,l p. m 80 nm ., q,
Par Cae4.r and Intermediate stations +VO' Nv i''
9 ~ 49, 49, CONNECTIEG TRAINS - .
For Bosoa via Springfield 500 a. ~ 1EHl 1oO 'O'
y ~, ~. Bo.on via Shore Line r. IS, EI) SOop M =,
E5- Hs,f,rd aud Springfield, 80 (Exj q m' (E1J''o"
Q,1.l 1915. 8.cO p. ~ ,, M. o., ~ , 70 I'm m
o- Connecticut River Railroad boa 10 'S1I l-''P '-
A. Mortreai 8 % T. 20 Northampton. ,,, O N IL, 4
For Hartford, Providence II r4'AAl" noii'OS@' ''VV '
. m. (; l2l3 r. m. .. u. II c,ori,o,on Ialroadl.
r IN, h, 1918. 3OJ. 800 =. H. =. ~,
70, c,,,i r ilioad l2.l5 to Northampton e.s.,.
10. Honsston, Railroad. Ia N and T. ia %, ,''uAy ,
- N'.~,irr wiih D. H., will run 10 fitishsIo-o'Aei
''s tor Nagya.uek Railroad s.OOs n, 300 p n. 80,
~, DsIbrrv and NoTwait Railroad 100 Wv a. ~
Commosous Sleeping Cars attached 20 s99 p No. Tan s,
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ELEcTIoy FRAUDS.--The investigation of tha
City Commissoncship case of contested election ia
Philadelphia has made evident startb ng fraud IN
the Soldiers Vote. Col Clay Of the 5stb Pennsyvao,s
Regiment testified that out of ~ MINES on the poi
book of one of his companies only tW were presen, IA
the October election The rest had died deserted or
were discharged or transferred Gcat odium ataohee
il is said TO Mr. Given. the | uiV, candidate.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
COURT CALFNDAR-THp DAT.

SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT PART 1.-(Short
cause.)--Nos 228o $3.50 223 2lt 1889, 3lsl. PART IL
(Sholt cau'esNo, 1884 26SS $780, Sl6 JlSO J16, 2Sd
3l22, 262l, 2j6l. -
SUPREME CoURT-SPECfAL TERM.-Nos. 10,
22l M 21G 3l6. l16. 2Jl, 80 TO 200
SUPERIOR CoURT-PART NO calendar made
ont PARr -No Is2O J736 lC92 I25s, 1882 lli6, 400
1854. 2O18 2O82 l08j 2D83' 2o9O. 2J92, 209i.
COURT OF COMMON PLRAS-PART Mos. 6S3,
ESQ I2l7 1919 1870 l24l, 1872, 1916. PART UNoA {5,
ssj mas I65 No. llsO 53 34 Ill., ll8, iG5 lJl llsd,
fD4D
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MEETING OF THE HEALTH COMMISSIONERS.
The Health Commissioners met in the Mayors Offcs
yesterday. his Honor the Mayor and DE-. Swinburns
present. Dr. Burdett sent in communication statiss
that the ship Jacob A. Stamler had arrived from
Havre with all her passengers in health and free from
cholera that the vessel after being thoroughly fnmi'
gated viii come ny the harbor.
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ATTEMPTED THEFT OF A DIAMOND RISe.-

While Charles Jones was looking at some diamond
rings in the iewery store Of MessrS. Reed. Taylor
Co No Malenane on Wednesday afternoon. he was
observed By one OF the employees 10 slip diamond ring
valued at ESQ into his vest pocket. lie was detained
until Officer Curtis of the Broadway Squad came in.
who took him into custody. aud he was subsequently
committed by Justice bowling. The ring was found
In bis possession
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DANGEROUSLY BURyED.-On Wedne

DANGEROUSLY BURNED.-On Wednesday
evening while Mrs Ramsey residing at No. 80 Lewis
q, the act OF pouring some Kerosene oil from
on The fire in her apartment facilitate the boiling ola
tea kettle the oil in the caught fire. and the vessel
exploded burning her in a dangerous manner about
the head and body. The family physician, DIR. New
man. pronounced the injury fatal.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Passengers Arrived.

10 .,..,bin America from savaunah-birs r. W. Jef J.
Fitz0rfrck Vim Donney. a. Newhuf-e children and
serysts James uddlcton G, r.. CLARK s. Bfaut r. l. FeI
;eret, f. Taylor, l.. McLsugheT.
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.

DAIIY LINE FOR BRIDGEPORT.-l
~ The steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave from Pecssp,
Fast River daily o'clock, arriving in time 20
connect with the Express Trains Freight taken for the
Raugatuck and Housstonic Railroads
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eQ1.7Ol %
-sl1.4ND "a
Total

The resolution was lost-6 in the affirmative in the
negative ard pc 1misSOn granted that minority
report should be presented at future meeting oi the
Uoard.
The Board u zen adjourned.
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and conveyed direction authority from the plaintiff t'
| Bascomb to do anything whatever. ,
2 That the plaintiff at perfect liberty TO reject the
property manufactured by Bacomb and there no legal
CATION resting upon him to psy the work done upon
IT, -u-. .....
g. That the plaintiff having voluntarily accepted ths prop
ery n It's nJuTefcondou ard paid Bsscorb for doing the
wolk upon (which the plaintiff had authorized he cannot
damages beyond the paid by him for sending
the
1. That the piinf I, entitled to recover in this action
the jury should not allow him anything account OF the
money paid by him to Bascomb for manufacturing aer send
ing the dispachi
The CouIt declined to change these propositions aud the
jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff for tl00i 75
Brown Estesfor plaintiff Mr. T.. Fitch for ds,endanst
SPECIAL 1ERM-NOv l6.-Before Judge CARD0Zo.
Schwartz agt. Churchill.-BOth motions denied,
with : 10 costs
Woodbury. ss. Enger.-Moon denied, without costs.
Champion agt. Whitney.-Case settled.
Roberts agt. Natthews.-See memoranda.
SUPERIOR CoJRT-TRIAL TERs-Nov. lG-Bcfore Jrs
tice MoScRIRP.
ANOTHER RIOT CASE
James w. Turuel II. the Mayor &c
This was a claim for $70i for injuries mainly TO
furniture aud wearing apparel OF the plaintiff during the July
ot The jury gave verde, for the amount Of the claim.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

PASSING COUNTERFEIT M0SgY.-Sarah e..
Callahan residing al Ne 305 East Seyenteenth.st, was
Yesterday arrested by Officer Keenan, of the Sixteenth
Tenth ave. The complainant states thht she passed
upon him two counterfeit tens the Bank Of Newport
" Y She was committed by Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
AFOPPTS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM

vi PANT-foot Of EeTrayst-On and after June ~
lo.nn. n traits for hecEeustown and ntcIhea'ae "a.
.,ns vii .,,, Ii 8.g1 a. H. Mail EIp-css for a s.tou1
~ Of i5rru u $50 o. Ia Morn rstovn EIITess - p H.
= SCHOCH. Ass!ztani SuPe3 nienlsni
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FIFTH.AyE. SKATING PoND.-This excellens
institution is being put in readiness for freezing
weather and will as usual. be under the managemene
of Mai Oa.man 1t will be devoted exclusively 70 hrse-
class families and their children.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

BOARD OF CoUYCILMBY-No QUoRUM.-T'is
Board held meeting yesterday for want OF qu~ um
aud an adjournment TO Monday next was Immediately
had
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MARINE cOURT-Nov. le.-Before Judge H.lasr.

MAXINE COUKT-Nov. Ib.-Brf0re Judge HKAaNE
FALSE IMPRISONMENT SUIT.
l.. +. Schoonuakcr agt. Chis. w. Stetson, r.
This suit was brought TO recover damages for on
alleged orcbe eectmeut from the Asor House and subse
quent imprisonment Ia the 1ombs charge OF Their.
II the plaintiff seized money placed the
by defendant which be Gained the latter owed to him.
and was lor this eJec eI aud imprisoned.
Ihe Court held that he had brought himself within the
pow or of arrest, and d missed the complaint.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

schr Harrie, Gardner. Robbins New Bedford while com
Ing p East River yesterday was run into by the steam
bot suffolk County, carrying away jbbooui, etc.
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THEFT OF JEwELRY. Bridget Clarey was
Yesterday arrested by Officers MCCARTHY and Roland OK
The Twenty.ninth Precinct, the complaint OF jules
A. MenkeD boarder at the Hoffman House. The de-
iendant is Il washerwoman, aud being temporarily ieft
alone in the complainant's room stole from truak
coral lewelry valued at 500. She was committed by
Justice Dodge.
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CITY NE VIZ.

OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES will deliver his
lecture on the Poetry of the War before the Mercaa
tile Library at Irving Hail. this friday evening at
o'clock
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Dep

u ME AAAliJh y 4 - IldiAlS iCHhO )Opp0 ANNs
~ OF Chsmbers.st., via PGvoniS Ferry: -
m. Day Express for Csnsndagua Rocnesief bun 40,
Salamanca and West Connects at Buffalo with Lake shore
sud Grand Trunk Railways. and at Salamanca With Atlantic
80 a. H.. Ms and Nav Train daily to Otisyile
~ a M Express Mail ior Buffalo connecting with Lsks
krc Rssiway.
o. m Wv Train, for Port Jervis and Newhursh.
p uL. Eigt Express, 70. Cauldas1a Rochester hadAo
Sc .nFuct and West.
p m Lightning Express daily, for Cauandaigls Rochss
g. Bufso Salamanca, Dqnki-k and eS. Cohhects :.
l.llo with Lsks Shore aid Grand Trunk ltoi"eyS alas
. .i,,l,ac, with Atlautic end Great Western Hallway
sp M Emsraut Train daily iOr Buffalo Salamanca Dun
al1 Nest r,,.r, ,,rr,nrr 7. 6.,r S.r,. Es,vYork
a.. II B,RR Genl Pass Agent New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

schr william Capes Spear, Virginia, days, with wood
Schr Glide Lewis. Eewburg for Proyidence.
Schr Crisis, Rose, Gedrgetown for Norwich
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

The STRONG Divorce CASE.-As the case Oh
the Napoleon Oil Company before reported is likely 70
occupy the rest Of this week. tt~ case Of Strong agt
Strong has been set down for Monday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

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