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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-17

Section p provides for the appointment Of four inspectors
Fortc aon to be sel-ced the Corps OF Engnecrs
and to be Colonies Of Engineers This not to increase tue
number Of officers in that Corps. -
Section ~ The hve companies Of Engineers TO be Dat
TALON AdJutans and QuaItermaers to have cavalry pay
while 20 acns.
Section reduce. each company Of Engineers to % 70
be sppooned equally among the two cases OF prvaies ana
authorizes the President III time OF to restore the present
or anikation.
Section &c. The Ordirance Department to be the same az
now provided BY law with Brigadief General three
Colonels tive Lieutenant Coones eight Majors twenty Cap
ains heen FIRST .ieuenans nine Second Lieuenans anu
thirteen Military Storekeepers
Section u. One Chief Signal Officer COLONEL The Secre'
ary OF wal 10 detail Officers and required for efcient
signal service. none to be appointed until examined and ap
proved officers While enlisted TO be paid cavalry aud en-
listed men engineers the latter be mounted pubic
horses when necessary.
Section g. No officer of the Regular Army below field o
cers to be promoted without animation Any officer falling
10 pass satisfactory examination to be Suspended from pro
motion for year second failure TO be dropped ON
Ger, failing by reason OF moral dquahcations not to be
examined
Section 30 Heads s,aG departments TO be selected from
the corps 20 which they belong
Section 30 No to be appointed IA the Paw Medi
cal or Qartemasers Department until examined pro
yided by law.
Section d. No persons to be commissioned in any ry
until examined by board. by the Secretary
Naf. Examination to be in reference. military history
services dun- snd qusdc atoms. Appointments be
made without regard to seniority but with sole regard to
qus ALLEGATION and services
Section 81 Persons applying for commissions have
compensation iof EXPENSE incurred ia reporn, tor
amin alton.
Section % epcas al laws inconsistent herewith.
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Amusement. this Evrnisg.

VEUIrs MATINEE--In Wallacks Thcaer, at o clock
wiLLaCKs THEATER-llESr DUNBAR OK, raE
UuicAsr.
OLYMPIC THEATER-sr MARC Or Tux SOLDIER o.
FORTUNE.
kiBLOs GARDEN--Miss BATgxAS in LEAH
WINTER GARDEN-tDwIS BoorH-piLAnRo-Miiineea o.
lo'olock-HANLsr.
Ircy Ru,IITOS's NEW-yORE TlIEATfR 49, The
HoNEYxoos-rnE PHESoNgsoS ~ s~ocxrHotk-
BROADWAY THEATER-JOHS l.. OWENS ~ "soLoS
SHiNGLE"
THEATRE fRANCAlS ACADEMY OF Music)-Nos SriNEs
gARNUMs MUSEUM = DuxB BELLE-THE WHITE
KNIGHTS CIRCUS 90 tuRI0sirits, aC-Mteihooh anu
Evening.
EOxs OLD BOWERY TiiEATER-Tmr RAG WoxAA AND
IIER DOGs-IuE FLOATING BEACON
WOODS THEATER>-THE BALLOON WEDDiSG-MR r. -
CHASvRAU-THk lASLoS BRorHEhs Matinee AZ -
o'clock.
NrW-YORK CIRCJS-IIrH sr.-EouEsIRiAN AND Urh
xA,rio PHpvoKxAscEs-J.NEs ROBINSON. tn. Bah,
eAcK RlDHN-MApAMR LOUISE IoukNAIhk-LEW y
EORru. Matinee at a o'clock
GEORGE CIRIsTy'S FIFTH-AVENUE oPERA,hoo'h
-NRv.YKAR's CALLs-FRANK LESLIE, NocALmr.
aRyANTs MINsTRELS-Ici on PARLR FaAScAn-Tr..
HAND ALONE BWOrHBRs-CnuKLry TO JohNH'
BAD HoYs-Tnb STREKTs OF NEwfoRK . 81.
PROGRESSIVE sOCTABLE-Ar EBBrrr HALL IN" -
WEST THIRryTHIRD 1T. ....J Gee
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIc-Tss FsHc. OF
"A FARcE. n,-cv
cONCERT--lu BHookLrH koRIs Rssosss' os''A
CIupOH. &C.
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OUR CITY OFFICIALS
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR
PAYMENTS to Canal Contractors
MORE RAILROADS.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. Ii. let6

Mr. LOW gave notice of bill to facilitate the
construction OF the New.York and OswesO Midland
l;sirood allow ing towns to take stock exempng the
Company from taxation for certain time Hnd author
ling the commissioners of ehways 10 grant the right
OF way.
BILLS REPORTED TAvoRABIY.
Ev Mr.. BARRErT-COnicriin additional powers upon
f.e Five Points House Of Industry
Amending the Revised Statutes cXenptlng tue prop
cry of re iginus institutions from taxation.
Bv MI MISUNDERSTANDING for the erection OF a
new academy in Utica.
To amend the charter of Mohawk.
Authorizing Oswego TO borrow $4,000 TO pay GER
tain judgments Passed.
Mr. ToLGER noticed bill for a railroad from Seneca
Falls to Waterloo.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. II. c. Misunderstanding the act for widen
inc South Seyenth-St.. BROOKLYN.
By Nil SEssIONs--Io secure an equitable assessment
ol tho lands OF oD-residents.
Ev Mr. l.. CoRNELL-AuthOr2inC the Western Union
Telegram Company 10 issue u 100000 OF guaranteed
bonds TO retire the bonds ss uod for the purchase OF the
California line. a.
Iy Mr.. BlNNETT-TO increase the SALARY OF John Nc
Manus Assessor OF Buffalo.
BILLS PASSED.
Providing for the appointment OF Assistant DiStrict
Attorney in Niagara County.
Authorizing the Common Council OF Rochester 10
borrow SIS 90 TO purchase grounds for an srmoIy.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIED READING.
Amending the Metropolitan Police act.
Extending the time for paying IN the capital STOCK o.
the Tlatbush Gas Company
Limiting the annual compensation OF Justices and
Cons,ables in Richmond County to $500 per ennum
Providing for new Academy Ia Utica. Adjourned.
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A CARD.

For the purpose of more fully supplying the
wants of the public and in order to prevent unscrupu
lous dealers from paming off inferior and worthless
goods ss the MORTON GOLD PENS l shall nereai'e'
SELL no GOODS At WHOLESALE excepting only to ouiy
Appointed aud Authorized Agents to whom aCer''n.
cate of such Agency.w be given and who alone sha'i
be able to sell the MORTON PENS in that city or village
To my Agents shall give liberal discount upon
their agreeing to supply the public at ny published ard
well known prices.
jewelers. Statoners WILL in oil cases, be preterred
as Agents
Conditions ard Terms for Agency will be stated upon
application. BY letter or otherwise.
Where no Agency is established. those wishing the
MORTON Pes must send to my store, where prompt
attention will be given TO their orders.
A Circular with fac-simile Engravings OF al Sizes
and Prices will be sent any on receipt OF letter
postage.
Address A. MORTON. No. 25 Madennnc. New York
Dated New.York. Nov. l. 1865.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
Cars Threw from the Track ON the No''".
crn Railroad Of Ncw.Jerscy severa'
Persons eeriously Injured.

Yesterday morning the passenger tram on
the Northern Railroad of New'Jersey. consisting y,
SIX cars. which left Englewood for Jersey CITY az
O'Clock met viii an accident near Arlington by Wnicn
the three rear ears were thrown from the track upset
and several pebons severely injured Inc cars wl,On
filed witlpassengers, had the seats ana noor,Is
torn out and he interior made complete wreck.
he passengersWere hurled with great violence ahong
the broken tinhrs and Of them were extrica'eu
with considerable difficulty.
Al aged man, who was found wedged in between the
mbers of the fborng. apparently sustained tue great
est injuries. AIRS Livingston OF New.iork, on her
return home fran party on Monday night was Sc,
vcrcy bruised bout the body and after being removed
from the debrisainted several time. Messrs Benjamin
Ham ard Michel Nathan of Bergen injured the
former having s leg bruised and tho latter receiving
brnse on his head Several others were more or ies
injured including some boys on their way to school
All the time OF the accident the train was on an up
grade and running slowly or the disaster would have
resulted much more seriously. After the injured per.
sons had been cared for the passengers were Drougnt
on in the three remaining cars. The accident Is at'
tribued to a broken rail-
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mus1cGy.

WgHLI's MATINEE AT WALLACK's THEATER.
The first of Mr.. Wehlis Mstinkes takes place to-day
at Wallacks Theater He will be assisted by Madame
Fleury Urban and Mr.. s. C. Campbell. both artists OF
Acknowledged merit Mr.. wehli is one Of the most &C
eomplished piansts in the country and IN certain spe
cishies is unequaled in the world. he possesses
power over his audiences which we have never seen
surpassed and yet there is not spark oil ciaprap 10
bis STYLE He plays legitimaely purely and very eA
qusitey and his selections are calculated 70 please al
the time the general public and the critical 'e"
Mr. wehrs Matinecs will from his social POSITION o.
very fashionable and we do not doubt but that ne wi
achieve great success.
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ByrNGTON-In Marble Dse Conn., Monday. Jan 8. s'fs
Euls Byingtou aged ~ years an 4 months
Pennsyvanis pspers please copy
BURKHALTER-On Saturday evening Jan u, s,ephs"
Burkhaer Of ti. city IN the ooth year OF III, sar Il;
yed 70 attend his funeral from his late re1i-lee NO :"
IVES, Fourth.s. Of West renth'.. on Tuesday
Jan. l6. ct | O'Clock
DENMAN-suddsnly. Tuesday. Jan l6, h'ahel A De"-
Notice Of the tuners, hereafter
TOW LER-At Bedford NY. on Sunday. jan ~ Citnisin'
widow OF Duncan s. Fowler in the 62d year OF her age
Funeral wedcs.d,y at SsosS p M Iln .e f,''
Ee,nor ..cssd daughter II Hick.on W and Mary Brad
hurst Field aged years
FUNsrON-In Jersey City. OF monhy morning Jan. !,
Jennie third daughter Of H. NJ and Anna ruh'on' es""
The relative. AID friend. Of the family are respectfully IN
vsd 10 attend hex from the residence OF her parents
NJ 2s Yorks. on W.ns,dsy afternoons oc ocx. with
out further notice
GREEN-On Sunday Jan. H. Mrs Sarah Ann Green In tho
rS. relatives and friends, and those Of her brohr' dsofs:
aud wism w Janewiy are respecu n,'s e a. ei
S,cs In Eity ourh, three doors eaSs o; Fourhave Oh
Wedne,iay jar. Il. at l o'clock p m.
uORRIpGE-At wes,Fsrm., on MOpiay. Jan !, Of dipn,
Iorridre aged I2 yesr. and months .,.
Funeral sunday Of which due notice wa o' s'e" ~,
JgpAH r,''4prs S on SGns 1:sS a. p.
LAw-ou Tue.d,y Jan. 49, william wsr.o. infant '0o Of
H.. j.
Around the throne of God IN hsly;n
Thousands Of children stand"
LlNCOLN-A Glen Cove. on Saturday Jan H. Toro '.,
smith younges, daughter of l. NJ and Marina A. Lhc""'
aged ysars and months
ROBBINs-on Monday Jan. l5 George s. Robbins III tho
The relative, and friends Of family -peul invei
IN s.end the funeral ftoui the Church OF The Rev Dr.
Ad,i. corner OF Madison and Twenty fourth a. on
Thursday afternoon o'clock wi.hop, further invds
ton.
SHERRI-Ou Tuesday IAN Ii. Of pneumonia DIR Hunting
Sheriff. in the SJd year Of his aga" , =, mn
Tn. relative. and friends Of tie family also the Msshs u
vision Of the Sons Of Temperance, is respect l,.'
10 attend his funeral from ~, LIKES Chur3n In ifuisons
opposite Grove Thursday AFTERNOON al joeocA "ihoa
further invitation. . , e.,.
Hi. remains viii be TAKEN PoushAeepe of Intern nj
WlLsoN-On Monday Jan IS 1856 Oinis wilson. In the
SD year OF his age. ~. 49,,
Tn. rel tive and friends o: the deceased invited 70 eend
his un-ra at the Methodist Episcopal Church IN Rse 0"
Wednesday. Jan. II. at a o'clock p m.
YOUYGS-On Monday Jan. Is, Abijsh Young" aged ~
years. -, FIJI. -, ..s,...,,uv In
yted to attend the fuasts Wsdnestsy Jaa ~ AZ iit
o'clock !, M from the residence Of her sister MIS- ions
Than smith Srveu,y.dnhs,. door west OF brosdwsy
Carriages will be at Fitty ninth =: ani r's"'D'''
o'clock TO convey.the friends 20 the house.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II, 1866

her Of water abe was run aground into small inlet
close by Tw boat loads Of passengers were taken on
aud conveyed Stamford. where they st on the cars
aboard the easel Among them. 1t Is reported. were
several pcrs9s whose experiences of similar wreck
in o bark OF Boston were Of recent date. A barge
has been set to the Plymouth Rock 10 IAN On WI, ide
bcated and is expected here win them TINS
morning. III, steamer Commonwealth which was
destroyed BY fire at Groton was heavy io's 20 .as
line; but the ury to the Plymouth Rock oeneS at
TO be very slgit and easily repaiieu MIL, a,,"cSes
IN tho oAicer.
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Another of those frequent accidents occurring
% shining befel the steamer Plymouth Rock OF the
Sonington line yesterday morning. while on neI way
~, ts CITY from Boston with about 200 passengers on
hoard Proyidentiay. oil the passengers were saved
and the only damage done was tho disabling OF tne
vessel The details OF the accident were 10
the of the StonngtOn line In this city by
tain o2 this plymouth Rock aud ss follows: Ins ac
cident occurred between4 and o'clock IN the morning
and was caused by her running on rock 10 Aons
Island Sound. lust above Stamford. c. hoie Wa
stoyo In on one side Of her hull near her bow through
which the water leaked badly. She worried ON tne
rock but the pumping force not being sunoeus's oaesF
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CHEvALrER's LIPE FOR THE HAIR will restore
FIRE DEPIED.

BosroS. Jan. S. 1866.
Ne,u. Thompson IS Co, fsests o. aIeHtine bunr. .
Gy<rs. On the 9TH store located on inds 70
r,,, " Nh several hundred barrels Of oil was almost entirety
il troysd by ire We had in one OF VALENTINE pur
ItRs ALUM PArgsr FRE-PRooF SAFEs, purchased Of you
so ,our months since which happy to INFORM you
poy,d 10 b.. all claimed for il and although sup
.d 10 severe preserved all OF its contents IN as good
i,,io, a, when depo.ited We wish the same repaired
md pu in complete order for soon aposbe ana shan
l,.ys take treat pleasure in recommending the "ALux
'~' JAMES T. BRIDGE
President Newton OIL Company.
Partie. desiring perfect security against hfc ana pu
, invited 10 Examine our ALUM TArKSr SAyss, which have
been proved by the tests to be the b. Sales IN we
world. ,.. , p.-,vn
Patentecs and SOLE Manufacturers,
Nos. % and 30 Walker Il,
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Gar. Thrown or the Track near Pough.
keepsie on the Hudson River Road-Ns
One Injured.

PorGHKrRrsrR Tuesday. Jan. 10. ls6S
A the passenger tram. due here at p. IN.
from New. York on the Hudson River Railroad reached
point short distance below the city this morning
ran on q broken rail- One OF the cars. containing
number OF passengers being thrown from the track
Had the ears been gong at high rate OF speed the re-
snlt would have been serious. AS 1t was. no one was
Injured.
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HosrRrrRn's CKLspRArsD STOMACH BIrrxss.

HosrRrrRR's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrrsss.
SUGGESTIONS OF THE sEAsoS
Kin. Winter hsA waved his sceper the land ~hhes
Inc earth bridging the streams and turning the waef"
,snar c,x.ts Upon animated well a. insnmste nature
the sd atmosphere produces marked effect The o''"o
driven from the surface Of the body back upon its inner fo'n
tn. and Chill, and Fever Rheumatism Pulmonary Di.ess"
Bou,ne,. aud unpleasant disorders Stomach and bow
els apt to be the results-
Now what 10 required to fory the system against the "
,acks of disease thus eusendered Clearly TONIC whic"
acting through stomach upon the circulation and the ne"
Gus system shall redetsmine the vital fluid to tho sa"Se
and brace the nerves Of motion and sensation But tina "'
all that /. required With the TONIC must be combined see'
Alternative aud RssuL agencies will tend TO hees
the whole animal machinery IL good working order
Tbs.. three grand requisites of Winter Restorative exist.
in ,Leir fullest perfection in HOsrErrxRs STOMACH BIZ
rrp. bch are compounded Of the purest vegetable sma
u and extracts of the most genial and roS' oss
and plants that the herbass aud boaui' OF the world a
vet discovered. Sold evesywh,re. N Y. ohce NO. :"
| Cedafs.
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The Committee on Municipal Affairs OF the
Senate aud on Public Health OF the Assembly. met this
afternoon for conference on the New-York Health
bill Mr. Sinclair Tousey presented remonsrance
against several Of the provisions and Mir Eaton and
Col Bliss advocated It's passage.
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DBMORR5Ts MONTHLY MAGAZrNE-Extra0r-
binary attractions in the Feb No. comprising popular
Music. large and beautiful Engravings. interesting
Stories original Poem BY W. e. Bryant, splendid Fash
ions Valentines Dancing. Skating. Household Matters,
and other brilliant novelties. Ready heN' week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-17

The Rev. l., S. Kalloch will lecture in the
Laghtst Baptist Church corner Of Varick TO morrow
evening, Jan. IL. at O'Clock. Sublect-hehsas bet
History and Future. Tickets - cents
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Court OF Appeals.

Albany. Tuesday. IAN. TO. IrU
Day calendar for wednesday. Jan. T.-Nos.
1924 100 lO4. l0ii i05. log. l07 aud io-
There will be no further calendar this term
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Gpeeial Notices.

Chc,nistry, NIineralosy and Diinias.mA messing
~ 80. s.r,i,1 of The Association for the Advahoseat "
o. nd Ar. ., m be held at their Rooms Cooper institute.
% aao, THIS Wednesday, EVENING. at orocA SUB
irct Of Discussion. Shall Miners Sm'' W 'e" '"' Wv"
Admission tree.
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Business Notices.

The GRAND SURRENDER -REPUDIATING ALL
their former preudces in favor Of European Psrume the
Lsdie. Of Amercs adm, ths: PaALoss NIGHT BLoos
no CExxvs like the land where it originated has no equal
under the Sold everywhere.
ALLOW Me TO SAY WOaD FOR NYSELF.-
have been using Mrs WINDOWS SOOTHING srKrP in my
family since hrs, introduced in this city, think an excel
len, article aud would not whou, consideration
-IErr.c, from j. D. Adsm.s letter to Chicago Times
It soften. the gums. reduces Inflammation regulates the
bowels cure. wind collie and corecs ocidy gives rect and
health 20 Ii. child and comforts the mother
The RESowS or DURyETT's STANDARD PREP
n,rro,ror more than eight year, these Preparations
hsv- maintained urge aud constantly increasing sale su''
tanning the opinion the be. judges that they unrvaed
BrRsxrr's oRIxSrAL TOOTH WASH is Ire'erre, Of the
teeth and beautihr, them ptos uyy to the enamel In
th. (, stands alone The evidence of Chemists and Of
the Dental Faculty substantiates these facts
For sale by all Druggists
Browns ."VERMIPuGE COMPITS. This val'
liable combination la, been successfully used by physicians
and found to eadcatins harul
to children Be sure to obtain the yERniruax Cexyrrs.
which u.ed with good Sold by Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines at rs cents boz.
CHEyALTERs LIPE FOR THE HAIR Will restore
Gray Hair to original color strengthen and promote the
growth the weakest hair stop its falling out, keep the head
clean cool and healthy be used freely contains nothing
ipurou. The best Hair Dressing offered to the public
I. commended and used by the first medical authority
Sold At the drug aud a. my Office No. LIZ broad"ay
A. where information to the treatment OF The Hair VII
be freely given from | to , 3. m
SARAH A. CHEvALIER NJ ID.
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CHILL.
The blockade OF the Chiiinn Ports 70 BE-
Raised.

S,y FRANCISCO Monday Jan. - lso6.
Private letters report that the blockade oil
Chian ports is to be raised to allow Spain to at
tend to Peru.
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CLOTHES WRIyGERs of all kinds repaired by
BAILEY wAsHISG s wRrSGISG MAcHISE Co. i7tl Bway
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lAdvertisements.t

JEFFERs, No. 573 Broadway. will sell ms
Ladies' and Chdrens' Doors and SHOES 81 pair less
till March !. JRFFERS No 573 Broadway
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The Public Printing - Report from the
Standing Commistee - Cost Of Dia.
grams OF the Assembly Ch0mber-Fees
Of Justices and CoAstabics in Rich.
sond Csunty-Asse@biy Dsings-Lit-
ucjohn's Bili-Geverner Bcys - be
Excused.
ALBANY. Jan. lC. leGG.
from Our Special Correspondent

FROM Our Special Correspondent
ALBANY. Jan. lG, le66.
Senator Wolcott, from the Committee OIL the
Public Printing. submitted q report to-day. which is
designed to call attention TO- If it docs not arrest the
exrayagapce and waste that has entered TINS branch
Of the pebble seryice. II seems the legislative printing
is done under q contract tie amount TO DC pald Icing
limited to $4,000 but like most modern contracts 10
which the State is party it is perfect s"oae, 10,
VIII show The cost of the legislative prLllng was IN
leo. .3s3 60 lsG3...-. sa.'0 w w
leGl $3.50. 1900 90 1864 .-.-.- V0W W
1862 800. 5l,JOO % ls65...-... lgI,Ooa ~
Why the legislative printing bill was so mucn greater
asst year than 1t In 1862. or why ~ inuch iaIs
than the contract apparently warrants. does no! ap
oear But Of the great excess IN undeistoou
10 consist in the fact that documents are ordered rH
n,n,cd ,oiLom eopers However this may belt 10 plain.
from single bill cited by the Committee. how some OIL
tue increase il made up They make this quotation;
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MAR RlE ID.

HARNFp-DEXTER--Att the Presbyterian Par'on,se Pct'h
Amboy n j. on Thurs,ay evening, Dec ~ lob9 by inc
Rev I,ne. A Little Fr,nk Harmed to Miss ISAIAH Ciirs
Dexter, all OF Persh Amboy
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SCHILBERGs GERMAN OINTMkSr-W Nrahieu
GER, ain cnr. without the slightest dsuser ior Pes OLD
Wound. scroius Salt Rhcum all Bone aud skn Diseases
For al, al 20 Bowrry and by all prime pal Drusslsts
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TIE HAMLET MATINEE.

Mr.. Edwin Booths first Hamlet matinee
performance will be given at the Winter Garden to-day
=, o'clock AT the close OF the day, when the Ham
LET ia s,il AS remarked by tie poet Bcatie-the play
Of Pilarro will be represented Mr.. Barron appear
ing ns Eo!n
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Important Railroad Casr.
RIGHTS or PASSENGERS To THE HIGHWAY.
ssrxaloR oouRr--IaiAL TsRa-rAar T.
Before Jtsrioe Manef

Before Jwtge Mcneil.
Fraais Mse,rrrin The Eighth Arenue Railr-ad Com
pany.-The plaintiff IN this snl!er in the
Union army during the rebellion and brought the suit
against the c-endaus for injuries received ty one of
their ears laying hs damages at the modest sum OF
$25 600 In hts evidence Mct;urrin swore thai he or
dered the conductor three times 10 stop the ear bat chat
the conductor neglected To 10 so that then he ctur.
RIM pulled the strap stopped the and aighed thai
In touching the ground hs foot touched round stone
causing him 10 tumble over the opposite track thai
while condition another Eighth coming
down town over him, although no screamed and
called To tho driver 20 stop; that his right leg thereby
broken, and he sustained permanent INJURIES greatly
mlstiring his facilities for walking hereafter.
AZ the conclusion of the Tor plaintiff. Mcssrs .'ohn
w. Ashmead and Robert n. waite, defendants counsel
pIa NTH had contributed by his accident
by getting or She sic the track and also
by stopping the the wrong place.
Judge Mcneil decided that Passengers had no RICH, 10
get on the while ia motion. but that VIII eneyer the
stopped, matter where how. passengers had
per right to leave the IN spite any regulations
10 the contrary As regards the getting OH the track
side he would hold that the public lad much right
public highway the railroad corporations Any
other would be destroy all right OF travel Ne
would therefore, not grant nonsnl, but allow tho
TO 20 10 the jury.
The evidence for defendant therefore taken and
the case duly summed up. ny Mr. Ashinead for de-
fepdans and MT A. II. Reavey for plaintiff. After
charge from the Judge the Jury retired and still
ut atc hour Yesterday