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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-22
TIE RECENT FATAL ACCIDENT AT ST
The Seventh Regimens Receptfen.

The Committee Of Arrangements, consisting
of 80 prominent officers and members Of the Regiment
at work. day and night in completing the arrange
ents for the grand reception at the Academy OF Music
the 3lst orJannary. The Of this aair tas
been secured by the rapid sale o tickets and BY the a.
most unanimous acceptance by civil and military ofn-
Gals. OF the invitations. Over 200 tickets we're sold
on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, leaving only
600 on Friday morning to be disposed Of This IL Q
result unparalleled In the history Of Of
the kind and there Ia little doubt the tickets will com
mand large premium before the 3lst inst. To pre-
vent their falling into the hands Of spectators ard to
their sale 10 the most parties the Com
mittee will adhere " the original plan Of disposipg Of
the tickets only through the members Of the Regiment
We are informed that committee Of officers u about
70 proceed TO Washington with invitations TO the Prci
dent and Cabinet and other prominent gentlemen con-
nected with the Government Gov. Fenton, senator
Morgan. Congressman Raymond and Darling and
many other promntn ut citizens Of New.York tske o
great interest In the Affair." and viii spare no efforts -
secure the attendance ct the reception of the most do
tinguished officers and civilians OF the country The
object Of the entertanment-to honor the 600 members
OF the regiment who have served the country In TIE
army and navy during the was--sppeah to the yups
thy OF every patriot.
In fashionable circles the 7th regiment reception =
the sensson Of the day and the season. and the besax
and bellies Of the metropolis tho qu vive 70 pr
pare themselves with sufficiently ssborste toisssss m
the distinguished occasion
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PASSENGER Arrived.

In steamship City Of New,yoTk, from Lyerpoel-Ms C.
h. barnard r. ktchng Mr. Mott, w. Symuinston, rhos.
symminsOn N5 Lsureq9e T. and Valass, ); Q. SeeIy'
John snd Charles Eva Mrs W. Connah. M. Dowthwsite,
Henry Moaatt j. Meshsm, John Weilsnd Thos Johnson,
M and Mrs Goblet and infant p Euh Mr. Cayanssh Mr..
Buruan, and 1871 In the steerage.
In steamship Ern. from L!verpoo-J Hareen, Mr. and
Miss Mckenzie Mr. and Mrs. Gibson aud two children. las
Joseph Miss Vhesra, En- and Mrs d. berees Mr.. NJ Le'
gan M and Mrs X. Hill, L. Lam, M and Mrs and Mrs. e.
Naez Mr. and Mrs. u. klippinsten, T.. H. Stsjoaan, j.
Wrightman. Mrs. Paine. and l78 in the stsersge. 49,
In steamship Virgo, from ssvsnnah1Min Foley i: Anna
Jss Hope X. w. b. Elliott, r. w. Whitley J. j. Wood, j.
A. Coulter, r. r. Mcmillan, Jas. Doyle, A. j. Alley, Jas
Haley Firnan w. Stanwood Luke Logan. X Mcfarlan,
John Gibbons =. ssnle, John Robertson. Wm. Tyce:
In steamship Grands from ChsIis.on-Cspt r. Br,S'
Law s. M,,ha T. J. Willie u. Sherman and lady ,. w.
Green H. Tabor j. White. Mas Annie Beerss and In the
Iteefage.
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stirred up the es.y passions Of old age" TO their
lowest d-pths. I'LL nioasrs ea.iy s-@p.d 70 pat
faithful sssscioos tisss tho fair herciues
observe any eccentric moous Of this bright particular
:S ss int sss
PROMPTED cultivate the special eonbdencs Of the generous
mistress.
Furnished with his part this character was
By no mrsn. diageubr the prvs,s detective hsseeord
us and c-~dd in setting position srOnnd The
Playing TO The OUTSIDE world the role Of her and heard OF
the Lousehod while In reality he eusasrd sheep
The lady was sharp IL she innocent ter acute
ofactOres very Iedy sme in this nice detective
prompt decision acted Jpn her convictions and resolved
70 beat hr mrore, at biz ow1 Game Her ready intuition
InionsiTes money she b~gun her crafty appliances.
H.r experiment brilliantly successful Tue golden pill
ws. d"nb a. an oyster He saw noihns He nothing
He had nothing report to his master The lady had bought
HIM up body and breecbes and that too wi the millionaire
own money That indeed decidedly French triumph.
with eli the sparkle Of french bnisncy And now the name
Of ,uch heroine should no longer BE- withheld from an i'm
patient plbe. We give with all pleasure as well in justice
original character matt rally curious public
Her then Ne allie Dumss late Of the
Testr but lately still the dsshinr propretrrs OF De-
paa Row with ali the neeful accomplishments Her achieve
entitl- b-r to the distinction OF specimen brick
The deponeut the merchant intended 10 be referred
10 said article and any persons resident OF said city
POSSESSED OF very moderate sagacty or normalon on
reading said article would understand at once that de-
ponent was the person therein held up to public niamy
and disgrace aid that such the effect and purpose
Of the publications tbat the statements IN said article
wholly and utterly untrue far as they relate to
this Opponents that they constitute vile and atrocious
libel upon him; and the writer and publisher thereon
intended thereby to oil ude to Opponent and so far as
within their power hold him up TO public infamy and
disgrace
That he is well known 70 be the owner OF the prem.
ses described in said article as Depsu Row. having
sided therein for nearly 20 That be IL Informed
and believes aud charges that said newspaper has
quite an extensive circulation within said cit, that ITS
editor and publisher are George w. Matsel and VII.
liam McKellar
Deponent prays that said Matsel and McKellar may
be arrested and dealt with according to law.
ALEXANDER I. STEWART.
Sworn to before this Goth day VI Jsnnary. le66.
JOSEPH c. BOWLING, Police Magistrate.
Both Matsell and Mcclellan deny that the person al.
luded to In the above article ives Mr.. Stewart
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Steamship City ofNewYoft lBr), Lech, Liverpool jan
and Qa-rns,own 5h at 1890 p. M with md.e and 2li
psss. to John q. pae
st4smhip fIsnsa (Brem.). Won santen, Bremen Dec II
via Southampton %h hat, with mdse and 2S3 pass to Del
nc Q Co. 49,
Steamship Wren. Bailey, Newborn, N. c., Jon H. with
md.e. aud pass. TO Moray Ferris 4 Co.
Steamship Grsnsda Baxter Charleston 81 hours rdse and
pass to Arthur lsesry.
BAH Laura snd Gertrude (Pfe, PoppeIbanm Bremen %
DAYS wi md-e. and pass TO Kremelberg TO. Had twelve
deaIh,-.eyrn children aud five adults Dee Is no . &c
Haven incr arrived ut Newport r ID who reported having
picked up the crew Of Risb shp Cspronge suppl The
Acme with provisions THE shove vessel has been reported
spoken en- having but 10 days provisions on board
when 60 DAYS out Capt Poppelbaum h~ msde no such
although be has bs unu.usy lonz passage
be tiil has provisions enough to last three weeks
Bark Sisboo tof Yarmouth, n 81, Lamiey. Monteuideo
co DAYS with hidrs 10 mastsi
Ers IT, W. Rowland MOrrish Palermo Nov H. with frui.
to John Swan.
Brig Romsine (Rrl. Cord Montevideo Nov. u.s. via St.
Thomas Jan. 4, sith hides TO master
Bh Ellen tBr.l Wilson, MIssoane 10 days, with ogwood
Schr Oae Caihcurt Para 81 days with rubber nuts,
scbr. Tampa ~ Machia., Johnson Martinique 20 days.
schr John Rose lf Biookhsvea) Fourier, Havana II
days, with fruit to A. Abbott.
Sch. Ocean Bird 9th Msrb, Cornwtllis via Holmes
Hole 10 days, with potsioos to q. J. Pension Ca.
Schr Bonetta iBr CLARK. Port Williams via Holmes Hole
Scir II. h. MaLn. Weaver, Wilmington. N. c.
Schr l.. Audrnned Krniiton, Beaufort. N. c.
Sebr S. $. Baker. brewster, Resufort. N. c.
Sctr Wsnats, Hawkins, Beaufort, n. G.
Schr. }. +. Wesibrrbee, BrIgg Washington, n. G.
Schr Lsvins Bell, -. Virginia, with oysters
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NEW.JERsEY NEWS.

ARREST OF ANOTHER OF THE ALLEGED H0
BoKEy BOUNTY BROKER SwryDLERs.-0n Friday morn
lug, Theodore Allen, Of the late firm Of Allen Hughas
& Riley was arrested In Brooklyn by Capt Waline d
the Metropolitan Police. on Warrant issued by
United States Commissioner Jackson Of Jersey CITY,
on charge of having deirsuded lag recruits enlisted
Gov pnent az bounty jun p-rs) OF si2600O. Tas
prisoner was taken TO Ponce Headquarters 10 Nex-
York and from thence he was removed TO The Cry
Prison In Jersey City by Detectives McWillisms and
Nugent OF the latter city Hughes was arrested sew
erai weeks since and 10 held for trial In def ut OF
$50 900 bail Riey the other partner Is still at large
1t Is expected that the trial Of Allen and Hughes VIII
commence some time during this week. before the
United States District Court IN session at Trenton
when some important developments connected with Tho
transactions OF this firm may be looked for.
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ehsp H. r. Lcdwis Hard Nc Calico. Ysbbr chsuno~y.
Ship Americas Union, Aeoss' Noble, Grnseu Aiusurn
Z Co.
Bsrt Sir Geo y Seymour 18th wsstpgton Trinidad tPors
Sp.in) Jones 4 Ioash-
BsfE Fssss Bsiash 18th Doyle. Hsvans. w. T. Ward
Co.
Bark Msry Ann, Korte New-Orissns. Upper Best,ie
Bari Ed fiill, K.bby Lisa. Peterson L Bsjau.
Brg O. W. Barter Fr-rthey. nien, Tbonlp.on Hunter
Brig Eiedon (Br J. Smith. Liverpool ". y. Sehmii, Son
Bns Lsdy Frsnklin 9TH Morrison, nemanrs O. T. rsp.
hton 20.
Rris j. b. Elliot tBrl Murphy sssua D. r. Dewofk Co.
Bne A. bradshaw, Alien, Sueyitss, b. y. Small Co
Rrr VioIrt, Adams. Pen.seo q, b. Giger.
schr. St Kida tBf.l, Power, Hsrbor Grace N. r. NJ T.
Greene Curr.
sehr T. T. Smith. Cowley. Nswberre. C. Coco ped
schr. J. II. Lockwood, Din. Newberne. Van Brunt L
schr W. H. Kennel soper. Galveston, j. ". EIw,n Co.
schr Mall Holmes. Ireland. Lsvaccs and lndianos
Thomas 4 Holmes.
schr NJ r. Hudson Pennington Fort Jefsron Fla, N l..
Schr L. Edward, Line, feruapdins, A. Abbott.
schr Arctic Hicks, Il. Msrk,, L. ID. Hurlbut l. Co
sehr Dsybresk, Couas Char e.ton. Brown Vanderbilt,
schr Noah H. Brown Tate, New Haven, Racket, TooLer
Taylor.
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Arrivcd....I

Arrived. SUNDAY, Jan. 81.
Steamship Erin (Pr) Cutting Liverpool, Dec a. Q1ren
town 10Th mdse and pass to the National Steam Navigation
Co.
Steamship Virgo Buckley, Savannah 90 hours with mdse.
and pas to Murray. Ferris Co.
Ship Panama soule WhsmpOa Sept 90 with teas to n. l..
q. Giswold
bark Atilrnts tBrrm Hsgemsnn. Bremen co days with
mdse. and 257 to Cancels Meyer Came the southern
passage AID had hpe weather
Brig Bertha Brazil Reinstorf Para q days. with rubber to
C. Ludmaup Co.
schr. Margaetha HAM, Rshmsto Rio Grsnde 60 days,
with hides to C. Thompson
schr Massachusetts Buck Cahsgena 81 days. with rub
Der &c. tn Is. +. small Co.
Schr Abbie Bradford Freeman. Msyagu-z r. r. ~ days.
fruit Brett Son Co. Jan 49, LAT, 81 81 lon So 90 spoke
sch Ocean Ranser from Phiadeps for Boston, II days out
with loss ond boat bulwsrks stove and short Of pro-
visions-supplied her,
Notice 10 Mariners.
FRYING PAN SHosL-The Pfyins-Pan Light Ship has drt
ted from her anchorage and Ia now at Charleston.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YORK...........JAx..


Steamship Santiago de Cuba, Smith, Greytown, ~ U.
Roberts.
Steamship FL Cid, Hobart, Eewbern. q. Good.peed
Steamer Hatterus Parrish. Norfolk. City Point and Rich
nspnd Livingston. Fox Co.
Steamship Araso, GadsOn, Hsvy. Esw.York and Hsvre
Steamship Company.
Steamship Flung shosy Hidre'h Nsw-Orssns' Crom'
well 20.
Steamship Louisiana Thombson Liverpool Steam Ssvss
ton CO.
s.esmship NewYori, Homer, Aspinwall, Pacific Mall
g. & Co.
Steamship Star THE Union, Blanchard, New Orleans, H.
d. Cromwell Co.
Steamship Fabssu. Eston, Savannah, Livingston, Fog
TO
Steamship San Jsolnso Loveland Savannah Garrison Al
len.
Steamship AndalusiA Bsrsley, Charleston, A L~sry.
Steamship Zodiac, Child Beaufort, Murray Ferns Co
Steamship Adele. BOutens. Wilmington Livingston, Fox
steamship Sea Gull, Fish. Baltimore. j. p. Small.
Steamship Starlight Pedrick Wilmington. A Leuy.
Steamship Cuba, Sundb-rs. Baltimore.
Steamship Nssssh Bsssss. Bsssa, ksp.aas sssushp Co.
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ictS.svs. AID By H.,isa q T.. Depot sssi-.c
8. and 10 ?. m. "a. H.r'saa ii . N. and Il o...
Sunday train via hudson River. p N City
cas- run b-twe-n Chamber and Soth-sk station
and CITY Hall and 26th-st. station.
10 Baltimore aud Warrington. by the New'Jefsey
u. R.. foot Of Courflsnd,st. aud 10 q u.
?. ~. and IL midnight Sundsy..:..........:.. q n
To Boston. bv New-Londop line, Pier 50 n. IL,
daiy (su' day rpted ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D. m
To Ss,on. BY New.Bsven X H., via Spriugheld
2.th-si. and Shav.. .............sA IN. ssnd ?. m
To Boston. by new Haven Il K, Z7th.ss. and 4th
ave.. via Shore Line. Ia and D. Sunday. p m
To Csnsnds goa. Rochester, Buffalo, ssismanc@ aud
West. By E-ie Railroad foot Of Chsmoersst.'
at 10 a. IN and Eungpont train....... . p. m
To Camden, Manchester and Lons Branch by Ra
ritsn and Deswsre Bay r. r., via steamboat
Jesse HOyt. fiom piers y. Rat las am.; Way
Line for Manchester and Long Braneh....... AIS ..
10 Greenpor, by Long Island X. X, foot ofJames
dip 4. r. a. M sna Ysphank. .....sa H., and 0. IN.
To haekettfown and intermediate stations, py
Morris sud Essex H. R., foot Of Barelay-s'., ht
$50 T. On. Ky road for alta ions west OF
MiiouFD st4:l0 0. IN. Norrisown Express.,. 8 p N
To New Haven connecting with r. r. for Hartford,
and spnshed-5tesnsrs leave Peck Slip at. 81 IN
10 New Haven, by the New.fis R.R., 2'th-rt
sDa lll.av. st 4 O. iIi a m l2i D. 3:i5 a. and .. IN
lie the West, by Central Railroad Of New.Jersey.
sisAlentown. from foot of Liberty st.. n. X.
M, u m. ana S:a D. M SUNDAY train........ p. m
10 Philadelphia, by NewJersey kaiiroad. loot OF
Cour'sndt-st, . 10 and III a. ne, IL m.,4 snd6n
m aud IL midnight. sundsv....:....:......... p m
To Providence. by steamer City OF Providence. ev
cry Trssday. Thursday and Saturday, from Pier
80 \. r., a'.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Up IN
oonrtnndtI-. and ga m, p m, and ~
To Per,non, by Northern r. r. Ne.jrr.sy !"
from Jersey City 1T 81 a IN, l2i II and 500 p. ~.
MONDAY, at. 81
To New Orleans. every saturday Atlantic and M.sissippi
Steamer Line.
Siaien Island fetry-See advertisement
10 further information in regii Railroad Time Tables
wee advertisements In smother mart OF this pspeL
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Cypress Companies.

CUANDLERs NEW EXPRESS - From
~ Magnolia, Pike County, to bonneville teOuniy seat.
tiSe County. Mis-, tn-weekly.
From Magnolia Jackson wood and Liberty county ses
Annie C0nn y, Miss. trweexiy.
From Liberty to Cetrevle Woodvile (co1nty seatl
Wilkinson Corpty, semi weekly
Win supply Subscribers e.Id0g at or in the vicinity Of any
~ tue sstions the New Cresn Jackson aud Great North
Railroad SoHthern Railroad and Mississippi Central Rail
roads and HomrSvile Jscksonwood. Liberty, Cen,reyie
OoOdvr Monticello county seat GGlatn county seat)
pne Bluf, etc, with the New-Orvsns Mobile VicksbuTs,
JACKSON ard Meridian
DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
lsiu, Agents above will attend 10 recording deeds col
tsctin. etc.
Letters msi ed 40 inclosed packages sent to
Agent Chambers Express Magnolia Miss will be- prompt
~ forwarded.
Until the Mail ROUTES and Post-0fces reb,tsbished
r mail and pay postage Letters from the above places
tae Magnolia PosiOfirr
Passage frou Magnoliat Liberty.
I''ters u T. postage paid: ................ 10
newspapers and Circu srs, u. 5. postage paid.
SUBSCRIPTIONS and advertisements for country papers
ea4Isd by J. BENZ. CHANDLER.
No. 48 Csrondelettt.
New Orleans. lie.
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COURT CALEHDARs-THrs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TEEM.-Adjourned
to Feb. J.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIT-PART Mos. 3II,
667, 247 g. 3s5 81. 7, tl9 69l 723 49, 85 49, a25
81, $751; 833 ST. e9 si9 PART IAdjourned whcu. day
SUPERIOR COURT PART Mos. 1875, lf5,
1863 i4t 1929 l9a 1851 l6e 4e35, 1885, soi 1919 1853
81 l.ss rARr ll-AS. 1910 2it' 1874 .1o, 1913. 2lT
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-PART Mos. "a, So,
g. %, 81, d. PART n-Nos So 49, lOo lO3 l4, los lo6
iUT Ia
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CoSrEcrrowRs' Protective Umos. A

COyFECTi0xERs' Protective UM0S.-A
this city was held at the Apollo Rooms No 70 ffinoe
st yesterday afternoon. for the purpose o. peeenS
Union between both branches Of the sds .Gr sn s
adyautssss TO be- gained BY the alliance, and pro-
tracfed discussion upon the subject, committee -
appointed 70 engage the Gefmanis Assem- oy ne"m ~
final raneements for forming Union Will b made
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Dsntistrp.

nR. WHITES new and improved ART1FI-
IL CIAL TEETH. with Cams and Plumper Of superior
psioiy durability aud usefulness foi So 50 $40 and S3
reduction those having their natural teeth extracted.
q al and examine speeincns No. l2a Bleeckefst-
yINO DIR. HOYT ia due the credit of ORIGI-
Il MATING and using the ONLY METHOD BY which 1t
Ss possible administer Nitrous Oxide pure. Dr. H. has
Nssd for yrars exrtins thousands Of teeth with perfect
succois Only Office, No S78 Broadway, Eghteenthst
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SUPERIOR COURT - SPECIAL TxRx-JAx. 2o.-Besors
Justice HARBOUR
DECIsIOys.

John Schwczkcrt agt Caroline Schweizkert.-
Motion smony dismissed Loua brerhuabaker ag John
Krsmer-Motio granted. John Prrrimsn sgt George y.
N-sbitt order Granted Caharne Delshanty agt Edward
DeshSuty for refer, granted August Banmann
sgt. George Manufacturer granted
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SUPREME COURT-CnaxBsRs-JAI. fo.-Bsfore Justice
SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Joseph Nckerson agt. BByls STANDARDIZATION
denied hout and order to show discharged
Charles Reehod Barbara Rechold.-RePeIt Of Referee
confirmed and judg OF divorce granted. The People
Tel. Richsrd C'bren sst. John Hrsley Robinson Kinney
Leavy McGrate al members Of Board OF Cou cilu-n Of
granted.
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The scrvsnt quickly gathered up the following artoi
and placing them In . cspetbss handed them 10 IT,
sbr,s one pair Of aud pairs of socks in q
valued at $780, The boy LETT and that was the lase
Of him. Mrs Russ had. meantime. satisfied hes.
self that she had been deceived and on returning hon1
was met the door by Der husband who had sustained
no accident whatever
BUscLARrEs.-The house Of VIM. Roach, No.
JOG Hud,on.aye as entered BY sneak thief ON Satsr-
day evening who stole pair Of pantal'ons containing
sll8 In the p, ckeis it'll which be maue nus escape
The rooms Of Mrs. Kirwin No. lOI iitgh'st, werS
entered the evening" and gray circular CLOAK.
biou basque and brown dress the latter valued q
esq. stolen therefrom On Friday night the RESI-
dence Of C. J. Jack ESQ.,. 10 Herkimer.st near Troy
ave-, was feloniousy entered by burglar who snor
ceeded in packing up number Of dresses, shawia
tewehy &c. yaued at 1000 when he was dlstur5s4
IN his operations and made his escape by Jumping oas
He let himself down into the yard and was soon lost -
the darkness. Nothing was carried away.
FgLoNIoUs AssAULr.-Oficers Murphy and
Smith Of the Fifeih Precinct POLICE ARE ted Alex.
Carroll, Isaac Carroll Thomas Cullen and Janes Mo-
Carly on Friday night on the charge VI committing
felonious assault upon John Mcdonald while engaged
in fight at the Of FIfth.ave. aud Eighthst On
the previous Tuesday evening. McDonrla's skal was
fractured and his recovery is considered doubtful An
the parties appear to have been under the inegeace q
liquor The accused were held by Justice Walsh 70
await the result VI the injuries inflicted.
Losses By THE FIRE IN ADAMs-sT.- The
losses sustained BY the hre In Bentons Row, at the
foot Of Adams.st., on Friday mis- Mt were foiov&
Excelsior Lock Company IS CO., insured Fosters ma
chine shop $500 by water insured; damage to boiler
first for, s2Uoi On building sloo0; fully coyersG
by insurance.
CHILD BURNED TO DBATH.-A child named
Daniel Mondeat. whose parents reside st No. 73Csrt
ton-aye sustained Injuries VI fatal character %
Thursday, By its clothes taking fire. The mother
wrapped the skirt Of her dress around him and. sup
pressed the flames. but too late TO be Of any sysA
The child fingered until next morning. when it expires
The age Of deceased wss two years.
A NEW CHURCH IN EAST BR0OKLYN.-Ths
Society attached 10 the Gates.ave. n 4. Caurch have
recently closed negotiations for the purchase Of i've
lots Of ground on the corner Of Quncey.st. aud Nos
trand ave. the site for churcn editce icc-
turerOom will be commenced In the Spring. The co.'s
is estimated at sl5o00 The main building wiz %
erected at some future time. The sun u 5000 has
already been subscribed toward The new enterprise.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPEcrAL TERM-JAN. %
Before Judge BRADY.
Lawrence agt. Townsend Order to be resettled,
and to be originally determined upon.
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\ OsT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is h,

4 OST CERTIFICATES.-No is hereby
gven that application has been made to the Auditor
General Of Pennsyysns for the issue Of duplicates OF the
Fellow drsbed Certificates Of the Five PEI Cent Loans Of
abe Commonwealth issued By the Bank Of Pennsylvania a
fng rrnsfer Agent OF the Commonwealth in The 81
CHARLES BARCLAY Of Bury Hill near OoIking, Surrey
So England esquire. and IUHN kERRlCk Of Gdeson Hall
Norfolk, in England esquire Win benefit Of suryvorshp
- hicb Certificates have been Lost. viz:
No. SILL dated Nov. s, 1882 Act OF April n. 1879 for
5000.
No S?7s. dated Nov O. 1882 Act Of Aprl "a, 1929 for
440O1
No 24I dated Nov 1857 Act Of Feb l6 1852 for $500
No. 2s2 dated Nov G. l52 Act Of Feb i6 1868 for 5000
No 2I7s dated Apnl y, 1885, Act % June IL, $780, for
s3i2sOa
No 1853 dated Nov 1882 Act Of April &c. 1856 for 5000
CURE CURE for CHOLERA.-Send for q
botto against the time Of nsed. Price. 81. Direct
tiENRY c. PACKARD. Chemist No. So Ludlow. st.. N.
&TOLEN-This morning, large number Of
~ CHECKS NewYort and Brooklyn Banks, from the
Messenger Of the Farmers aud CzeDs National Bank Of
brooklyn Tey stamped the back by said Bank All
xeTsoIS cautioned receiving such Checkssn 49,
t96. II. w. REDFlELD, Cashier.
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Four negroes escaped from the Jail in Queen Queen
County last Thursdsy night having each craSa'"
through stoye PIPE v inches " diameter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-22
Dortsm aroens' Notire.
STATE or NEw-YoRI.
PoRT-WAnDESS OFyIcE, No. lOI Wau.st I

NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
secion OF the act pissed April H. 1857 entitled An
Act TO Reorganize ths WardenS Office ofthe Port Of New.
YORK. t. ali persons Interested in having charge Of the
subject matter Of such inquiry examination survey that
tho following under examination by ths Port
Wsens. that the said surveys will
completed within days succeeding this