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Frauds on she Fairfax - Mr.. Mercer's
Emigratfou Scheme.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRrAL TERx--JAs 27-Before Justie
Mnl

SUPERIOR COURT TRIAL TEnxJAs. 27.-BefOre Justice
hO(UEa
Elizabeth Thorn agt. Asa Mercer and the Cali
,,ni, Oregon and Mexico steaship CoTbe stion Of Mira
Them assust the defendants to SOU OF which she
im 10 have been defrauded ha, been previously noticed
The application before the Court Tor an Juneuon
the Steamship Company and 10 compel them 10 atsfy
lie claims Of desuded pcrtes DOT OF the bi OF lsins
which the Company now hold It's claimed that the Com.
are the Of these women and that there IL no
doub, OF completely between Mercer snd the Company
Mr. Chttenden gusd the motion in behalf Of tr plaintiff
,.,., read an affidavit Wisn l.. DALI the vicePesiden
Company IN which he deposes thut the Company made
contract with Meerrto carry p 70 rsn
msnuer without secrecy due notice having been gwen 70
Mercer heno hIed for her sailing; that on the wsy
10 Staten Island found that there were more than
~ on. in rrcess OF the number whose ps,sse had been
n.id and upon reaching Staten Island Mr. MERCER va N
qaed point ou the - persons whose pss1 ,
q paw passage lseye the ship with the sIeepaon Of
s,s OF ak who allowed to proceed a. matter Of
hs,i,v that the Company made agreement with the
and gave Mercer authority 10 represent himself ss
N, AGENT OF Conpshy that the Company has no property
Of Mercer. in is possession thss 70 ,sears noss ?,
i,,d With the purr tbs bills OF sng which had been
,vsd TO BY the Compasy that Mercer and the pU.er
both sailed 10 tho Continental thsi
md be denies completely between Mercer and the Company
Mr. Larocque denied completely between the Company
and Msrcer tickets Issued BY Mercer did not profess 70
~ issued BY the Compauy Mercer agent Of Com
the plaintiff did not seek the proper remedy an AZ
We. the Y1pss Te@sdS Ss P 3, T . before
the could arrive there be believed these psinth
had ben vrongrd cruelty deooded and they had proper
redress without seeking to hold this Company which was
trsly Innocent matter Responsible and without pro-
Mr. tS.~dsn coutsua.d tbs, the acts 9TH. Company n
nr secretly in the night and having knowedys Of hefeers
nirntions which published far and wde MADE men
be Company accompess they could not bat kAov Of
Merrsfs scts and intentions , A. -.
As listening patiently 10 en- extended nfusn We 'uas
TOOK the pspefs. reservnx nn aeeiA0h-
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4G.ses =
fSaM %
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Expenses sfter deducting tho amount paid
FOR damages caused By the ffes'set. W. - n
The total Expenditures 10 "a vefe.--;.,..,- Ca" u
The total expenditures 10 '65 alter deduot - M. -
ing expenses Of freshet. fo"Sss
Decrease Of expenditures In 65.-...... - ~: -,
To correctly arrive at the amount expended Tor of
nary repairs the sum Of ss6e70 ID. fPendea 49,
special seis Of L<sislanr for purposes other tnsh -
repairs Of the canal should be deducted from the soSss
for ordinary repsirs at s3ll 1874 as which 10 less tsAa
In 1854 by sls7.076 49,
this exhibit Is correct 1. Is obvious that tnere W.
no more stealing last year than there was the
one when there particular complaint; IL 20
reshet In March last did much damage on the osnes
divisions as it did this and suspect II DID more O
the Western Division, the damage cpuid NOS hasS
been mnch less than o million OF dollars, the amouS
eged to have been stolen. SO far as the conuacton
are concerned have faith In them but the misceix
they do Is effected rOany through the Legislature we
should rigidy hold them 70 the agreements they make
instead OF allowing them to to the Canal Board VITA
claims for damages. Tie legislature should eithsf
abolish the contract system shut down on their -
plcations for relief
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IN THE SENATE.


DUTIES OF MAGIsrRATES .
Senator Cornell introduced bill providing
that whenever any magistrate shall take any oath %
complaint in any criminal warrant. no shall ME asa
preserve the same for reference. and desired by any
person affected BY the same be shall furnish him copy
thereof
LEBANON SPRINGS RAILROAD.
Senator Wilbur introduced bill proposing thst the
County Judge OF both the Counties Of Rensselaer, ana
Columbia MAY, the application OF twelve or NOR
freeholders appoint three Commissioners who shsA
hold Office for five wears may borrow on the faifn
Of the town they represent, any sum OF money -
exceeding s01 co., period not exceeding ~ yeaIs
at an Of interest Of per cent to aid In ne
construction OF the proposed road.
RAILROAD IN CLINTON COUNTY.
Senator Patt introduced bill TO aid IN the construc-
ton of ralrad from the terminus Of the Plattsburgh
and Montreal Railroad at Pattsburgh south on the wess
road naming the corp0rators OF said road; mo W;
Iypde Andrew Williams. JOHN H. Sapborn. Lemues
Sfetson Il. s. Winslow. james Rogers, ;. wells, John
Rogers John Weatherbee and Others
UNITFD STATES WATCH COMPANY.
Senator Wieps's bill proposes ~ snend the charter
of the above company, empowering them 10 erect
factory and other necessary buildings at any place win
property to DO taxed as II The sane were within ths
State.
EXTENSION OF TIE cHESASGo CANAL.
Senator Cornell introduced q bill providing that
there shall be assessed the taxable property OF the
state TAX OF three. sxteenibs of null upon escA
dollar $500 600 of the amount realized from suid Tax 70
b. expended In the extension OF the canal as soon
tanned q guarantee satisfactory 10 them thas cars
boats from this state shall have the right TO navgso
the canals leading from the State line TO the coal nnAs
of Pennsy lVahia.
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To Csnsndsis "a Rschesef. Bu1als, Salsmsnca and
| West By E-is Railroad foo, Of Chamboyssk.T
|. Al 4 10 4 a. and Ennsrsnt usin...... Q . %.
To Cstnd,n Manchester. and Lonf Branch By Rs-
yttap and DE aware Fay II. r.. via steamboat
Jesse Hayt from pier3 ". Rat II rs IN. Way
Line for Manchester and Lone Baneh....... ais p 10
10 Gre-upor, BY Long Island Il, r., foot ofJsues
alp, T.. r., q "a. and bphsnk .....sa m., and .
TO Hacketi aown aud intermediate stations, DIT
Morris and EsseI r. r., foot Of BarelAysi Al
e:3Os m. By sane rosd for sta'ions west Of
MiIbnrn at 4:9 .. tn. borri.own Expres..... D M.
TO New Haven connecting with K X. for Hartford,
and sprn.fied:tesmersl esye Peck Slip st.. u
To New. Haven, by the New Haven RR. 2ith-sr
and Aluy.. at g. II IN. Ia. 3 34S, a. and p
To the West, By Central Railroad OF New-Je Jersey,
via Al eutown. from foot OF Li5erty-st ~ Il, 9
a m " IN. and $3.50 IN Sunday tran........ Q .. M
70 Phlsdephis, by NewJersey hailrosd loot OF
Courtandt-st., T. 10 aud II a m, IL m.+ snd6p.
M and IL midnight. Sanjav.................. p. m
To Providence, by steamer City ofPToydence. ev
cry Tuesday. Tbursd~y and Saturday, from Pier
g. " X, tp u.
To Washinuon by New-Jeney r. r. foot Of
Court andtst. and Ia m, .. w., and ~
midnight. Sunday. p m
To Pierinout by Northern r. r.. New-Jrrsey.
from Jersey City at Fl a. IN. l2t. " and6:02 pm-
Nondsy, et g. M
To NewOrlrsus every saturday Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamer Lug.
Staten Island Serry-see advertisement
FOR further information In regsd to Railroad Time Tabss
see Advertisements in another part Of this paper.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RK...........JAs. :

Cleared.
Steamship Corsica (Br lie Messurier, Nassau and Havana
Steamship George Washington eager, Nsworlesns, H. b.
S,rsm.bin Ceres. Dickson, Mobile, n. H. Brigham
Steamship San Salvador, Atkins Savannah Oarrson q
sls,Thip H. Livingston Baker Savannah Livingston
s,rsm,bp Alhsrnbrs Benson Charleston Arthur Lesry
stssmsjp Ellen > Terry, Bearse Eewberp. Good.peed
Steamsb Gpsse Telisii. Dean, Besuror Murray, FsHi'
steamship N,grs Coach, Norfolk, City Point and Rich
stsamsip John Gibson, Young Alexandria, ID. b. from
Steamship Hsters. Parrish Norfolk City fsint and Rich
stesnship Aiarnion, Warsaw, New. Orleans. r. Lowden
Steamship City OF Newi ork (Br) Lech Liverpool J. o.
steamship Erin tBr Cutting, Liverpool National Steam
Snip Clsra Ann s,inson. Apslschieo. W. Ewell Co.
Ship Cutyator, Russell, liverpool, Williams Guion
Ship Harpswell Owens, nayre, Boyd Hincken
Bark Velocity (Nor Melting, Antwerp, Funch Meinefs
Wehdi.
BARI Bouiton 9TH Wilson, Laguayra and Porto Ca
B.,t Masonic, berry, Havana, j. z. Ward L Co.
Brig Tho (Nor), GUIDE, Constan'nope, fupch Meiueke
Brig victore Orb wymAn, Lasusy for orders D. Stan
SYs Athlete (Br) Mcdonald Neuvitas, C. Ludmsnn Co
schr Coral Ise Orb Subbs TGTks Islands. C. T. hno1
Schr. Belle (Br), Thorp, Jsemel. Brett, Son l. Co.
schr. Indus ,lBr.J Hsn'en Russian, E.ess. 60
Sem E.ts Russell Lsvacca aud Indisnoa Young Cowan
schr. 4. 2. Kind6erE Themes, M06. YGsns cOw'n'
s ehr Volta, Seas, Newsern' w H. Robson
sehr. Dpmsr, Lsnk Eewbsrn. j. L. Davis.
ser Alice Scranton Spencer GeOrgts'"n D. e. Racket
sehr. ~ II. GrinneIl. Msule, Philadelphia
Schr HI. X Dun can, Thames New Haven, Davey Hg.n
sShi. Gen sheridan, Buell. PrOvidsace Racket, Taylor
schr A. J. Russell Hedges, New Haven, Racket TOOisr
sioop Warren, Randall, New.IIsveu, n Bhrrs Co
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OENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY

~ -Pssseneer and Freight Depot IN Nev-lort foot o
LbeT yet, at Hampton junction with the Delaware
srkswsnns Western Railrosd aud at kaston Wi the
L-hish Valley Railroad and its connections forming direct
line Pittsburgh aud che West without change Of cara also
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST.
Two Exrses. Trains daily from the West except Sunday
when evening train.
One train daily Except Saturday,. for the oil region
sixty miles aud two hours av-d by ibis line to Chicago,
Cincinnati ST. Louis. &C.. with but change Of cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Nov. 20 ls6j-Leav- New iork follows:
At for Easton. Mspch Chunk WiAnspori, Wilkes
BARE. Mzhauoy City, etc
MAIL 1RAis-At g. IN. for bennington. Easton. Water
Gap Scranton Wkesbarrr Great bend binghanton, etc.
ga m.-Wesiefn Express for Esston, Scranton, Great
Bend Allentown Resdiiz Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the
West with but change Of Cincinnati Chicago
and bat two changes 10 81 Louis.
u n. IRAIS-For ESston Allentown, Msuch Chunk,
Wlkesbarre Wliamspor. Reading POttsvile, Harrisburg
&c.
p m.-for Easton Scranton. Great Bend, Bethlehem,
Allentown. Msueh Chunk.
p. m.-For somrrvils aud F1eminston.
-. m.-Express for the Oil Region and Erie, daily
except saturday.
$50 T. m-For Somsryille.
sp u.-For Sonervillr.
81. m.-WESrERN EXPRESS TRAIN-For Esston. Al
lentown Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh aud the West
Sleeping Cars through from Jerssy City To Ptburzhe cry
evening. -
ELIZABETHPoRT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Ltsvu New Ork loot Libertyst. at 10 430
Tickets for the West DO obtained Of the Office OF the
Central Railroad Company, foot Of Libertyst ~ H. a No.
Asor House at Nos 2 526 and y4 Broadway and ut the
principal hotels JOSIAH o. SrEARSs. Superintendent.
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Ship Jaws Packet steering s. E.-Dec. II, lat 81 81 b.
Ion. - 57W.
all well
ship Lord Lindhur,t NewYork for Melbourne-Dec. H.
lat. 10 is s.. Ion. ~ 40W
Ship Thistle Bahia for QueenstowpDec. @ Of PernSrn-
buco- .
SHIP Trmp!sr, Calcutta for BostOnNov rs, lat a2s 81
lou. "a 20 ,
Ship Eadymion. Liverpool for Neworeans-Jan H. od
the Great OrIn.lrsd -
Bark volaut Liverpool for New orlean'Jsn H. Of the
Great Ormshead-
Bars Astreul lrrp,rted Amercan). steering s-Deo H.
let. 81 81. Ion IS OF.
Bark C. b. Hamilton of Portland, steering sJsn "a, isa
80 III, Ion. 90 81
Bng Boston, steering ssE with foremast head gons close
to the OF the rigging and msntopmast gone-Jan IT,
lat 20 ~. lou % 10. Required no assistance.
sehr Nellie Potter Newbern. n. g. for Phlsdep haJan-
q, miles ). Of Hatteraa
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Nfl nE % ufr
Passengers Sailed.

In steamship Gan Salvador. 70 savannah A. De5ul:on
M Ss Lspr knor wooS. e Frr1snd.
js. Curry w. Wright, ". A. TiOma, Lieut. Grsasn. U. s.
La,,en wife and child A G:Impsds. j. ROpe D.
r. A. Sawyer A. IL vanhosn, Lizzie Marshall Mis-, Bnsler
A. N Robbins Capt. ~ P: King. L. Billings ". OTIS, N L.
R"d r. c.S s io1 sI T.a Loan
Staples o. ". Jamrs A o. Fsy A. Peter o. C. Davis John
c coos@ f. snd CALMING &cGi and si Il the
storage and'i72 U. 5. soldiers.
" e. Tho. " R@1 Rev ": Shields: Philip j. Riley and
wife E. Levi. j.. aud WIFE mis, JUL. Lewis, M:. s. Undrr'
~ l. kusp I and Wiz T. d. Robtrt: " k:tcSs% O.
Gent Pete, fi,Ige,ad y $. Yves" p Il whe.,n. wife .nd
child o Scranton, Arthur ngrshsm esq wife and -four
Children he Mis-: M'E' Welt o sersnS1 81 : a;,
Ma Jane Snort samuel Kenyon ESQ., .. Newbold, II. r
Dennis. H. o'Brea.. Hsr,. turmon z Kaa@. wife aid
Bots, W. P. wi1ikep. A. @. Damn. o. s. Carmen and %
Storage passengers
Il GeS!rS ad04 f. SANCHEZ
H. H. smith, 4. Florrkr, Otto Rifsrh, C. Rssoet kls T.
ensnn j. w Kicks T. F. norton @. W. Bolster. Miss Marie
81 T Sa NV WILSON, som 6 son a and Crane
C. Myr, Ia nsy P.ts5 haI.Op J. c. Wil .. L. M Ns.
Lncy Lee H. s. Moran j. w Prege Mi.. Annie Wallace.
Irs Graham and servant. Mrs. Melvin, M, Pster,on NJ
koas A5op Liner, G9unh'Tdt g. - ~ s.%oyy M
n :'hiP Erin for M and = Hi NJ,
Hill James Blair Mis- air. Mr.. Esther Burke and In
GodS M gudS h Mr. P:hsS MI o Si Roo2
c. o. Lsrry DR.. John L. Robarts, Miss A. L. Smith, o..
Clement Wifi end ehdrrp sGd ShrT; IN the .',sIsf
Dir, M. r. t. nsDonsld Jane. Vivian, vile and Two chill.
den Johnston Frs NJ nSsST saSs s GSs.
De Canton ciP C. H. Blake; 4 H. Shi.ho%. Fred Bale.
.ton w Wheeler Smith Mira j. L. Smith, and others in the
sierrase.
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TIE NATIONAL TELEeRAPB.--A Union paper
Of good principles and ability 10 printed under .As
above title at Clarksbure. West Virginia It's ean~
BIZ Gen. 4. s. Northcotte. who was one OF 'De -.
Southern editors remaining true TO the Union o. 49,
outerest Of the war. he was obliged to nee -
North. entered tho army. and finally c'nnsnoe.
hycads under Sheridan. he fight. wei s1 n. .soss
veil and in both on the nsss s w:.s vrssisas.
deserves the generous snppor, ,t and tact filed sitk
Iss 1872 so sS record Of sasns sys.s Al .ap
pies "a sTee.b variety q Usnsr Interesting % oss
Editor ..S ,ass paper :us want that can Ss
met In no other way.
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Arrived. SUNDAY. Jan. Q

AFrive0. -oUNDAf, Juu. 20
Steamship Peunsyv uia Lewis Liverpool 10th via Queens
town ilth md.- and Isl psss.. Nstionsl ). N. Co.
steamship Fab Zee Sterling ST. Jsso de Cuba 10th, sugar
Waydeil Co.
Steamship Monsts Msrshmsn, Charleston 25th $50 m.
mdse. and pass Livingston. For Co.
Ajmeer tBE Rose cOnw als "a days. potatoes D. r.
De Wolf Co.
ehr. Ehza Bachelor Munre CORVALLIS ii days, potatoes
Dufyes Hyde
schr. Senator, Baker, Boston, nidsc.
Schr. 1daho. Wsite Norfolk
Schr Virginia Price Eldredge Wilmington days. ord
nance, u. s. Qlsrermaser.
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ROADOn and after Monday Jan. 1866 trains for Al.
bany and Troy connecting wi Northern and Western
will leave New.i Ork as follows:
1880 via Hudson River Railroad Tn rtietbst. and
Tentb6ye.. connecting with for North aud West
l0s m via Hudson River Railroad, connecting with North
EN- and Western truin..
ii a. m Harlem Railroad Twenty sixh-st and Fourth.
ave-, connecting with trains for North and West.
345 D. via Hudson River railroad connecting Troy
with train for Montreal with see attached
Western trains and at Troy with r. and g. and T. and
roads for points North, with sleeping-esrs attached
6p via Hudson River Railroad sleeping from New
York to Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without Also
10 Montreal via Saratoga This train Sundays.
10 p. Hudson River Railroad, with sleeping
aehed connecting Albany and Troy with morning trains
for North and West.
WM III VANDERBILT Vice Pre.idrnt
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70 Albany, sy Hudson X X, Dep, sshst aud
foth.svs., and By Harlem T. T.. DePo. 5sth-s,.
and Sts.av.. via Hodson River, Y. 10 Il m, y.
G. and 10 y. m, wa Harlem II . N, sre " o: a
c.r, run between Chamber and eoth-st station
and Ci,y Hal and 18th Ct ststion-
70 baltimore and wsshinfson, By shs New'Jstssy
m. r, foot Of Courtisndtst-. and III . m. !
m ma 10 midnight sandsy......".........
~ Bo,ton. by New.London line, Pier 10 N. r..
asily lSu- dsy exceptedl. .....:......:"........
"a I,s.on. by New-HsveD X X, via sprinsteid.
f5th-st and Ah-sv.: ..'..;:';:''....'s@ IA > saa
70 Boston By New Haven X X, IIth'ss and +sh'
ave, yis Shers Line, III s9dsP 2 n ssh@!'"
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
The Widening or Acknowledgements
| OF the Matter.

SUPREME COURT-CHANBERs JAN. 2L-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND
In the matter Of the. application Of the Mayor,
ae. relative to the aNe1nf " Anns. notice had been
widely published that application would be made TO the
Court to-day for the appointment Of Commis'oner,o OF Es
mate and Ais-ssment for the widening of An ErJudge
Hilton appeared Ia Court and stated that the case would be
ostponed aud a advertisement published.
On inquiry appeared that the matter had been postponed
by an counsel The assigned for the
delay that the advertisement giving notice OF the application
va not tp.cifc enough wh-reior In what manner
old not be ascrranrd al the Corporation Course Office a.:
the Cebrus who guards the dopr OF the fnrr office would
the reporter facilities Tor interview with the
Counsel. or for gaining information.
n prob bic that the inormay In the advertisement was
bv The Omission of naming the particular Judge before whom
Tie application would be inside. new enlightenment Will be
published and the whole subject necessarily postponed III
nv
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COURT cALENpARs-rrrs DAY.

SUPREME Court GENERAL TERM-Adjourned
10 Feb TO render decisiona CIRCUIT PAArs l. and H.
Adjourned for the Term SPECIAL 1sRx-Adourued with
cot day a.,
term, PAIR l-No further Calendar viii be made up this
tenn. = q II,
Term. have adjourned for the trim. .
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 80, =, ~,
g. u.s. III 100 49, Ia 49, 3i, 1876 3S,l3 3s. 49, 49,
lIl. 10 l4J. ia, las, 146
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schr. 4 Hsruoud. Payne, Boston
sohr. J. b. Austin, Dsvis Boston for Richmond 81
schr. VIM. II. Bowen. Jackson. PrOvidenes dAyI
Schr. Am-ries. Reynolds. Prapdcnee days
sehr. Arxus Eye, Townsend, Providence
Schr. Mary Ann bryant Providence
Sehr. Sarah. Martin. Providence.
sehr. Reduston, Gregory. Bristol
sehr. Red Rover odgton, New Haven for Elisabethpe
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

LIGHTING THE STREETS WITH PETROLEUM.
The Common Council Committee on Lamps and Gee
held meeting on Friday evening to hear arguments Tor
and against the project Of Lighting the street lamps Al
night and every night throughout the year. AID
Cashow presided. number Of citizens were presens
All Of whom urged that tho lamps should be lighted rom
dusk till daylight every night in the year, apd nc
opinion was expressed that 1t would Dc wortn me
services Of hundreds Of policemen Several genlue~
suggested that petroleum be used in lighting the
instead Of gas New-0rleans and Paterson n. Jy
we're said 10 be lighted with this fluid. and at grees
saving OF money. After some further interchange o.
views a resolution was adopted directing the pubic
officers TO advertise for proposals to light the lamps WITH
petroleum or gas whichever should be deemed. amer
Examination ~ be cheapest and best adapted to ne
purposes. The amount appropriated for hghung tss
streets for 1866 was e76 0OO already expended efe-
7O7 leaving si25 293 Tue cost per month for lighting
when the moon does not shine Is $4,000 The amouns
required for lighting the lamps all night the year roune
e s3OO CO., and In order to RAISE the sum u WIN %
to procure the passage Of law by the Legs
lat1re authorizing the city to levy tax for the pur
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NETWORK and NE W HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1864
COMMENCING NOV EMBEk 20, 1864


PASSENGER Station IN Eew.York Twenty seveuthst
and tourth'tye Entrance on Tweutvseventh-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoHk:
For New Haven 100, S.o0 (EI) lL3o IN II Is, (Ex,l
500, (Ex.,l 345. 80 and 800 (Ex.,l p. IN.
For Bridgeport, 100, 800 (EI,i llU lis, (Ex,)
400, (Ex..) a45. 80 and 800 (fI..) p. m.
For Milford and Sratford. 100 IL 30 M J4S At m
For Fairfield. Southport aud Westport. 49, HUI ~ D. -
For EOrrsli 200. 800. EI.l $50. l:ooa m i2I., EI
aUl (K.Y.l al5, 40 $50, $40 (Ex.lp
For Darien 100, $50 ll30 a. ;345. t3o. $50 P. m
For Greenwich, 100. $50 1870 345 Az, 30 " m
For Stamford, 100, 10 tExl $50, lL30 M lZl3, ttx
400 (Er As, 40 $50. Ga 6. 90 les D. M ~ o,o ~ \,
Fortpor Chester aud intermediate Stations TO- w. ii''
a M al5 AZ, $40, CD. 100 p. M.
CONNECTING TRAINS. -
For Boston, via Springfield, S.Ooa H. lEf) 800 (E1'So'
FOR Boston via Shore Line. 12l5, (Ex.) soop. m.
For Hartford and Springfield, 900 tEx.) I2i'' 1Vo
Ok. aUU .. N. 90 oo ,,,s
10 Montreal 3.UO D. M. Northampton. -. IN ,
FOR Hartford. Providence ind fshkiu Railroad hoo EL'
n m. l2.l5 p N. - 49,, e..... R.il,osd,
sOO a m. II i5.g.91 $40 y.
For Crnsi X iirosi. l2.lj o. m. to NORTHAMPTON
For Houss;onir Railroad a m
for Naureiuck Railroad, SOFA No.. 800 p m al.
For Danbury and Norwalk Railroad. 100, SD M T."
p. m. r., .-L... o an , ~, ,,,i,
JAMES H. HOYr SUIT.
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.R0BBISG A CHID.-AbOut o'clock on Sat
urday afternoon last two children named respectively
Emma Brown. aged seven years. and Willie English.
aged three years. were accosted by while looking
at some pictures through the window Of bookstore n
Myrte-ave He made himself very familiar. talked
very pleasantly and tho children were persuaded ~
follow him 10 lonely place in the negbborhood. whefS
he stripped the girl Of her cloak and ran away I've
children were heard CRYING BY some neigho0ra ~
gave them In charge OF the Fourty fourth Precino'
Police and they were taken 10 their bone.
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United STATES CIRCUIT COURr-JAs. r.-Befoi
Judge SBIrnAn

JudEe ssPrAn
The United States agt. William Chase Barney,
B.nhsn F.bsan and REGINALD Chseneey--The tn o. ths
his orans on te bsve the accused tsd sepsr
si.iy Mssn James Brady Benedet and Insy sppssisa
Or barney Edwin James ssd Danpay lot inc 0'oe'
arts. - ,-..v. - a. al,
sa1 separate Of longing three bonds given 70 'hs Cse"
House. -...-x a. L..
hands - n v.s alleged With Fuity knowisdss that they
rsr, forred snd The Indictments charged hi with forpns
cone oi the sigDstarsa
~. syd,ncs which had been ves III The szsrh.scss
oheAy imphcsts him. and would Be sn 70 ~
- ~ cthsf Be prsjn&ceA BY stassmen
a. scss Of Counsel cited msay aashsrss both Ameresa
snd uxiisb, durins his aasumeut ,,<
Mr. Tracy followed In an ugumsus for separate WA io'
Mr. Courtney opposed the motion The object was TO en.
bsrs the Government In the prosecution OF TINS
Aesr reply from Mr. James II. Court dec;ded 70 reis.:
ths application bu ussld take great care SP'n NE VIA VIZ
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yo,se MAIL ROBBERS DrscoyBRRp.-At

Iyg an Thursday, three boys. tho Oldest NOT
Se,. than Is yss of age. and sons Of respectseis
he Post-Obce In that city By means Of fase
.o.snses Tbey confessed their crlmes and WIZ IN
Prssa nroper legal treatment. Among other booty
inch they secured was check In aver Of Collector
Wooiru6 for ", 100.