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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
THE PENIAN CONGRESS.
YestePdny's Procccdings-nOiiOn 10 + xPei
the senate-The Congress Resolves H.
self into q Court Martial.

The Fcnian House Of Delegates reassembled
at Clinton Hs yesterday morning. Speaker Cor5et IL
the chair. As usual the members OF the press were
carefully excluded from the hail. and our reporter was
compelled to pick up such information as was to DC
found IN circulation among the delegates who would
drop out every now and then for refeshment or for
little recreative chnt outside As near a. o.
we could make out. the principal tfeatures IN
Yesterdays PROCEEDINGS
were informal charges against Col Hoberts ana
the rebcous Senators, which were read to the CoI'
gress by the Clerk.
We have already alluded 10 tho nature OF these
charges. None Of the parties accused were present
The State Center of New-fork. Mr.. j. j. Rogers
moved that the members of the Senate against whom
the chirges were preferred be expelled the ground
that their action in falling to appear before the Con
grcss showed contempt. This motion was opposed ny
sev, 81 delegates who feared that its passage wond
interfere with the investigation into the conduct OF he
Senators in question, and the Speaker hnally con-
cuded not 10 entertain the resolution
IT understood upon the street that the House OF
Delegates then formally resolved itself into Court
Martial. with Mr.. Mccormick OF Massachusetts as
Judge Advocate for the purpose Of trying the Senate
Mullen and MeaDy appointed TO assist the Judge
Advocate, while two Albany delegates were chosen to
defend the PARTIES accused.
The trial lasted nearly all day, but We dd not leain
the result. AS TO the general news regarding leBla
ism, though there continue to be rumors of the most
contradictory character do not learn that the plans
aud objects of the Brotherhood whit more definite
and formidable than they have heretofore been. The
headquarters OF Col Roberts, at the Jones House are
daily visited by numbers Of the delegates OF whom
are evidently not entirely devoted TO President
OltrlODy rs was at ilSt SUPPOSED.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
corpT CsIrNDiR-Tuts pAy

SUrREME CoURT-G ESERAL TERM-Nos ~ TO 4j
inclusive. CIRcu r-PART Nos 2i3, 2i7 81. ll@ 1929
aG5 8J CO.. 1877 g8 9ll GIL g. 40. 40 4i3, 4f9, 81
$50 40 PART ll-Sos t2a sos 55 ~ 797, 79 7g9 300
6s5 90 s?l lli0 go 1893 loas 5f. 954. 1913 500.
,l5 1859 1859 soO5 1929 ig17 2o 1875 1884, 1889 1884,
1892 igil. PART llNos 1886 .l0 2l56 2l63, 2l1i lbii
2l.G. 1913. 2li0 1876 1876 29l. 1904. 2l98. 200
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-PART Mos 1902,
1872 1907 g8 $40 o83 1885, 1876 llo la7 lg7 1879 1870
lJss lJ78 PART llNos 561 l2T2 lll 800, lO!B. 1855
1876 1907 1869. 1910 1871, 1872. 1873. 1874 1873
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-Jan. 10,
IsG6-Nos - %. T.. =. 3d. 81 to - inclusive g. 81
~ CO. o. g. &C. 6s, 90 20.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
CITY NEWS.

METEOROLOGICAL.-The weather has fortu-
uaely undergone great change the difference in the
yesterday and the previous morning being
about 80 degrees Yesterday would have seemed very
cold but for the Polar term, though by contrast
it appeared quite moderate. The mercury ranged from
to % degrees above zero and the wind blew kceny
from the north during the greater part Of the day. in
creasing in severity and violence after sundown The
ice thick and safe all the ponds in this vicinity
and skating very largely enjoyed. the diminuton
OF the temperature rendering the sport agreeable
than when the mercury refused to rise above zero.
There is still good deal Of fee in the rivers and Win
ter holds her reign supreme with slight protest
against absolute and entire Arctic innovation.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
BROOKLYN NEWS.

BUILDINGS ERECTED IN BROOKLYN DURING
THE PAST YEAR.-The Police Captains Of Brooklyn
made their annual returns 10 Inspector Folk yesterday
Of the number OF buildings erected in the city during
the year sJJ. The returns given by Police Pre-
cncis and by Wards The following the totals;
Fory.irt Precinct, A buildings; Forty-second Pre-
onci ~ bindings; Forty,hrd Precinct 10 buldngs;
Foriyfourth Precinct 2l6 buildings; Forty hith Pre-
cinct. ia buildings; Fortysixth Precinct, 3ls bni
ings; Forty seventh Precinct. % buidings Forty
a3l buildings: Fftieth Precinct lOe buildings making
total of l5ls structures. including dwelling houses.
factories, schoolhouses churches stables. &c. Brick
buildings are numerous than frame The greatest
number cf buildings was erected in the Ninth Seventh
and Sixteenth Wards.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

JONpON NONEY MARKETs.-COns0Ts wcrc nrIN'
bn m. business Of the Exchange was quite oil hohday
character 80 ..-........n.a
Fn demand FOR dscoun. at bank rates was UNCHANGED
ITb. weekly Cotton market received per steamship
Nofavian Il Portland. -
LIyyppooL Friday Evening, Dec. R-BREAnsTuffs-
hIs,s,s Richard on Spence Co.. and Wakefield Wash Co
,,,. Flonr du1 with downward tendency. Wheat quiet
md nominal; Winter Red, 10 s0l0H Com heavy Mixed
25iu30IJ - .,, r. a co,do,
prnc Co repor,: Pork quiet the market 10
bare Bacon very duh and declined d3 Lld dun sales
foy Suring delivery at o0fdG2 Butter very duh Iso"
slsier 81 a decline Of ed. a. r..
pEoprcg-Asbes quier and steady Sugar quiet but hfrn
t,fe. s,es1y Rice very dull Lnseed sl advancing Ln'
seed Csses steady Sperm OlNo sales. Hosn steady
fpns Iurpentne-Sses small. Petroleum quiet at 8 "a
80.
LoSDOS Dec. %, p. m.-BsriDgs-Breadsnfs quiet ana
siecdy. Iron hTm Srg- has upward tendency conee
,sldy Tea essier R quiet SPIRITS Tnrpettine decln'
jug gaoted At q Trtft.eum steady at 6Dji1. sperm
OIL nominal Talow de- tjuing; quoted at 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
4 HEAyY ROBBERY ATTRIBUTED TO SPIRIT,

a lady named Cutler. residing a, No. 2sJ South
liith-st. l. d. for many months past has missed var
Gus articles of household furniture, carpets, plciurc
Sc but reported the facts to the police. Re
Gently her sou arrested for larceny! found gully
before Justice Daley and sentenced 20 the Pcnitcn.
tiary While there IL seems. bis conscience snote him.
ana be informed The authorities that he had stolen fur
ngre. Sc. from lis mother at yarlons times. to the
amount of % 0t0. which he sold. The police of the
Forty fifth Precinct Investigated the matter and found
that Frederick Gabraiih. corner Of South Flnh and
Elcvcnth.sts and Thomas Riley No.JOJ South Iiith-si
had purchased about $500 worth Of the stolen property
I.ese parties were arrested on charge Of receiving
stolen goods and lcd IA bonds Of s. 80 each 10 answer
The goods they purchased we're seized by the police
and now stored at the station house The most sin
guar point Of the Is the statement that while Mrs
Cutler missed her property she believed that IL was
carried away by spirits aud not by any human agency
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
Caution 10 Immigrants.

The following official notice has just been re-
ccyed by The Commissioners OF Emigration in this
City:
DrrARINENr Of STATE. BUREAU or IMMIGRATION.
WAsIiNGToN, Jan. .. le66.
SIR: lnooscd you will find copy OF printed circular
issued by certain persons in Alexandria Va Knox a
smith a firm who make il their business 10 furnish
farmers with German iGbOrOs conditions sfipaiafed
which you will see. unreasonable. and very dis
graceful well TO the employers TO the employs
But this Bureau has been informed that the conditions
nfe invariably changed after the immigrants come
into the power Of tleir employers and that they
subjected TO much H. Justice and ildigIiiy.
You are requested TO exert yourself by all proper
means 10 counteract their proceedings. and to warn
the immigrants agans. any transactions with those
parties You will also notify all the principal legitimate
immigration agencies in your city OF the action this
Bureau has taken with regard to tina, irnl. am. sr
r. y. CoyGrR Commissioner
John j Cumming. Superintendent Of Immigration,
NcwIoIk.
Ivy ALEXANDRIA. Va. Ie-.
DEAR SIR: We beg leave to inform you have com.
ulcted Arrangements by which will lie able supply
short notice Genan abores with or without iaHic-, on the
following conditions:
girls between the ages of2 aud 10 years hl price board aud
odsng Of course To furnished them both of character
State Payments be made advance. All con racs
to b. signed by both parties.
Our charge SIS per head for and women and : /? 80
for boy aud gl from IL TO l5 years of These charges
must be prepaid In every nstace-such being our contract
the 10 accompany the order OF this charge $40
be deducted from the wages Of the men and women and =
from the boys aud girls from their first years wages
These Germans to be industrious peopc-frmor gar
dsners, dairym"n, &c.
Al orders will be promptly forwarded end you will be noii
he'd OF tile time Of the arrival OF thu iabOrrr. Office
any expense ncn.Fed by your not promptly meeting them
will have to be paid b. you.
ksoX L SMITH, or Gro. WASHINGTON Agents.
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Important Diplomatic Correspondence.
EOyeTt Of tie French Finance
Minister.
TIE HUNGARIAN DIST.
HALIFAX, Tuesday, Jan. Q, 1866

The steamship Canada. Capt. lngies, from
Liverpool al II O'clock the morning of the 23d, via
Queenstown on the 9th of December, arrived here
at 20 O'clock this morning. Her dates two days
later tnan those already received
The Canada has l6 passengers for this port and % fol
Bottom
The steamship Palestine sailed on the same day the
Canada. ior Boston direct.
TIE steamship Alemania, from New-York, arrived
at Southampton the night Of the Goth of December
The steamship Moth America, from Portland,
reached Londonderry early the morning Of the 22d
of December
Tt3 steamship Scotia, from New York, arrived at
Qaeerstown at noon on the sd OF December.
Tho Canada makes the following report: "Experi.
enocd head winds and heavy gales Jan >. lat AZ 81,
Ioa % passed steamship Etna bound east"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

Tie Board Of Supervisor. Of the County Of Nrw-io'
having taken in charge the obscques Of ther late anenl"o
ASSOCIATE ELIJAH r. PUADf announce the follow ns IS
TIE funeral services viii take place STEPHENS Chnrh.
corner Of Broome md ChIystie s sRiDAf i4sh hstt
The ferans will be conveyed from the late residence Il
the deceased No. 80 Ludow to the church al :; cocA
Ihe following gentlemen " IN act as Pail Bearers
Ills Honor the Mayor, John 4. Hoffman.
Dsn,l r. Delayan, esq, Grand sacLem of the Taipin~ny
hon. william ~ Tweed Chairman OF the Tamieony G.i-
Hon. JOIN Kelly. Sheriff Of the County.
Bell es, Chairman Of the Comn.ssioner OF Charities
Heurv smith esq President Of TIE Board Of sup.ryi.ors
John Br.ce e.p President Of tie Board Of Adrrllel.
Wilson Green esq President Of the Bourd o. ,oInel'
'''J,s John A. Kennedy e.q Superintendent of Police.
Qr.son B.ant, esg, Supervisor
Sheridan Shook esq Supervisor.
Augustus " Nrismanu, esq, eA'snpervisor
John W. Farmer, Esq.
Henry Nanaew ater. esq
The pabeseI, will meet at the ate residence Of TIE d,
ceased No. 80 Ludow-si.. q oocooA q. III.
The procession viii move foE TIE house to the church
tie following orieE:
, The remains Of the deceased accompanied by tse fl
:. Tie family Of fdeceasei.
The Honorab the mrnbers ftie Boari ofsuIrv sors,
ThI eY Yo%orb .S ;h. sS Il the Bes;d of Aldermen.
hesded by their officers and S.rssant-a Arms
g. The Honorable the menbcrs oihe Boaid oi 'o"he"p'
headed by their officer. md Sergesni'nt Arms
The Heads Of Department Of ,he Sty sad op,ny. N.Y. o,
Assembly from this city.
Tie Commissioner. 81 Chsriies and Correction, tie TOM
roners OF the Central Park tile Commissioners II t-
METROPOLITAN Police 5nd the Commissioners Of the ffy
Department.
10. The Tammany Society.
II. Tle Tanmany G,nrral Committee
II. Citizens. ~
Aer lie services the charch the remains " u he con-
veyed to the Governors Room ia the City Hail. wh'r- tn"y
viii until the morning of Saturday, tie li MT,
At O'Clock, when they will be conveyed TO Nlie fns or
iutermeut. - -,
The body while in the City Hall vii. be guarded by no
members ol the Board Of Supervisors, and oppotu.y
will be ahorted 10 the iizens view the remains
BY order the Committee OF the Board OF spperslsors
JOSEPH b. YOUNG. Clerk OF the Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COuRT-TRIAL TgRx-Jsn o-Before Justice
KOBYRTsOS


KOBKRTsON.
PLEDGE or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE PLEDGER
Richard Campbell. Assignee. &c, sgt William Parker
This controversy arose out Of the transfer of n
bond and ~ ooo collateral for
$50 The title to tue properly mortgagrd stood In the
name of Mr. kchel, though this protect the
ut.i.s, Of Mr. Beach the real In the Transaction,
between Ten Eyck and Cochrane the agnof. g. the
nd Sir Beach morgsscs had been given by MIR Kit
ei~l aud aierwAId cancelled
The mortgage IN gnr,t is alleged b, tho intfs have
beer given for Mr B.achs benefit .cnry hi. ndrbt
en- 10 Cochranc and Ten Eyck The" subsequently trans
rffrd the defendant collateral 10 two stock notes.
together to 25D airrwsrd reduced TO Oool
with usual power 10 sell on failure OF payment Of
notes public private sale The notes no, being paid
be oss wa. transferred 10 Mr. Beach aud then cancelled
The plaintiffs bring fof the conversion OF this
gaze claiming 10 from the drendan It's value
az
The defendant denies that ;hI mortgage given by Kit
eh,ll nt Mr. Beach, request They
st ion uortsags Ie.sD. md that there
sn Ieepsli Lslvsap Cssysae HUksJ and HsacA AN ~
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
FROM ALBANY.
Legislative Proceedings Yesterday.
THE STANDING COMMITTEES.
SENATE. ALBANY. Tuesday. Jan. 9. 1866.

SENATE. ALBANY, Tuesday. Jan. 9. 1865.
Senator WoOp appeared in his seat, and took
the oath of Office
Mr. ii. G. MURPHY gave notice Of a bill relative to
security given by Trustees and providing for then
removal
Mr.. ANDREWS gave notice Of bill to extend the
powers of the Five Points House Of Industry.
Mr. la BAU introduced bill requesting receivers Of
Iusoven Corporations Joint-StOck Associations for
banking purposes to pay over all moneys received by
them, within twenty days after their removal.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

STAGE-DRIyRR NEARLY FROZEN TO DEATH
Lawrence Jesup. stage driver on the Broadway
aud Twenty third Il. line Monday taken from
his box AZ the corner Of Twenty nntl.s and Ninth.
ave by Officer MoGowen of the Twenty ninth Precinct
hc being iBsensbic from the effects Of the cold lie
taken into nd Looming store and restoratycs ar-
Piled after waich he taken 10 his residence No. JO.
West IhirtvlIst-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
I:a!y.

Yhe Chamber Of Deputies adopted the Pro-
sisiOnd Budget with an amendment reducing the pc
rOd Of is application from three 10 four months 1Lcy
also approved proposal Of Parliamentary inquiry
into the public administration. The resignation OF the
Ministers is confirmed the King having accepted the
resignation.
Gen La Marmora is intrusted with the formation OF
The lew Cabinet
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

The EFFECT OF THE COLD.-The main
Cro.on pipe at the corner Of Vorty.fourtL-si. and
Nnh-Gve.. burst at early hour on Tuesday morning
con pleicy flooding tie street IN the vicinity.
The fire hydrant in front of No. C26 Seyenth-avc
burst on Tuesday morning flooding the Easements of
the adjoining premises and doing considerable damage.
The matter has been reported TO the Croton Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
usir;a.

in the Lower House Of the Hungarian Diet
Count Andrassv the newly elected President made an
inaugural speech in which be argued that the rights of
Hungary in unison with the interests of the E-
pre-, but that Parliamentary Capitalization op.
posed to those rights The aim Of the people should not
lie he triumph OF Hungary but the consolidation of the
power Of Austria while the nights o. His Majesty should
be Kent ia view.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
ARREST FOR PASSING CoUNIERFEIr CURRENCY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRr,L TERM-JAS. o.
Before Justice CARDozO.
PHYSICIANS : FFIS.
Aueustus koehIrr ~. Peter All

Augustus kosher rg. Peter Ahlss.
This was u suit for s2l0, which The plaintiff
csnei hi. fees physician Tor attendance the de-
PENDANTS family. The defendant admitted tnAt bis services
wet. worth SO but set that owing TO plaintiffs mai
practice setting th. oi bis he had been put 20 an
expense +250iwhich he counter claimed The main point
OF the case this question of Aprac,ce which an
immense OF cyidenescicuiihc and otherwisewas
cumuated The Jury rendered verdict for plaintiff of 100
Roscoe H. Claiming ior plaintiff Townsend eni Levins.r
for defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

DEATH or \ MERCHATT.-Ihc body OF Mr..
Isaac Barkera prominent Maidcnlane merchant WAS on
Tuesday morning found in the Harlem Railroad tunnel at
Thirty. y.secondst frozen stiff 1t Is believed thu, de-
ceased fell from Of the of the Harlem Railroad
while its through the tInne and broke his neck.
Tie body conveyed 70 the Bellevue Hospital and
Coroner GOycr notified to bold an inquest Deceased
resided at TuckaAOc, Wesicheser County where his
remains will DC taken for inierment.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

LAMP EXPL0SIONS.-On Monday night a
kerosene oil lamp exploded in ear No lO6 Of tie Third
ave line al the depot ~ one
Fortunately person was injured, although th' car
was sOneW ha; damaged by fire. A kerosene oil lamp
exploded on Monday night in the apartments of Euge
MIA Barrett No %! William.s iniuriDg her In such
terrible manner that she Is not expected TO survive
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
o,rs,e sboud b. given I'd " Beach his paying Psks

"a
At an early Of the counsel ior the deene
for a non-sut the ground that the plaintn proper efu
was an action for leave redeem the mortgage and not
as r the conversion of pledge He argued na the DONG
not suretes OF pedSe pnt that ,ne c
tract in this sloweda mortgage The motion was DENIED
The evidence the chief questions was mot comm
The Court charged that in this the jury must con,
slider the if the real Psrtiss were ueney9h & 0p
Teneyck and Cochrane advanced money 10 brac Oh ,ne
faith Of the mortgage then TO the extent Of their debt hy
entitled hold the mortgage On the other hsnd the
mortgage was merely for the accommodation Of that firm
they cond not II was good IN the deenoahl
hands the extent that he advanced on IT, vi co.,o
they shond find any agreement such set up by the d.
ants which the evidence " as ctnlctns 10 "hc" '''
ran was a party. that end Of the suit 80
Tie defendant bad under the stock note risht 70 sell 20
onv nron AZ unh or n,vate sale He was bound make
demand Of the tmount due before sale and Of that eie
was evidence for them to pas upon II was soa a.
fair market value without collision the defnion had
only exercised h hight The sale OF the bond and NOR
of $4,000 for only Ooo not IN itself enough 70 sao
sh iraud or COLLISION They might consider, in hhins
s1ch the sale Of the adj nng lot for @2"p ano we
incumbered state of the moftga,ed premises Az we
they Should take into combination the 'neuh'
that might have been recovered the bond IT, t1.rrior
they found that value he'd been advanced by the p"in
asssnoI aud tina. the sac bad 9e.n eqn's "a t
exceedn, the amount due 10 TeneycA 'prah" insy
should not giving their verdict set oil the @iooJ que me
defendant this action being for tort aud the money ha'h
The jury rendered verdic, for the defendant; o
Miller Feet and Nichols Tor plaintiff H. u Huntey Tor
defendant. -.
SUIT AGAINST THE UNION FERRY CoMPANY-DAMA-
GEs cLAnfED AGAINST THEM FOR CAUSING
MANS DEATH THROUGH COLLISION.
j. J. Criey, Administrator e;' the tnon gerry , ~
1860 by the administrator oi Hugh cey Tor ''ooo. ~ ~
pears that in June 1854 wiie employed by tns %
of this city as bcsnan Of the Union Ferry poas ran
over hi, boat KILN, him. His body was SUBS lety Pcheu
up Governors Island.
waScmsn Ls,ting for plointiai r. NJ Huntsy for de-
fendants
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

BULLS IIEAD-Beef cattle were in moderate
supply the opening OF the market this week but con
timed to arrive as he ice let them through making
fair supply FOR the week and prices fell off nearly c T.
ID before all Sold out the majority of the stock
sold at about last weeks prices. Sheep are selling
quickly, with prospect of keeping mp, now that Can
ada STOCK Is excluded. Hogs dropped down lc. y b.
In consequence of heavy arrivals but are sitter this
cold weather
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
mark,

The bill for the reform Of the Constitution
was finally adopted in the Ngsraad IL must however
lie passed The two next sessions OF graad before be-
coming Jaw.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
SrtcrDp oP PAIry,rtc -Coroner Lynch

Y
an inquest yesterday at the X ngs County Lunatic
Asylum upon the body Of Giles Van NOst. inmate oi
that institution VINO had committed suicide by hang
ing. The deceased arrested some years since FOR
shooting bis wife IN the face with pistol charged with
powder only The effect was that the lady was dis.
figured lior life. lie subsequently had difficulty with
a man named Allen when. alleged. he also made or
attempted to make. Of deadly weapon. Van Vost
sentenced State Prison for the assault his
wife Ife served his of two years and rs Il be-
came evident 70 bis friends on returning home that be
not in n sound state Of mind he transferred 20
the lunaic ASYLUM where De put end "a his existence
on Saturday night last verdict ia accordance with
the facts was rendered by the Jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

SENTENCE on THE CHARGE OF MANsbAtuh-
TER-frank De Revere Mills. formerly employed as
engineer IN the Office Of Th1 Brooklyn Daily Eagle war
broDgh up before the Kings County Court Of Oyer and
Iermincr yesterday. He stood charged with killing
bis wife by striking her with bottle By advice oi
counsel Mr.. Wm. e. Dewitt he pleaded guilty TO man
slaughter In the fourth degree. which was accepted.
and be was sentenced 10 State Prison for two years
The assault from the effect Of which Mrs. Mills died.
was committed the night Of the 10th OF september
so The parties occupied the upper story OF The Eagle
building AZ the time
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
,.oyen,nt..of Ocean Steamers.

HNTf1 \. s, Tuesday. Jan. 9, IsL6.
The Canada sa{' for Boston at 6 o'clock
m. oyea,lg aud the p David for New'York at mid
Posukb Me. Tuesday, Jan. . lsG6.
The steamship 50 avian. Capt. Alton. sailed for
New. YOIA at .. ~ thi* *atJAVoh
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Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY. Tuesday Jan. 9. 1866
The following is the day calendar of the
Court Of Appeals for January TO- LEGO: Nos. II, ~ 7J
"A Is 70. n Il, 20. 20. 10 and %.
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Latest Ship News.
ARRIVED.

AKKTNED
Steamer Lucy Gift Newbern. n c. Nh inst. via Hates
ras Inlet 9th md,e. and pas. 10 Murray Nephew.
Steamship Cty of LoBdpp (Br) Mcfhoue, Liverpool Dee
90 Queenstown % via Halifax ust twh,re She put 10 Tor
coal with mdsa ard 335 pass TO John g. Dae. Has ha1
heavy westerly gales the entire passage.
WlND--At sunset, NV.
BELOW.
A.,Ls
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

SSATCGED 4 POCKET BOOK.-Morris John
son Yesterday went into the saloon No Ba1ter.si,
and while there the proprietor Joseph Abrams. TOOK
from hs pocket q wallet continuing sJO IN Treasury
notes As be did So johnson struck him violent
blow In the face ana snatched the wallet with which
De attempted 10 make his escape. Aier running some
distance he oYortaken By Officer Garland of the
Sixth Precinct. and taken into custody. The empty
uockc, book found. but the money in manner
disappeared The prisoner committed for trial by
Justice Hogan. in default Of 100 bail lie Is na.
tive Of Norway, aged 81 years and discharged
soldier.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
Turkey.
Intelligence.

great revolt OF CircasSian emigrants haU
taken place at Monseh and many lives were lost