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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
THE sTEyESs-CuAM CASE.
The Defendant Give. Bonds for sj0O-The
Affidavit OF Mr. Stevens.

Mr.. Stevens appeared before Justice Hogan
his morning. apd gave bail In the sum OF 700 20 Keel
tho peace and not assault Mr. Cram. The counsel fol
Mr. stevens then delivered % tho Justice 10 be placed
on Gle an affidavit. o. which tho following IS copy
STAT. IF Eel- yo,k. cry and Coufy @ Neir- iors' -
John Austin 'tcyen. j bcnz dniy sworn ,sy tsst ir ws
November last plt wh Henry A. Cram opened iothe Jury
the oil hi efn Peter H. strong In the case Of siron.
not Strong thu, In the course 81 hs renu said Cram, IN
Of this deponr used The following words ~ appear
IN the sienosrph,Is report psir. is to Io; Aed ~ ~ now
endan, who tas been 20 prominent IN ae"i IA ts t,
lie tie only son m l..sc fsmy o dlushrlsi Ine oh
daul'ers wsnted al naay and generous gnaitie," Ita'
these rcmrks wcrc in the JUDGMENT Of the dpononi una
horred and uujniGsho and NJ; s.y for c dischsse
OF the pfof olsl duty Of SD tnL That deporw toVk
no notice o sid reaik. until some days aIer ,he my
e,b DIV OF Jaur4ry inf. welt with Nh. Jos,Ih T.
Norris his brother insg. o.the Office OF $50 rim a. No.
GO Walt. That abort ei O'Clock o. thai dly dr'niut ne
Cram coming down biz ohce stairs en- defendant "pPed
Gran IN the entry Of tho second foof and .ad to im
hove come TO have an explanation wh you ,r 10
This thDk entirely out of tho line Of your duty
obtain Withdrawal Of Ie ssteinr, OF !, I'VE
you opportunity to test those fuI,s wheI.npD 'n
piled: +" csnno, tak to you now have an ensagenrnt
ca withdraw the sateneti under these circunsianec' bu
will answer You later Aicr soms nrt'f cohf'fslph
deponet l. iram. That drponcni not having received o.
o'clock tina, day any communication rom cis," wiJ,'
tho letter. cops ofwhich Is marked A. end ~ ~ " u
ponents clerk who stated to him on retaining 'h- fl re-
ssved aad iead y ard ;si thee & "s rsnvSd nG ~'gl rom
Cram up to O'Clock p- m. on Monday. !he ,il
inst, ne csporcnt at that holr sbout sent th" ieI
Ter copy OF which 10 marked by eieA, who ss'cd tha
In Crarns absence IL received BY hlr. Eop'nlo'
lis partner. who ,sid "he would deliver Il to iai tna
evening Tia. ns heard fron Cram mil deponcn
was arrested Thursdsy evening the gh Instant between
and O'Clock when he wa: informsd by INC sss . ~
had called is the defrndsn,s) oicr a ae
noon shortly uft-r O'Clock p TO nake the se', ,1
ponept has made dsent inquiry bolh o. al, one, u w
letter copy Of which marked g. q. snnex.d 70 TIE sm1svi
of ram has been len for this depSrh hhd ueponrh
Sb, that e never read such letter and never M
any know edge OF the until he read paper prPo''h
10 be copy OF the In the Polio once IN lr n9ll
ent further says hc hNhc les.' mmioh ina
Gran, was about taking proceeding 20 chnpc dep2nsA.
kecn the peace tbn. first knowledsc deponen hSa o. u
proceedings was his arrest by the officer, oi in' loe.
.a and rib.J belore me the ilth Jay Of Jan
usry 1866. EDWARD ioH" i'"' '''
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authority or pretended authority in hostility 10 ~
Oniea otsteI his s5jpraton Is not confined any
perod 1t covers the lifetime Of tho sfirman Before
dmtted to all the rights Of citizenship In tho Unitsi
States by taking the oath Of Naturalization WithorS
being naaraiizcd he might be admitted 10 the bar ol
this Court upon complying with the rules Of the Court
Bnt II. during the period Of war between the Uni,e
States and Grea, Britain. half century ago, be Lsd
Isd once In the kingdom Of which he q native and
was then subject, be could not comply with the
requisitions OF this statute. and could no
longer exercise eh,e h.s privilege as a member q
naturalization and by tie rules and orders Of
The Court would be annulled by law post aco and
for act innocent or even praise worthy when II wac
done. Other Illustrations By way Of example occur 70
the mind but IL is not necessary further to pursue THE
line of thought; nor do consider il requisite 10 the
adjudication Of the question before enter into an
examination Of any other OF the grounds Of ohectios
to the act taken by counsel on the argument AS to 81
these do not express either dissent or agreement
AN Of opinion that the Gct OF the 24th Of January,
1867 supplementary to the net OF the I'd OF july 1852
violates several Of the provisions OF the Consttutons
and 1t the right Of those whose Interests are 10 Be
have reached. If these conclusions not founded In
reason and law the Supreme Court Of the United States
now 10 session. can correct tae error and will gladly
reform my judgment by the standard Of its excellence.
After the Judge concluded. the Hon. W. g. Jones, II
few weIltimed remarks, explained the OF bic
taking part In the argument as requested by the
bar Of the city, and expressing the satisfaction With
which he In common with his professional brethren,
had listened to the lucid and well considered argument
of the Court. Percy Walker, esq: then inquire Cd
whether new oath would be required from old pract,
TONERS in the Court and on being answered In the
affirmative announced bis readiness to quality hlmsen
Immediately. The Judge remarked that Ia that case
he would have some questions to put to Alr. walker
After agreed to dc er furtnet
action in the matter until Monday next to which time
the Court stands adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
Tho Children's Aid 6eciety-A Month 81
Winter Work.

At tho December meeting Of the Trustees OF
the Childrens Aid Society. VIM. A. Booth. President
In the Chair the following reports Of the month were
rendered:
EMIGRATION Persons for whom homes and employ.
ment pfovided-Men, - women. ~ boys. I25;
girls 63; total, 100 persons
IypusrRiAL ScHooIA--Number Of scholars on TIA
OF the u Industrial Schools, 26e7; Average
attendance. 1.lOo- ~
LODoING HOusIs.-News Boys' Lodging House, No:
los Fulton. .st-Nunber Of lodgings 404s; number OF
meals 2eE3; average attendance, 1856 provided with
employ msn 81 boys Al boys saved S25 10 daring the
month. -, .
Girls Lodging. House. No. ?O5 Canal-st-Number q
lodgings .36i number OF meals 4,45s; provided with
homes and situations "a girls average attendance ~
A report received from tha '.Retage.s ia.e,s
opened by the Society at the corner M Eighthave an9
Twentyfourthst stating that homeless children had
thus far been provided With foyd clothing and shelter
Reports were received fro,n the visitors aud otae.
employ IS OF the Society owing that they had osv.
actively engaged in aidiis the homeless and assV''
children Of this Ctr.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
Passengers Arrived.

In Steamship santiaso:de Cub, from Greytown-Ale1
Jacobs Chas T. Maloy VIM. NJ Gwinn, jr., O. w. Shroud
u $ Decker w. N. Sheffield, Miss Wood. l.. D. Could
H. Ely, James Thompson. J. g. Hawey H. o. Hubbard II. 5
Sanford Mr Emerson D. Ryan Jas. Thompson S. Merret
Miss J; Whiting, Mrs Dr. Newell A. Adams Wm. Hecs H.
y Chuhbnck. q. T. Chubbuck Mrs. Frarci. T. w fenon,
j. H. Fish Mrs J. G. Baker. B. Kereheves, :. Tayl,r
~ Banks, j. II. Phillips, Geo. Moue Henry A. Ward, U
Boaflnan, H. Horton, y. Bail, j. Cre.s. j. Robins ., c.
Taylor H. ). De Laney. D. Stevens and boy: II. II sels
wick, IT, C. Pierce AWri.ht. DR.. De In Borde aud wife
a. Coyneot, f. B. Ford. Biseew, John 81 Na.h c Storm
Nm Oakley. II. Dyer Samuel c. Jouts. John Adds James
Shields, +. T. Clifford John Broger. J. Murray, r. A. Wh
ney A. Rice. T.. Gden,. J. IL. THOMPSON. II. Muriof
w. r. Lake. the Rev r. e. Briggs, H. w Ogden, L. j. Day
son, 3 f. Down, 81: @. Prescott, B. T. Morrison: A. L.
Lewis Mrs Pace. Mrs. L. Colby Mrs f. Owens and Child
J; Zimmerman, c. Zinrncrmsn, George Fox +. u. Dom
Moses awviie, :. Levy N. CBrown, Mis- Seymour j. H.
; Kengs and wife Nj. .xon wife and children. Isaac
A. Parsons, ThoQss Toune w. d. Hope aud chioren
w. X. Baker Ant Peril II. f. Jewell. II. p. Haynes Gus.
Lawienc" :; B; Williams. Wm: 3. kinley, L. Ray, W H.
Van Dyn, l.. Donuey Albert Herrick A. Y. sschsl, A.
Todd, j. H. Bayard u W. Cook, James Dodscn, Rolmes
l.. Il. PIiest A. Clark Il. r. McCloud, J. 4. Newsone
g. lammsk wife and children Y. T. Fox, George Drew,
Morrison; w: s. Bame, snd clid Jane. peryaat, H. D.
johnson. John Dodson. John McCossr 4. w Moheynois
J. T.. Plsto r. NJ. Adams j. w Tu;tle. l.. II beaver NJ
Moore. NJ Gallo j. q. Garbaizino, 5. d. Wolf and 3so In
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK...........J .JAy. L

Cleared.
Steamship Raleigh. Walker. Savannah Livng,on Fox
Co
Steamship Missouri Sherman New.OrIesns Garrison Al
len.
Steamship Atlantic Msury, AspnwaI, Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co.
Steamship Union (Br.l. Palmer Thos Dunhsn.
Steamship Florida bsrstow, Apaschcola. II. Richards
Son.
Steamship Chase. Eoath Savannah. L. l.. Jones'
Steem,hip Eastern City. Murray, phadephia.
Steamship Virginia. Philadelphia. James lIaDd.
Ship Hornet. Hchell san traucisco. Sutton &c.
Rhsk G. A. LttleLeld Nichols, Buenos Ayrcs, X T. Buck
Go.
nsIk Jules Bosd Fr Casper st. Pierre M'ri H. A. Vat
able Son
Bark Transit (Bn). Keller ApalacheOa, J. W. Elwe!
Co.
Bafk O. S. Hunt. Woodbury.. Savannah mury Ferris
Co.
Rsrt Union fBr Cana &C. Cienfue-o.. = r. Ward Co.
Eris Excelsior (Rr.l Cooper, Befmuds. McCol tnih.
Bris w. A. Benson (Bt), -, Tufhs Island. }. b. Whit
ncy & Go.
Brig william Anthony Coomb. Ma,arrr, j. Y. iewttt
Schr Eurnysde Greenfr'd. Mobile. 7. ". Eiwa.l Go.
Scr wood Doron JaIyi,, Wash!nsion. ~ l.. M9Cresdy
Co.
scll Compromise, Lockwood. Mobile, Columbian Coast
yi.e Co
sehr. Jalia tBr) Parr San JUAN p r., d. r. DewOif
Co.
schr. J. T. Durfee. rIuu,iey. Mobile. l. Y eager Co.
Schr J.. 4 L.. Cordrroy. GrAce, Aspinw&
schr Nicksburs Am,bury, Joreme tiiayti), Metesh L
Duncin.
schr. James Logan Smith Mobile, Youn: K cowan.
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D.ssenvers SAILED.

- ,e,,rcr Mlssoun for New crlerns-Ssrsh r. Sandefl
I'D MA g. H. DO LssssnIb Mrs Yalers Bernard, Mira
sss.uo and two children s. Js;sps Mr. nsd%G"d' = n
nar % = pinknry John King q. Welsh. w T. Johnson. H.
b. skinner clifford M PGr's wswSod :nd %s III, f rs ,ss
VlJ NJ = Kmb.l Thomas A. Goth, w. T. Tssker and
lister Mr Eagsn, Ms; tsssn C. Ms,r% W,,. WIs y 3
u. Proaty o. w Csarnaa Kate MeL'%slsn, p.nis & Wa.a n
ingon n salonon, p. H. Stroat g. b. Lpoy a =" e.,
St-eraee. . ,w.un.o,c. w Iukc
pa dsasier =. H. Bsfhydi Lieut. !. Strong b.Gayls
81 VIZ Az a L. H. White, Col. liawkins J. fends, ana
,o. Mf Bsley and daughter L. ID. w. hsideneueh 4. "
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ArrpvrA.

Steamship Santiago Dc Cuba Smith Greyown Jsn. J. With
mails and pass Central American Trsnst 90. Has hrd
strong Nj. winds ind fog the enre psssag- Jan D. "
miles = OF iis.rfs propeller Showing sisuai with
red ground and white letter Ia the ccntsr bound - having
fore ard rit schooner Ia tow.
seani,hip hloravsn (hr), Alton. Liverpool Dec q via
LoniondrEIy 2d aud Jan with mise snd pass. to WI
isms Gui0r. =.
Snip Deutchaud. Hensen, Harlr, g. days With m''c.
aid - pass. kuukat Go. HAD two deaths sud one
bir.h. o. Newfoundland Bank. had tremendous heavy
weather from 20 20 2ith Dec,uhe9 lost ,siog boy over
borr sprung 'oreas, ~ sl aud lost quarter boat.
started Gusr.cTdcck bukhe1d dsusccd rirng oadiy and
ioo-ened The experienced ea,e cold SesihcF
ap'. Hansen 4. badly rosfbiteu.
scir. :. M.rson. Dayi-, Occrrttovn
sc'r a. Hrines. Jsf.rs, Nrsinia.
Sc,r > Rsynor. Rsynor Georgetown f0r Providence.
SchF. H. y. Wins Iniicott Philadelphia
Schr. Wild Pigeon, Phillips Baltimore.
s,r " = Baker lof Ooa-ofeI Pierce, Fortune Bsy, y.
r.. - days. with h.h, to Chat SheeTcT.
hr Wellington, Baker Horton. ~. s.. potatoes, to d. X
DeNols c..
scs CON- Kealrey LOvei flifnbe,hpo't or PToyiince.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Hoard Of Coumcilnoen.

Hoard OF CounciiD,en.
SPECIAL LsxssIox-wKpsEsDAr, January 10, 1906
Te Hoard net In their Chamber, No IL City Hail. pur
-soall - the following cell: .
OyrIcs oy CLyRK OF BOARD or COcscILAEs,)
Esw.Y YoHK January o. 1906. }
2 81 EIGERTY esg, Cleyk o( nc hoard V CounetlmM
sRYog are respectfully request I'd to eonvene ne Doho
81 Coanceu on Wednesday January TO- al IL O'Clock r.
take such action tbey deem sppropate III ie.
.o 70 the death os Supervisor T. r. Pudy Very rc'pecs'
.oly' .,e,,,, u.rr.,.s
N1LNFR INLAY, ANTHONY HARTMAN,
gro. u, KELLOGG, EDWARD COsItLLO'
" q WulTE ISAAC ROBINSON
JAMES LONG. CLEMENT WATTS.
CUAHLFsEOsTFR JOHN SrACUD,
}. WILSON GREEN, A. II. KEECH, o,x
GEORGE IfETrXCk, MICHAEL HALLOhAr; ,
PRESENT.. Wilson Green, esq President, In tue ChA
snj the roylng members:
. CouncluaD Flynn, Long Reensn, sisd(sn, Robinson
'OBfoi, Costello Hartman Roster Watts. kescn henogs
wdte. iisczsy, HaIoran Roberts Thomas, Pullman and
{nIsy-l9.
couaemsn sTAcon moved tia, the reading Of the minutes
81 ihe preceding neeiiDg be dispeased with
Which was carried.
ASEOU&CEMENT or COMMITTEES.
Tie PEssIsgsT announced as the standing Committee on
fHsnce - following. Councilman Kellogg Councilman
'hsscl. CDalellaH Kcsncn.
Tic fRgSIDEsT z.0 announced tho Joint Special Com
nee .g the eilrs o tie 6niee of Tie Guhiic
$dninsTsiorf lsuneNlsn us.sgg COcDgiinsn Pullman,
seaneimsnt
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The Manufacture OF Files.

! To the Editor of The n Y Tribune
SIR: Some statements made by correspond.
ent of The Boon Poet reprinted in your issue Of Dco
g. In relation to what he the wonderful success
and almost incredible proableness Of the file manufao
ture in this country" need correction.
It"may be p.ece of interesting information to state
that no less than from 900 to COO worth ol
files are annually imported into the United States. and
from s5 to s6 O0O 900 worth annually MANN
featured here" yet how much more interesting this
statement, especially the last part ofit womb DO
came within four five million dollars OF the truth
The fact IT, the whole amount made In tho United states
during the year Just ended will not exceed 81 0Oo 900 n
value The business n this country yet in its In
fancy. though nearly all now engaged In it had COM
rnenced before the war; and were steadily extending
their trade which seemed likely suppIantthe imported
file IN the American market within brief period.
The war stimulated this as well other DIanches os
manufacture. and production has been more thsn
doubled since 1860 bot the action direct and Indirect
Of the Internal Revenue laws and the fail in gold early
last year, much reducing the price 0f imported mes
without being accompanied by any appreciate tall In
the cost Of labor materials have rendered tho bua
Improbable that many manufacturers are losing
money or receiving most inadequate return Tor ther
Invested capital
surprised themselves located nj Providence X.
l.. which surprise Is probably nighened into astonish.
men on enrnng that they are the reeip.ents oU 70
man is not evidently posted Eighty per cent on the
capital stock Of Whippe Co represents sum nearly.
If not quite eqnal to entire saies OF all the te
manufacturers in the United States. including ths
Whipple Co.
The assertion that "some Of the barge iron works
and railroad machine shops from 600 to sloO.'
coo worth Of files each per annum Is quite as I'M.
founded the most Of his Statements as there Is noe
aud never has been in this country an establishments
using $50 900 worth Of files in year-probaby there 10
none that has used that quantity in two years. The
Russell File COMPANY may be all that be claims for it
When business men have good thing. however, they
ere not apt 10 invite competition by trnmpetng theis
success 10 the four wnde-uness the information Is In.
tended for the Waist. market where some Of the
Jrr 8 Is66 ONE WHO IS POSTED.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12

Dow Mrs. Edeeriy. w. W. Morgan. Pew. NJ Frost W. B.
FarweL Y. Essndry. Prof d. Brown Miss Brown MIRA H.
Eennet q G. Harper Mrs O. Reed snA child Col. A. Nc
kendfy, WI. r. Johnson. NJ. Issscs ~ B Crowr Sas
Carrier, Martin 0srber. James Gilbert and wife. j. smith,
Mrs: Whitnsy. N. Pearson Misc Sarah Craig Hrs T.
Mira NJ Mckenzie Pat J. Walsh A. M Osborn and Wife
Lieut. T. r. Morton T.. McCurdey and wife, IIr NJ. A. Sly
and child v Whimple, I. Goldworthy o. Gailird L. La.
ion;on. b Stafford. Mira C. Allen and dau gheI. John
Elliot Miss Mary r. Bolton. Capt j. N: Dow aud WIFE, u
Arthur, wife and sister; w. H. Dow n Perado s. s. for.
Edward Hicks g. W. Richsrde, J. Wagner. Thomas Bland
Henry Theirand r. Mense, aud many ia the ..eerase.
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Trnysffrs, Guiff.

iOth-sye, aid by Harlem. 4. h'-DeRot si:l,.,
G. and 10 .. TO-. Harlem II l. n. and II o.
Sunday tram. via Hudson River, p. m CRY
ca1s run between Chamber and 51.h-st. station
and CITY Hall sud lutist station.
10 Baltimore Bnd Washington, by the NcwJcr-ey
H. r.. foot Of Cour'landi-st., and 10 q. m.
p. H., and u midnight suuiay..:...
To Boston, by New-Loudon line, fier ~ y. H.,
daily iSu' day cxcep,,d .............'....',. Pf
To J. Jsion. BY New-iiaven Il. H., VIA ssprinshei,;
2h. and iIav; IA, ,n , sua.
ave-. via store iine. lli and p shnday.. p Q
Il Canan3aigas, Rochesier Bnialo, SOAR anol ara
West by E,ic Railfoad foot Of Clriinoers-s'.'
a. : ~ 3. M. $ and pa tmisfnn tfain..... 2.
To Camden, MaucGe der and LONG Branch by ht
ritan end Delaware Bay y. H., via steamboat
Ie.' o l a2S Ss1serr pa S'lS and Lon; MI AIS
30 Creenpo.i, by Lorg Island X. L., foot oiJsne' =,
sir. +. X, a. m sud fap"ans .'''.,' d ~, "a" v
10 Hacke,isiOvn and iui~inediste stalohs y
Morris and Essex H. r., ioot Of BaFcAy-sL, ai
$50 A H. Nv sane roed ior steiirns "est o.
Mlburn AZ I: 10 o. m. Horistowr kxpress..... p .
10 Newisen connecting IN H. H. iot M 'ia',io''' =,
and sprnghedatt an eTs leave Peek SIP IT. "a
To New Haven, by the Hew-IiaysnN R.R, E'tt-st
and d4fsy.. 8, 3, III a. ~ l2t - ". ana y
To the West. by Central RAILROAD o. New.JY'ey;
via A lentoyg .. from foot OF L5eny-st. y. H..
an u ~. aud 800 .. IN SUNDAY ifain'..'.''' p
4 Pliladef ma, 10y Now.leIsey Kailroad loot OF
CongtianGt-.,. :. 10 and III o. NJ, y m.i and5 D.
M sSa by steamer CITY ofProyaeace cv
ery Tuesday Tiursday and Saturday, iiom Pier
go y. r. ............................ <P.
To Wasl,irgion by New-Jer.cy X. X. foot Of
Court tsndt-s'.. and a. m.' p n'' aud ~
=, rsais bv Nc;;ier5 r r. Xc.
from Jersey City At Q! q. M, l2i. A. aud 6:O! M
Monday AZ 3i b.
r. Tew.Oresn.. every Saturday. Atlantic ard Misssir
Steamer Line.
Fo$G,rbrr ,r,na Son Ia re.nd 70 Roroi1 limo Tab'
see adyo<tiscInents in ano.her part Of thh paper
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apoGcn.
lJort-ii)arofns' Noilte.
Stare 0P Nrw.YoIE.
D. U-.y,vx.f n.FtgR 40 ~ Wali.tt

sr,Tg oP NrwYOrE.
Ponr.WARDESs OsFIcg. No. ~ Nallit
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance wrn
section ofth. pissed April H. 1891 entitled " An
Ael "a Eeorsanlr the Narient Oice oi tia Po oi Now
york to al perions inef',st IN or havn: charge oi ts
.sbcc, iair such n1afg examination 0r surrey tHit
the following v.ssri, undT examination ny ts- fot
Wsrtens END l thr .ti sureYs OF erhninl WI ie
completed within ten days succeeding THIS notice. on
bosld .lid vessels; -.
SHIP psspfuis............... =.
sclr. New o!k....... ..s..s.ssss.s's"i' .. -
Schf. CONAN. fsS'''.' =
scll. saf1h Msra...................s....., r. II.
MlNTHORSE IOMPk!A5 PTrsilel
T. Ar0's flgnRiylH. Secretary.
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Disnsters.

NIINisGTox y. C.. Jan. le.-Tho schooner reported
ashore New lr-; to be the Josephine from Nsh
i sor y C. loaded with The ycse and cs;o were
tot io The weather hss materially uoteTlt'd aud i
very plrasat. -
Eos5oS, Jan 1.-THE brig r r. Cnr',s Captain hhrrion'
PHILADELPHIA with coal, Of and or Pof land went ashore
ashore rnSbiry beach Monday night Ihs vessel bised
aud hllei with water. The crew were saved.
Tho tch0ou-y Ihs: Wind from Jercinc ior Boron vlih
o.w GOD. Sc 70 ashore bAlnsgaie Point, Nehett lie
ciew saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Cises...723 Sets..... <55 Moon rises. ..3:2
fIGH WATER THfs DAY
Sandy Hook..s2i Gov. Island ...50s Hell CAe....6:s
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WILLIAMSBURG SAVINGS BANK,
VI Corner Of South T,IIRD md kOIRIH-SIS.

Bsookiyn. h. d.
DIVIDEND NOTiCE.-D pg,ioEs are hereby noIacd That
C seui Annual DIVIDEND, II tie tate OF SIX 90 PER
lEsw rer anruna all Of Three Dollars aud upward
ths shall have been deposited three months on the t day Of
January next Will be paid 20 Diostofs or after Monday
Ssn. Is, 1906 free frolu Government : x . .
ln,eges. called for WI be passed to The credit o.
ijSpcs usds on OF before the 10th day Of January viii
fr.Nw ,nterest from tie ls. ~
Tie Bank l. open for business DAILY Sundays and hoi'
ssys excspted), MONDAYS and SATURDAYS from to
O'Clock D. ~. sud TUESDAYS. " WEDNESDAYS. IHUKs-
IOAYc aud FRIDAYS froai 10 a. NJ. to o'clock p m
GEORGE RICARD, President
WILLIAM WALL. I }yiee.Prcsaeu,s.
NATHANIEL BRIGGS. ) '''
S.NUYL w TnUsLow Secretary
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fNlTED STATES TRUST Co. Of NEW
~ YORK. No. i3 Wal. cor Nilium-st. Jan 4 I05G-ht
meeting Of The Board of Irusecs Of this Company held
thi' dcy DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT tie o.tal
stok Of tie Company and the Government thereon
1.cAared, payable on the 10th Instant.
WM DARROW. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12

ce Of his profession In the National ours anu M vi"
moi run the risk OF testying to his owp guilt 1hs Is
the merest and the shalowest sophstry. IL he Keep
silence, Le Is thereby deprived of CONSTITUTIONS
right; il he speak lie becomes "a witness against nm.
self" Judgment ofcoldemnation instantly iolows tne
coo .ced acknowled gment OF guilt and an act OF me
Legislature is thus made take tho place and exercise
tie functions OF tho Judicial office. Now II tohgrtSs
NAV bring about such u result TO man. Is IL not dony
by indrcction what 1t is expressly prohibed from ao
Ing directlyi
II has been strongly urged upon the argument h Of
this law OF January 1865 Is In tho nature of pI ",
aitainder and II II be liable to this charge
stand. Compress Is expressly prohibited from pss as
such law. 1t Is well settled that bs OF atan @ "a
they are technically called include what are aa
bills Of palus and penalties (e Crancn C,oTmsu;a *, T. ,
Kents Com Sec, 49, 2. 3sa and stSrys IN, poes II
ries) Is not tho law OF January such Oil wUe'
not in fact disranchse tho claes OF men ~. "a,h ~
lawyers under the pain Q, the and necessary con-
aon.nce ~ tbrr refusalf Does II not disiIaIehise
them when II requires them to take ..o IT, =, uot
before they eau exercise tna' ;.I"nr. Of judicial
Ia Il not pronouucing upon the quit o.
the party without any Of the common '0rn' anu
Of trialr' ,. .h. oh,ec,,on that this statute Is
In tha nature Of an ez post Jaceo law. - ....,n .
uo II restrained In exprcss terms nom passns
% ~ shis character, and history Is full Of ws.nne
against tho mpoloy and wiekednsss OF q.
neher involved moral urptude nor
sn o" Titan code II statute does thiA AND amxes
"snsfy to the act II II ~ post fseo or oy suts
rassed subsequently, TO the commission OF sams. w,
n;Sment for that orime u ncre Ased. OF different OF
sss eyidenoe is required to conict an cnendef tnat
was required when the oct was COMMITTED" the Law
tI post facto -. c.,...., ~ Inc o,
INV 1859 and which Is embraced In the oath require,
by the act Of January e. 1865 is as folowsi Iha'
have neither sought nor accepted. nor attempted .
exercise the FUNCTIONS o auy office whatever auaer au
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12
OrFIcr CIrrrI.rp = Prrrsrrren n. n. 10 n

OFFICE CLEvFL.yp h PlrTssCHeu X. II. Co,
-x. tLEy IlNp. g.. Jan. G. 1865.
VI L DIV lDEND OF FOUR PER CENT
pr cent?, fee OF Government chaise,wii be paid 10
eit %. stock L. ts Company OF dse o; 18Th December
Gio. e. ruE AhErlc,y NArIosAr IAyK No. so Broad.
-hS ohK on and after .br 10th INSTANT. Tno eisl
~ De paid icT thirty days said Baik, after 'h9t
~-.'st.1id o. j. n. AcCCLLOCH, PRTsIDES..
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-12

CENTRAL RAILROAD Co OF NEW J.a,sEY,
.~,~ no t9 WALI-ST, NEw-NoRE January 8. 1851.
HE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
60. * hes b en- declared payable MJEDAi tine i5h
'anstsis. at ;his Cfice.
- me insi instalent Of THIRTY PER CENT on the
s'..s, - payable az The same time aud Place.
A-e 4Isn'eI Books swi be closed nn'i tie i0h iuser,.
SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer