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New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.


THE VACANCY IN THE OFFICE OF THE STREET CoMNls-
sloEER-THB SPECIAL COMMITTEE on Mr.. ISAAC
BELLS NOMINATION FOR THE OFFICE RENDER
THEIR REPORT
The Board met by special call at o'clock yester-
day afternoon the President Mr. John Brce in the chair
The special committee whom referred the nomination
Of the Mayor Of Isaac Bell esq Street Commissioner re-
ported that the very unexpected resignation Of the Street Com
missioner equally sudden action of his Honor the Mayor
IN submitting nominsi9n 70 ts DC1r at a sPe,a @ @
tee There considerations that nstinctyey forced
themselves upon the attention of your committee in taking up
her reflection and consultation with dlsineTesed prominent
citizens have confirmed aud Justified them. ,
First That definite, well expressed public opinion asIe
from party demanded an unexcepuonable nominee Tor he
Office made vacant by the Hon. Charles 6. Cornell
Second That an equally WeeXPesseI private seni'H e IN
demanded that great care and Judgment should be used IN
wise Unidentified with political clGues d!naes but gentle
man whose and reputation well established
this city pure administration of The affairs OF an imCth
department and he assurance that the Legislature should
Thid That il is imperative duty at this time to prove
that high minded honorable men con be given Official po'uoh
ia this city without the assistance or Judgment oil inc
IN Considering the nomination Of the Hon Isaac Bell yonr
Committee constrained 10 believe that he does not come w
the standard requgcd by the emergencies Cd ihe present u'
They chceruy TESTIFY to ms hgh character as ~
integrity with which he has discharged his duties as one M
Commissioners Of Charities and Correction yet It y und
nabc has wears been chiefly known as an active gne
partisan politician and while hardly be expected that
politics will bo entirely ignored they cannot but think thai
some may be whose thorough business experience
and independence would give confidence that be viii not con
duet the department IN ubsercnce 10 any party clique OF lac
tiOu. -
The Committee will further state that they ne nname 10 h
that Mr. Bell desires leave bis present positions lhcy hA
unWse 10 invite him leave place with the duties Of when
he thoroughly conyersn and where experience forms the
best QUALIFICATION.
Therefore your Committee would respectfully recommend
that this Board do advise and cnnno take the nomination g
the Hon. Bel SiItct Commissioner Respectfully sub
mttel. LEWls j. lNLls IL j. ELllLi,
PEIrE MAsITEsOS.
Which was adopted by the following vote:
ifrHrfiro- drmeu Flynn Geduoy Eiy, Ryers, Reilly Mas
tcrsou. Namum O'Bfen, su Noor1s-h
NeggHrc-Adenneu Conan, McBiien TIE Pe1den Alderman
Mctinnis-A
The Board then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
f W....H

LARCENY oF RmBoNs-Jolu Howe was placed ON
a on ihc charge of .tcrF o, Of uloas 'a.ae 90 soo
Tic owner ~ tlc Ribbons. NJ. Jo.rrar testified tiaf hey
utfr missed from Dds store Do tll-.t on Lc evening oi
ile .th of september lclu...y fo DIE closing up He
saw bis property sulse. I"ity fIr Fourth Ward station
House and ,uulcd it Ios K1lu testified Tint hc bought
TIE ribbons OF the defendant or and willie oa Dis way home
with h. purchase nIrrd ad taken o tLo station House
but released arf De Dad accounted r DIE possessing hc rb
hon. Howe tcu arrested and charged With te thct IN
defense the charge hc proved hy witnesses Tint Doe bought
ribbons jew p"Irr or tAc o 80 Tie iIos'cu
said they did not have sufficient testimony 10 convict aud
the defendant received % verdict ~ not guilty
CONCENNo 1HINk-Iolu Il. Gilmore was tried ~ steal
ing trunk and contents worth slOO Mrs. Mary Conuors
testified that .Lc bad lot trunk filed with cwcly clothing
ON the November and had not cea IL since. Ihos
AIr1ly cnrmuu testified that hc employed to remove
lc household gos o Mrs Couno; that hc bad the defendant
To watch h cI while he oadng that BE- under tc
influence Of liquor pId while The witness was removing SOFA
De- carried oi lhc trunk
ohctF sfun arrested the defendant n portc house In
Tathush ave- Brooklyn and while n conversation he said 10
the officer You have about that trunk
Tie only evidence offered for tie defendant 10 show bis
previous good character lie found guilty and recon
nonei hy the Jury the mercy Of the Court lie was ir
maudcd TN Monday give him opportunity 60 return The
trunk and be- does not be promised I've years sen
of0 flp 80 tfp isnu
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
nnApn nr sI-rFrNI.nRS-
SPECIAL MEETING-ADpITIoE,L APPROPRIATION MADE
ELECTION OF A SUPERVISOR is THE PLACE OF

SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APPROPRIATION MADE
ELECTION OF SUPERVISOR rs THE PLACE or
ELIJAH J.. PURDY
The Board met at - C',loc, noon yesterday by
special caI President Henry Smith il the chair UIon
tc recommendation OF tlc Controller resolution was adopted
apurorratu- t rdlonl under thc Che bend OF Inter
ost u SolIir, ToIly IuI blud. lr amount heretofore
appropriated being Insufficient topay Ho interest due No'em
beI j. Instant
Iy resolution Ie Citr Jr'ro and Recorder allowed
rlr. .1H I.l t..Uu 'Ur Df..U ..-f.
Ou mo. p ~ Mr. rycrl o.. Iu., PROCEEDED p fic election
of supervisor tp n the tr-rcy ec aIDH.l u e dead. '
Ic Ion Elijah b IUrr which isii i. ihe choice "i 'cf
IS. Narr.1 Supervisor "'.'.
I1. .e..l Cuali.- OIL, Sow County Cont I0 rlr
.eute! . resolution it ,..t ". p. .. .l..1
lIo"... D. D. s. N. W. t.u.I 4ou ....I .. Ju.H h.ar.
services .. a.u.I.,.. ..U H- Geo lH..s rUI.-
TI5..'url l'H..I- .1 rn,t. si
NI.c. ua- .dUp..L
s. .n.mr.. ...I,. .r. received l,r ue II....r ,. .t
U..rl oi I'lr .fiuH aHs tH f..t Ir ..I . -' ... t
si ... .I.IN 'I. 4. IHrf t ... I|.... -.I..
Yi.p.IlU. ui iHe Board Co. .. ..- .. |H I .I
tlHt a. additional .Il |HH uI h, required i. oh.
port ot tHr 'to.err ol f.c g. col ..W lD.a A.lt. Oh.
f., f..I.I'... .t
o., ...1s.H fl. Controller U's authorized tn lF tc Hi.
pl HEs.-.l g. Co.. amounting f1 .'I. id .- '.'" 'H .
-f 1ui 'sh ii..lu.at' Ai'rD H. ..I . ... N u. N..
j 6alf} amounting %" ".iI. ..r...I. tu OBJ. -.' l-.t 1l
Iar B.l.a t.sa al.oaae1 -.. .. t. ts c.Io. fes.I.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
THE DRAMA.
BAREUM's MUSEUM.

large and exceedingly interesting collection ol
wild ols NAV now be seen at the Museum. OF its extent
the reader NAV Judge when say there are upward OF forty
oces proyded for the accommodation Of the beasts VI us
variety some idea may be formed from the fact that II ende
an elephant half dozen lions several gers anu
g. ,tr ,vo byenas number OF bears, zebra tapr a
camel number of beautiful nylghaus, Kansas wolf tiger
eat porcupine and large number Of animals Of less note
t not Of less interest and value to the student OF natural MS
to and the admirer OF barbarian beauty An exhibition o
the trained animals given at the Museum every morning az
II o'clock Their cages brought upon the stage ana ih
keeper gives practical illustration OF he idea o Da - |
Tbe Honeymoon" is acted by Mr. Bamum theatrical com
ponv The wild beasts as noted Monday belong to the
Van Amburgh collection.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
CoRoxERs ISQUEsr.-Alr. Henry B. Johns, a COM

CoRoSRRs INQUEST. Mr.. Henry b. johns COM
nercia Traveller who recently arrived nom CA0ieso > -
where he has time stopping on account o A
l ON "wednesday evening called al the residence Of Mrs
kacdau No IO Frnkn.st and asked 10 be allowed 70 re-
ma there night He could not speak above whisper
and he informed Airs s. that he bad been suffering lo many
months st fom bronchitis and his southern up had
ben productive Of benefit He was shown 20 "oh un4
yesciday morning tic c0iOred servant being unable !" open
The door looked the fng sud the occupant ol lle
lying upon the bed and apparently dead Al pce o
fhe Fh Precinct called iI and burst open tae GOO" aA
examining the body OF M. Johns life ioha 70 f eA
unct Later n the day Coroner Gover was n0hed aha Ae
Inquest the body Deputy Coroner John Beach uoe h
Sxtcsa examination and in bis opinion death was e result
NJ chronic bronchitis terdict u accordance WIN ihh o
bon rendered by the jury Deceased native o the
United states aged about 20 years Tie leaves vile and TWO
cldIen residing in Jersey City HOhoken Coroner toy c
TOOK charge Of Tie remains The relatives friends ot ilf
deceased can obtain ther information y calling 90 me Cor
Glors Office No. ceurest
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
PARIS EXPOSITION
PARIS EXPOSITION. :
HAvHK PACKET SKIP HARPswFLL, :.
gfou --l Pier No 6. North River, {.
G,orp No. 90 NtwYok City. .
(f4.s Ia


Goods must be delivered on board vessel at the exhibit
o expense after which the Government will all expenses
Of freight and carriage Paris Notices Of shipment with
list Of articles should be forwarded 70 MI Derbys office No
40 Parow Exhibitors Of machinery should send iull equip
meus Of belts shafts puleys and other overhead WoA ana
also Wrenclcs, oil cans sc.
Tte following are the names of the COmnis Oners
j e. DERBY General Agent Or the jnitcd states
PAID SCIENTIFIC COMMIssIONELS
J. T. Lesley Philadelphia member Of tAe National Acal'm'
samuel b. Eugges. Newiork well known for his scientific
anF s' R1T5nTg NegYo President Of Columbia College.
William Slade Cleveland OHIO c4 Coasu to Nice aud son
Of ex Gov Slade OF Vermont
III Honyg Acney Marquette Mich distinguished for his
oroueh know lodge Of mincrogy aud mining Has since
i,cen anpontcd State Commss oncr ior Michigan
lanes II Bowen Chicago President OF the Third National
i'ii.A Wearr Failing Portland. Oregon
p Lawrence smith Louisville KY one of tue leading 'cen
'-iy Io,i, mis- Agassl the vord.rcnowned naturalist.
UNPAID OK HoNoRAEY ooNN'S'ioNER''
j. b. Alezan4er BALTIMORE.
J frec;e Trenton IA N o. Pe,SroI Ro% ~ ps psodenhi
Charles B Norton Pails since appointed S'ue Cou'~s'
sioaer for New-lork
John McGumcss. ILLINOIS,
W. j Valentine Paris
j. Heryey Jones Pittsburgh an iron manufacturer
William Adams Cincinnati Ohio
frank Leslie New York Of Frank Leses Illustrated Pub
heIons " Evan. Paris the celebrated desist Of that city
He viii have charge Ol the department Of sanitary reforms
and impTVy emeUts M d.. .,,. .t.
T. n Nudge Bo.ton heavy dry goods dealer.
q r. seymour New York connected with The I,mes
James Archer ~. Louis.
Professor n Du.,once Philadelphia. now Of Paris.
Francis McIlyain Philadelphia
Charles H. GOIhum. Pars "a.
ueoticut.
- A. Lcaihelmann Tennessee
STATE COMMISSIONERS.
Maine G. a SHAW. Connecticut J. r. Bamun. hasgcln
/ ..f J. e. y
.-.,.i.t o. OCouer. Michigan Henry dAhpy Illinois. =.
B. Uctra!, IUIiul T \. Wisach Iowa l. " slaier
.y...a..n D J. rutlcr Minnesota T. L. Mann Louisiana
it,.I G,tual Oregon Charles NJ Carter West Nfeima
L. a DIS DcaI. Alabama Col joseph Hodgson
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
srxnAr.scnoo1. CoxcERr.-A COMFORT under The

SUNDAY-SCHoOL CoYCERT.-A concert under the
Leadership Mr. j. g. Van Nosirand was given in the NJ f.
Church situated in Ea Sccntccntht last evening The
programme was varied and the exercises Of very interesting
nature The object Of the concert was for the henc O inc
mi. ion which was lately established by Of the omcs
and teachers Of thc school attached to this church The mis-
Sion l. ~ present situated n Avenue aud under the super
ufrdonce Mr. Thomas stevenson II bids fair 10 De great
blessing 10 the locality in which II is established.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Bsk Ocean Home Brand ssguO Grande Nov n with
= wsy1 Co Sailed company with bark Marie for Bos,on
len brig b. Brown for Bau0re bark Lucy Francis for New
vi -esdy for sea- brig Ella Lee. Tor do. do.
Bs Nuoys ProYdenza ta) Mangro BordeauH 4s days with
"3e ne % 9Syed BGrstrom Malaga days with fruit Pancb
Meincke WeudL 20 - III
Brig Queen Br Ellis Rio Janero 80 days. with coffee to Froo
Schmidt Co. -, -. =, ID, Mn, ,o
% dsvs with wood 10 G. H. Trumbnl DC, 20, David
Dougherty Rechebucto died at Aeceibo Of yellow ey Nova
la 5a ie on 69 09 Aug Meyer died OF dysenteTy; Now H.
2s E long IS 58 spoke brig Mary Alice from kinsson isn
Halifax Nov l6 split sails broke tler stove onwaks and split
rndder.head.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
SALE op THE OLD BowgRY THEArER.-T

SALE OF THE OLD BowBRY THEATER.-Ihls we'll
known old establishment viii be sold auction this day at y
meridian at No III Broadway. The auconees are beeeAei
Sons Exchange Salesrooms). ,,,-
Tie Thcafer despite sale will be open TIL the st OF May
next at which time the lease 0f Mr. Fox viii expire ~ h
tmo Mr. Fox viii have held place five years when he TOOK
he house il had By bad management much rn down Du
by his introduction pintommcs be soon brought u mp ana
succeeded crOWding the houses since which time ls pu
larifv has decreased
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
BASE BALL.
A FUNNY GAME.

decidedly interesting game may he expected on
Monday next the Capolne Grounds Brooklyn when nine
Masous Of NowYok play an equal number Of Masons
nom Brooklyn or the benefit OF the Masonic Hal ard Asylum
md of D., state Of NewYork Tie n of the hlg consists
tie TINT not Of the Is know anything whatever OF Tue
,tmc some ~ them very Old very ii some very
Nv and al very green hu' a enthusiastic Mason zee ~ '
min WI De .lAIged sleelllQIN
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23

"WuAT Is DIRT i"--Solon Robinson has chosen
M ~ w the tile Of lecture he Las engaged 20 deliver a;
S,o,, Rucks Co Pa. the afternoon of Thursday Dec
la Ifnsns good e sys it IS betto as bis lecture upon
WI, h. Grass. % which was published weeks siuco i1
r, ,, ~ tte farmers az Hgks toIrty Viii have in'
,rjtv 10 Istcl to something deeply interesting io 90
citg,or. OF trc soil Othcs communities m5't lH'Hi 'N
l.fou,rs to tie same Instructive lessons
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23

WILL OF THE LATE SENATOR WRIGHT.-Ihe VIII
Of the late Senator Wright who died at bis residence in New
AZ Qu the inst has been admitted to probate III The SWIo
ot Office Of Essex County The entire value OF me eac
s sworn 10 at 81 600 OF which 5000 600 are IN il V
and SEQ 900 In personal property One thousapd Uos
,leyscd 10 the House Of Prayer and the Daance W 70 Wv m
Gir of deceased The homestead and ADJOINING
Pakpacc Is given the widow for her use auiiS I @ nm nj
Is Given 10 his grandson aud So 900 70 hls M
ter children his daughter IN Russia MT % y II ' Wrgb
sn ,esnectyey 10 the son and daughter OF Col f. ~ M
Lis only son The balance OF the property ~ 10 w sHi i &
vidcd between the widow and daughter % ;s made
iaer bene secured 10 her or her sole use y
m go nj lie death of any one the cgatees loi uA luhs w
share among the survivors OF the legal %
d robte were Government stamps to ihe Vai' oil f
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
NEW-JERSEY NEUS.

BREvITIEs.-Two New-Yorkers, named Morris
were arrested in Jersey City Yesterday for stealing OH IRON
They were committed for examination Mr. c. " Zulch, who
announced that all roce who ground coffee on their premises
must pay per has rcconsidcrcd his determination
and informed dealers that they may continue at the rate Oh one
cont pr pouud Two weeks since lost overheard ear
pe bag containing slOO in gold 40 the Jersey city Terry hes
ierln, Il was recovered james English Jersey City ear
driver who was arrested for running boy was yesterday
discharged the having been shown to have been
purely accidental
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
TIE PARIS EXPOSITION.

TiST Hy T1g C0MMisSf6yIks--ARTIcLEs FOR ExHl'
BITIoy VOW BEING SHIPPED
Tie Office Of J. c. Derby General United States
Agent for the Paris Universal Exposition IS r6W the scene OF
much activity in view Of the fact that articles intended for
exhibition are now being received and placed board ship for
transfer 10 France The Hayre packet ship Harpswe is now
living at Pier No North River ard Will sail early IN Deccm
ber All goods for which space has been devoted should be
fOrwnrded % Ills CITY. maIked as leloWs.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
BOARD or COUNCILMEN.
THE SITE FOR A NEW POST OFFICE.

The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon
the President J. Wilson Green Ia the Chair
The resolution from The Aldermen rendering the United
States Government the lower pl Of the City llnlpurk as
ii e. fnr Post Office and United State, Court building 40 a
cost Of 81 OuOOC0 mp and after debate m which
the members number of amendments that uo purchase
sn1u od De- $4,000 sIUUJuJ 0ui other amounts the whole
subject vas Laid on The table for action De- bad on Monday
next.
Tie Board tlc Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
AcclnExr oN rnE NEw.HAyEy RAMRoAD.-On

ACCIDENT on THE NBW-HAYBN RAILROAD.-On
Wednesday evening while the NewH Haven express train
bound down. passing Forty ninhst the locomotive struck
the horse and wagon of ycudcr named Samuel Yates residing
M the corner -ist and ulTdaYc instantly k-
inc the horse and smashing the vehicle The animal was
valued NJ 800 TIE saved bimsef by jumping rom the
wagon inst before it struck by the locomotive.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
announcements
OIyvpTc Tup,TER MATINEE.

The ropulir Family Matinee tomorrow (sftaIy) ancnoon
O'clock Bouecsu drama InB LONG STRIKE podnt ed win
a be nehy Attractive features es A. night Admission loI ts
% an parts of te Tleaer thlden % cents
Lo'G STRIKE Natiues urou2ed with ades and cbdel
leaving he should ly themselves Of ts opportunity
, .sr.ng TuE LONG >TBtRY
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
CITY NEWS

OCEAN CURRENTs.--A meeting Of the Society Tor
the Advancement OF Science and Art will be held this evening
upon which occasion Prof Grimes will read paper upon
ocean Currents and their influence IN forming Comments
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23

IHH EXCISE LAVA mali named John Evans
giving hs residence No. 30 Boomdelds, Jersey City
Yesterday complained T. A. Lnngcuburg grocer IN Bush
wckuyc T. D.. for selling liquor without license Inc
accused was hcrupon arrested by Officer Nicholson OF the
Forty hn Precinct and taken before Justice bailey TO answer
the complaint lie pleaded NOT guilty but was telFd 20 give
bond. 10 appear ior t1al on Wednesday next.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23

REAL ESTATE PURCHASE. Some ten acres Of land
near e Nuc Works at Newark have been sold by Mr. Eos
well Van Bnskirk to company who propose TO erect nam
moth grcultuul Implement manuiaeioy Inc sum hd lo
tic property was lOOOO
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
4 Nrw CnrRcn ror WmIrAMSBURGH-LAYIyG

\ NEN NuAh' u i'I W li4l A-''N 4s''iA Ia u Jew Va
IlE CORNER SIoNE Nr-UgpN-llc corner stone of new
Methodist Episcopal Church laid go William bureh ycsef
day by Bishop James Tie site OF The church a hc cor
tp hr l ing 0f the stone int resting exercises were
held bon the south FIst " L. Church for whose Cou-r-u-
thrucw odifce j. about being constructed Bishop Jane.
yr!od address and apollo 2ic for tr absence of Bishop
Simpson who detained 100 homo by sickness iu DIS family
pastor oi the cur,h and prayer WHs offered y ,lr cf T. j.
james. This church when completed VIII rank among tie
r.t the country 10 will have frontage ut Uu feet on Bed
fuuyc including 30 feet parsonage and extend, l". ieet oh
Ws0nst The audience room will be a. feet wide - feet
l.h extreme length % feet on the floor - cct inches
There Will be 80 pcWs wauut the main floor and Co n the
gallery The church will 80 persons IL ul have two
toucr. one of which will end IN q ,pc lS) feet high Tie
architect Mr. Rembrandt Lockwood of New AOA IAC cost
Of tl enterprise i. estimated at slt10n
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23

DRUGGED AND ROBBED.-A man named Patrick
Cassidy employed agent FOR New York publishing
house was druggcd ana robbed OF s25 in Bergen some time
since Mr. Cassis misfortune 10 light shortly after
but was kept quiet for the sake OF securing tue thieves
Their apprehension having proved hopeless however she story
is ut asst mn public
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23

.,ed The q this Company viii s'semee On hiVRSsy ~
ln't' a. lV3 y 'eO0A - ~ - JOHN W. COCHRAN o. =.
AToN-Col Bendix Of the 30 Regiment was on L
Ia, evning presented with elegant sword sah ana nt ny
the officers Of The regiment the articles costing aOol wv
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
NATIONAL TAX ON COTTON.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MOVES FOR ITS ABoII-
ToN-A MEMORIAL To CONGRESS.

The Chamber of Commerce met in special session.
yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of considering
ment imposed upor cotton.
Mr. Maury from the Special Committee appointed at pre-
vious meeting submitted tie following
REPORT.
10 ne Chamber Of Commerce
The Committee appointed consider the expedsncy emOs
ing Congress In favor Of sbong the present upon cotton es
leave O report Is follows:
Your Congress- 10th urged various
proposed then be
the House Representative and them that had
influence n the Europe. ln illustration Of
the Of this opinion submit the following fac
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23

The ADiNs.Sr. SHOOTING AFFRAy.--Dauici
rKtc'c OF so 1 Itorayer BfooIyn was yesterday ino.t
re l-ausIt uD before Justice colnwr 800 uf HeD.
fGfcerHcl u il IOH Gothic IlpD Aaaussf afH of using
bt4us fheIeat A0era bIcf czu. nation De- vss t aged
EIll Iepumalj
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23

SHoPLIFTING.-An unknown man attempted to
'ft coat from in front Of Noniss clothing store Newark
ave- Jersey City yesterday afternoon but was unsuccessful
although he managed 10 escape from the police
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23

COOP FATHERS and AFFECTION ATE MOTHERS should
not m 10 rotest their Colif I'D Cr31p by ecunng
DENOREsrs FED clasp only &c. ec1 sold 90 NO
80 Broadway aal IN the House Furnishing stores.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23
BROOKLTN NEES.

ROBBERY BY SERvAYTs.--Fors some time past various
articles have aow a4l tcn uv5srio1g disappeared from the
residence ol Df Id.s No pa Clinton st. Brooklyn sus-
coas 90 DIS. f.crol uIou tle servants Bridget Lynch and
Margaret Ia..of md tool-I Investigation fastened tuc
.oamt,a 0i tic crimes upon item. the pop.ly amounting
.u illIo 90 some ..I.. Will probably le recovered.
KINGS COUNTY Army ASD NAVY UXIOy.-An as
aroa under the lts.e rme v5 permanently orsani ad at
County Co1siIloass 1 E.ooslya last evening by DE dec
t.l of tIc following officers President Mai1rGcn H. \"
-I.m. Vice Presidents Commander J. Joae.f Gen. E s.
i.,-ly aua G.l. james jo.uIHH EcD"ldar r.cIa 5 to-
-. d. bgarto.e. t.0 .,. ..a5 SECRETARY NJ d. AA-,.
rr.ral Chairman. C..s. q. D. i.e.a d.. q. Eolion. j. p
l|.as s. ~ Wood D. B woodward. 1ogs ll.ss tHG BOB
F.t Gem B. ,lora.E. r.l A. q. Wood t.HtJ Grace .l
.... U Will. t.lH..,a. ua Membership Nra H. H.
H.NfrJ. Li gL e. I h 3. 90. '...I ..l l.. % Iti-e.
l..D.l.., i.. ...D.. Il. IS tD ' ..l ..,alt t d..
f......o. .I. ..o fouu,.,.e. .ti-c -yrIl .u
... f.4a u. uI-..t l. fL
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23

TnE WHEEY FRACDs.-ihe case oi the Iultcd
s. lta, .ct j. f. wilson came mp u.r ml. ,.1.r .ein
yesterday morning anI was 90 tic request o- prisoner c0uG
.. lI .oulucd until to-day at o'clock p m.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23

ASSAULT on A BOY.--A German named Won GrubD
was arrested in jersey City and held to bail yesterday charged
m nssoulng lad named Sterling only years Of age.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23

po.RET p.CEED.-A gentleman -.uel edward Pyc
a.H Dis roe... picked Of t-o Wild. crossing Fulton isy
wednesday evening. Tic tai.f'.ep.I.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-23

ANOTHER PROPoSED WARD.-Applicaton will be
mae 10 the next Legislature to to Newark
portion Of Clinton Township to be called the Fifteenth Ward
of thai city.