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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

Dr. Arton, who served in tie army as Surgeon
do, 7g the war, and has had charge Of tie McDough
Genera Eosl ita at Fort Schuyler for i months las,
ve are n, ruesod 10 state resumed Tie general practice
Of his piotcA sion ~ 49, Nv Wsst TwcuJ .IVurtLss
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

ARREST OP A FORGER.--Mr John Perrlel,
doing business at Newport X. l., on the 9Th inst.
stated TO Police. Inspector Carpenter that Hcnry A.
Dennis a FIenehman, had forged his name 20 a check
for $50 on the Pacific Bank Of this city. made PAYABLE
10 the order OF Ex-Governor Wm. il. Lawrence VI
Rhode Island. The money on the check had been OBJ
tanned by Dennis and the complainant believed that he
was stili In the city, Officer Joseph Strauss attached
10 the Central Office detailed by the Inspector TO
take the matter In hand aud the officer soon succeeded
in arrestiDg Dennis in saloon He was taken on 10
Newport by Officer Strauss aud there committed for
trial in default Of S2, coo bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
NEw.yERsE4 NEWS.

MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE - As lSysSr
DROWNED IN A CIsrERE.-on Sunday aftorn,on sbe
body Of tho infant Of JACOB BanI residing at Ne
2 Washingou.st, Hoboken, was found il the sink Of
the water closet, where he had accidentally fflcn ara
was drowned in tw0'or three feet OF tide.water Ih
child was missing from the loose about O'Clock in the
morning and search was instituted II the ueghborhcod
without any tdings being Obtained as 10 lis where
abouts Finally, Er. Bunzl offered reward of ga
and subsequently, increased the amount 10 $780, for he
recovery Of his child. After the city had bes,,
thoroughly ransaeked it wes suggested 10 search u,
watercloset and, the services Of scayengey being
procured the body of the infant was found with its
head downward, and the supposition Is that the cha
having gone out to tho water aBobseryod leaned
over the aperture and losing lis balance e 10 head
first. Coroner Avery yesterday viewed the body and
gave permit for burial
CHARGED WITH FALSE IMPRISONMENT. Il
James Reed, Special Deputy.sheriff enpoycd ID
tho Hamburg Docks at Hoboken and Lawrence Wise
a bartender at the Hotel EaIza. were ycstesds,
arrested by Officer yaladc OF tie Jersey City Poiice|
on warrant issued by Justice Bedford complaint Il
John Simpson Of l47 York-st, Jersey City chsrfini
them with false imprisonment It appears thss o. New
as Eat Horse'), together with friend, went \
Hoboken FOR the purpose Of making New Years call
While on their rounds they stopped at HartaIe 1
refreshments, in payment for which they rendered
bill of the Farmers Bank OF Vantage, which W
refused. They then went to the Hotel Hama q
offered the same bill for drinks, when they were takt
into custod vOficer Reed on charge oi Gttempaa
to pass q II. lterfeit bill. and. uron charge seia
preferred against them by the bartender, were con
mitted TO the cells for examination: Ihe iolovin
morning the bill was submitted TO the inspection OF q
Cashier OF the Bank Of Hoboken, WHO pronounced
genuine and the parties were accordingly dseheiee
Reed and Wise entered into bonds OF S5co eaeh
appear for trial.
ROBBED WHILE IN A MELEE.-Between
and 10 o'clock on Sunday night, man named A.irtl
SchelIworth, accompanied by three cSnpamoHs S ni
tered smiths lager beer SELDOM at NO. ~ Sor1
Fiohth.st Jersey CITY, and there became engaged 1
an aItereation witboA ugust Ralseh, boarder IN q
hnnas and which resalied in general fight. duIinI
hicb clubs and pistols were brought into nse but n
shots we're fred Scheliwcrth and his comyanioH}
6nding that they we're getting The worst of
mode their escape after Which Ralsch discovered
that he mad been robbed Of WATCH gold chain end
In money in all amounting to sica. Yesterday moll
| inp Schellworth was arrested By Detective Men
lisms, but npon being taken before Recorder Mari
dale Rasch said be did not want 10 send the accuse
to State Prison. and declined to make charge. ~
prisoner was set ct liberty.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

Two sons Of Mr.. Hanson Adams Of Ports
iaonlh broke In while skating their lee last Wedne
"uy uHeIhoon but were Iescned ana resuseitaicd
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

A boy E1med Dexter WIS drowned IN the
canal m Wcst Troy ~ Y, frllaT while skJtIHg.
III. body was rc covered IL tye minutes but Efforts at
!csuseitaiion we've shgI aIl.ns.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CouyTY-TUEspAY
JAN 9-Nos. Ii 0re.erred 60 81, 2j &C. a. 2s. 90 80
81, 3li. 30, 80. 81. 81, 3s, 80. 40 Al. ~, H.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
sIvIpPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..".....Feb. IS.
('iePrei.

(ieRred.
Steamship 81. George (Br) smi'a Liverpool "uiiHs
Guiou. . %, sh ,-r.v ra,,i,
steamship Mouels, Marhman, Charleston Livingston
steamship George washinston Nai New'odean' H. D.
siearship City of Cork (Dr), Bridseman h''rpooi''
steamer CeIla ,Br) Blinsc, London Rowland Aspn'
wall , ,A r I Io,.,
Steamship Nestcbe,ttr Ingram, wilmington ~ ~ =
Steamship Pn,sp.co. NeF Baltimore. r. Small.
steamship Admiral Mickle fhilairlphia, morn obis
steamship Cen Custer Beckett, Philadeiph'' W. MIX
land ,,.., n a c,or,rou l.
Snip orpheu. CBrem). Vessels, Bremen, o'raeil'
B,rk Hannibal, Hawkins. ApahchcOla NJ L. mecFe'dy
B,rk ouand,ro tBr, stannard c'iSnhen crba) Th0"P'
BsfE r. Williams. Rany ElirabethPor., " Hsviland
Hark Linda Hrwrtt Phlsdephia; j T.. Wnu 10
Ids nilo (Bt) Killing Norfolk, D1vey hosan'
Hris syhn tBr J. TAYLOR, Seville, !: Is. osser' D., .,
Bry Attic DuIkee OBJ, Crosby mA'ehe'' D'Ju -
Bhr Ks,s Uphsm Br) Dsntam' Genoa and Lssho'n D'et
Bris Hannsn tBrl Conneauton. Jscme Brett son 20
Bnx Ioiss (Br Crowley. Vera cruz W.
sehr Geu Putnam, GOod.el, St. Andrew' W. Joseph
Sehf Fanni. A. Bailey. freeman, Bristol CrOwen
;;eh SEM. y. Edwards. cl,csm.n, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
THE MOCK.AUCTION CASE.
What is Costs TO Keep Moek'Ancuso
Shop In NewYork-Burnhau the Frss'
oner. found Guilty Of swinditnE-He ~
Sentenced TO the State Prison fer I've
Years and Aix Mentha.

The case of the People agt Zeno Burnham.
charged with swindng through the mock'auction mo-
dipn was concluded In the Court of Oyer and Termk
ncr. before ustice Barnard yesterday morning.
Mr. @. s. Bedford. jr., summed up tne case % on U
The Judge in summing up stated that the questions
were yery simple. Did Mrs. Stebbins purchase at The
prisoner presented bill for e. 800 the obtaining Of the
bond is continuance Of the trick. IL you think ths
sale was Of go 800 worth. then that branch falls.
Then you should look to TIE question ,ha ~ o,.
nauants wishes and desires. with the intent 70 KEEP
then he was guilty; and this notwithstanding any -
she nigh, have in Of its effects
tiS 80 20 trv this case on evidence, not on any
newspaper clamor The Judge alluded 20 tAe oharese
against the Court, Mavor ana roee s sons
nracv against tie prisoner and It's utter want oi sup
pott then urged impressvey on the jury the import
- ~, tber dntv for r>he protection on the one hand.
az and on the other, VI the interests Of 50
rie Jury then retired.
aSter an an hours absence the jury returned with
verct of guilty. BY request the jury was poed, oue
Nv Hall said that at tho commencement Of this term
the Court In it's charge had stated its DETERMINATION
70 do full Justice TO the pubic by making examples ot
those who should be convicted. lie now mo'ea i"s
Judgment on this conviction. 80, e.,
/ Mr. Spencer expressed his utmost eonndeneo nnI -,
prompt and entire reversal Of this verdict ne nouS
proceed Immediately. and there wop!a De " 49, AZ
having this conviction set aside. IL made srs s,as
ference whether sentence passed por Q, nSt
ward He desired stay OF proceedihgt '0A
ed in hundreds OF cases not SO severe seve,an, as
Mr.. Hall pressed his motion for judgment. ., -.,..,
The Judge said that If there was Ts tbsn pr
he would grant stay Of proeeea'sskiSs sisvs 'A'A Wv
0sfHp BrnhU6 the ar have found You guilty Of the crime
Of Keeping shop aDa 81 audi
auy oi Sio' fonnd any other verdict The fsca
css aS inst you and your sentence viii be con;
a. hard labor in the State Prison for two !eAs
aud six months.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Travellers, Guide.

10 Ari,uv ~ uud.cn X. H.. Depot Slih-s, ani
1Dlayc and by HARLEM u. X. Depot hth'i
md ffh.rv.. Vie iild.on River, I! 10 a. m., /
e. and 20 ,. To-. sil Harlem " 81. ri. 1t D. n.
Sunday t'sln va tuIson River, % y. "a. CITY
CT. run between Chamber aud iOiL..i. station
1rd tliv iiau aul 2f.f-f. station.
L. Baltimore ard WashiHg,1n. 10y the New. Jersey
H. r.. loot o. r0urrlandt.t. and 10 4. ni
=. M. ani o. ndui.it S1udty................. e. m
10 Boston. oy Nr~ london Inc, firr 80 y H.,
daily t,u. eay e,ccg'cdl Q. m
T. q ,s'on. by e~-tiavcn j.. H., vin Sprnrhe'i.
?5tls' ana Nl.ay. ................sa. IN. Jsni m
70 Boston. hr H'S-iitFcu X. T., tstu-sf. srd an.
svr via shoro .iae. "a ana p. n Sandly... P. m
l. tlfaroaieoa Ho-hes''r bniisio >i'ar sncl ani
N~sf ~ i-.. Rfif9ad loot a. ffsnlIrrsst
lUs. ms aud ON. Eni-rant tfHIp....... r. m
80 Manchester. aud Lols Braucl. by lt,1ian snd
De assrr bu5 e. r., via steamboat Jrsse hoyt.
fnrucf -. r. p M
sin =. m .,'i Yaphaak .......a ui nd o. IA.
To hs-keiisf0rgu All iHt' -nrtI tfe ff.'oh' ~
Morris snd Es,eE n r., foot 81 b irrl,y-s'., a.
glnA ~. by .aro rod Tor stations west o.
5ilharn At 30 o. n- No'nsto"n ftp.rs..''.' p m
r. sew. ias-n connecting with u. e. Tor Hartford
.ul ~puu d. iclye Peek Slip At.... n IN
L. N,s- .l-srn. hy tAr New-liavrn k.H, @'tnrL
49, i.isr.. - ~ a. ~ ~, J. J:i' g. ani T. IN
iothe Nrsi. by terira. Railroad of Hcw.Jrr'y,
VIA AUsnto.n. lfOn foot of Lbcrty-sf.. y. H.,
n. ~ iA. and a.Hu o. sunday trltu........ q 4
4 Fhiadcpms. by Nes-Jrrscy ks'rosd, foot %
Conrtanii- IT,, T. 10 sui n, o. m. IL u..f andop.
u and IL midnight. Sun,.ay... ........;......'..
10 Providence. b steamer Clty oi fr0Eid nee. ~
efy Tuesday. Ihursily and saturday, iiom Per
n IV.'iin-tcn by Ncw,jes.ry L. II. loot Of
Court snlt. .st., and "a M, .. m, ani Il
midnight sunday p II
10 l.ounont b. Northern u. H., New-Jer'rY
from Jersey C.ty % "a a. m, III ~ ana o'v- r. ~
Monday u A. m
To NrwOrrsns every saturday, Atlantic and Ai'si'p9
Steamer L.uc.
staten Island F,rry-see sdvertiscmeEt -
For information 30 regri 20 Railroad Time Table,
I. adv erselusuts ln another nar. OF this paper
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
CITY NE Ws.

SILVER CHURCH WEDDryG.-Next Sunday
will complete the tweutyffth anniversary Of the Rsvs
Dr. Armtaqes Church, known as the " Fitth.aYe Bag
list Church 1t originally located In NorfoasS
The church sold its house to Methodists and neeteA
new one on Forty y.sxih.st near the Fih-ave. NeKo
Sunday is to be sort OF field day with the church. Il
the morning historical sermon will be preached -
the pastor At noon q reunion will take place over &
free repast provided In the lecture room by the sdsse
free conference will bo held in the afternoon vhicS
will bring together the old members Of the church. an&
Sunday school service will be held in the evsninA
The church is in Q high state of prosperity.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-rTB. B-Befor-
lr Ire SRIPNAN

WHAT CONSTITUTES BANKING INSTITUTION UNDER
THE ISTEBSAL REVENUE ACT.
The United States at Ihe tarmers Loan and Trust Com.
psny. -
The above aciivn wos ARMED in October last, ana
nes under consideration by tie Court Until the
rut time To-day Jude Shpman rendered the decision OF
tho Cour, In an opinion Of considerable length
On the Argument couteuded or Government that
for the purposes licensing aud taxing their capital and de
poss under ,be laws the deieudsnts were TO De
red a. bakers and being in the business OF banking
ne defendants contrnded na they were no. IN sense
bankers and certainly within the meaning OF the act In
question.
Judge Shipman hold, tha' whatever msy be thc status
OF the defendants. In general 90 commercial sense
they all purposes Of license ana taxation olnhrs anl
nus. take ctus- aud pay taxes upon ther capital aud
avera.e OF deposits accordingly Gnd directed decree
to be entered in conformity to the opinion
D. : Dickinson, United States iictAttomey, for
the Government; William r. Allen for defendants.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
COURT or COMMON, PLEAs-TRIAL TERx-FsB. lS-
Before Justice BRADY.

Is A CRACKER BAKERY NUISANCE.
Fi,1wIan Bir1sal agt VIM C. Holmes aud Thos ). Olive.
This is n suit to restrain the defendants from
carving on Crscse basery at the corner Of Nineteenhs
nd Spcondave The title TO the property through
deed large OF property which contains the clause 40
familiar 20 Ggsn,t nuisances Crakery bakery
Ia not named among thr' The defendants Lave been
Joined from using the engine in connection with H. and
pa claims that the general words include such business
th-
Defendants claim that they do not and that they have
be- in undurbed exercise OF the business ioE 10 years
IL {. too late now % dis,urb theul
The cese Is not yet concluded
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
couRT cALFSpAn-rur DAr.

SUPREME COURT -CIICUtT-PART Oyer ana
T.tminer PART l-Nos. 1882, 1888 1854 l6jI ol6 iI0l,
iii i25 l035 i77 l77i l59 49s, llv7, l15 l7l2 1859
2ol 2Og6 $40 2o9. PART llIso s5 3Ss is4 90 e'
c-a Cu.sRER,-Nos ID. lJ1. lij. l,7. 1863 LOB, ia
SPECIAL TERu-Nos Us 235 2 sS 295 al, i9s $50 49,
SrprRyoR CoURT.-PARr Mos. 9SOi, 1911
,-as ,1s s97 Iel 1855 PART lNos. 1852, l43i 2i90,
1;1s 9S6 25Is 25l9 252i 1885, 1913, $3.50, 23S 2540,
CoTEr OF CoNloN PLEAs.-PABr No calen
Ar p.er U-Nos. lass. 1880 laJ6 1921.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16

THE SPANISH REvoLUTIoN.--The Madrid
Discussion Democratic paper). JAM %. gives list OF
the JOl men, forming the "Almansa Battalion" who
fed to Braganza. according TO a communication from
the Portuguese Government to lthe Spanish War De-
partment Of this force, pa rank and file, the
other "a staff officers.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
MARINE COURT-FRB l5--Before Justice Gross.
DAMAGES III LOCOMOTIVE.
William McDonad AIT, tie Hudson River Railroad Com

Tho plaintiff in this suit claimed $500 for the in
Jury TO hi. horses wsgon and by locomotive. The
unta had been hauling sand from dock One hundred
and seventy hst by pat. road aefos. the railroad II
was that at this pout. owing TO bend IN the rail
ro and the form OF The ground Il impossible TO
train coming along az any considerable distance The defend
ants contsnded that they bound to take any pre-
cautions private road and that tins was shcent cause
10, d.missnf the complaint Tie Judge ruled that tney
not bound precautions bG. ei 1t TO the jury to decide
As TO tho qur.,ion Of negligence. 49,
The Jury rendered q verdict Tor the pantif Tor f2H
Mr Byrne for plaintiff. Mr.. North tor defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
SUPERIOR CoURT-TmAL TERx-FED. n-Bafors Jt
tige NCtrSs.
COpRECTIOS.

CriGopLer Il ler as- James q. BuffoWa .
The result Of this case was, owing 10 CLERICAL
omission, n.sied in out columns yesterday The following
result should have sppeafed The Court overFued
the declining pa. drnivey questions
novel Tne jury by direction Of tie Court found verdict
or the planf Tor gO0 to which the Court added sl
owsnce o. A. cent subec. 10 the opinion Of the Court at
the genera Ie. Judgment to bc suspended In the mean
time.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Movement. OF ocenn steamers
sr1r,h'rs
pu..eupcrs Arrived.

NJ Nor-enihaer r. Stake. u. Nroom and son "iholmul'
Norsruhsrr b. stang aud wife, a Heller ana wiz Lott
,u,n ST. S,hrod,- W kuttruh aud daughter H. Schfoedsf
II spsuniakr H. krumne, Caroline bufle fin "A'et d.
TuuauN l.. Barr. 81. Ninklcr. wife and children
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16

SALE OF PAINTINGS AT THR SOMBRvrLLA
ART GALLERY To-DAY.-There will be a sale Of paint
ings at the saesrooms Of Miner Somervile, No. -
Nsssau.st. at IL o'clock this morning. The caaloguo
embraces nearly hundred names Of pictures purpost.
ing the title page to be fine collection Of originay
modern oil paintings Of the Dutch, English and Amsz
con Schools.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
ANDERSONVILLE.
Professional Notices.

4 RTJFICIAL EYES. - Artificial Human
~ Fx,s made TO order and inserted BY Dra ?. BAtCH
.nd GOl GLEMA ANN formerly employed BY Rossennoin
Of Par,sJ No. 500 Broadway. New-York
DR. WIN. EARL' WORK of 2i0 Pages ON
Piles, stdeture and Obscure Diseases o t1e Pelvic Ns
cerA &c Price cents. Mailed rse u any part Addfe"
No. = White st.. Ne " -forS
A ANDERSONVILLE-Sco Advertisement On
IA Eighth Psga
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
SPANIsu NAVAL LossEs.-The Madrid DIS
eu,on Jau 80 gives the following list OF losses In the
Spanish Navy during the last few months;

Coal AT AuorIoN.--John Il. Draper & Go.
yesterday sold at auction 100 suns OF sonaykhi coal
as follows. Four thousand four hundred tuhs steamboat
size a, o. lai to q So 27Cotans Broken" ct " CIT
to q CT.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
4 NDERSONYlLLE.
E'RIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

ERIE LWAY-Trains leave Depot foot
- q Chambrr.-st. Va. Psvouia Ferry:
o. pay Frr~.s for tnusnd4i-la. Hoe -'isr' fu1Alo
= an1 N e.t Connects Buffalo WIN Lake ,hof,
ami Grand Tiunk Kalways ald al Salamanca Win ALSn-;
su 6rcst M'stern Railway. 49,
g..ps fn.. Mirk and WAY rrain. d'i'y, - Oti'Vile
10 am. F1prr. ns. for tutl.o. salamanca ani OHn-
hrk counrctuk with Laks Shore aud Atlantic and CffAf
Wts'trn Haiiw tvs. 49,
4pm WAY frain. of PoTi lerVi' sud Ne"ourft
p ~. Sisht rpr-s' of Ca.lnl--lA hoe.sef, Blia,
ssltmarcs nnd Wee. .
p M .hnirs Esprr,, daily, fof C,rsrfa!sra Roo1''
,,r iuCa o -aItusura Uuukik sad West. tonnects s.
Buffalo Nitr Ls,s Shore a11 Grand lrlns lawa'$ md b.
sslamanca ~ith ftisnt. AID Great " rsieu in."sy n
Br ui Tuetau. IrA4l d4 fof Bugao, s-4aHs'cA u
kilk sd N,st $4,000. ,......,.. o.. -. ., ..,.
wv u. BARR, Gcul l1,s A.sat. New io'k-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s pf,, e.5Ii Sun Sets... $50 Moon se.s.... 7:22
HIGa WATER THIS DAY; u,o
Sandy liooa 8:.B Gov. Island. y2J licu oa'a'''iiV
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Arrived.

e,.rsbi, prsp,s, flreuD Mayer fremen, Jan. Is ant
southampton J with Je and 80 pass to oelrscS' 20
Etp.,ai Etsp..@.aiV ys.oy Ctty, Pt,so 0sosset0wu, DC.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Gurnliure.
Corporation Notices.

ITO STONE BLOCK PAVERS.-Separate
J. SEALED PROPOSALS, each iador.ed with tho title
Of The work for which may b. offered the name bidder
snd he da. of the Offering will be received this office
until II o'clock of WEDNESDAY. February ~, 1876,
which hour they will bs publicly opened the construc
tion Of STONE BLOCK PAVEMENTS in the follow ing
streets TO wit:
Finy,ryenth- street from Fifth to Ninthavenues;
Seventy y.ninih-stTert from tfth to Fast Rivers
Forty y-nuth street, from Ninth 10 Tenth-avenues;
Fort founh-sreet, from Broadway to Ninth avenue,
And Thirdayeuue. from I09,h 10 18th streets.
Specihcai1ns and blank rr the proposals be OBJ
tanned on application 1t thi, office.
THOMAS STEPHENS.
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH,
A. w. CRAVEN,
Croton Aquedrc. Board.
Of,e Crotou A1uedlct Department, February H. IeC6.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
TEE COLD WEArHgR-REsUMprros OF tn

SKATING SEAsoy.-There was a sudden change OF taQ
weather night before last, and the atmosphere yets
day was OF decidedly Wintry temperature. thoaft
bracing and agreeable AT the time Neafy sn toe
sk1tin ponds received renewal Of their crystal cover
ings and skatiuo win be resumed many ol them to-
more opened to the throngs OF fsshonable skatsrsi
should the wes her continue favorable the. senemenS
skniing match for gold medal will come OH tomos:
row afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16

and Fourth I'VE fnidlcs on l~chtN so'ebsHs-
TRAINS LEAVE EEWYOhn:
For New Haven, 100, 80VfEr.l ll.JJs l?lS, tfrD
800 tFI.) 3E, 40 aud 500 (EI.,i T. IA.
For b !d-ep1rt. 30 800 (Ex.l lO IN; l2lo. tkrD
900 (EE,i a43, 80 and 800 OK q. m.
For iilf1rl, ami straiioIi 200 ll0 -, ~, N
For Fairfield Southport aud WesiPor!. 7O' iIDA n- J
1902 m. .. So. ~ =,
400 tFri Jl5 40 so, 80 f4.s..D =. m.
For D.r.-n, 100 g.h. ll.D ;Js5. 40 5b p.
For Irccu ch 7OJ 90 ll31 3f5 40, 3, y pm
For Stanford 100 go (tI.l go. llJO l2lJ, (bIJ
200 Or s. so $50 o.Jp 800 (Er.l p. ni ., a.,
For Por Chester snd nteIme1 staous IVo sI' I''
4 M; as, 80, SO. go, 100 y. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Spgn sheld 200 m. tEI 300 (E1,)do'
u. . 49,. .
ForUadfoTd and Springfield, eco a m., (EI) 2l9, 5Oo'
(EAb $40 =. M. -
For Counrr,lcut River Rsiro,j. 500 a. (EI,) l.lJp
Ia Montreal 400 4. ~ 10 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence aud tski Railroad, 600. tELJ
For New i1vcn New London and stonlugtoa Rairosd'.
600 A. nl l2.l5 800. 800 L. m.
For Canal Railrosd. l2l5 Q. m. 20 Northampton
For iloisstonic Railroad. q a. Ia.
y,r kan,sfnck Railroad, SpJs. m, 100 r m.
FOR Dsnbury und korwak Railroad. 10, 80 .. ~
p. =. c,-t - ..,,-.ti.. ooo - .t
JAMES III. HOiI S1p'.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
Dort-Waroens' Notire.
STATS or NEw-YoRK.
OFFICE, No. l0I Wall

STATE 0P NEWfORK
PoRr WARDENs OFFICE, No. l0i Wal-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section ofthe passed April H. 1851 entitled An
Act 10 ReoranLe the Wuden, Ohce of ths Port Of New
York to ali persons interested n having charge or the
subject uat,-r such inquiry examination survey that
the following vess-ls under by the Port
Wardens that the said surveys examinations Will DO
completed within days next succeeding ths notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
wv r. BARR, ocnIr
4 NDERSONNlLLE.

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
EOND--On sni after aoniay Jan. o. la'f ftiut of Al.
b.y md Ir.y Nortlcfn aud Western tfsn',
vii i,sye New 90. 80 follows
9D A ~ "a Hudson River R.'rlld 1Ariieth ct. sid
Trf.l-svc eru.r.f ~ .Iil tlatnt "a SsuA aad WosL
10 D. si' h-i ou kses HA-oad co-n'c nj. Will North
en- sad Western f~r4us.
ii a. H. va Harsra Railroad Twenty 81. and yourih.
ave come ting v IN ir1.4s flr North nd Ncst
gs5p ri ,i. Hudson River Eairold cour-iiug s Troy
with TAIN 'or Aortrli vi'l cars -ftac' -
4l5p n. va Harlem Railroad oouur-iins 90 Albany ~ii
Nessfn trrrs lni a. Toy With &. etd r. md A. sna u
roats for p..n., North with s.seTilg-. -rs ntacAed
6p m " ul.on River Earia. s.e' pns cars IN ,eF'
Yo - ufsI8 nod Su pension I. utlout change. a. p,
TO Montreal yia Saratoga Ihis train runs on auudJ
10 D. H. VIZ Hudson River Hairoad, win 'eepns c,'' AZ
tac.d conn,cng a. Albany and Troy with morning ush'
ior north ani Wet. . o.. , a..
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
A WORD IN PRAISE OF OUR MErRoPoLrrAI

SrAvASGERs We know two very excellent stscss
cleaners who do their work faithfuly-when they eS
dispoeed-and always give satisfaction. They nsve1
had contract they receive funds from the Metro
politan Golfers; make complaints against house,
ak no nav for their services The laws by which tbe1
are controlled are inexorabe as fate. aud they obc1
with cbeerfnness and alacrty worthy OF emuasens
when we CONSIDER the fact that they under no Oh
LEGATION 10 tie Metropolitan authorities and do ths
d1ty gratis; when we remember that they persorp
nearly all the scayenger work that is done In our stpee
We are convinced there is one debt the Metrcpo caS
never psy-that of gratitude to our good friends
jupiter Pivius and Jack Frost Would il not be weib
or misguided duped aud hopelessly-confding Fathers
of this patient ana pesent city, to save your hs miIs
lion yearly intrust the duty Of cleansing your throng
rlres tho yvGs, and permit the amable Brown ahe
Devoe to indulge undsturoed their apparently intsr-
minable RGpf
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-16
THE LATE FATAL HATCHwAY CASUALTY

An inquest yesterday held at the First Precnse
Station House by Coroner Collin the body Of Jams
Stohlner. who was instantly killed on wednesday iasl
h, falling through the hatchwav Of the cigar mspufaoa
tory OF Mr. James Little No 100 Wster.st. from the
fourth TO the first floor The evidence showed that tho
trap Of the hatchway had been ont OF repair for song
mouths past having hinges upon It, and censidrpe@
very dangerous The jury returned verdict IN eo
cordsnce with the facts and censured the propreeoa
for allowing the hatchway 10 remain IN such an inss'
cure condition. Deceased aged IA years, and fe
SIDED with bis parents at No. III Rdge-st.