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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11

be following ths cost Of lighting the street
lamps in other cties Albany s2s Boston, s43 30; BrooR
lyn ~ 67 Chicago, $49 OF Detrpit harIora
Washington SIS c. the cities tho cost 70 private
is Albany, 50 49, Boston, S3 20 Bro9hKn.
dephia s. 25 ST. Louis, 81 90; and Washington = 80
Notwithstanding the excessive cost OF gas 10 t C a
often whole streets are left in darkness There have re-
Gently been many complaints OF this neglect ana the io
lowing from Saturday mornings return OF Captain steers
of the Twentysevenh Precinct shows that the cause o.
these complaints still EXIST For several nights PAST
many of fine streets this Precinct have been in toa
darkness not single street lamp being hghted LAST
NIGHT there were lamps lighted In Westinghouse from
k6anv 10 Morrisss also not in Albany or Carlisle
sta and West-st from Albany to MOTTisst There were
no lamps burning Trinity none n.Thamesst ana
xcbanpe-alley In Westst., between Morrsst ana BAT
erypace nine steet lamps out On account OF TINS
darkness there is great danger 10 persons and property
In fact 1t was dark that the policemen could scarcely
travel with safety.
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srrRRoGATEs CoURT.-FEB. 0

The wills of the following deceased persons have
been admitted to probate during the past week valentine
Rupert, JAS Kinds, Wm Reynolds, Catherine Albert
Philippine Willing, Susan Seaman, George CoggiD j. B
Varnum, Catharine II. COdingtOn, WIN. Volmer, Annie
Smyth, Elizabeth g. CHAMBER Reuben Wthers Elizabeth
Neighbour Edward Harrison, Eharles Sherlock George
II. Hegeman, Henry Wicker, James DOnnell .
Letters Of administration have been granted on the fol-
lowing estates Frederick 5tOckdeick Whelmna Sauer,
CathaTne A. Ebbets Timothy Kelly Wilheimina Ruppert
VIM H. Carman, Solomon Hart, Elizabeth MeCormick,
Paul Rapp Potter stephan, VIM. II. b. Van Hortcirck,
Cornelius G. Alderman, Sarah L. Beck, Jacob Fater
Christiana Hattinger. Edward HARRISON Elizabeth
Mccormick Charles N, Trip, Henry r. Barker, Julia
Cunningham, Mary f. Conchin, Hester a; Hammond,
Ann Sweeney Sophia sigmund, Hugh Williams, JolA
Fink John McNeily, Howard NJ Rogers, Anna NJ ProbN
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OWL COURTS.
UNITED STATS CIRCUIT C0URr-FED. s-Before
Judge SIIIPMAN.


Judge SIlGPMAN
An IMPORTANT QUESTION or ADMIRALTY PRACTICE.
". A. Brooks IT o.. at the Propeller Rescue
This is q suit for scamens wages. Tho nbelante,
through Mr. Iangrcc their counsel filed their libel ana
attached the Rescue without Issuing preliminary sum
mons obtaining Commissioners ccr;hcnte, or ming Sc
curity for costs The owners, through Mr.. Mccarthy,
their council obtained order requiring the bcants TO
show cause before Judge Belts tho following day why
the attachment should not Do vacated security for costs
be lcd on the hearing tho hbelnnts counsel claimed
that as tho beants shippedcwithout signing ar
ccs they were not required TO proceed according to the
act of 1900 issue summons and obtain ccrtneate OF
probable cause might proceed under the old Adln
nlty Iule which aramcn and snYOrs from lung
security cOsts tho fret instance and that the Court
viii require t0 file suck security unless the
owners show adequate cause proper notice. which they
have md cannot do I'm this ana that 20
gulre TO file security for costs would Ia many
cases have the effect ~ deprving thcm OF their ard
earnings. scimen. class. being poor, absent from
their homes aud unable 20 flo such ecury. After care
fully considering the law and practice on the subject
Judge Kctts hold. in written opinion that before the
Court viii require 10 file security for costs. the
owners must show adequate cause. on proper notice,
which hc held they di not do IN this case. and he there
foro denied ths motion. The owners then He'd their
claim and answer and renewed the motion before
JugSh pman, who after hearing the respective cOun
BEL held that although the notice was sfcient on THIS
occassn the failed 10 show adequate cause ana
hc cAed the motion ana ordered the parties 10 pro
coed 10 trial the ,metts ut the prccut torn OF tis
Court John Langrce Tot tho lboantsi T. ID. Mccarthy
for the owners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11

SuPPosED Suicide UP-rOwN.-0n Saturday morn
ing officer Long Of the Twentthrd Precinct found the
feloss body OF unknown lying against the Cen.
trail Park fence at the OF Fifthaye and Eighty
seyenti-st Tho evident Of death pistol shot
wound In the lower part Of the abdomen but whether
sefuctod Or not could not be ascertaned BY the side
Of the CORPSE lay dOubebareed pistol with both bar
rea empty IN his pockets were found box OF caps,
sOne powder balls etc. Deceased was, apparently q
native OF Germany, aged 20 years He Is OF medium
hight has dark brown har and sandy mst9che, and
dressed in black fOck coat, gray pants, black mixed
bants and black felt hat ~ order OF Coroner Gamble
the body vas taken 20 the Mogde 40 Boi0Yuo Hospital
gbsrs II awaits Identification.
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t,or ordinance The Jury rendered verdict in favorOf

ton ordinance The jury rendered verdict in favor~of
the plaintiff for $4,33T 80, the fall amount claimed
Verdcts were rendered for the plaintiff IN several other
suits growing out of the fire, az follows; Keller
Insurance Co. $2713 AZ Freman's Fund Insurance Co.,
713 Az Rutgers Insurance Co.. $3.50 g. The poncles
STIMULATING that the plaintiff should not keep gnp0wder
on the premises and that any changes were made IN tne
should be notified Of them. -, !,
The Court made order staying all proceedings ana
directing that the case be heard In tho first instance az
tho Genera. Term. -, -,-,-.,.s
Theodore Stuyvesant and James Smith, for plaint;
Gerard, Plat Buckley, for defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11

AMERICAN BIBLE SOcIETY:-The stated meeting OF
Managers was held at the Bible House, AsorPlaoe on
Thursday last james Lenox esq., in the chair The Rev
Dr. A. d. Eddy read the 10th Palm and offered prayer.
Eight new auxilares recognized; Of which three
were In North Carolina two in Missouri and one in each
OF the states OF Ohio Illinois aud Alabama. Commune
cations received from the Rev. W. f. Baird. la re-
gard to Bible Work in Mexico, recommending measures
for carrying forward from the Rev. Dr. Jaeoby Bre-
men, with an OF Bible work in Germany the past
wear from the Rev. 8 L. Baldwin, FoOohow, as 10 print
ing the Scriptures in the FoOchpw cOlloquia from mo
Rev Dr. BGTene London. in regard TO the revision OF the
Bible, and other matters IRON the Kew.
r. Brown. Yokohama, returning thanks for FUNDS Tor
native aid In TRANSMITTING the Scriptures into japanese
from the Rev George Whippf, neosiug lettenfrom hs
Rev. Dr. Bradley Of Bangkok. asking mnds for printing
Scriptures in the Samese language from L. g. Wards
treasurer of A. B. G. T. NJ asking authority 10 taner
funds granted by this Society from Canton TO the North
China Mission which was given; and from Mr., A; r.
Hunt Madras, sending the final account o'the Madras
Mission and transfer of balance Of funds in hand
"a the Madura Mission, which was authorized Grantsor
books were made TO the General Assembys Committee for
freedmen; TO Seamans Friend society to United states
ship Hartford TO various Bible societies, and TO Agents
at the South for freedmen and others with numerous
small grantss amounting in all TO 4O73 volumes among
which are 26 volumes in raised letters for the blind Re
side these books the value OF 81 go were granted "a
feeble societies the South and $500 for printing portions
OF tie Old Testament. Gin the Slanese language aBang
kok Three native colportenrs were appointed IN MeAe"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11

n,scu,pcr OF THE REPuTED THIEVES RECENTLY
ApsvsTrn saturday last ex-Judge stuart appearec
before Justice bowling at the TOmbs Police cour, ana
asked what specific charge had been made against me
reuuted thieves recently arrested yaTcvs parts Of sn
eity by order OF Inspector Diks, wihh ING r c"used
exSept fine GENERAL one OF being we'll known tneVv, s
Stuart moved that they be discharged anu th,s was
done some VI the worst. however, VIII pteoe"N ""
"a tia Islaud as Migrants
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THE STREET DEPARTMENT

rINtNcIAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAE-wHARvKs
AND PIERs-DEREIICTIoN or THE GAS COMPANIES
WHAT THE CITY PAYS FOR STREET LIGHTING.
From the supplementary Reports Of tho various
bureaus connected with the Street Department. II appears
that the following expenditures were made for the psN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11

ANNUAL REPoRr or THE LADIES CHRISTIAN
IJSIoS-The Ninth Annual Report OF The ladies'
Christian Union shows the ssocaton TO be successful
and prosperous The Society branch OF its WORK.
has undertaken to provide homes for young and nnpro
eced women who are dependent on their own exerions
for support II has already established one such home al
Nos IA and l76 East Fourteenthst and contemplated
s soon as NAV be- the purchase OF two or more ADJOINING
houses in some suitable locality to secure more letlna
nent home Toward this object So 100 have arsaay IN
subscriled-one person having cOnt1butedsOO Win .e
promise 10 increase it To 5000 $4,000 be raised I9I w,
purpose During the past year i4S persons nave eag
the comforts and privileges OF the Home I
ut present number e. Of whom lie teacher ~ , az
or private families l6 pupils In hSsehooi OI DoS ,a,
the Ward schools Of the city, the others supPol,nS ma
selves by such employmants as are open 70
receipts from the bOarers cover inc 9Tay sSn ne
come selfsupportng The total recelps L1 S ga az
ending January l. 1861 were s64OS W ~ es ~ & con
received from The Doaiuer' nm $780, nres for
tiibutf6ns 10 the Bufldpg Fund. The expenditures y"
the wear were SI2,932 SO.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRTAL TERM-FEB g.
Before Judge CARDOZO.

INSURANCE or F1REwORKS-HEAvN YERDlC1S.
Thos a The Corn Exchange lire Insurance COMPANY
This case was reported in Fridays TRIBUNE Tho
Plaintiff sought to rocoveron policy of insurance cover
ing his stock OF fire. works in which was destroyed
by fire IN Aug 1895. aud tho defons0 that portion
of tho goods were sOtQd toIa "a violation OF corpora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11

PART BEFORE Mr. Justice No Civil calendar The
Oyer and Tenniner will be continued. -,
PARr H-BsfOre Justice Court opens al loi "a
~ Nos.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
MIRRIED.

CoTTE-vERYAM-In this CITY, April o. in the Cbuch of the Hoy
Trinity Stephen H. Tpg, r, william Cote TO Nate D.
daughter OF the late Cramer Veruam, e'q.
CUTIRRORIRLLY-o oath of April at 81 AIMS Church New
York Rev DR. Gamii \ Cutler OF Rochester TO Marcia
daughter Of Henry ORiely OF New'forS
-MARKHAM-At West Meden Conn., on TaeslS April
1l nv The Rev w H. H. Muray Charles r. Howard VI Boson
Mssa Sarah A. daughter of Timothy T. Markham s OF Eat
Hampton, Conn.
IoNEs IOcKWoOD- the residence Of the brides parents
Mouy Anil Bradd H. Joucs of Jersey City to Neuie, eldest
daughter OF John A. LOCKWOOD, rstt, of this CITY
Peeks HUNTINGTON L. L. papers please copy
the 18th inst at the residence ~ the
b, nnc w H. Prize by Alderman Hardy Of the Iwenteth
Ward Mr. ss Mcdowell late Of New" ndsor 10 Miss Sarah
Fnkns Of Saratoga " Y.
Orange nd Saratoga COany papers please copy
pPcKG GROuMUN Newbnrh y. Y, Tuesday moninr Au
nv The H. D., John T. Peek aud Minnie
daughter o. J. GTommun all of that cit
sutIIyAN-PLACE-On Tuesday April 90 st ST. Pants 81 T.
Cbnrb nv The Rev Mctlnork d. D. Arthur T. SuVsh TO
Isalel daughter Of H. Place, ESQ., al Of this Ciy
NATURALIZATION TUESDAY April % at Grace Church by the Rev
DR. Cooke Frank Wright Of Aubun NJ w. TO Fanny Pe daughter
of the late Ferris lcl, ESQ.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
COLLECTOR II. 4. SMYTHE.

This I'm his own estimationl i-uscd individual has
been fayorng the public with third address, show
ing the wrongs heaped upon him; and as there is a
portion of his conduct which has escaped comment
in the press, allow me to call it to general notice.
While all are agreed as to the fact that he is wanting
in common sense there is some little difference OF
opinion to the amount of his corruption; but what
wish 10 state is ucontradicted. | allude ts ms
abuse of the power of removal from Office III the Gus
tom-House. 1t is stated by Mr.. linlburd III ms
speech that Mr.. Smythe had removed in less than
nine months three hundred and eighty-one persons;
aud Mr. ). claims that these persons were ncompe-
tent, &c. NowI charge upon Collector Smythe that'
in one case that know of, the widow of soldier
that lie removed her because he had quarrel with
one of her relations he added to that meanness
that of falsehood in testifying before Mr. iiniDurd
that she was removed because she was incompetent
when it was proved before Mr.. lIulburd that she
was an excellent official by the officer under whose
Jircction sh, acted Gro. w. BLUNT.
This was written at the time of Mr.. Smythes last
manifesto, but kept back until had received an ON
cial copy of his evidence. IT, W. d.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

LIvINGsTONOa wednesy April a. his residence. Csrron hr
ingston Of New. Brighton staten Island
The and friends Of the s sos ite memberof the Bof "
Brokers respectfully requested 10 attend tie Bera a. Ote
Church York, sataday osS', At 10 O'clock sao''
further invitation.
MINTON-At ghton L. Tnesiy April - Islnes Wss
6hh Charles ard m g. hniou The 9Th Of m
hs Cbnsls
Chsrch, New ghOn. Thufslsg afternoon at ceoek
RYERS0n Tuesday evening April 81 iess Ryers sgss ~
Of r. r. Rye and BON nlsw OF the lats Wa b. tohiA
The friends and relatives family so tls members ir~
Lodge No 49 sRd NJ, respectfully ,nnsef 70 st4c"t
the funeral rom his late residence No 2 West Afenthsee %
Friday, April 26, att o'clock. p. NJ
RICHARDSON Monday. April a N,rgare TIT wife s James
Richards.
The friends the family invited haes em her y
residence No i69 East Hehst Thursday the 2b ns a.
O'Clock
STOwRRs-At Scranton Penn Thrisy morning. April h. Cshs
wifi L. VI. Sto1ers, in the SD % her
wEILRSn morning Of April ~ Tire residence Of he, brother
inw d. H. Arnold pneumonia Mis- Lucy ~ wees. dsgttcr
the John Weles. Of Giesd, Coma .I
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
ARMY GAZETTE.
sr rurxsaAys 70 Tus TRIBUNE.

Cob j. Stubs Assistant Qu,rternsster has been "
signed 10 duty ss Post Qusnsunaser at Charleston, - C
received Of the following pDmotons Capt j.
Major T. A. Seeley Assistant TO
L. Volunteers h. Bevet and Byet MAJOR
Folsom Assistant ouarcae to be Colonel L. D. Volunteers
by Breyet
Major Benedict ih Innty Is ordered to report to the
commanding officer II the District 0f New-McKco with PERMISSION 10 de
lay 81 for the benefit Of bis health .
Brevet Col w Ne " DYE 4h Infantry has permission TO delay ten
days Joining his regiment the Department the Platte
MorGea Haeck general order, dated sau Francisco March
%.
Being instructed by Qnatennaer General for Endorsement
War 60 hr price when
he issued shall be charged 10 the
the Pacific have examined all the reports on
Headquarters the Division having reference To the qua
their durability compared with shoes o appoe
decide that the be charged 10 The soldiers the rate OF + %
per pair bcn. 81 less than their Ongaal cost
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
RECONSTRUCTION.
GEORGIA.

,,,rocr,Sr CORRESPONDENTS BEi"Hh' ''~'
AND GOV. JENKINS.
-, ,strssAPH 70 TBE TRIBUNE -, .. H. anil
" ,,.,,,sr, Ga. April 24.-The following Is tle sun
-, . correspopdenoe which has recently tahcn
,,.ce between Malor-GeD. Pope and Gov jenkins VI '
-. Con Pope asks Gov. jenkins II he had seen "n
.I order No l. issued April 10, in reference 70 -
,dnc states under the Military piu' peio'o - n,
Ia,ri,s, issued his address to the peolno =,
-, advising nOnactOn until the quesuon -
c,o.1tutiouality was decided by the supreme -,
o., Jeukins replies he had supposed he was -,
rl freedom in the expression OF opinion 90 t,a
, matters as seemed TO be still accorded 10 80 -,
peunblic; he dld not imagine he was ~ ,+vre
., tho sneaker or writer holding office III Iu'uio
"c''"o'' VI ' & hot be belieyes Is required by ms
autv and oath OF office. This. he hopeS WI, ~. - .n
- -, sict or controversy between them Iu ''V
v,.,.io, ~ their respective trusts "NU
ne think, II need not. Everything Vi .NiS nc 60,
be desires TO avoid. The General III I'P'' '. s"' =,
t,ips. exclamation satisfactory 80 lar aS 'ne P "
coucerned bnt for his own part DelhH Seh' '"
~ l If Congress he will carry out the provisions Vi
a., ,,,, hin which recognizes the existing state GOV
.,.t. ss merely provisional The object or allowing
81. IA continue was the administration OF the
STATE laws during the progress OF reconStructloh.
nod copcress contemplated opposition from the cvll
authorities it would nave loGslae1 a rn PPeoTres that
oyernnents out Of existence: Cen fOpe 20 as ~
the civil machinery Of the state be not perVe.eu ~ T
frustrate the execution OF til5 laws vi
officers are required not to use their influence 70
the people from submitting 10 ana carrying out .S " M
az (6uress After discussing matters IreeE, M, ne
saws me will be compelled TO remove all oiIeers WIZ WIZ
while In office use their influence TO prevent the ~
ton of tho laws but he hopes harmonious reauohs may
continue between the military and civil authOiItes; =,
The General order No reads as follows " Is 10 , we
clearly understood that civil officers thus retained IN
shal conform themselves strictly to the @
f their official duties, aud while hOldlng olIce sn
use any influence whatever TO deter or dlssuau9 PVt
from taking an active part in reoonstrucuhg te co.
Government under the Act OF Congress 10 St, ont
The more efficient government OF the keoei ot"'eS ~
fllr nrI .InnlementarY theretO.'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
VIRGINIA
nj rEISaAlrE TO THE TRIBUNE.

fkIE"hAPh TO The TRIBUNE
APPOINTMENT OF MILITARY REGISTRARS.
FORTRESS MONROE April 2-The following are
the of the officers attached 70 the garrison Of the
Port who have been detailed 10 perform registration
duties Brevet Major IL. r. Putnam. Captain 2lst In
fadIy Lancaster County; Brevet Col +. i. Gunther,
Captain 5th L. s. Artillery. Floyd County Capt. James
W Piper, Captain 5th U. s. Artillery, Prince George
County: Brevet Capt. T. Huntington, First Lieutenant
21h Iufantry, Fluvanna County Breyet Capt. Madison
Iarle, First Lieutenant 1st Infantry, Giles County;
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel II. B. Reed, First Lieu-
tenant sth Artillery, Rockingham County Brevet
Capt. j. A. FeSseRden First Lieutenant 5th Artl
1~ry Highland County, Lieut. s. A. Day, First Lieuten-
ant Finn Artillery, Cumberland County. Several other
civilian appointments have been made from this locality,
principally ex.army Officers The detachment OF the
above officers from the garrison viii result for time in
serious ncOny enlence but this IL Is presumed can be
easily remeded The necessary registration instructions
have not yet been forthcoming from Richmond, but are
daily anticipated by tho officers who, when they arrive,
viii leave early possible for the designated counties
aud upon the registration duties In the meantime.
applications for the positions OF Registrars and cerksps
becoming numerous and keep the officer buSily
rgaecd IN considering and in making final disposal OF
flcm.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

DEATH OF A newborn INFANT FRoM NEGLECT
The body Of newborn female infant was found on tues
day afternoon in elump Of bushes, Bergen HILL OH the
road leading from the Five Corners to Iooken Inc re-
nni1s together with tho aerbirth (which had not Dee
detaehed,, found wrapped III piece OF earpetihg
slowed away between two rocks, and covered Win
couple OF stones. An inquest held Defore justice
Brewer. Drs. Burdett and Hays made post-nortem
examination. and found that the infant born awe
but ha died from neglect The Jury rendered a verdict
that the child had been born alive and left to dle
from exposure and neglect ut the hands OF some person
or persons unknown
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
SOTTU CAROLINA.

MILITARY TEIlLs-ORDER OF GIN. slCKLEs.
Under date of April 20, Gen. Sickes has issued the
following order:
l. Special Orders No. 21. current series. from these
Headquarters. which establish provost court within the
military post OF Aiken. s. c. hereby modified that
sentence affecting the liberty Of any person. shall bc
executed until il is approved by the Commanding Cen
era and further ordered that white persons charged
with murder, manslaughter, rape arson on the per
property of OF color and Of color
charged with like Offcnses against the persons pro-
perty OF white persons, will b. brought 10 trial before
Military Commission the accused viii he taken into mil
itaIy custody aud the evidence in the with charges
forwarded 10 these Headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

VIOLATIONS or THE EXCISE LAw.-JacOb +.
Rockert OF No. 3li Atlantc-st, was brought before
Justice Dunno yesterday and fined So lie subsequently
gave notice Of appeal tO the Court OF Sessions and
furnished bal for trial Hugh Loughlin Of No Al Union
st., was fined $50 by the same Justice for violating the
Excise Law. The cases OF the a liquor dealers arrested
by the Forty fourth Precinct Police for violating the Ex
else law by opening their places Of business election
day. will before Justice MorchOuse the 2Gh 27h
and 2Jth inst, for examination The crowd Of LIQUOR
dealers arrested by the police OF the Forty Precinct
election day for keeping their places Of business open
were yesterday discharged by Justice Daley.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
NAVY GAZETTE.
Br TIKI EoRAPn TO THE TRIBUNE.


RearAma Henry detached from ordnance t
the Phaepha and placed waiting orders Commander
Roland, has detached from the command OF the u ~ steamer
FLORIDA placed The osng officers have also ben
Florida and placed waiting orders Are
Iopks: Acting Volunteer W. ". Gro Snnshh Acting Mas
ters Rowland Brown Hanson Acting Ensign O. Koehler
Mates w H. Denke Dexter; Passed Assistant Surgeon Samuel
shaw; Assistant Engineer Chas Cnston Acting See
Assistant Engineers b. Arthur 4. Marbaton; Act
philip White. Lawrence g. Hart and
VIM. g. Tompkns Cha T. Cheney detached
Acting Ensign H. g. J.
PeDdeton detached from the Onward and granted leave Of absence
Commodore Tos Turner has been ordered to ordnance duty al P
depha EayYa Acting CaDn,er Thos MGloTe Of the Lacks
has resigned. .
Acting Carpenter has been detached from the Maesdo
mis- andgr 81 leave Of absence
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
DIED.

Am Tussv Ap % Louise Montague ony child oi J"hn ana
ssln. Montague Adair aged mouths aud 2s DAYS No.
IN bns l be attended the residence Of her parents No p
w.t Thursday al O'Clock Ihe ifehu Z" tue
family are Invited 10 attend.
yxyv, Al Rrowp,yie Tera. March a. Nsncy Denn,tt
se,d 90 wears Of bennett late LesCo Ninth l.
Colorcd Troops
,yAaps-at Jersey CITY j. Tuesday morning April %
Frederick A. youngest Of Jms H. and r. A. Edwards aged
months and ~ dayA ,,,,,., 4, -. 4, -
Relatives and friends family respectfully invited to attend the
of his parents No W Jersey ave- near
It, this day. 2Sih a lo m Tue reahns will be
takea 10 Patterson for lutetnent
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
BROOKLYN NEWS.

TnE DUTCHTowN ELoPEMENT CAsE.-I is said
that the man Aaron Meyer late of No 90 Ewcn-s Brook.
lyn, f. D., who elOped with the girl Della Muller the
Goth inst, has wife and family In Germany Before his
departure Meyer borrowed large sums OF money from
his acquainances. and among the victims Mr. Masses
May of No 17 LeonaTd-s who loses $500 Isaac Meyer
OoO Mr. Lppod. jcweler $OO and Mr. Rumpf OF south
sxthst 500 The girl who accompanied Meyer in his
guilty flight Is said TO be only years Of age II is be-
lieyed that they are Oh their way to California