New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-23
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.,i a n Man for the new Post-omce.
q Somebodv wants Mr.. Thomas Bosses place
as clerk OF the Board Of Education 49,. ooo
downtown whisky house has palu 9'o'VOo
IN secure release from revenue seizure
Marshal Tappan granted S2S licenses last
week aud received s942 IS for the same
The Ninth National Bank will pay cleaH
sentannual dividend Of per cent, Jan. 2 ,J
Three European, seven cOastwise vent %f'' out
steamers, 74 passengers ana F9oo'Hi IN sp''''
saturday Ito the North
Riyer AT Picr No ~ on Saturday evening" anu
one-aImed soldier from drowning. y NJ L NJ
Horace Greeley addresseGd, , zone Binding Hall
r. A. Is. Society, last evening III
Broadway and Thirtoenths'' =, rN.-.;o4 Grant
The Tweptv-frst Assembly District ,o GIoTs
CLUB met on SATURDAY The Club has about so members
Mr. Tobnm Snnivan's friends paid MN .t tle
compliment on saturday Cl0,5' beipg his safe return
dinner at DClm0nico - Wv
iron, i %io German Brewers Special Committee
meeting saturday afternoon Mr. oite to prepare
Wa t aL fSe modification Of the Excise law
Am Eighth-ave. car umbed Christian m G u o
an a. tIrisou-st Yesterday and dragged her III inc
ha b tearing her garments put before so
had sustained serious injuries the CONDUCTOR s'0pp'U '
Tbe first Clinton Hall sale of American pie
,,rc closed on saturday evening The attendance was
s Chords "New-Jersey Shore was bought by MI Mar
shall q. Roberts Tor soOO
The Adams. United States and Merchants
ExIT1S oyWeIt i'm this city The combination will com
mence operations the lst Of January, with sS5oo"
capital
col Piuclney of the Metropolitan Revenue
Board took advantage Of the weather last nlgh anu
pouuced upon trtybarre sun IN IHil 9 , 81
owner occasionally reports eight Darreis from Ii MASH
for taxation.
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed on Satur-
day 10y J" apd nv Iobn IT. Hidrlch ali Of this city and
were, respectively, referred to REGISTERS hetch"n anu
Williams.
A., .1,o,,-,, mon onnarentlv a German
habed in dark clothing fur cap ana gepI eS yvoat
board Saturday night from the Hoo0keh 6T U
and taken TO the Christopher-st. fcrry-house
The New-England Society will keep Fore
i9sneI3 psS gov S uoeR Gov Burnside LeutG6 Wood
ford, Mayor Hoffman, the Rev Mt, beoTn or fhe in
Batchford, and Prof HITCHCOCK are 10 NC "HoNa '"' -"
vited guests. >,
The dedication of the Free Evangelical
Chapel, Onehundred,and Ienth-sI., near
OF which the Rev O. s. St John Is the Qllci"s ,
ter ana the Rev. j. 5 Ebaugh the assistant ann9ncS
Tor yesterday. postponed on account OIL the uoen
weather, until next Sunday at p M
a companv has been formed in this city, with
Nj y stanton as President to b1d tSeSce i9 b
suspension bridge, 200 feet above high water marx u
(alf wells and Turner'S on the Erie Railway MAKING
a bee line from the Erie TO New-Haven
The sale of the Ruggles Gems at Messrs.
Leeds Miners Art Gallery, on saturday evening" was Wa
attended pnncp9y Py b nooeT ones to 20 to pT
Vate purchasers Some Of the paintings sold ior less
than half the original price.
weather on Saturday the multitude OF pleasueseeKers
INDUCED i'm skating and sleghng. Flfthaye was CON
s eI,r Po me sSanSpafks We're well patronzed
Major Oatman's ice was in fine condition.
The EpiscOpalidn, abiding TO the prospective
sale Of ST. Georges Church, Cliff and Beekman u.s. say
that when that is contaminated there VIII be no
church edihce In all that section Oh the Guy sJetes
from the Battery Caharinest on the east side Of
broadway" Why count ont the Futonst Reformed
Dutch and JOhn-st Methodist Churches
A new Chapter of the Pin Beta Kappa was
erected in this city on Friday m connection WIZ e tO
Gamma The charter delivered by Prof. j. A De
Remsr Of schenecady formerly 81 tI31 SS c ae
chosen as follows: President, Horace Webster, LII d.
Vice.Presdent John owen, D. D.. IL. D.; Corresponding
Secretary Chas r. Anthem IL. D.; Judge of Composition
the Rev. Grac Barton; Treasurer A. j. Morales IL ID
lister. Koemer, IL d. The exercises closed with I'm
ner at the Ashland House
The nlot and owners Of the c. Vanderbilt
have appealed from the decision Of the local Inspectors
20 the Supervisory Inspector q the second DsG5 ON
OF the local board second because te local inspectors
fault i'm not taking the night side of the river
the law requires Third, because the lusuecors IN the
iafion of the navigation OF the Hudson Fourth, because
the inspectors drew erroneous conclusions from he YES
tain and pilot Of the Dean Richmond
During 1868 four weekly mails, from New
S ScS S Ta ahampton ana Hamburg until the st Of
April and every Tuesday for the balance OF the year wa
Packet Company every Wednesday, via Queenstown aud
pS9 by and md BTeme BY the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company. and every Saturday. via Queens
Thursday ana Saturday steamers will sail later than
usual in the afternoon, TO enable the mails to be closed al
DOOn giving the public the advantage OF an hour ana
half over the present hour Of closing.
BROOKLYN-The Bethel Fair was closed
on Saturday evening.
Coroner Lynch buried Mrs. Fall and daughter
on Saturday. in Greenwood Cemetery, only the grave
digger and undertaken attending the funeral
A Masonic Convention on Saturday evening
arranged superb promenade concert on the evening
OF the 27th instant for the Widows and Orphans Fund
The members of the Brooklyn press adopted
appropriate resolutions Saturday, relative 10 the death
Of John + Weir late editor OF Tie BROOKLYN Times.
An absurd rum6r has it that a number of
dramsellers have subscribed to fund.- and intend to
give Capt. EnOch Jacobs a house.
DIR. Holland recites Timothy TitcOmbsn
familiar lecture upon the Woman Question on Saturday
evening, In the Atheneum.
The obseques of the late Thomas L. CashOw
were perfoud Yesterday afternoon al the Church of the
Restoration and the remains were inteTcdn Greenwood
At about midnight on Saturday fire de-
StrOyed Peter fagans stable. Cheeverpace burned two
OF his horses death, and also Of Mr. McGee's.
The Kings County Jury was dissolved by
Judge Benedict Saturday, after the foreman had
pore 40 indictments, principally for illicit distilation.
Mr. A. f. Robbins presided at the Kings
County Temperance Associations meeting in the Park
Theater last evening, and Capts. Charles and Maxwell
The Coroner elect for the Western District
has appointed Mr. John Hanl,y his clerk and Coroner
Smith Of the Eastern District has appointed Mr. VIM g.
Hart.
Adam lIimmel was crushed bv the falling
of the top Of house which he and other boys built
IL schermerAoons yesterday and both legs were trac
tured.
Commonwealth Lodge No 400 F. and A. NJ.
elected officers on saturday evening, as follows: l.. w.
Petit W VIM Gilbert Treasurer Jonathan jones'
Secretary; J. NJ. Fuller Joseph StOckbudge Samuel
Edgar, Trustees Abel Crook, 5. D.; H. T. BOor j. ID.
Reoek. Tier.