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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-12

TAxEs--It will give some idea of the
enormous taxes levied By the United States
government 10 state that the single town of
Danvillc, 10 Military District No. /, form
efly Virginia, pays a tax of three millions
of dolidrs on the manufacture Of tobacco :
the tax being forty cents per pound.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-12

MAKING TROUBLE was a pro-
cession of negroes in Richmond on the Sd,
to celebrate the anniversary of the evacu-
alton Of Richmond. Mr.. Hunnicut, in a
speech, warning them to beware of the
southern whites, and cling to the republi-
cans
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-12

re- Mrs. Dinah Yick, aged one hundred
and two years, visited the United States
Revenue Office in Nashville. Tenn, last
week, and drew her pension as the widow
of Joseph Wick, who was private soldier
in the FIRST revolutionary war in America.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-12

nsa- The provisions Of the supplementary
reconstruction bill are not the kind of pro.
visions the starving portion Of the southern
&. - a7ps.ted.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-12

rt8- A resolution declaring sympathy
with Ireland, and asking the Government
to recognize that country's belIigerent
rights, has been adopted IN the Nevada
Sera.e
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-12

na- The Boston Transcript says John
Morrissey's conduct in Congress favorably
compares wi,h that Of Bingham and Butler.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-12

Gag Why arc good Husbands ike dough :?
Because women need them.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
ALBANY.
... ,,oSsrrrUr1oNAL AMENDMENT-THE FREE PASS
'nH ~ pRouIBITIoN BILL

..,oTrrrT1ONAL AMENDMENT-THE FREE PASS
'n' PROHIBITION BILL.
81 rE1EoRAPH TO TIE IEIn'NA r a., God.
'ai.,.Iav IN ratifying the constitutional Amend
S,.t ;s q sure indication that the same measure VIII
80 tbe earliest attention of the new Committee
- Toderal Relations and thus be brought before the
sasornbly probably on Wednesday next Ihere VIII
tI''boblitv of its being defeated, rs the Demo
De no IcoT,e settled in the conclusion that II IS
cIaIS y h' To-day in the Senate, senators . Don
uhnn ~ 3be XVIIIth and Barnett Ol the AAIIq DIS
neH VI Ieave 10 have theirpames recorded IN the
1IlCel uai On the resolutions passed yeserday--a
Sl.inad Slli lilt'a ',ybich was complied with;
AoggO M ossion this morning was ieSs tnui an nouI
lno The only measure before IL OF any IN
ouiauOl ,vas the act repeating the law prohibiting
& nasses on the railroads IL was generauy SUP
sSd mis- act would be defeated III tne oenaIe Put
Soting today in that body does not warrant that
tn0olvsio3 tn0 The bill was taken INTO the COmmttee
70 tLs Whole and by that Committee reported IaVOi,
obiy TO the Senate. 1t was then Drought 10 tiuI9
oUe3;v, and under the rules lies over SeNeltl
tta1s were absent, but II is given out that their
,en.ente would not have affected the result In the
assembly the law has poor chahce LOT success
~ a ourumeut of both houses mtll tuesday, has
oi,,en n most of the members chances to go home.
MANY however, remain, because OF 1oIlnalon OF inc
.1sy .Sy,;ttaes which will be announced on Tuesday.
y ~ ,o+ Inoyvn who will be Chairman of that Of
EiHes II lies between Wilbur OF Dntchess, ana
O"Irv Of Kings; with the chances III iaNOr oi the
T5a Senatorial caucus has been less exciting than
two or three days ago. The withdrawal OF MT Al
% Ht go Sill harder for their candidate. The Judge
tIe Hon Roscoe Conklng and Senator Harris, are
still here. n ,e IN -. ..
cfnro the Court of Appeals today on the motion of
The nlantffs counsel TO dismiss the defendants ap-
So9I ON fbe ground that no final Judgment has Yet
heen cItered in the Common Pleas, and therefore,
cc,lld moi come up before the Court The decision
Syili be rendered at the next term. MIR. Clarke was
represented by Mr. Cram, and Mr. Brooks by Messs.
HeNnods and Fmncls klernan
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
CURLING

TIE CALIFORNIAN CLUB ACT. THISTLE CLUB-THE
CAIKDONIAN5 AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
A curling match between the CalodOuian and This
tie Clubs took place yesterday at Central Park, on the
pond apart fCI the exclusive Of the Curling Clubs
by the Park Commissioners; and it proved 10 be very
enjOyablethOugh sided-match, the result being the
signal success Of the CacdOnans by the large Of
20 very different lead 60 that obtained at Pater
Wednesday last The weather WAS al that could
have been desired and the ice in good condition
hard and smooth Some very fine playing was shown,
especially by the majority Of the Calcdomaus, who seem
10 have been spurred up 20 greater degree OF skin by
their recent success at Paterson. large number OF
spectators present, and considerable interest was
ing from rink to another the various games became
more Interesting and equal The two clubs made up five
Ilhhs OF Tour players cacb numbered from one 10 fOl,
tfe playing from north 10 south and two from east 10
west across The pond Rink No. had Mcssrs Gcs and
Barr as Then bIps' On directions, and when "iime"
was caled by the umpre-Mr sCOtt-the score
stood al 80 TO l5 in favor Of Giies's side
Cr the CdledOnianA No 2 had Messrs. Law
and Miche as skps" and their game terminated with a
OF as 10 % IN favor Of the formers side the CaedO
mans here too, being In the ascendant At Rink No g.
the CaledOnians winning by Of "a 10 30 only. AT
Rink No A. commanded by Baxter and Chalmers, the
game was rather ouo sided, the CaledOnians winning
easily by score OF as 20 a. Tho contest at Rink No
was however, the closest, the game Terminating IN
lie score % 10 g. These figures gave tho victory IN the
match TO the CaledOnans by lead OF 70 runs result
highly satisfactory TO them. AS usual the utmost good
feeling prevailed and cheers marked the parting of the
contestants al the clubhouse.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
CRoroN AQUEDUCr DEPARTMENT.


oPTRAT1ONs AND RECEIPTS DURING TIE PAST YHAR.
The report Of the Croton Aqueduct Department is
now IN course Of preparation, and Will IN few days be
published. The following facts are Of interest:
The total receipts for the year, including water rents
aud connection permits amount TO s. l22n3 o. The cH
pcndturc on account Of watcrppys and laying Is
$2l9G 80. The total amount Of money paid Ion salies
amounts 10 1Is3 sJ.
The Operations durluthc past year aie ucnTly FOL
lows: new constructed there u miles Of
stOn0warc pipe aud u miles Of brIck-n all nine miles
There are also iu course construction. OF $40
900 two mains NIucgtl-st., which intended 10 re
place the old cOuduits from Eighty fha and Icutlnye.
10 the reservoir in Central Park The reservoir az Man
hatanNic for the purpose of raising the water TO sur
fcent hight 10 supply The higher parts of the island viii
shortly be put IN use, although 10 is not expected
10 be finished until the latter part OF lsj5
The dam for the mpOundng reservoir Which
will be nearly feet high IS being built contract for 90
of IL having been made with Mcsrs Roach Jenkins
for $4,000 10 is intended TO increase the supply OF water
B3 10000 cubic feet, 32OOO gallons. Ihe use OF the
Croton water but be estimated from the fact that there
arc over 5000 connections with the maiuppcs-these
connecting taps" being generally about vccelths of an
inch n diameter pipe Of an inch Ia diameter capable
81 passing 5000 gallons daily. Some OF our large hotels
Use between lOOOGD0 and l2OOOOO gallons yearly. One
lcIy average Of 10000 gallons each. In paycments
contract have been arcd for the ylug of 29 square
wards Belgian paw emct ana Of this 100000 yards
have been completed, ana IN THIS work over bOOO,OO
"blOcks have been used. CObbcstOne pavement has
ceivcd little attention from The city authorities only 25
square yards having been laid One block OF Nicholson
pavement has been laid Nassau-st and It's cost at ~
yard for square yards has been assessed the hold
Of adjoining property. The average cost Of stone
The following are the cs officers OF the Cr0on Aque
duct Department; President Thomas stevens; Assistant
Craven; Assistant Engineer T. D. Church, Clerk 10 the
Board, ii. J.. Robertson; Contract Clerk Alexander r.
trnr Alexander Mcleod Chief Clerk, q. H. White; Water
PuTycyOr, Mm. walsh.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05

rr%So.' s aud lover Rec Receipts. so 200 sS c Too ,s S
aSi.'s %Rsst 'A '"'ns' 0' f''~ :
MOBILE Jan abee has been an animated demand Cotton in th,
market today aud the add OO bales al 2G5 for average
to sret Midalng Feghts as last quoted God lS1 rA a..
chiefly and southern trade ssIss Of
IS & White 81 rs & PDob DoSbs Extra Rye Flour
y CLUB @ @ @ aad s :. a ,l @ 3S ba.R Chicago sug at So 81
SO DO At ~ 3 700 No 2do at 81 3 100 bush Ca5 at
By car loads Oats Sc ioT Choice Western Barley and
PHuADELPnA Jan LCotton is m sdng Orleans &c a36e
Flour fa Northwestern brards $l20Sl3 5o state lJ9 4 Z5
qar, .es $500 bush ~ New Yellow asie od 81 IS Oats
cr1 e i a Isrn.e Ia fsI5 Ges3sd 81 s S' ONO "n'A'
B4ITmoRE jan 4Four 6nn but inactive whest-Lsht receipt: 8
Yellow 95dg6c Pennsylvania Western Mixed Ole Oats dull and
Somna @a6Oe Whsy-No sales Coffee, 1900 bags k0 IN port
MEras Jan 4The Cotton marAe. and active With
SIC Mddnss C s5e Stde MddHs ding Sc Good Tdias
e5oib White Extras SO 65GSs sci Spring sOq i 50
spag r = So e! .i Isfe % & % sTs9 sIpc I Corn nj ia better
No 7sdEiej No TgaIic Oats tate better 10. z 12
nominal aos Mess Pork T 25s cwe Hight sales 55 cash
Hos @ active e s@2s 'Ius u eog 70 e,.v AZ sc 7sG IS So
per and for FitT Mogs-Recsipts Ill head market
q sSa 20 20 Live and g Dressed Mess Pork dn 's , S0 %
81 LOUIS jan 4-Foar qget and hu at Sga +Is WON
e 0eis t1nr ~ ts se ~ Ry d1I al ~ Baey|spng s0
81 Hay sl6a$9 Lard lie Pork dull at go ." WHISKY lower
YFwoglEiSs Jan tcoon quiet fmi Low Mdding 'llS
9baes Exports bales stol hand 2e lsl bales sgS9r
in active demand full prices lOc Prime Choice n4dl2c
Mosses active and adarced Fair Csc Prime 70 Choice 65d
Sterling EIchange M alA EegYOk Sight Blchange 3qt God
lJt A FIeg-CoitonStesm York u! Sail III Cotton
steam 20 liverpool, ld; Sail, / ll6d -
BUFFALO Jan Fon steady sales Of 100 bbk et II 80 Wheat
unchanged unchanged quiet 50c Barley, Ia 81 %
Rye unchanged and heavy Meas PORK, $50 ~ Lard duh, '
Dressed Hogs active, 5lG8c WHISKY, G2 ..
LOUISVILLE Jan 4TobacoS A. bids OF Light Lngs 10 Far
Leaf +i2 SIS Is Hogs, G3G6Ic Receipts l,51 Mess PORK
80 60 Bulk shoulders, SIC Clear sides. lite Coion-ow Mid
ding, Flour-Superfne Wheat nominal Corn un-
changed Oais 62G6Jc in bulk Lard, l2sc Sugar lJc Whisky
nominal
Tupsntue very dull Gle Crude llpcnune ~ . Tar 81 o.
Common kosn p No - 50a 10 -, No - JG$t @5i one
lot " extra Pale sold At s9.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
FIRES
N wrsr AND MI,nRAY-sTs.


NJ o'clock last evening fire was discovered by
y.OundNnan Gillespie Of the Third Precinct IN the office
first floor Of no. III Westst Me aIaIm w9s st
pnce given, but before the firemen had reached
per floors and soon reached the roof and to the adjacent
treplstes; NOS ~ Messt aud 100 and III MuIIay-s
owing TO the difficulty of reaching the ton floor with
their streams OF wat@ the firemen for long time
unable TO make any impression uuou the fire
kNwhile Engineer Eli Bates engaged in ascending
short ladder placed upOp an awning and Ie'd,, ta e. :"
second story Il slipped, and he precpitaed 10 tbe
awning and thence 20 the street He picked up by
1s oomrades ana D0Ie tO IS stoSn @ near py where he
At midnight the fremen were still az work but the
Flames then wen subdued, with every prospect Of
being soon extngushed.
No. III was occupied by Mr Aokerman as a Tour and
feed Loss stock about $4,000 said 70 be III
Ensured
No 40 Il known as the Newport House kept by William
Elecke His loss by water is about 5000. Insured.
No ll2 Is occupied by Earnest SchluteT grocer Loss
Germania and other companies.
No l99 M1rray-s, is occupied by Romaine, Fox 6~Cog
general produce dealers Their loss on stock by fire ana
rater Is about 1900. Fully Insured.
No III MnrTays is occupied by Franklin s. schenck q
20 dealers In fish and provisions loss stock by water,
gOG fully insured The origin Of the fire is at prese Mt
Hnnkkn0wn sectiOus Of police were present from the
serpSsnn,d ana sdolnng Precincts under the command OF
49,, McENDIARY FIRE IN MoTT-sT.
.o1ss ~ q o'clock last evening some combustble ma
o7 MOI 0und on fire In the cellar Of the grocery No
olaced nesr "a "A quantity a powder, which had been
Goded win loud report alarming tie inmates one Of
non Tl 9a'Iea s Mrs Fob was badly burned about the
lon ~ ie hlSfslial has the matter under inysstga-
A.. -, IlI;Es N BROOKLYN.
~ an eaIy holf Yesterday morning a fire broke out
~ NO. lOo HudsOn-aYe, In house occnred ~ pichaTd
Gousne&Fy & tnS ilIst story front was used rs liquor
to. oalase 70 the building in which the fire
pgated ana 70 those adjoining is estimated al ~ 600
4Spsy s GSyeTsS red By y ~ fire occurred
~ % o stole "a pr u berman No. &C Atlantic
thout causing over zoo damage aud thai Was Covered
QUEENS COUNTY.
The house OF Mrs. MarRett During at Fyesb Ponds
Queens County, entirely destroyed ly fse On Tpss
Fay evening last involving loss Of over 1000 which was
powered ~ Insurance IN the Traders and Merehaufs In
eurApce Company Of New York ' "
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
CITY GOVERN.HENT
BOARD oE cnINcII.MrN.

BOARD OF COJNCILMEN.
Tho Board held a meeting Friday afternoon,
President Green IN thcClair
A report adopted in favor Of paying Edward Van
Raus S12i for coaches furnished al the funeral OF Capt
l., j. Henry.
rcpOriof tLc Committee Donations aud Charities
iu favor of making donation az S2po tu tho Industrial
School iu FoTty-srCCndst excited some debate.
Mr.. Roberts opposed these donations on principle.
There was provision made for educating Hll the children
ia the city by the public school system. IL money was
voted 20 ono iudusi al school 80 other schools could lay
the me claim. IL was establishing bad precedent
Mr. llaoun said the public schOu- did rot feed aud
cluthc The children. This was charitable institution
and dc-crycd encouragement and support.
The resolution was lost.
After the transaction ~ large amount - .''H Hi
business the Board adjourned tl saturday 90 Ul.a
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05

VISIT or THE AUSTRIAN ADMIRAL TEGE1HoFF TO
TIE MAYOR-Vice-Admiral TegethOn, of the Austrian
Navy yesterday visited Mayor Hoffman at the City Hail.
accompanied by the Austrian ConsulGenera the Cheva
Her Loosely. Sdmira Tegethoff "a Knight OF the Order
o. the Iron Crown Commander Of the Royal Greek Order
of the Crown the HanOveran Order Of the Guelphs and
the Imperial Order Of the Rose OF BraZs He Is alson
Grand Officer Of the Imperial Mexican Order OF Guada
lOupe and has been hOnOrcd with the Ottoman Order OF
the Meddicb Of the third and fourth classes His visit to
this cO.try is OF an unofficial character.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
xEr.roEK sTATE LEGIsLATrRE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 4.
BILLS NOTICED.
Bills we're noticed to reduce the capital stock of the
Bank OF LOwve and 10 amend tie charter OF the Ger
Iran Savings Bank Of Brooklyn
TIE CONVENTION
On motion, much Of the Governor message rs re-
lstes the holding of Convention for the OF the
onstitntion was referred TO the judiciary Committee
with power 20 report 10y bill or otherwise.
THE RAILROAD PASS BILL.
. On motion o. Nj. STANFORD the auufree pass bill
was ordered to third reading by the following vote:
Yeas. ~ Nays, g.
Adjourned tu Tuesday morning
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
Card From Ball. Black & 60.

months past that we had failed or su
pended
simply but enphcs7 nat Te foundation Uhaterer
r a confident sasy the many friends Of our
who .ntirrgy have SYM a viii supposed DISASTER
question With whether 90 make ihi'
public denial hu e report has appeared print and even been
Ierh0el from Europe pcrrs better that should do
.uov veee ha century since the establishment Of our
house paper has beer dhOnocd and We may
dscounHg Of future feel certain that
,lcl q cout.i seacy is scarcely possible
BALL BLACK 4 Co. Jewellers.
Nos sos and 81 BroadJray.
Ees.Yo-l, January 3 1917 Advertisement
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
or THE n. J. COLONIZATION

ANNUAL MEETING or THE N. j. COLONIZATION
soOmrY-The anniversary meeting Of the New7JerSey
Colonization Society held at tho First Presbyterian
Church. I'm Newark yesterday afternoon and evening.
The afternoon session, at which tile President X T.
Hanes ESQ., OF Elizabeth, presided, was devoted 70 the
eecon OF officers for tho ensuing year. and delegates 10
the meeting OF the parent society at Washington and the
hearing of reports The report OF the Secretary showed
a very prosperous state Of affairs The OF s Ol 10
had been paid into the American Society during the year.
which entitled the Society 90 five deeggies In the even
ing addresses made by tha Hon IL D. lhtrope ana
Othera
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
q nll1.1I.7ltzEE1tLH'
DIED.

BRowNA Kent Conn December 20 1885, Mrs JOaHHsh W Brown
eyed - yoar-
Henry Aaru,,as Youngest cl q william J. and Sarah T. Brown
m GEMS Of t v sre repeatedly invited to stteni the flurrrl
FROM the residence o h parents Of suBPterst and PAteAea
Ruiiaad tVennouu pafer please copy.
BlRDiCK-oH ye,iny JaHgsr. 5sI Juliet NJ only daughter Of
CASsEpYAt Jeee city NewJee Friday The 4i iHst Adin
G. Dewitt, wife OF George W ta',siy =, 49, ,,,,,
o. on Monday January 2, l567, at o'clock
CAsEY-Tle members Of Eeear Lodge No Ia5 snd NJ are
hhy uno.ei 90 ner. =, The belmont Hotel faon od,y
Of rosF Col L. p ET 5G e G Il yIRSS Sis Master i'f
JOSIAH r.nSis se5rsiary
mIrop Fda,y J.Huary (. Frances L. widow Of Joseph HH
Te ire,ds 4 The say repeefany invited to attend
from her lfis re,iieaos No. - PiFst't
L4N,lNGoa fdi'y janusu g. It Nea9gn l. L. MARY wife oi
IT,, rlt,s- sat 5s 6e invited attend fner,
sp a. Tb, fa.Lhs cars -,s ianc Point 4, Il sHd r,,a
MorlEY-oa w,in,ay. % Ia.t 'her nne Samuel
M,s7 ir ne seth yelf ~ Biz $50.
20 funeral hon bio late residence, No l5l Wet EeyoHtb
st saldsy. ga Inst, al ooiock
Boston pspes please copy.
MAGllAt Ns~s4s Ne Jersey on Friday morning January
" Mace il ihs eiil year Oi As age
N5t-e OF hn,rai hercaner
MlNOrT-At Ra Orange Ncversev Friday Ianaary 1897 Frank
Hoih infant o JoaePh A. and Sis X Maos aged year Aad
funeral >. ,i'esa from li. pro5i residence, on cher't'
at 0cock Sabbath afternoon, January o. lloL
NrwPORT-At Perth Amb Friday January Henry Newport Of
Perth Auloy Moaay Tie 1h inst, a. ~ The
friend. family Invited attend without further notice Train,
By The NeJrr'ey iaoaa A,c io01 o. OoAA4''I IVA m anu
rctlrltg leave Alb0y At tVclock
TAPPAN-Mrs Hannah v Tippau Boston aged n yes
lie funeral err vii be the Pint Church. in Northampton Mas
ssturda, snesnoon, the ath iust
% Fd,y g a'rGoer S % M J.n7, % % o. consumption Mary
Te relative. and shl' q s fHi are yis 70 attend without %
a. O'Clock ~ at he Reformed Protestant Dui'h Church Of Ford
han. ulCfc her remains VII DE islal Tor mtsfneli
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
IN ruv TnturrK

Br TELEGRAPH
AUGUsTA Jan ACottou fTmi sales Mddng at Sje
strict, J4e good a5c
CaARLEsroS, Jan ICot!On advanced cent sAe Of 800 baI
Mddhags, J5c
sAyASsAH Jan A-cOiiOn advancing 'es Of 400 bAss Mdng
nd33c
MLwAuEEH jan A-Pogr fr sud unchanged Wheat esdy A.
% 10 for No ezior No 81 u for No sd ~ b for rejected
Corn tm al &c for No. Qss unchanged RE savsneng s iof
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
ArpANv c,T,rrr tApvrr

ALHaNr Jan 4Ihe Is little change in the Cattle Market since last
weet w the exception that there Is greater disposition to bays but
the almost absence Of rst quality and Beoyes checks opera
The cattle for the have been weather bound on the
ra during The c Of the several days and their poor
appearance Indicates The uerngs they have und-gone the receipts for
tie reach which changed hands
ranging frou dole ~ live weight Sheep selling 4iaGtc
ep 800 head Hogs-eeT 5000 head Light al 3.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
III RRIED

DODGR-wHFIPLFY-At Mors.owr, New Jersey THURSDAY,
Jan h the Rev Arthur Mitchell Dr. David Dodge Of NeEio
80 Mrs Eliza "helpler of Morrutown
FLETCHER-SEWMAN-At bedford NevJeey, Tuesday Jann-
b tie Pew g. p eudncksOl TIE Rev Frank Fletcher " Cross
RIVER Acalork 10 Julia A Newman of Bedford No cards
GLESPIE-DEWlLDor Thursday evening January At The resi-
deuce oi he bIirs rar.l h thc Rev A. G. Yields Mr. David til
lese " NcsloIk g. Mi So DeNi Of fremont No cldA
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05

TIE American Whte-wire Clothes-lne, elsewhere
advertised is superior article In It's way 1t does not
inure Clothes and IS almost indstrucable Every house
wife should use II. We are now using it,
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
MARINE COCRT.-JAN. 4.-BcfOre Judge HLARNE
ALLEGED CRUEL TREATMENT Al sEA.


The plaintiff shipped on board packet bound from
Liverpool TO NcwYOrk. when few days Out, he alleges,
he beaten by the defendant who is second mate Of
the ship with ropc,cnd from the effects Of which treat
he laid up for about -four days, during which
time bis ratiOns stopped. Subsequently he was
struck by tho third mate, and aferwId by the defendant
with an iron bar, which disabled his arm.
b The defense Is that the muuOus and threat
ened the hearts blood OF the third mate and that
upon attempting 10 fufll his tlrc6t hc struck by
the defendant the only means or disandng him. As
regards the stOppage O food the defendant processes en-
tire Ignorance. The Court reserved is decision
i. IL B. Bryan for plaintiff Mr.. Andrews for defend
gff
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
COURT CALENDAR.

~ TELEGRAPH TO
ALBANY Jan. 4-The Court of Appeals day ca|en-
dar is 6b II, 49, 10 81 2 22. %, %, ~ %,
81, a. a..
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
HOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board met az O'Clock YESTERDAY afternoon lUi
the bu-uc-, transacted was merely oi 1IruH' mature
and an adjournment tO2 O'Clock this aii, moon W Aud
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05

THE GENITAL SYSTEM ADOPTED IN CHICAGO I
TELEGRAPH TIM TRIBUNE
CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-The Board of Trade almost
unanimously voted to-day 10 adopt the Genital system the
change 10 go into effect other Boards cOncung on the
LIST OF March.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
Hiss BrnddOn
AGAIN


AGAIN
IN THE SUNDAY MERCURY,
THE ADVANCE SHEETS
ofNTsS n T. BRADDoNs and greatest Story entitled
NOBODY'S DAUGHTER;
OR,
TIE BALLAD SINGER OF MAPPING,
having received from the Office Of the SUNDAY NEE
Curry the publication ofe en be commenced IN the
SUNDAY MERCURY
or
TOMORROW,
continued ,enceforverd week. until concluded IN
the Of international copyright country deged With
BY mportsions of the nas consequently stale
ft and unpmhb when they reach the hands OF the American puJhc
HEAVY COST
that Gie hest efforts of foreign writer's Of the
HIGHEST ORDER OF GENIUS
can be obtained for publication simultaneously their
the other side OF tho Atlantic Constantly the g for OppOFun
tes to g1atiys
VAST CIRCLE OF READERS,
and considering tbs outlay Of a few extra
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS,
Of small moment comparison with this object the popreors
Of the SUNDAY MERCURY have opened negotiations with Of tie
brilliant and successful romsncs Of the O World with view TO
GREAT SUNDAY NEW WSPAPER OF THE AGE the channel
through which the choicest productions Of tho most popular European
o fiction shall -----
FRST REACH TIE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
As 81 the earliest fruits Of this comprehensive arrangement the
initial s nent Of A Braddou story with the suggestive title
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
THE FENT4NS.
TIE DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED.

TIE DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED.
TO THE TRIBUNE.
MONTREAL, c. f., Jan. At has transpired that by
directions from England the death sentence of the
Fenians has been commuted 10 20 years imprson-
ment. The prisoners now in Sweetsburg will arrive
here tomorrow en- route for the Kingston Peniten-
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
NInnrnlnn Gonds.

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