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! COLUMBUS. O., THURSDAY MORNING.

crossed the dark river, to a haven of
peace, where "the wicked cease from
troubling, and the weary be at rest =
there to confront his villainous persecu-
tors and heartless defamers, before the
throne of an all-wise Jehovah, at the
Judgment Day.-Crclevi1e Democrat.
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
COLUMBUS ls5. 4.-
ORCANFACTORY,

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ,u.,
L completed q Pipe Organ for the German 1nae-
pendent Chur b. on Mound street, Columbu taxes
larly Church committees throughout the Ststs
that he is ready to contract for Organs of any
size and price, and refers parties interested to the
Organ Just completed as specimen product Of his
factory. 11't7- 90 ALBERT GEMUNDER-
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send for iiIust ated circular. There is good pay
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-08


TIE Hell GATE PlLor LAw.-Ths case Of the Hell Gate
pilots which called up and adjourned over until
April, in the Queens County Court, last week, has
caused . considerable amount Of Indignant feelings
among the pilots who hold out at He'll Gate When the
names Of the defendants were called II was EVIL
dent tina. neither Lewis Bloodgood Elias b
Brown or their bondsmcn were in court. In their
tho bonds ordered TO be forfeited and oencn
issued for the arrest OF Brown ana Blood
good and placed in the possession OF officers Smith ana
Wirz, who ON Friday arrested the denquents and
brought them before the court when fine OF $75 each
imposed the prisoners In default OF payment 70 De
imprisoned for period Of thirty days in the county JAZZ
Of Queens county The parties VIII all DO arrested again
and required to give new bonds upon renewed VIOLA
tion OF the law. Wig
THE QUEENS County LIQUOR DEALERS AND THR Exrs4
COMMISSIONERS Yesterday Sheriff Durland, by order o.
the Excise Commissioner made a raid upon the unls-
ccnsed liquor dealers Of Flushing and arrested upwards
OF dozen OF them. These people seem 10 have de-
cided and determined disposition 20 sell intoxicating
liquors without license REGARDLESS of the strneeno
measures being pursued by the Board 10 compel thon
comply with the provisions Of the statute Lately
there has not been week that there have noV
been liquor dealers arrested, but tho justices sryV
tho cases. granting the parties arrested the privilege
OF jury trial. and In not one case have any OF the par
ties been found guilty OF msdemeanor. THIS course
Of procedure not being deemed wholesome BY tho Ex-
else Commissioner the parties were rcarrcsted and re-
qured give bonds for their appearance in court Of
higher jurisdiction. When the parties taken to
these the adjourned over TO another
and the parties continue TO retail the article, sun
day included without Iicepse privilege The jndg
enforced by the Commissioners by advertising for ale
the real estate OF tho defendants
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Officer Garrett g.; waling OF tho Filth precinct lass
evening arrested man by the name OF Evelyn r. NUS
sey who says he resides No 397 Cumberland street.
Brooklyn, the complaint OF Charles G. johnson,
Special Agent OF the Post once Department for the
New England ststsa Mr.. Johnson charges that The;
prisoner the night Of November 80 last burgarousy
entered The Post 0cs Rutland, W. aud stole there
from $500 United States currency thousand two
cent postage stamps and thousand eight hundred
one half owner Of the place Of business No. 100
Fulton street. New York, known - Ne bureau
OF Information" He also states that he on visit
bis paren who reside 1t Rutland and that the night
question secrsted hmself tho upper part Of The
Post once building. remaining therein until the ONCE
closed. He then went down stairs and with key
opened door leading from the hall into tho apartments
occupied a. the Post Once took the safe key out q the
ill., opened tho safe and took the property mentioned
above His trunk examined q Ais residence in
Brooklyn, and passage ticket for Omaha $50 in frac-
ona currency and about $50 worth Of lottery tckots
were found He says be Vas engaged about three weeks
since 20 Dakota Territory rst teller IN the First
National Bank Of Shan. Shsn city, Dakota Tsrr-,
tory. At salary Of 81 500 per annum, and that he sod
the stamps 70 Dodd Brotbsrs book store, % Nassau
street. allowing them twenty per cent on and recsived
$40 for them, SIS worth OF which he sold today He
have started for Omaha Monday He viii
be taken 10 Rutland to-day By special agent JOhnsoD.
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DEPARTURES Yfsrraoly.

dss ssssr ana ss,ss c.Sln Quo ana ;~s ssacss",
R0 walker and wife. Mr. 2 n MOORE two ehlassn' and
Hour. Hassn Mr. ADAM and ssssissr
crSus ssssS Dsss ssss ~ M;s I H'
ss s NJ. "a. wamss ss.rs ssS ~. ss sss
1roy, Miss Dinmore. Conrad fos wife and chnd;J
Adams. Edward lines, Joseph whsls. a M4odonsd.
Nsnimo, James smith, John schlssinssr. Harrison,
ssrv.ni Rsnard and wis, MAJOR 0sfnssr Tsuresn,
Mrs Sarah Young and Master On srls Young Mrs M bNv
Miss BrchAnd, Miss Emily Hill Gustav Boer, Mr. Poss
snd d.nxnisr M nashslt fsiraeid ,Key MeksgbsRsv
is ias s'is xsss mas's% %Ssn
Benjamin and three ~ ~ -
0LAsocw AID Ivsarcol- leamshIp Europe. u Nc
Vince kissn - Irs xd.sra Hsyys. " snd We ~
Ncsclss Edsn Nichoias Hsdws. Msuniss faydrs Wiin
Erwecd Donald Nc,iregor James Mains, Auepss Aus.5
ns a! nsrun John wray Thomas Lowrcy w!iAm,h
n; son h on. Alssapcsf Jch1
rarx ~ and Mrs SYDNEY smith, Aietsndsr HcKirdy.
HacfArAne, with ~ stesrsgs passengers.
,sAvA.xAH- stenmshp mun.sviiIe w feM Mrs IA
49, VIC nsn. cods Ess.r Hunt IN !s
ssd M'.R Henry 1Tsfs s.s, Amer $
lady. Thomas EvAns. john Has.eh Ihomas noegs chks
Bosrs, Esen Bestn Hiram spsn Joel B Cot Chxr.ss
Human, elaa Clark. James Lowell
sAvAsxAp--stsamshlp san Jsein.o--w. n Weed. wfc.
ws,S Msss rs ~ W. np.y VIZ 6ssos ssa
Homtsrs ". W RomberE sr; Edmond komberg. W ren-
FRI ~, =. .sa x n..a m s s
Tsleyrand, a Carton, Nrs Hoffman, Mrs ii Bror-
infAn5 and nurse; Cspt Hammond Jchn Russ Misc
rssfssA ssssssas ssa " nss iafAassy.
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AZ recent meeting Of the artists OF the Tenth Street
Studio Buildings Was unanimously resolved that the
Saturday afternoon public receptions which were 20
popular last winter should be renewed The first Of the
receptions for this bald yesterday and was
nunsrousIy attended The studios win b opsn every
Saturday from two o'clock ustiI'nvs p. n
W. II. Beard Is II work upon two pictures lusiratvs
Of the habits Of the sand hill OF Ohio whore he
passed . portion Of last summer
william whittredgs he's brought back many pleasant
studies which he made In the the woods and
along the streams near Hudson 10 this state He has
on hand large picture OF an TndiAn sncampment
W. Hubbard 70 finishing . picture OF passing
shower Lake George
Gignoux has finished : small auiumsal Landscape,
full Of the bright which he ia 20 FOND or and which
be renders 50 veil.
J. clifford Is busy with nne water color picture Of
wreck that will figure in the approaching Exhibition
Of Che water Color Society.
@. Brown has added several charming works 10 HE
collection Of pictarss Of childhood.
Noble has finished hts large picture Of "John Brown
Led 10 Execution" and has commenced smother sill
sensational in iis subject, slave auction. The
latter he calls sThs Price Of Blood
Thomas Mast the carcatursI has unwisely chosen to
PROSTATE bis acknowledged artistic ability By making
and exhibiting ~ Dodworth Hall, under the title Of
"Ths Carieatursma" series Of thirty three crayon
burIssques which win have only The dubious historical
merit Of illustrating TO what disgusting extent the
and us consequences In themselves sbsse 90 called
"crand Historical Csrcaiars PAinsiass" have no other
Historical value for most u tAsu. psTsiceisry "zhs
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Proposals for New Place Of Meeting-The
Pay Of Members of the Legislature.
ALBANY, Dec. =, 1867.
The Convention met at ten O'Clock
Mr. WALES presented report Industrial Interests
Mr.. MsRRrL offered the following. which was laid ON
tho table by consent OF the mover
whereas 10 probable that the labors OF this Com
vcnon will not be completed before this chamber Will BE-
required by the legislature therefore,
Resolved That committee Of three bo appointed by the
President 70 confer with the committee OF the Comm
Council Of the city Of Albany in relation suitable haA
voluntarily rendered BY the city authorities and report AZ
early ~ practicable
Mr. BcKyoRD moved to instruct the Committee on
Revision amend the section relative 10 the salary Oh
members Of the Legislature substantially as follows
Two hundred dollars shah be payable the nrst
day OF February In each year. and the remainder Sd0u
at the close OF the first and main session During ead
session the roll Of members each House shall be called
the session shall last long and again just before the adj
journmen FOR the day and everytmember who shall not
his either Of the said roll calls shall bq
deemed absent for the day. and there shall be deducted
that portion OF the salary OF each member payable
the Of the main sesson for each days
aforesaid, which shall bear the same proportion to
$500 dav bears the whole number OF days which
the session shall last
Tabled BY consent.
The consideration OF the report the judiciary was
resumed Committee OF the Whole. Without coming
any the coDmtee rose, progress was reported
and the Convention adjourned to Monday evening.
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Ogre OF AndesonvilIs direct faisincaons or dis.
tortions OF historical facts Hatred a melancholy
OF inspiration for artist 70 sock Mr. MAST IN
his gross attacks upon the President Of tho United
States has transcribed the limits Of legitimate political
cancature Hs has degraded his talent oy employing i
in this way and despite the oodnsss Of design and the
freedom Of handling which some Of these works un-
doubleday display, the least that Is said OF them tue
better We trust ,hst he will repent Of having yielded
TO tho temptation 20 revive passions which every
patriot must pray will DO asysd By the soothing ndu-
ence or time and reason
saes appear 70 be the order Of the day. Besides the
valuable collection OF landscapes By Mr. Duraud which
have been exhibited and sold during the past week.,
collection OF pictures by Mr. H. Dolph and other Nav
York artists is now exhibition and for sas.
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CHARLES DICKENS.
iii. Arrival In New Yer,,.


Charles Dickens arrived 10 this city al bali past seven
o'clock last evening and proceeded al West,
minister HOTEL IN Irving Place. where elegant OF
rooms was prepared Tor him. His agent Mr. George
Dolby spent the whole evening 10 arranging his chief
arst dsea before the metropolitan public, and.
considering the immense amount OF work he had.
70 80 through be succeeded n finishing Is i'm
an extraordinary short space Of time Mr.. Dickens Was
TOO much iatgued after As Boston engagement and HE
Journey from the disaa Hub Of the Universe
receive any friends: yet had opportunity
him, and his manner and feeling we're entirely differ
emf from what we would imagine that Boa would
display after midnight The public appearance or
Charles Dickens viii probably be 70 one OF our promi-
nent Photographic galleries, where likeness OF him
will be taken.
Tomorrow night Mr. Dickens win appear for the first
time New York, and he has often expressed himself
decidedly on the question OF . metropolitan reception.
There In quarters strong feeling against HIM
as . representative Of peydds Albion; but We hsSs
heard many influential people speak Of his forthcoming
readings stsiuway Hall in tho most favorable terms
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FEARFUL MfaM u TINE fouanlnTn wAaa

About twelve o'clock last night two men, named
Thomas Kelly and James Smith, entered the house No.
Crosby street. room No 4. occsp,sA BY Clara wolf,
and coumsncsd assault her, when che called for
assistance and two brothers, named Andrew anl Thso-
dcrs wiley, 10 her and attempted 70 Put he
parties out whsnl Kelly, u alleged, drew oyster
knife and sabbcd the tvo Wilsysone IN the neek ana
the other In the side. The injured we're con-
vsyed to the hospital Captain Garland succeeded with
the assistance OF ofcer Campbs in securing The assal-
anita The knife, with the blade stained with blood,
which was used In the arrav found under cara in
the vicinity By o11coY Campbell. tI.Hss 46N \
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SUSPENSION or TIE Tn. ADDICTION or ruY
CURRNBcr.
Mr. scHExcK, from the Committee on ways and
Means reported back tho bill declaring thss from and
after passage the authority Of the secretary 70 make
any reduction in the currency By retiring or sanceIlins
United ssasss notes. ID suspended
A running discussion, in which the impeachment
question got mixed up ensusd between Messrs schsnck
lngsrsoi Stevens Of Pennsylvania Logan, Garfield and
Others but Mt scnsnsk PVT an snd 20 isby moving the
The previous question VAS seconded BY ~ 70 81, and
The bill ps..:d y yeas lss to 81 nays me following i
rsAs-. .:s;s Adams Alison Andss:ss Srsssr.
s. ssl SI.,ss
caam bes1e R ks SI 0i Gss
s.as 5sii.ay. ds:s:llz Sri:.sis n.i:ss a.nssos.
~. Jones; yssi ss:a. E.lsy Ksi:.y, k:11. E:ss:%
::,,; :sc,s: s:s .:ss:s ss:'s
ss ssss s ''Hs f!:ss fs ssS;
sssss".shsr si...s: asf ssss.a: : sn y.
WEI w.ssSurss q Ina w..aS1rns o. Wis., xsIi.r,
Ohio wilssn Of Pa and woodbridss-is1 = "'''A :
ps., & ss Sn's % S: sps lanai,
Hooper Hubbard Of Conn. Humphrey Johnson, Lswrrncs
H. wsSsa1a a'S ss: AND 1 Sosa
rHn LOAN LAVA
Mr.. SCIENCE moved that one thousand copies Of al
the Loan laws Of the United States b. ordered 70 be
printed the pamphlet 70 be prepared under the drec
ion Of the Committee on ways and Means Referred
70 ne Committee on Printing
TIE rosT ovYcB xnroHr
sescstion 70 print additional copies Of the Post
0nce report was referred 70 the Committee on Printing
Mr. scsxscx then moved that the House 20 into Com
mitiee Of the Whole on the state az the Union.
rus PRESIDENTS nrssGH--RuvsHxxcs TO COMMITTEES
tons for distributing the Presidents Message amonr
the various committees 10 which ~ subjects applied
Among them was proposition to refer porton Of the
Presidents Messsge 10 the Committee Reconstruc-
ton
NJ Ross made the point Of order that that resolution
was Of order there such committee IN sr
The CHAIRMAN cvsrruIsd the point or order.
Mr. srsvsys stated In explanation that new States
would be coming In from week 70 week for ten weskA
and there should be COMMITTEES 70 have charge Of the
subject He would, however, modify his resolution 70
As 10 refer the subject 10 . select committee Of nine
Mr. Ross, dem Of III, did not see that thas altered
the matter ALL He denounced this covert way Of
revivlng committee without any vote Of the Hovse By
slrpy rsfsyn wRjscs V - The Committee % Re-
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From the Evening Telegram Of ysssrdAy.I

From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday.J
WARRINGTON, Dec. 7, 1857.
General Sherman arrived in this city ehis morning.
This afternoon he made his appearance the floor Of
the Houss, where he was warmly received BY . large
number Of friends After visiting his brother, Senator
sherman, he called upon General Grant and accom-
panied him 10 the White House, where they had in
ervisw with the President Various reports current
here to the purpose Of his presence Warrington,
but the only which seems TO have Official authority
that he 10 here 70 attend tho meeting Of the Indian
Peace Commssien on Monday next
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STAINING ARRAY.

About hafpast eleven O'Clock last night, during TIE
progress Of street nshs Cherry street, named
Charles Trowbrdes stabbed severely In the right
groin sevon persons Who we're prsssat say that they
saw man named James Scanned commit The act Scan.
mel arrested and brouebt 10 the Fourth precncf sta
ton house. the injured brought to The Cy
Hospital Two other men named Charles Carter ana
James Kshss we're arrested = being implicated il sbs
anf4s.
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THE F0RTIRTH CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, Dec. J, 1857.
ooHnuucAnoSs yRon SECRETARY or wAR.
The sPKAKn presented communications from the
Secretary Of War ad isieriw - follows:-
Relative 70 vountssn discharged in the Territories,
which referred 10 the Committee Military Affairs
Transmitting, In compliance with the HOUSE resou-
tion Of April IT, 1884, summary Of the proceedings Of
the trial Of Henry wirz, which was referred 70 the
Judiciary Committee
Relative 70 the Of Miiksn and stating that Gen.
erA Thomas report subject in the hands Of the
Attorney Gsnsra which referred 10 the Judiciary
Committee.
mn rxrsAcmnr orisuox
The srsAxKs sisted the next business In order 70 be
tho resolution for impeachment Of The President the
pending question being the motion OF Mr. wilson,
Of lows, to lay the subject on tbs tabia
MI LocAs. rsp.l Of Tls asked unanimous consent 70
make . proposition.
Mr. srArDrso, rspj Of Ohio with an air Of ss.erni-
uatonl objected.
Mr. LooAs then initiated nlbussring for the day by
= motion for call OF the House. and demanding the
yeas and nays on that mouon.
M IsoKRsotr, (ep.I Of III, inquired whether n the
motion 70 lay the table did not prevail IL would BE-
In order W move postponsmsnt Of tire subjscG
The srrAxHa replied that 10 would b.
TIE crxRx proceeded 70 call the ysas ana maya
call Of the House was refused by - TO o.
Tho members who came 70 the aid Of Nr. Logan on
his motion for cali Of the House were Msssrs Aui.
son, Anderson, Baker, Benjamin, Benton, Boutwell,,
BromwsI, Broomail, Churchill Cobb, Ccburn, Covode
Eckley Ella, Harding Highly, Hubbard Of Iowa Hunter
Judd, Julian. Kelley, Kelsey, Lawrsncs or Ohio Loan
Logan. Loughridgs Maynard, McClarg, MuIlins, New
comb, 0'Nci, ortn PyIs, schsnck, shanks, Stevens,
rhomss Trimble Trowbridgs, Van Horn Of Mo-, Ward.
Williams OF Pa, Williams or ind, ana Wilson Of Pa.
Mr. Bu,lsr not being in The hall when his name vas
called not allowed 10 vote.
Mr.. LocAs, holding . newspaper 10 his hand said
that he rose 70 question OF privilege.
The SrrxxsB informed hin That there wss already enc
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Yesterday afternoon about quarter pest seven o'clock
man named John Hare was found in the drug store a.
tho corner Of Houston and Essex BY oeer %
the Eleventh precinct suffering from broken leg me
car n the corner Of Ffh and the 6ows By
person a. vet unknown. He was taken to bh home IN
lauuon streeI #NN