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DETROIT, Mich, December 10
Hon. George Martin. Chief Justice
of this State. died, to-day, in this city.
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TELEGR A p x.

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Fifth Page.
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TOYS and HOLIDAY Goods.

The largest and most exten sive stock OF
TOYS and Holiday Goods ever brought to
this city are now to be found at MARK &
HEN NING'S, No. Is Main Street. These
good are fresh from the importers hands
and embrace all the latest novelties and
INVENTIONS of this age.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
THE BoARD or HEALTH.

The Metropolitan Board of Health held their regu-
lar meeting yesterday afternoon the President JACKSON
g. Schultz in the Chair. Mr.. Manerre moved that the
Board go into election for President for the ensuing
year. which resulted In the present incumbent Mr. Jack
son g. Schultz, being unanimously reelected Dr e J.
in place OF Dr. Prentice deceased MT Msnlerre ocred
ts s,ssiss iSlSSans Hs. ffso B. Peos1 % Board
special a % receive .DD,ssI4, II s 4 % q es eco p saa a5a ns'
D'S Sr sos G moved that the proposed d
ted aSa o oSn '
johnson on the other part now present Dc execnteo py
snd on nnS Seas ne IL tS the sea q the Board thereto This
resolution which Is in reference to the arbitration on the
Ss ward BrooEyn, was adopted The following Is
the report Of Superintendent Dalton; No., an,
o'Ho. SANITARY HK.sgs nETYosK March Z, 1901.
TO a. s4rsary of Astropoaa Board q Hsa' III, s.,,
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The Bonrd adjourned to meet Thursday next at
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New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
TIE EXCISE Law.

The following nnued persons were reported 70
Jacson Schultz the President OF the Board by super
intendent Kennedy of the Metropolitan Police ior 'io
lang the Excise Law, with request that 30 OF tnem
have their licenses revoked and the othcrs compeea
pay fine Of ESQ: Henry Montz, No. AGA Pearst Keep
inc pretty waiter girls; Stephen Branch, No GarIek
az Arandus Steffen, No. Itl Greenwishst; frcdefcA
schmal No. IL Rectorst Martin Henker, NO 40 1reen-
wch-st: WIN. Rude, No 80 Oaksti Herman hoinan'
no. 263 willaBrst; Michael Rock No 80 Coiuiupiass,
brooklyn; WIN. steabnor, No. lol Broad 81; hSrnhn
Beine No % Frankfortst; Charles B. Hanitoni No %
peek slip Lewis sohondorff No 81 frankfortst; John
q Tribcken No rs Baxterst George GeseschOp, NO. ~
AZ; John W. Immen, No. 100 Prncest; bernard
Baxton No at Lewsst; Frederick Laler, NO. Il Avenue
B John Male, No i27 Avenue ID; Jacob korndoffert No
2s3 Third st.: Henry TOpp. No. Gil GrandSt; Chris
topher Conner No 81 East Fourteenthst; Julian Lar
ru No 100 0reenst; Michael o. Grady No. Amlty-st;
Nicholas T. Butershaum, No 800 Avenue A; Eliza kresh.
back No. sKthst; VIM Smith. No. lSS Twelith-st;
John Gillespie Of Fourtconthst and Tenth-aye;
Henry r. Grane, No: 947 Spring ST.; Hosman n Burton
AnthoDy r. w. cor. Forty y.ninthst and Eleyenthayei
snss Dsnlsl NO STSy @ SS aStsS lynch Sssau.
n, Tohn ~ Mcguire, No IS MainAs. Dfooklyn; Oliver
Ctter No 81 Atantio-st, Brookyn Henry simpson NO
iis Fulton ave. Brooklyn; John smith, No. AI
DrooLlyn: Jacob thinner No. oC9 secondaye New lors
David 81 himpson No. 1904 Fultonase, BrooElyn; Dud'
lev Bulgcr Myrtle aud k0strandaves, br9okyn; Sar-
rct WeIch No rs Fultoaaye., BroQklyn John bahen-
cy Parl-ave and Ryersonst Brooklyn; Chhs Eczsten,
No i3s Courtst, BTooklyn; Thos yelcs COZ Jonn ana
Pearlst Brooklyn WIN Foster nyte, heaf Marcy ave;
VIM. wredc. vanderbiltaye. ard PacIiicst.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
OBITUARY.
hon. JOHN PRRaIoN.


The Hon. John Preston a prominent ad yocnte of
the principles Of temperance and liberty among the
public men OF New Hampshire, died at his residence In
HewIpswioh. Tuesday March o. at the age of c. Mr.
Preston was graduate Of Harvard University in the
Class Of 1875 whore he distinguished for his succees
full devotion 10 study, the kndacss OF his dispo
siton, and his fnendIy aud winning manners After
pursuing course Of legal study, he became member
OF tho bar In Eewpswioh and preserved the reputation
through life OF sound aud learned lawyer faithful Ia
the discharge Of professional duty and model Of dill
gence and integrity Originally warm admirer Of
Henry Clay he acted with the Wings until the formation
OF the Liberty party and since the year 1884, took con-
spicuous rank as FreeSoiler and Republican lie was
member OF the House Of Represe and the senae
OF ofEow-Hampshiro for more than twelve years. and In
1852 was the Soil candidate for United States Gem
stor Upon his first election State Senate he was
and solitary and alone he baed unflinchihgiy for liberty
aud temperance. Few mon in New Hampshire were 80
friends OF those principles tho deceased He win long
be remembered among them for his ardent devotion TO
promoted It's interests
BISHOP sytLE.
Atispatoh from Nashville announces the death OF
the Rev Joshua soul6 Bishop Of Che Southern Methodist
Church. and senior Methodist Bishop Of the United States
at tho age OF 80 years Bishop sou6 was born IN Bristol
Me on Aug 1881 He was licensed to preach In i7eo
ordained elder In 1902 aud in $780, appointed presiding
elder of the Maine district which embraced twelve
circuits and ono station within circumference OF 1900
miles In 1903 he attended the General Conference
at Baltimore and drew up the constitution OF delegated
General Conference, which then adopted In 1910 he
was elected Book Agent and editor OF tho Methodist
Magazine" Being elected Bishop In 1920 he declined or
dnstioD but accepted when reelected In 1874 In ls3 he
became senior Bishop OF the Church In consequence OF
the death OF BIshop Roberta At the division OF the
Church, In 1874, Bishop 8Ote went with the Southern
portion lie was opposed 10 5eccEon and is said 70 have
reinaDcd (prO5lavcry) Union Throughout the war
His Unions did however, not change his unyeldng op
position 90 tho anti Slavery spirit ot The korLhetn heth
ldist Church.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
NEw.yoRK COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY.

The annual commencement Of the New-York Col
lege OF Dentistry took place Wednesday evening
steinway Hail Among those present upon the platform
were the Following well known gentlemen:
Blesnr Panny NJ D. D. d. S. Rerus Professor Of N. r,....
OF Dentistry william ~ D.inee NJ d. D. D. s. Professor ot n,sl
Science and Operative Dentistry W. Kiagsey
tai Art aud Mechanism smith podSe JL D. b. e. Pnsssor
Dental Pathology and Therapeutics Pane D. Wee Professor
DescPye and Co@pslise Anao%y Rufus King Browne
A M, Professor of Chemistry and hsiallursy.
Alter address to the graduating class by Dr. N W..
Airport, degrees were conferred upon the following
gentlemen: - -
P HOdon, NexYcrh Charles D. Allen, New
York, w. Browne, CounectoHt W Lyon EewYoki w. C.
nOOns New York George Benau Nsv.nerk Va Tgeis D.,
UsDEK GHApUArKsR b Aker, NegJerseyi H. BVhs, New
York L. G. BEnm, Eewlerk; y Bahcney Ne. York. ~ IA G.
ChsR VIM Csr York w g. Cowen Massachasetts
Dodns sewY 4. De yo NJ D. Terasi O. G. Forsyth IT,,
NswYoTi i. Halsey Eew.iork C. Kingsley Eewlork; J. A.
Kmba Charles Merritt Connecticut u a. Merritt Connecticut:
Pfessier EcsYoki T. PApcy EewYorki A. Seer Rhode
Island n Toledo SPAIN " T. uIsou COnaeedcs y. g. Wells,
Now-Jerscyi J. Wetlsuier, New-icrt.
The Kingsley gold medal was awarded to ,. r. p Hod-
son. and the usual prize of s, or its to j. a.
Kimball. -
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
MR.. BOWEN TO MR.. SAFTHE.
opuoE oy rHs ixDsrRxpkyF.

kRs.loRK, MsrrA I. 1861 J .
The facts regarding the general order business are
these uhd The Lsa 81. nephew fe1e the rasr of .so'hr
shd the another frseesors In t once. uA certain Dis
isave shares allotted % u. prelor fIS Isde-asa weekly
rou1 Published In tbis city, and 10 other politicians
the dnts
Informed that the Poss f the tasrsss legally prep
ery fislributaAe psrQaistes af my encc"
Tho foregoing from the card OF Henry A. smyhe, OF
this daeaddrossed 10 the Prsdent OF the United States
far as Il may be construed rCscrrlng 10 TO
any other person connected with this office, either d.
recty Indirectly Is to plain English, an abomnabe
falsehoOd. brother OF mine at tho time Mr.. sInythe
appointed Coloc,o was part9er In tho General Or
dor business In the highly respectable firm OF Merle
,-waterst. East River The total receipts Of that
business. cEedlly informed barely covered the
expenses and 3r 5mythe early given 20 understand
very distinctly that Merle Co. would noe demean them
selves by paying tn him or any other person Aingo
doihr 10 retain u. When Mr. Smythe was seeking the
office Of Collector he sent for through mutual friend,
made apology for certain discredtahe official trnrs
action of his then asked go Washington, and
all the influence then had with the President also
with the Secretary OF the Treasury and members or Con
gress secure his appointment and confirmation did
have ample proof have been heartily ashamed OF
IL since. and hope all parties will forgive me.
HENRY C. BOWEN.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08

School RECEPTION AT THE FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF
afternoon the quarterly reception
was given by scholars and teachers Of the Five Points
House of Industry, situated at No i55 worths large
number Of Invitations had been sent out but owing TO
the stormy state OF tho weather the attendance not
40 largo as WAS expected The exercises however
gone through with great spirit by the children and salts
faction 90 those spectators who present They
sisted OF singing caiisthenics mental arithmetic, and
animation In geography Tie aim Of the teachers Of this
school appears to bo TO amsc as wen as Instruct and
different questions put 20 tho it answers admirably
Tho most entertaining features o the exercises Were the
cslisthenos and the song OF "The Blackspth In the
former nearly 400 children through number OF eyol
lutions With tho precision O olookyofk not motion
OF time indeed regular hess saoyenents that
10 makes amost dizzy 10 look at he The seng of
and sturdy little follow In red shirt who beats time on
miniature anvil IL pleasant TO witness the vim
and heartiness with which tho chdron sang this song
During the past year ending March lu persons nave
been admitted into this Institution; nes nave
been given away as also 1850 pairs OF soos About ~
Ia the average daily attendance to the school
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08

saS sSus Ss1 Ss the ssos sA
OF said work. and particularly for the Wa au M he
.ing and also showing the present eonoi@vn VI 'ne
said wall, which was adopted. ,., s..
An amendment was called up, on q resontlon waicn
previously adopted relating 70 express wagons,
wagons TO solicit employment at steamboat landings
and raiload depOts which was adopted. -,
An ordinances to amend ordinance concerning pack
drivers expires sen and porters YVES called up ana was
the occasion of considerable amount OF InY aepate,
In the course Of which Councilman FLYNN ue7neu w
know who offered the ordinance. . a,..us
Councilman O'BRfEN - Jimmy Long Vhhs'"hu'
thrower).
1t was laid upon the table, 4. . ~r.,. % .,.
common Conncil TO eneToss and aye framed resolutions
complimentary to john Brce late President 81 the BoaLe arc
of Aldermen and Wilson Green, late Presldent Oh te
Roard of COuncilmen The whole subject was laid over
The Board then took recess for ham an houl Ne cai
recess the Board reassemblcd, Mr. BRISKAr IN gne AZ
Mr. ORIEN moved that when the Board adjourn u .S so
80 to meet ON Friday at o'clock p m. CalIleu SnJ '
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08

CHOLERA PREvENuvE.-The opinion so widely
adopted by intelligent medical that OF tho chisS
Of the spread Of cholera consgon 70 be fcuna
In tho excreons OF the patient has lead the invention
Of deodorzng utensl for the purpose Of netraiirns
foul and unhealthy emsnations According TO REPORT
recently made TO the New-York Academy OF Meeinc oy
rangement for the reception OF suitable deodorixina
compound with an opening the emission Of tho nen-
tralzing gas thus bfngtng the antidoto In immetiats
contact With the poison The invention Is recommended
by high authority as OF incredible value nleaas of
preventing the spr road 0f terrible disease.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08

AIuAfYT ORGANIZATIoN.-The organization OF the
Society Of the Alumni Of the Medical Department OF the
University OF NewYork was completed nineseay evon
ing sf this weeh at meeting held In the Council room Of
tina uuyersity DR. Samuel S. Purple OF NevYork. va
elected President; DIS. McCann OF Virginia sstchwe Oh
Nossh Carolina Looming. and Hewitt of Tewyork Ayrea
Of Brooklyn, Lente OF Gold Spring NicoPreddepts 1T
H. NJ brush Of York, Secretary; Dr. Geo. n sntth
q BrooklSn. TIeasIer; DE H. NJ spraene o. Msss %
tor long list Of councillors, comprising frosa cash
graduated class, also chosen. II deciaed 10 hoA
a mootiug IA Oc tobcr. ~
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08

soNs or TEMpERANCE-During the last month
over 80 new Divisions Of Sons of Temperance have
been organized In York. with an average OF
over 40 members each. Moro than 2S clergymen have
united with these Divisions A. Il. Bradley, esq, has
been employed by the Grand Division and has instituted
40 now Divisions tho last few weeks Applications for
newIDi iyisions be made to j. n stearns NJ W. P No
ITa Wil;Rmst the Order Is progressing also In the
Wostern and 6outhorn States ln Tennessee there
over Dissons Virginia has 20 Kentucky s0 five have
just formed In Texas six ia South Carotna three la
Florida aud ono " Mississippi
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
BOARD or COUNCLMEN.

THE NEW POST OFFICE siTE--THE BARGE AND KEyE-
NUE. oFFicE All THE BATTERY, &C,
The Board met at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the PRESIDENT, JAS O. BRTsfSMAN, eco, In the chair.
Mr. HART offered resolution authorizing the Corpora
ton Counsel 10 suspend all further proceedings under
resolution OF the Common Council directing him 10
ecutc conyeyancos the General Government OF land In
the City Hall Park for Post Office nnd the Battery
for Barge Office. Referred o the Committee on Law.
Councilman STEPHEN RoDEnrs offered resolution d.
reong the Controller 20 furnish TO this Board state
ment showing the sums Of money paid out OF the City
Treasury IN and about the work OF grading Hamilton So,
from the beginning of the work thereon IN about
the work OF widening Fourthayc north Of Fifty
s and statement showing when, and to what person
persons and for what work such sums were paid Which
was adopted.
resolution presented, directing the Street Com
missioner 10 furnish this Board at s next meeting, n
Showing What have boon paid Or inquired
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
CITY GOVERHIfgN7.
BOARD OF AIDERMES

THE BATTERY xSLARGFSiEST-rHE TAX LEVY
ADOPTED.
The Board met az 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the President JoskrK snssSoS. ESQ, in the Chair
Mr.. CUsnaAS offered resolution calling upon the
street Commissioner information regard to the con-
tract for the Battery enlargement whether the work has
boen dono IN satisfactory manner, aud what amount
Mr: HARDY said he had been nduccd by the nowsps-
%ssn emcd @ hsg. 70 TIE nS9y, effect bat that
hersi9re vote Tor te passage of the resolution The
Tho ordinance as amended compelling hacitmon and
omnibus drivers TO exhibit their badges when only
Alderman McBRIEY offered resolution directing the
Controller 10 notify tho ossees OF the Weehawken Ferry
EVENT OF failure Sen the Controller be- dcesd To
cancel said lease. Referred 70 the Committee on Fer
resolution was adopcd directing the Corporation
Counsel TO take the necessary legal proceedings TO pre-
Broadway pavement from interfering Win the oIsting
and on 6Snn Sd ns " s ns Vay Oh the
Alderman HARDY moved that the Board so into the
OF tho SaSG on Ss e ms1 and
The following aro the only alterations made In the levy
Belgian pavement $4,000 was stricken out City Con-
tlngehces increased from $4,000 to $1,000 Contngon-
Donations TO the Blind was increased from s2o ZOO TO $780,
6J Judgments, sic5,ooo-stIcken out entire Expenses
adHS So tGs To c sSss Water n'% pipes SSG ss
tho same, increased from tSocoo TO $4,000. fof
1850 was added. Donations increased from 49,
60 $1,000 Iands and Places increased from s goo 70
$4,000 Tho levy amended, then adopted by the
Committee who presented to the Board ana rccoin
mendod IFS edoption. ....
The Board then went into session and adopted the levy
amended, by vote Of ~ Ia the affirmative 10 In
tho negative.
The board concurred with the Councllmen In appoint
ing Assistant Sergeant Arms for the Counclnanlc
Board at salary of 81 400 per annum.
Mr. McGIsEs called up the resolution offering reward
$500 for the detection OF the persons who defaced the
pictures OF John Jay and Alexander Hamilton, which
had been hung up In the Board -
In explanation of his motive Ia calling up the res0u-
ton Mr.. MCGIssIs said that when tho resolution WAS
first offered OF the nowspapors had stated that
from some unknown cause the Board had failed 10 pass
tho resolution but laid 10 and he only wished 10
thnt the resolution laid simply for the reason
that II had W le under the rue relating to appro
priations. .
The resolution was adopted and the Board adjourned
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08

Our WHARvEs AND PieRs.--Mr Richard A Gilpin.
formerly assistant Engineer OF construction Of tho LIVER
pool and London Docks, will present and explain plan
for the construction Of wharyes and piers in this city at
meeti nQ this evening OF the Association for the Advance
Inent OF Science and AT. Cooper Institute. Admission
tree.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
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CTvIL COURTS
7-Before Commissioner BETTs.
All ALLEGED COUHTERRBTER.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-mlkCx
7.-Before Commissioner BEJTs.
All ALLEGED C0UHTERFBIfER.
Uni,ed States sgt Henry Wust
The defendant Is charged with attempting TO pass ~
counterfeit National currency parporng have been issued ~ me
Currency Indianapolis Matilda Oehn keeper
shgeeer saloon Ne 05 Szths II from the evidence ths
offered the bill for glass Of lager; that Matilda couh M
change IT, tha. she sent out to get chanee that is seen ~
who Mahda aud arrested defendant Who pes~
the arrest paid cents for the glass Of lager was shown n
defendant that that be had no nowis6gs
Of money brg unable 10 tell good from bad that had
previous attempting pass This bill SO m chngd and tAss
this obtained The fsrshr
animation adjourned 10 Tuesday Dezt u u s dsfadan giving
bail in $4,000 70 appear
Before Commissioner WHITE.
CHARGE OF ILLEGALLY REMOVING WHISKY
l.. The United States agt Henry Holden and Wn H. Glider
The defendants arc charged with having removed from
their dsery in tst between First and Seeondave seyersl
whisky other an bonded wsehye and wiihss
being inspected branded lateral Inspector Jsss
dstery Madison betwsss
and hcsAmars testified that they
esroads u whisky secretly removed from deendans dU
taken oft No 29 Westst and The 70 No 2l0 Fss
st. The further bearing then Adjourned Iuesdy re s vel'ss
Pm ~ - al
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
SUPREME st0CRT CHA MBrns-M MARCH 7-Before Jus
tice LEONARD.

IMPORTANT TO BAEKs-- oREEFRAcKs MONEY!
Tlis was return under an alternative mandsinus e
he Board e The uH ST.: ,s,: Court h@ %
securities esye: sot e oa taso & s'. & afss "a
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bonds but red ind the tie ss hs,std = =
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T6s sppiieation i denied with cost.
Before Judge lSGRAuAM
DECISIONS.
Eleanor de Cockeville agt julia Mallory et a-mou'e
D. Bss.ssrd ssi Rachel Ivuson ttso ca'esNoAss as
Tscs Psses .s. HsIc. reMoos sr,nsa .st rs
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SUPERIOR COURT T-TRDL TERM-MARcH T. Befsn
Justice GARvIS.
A RAILROAD COMPANY MULcTED IN 100 DAMAGES ron
CAUSING THE DEATH OF ONE OF us PAssESGERs AS ,Si
Elizabeth Gonzales 'dm &C. . The hs~i'f and Harlem kss's
In this case reported more fully yesterday IN wAsA
Ss sss siSSr Ss Snss s q 'sSs s ds o g. l
rendered verdict for plaintiff fer 1900. -.
Van Pet Hall fos psintfi Mr. Rapalo for deentaat~
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srEcrAL TERm-MARcs
T.-Before Judge CAEDozo.
DECISIONS
Lowenhem agt. sexton.-see memorandum with Cerk
walack sgt Curasi Green sgt CuriS-Ortef settled. a
Sophia D. Clark ct al ss Hesp Rogers ct a-hOo denst ~
cat ~ RS
New-York tribune., 1867-03-08
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-MARcH t. Befosa
Hap
COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.

sUPREME C0URT-cTRcurf. =
pAxr fBef',e Mr. Justice cLEEKK Court opens i ~