New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
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hst year, reached S,GJo,ooo.
The Sub-Treasury was jammed yesterday, by
the holders OF January coupons
1t is said that the number of changes among
business firms is larger tins year thar ever before
The knowing ones have it that eX-COntrOllcr
Matthew T. Brennan is to be made Police Commissioner
Burnton offers $40 reward for fine flag of
the United States which was stolen from his bookstore
yesterday.
Mr.. George William Blunt, of the District
Attorney Oce defeated 155 wIts Of habea corpus ahd
ceTtiOrari n 1861.
Cathaiine Kellaher of No. 80 Oak-st. fell
through the grating OF No. Madson-st, last evening,
aud WAS seriously Injured.
During n quarrel last evening, at the inter
sceon Of PcaI and PaIksts, John sullivan shot Mafk
Gil through one Of the fingers OF the nght hand'
At a meeting of the Excise Board yesterday,
Commissioners Lincoln took his seat, and DR. Crane was
clos n President pro TEN Two licenses were Tevoke1'
tic holders having been caught selling liquor on sunday
Gerald O. Brandon, aged 60 years, resident
ct No. 495 West Twenty seventst was on Monday nSht
beaten I party Of thieves at the ~ OIL Ie a
and a small amount of money.
Col Stetson, with his usual liberallty, gave
fhe .mploy6s OF the Astor House ball last evening
number Of the guests IL tho house participated IN the
festyes and dancing was kept up until tne sal hours
OF the morning. IL was the 26th annual Ast0r ball
An IN freight train of the Hudson River
r. L. last evening at the FOrtysecondst crossing struck
car No % Of The Fotyseeond aud Grandst me, ana
either the conductor, driver, or horses Inc car was
badly shattered.
A male infant, aboutthree days old, was found
Oh Monday night In the alley yway Of No ~ HOrauOst
Another Was found IN the hallway OF No Go sxh-aye
female infant was found in the halfway OF no: ioS
OrchardSt All cared for by the Commissioners OI
Charities and Correction.
Mrs. Rosanna Little fell down q fight of stairs
sitefward Coroner Cover was notified, up yester
dny 10 inquest had been held aud OWING TO % tne
Mrs. Little was 30 years Of age.
The new CorOners are Messrs. William Schir-
mer. Cerucius Flynn Aaron D. ROuins ana FatrcK M M ~.
Gf
loard. ENCorOner Robert Gamble has been appointed as
Deputy sheriff. Mr. George II. Mickey, six years Clerk
OF Health. "
The Common Council has resolved to pave,
with Ncolson pavement, Washngton-pace from Broad
way to UniycrSityplace, Murrayst. from Broadway TO
Wtst.st, New-st. Twenty Ourthst. from Broadway 10
Bildgesf from Broad.st. to the Battery, Lbertyst,
Coutaudtst where not already paved with the Belgian
objections TO offer TO send them TO him In writing.
About four weeks ago a rectifying establish
ment was seized ON Thrdayg anu q number OF entries
real Of the distlleTs from whom the whisky had
been bo ght. This suppression led to strict inquiry
which r suited IA the discovery Of Benjamin Derrcks
distllery IN Forty yeishtb-st, between Ienth ana
GeyentaYes, and ITS seizure on Monday AFTERNOON Oy
80 gallons of whsky day, and the sl was warm ut
the time of the seizure
Marshal Tappan of the License Bureau, and
Geo W. Morton ot the bureau OF Permits In the Mayors
Office, report the following as their business during the
engines sixth and Egnthnves, lsO horse
houses ca; exprssmen SS2 renewals ga Nenuers' 10
renewals 527 chimney sweeps, 2; pubhc carts so1; re-
IS7; guupowder dealers. ls renewals. II /; KIND,
hugwOod veuders, rs; renewals, 10 woodshHTc StI
express drivers. lO4 dogcars "a dftcars 263 renew
s 29l portel II reue%as 100 CO. eGaSHSfrr "IroTr 81
secondhand dealers, 2s junk shops 2s Iehewas iSo
stage coaches junk boats renewals, 26 junk carts
is renewals is; coaches 45 coach transfers. 49, second
hand dealers 100. Whole amount pad ior lhT saS lu
the city Treasury ss?47 g. To the sinking Fund SIS
Ss Total sceO g. Ine Permit Bureau received for per
rs for srcegns &c after dedncting the expenses oi
cc.ytd was 9s91 Received for fines, sCs4 50. The Ii
cense Bureau has been In operation only Six mouths
The years summary in the Civil Courts is as
follows; I'm tho supreme Court-Frst judicial District
Justice Leonard heard 772 motions during the year 1861
Justice Inguhan heard and decided 2CS mOtiOns Jus
fre sutherland heard aud decided 9l2 motions. Justice
lauard heard and decided 14l motions Justice CleIke
as notions Justice j. smith. 40; Justice A. H. Janes,
a. Justice Peckham ll3 Justice Fullerton, Is; Jnstics
Main 59 Justice J. f. Barnard, 10; Justice Miller q
business in the supreme Court Chambers is made up as
follows Motions heard and decided o3s JuugeI'S t ~
tachucnts against property lS6S attachments esanS'
Ts7 Labas corpus orders made, Sol; and exceI
tioas settled a. In addition 10 this the various Justices
ex parte applications the number Of at least l2OO0
IL The superior Court Circuit the n9lnnef oi esses wac
General Tenn number OF cases heard anu % ueelGe1 x0o
motions heard aud d, oided 5oi; Natufdizations S,5
Trial Term eases tried 5aG i.quests ly DecaGaom Ul
tnes 1873 duplicate certificates furnished 25N causes
Oh Calendar, 1901
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Division, No. 4,
f. uf T., recently reelected Nh Alexander Campbell W. T.
thc one hundicdth une'
Michael Collahan, Daniel Desmond, George
Boyle ANA James Grace the eldest - ana the youngest
Years of age before Justice Delmar yesterday on
charge OF robbery on the highway.
The Fire Department Ball for the benefit OF
the widows and orphans 10 10 t,he pace on @ to e nIs
to make 1t the most successful ever given.
WILLIAMSBURGH.-An Hubbs, one of
Mo-
Company, was killed. yesterday morning, while pushing
ear out depot, his body having been crushed be-
int ONLY 20 per cent capital of by the failure
OF Place Co.. and the Directors have concluded 10 make
Janrs FlaheTts ihfant child burned death at his
residence No S72 South siNths its clothes having taken
IRE from while its mother was temporarily all
sent MIR. Joseph Austin. %elknown citizen, cripple
from early childhood, died at his residence Oh Monday
evening.
JAMAICA, i. 1.-The criminal business in
Queens County in 1867 follows Persons indicted
J0l convicted ON trial. IA convicted on conessoh SS;
acctted c. Jury disagreed, 2; nOle prosecute entered
admitted 10 ball. Is; fined, amount OF tines received
70 con'tv l Is; average sentence Prison.
wears; sentence suspended Il discharged by order OF
court II feSTSsrted 6y Special s&sons 0a fined by
Epecia Sessions So sentenced TO Jail by Special Sessions
l senfeuced House Of Refuge by Special Sessions 81
whole number of convictions by Courts OF Record ana
Special Sessions, l57
COLD SPRING, l.. 1.-The people Of Cold
SnriDg Woodbury.. West Hills Huntington, CenterpoH,
and Northpor rejoicing in prospect of being favored
with the convenience Of railroad The syoset Branch
s nearly II not quite competed through 20 Nortnpot,
touching all the places above named The frst tram
ESsSys. 'D'0"'D ''D'' . '
FREEPORT, l.. I-Messrs. Charles Ellison
ard Jacob SnOi OF this town were accidentally
drowned while snng for oysters IN HemPstead Bay On
fridav aud their bodies were washed ashore on sun
day Coroner Ofenbachs jury rendered verdict IN ac-
cofdance with the facts.
RIVERHEAD-Th Suffolk County Super
vsos report the number OF acres in the county as
f2967 value real estate, O69SjS value OF personal