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MiaGellanR0na.
NASBY.

Mr.. Nasty at the Instance NV the Ma
tiOnal Central Committee Goes South
TO Organize COiored Seymour and
Blair Clubs,
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
SHIPPING NEW S.
sun riscs. ........ Gi2 Moon sets.....eve , 9
Sun sets.......... AZ High water....evo o IA
Port OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY ss. 1865.
ARRIVALS.


IMPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship fIansa (lsrem Otsrendorp Bremen Feb
via SOUTHAMPTON 18th, at Pm with mdse and pass,n.
gers to uelrchs Co. Experienced heavy westerly winds
fog, pissed through large OF field which
tanned several hours.
Steamship Geo Washington Gagsr New Orleans Feb IS
Cromwell Co. Anchored OF Sandy Hook evening OF
mdse and passengers 10 Murray. Ferris 90. Had heavy
no therly winds.
mdse, TO Williams Guon Experienced very heavy NNE
gales latter part OF passage
Steamship Champion Lockwood. Charleston, with mdse
steamship Acushne Kelly. New Bedford with mdse and
passengers to Ferguson Wood
with mdse. Chss Lu.ing Co. Encountered very severe
Westerly gales fore part Of passage stove ouiwark &C.
The last three weeks had fine welther
Schr Danl simmons Mayo, Norfolk for Providence.
Schr John Neral, Ncks Baltimore for salem. Had
got lar Montauk Point 2Is where encountered
port Tor y harbor.
schr snow squali simpson Ehzabethpors for proyi.
denve.
schr Eizs s. BUELL. Fiisabethport for New Haven.
Schr Drigo Clark, Boston for Washington. Dc.
schr ALLAN Warren. Warren Providence for Baltimore
schr II Harker, HarSer, Providence.
schr Pride. Decker, Prov v.dence
scsr - ten Islander Babcocs New llasen.
schr United Brothers, Nathans, New Haven.
schr Fe, iect, Low New haven,
schr Michigan, iayor, Rockand, Ct.
Schr A y ParAer, Mel. Glen Cove.
sloop Caroline, Roberts, Nortnpor-
Steamer shetuckcl, Clark, NORWICH.
The bark Gustav AdolPh from Shields arrived 2is mat,
- and 81 experienced succession OF heavy westerly gales
with nigh shipped great quantities OF water nling
decks cdhn aud iorecase. stove boat snd spit fore
obliged 10 run 70 tic southward. where encountered
Lcesy suulhery weather.
BELOW.
Bark Harry Booth from Turks Island II days
schr Pioneer, Haliett. from Mobile Jan -.
Wind ~ sunset ANE, fresh.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

uAy
TRANSFERS NEW YORK cry.
Division at No 80 2jxh the block. .......s s1i 500
32i st. q e. 2e6 II Of lst av lSx9s9........ 100
arm Al, e. l57 II OF 6tn av, 20x 100 900
STU 81 and 9th av cor % iots) l25 5xl00 ~ 800
Vsth st. "a y 275 II of 9Th av, 50xlO0.i1..... 4250
lat ay No 130 IS 9sx55x242x l0x1 6x454 10 900
20 av q OIL OF 79lh u q ots 6i sxloO5.. 1000
IYAsEs REcoRDED ~ NEw YORK.
Crosby 81, No ~ 22.6xJ2 llx23. .6x32.1I, yrs yor
year. .......... lsp
Av u, No g. years, per year. "a
TRAsaFnRs IN nRooKlYx.
Buu,r st, = 8, 100 II W OF Howard sv, lo0Ii28 IL
13a 7x30 3x15 IL xl279h ............. 500
Dean 81 and Classsn ~, NV cor, l "a 3I19l0 900
RUsnwlcg.
Herbert It, g. 141 n Of smith at, dsxl00. oon
Herbert It, n o. 1Sg n " OF Smith 81, 2axl00. 'V
The following the transfers in Hudson county,
N j., on Saturday.
urY.
Bushw,ck and South 9th cor 75xs0 -. 600
Pavonia and Coles st, corner, l26x50. 200
York ST. lots 32 aud - block "a Wan Worst farml,
each zoxiOU ,oVO
HORUkES
lots g. TO- II and L. block l2s tCoster sslate. 500
10, 70. block &C.
Lot 20, block a.
lot "a block 90,
Lot 9, block 10,
nUnsos err
Hancock g. .. los 22s tvaa vovt esste) a6ri0S 400
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

BrrAxxy Suddenly, sunday morning February
23 Mrs JAsr BRxAKsr, rsct Of Andrew Breasey,
in the 63d year OF her age.
TIE trends and relatives of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral Tuescay afternoon, at
two o clock. from her late residence 1871 South Third
street. Williamsburg
Bto1uaS -on sunday, Februsry q, after q short
illness. CoRsstiA JASs BroSasm, wife OF william BloI
ham and daughter o. James and Cordelia Floroncs,
asod "a years
Friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
,nysd 70 s,ssd shs funeral from bss ass rsslasacA
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

Monmouth q. "a lots q, rs and rs lmsp Fosters
prcmisssl each 25xl0o. 200
Paisads lot H. block 50 ci,y map) 2Sxi00 loo
Prospect s. 40 Il Of West Side sv s7Kloo. 1900
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

A. J. Cooper, OF New Mexico was robbed Of three
hundred and seven ounces OF gold valued At about
000 the between Kansas City aad st. Louis
Wednesday night, the 1ith ins s,t fbe geld was ab-
ssracted from . vaiise and not missed usul Coot9
arrived q st. LouiA
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
MARRIAGES AND DEA THS.


Ks,rssv--f -forvsBrpay. -on ruosday February Is, nv
tbe Row Dr. stephen H. Tying, Jous ksARsgy TO SARAH
" loussnxRY. daughter OF James IL. IDansoory, all D
this cily
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
REAL ESTATE.

Onicial Transfers of kcnl Estate 10 New
York, Kings Comfy aud Iiudsou County.
~. j.
The following the transfers OF real estate and
lsasos recorded this city and Kings county sstur
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

viii sell at public auction
All the Furniture at the three sosy
private residence l9 West Eighth street Cnton pacol.
between fifth ana sixth this day (Monday Fo-
ruary ~ morning, a ii O'Clock precisely Eegent rose
wood Pnoforte three rich farior SUITS covered with
satin. broca,e and reps Turkish Chairs Lounges Eta
Centre Tables, large Mirrors Lace Curtains Brus-
sels Carpet. Clocks Vases. bronzes rosewood walnus
Bedsteads Bureaus Washsands spring, hair Mattresse
Tabn Cutlery. &c
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

uCrIoN SALE OF MAGSIFlcENT HOUSEHoLD
"A Furniture, Piauoforte Rronzss Painting rar-
Tor suits, Mirrors Carpets. Booka on this day
ieenth street, between Tifh and Sixth ayeuues.
commencing At IL O'Clock wngroom Furniture.
covered French brocate OF ths richest Description cur
Cabinets, Encoignures Turkish Chairs Paintings bg
eminent artists, Bronze Clock Vases. Chsndeers. Lace
Curtsins rosewood wanut Bureaus, Bedsteads, Ward
robes spring hair Mattresses Toilet Sets Extension Table,
Buffet Silver Casters Dinner Tea Ser.
vice. spoons Forks hnyes ruby GLASS Warc Table
Linen. French China Dinner Sets Furniture OF the scr
wants apartments sale perempIory. n B.-rhs Houss
for sale.
UCrIoN NOTICE-R. T. HAzRLI4 AUCrIoNEER.
"A TUESDAYsAND WEDNESDAY fEp rs AND M
1917 o'clock each day No. 81 Hickman street. tho en-
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY &C
contained In being the well selected OF
Messrs welIes Biss who are retiring from the loobna
(for account whom II may concarn)
RAILROAD sUrPLIE5-A large assortment OF goods fog
railroad use. comprising Rubber Packing, Betting and
Hose, GAskes &c Globe Valves Service locks OH Cups.
Lanterns screw and base Jacks Picks Ayes, wrenchss
Drills shoses and Spades. Boiler Iron tsn'la.ors &a
Catalogues now ready. II. i. nAIEL.L ~,
Auctioneers. 81 CortlAndt street.
A UCTIOS sALE.-wILLlAM Writers, AUCTION
ecr win sell by direction OF Stanley Day Real Estate
Broker Si9 Fourth avenue Thursday the 21h nMane
~ O'clock all the touseaod Effects of vAte dwelling
No 10 East weniy seventh street, between Madison ana
Fourth avenues.
~ sells this day, commencing at IL O'Clock, At ~
Greenwich in lots to close business Stock Of hae
Goods store comprising neat te assortment Faaoy
Articles aud Notions Woollen Worstci and Cotton 0o0dn<
Hose, spool Cotton Threads buttons, &c Also sell Hx
tures. handsome Counter Shelving Showcase, stove and
Pipe Sale positive No reserve BUYERS dealers invited
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
EQ1u AUCTION SALE.
.lH A. mn I

E(lIH ALVIION SATE. " -,
CJ 5000 tons Scranton Coal -,
TN nsrdav, Feheassy 20. 1904 Ne delaware iarkA-
,nrs sni srosd Con p.sy viii sell Ivy Messrse
John H. ii sper Co.. auctoneers, ~ the Oompanys
~ tspLange ysxe, Corner OF william street.
New yoes On "Wednesday FEBRUARY 20 h W Ociok nnvn
d. Ov) of toti from me isckswAnnA rcgon. o 'ns
sizss GeTGrabe al Their rep0s EhkApshp1fh W 'e
during ~. rncnsn Of Mzroh 1865
Terms ty cents ,of ton, payable In current funds %
,h d.y of sae aud No 5asnce vha ten days tAerosos
sss'' SAyUnL SLOAN, PresdeuI
The New York herald., 1868-02-24
SALES AT AICTION.

A CCTroN SALE ioF WHITE GRANITE and CON.
II mon Crockery Fable Cutlery and French Cit.
ns-hsNkf ~ EVANS, auction eer, will sell Tuesday.
February ~ At O'Clock At ~ barclay street. general
asorment in lots 70 snit retailers Goods well packed for
shipping
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

UCTtoN sALE-rHfs DAY sTu O'CLOCK, At 80.
fe street. o. hou.ehod furni,nre, consisting cr
3lns also fac lot Kitchen Furniture four nre Stoves,
10. - osssV a. BuTrkRFlSLD, Aacssonscr,
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

xy'M Writer'S, ArCrOSEE7, SELLS Tu1S DAY.
at O'clock, Al sJ6 tanal street. Furniture &C ot
large house; Paror Suits Chan,bcr suits. French rue
Mirrors Bookcase. Centr~ Extension and oiher Isoes
,uralns Velvet Carpets, pano Hair Mattresses
Beds, Shsengs Wardvobes Lounges, Rocking Essy ans
other Chairs, China class Silver Ware. stoves - Or ~
second hand CaTpets Olcoth with grea. vsr'rt o NJ
gods lots for dealers, housekeepsrs tooas s,u
shipped. Mnphaus sale OF one Bassiela 'hoe' w "e
ciOthes Chestnut Suit CArpc., stove tr, e.
The New York herald., 1868-02-24

Bark Harry Booth from Turks Island II day.
Schr Pioneer, Haliett, from Mobile Jan -.
Wind NJ sunset ANE, fresh.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
DIsTRICTATTOENEY COUErNEY AND TIE Wits
Ky TRIALS.

District Attorney Courtney, in card pub
hed yesterday, replies Ia the statement that "tle
zion % the Attorney General On posipOniug the tal OF
Basde Eckel and others more or less regulated by
the correspondence and recommendations OF the Dis
trictAttorney" Nj. Courtney say:
The article above quoted n suffer It 10 pass I'M
noticed d. likely 10 create belief that have recon-
nended Tie Attorney General To order pOstpODencnt
OF these trials WISH therefore TO state that have not
any manner. directly indirectly, recommended I'D
vlsed suggested the pOstOueue OF those Ot any
other trials OF indctucHts against the whisky thieves,
their special counsel c0-conspors oidcrs or ahettors
have asked 30 stay or suspension OF proceedings,
either from Judiciary The Executive branch Of The
Government dm not At liberty 10 publish any official
correspondence without The peIininsOn ~ my superior
officers aud therefore must decline, un such p6nls
s granted. 10 furnish you the spOndeIcc called
FOE by your article. am now aud have bron and shall
bc. rcudy and willing and eager 10 try any and all W
tlose cases. az nave opportunity. Very respect
fully, yOurs. bhhtLL g. tOuEIhii,
United states Attorney"
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
MARINE DIaAPTERs.

T,ro Galveston pilots, Capt John baVidson
and Joe White lost then hVot IN the Ia'o f"o ~ VIZ
Gnlf while taxing Immigrants OF the bre"o" p
r,,ma which had drifted ashore at Fort Point ontbe
mn inst In lat a. long 90 o. the h'ea1hp Suecn
passed n whale boat with white bottom ana p'"ch 'p
and shine long and spar supposed to be te ehu o'
q bowsprit The brig Manlus which aiiNed on N'u'
uesday from MDatitlan, brought The nate AT" s''o"
mate aud a boy belonging 10 The DARK 'himpoi"f"'
and the crew of the brig Black fh, BON WleeIeu H"
Minatitlau The Black fsh wac from Aslhh"ap' ""u""
70 the frontier and went ashore IN gale hve
,,res cast ~ Mnatjiian on The night of Nov ls The
,cbooner Ella Florence was wrecked at Mendoono ca'
ON the 27th ult vessels are ashore sonho iaers
The steamer succcss. from Camden ior Ne"'oI'o"hr'
loaded with 76g bales of cotton. went down III 10 loe' :"
water at Lone Grave, In Ouaehita ENer OH uo
18th inst and II The tyer tbohd Use eho may
prove "a total loss The steamer Gov Amen mas
saved a92 bales of cotton from The success
The American bark Carlos-ancaster, mastor-was ost
near New Chung China The crew took 10 the boas' of
which one is missing The Steamship Navigation COM
panys steamer TahOh sunk at htf "hall III oh"nsh"
N,yember a. The bark Annetta Goats, FOR sWatoW was
wrecked on the coast Of China. The snip Locnc' hoh
Hamburg went ashore Brigantine Shoals on sunday
but war lifted OF Wednesday, after dischaigng cargo
Her passengers 3lj number. were taken on by the
s,eamer A. Wiuants and landed In Egg Harbor ana
thence were brought yesterday 10 this port The steam
ship Marmora which sailed from Cdrdin few days ago.
for Bangor Me- with cargo Of railroad iron has peeh
obliged 70 return TO the month OF the Shannon l"o
Marmora experienced heavy gale ana WAS pauiy """
aged Several Of the crew were III ired ny tno 'o''
shifting OF the cargo The bark Annie W. WESTON hoi
philadelphia went ashore at Point Pedro, 20 mes so"
OF San Francisco yesterday morning but hoaeu On "
was towed into San Francisco harbor by u b'oa"''"s
She lies In - feet Of of Vaeios wharf Inc sp
Uippehaha and cargo, recently wrecked at My "eS'
have been appraised at $2I|cn 'hFase' So per 'o"'
tar aeauctine espenss The English mail steamer II
r 400 81 Havana and fears for her sact! arc enter
tained A heavy ithcr - prevailing
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
gAK IyDIAN WhR
SES. tHLHDAN PROBABLY At CAMP SUPrLY--
APrEAL PoE PFECE.

GES. SiLklDAN PROBABLY At CANP SUPTLY--
hPrKAL poE rEhCE.
kansas CIR, bee 28.--An army guide inst
Ip from hc Plains, rorUrt, ttat a., Ksas volunteer,
TONED Gen ssridlp gg tho ls ssi. on h.s march 10
lot Cobb. Tie Geasro juteHGoa 10 his Christina,
dinner at Camp supply, where major lnlnan Is ordered
"iih large treiu VI supplits ~ s reported that the
Indians have driVsB of al tic stoek beoBging "a GEN
PenToees command ani That many ~ lis ocn had been
badly frozen. \ letter from Me Il. A. nH captive
10 Gen. " y lIazen, c.l-Dap4Ug te southeII. Indian
blsniet 81 foit Co1b, sa!E
hyoa could 0niy biy ns oil tfc IHlins with ponies or
hiyuihg, and ct c,IUe ara siay vita ven until
s"nd get word 20 ny nenJs, they aDrId pay yoa and
would Work and DO az ctHih for you Iftf & rot too
tsI lO theif camp and ~ g1t hlf.dd 90 cOe pray
thst you VIII try They ten Ina, can under
they eNPeci tasrt 10 ana they will sell us
20 thsm IAN you Nod VG 10y tbs inan ard ei ne know
~ ~ - ~hits men IL u u Mexchu, am afraid they
nOnn hl ns INTO sarsry 10 Mexico. IN you can a.
So'ihg IOf Ine write 70 " HsFTiig gtoD Orawe Prank
" county kansas-Iny father Tell no ne are with tho
Selenhes and they y When the while men make peace
CAD 10 nome Iel biln 70 sfle 70 tis Governor az
sus4 about H. and Tor tbeln ~ make peace Bend nil
sim Nc were taken CD TIE gth Of October ON ihe
SWtys's. below Fort Lyon CURT tell whether tBey
Wy pnsHna Or not MY name u Mrs Cispa Blum.
~ "s' ""@ " sSs Pesss Gs&HlsaQpsu n
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN NrwHAMrsumr


CoNConn. bee 24.-lhe inst speaker yester
day the Rev. F. j. Ktlrcdgc of Concord, heartily suI
portod every movement tending te iuptOyemeut ~
humanity that aims 70 bencht either man or woman.
he believed s.Hago 10 be somewhere in the futuye OF
New Hampshire Another speaker thought that Paul
was an inc0rTiglbe old bachelor Who II living 20 day
would not Dc iuaud Iu suffrage vn'ious hrs
English of Hartford. Conn. remarked that American
women were not reared lbcces many OF them
would demand the right o. suffrage. Mrs English CON
tHcd: IL s said TINT woiuans ntrl.ectual powers
equsl To- those ~ There s reason fOr is NA
limb o. the body not properly exercised becomes weak
When women commence exercise tlcir Intellectual
powers the extent as incn, then VIZ Leii mutual
standard class begin 10 approach that Oi man Oter
speeches were delivered by Mrs Iucy stone MIek Sc,
the Rev H. L. Eabrock Of The Unitarian Church ~ LIN
easter, stephen Foster. the Rev. Roland Common o.
Boston, Ni-s LOuIsa iiayne, ~ Nmfau, Mas, Ms.
Frances Watkins Harper the cOlOrci ogtrCss ~ Pl
dephia aud others. Tie Convention. atopted cousti-
tuition and hy laws for the NewHJupshli N0maHI EYf-
frage Association and previous 80 hnal ddOufnn1l lt
elected officers ~ follows:
iie,let'ifs Arr mia g. White Corc,rf Nrie
Mor Ms ll-Hds n.i The F,r ea tlrs std Nis
J.nry Bross o. COncor j. g. Adtc Nti onrora, he Ual
Bonn 81 nau oi ann gton lne A. T. Lld doi aho Az 81 W.
Haven ioysroath Hlam Surac q Nu14pe D. A. & Hiui
of Ifrclrier Ma 4 Wilson Of hesne The Re-. r. tnltr If
Potsnoih HerJ ~ Pierre ~ Uh oG, Mr Dale t oi
EaraD~d ETecu,iys Co'nnesNsihsue Wifr =. y (oyven
Psbgry Mis Nancy of Con or, Es T. ".
Lancaster Mrs Abbv T. BE 81 Roe losirg.
" iisskr OF Nslchese ie Hon D. BTELsn vi fynpnth
kimhs Of GhoB j. DuraI oi Ieb.son. hs Ee, Wa
to1or Corresponding NIE SaIsh T. Ilr 81 torcoI
Treasurer John 4 Wbiie Of tolcod
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25

Chief Justice Chase will preside NJ the Morse
banquet at Dem0HicO's, the 2g,h mt Tue British
Minister Edward Thornton, esq, Gen. kaasoh, the
Danish Minister, Prof GOdw Smith. and other artfu
guslod gentlemen viii be present An ntorcstiug fea
ture ~ the occasion will De the communication with the
world from the banquciDy room by of the elc
graph apparatus Ia be introduced.
a meeting Of the Commissioners of Charities
and Corrections held yesterday. resolution
adopted nstructug the eCcfoTy 10 Inform tile Board of
Education that the COmDJef 0neIs had ostabllkhed
hfornAtqry school on aTtt leland WHICH, 10y the let of
Apfl, VIII contain 20O pups aud Ia request that B0aid
10 assign teachers resolution alsO adopted relating
70 the extension OF buildings i0i The accommodation Oi
Iunhtics TIE reports Of the Wardcns Of tie several
intttutions under the 81 iho Cominits
r"sejveJ aud aeted npon.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
TIE DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.

DRAMATIC NOTES. r,.no
The Shp Francisco Minstres are demE"bur nsu bur
the admirers Of negro minstreiey, Wild tD'
lesque OF Bone Squash Diaolo" .ro,
Attention is directed TO the fse1s nneay in our
many the new Varieties Theater, vnien "'F'
advertising columns. ,.,o,,,n,
SignOr Blitz is at the ByookayIno yIo,ume' All will
A word on this subject is as gIou e. a.,
have Merry Christmas wDogo 10 ni' 18th NJ
Mr.. Walack shows o-night f9G nay speed the
his company in doing cie snd mother The Honey
moon at the Brookbn AeademyGI iSosa Miss Rose
walack appears in nc la''ei "s i'"'''
Eytinge plays Jaii""' .,i.oa 30 -doy
Motin6o no,Ormances are promlseG, t",uaE,
at the olympic Iumry Damgyg gy1strGs tee Ne Bad
Iiherad h{tIs Cifeus {" Blue Beard"; Woods 1uheuD
hch has passed its oCh HsSs psrbs
S,Ait@IIn AiWIIn TncshL At Woods Museum there VIII pe
ihrcr performances.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
fnr nrrRe or AYNrRr JANs RocAEDus.

general Convention al thc descendants OF
Anuele Jans Bogardns vHt in session ~ Orange =. y
on Wednesday The whoio uumhor - Those Claiming 10 be
descendants Of Mrs Bogardus the LADY who ltlle
than two centuries ngo boz udispucd posse sion of
about two hundred acre. ~ t uneusc landed property
la tlhe city held los IurtV fttcr, ~ ahuut 5000.
about hall OF whom Istlftd m the
The whole number 81 delegate I''en WAS about g" Dr.
T. L. Ndndcrbcck ~ IhladenhA wst chosen chairman,
and Mr. - O. Thomas OF Philadelphia sroiaI} lht Rev.
jefferson MynlOop opened the mcr'lng Nl prayer. The
character ~ sir william Linn Brown, legal gentleman
who stained sur- II money fnnn s. tU 500
from large number of the E's, holding oUt ~ letuln
hopes of a speedy compromise Win Trinity, was very
roughly handled. DAVID Ci0r shock. another lawyer,
seems also 10 have been regarded with suspicion ON
motion OF Mr. Israel Bower 10 Wd4 resolved That
mittee Of twenty be- appointed by thc Convention 10
prosecute The matter u fhr cOuTts thnt that trc
Ia call upon any ~ Tie claimants iol money; mat ~
cOIDpesC for tbc tl0h and they receive rom
each person whose caiu th'y nay prosecute ten per
cent OF tie amount recovered hf luhlurhl or
the Courts by coHpr0u. thc committee to bear the
whole cNpeseID ease 81 i1tuie. The following gentle
men were appointed The committee VIM .cuiiue
Joseph ID. JacktrI BCui q. Uutrhcr Peter l. Spocr t.
g. Dfakc all ~ Newark y. J.: thgs ouimby, East or
angc. ~ j.; Theodore S4nioid. BIoyIle \. j.: Israel
bower, New York; J. s. brolc .i,rdon, y j.; Edward
Courier tmdwci, Nd. Dduioi j. iuupnicy, NHpolcon
OHIO; VIM. y. BlscOmb Patterson, ~ J.; = 4. Lawrence
Delaware, ONO; Z. q. TiylOr GaUhtOnSqUale, y. J.;
:. A. Thomas, fhddclpha; g. j. Cilint Cnai0halie,
Mich. Edward II. l1alscy. Philadelphia; George v.
Lord New.YOrk; Stephen Personnel Verona, y. J. Jus.
buchanan and Lcwis Blake wcr, -quruty added To
the committee. Ihe committee held ~ meeting ~ the
evening at which me legal diiHCirs clearly pre-
sened by Mr. Lord The committee WISHES, " possible,
10 net IN bchaf ~ every heir III s going work inuc
any claimant has ever bad before Senator freucuyscn
10 be retained connso. ihe numerous kuotty
legal points connected with the 10 Ice settled, II ~
hes IN the power OF the United States sIFrmc 'o"r 10
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
n.n.,ls - t1lr.tl,L lsurus.

In the Brooklyn tiy todrt Nest"'"hN. John
A. simpson brought 80 ael"H Fr-ne' l'"Fh. l''"''""
for personal nlduo. hNug o., damage al N"i 10 al'
,,.,r, at A. lime la M Srrt,-uu vas .unc through
Tnnpbns- place IU 'ugtt. ire Nrnc." wis ul-tf h3
umniuf upm pie ~ nil uf"wt hp 10 i'"W "i lhr &c
f.ndtu , house b. piumhct whom M, bad engaged to
uels a sewer ruuuecfiuu. SIR 0iHpson severely
hurt hy the fall and 'oHucc to n room Tor some weeks
Tbe accident haiu.urd npu o'ciocs NJ night, aud II
Wa shown that the ttret dgri 30 ihc Tine mo- gas
Lamps i'm the y,1uty being lighted Hud 10 guards or
lghis placed arOund 90" heap Inc d"frudnh claimed
negligence Ou part of l9'ntn lhc !u! ti"rci In
a Ntidict Oi 1i.onO 10 favor "i pinlntif
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
1xroErANI Io IMrohILns.

The Government of the Argentine Ecpubllc
o,iers to pay pitiulB 81 Ss'ov gold 10 the miro
duccr Of the hest system q; preserving ros mtats IN
manner adaut,d 70 her eyrut o. large feae. Tis
proposal thc Consul ~ tis port Mr Edward J. D"Vnu
ssy' viii be uprr until Nav .. isrP The proposals VII! De
,ccci,,d hy he Minister a. Iol, tnfs gt Lucuos
A,1,s Nj Dawson uronscs 20 furnish -! nluinHuoH
iI reference 10 The hutlrct inventors MA! c'sirt.