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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-03

Storms, the New Jersey horse thief,
was sentenced at Newark, Wednesday,
to ten years Imprisonment on each OF
fifteen ofenses, making one hundred and
fifty years in all. BE thinks that is
ahead of anythisg the life insurance
compapies could do for him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-03

A Chicago husband seeks divorce be-
cause his wife has habit of beating him
with broomsiicks, cracking his head with
iron.bsrs, throwing tumblers at him,
scratching him and kicking him out Of
had.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-03

A party of wealthy PennsylvAhiaas
have arrived at Raleigh, North Carolina,
ia pursuit Of lands
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-08-03

Every young couple who desire to
make a good start in life, must keep two
bears in the house, aud feed them we'll
bsar aud forbeag,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
ARREST OF A NOTED BURGLAR.

Yesterday afternoon, Washington Il. Haring
ton, noted burglar, entered the Office Of Lorillard
Co.. in Chambersst and presented paper purportng to
be application to the charitable to relieve the family
OF Officer Henry Johnson who had died leaving q wife
and eight children. The sum OF 81 200 the
mentioned necessary 10 be raised Appended the
list the names OF Vim. X. W. Chambers, $3.50; the
Board Of Aldermen, per Edward Cuddy, $500; Nor.
gan Jones, $780, William NJ. Tweed, $50; Fisk IL
Hatch, $25; and number Of other prominent
names, with like large sums, appended The
persons connected with the establishment seemed ins
posed TO contribute and TO convince them that he
an officer, Harrington opened ms coat and showed
deputy-sherlf's badge. A messenger sent TO the
Sbers Office ana one OF the attaches sent 10 take
look the applicant for charity. This he did and
nOunced Harrington an impOstor. Officer McCancrty Of
the Sixth Precinct called ia and took him into
tody On entering the stationhOuse, Capt Jourdan
OgniZed the prisoner aud questioned hun. Harrington
said lac had been working for the past two years as
bridge builder in Pennsylvania, and that he
living in Bloomheldst Hoboken. lie was locked up TO
await an examination,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
TILE HOLIDAY FEsTIvALs.

The Sunday and Sewing schools of the new
Unitarian Free Church held their Christmas Festival yes
fourth-st Ther3 large attendance gi the parents
aud friends Of the children aud short adaresses Were
ana the Rey mf merry 2sses assembled in the paror
tie Girls Lodging House last evening at No. l2'
Beecker-st where they held Christmas festival Sew
retired they expressed themselves highly pleased with
what they had seen. Beside the singing aud speeches.
there recitatens. music on the pahOl9iie, ana
dialogues Mr. b. ]. Rowland presided, ana the rev
VIM. Reed delivered the opening prayer. irol' SSkeI
son of The Globe followed with an appropriate adaTess
piano solo by of the girls was warmly appiauded
After the closing song the girls marched 10 az.
p,entifully supplied with cake and ffuits aud
meat bread and other substantlals. Presenta-
lions o. caments Of various kinds were made
49, Tie price meals lodgings Is five cents About
two n0nths ago asewng-machine school was opened,
teen machines are constantly IN use, and many more
could be employed 10 advantage Situations are found
panies Of girls are sent 70 the West This institution Is
Under the management OF the Ch1dren's Ala Society.
The annual festival of the sundayschool children OF
the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church was held IN
shortly after6 p. H. with the singing Of hymn, fol-
lowed the delivery OF addresses The feature Of the
most prominent ancient and modern buildings and
places by aid Of the sereOpautascOpe The effect Of
structive. After hundred pictures had been
east upon the large muslin background the church was
Illuminated and the Christmas tree was despOed OF ia
inviting bOnbOns and the little light hearts went home
ward rejOiced.
The snudaysehoOl attendants OF the Rev Mr.. Brodts
Park Presbyterian Church held their holiday festival last
evening. There evergreen tree trimmed IN tho
church. yet the little folk kindly remembered aud
distribution Of Christmas presents took place. The exer
cses begun by few remarks by the pastor, when
the children sang The Song OF Angels" Prayer fol-
lowed and another hymn 1.-THE Water OF Life" An adj
dress, NOR, singing succeeded, and then came the
most interesting ceremony Of the night 20 tho little ones
the disribu ton Of handsome and entertaining books
The cOlOrsd SundaY-sehOOl children OF Railway were
made happy and merry Wednesday evening by the
besowal Of many beautiful toys from weflled Christ
tree prepared for the occasion and at the expense Of
Mr.. Geo. r. Jaques. Tie little ones were Joyous with
their trumpes ewsharps, oranges cOrnucOpias knives
scissors, fancy boxes &c On Sunday last this school
presented Mr.. Jacques beautiful ebony cane, silver
mounted, token Of esteem for the interest he had
taken IA their school
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LATEST SHlP NEWS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Volunteer. Jones Wilmington, mdse and pass
BARK Coaesi. Lawson Rio JAnciFo Nov u, coffee
Brg Besofths Bay Eoes udAHoA - DAYS des and WOOL
Bhs ms jmmons Port al Prince 20 days iogwo0d.
Allen, ElIahelhp0Tt
sebI X Gates Prssmss jacksonville day, yellow pine
sehr Maddox Bunker. Jaoksonvls dar yellow pine.
sehr Amtcan Eage Tyler Jacksonville days yellow pine
sehr M Dove Wooster JaeIsouvlis bdays yellow piue.
sehr Iay LAnds TAYLOR J,sG,onviie days yellow pine
beLT Fln Bell Brewster MoTsheAd CITY days naval stores
tCmooSEEs-MIRk AND coAsTwsI.
MImln RIabetbpon. Ira LaairneT, Philadelphia
Charlie Nolsey Philadelphia Waiehia, k'aabethpofL
Mar A. ae'ebs Vifgiala. inHa'sA B1nnorri
MeIJre Virginia Maria j. Hal. Virginia
FLORIDA Ieeklend Eneipo smith, Gloucester
q A Gtanef Providence. Grace Gflor AlyB Point
l.. W. BSsAl. Providence. CelcstcI, Gaidiod
Mary Isaltl Norsaik LIME, Hartford.
4 A. Fsioasr. Proyileuee Laurrt BrookbaSsh
sarah MAis, POrtehssteL. Flora, bridgeport
steanshp-rhpoh for Lrspuo Rheiu TO- Bremen' age for
Havana ID kee for Bermuda Saratoga for Norfolk Se Magnolia
Charsspnj Gen. Barnes for sA,Anpah SbpCaYan tor New
Orleans fi-Aneops or ST. CroI via Wilmington. BngCbns.
for Midway Sha-Chlmo, for opoHo Lucy Tor FefnAn
dina Fla
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GioucEs'ER, Dee J0AHSed sebL H. b. TWsion, RON Cape
Bosrog zee so-Arvd brig Pausha from Potau Prince
sehr J. A. 'Absns. from Alamaha River
n C., Dec. 30--ATnyed steamships Empire ron
HewYorh Gary from Baltimore Cleared steamship fAntA Tor
Hew.Yotk. :, -,
CnlEIEfoS Dee 0-Arrved steamships Sea Gull from Ba'
more Potetheus from Phi aicpha; brig Brown from hAVana
schrs RAYMOND from Boston, Sarah Fish, from 81 Mayi Geo
PoI from sewlOrk eakv Ella om MalADia; d. Collins, iToa
NiInin gtoL Sailed steamship Falcon, Tor BALTIMORE -
SAyAsaAi Dec g.--Auived ship julia DsAke nom Antwerp
sehrs ABIDE Pmsn, from New iorki Blasdel IRON boston
Cleared Constitution Arthur Cun and b. Dune LreTpoOli
steamship German Livingston Tor New'i0rk
san Fncsco Cered 81 james and Two Brothers for
Liverpool sailed Huguenot Tor New'ioTh
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Dee 3Ths steamship Tybee arrived at the City Of ST.
Domingo % the 18Th inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
TIN, .REAI-sNEDICK MURDER CASE.

LIFE SAVED BY AN ARBITRARY slGN-NALCE
OF A COURT sTENoGRAPHER. .-.
In the Supreme Court, at General Term,
Yesterday before Cerke p j. and Sutherland and Car
dozo j. j. the case Of John Real ag The People, &C.
was heard At the opening OF the Court the DstricA-
torpey called pursuant to his previously expressed IN
tontion, Mr.. Robert Bonynge. the stenographer VINO
IRE stand Mr.. Bonynge produced the ftenographc
notes taken at the time, and read from them the com
nencement of the cross-eXaminatl0n OF hehry heaI,
showing that the exception was taken as cIaiIhe1 ~
Peals counsel In reply to Mr. Graham ne tene6S ne
had been senographcr since lS5S the sign Wnon i
used for defendant eXcepts" was the phonOgraPhIc
k it was arbitrary sign used by him. put NC pc
eyed used by several other senographers; MS notes
we're in the same condition as when ne to9k
them there had been no alteration since; III
him two transcripts of the evidence one Tor himself and
one for Gov Hoffman and had also furnished transcript
70 the pTsoner's counsel. on Monday last Mr. Garvin
had sent FOR him had showed him the transcript, and
II was correct and when Mr.. Garvn had asked him to
make affidavit to II he had gone 10 iliS oice e. ruu T
amined his notes. and OH returning pointed OUT INC eiIoI
Judge Caryin@Thatis exactly as stated it.
Mr. BoDynge stated that the transcript was maue ny
Mr. Crosby the senographer of the supreme court,
question: "Obected to- oveTred defendants counsel eX-
cepts" He had doubt that 1t was so written at the
time of the trial He did the same slgD but TINS
would be readily understood. 49,.
Judge Garvn said he would insert the exception IN inc
Mr. Graham said as the public took great an interest
N this case ana were ke6 50 show that This cons
tuted exception to general rules ana leiiu t SOM
length from an opinion Of Judge JOhn W; Brow, !.
which me decides TO insert exception and says mat
when an objection taken, his practice was 10 pre-
Mr. sTSrt then spoke Of the truthful report made by
Mr. Bonynge OF correctness In every word even 10
the te careless expressions OF counsel ana the court
and 10 inelegancieso OF Witnesses "a,
Mr. Garvin then presented the formal order for affirm
Mr. Graham suggested thai the Court would Sit on
Friday it be postponed to mat day van, ., and Tho
Mr. GaryiD said Mr. stuart had already READ ~ ana INC
order was thereupOn signed
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was kept back to aho ont The Saturday
mall usually carried by Che Imam line. It.l
CITY GOVERNMENT.
NEw-YEAR's GIFTS.

NEW-1EAhS OH lS'
The Board of Aldermen met yesterday after
noon, and adopted resolutions in effect as follows
Concurring with the Board of Assistant Aldermen in
adopting, the Mayors veto, resolutions that the
salary Of the third clerk the Bureau OF Street I'm
prOvements in the Street Department be increased 20
$500 per annum and that The Bcening Press ana rag
NecS be designated Corporation papers, giving Anger
s. Sullivan 81 600 for legal services rendered 10 AZ
sstantAderman Peter Cuin In the matter OF the claim
OF James E. McVeany; giving Andrew Garland 500 TOT
the loss of his horse at pier foot Of Twenty hhst East
River directing the Street Conmisslo er 70 advertise tor
proposals for constructing pier at the foot vi twenty
hfth-st., North River.
That the Controller be authorized and directed On addl.
No 5lI Pearst used ny Second District Court 10 a d
a lease OF all other ~ e rooms aud pIenlsss VI %
building except gro and floor, and lnclndns t for
for term of 10 from January l. 1870 at Ia
such additional &C hOmmOdaon not 10 eXceu 49, sad
10 extend the Giug lease Of Accommodations ~ Sa
conrt for fareT term from tue ent noW renewed
therein, so Is to make said renewal expire
with the additional lease new auta 10 1zeSG
That the Controller be authorized ard directed 10 ut
ms warrants la favor Of the persons named anu Ioi '
amounts re EpeCtively specified, in resolution passe Wy
the Board OF CITY Canvassers Dec 90 1862 ioT @
said 30 ard she amount to be charged 10 lo "iP''
pirate accOnnt. - -. Ann 81,
Directing the Controller Geo Rome ,S SSC sn as
compensation for extra services rendered inc MaSo anu
Common Council daring the year 1869. $1,000, 4. ,uo,,
That tie Controller be authorized ana dlfecteu 10
his warrant in fovOr of Edward Van Ranst Tor sV tS
Boards of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen during te
year 1894 and charge the same TO the account Oh N
Contingencies" any other appropriate account
Aldermen and Deputy Clerk of the Board OF Aldermen
be xed at the same is paid to the Clerk OF
tEs Board Of Aldermen directing the street Solhniis
oner 10 advertise for proposals for building pier at the
foot OF Thirty fth.st, East River; that SlXyl0urst
from Third TO Fifth-aves be paved with Belgian pave
ssaess1ner-s and 10 the Congregation ShearIth Isla
| $94e % for the same purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

The-Board of Supervisors of Kings County
held their final meeting for 1869 yesterday afternoon.
The Committee Nursery reported In favor Of pay Dg
the bill Of II. j. Connolly for mason work on tho new
building amounting lto t4sGl co. Supervisor Stlwell
moved 10 strike 81 500 OF the bill charged for extra
work and loss OF material The amount in excess OF
the contract price, and the County was not responsible
for material which the contractor might lose The
ton lost and the report of tho Committed adopted
u 10 H. The accounts OF the SGpeTntendents Of the
Poor for the past were presented and approved
They show that the total amount expended for relief Of
the outdoor poor siiO2C5 %. Supervisor Cassidy
moved that John Finn be retained as Engineer Of the
County Conrt House for the ensuing year Laid on the
table The Board adjourned, after passing resolutions Of
thanks 70 The Chairman, VIM. j. Osbornc, esq, and tho
Clerk Mi. L. Is. Galley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
TIE cuEss TOURNAMENTS.

club rooms this week. count in tho tournament TOO,
OF moro than ordinary Importance Capt Maekenzehas
BEEN from the Grst. Handicapped In tho tournament
with pawn and I9ye all adyerar!os whether he had
owa carec.s because OF his success up 10 tho evening
referred 10. Whether his adversary developer intent
resources in the f0ung Of combinAiionss NOT knoWn
but the adversary, who the veilknoWh DE- Balhct
did checkmnto the Captain ~ game Whcio the auoye
odds gwen and tbat too ~ tne nlntn lnyFc sUio
man games been plpyd and tho close OF the
tournament NAV be looked for within fortnight
The BROOKLYN Chess Club open their tournament on the
sth OF January. and intend 10 make II state affair
The wnamslurg Club tournament u almost ended FOR
Mai Wcrnch Ms % games and lost none, thereby
placing h5tf beyond the reach OF the other contest
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
MASONIC NsTTERs.

Kings County Lodge No. 5li of Brooklyn
have elected the following officers ior the year, VIM.
Matthews g. NJ; II. @. Marshall, 3. W; c. Prince. j.
W: Abm ktt. Treas. o. g. Carter. Secy; Henry Ora.
ham, 3 D. W. :. sohoonmaker ,. ID. H. Goodenough
aud l. A. Nlbcr, ~ c.; W. T.. h. Schlattor, Organist
the Rev. J. Wells, Chapain John j. snyder THOR.
The Trustees Messrs. J. " Is. Martense and Henry
Lyles, lr.
A masnu and beautifully designed gold watch and
chain were presented 10y the members Of Continental
IoIge No T ofths city, on Wednesday evening" 10 their
Past Masta, Mr. Herman q. Carter The watch is OF the
huntlngcse pattern; the chain H. unique. and has at
tached Ast Masters jewel. Jhe cost Is about $500
Mr. Carte has served "a Master OF the Lodge for The past
three year, and acCeptaby enough 10 win from his
brotlcrs he above very valuable testimonial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31

es,,,sn HseA and also for receiving stolen gooo
guilty add hs thal postponed 81 ad,,f acainst
PATERSON the case Of George T heu ,St q NJ
the City damages verdict Of SO Vas Tribe Company for au
lent deprseiston Of damaging the psn The John
meeIe hss been presented with o. s| Johu m asking tie
ne penop TO ooha nv are sgpse by pnnen. % Web
nsy,ss h, The district - The new gymnasium 70 " w w
So Of stock have been subscribed 800 ~ Mr.
TPENTONThe stable and Warren ar 81
p.s coIensn situated ywsy ,Sa Who stole horse
.ns sne The horse was valuable animal ana Ssen
ward the thieves "A ~ a celebrated
,s,t, here having FOR lis object the purchase o. s @
the swamp Angel" which ia designed by the ''''' "
10 the Union soldiers Of Mercer COMFY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
THE NEW ORGAN IN ST. GEORGES CHURCH.

TEE NEW ORGAN IN ST. GEORGES CHuKCl,
The very large organ recently completed by
M@srs George Jardne Son for 81. Georges was ior-
mally exhibited last evening to vast audience which
completely filed that immense church. Mlss heiiog38
ouneared as tie vocalist, and Messrs o. W. MoIkau anu
II a Jardne displayed the resources OF inc
Miss Kellogg rather amOitiousy attempted Hhnuo1
Moderate success In n composition so manllcsty unsltou
~ her nowers and training The organ ltself put up
2tt case for the pipes which painted IN various
colors CORES bonding In sOmo degree WIN tue poy,
cbromed walls OF the church The cost oil me ~
a. about slsC0 The following Is complete list oI 4S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
HOME NEWS.
TIKI WEATHER.

or from i Ro TeTy cloudy
very ooO Afternoon-Sghty cloudy l25O 10 % ~ ~
to IL red AnrS Gnig 81 overcast Many
co that New Years Day, 1869, was usneru III
by one Of the seet and re snoW cSes at the
S,roi park Pond on that day Jan. j, lS6e WIZ -,
for its hail and rain storm the rain Gease1 az Ia D.
55o I'm 1877 was overcast and sneWy. ,eSs
or M and ii;45 p. m, 90 p. No. 80 JAN T. ane
foggy and rainy evening" no ralu '"" -
cold mostV clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31

The last meeting of the Tammany General
Committee held last evening at the Wigwan Four.
ieenthst Grand sachem Tweed occupied tho chair.
The only business transacted tho tnent of
Inspectors for the primary elections which Will take
place this evening. The muscular maguaes Of the tribe
were all present, and looked formidable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
IinnOHneemennI
As ,art,sma, WIS entering KNox's hat

As Gentleman was entering hNoAs nav
store No. M Broadway aday "pce he was a'saed o OU
noI,her ,s .n.i bioe EN- oay five centsP "ShOeoaek'
DOM va theteto This struck the boy as very nanny
h. -, ~, e. occurred struck latter the hand'omes'
fabric the kind he had ser possessed KNOX has pend"
gentlemen, hats partcully adapted for NegYeaPs calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31
s,rpprur CorpT-cu,,prps.

Efforf Judge Bdrnard.--CharIeS r.. Vet
ION ngt MaY0uIei Hetton.-In this case tho motion
20 set aside the Judgment Of divorce is denied Judge
barnard ,ays ho thinks the Judgment Is regular and
valid AM that IL was fairly honestly obtained with
out any fnud whatever and hc Will hlo an opinion IN
f4tvH 4ya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31

NoTICE.-Purdasers OF TENTS ~ a'I Ts ,yp,esS
Co 3gs 4o aud Bowery. Prices moderate ana S0'0
warranted as represented
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THE LUcUs HART MANUFACTURERS ,Se1 i5s ..S SILVER
p, WARs az yery bw prices until the s Of January t
IcPehers Casors staple ara ap ed wa5ebouse in
EeW.lOIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-31

HANDKERCHIEF TIES. 81 25 each.
Novelties opened daily. o., ,,,..
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U Observation-Disclosures!
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PAPERS. TwINFS, THREADS, AND C0RDAGE'
WILLARD HlRyEY Os AID WareTOOm 29S aId 0o bIoaa" view
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SARRATu-SCHooL Books. - BRoUGHTON ~
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SQUIRE g. LANDER, 81 Fulton-st., New o G..
IA the est place to reliable WArcEEs tne pIAAoHD
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LEAD PoIsogING.-The D1APHKA%M + +. nm 1nnl n%
hi na,,t, e Cor water poison eauel ~ US
,1og isad pines Warranted By ALEx MCKENZIE Co., % we"
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DEiARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. JAS. I.

Neg Year, nAyThe PostOmcc and all Mails close ~ 10 "
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