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Postmaster General into i've grand divisions, each
OF these divisions be under the control OF aReh-
eral superintendent who shalt be appointed by the
President, By aud with the ADVICE anu consent o tne
Senate aud shall receive salary OF 5000 per an
man, Aud the duties OF sucn onicers hnaiI DC 10
control matters OF administration wltnln their re-
spectiye divisions subject to tue approval OF the
director general, namely:-To order ana generally
superlplend the construction OF such new lines as
the exlgencies of the service may require ana the re-
pair and reconstruction OF lines already estapsneu,
open new Offices, make all contracts for necessary
material, supplies and transportation, ana appoint
such assistant superintendent as may DE necessary,
whose number aud salaries shall be hereafter liked
by Congress. They shall make monthly reports 10
the director general upon the condition OF the service
lii their respective DIVISIONS The assistant supefin-
prisng such number OF Offices as their general
superintendent, with the approval OF the director
general and the Postmaster General snail assign 10
tnem, and their duties snail be prescribed by the
Postmaster General.
So. IA. and be 1t further enacted That as soon
as the contract entered into by the Postmaster Cen
era, under the authority OF this act, shall receive
the sanction OF Congress IL shall be the duty or the
President to appoint the Director General and the hve
superlntendents herein named; anu the postmaster
General shall Immediately thereupon make CLASH
ncation OF The telegraph offices on the lines 10 DC
acquired by virtue OF this act, according 10 their
Importance, similar to that now existing Tor the
post Office systen and shall at once make all neces-
sary arrangements TO take possession OI ana 0pe-
rate said lines at the time SPECIFIED IN this act; and
to that end he shall employ the necessary operators
and assistants, whose salaries sna be fixed by the
Postmaster General subject 10 future regulation by
law.
SEC. Is. And be 1t further enacted, That persons
holding offices employments created by this act
shall be removed only for SUFFICIENT and satisfactory
cause; and all promotions TO vacancies Ia such
Offices or einpoyments shall be made from the grade
mpediateiy below that IN wl.ch SAID vacancies may
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THE CHAaL TON STREET kySTEaY.

The mystery attending the death OF Mrs. Maria
White, who was found lying dead in the hallway OF
the tenement house No. 50 Charlton street on Mon
day night Of last week, previously reported has
not yet been cleared up. II was then stated that
deceased had fallen down stairs and killed herself
and by most persons conversant with the
facts of the case that Is supposed TO be
true; but report has been circulated that an
outrage was committed upon Mrs. White who was
then hurled down stairs and received 0 fatal irac-
ture OF the skull. Captain DE Camp. OF the TwenIy-
eighth precinct has received an anonymous letter,
signed samuel b. IN which the writer duplicates
young man named Edward Jones as having been
concerned IN causing the death OF Mrs. White, and
gave the names Of Peter Doyle and one Neeiy Ward
as witnesses CAPTAIN DE Camp and his officers are
In search OF jones' but, IN the meantime, Doyle has
been secured and sent to the House OF Detention
a witness. Coroner Flynn viii make further in
VestIpatlou
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competition or whether is most appropriate 10 vote
money rom the treasury IN excess OF the proper
price with view 10 his shaving IN the margin
Alderman FISHER said that fDe Comptroller nau
asked Tor $4,000 before the JOINT Board Coinmlee
for the changing OF these bonds. THIS sum was
deemed too large ana was reduced 10 5000. ltnoW
appears that 81 900 WIN cover the expense 81 Tue
WORK desired. Thus ~ appears that tue o1ieer III
question had so little knowledge OF the matter loT
which he asked an appropriation that he asked LOT
fifteen times as much money US was neeued one
dollar bond had been paid upon one OCCASION,
while they could be mad for Ten and twelve cents
apiece. After some further debate tue contract y as
awarded 10 DlonJ.
Alderman WHITING offered the following
Whereas The evening OF the 2st instant Daniel NJ
Sweeney resident Of this city, living al NJ ~ Ncflns sfee
assaulted, knocked down anu seriously injured ana
Resolved That his Honor the Mayor be ana ~ htfeDy
authorized ana requested 10 Oder reward or abuo Tor ne
apprehension and conviction OF the person or persons p
OF the above offence.
vocacy OF the resolution, and stated tnat cltlLens
were in danger of theF lives IN passing along our
streets. ana highway robDerles were o. alarming
frequency III city, 1t was, therefore, high 1hle
that something should be done and be hoped that
the would be suspended IN this matter ana that
IL would take effect immediately.
The resolution was adopted unanimously.
Alderman FISHER presented resO luton, which
was carried unanimously. returning tue THANKS OF
the members oil the Board TO the chairman. JACOB J.
Bergen, Tor the dignity and aeity Which had Guar
acterized his administration during the past yeaf
Alderman BERGEN in returning his THANKS Tor
the compliment stated that the fact mat The Board
pubic funds during the year was sultlceut 10 put q
stop 10 ali outside cavlng about IT'S extravaganza
1nls closed the hnal scene oil the last ACT oi thc
BrooHyn Comlaon Council for the year 1863.
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RGBBERlES ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAIL.
ROAD.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars, Worth Of
Property Stolen.

Ono Hundred Thousand Dollars, Worth Of
Property Stolen.
For many months the Hudson River Rail way Com
pany officials have been chagrned and astounded
by frequent rooberes perpetrateu at their expense
along the line OF the road between this city and Troy
The roooeres were from locked freight cars runni ng
through Eastern aud Northern cities aud the fact
that the after receiving the goods in this city
locked aud not opened until they reached their
destination caused them 10 make secret and OH.
gent Inquiries into the cause IL found that be.
tween Central PARK and Sing Sing Poughkeepsle aud
adIacent stations nearly all the robberies occurred
closer inquiry resulted in discovering that the EN-.
ployes of the road, OF whom were at first sus-
bectcd OF completely in the arcenies-that 1t is said
have reached iuiiy $4,000 in less than year-were
innocent; That the property stolen was valuab 10
goods, enclosed III small parcels from the metro.
potan wholesale houses, IN trdnsftu to country
dealers, anu that they were abstract by thieves
who We're lii the habit Of secreting themselves on
Tie tops OF the freight cars and when under full
Speed, sInashlnga hole through them, abstractlng
the goods and hurting tue parcels of to their con-
ederacs at convenient and lonely places along the
few weeks ago the circumstances were reported
TO captain Cafrey, OF the Twentieth precinct VINO
detained detectives Mcconnell ana Murphy, OF mis-
precinct, TO discover the authors OF these sys-
tenauc robberes. These officers have been dill.
gently at work for several DAYS. on Satur-
day they discovered IN the store OF Maxi.
milan Steiiler, No. 20 Bedford street. about $500
worm OF goods so stolen, They arrested him and
took nlm before Justice Dodge on Sunday, by whom
ne was reminded, TO allow the officers to ascer-
tam l1fther evidence An interview with the ac-
cused failed 10 unrave the mystery beyond the fact
tnat ne obtained the goods on pawn tickets pur.
chased from unknown parties. steiner was yester-
DAY admitted 10 800 Dal TO answer, but not until
writ VI habeas corpus had been sued out by LIS
counsel, Charles Spencer before Judge Barnard. II
~ more IMAM PROBABLE this system OF wholesale rob-
neres WIN continue TO flourish like green bay
Tree" Notwithstanding the company have onered
large reward for the detection and conviction OF
any person stealing tner property. While II ~ adj
iDtted mat the companys loss IN year by these
robberes are iully $4,000 1t Is sale to multiply 1t
by two
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ri9s Reid Mobile sehr olsars r Aoury. Bshamas
DIGHIoN, Dec l6-Arrived scbr Theodore Dean Babbit
EAST GREENWICH, Dec "a Sailed .chr Bsnj Oliver, oil.
FALL RIVER Dec "a Sailed, schr scriDner, Doans.
sh sSars Carleton Brown Bamos
NplANoLA, Dec is-In port schr julia Floyd squres.
LAvsCA Dec sAr,iyea previous sehr Julia Mer.
NEW S2ElEAS ss Dec y Asd1s g.
Henry S Braae, janeiro S.sn spj oSas
Cleared Brig Hunt, Hunt, Boston; schr Bragdous
asa-seow, coming up brig Sarah Kennedy Duncan, New
'Ssi sa sner Lss
ders North German ship.
o GGs Sg San 1s RTsmn Sars Harvest
%s pea KsmS
Norfolk. Dec ai-saiied Nellie Carr. Lansdalc.
a7hsailsd steamships Geo Appold, Howss Boston; sar<
NEW LoNhoN, Dec 24-Arrved schrs Marietta Smith !;
Daniel Webster Packer Native DeIIa and Cicero Eliza
wch; Thos Fitch Nancoke, Nd do; Palmer Bait.
NEW HAVEN, Dec asmArr!ved, schr NJ nylsr, Ether.
ge and Hattie Butler Eiddse Virginia; Henry Parker.
FhiiA pELraiA Dec M-csared brig Ruby spr, Ie.ry,
Del; Annie May, May. froviasnse; Mary Ella, rhoma:s
Arrived briggs Fortuna dtap, Parry, Ii sbon; Hsrmea
| (Br), Blackert, Bonaire.
PROVIDENCE, Dec Arrived. schrs Anna Lyons Kemp,
New Orleans; Hattie Howes, Howes, Senator Grimsss
Merrill, Baltimore John Cadwaader, Steeman, PhIadelu
phia; Amelia. Beebe. and Smith, Phillips, Eizabethpors
Sailed-Schr Ceres, Trefehen, Elzabethport.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec T--Arrved, ships Royal Edward
tBr, Shaw and Remington lBr, Fowler Newcastle Nsw
| SAVANNAH Dec 2s-Arriyed, ship Lady Russell CBrl.
Crawford Liverpool bark Neptune tBr), Edwards Greee
mock schr vulture Chase Havana Clara Smith, Smith,
| Philadelphia.
| ECieared-Brig Caawba, Havener NYork
Saiied-Schr Lucy Il Gibson, Chase, Montevideo.
27th-Arrlved steamship Livingston, New York; barb
Chance tBr), Eimes Liverpool.
SALEM, Dec 24sailed schr George Pierce Poole, New
York. -
WILMINGTON NC, Dec "a Cleared schrs Mary Smith,
| Smith, Remedies; Shannon tBr), Low, Nassau, MP.
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ALLEGED HEAVY SWlNDlE.
(fanin &
Dollar

Ciahin d Co. the yictnms--A Sixty Thousand
Dollar Trnnsaciioa--Arrcst of n Cincinnati
Merchant.
Armed with a requistion from Governor Norman,
and endorsed by Governor Hayes, OF Ohio on Thurs.
day last Detective DusenDury arrested Cincinnati
merchant, named David Joseph, on the charge OF
false pretences, ana yesterday returned with his
prisoner to TINS city. The complainants are Ii. u.
Clafin Co, who charge That Joseph obta incd
$4,000 worth OF goods from them by Teprese ntlng
that he was worm SIS, 900 and owed nobody There
IL another indictment against him in the District
Attorneys ONCE besides that secured by Claim 4
Co. IL a also charged that he has deirauded Pha.
dephia merchants OF various amounts by similar
representations. tie was TAKEN 10 the District At.
Police Court this morning Tor examination, when
an opportunity will be presented for MIN to show
70 lpAt eleet,
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REPORTED BANK DlFfIculTY.

rumor was in circulation yesterday afternoon
that 'lrregularitles' have been discovered IN the
Merchants Exchange National Bank, on Broadway.
The bank officers neither admitted nor denied the
truth OF the report, but stated that committee was
In session examining the accounts, and that II It
should be discovered that delalcatlon has been
committed Information Of the fact will be given to
the public through the press. Tney positively re-
fused To furnish any facts for publication Yesterday
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An ITALIAN VENDETTA
serious s,nahina Anrav in tbn tsfren

SSfso"s ssh"HsuA Auray IN tue rtrectNs
The SIKH precinct police report that about seven
O'Clock laet evening Joseph Bainabo, an Italian, OF
No. IA Roosevelt street, after causing the arrest Of
italian who, he was told, Intended to XIII I,,,s left
the station house IN Franklin street for his home. AS
he crossed the corner OF Leonard and Baxter reels
q conntryman, named Faski, Intercepted MIN and
stabbed him In the cheek tine knife passing into the
mouth, inilictng severe, but not dangerous,
wound. me would-be assassin made hls escape;
put captain Jolrdan, who rarely falls to secure
CRIMINAL WIN his ofcers started out 70 secure him,
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THE NEWARK MURDER.

Leinhardt Schaum, the supposed murderer OF
Cornelius StOll, who was killed In The course
OF barroom ARRAY on the night OF
the 9th of November, in the saloon Of Jacob Hesse
No. 81 BOwery street, Newark, N j., whose ARE I
was effected IN New Haven on SUNDAY, was identi-
fed yesterday as the right man by detective Fischer
OF the Newark force and brought to the latter place
last night and lodged in the City Prison. lie denies
all completely IN the muraer.
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Married.

NIEBrHR-TOUEY.-O Sunday. December g. by
the Rev. Father McAvoy, OF st. Mary's church, Miss
this city,
iFor other Marriages see SeuenM Page.l
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AMERICAN EXPORTS AID EXPORTS.
The Trade al the United States with Foreign
Countries for the Nine Months Ending Octo-
Der 1, 1869.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81. 1859.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81, 1859.
Monthly Report No. g. series ls6a-7o. OF the Bureau
OF statistics, now press exhibits the trade OF the
United States with foreign countries during the
month OF September 1869, ana the nlne months
ended the same, compared with the corresponding
periods OF 1865 The following is brief synopsis Of
the matter OF tue report
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
NEW YEAR TELEGRAM
FRIDAY, DEC. 81, 1862
TWO GREAT CARTOONS.
THE COMING NEwsBoY.
EXIT 1862
ENTER 1870
COLUMBIA AT HOME,
RECEIVING CALLS FROM
THE CROWNED HEADS OF EUROPE
BEGeARLY SPAIN STEALS
in, STEALS WHILE IN.
AND STEALS our
ORIGINAL NEW YEARS ADDRESS
srECIALTY FOR NEwsBoYs,
Written expressly for the Evening felsgAm BY the charm.
ing American poetess,
MISS JENNIE ANDERSON.
SUBSCRIBE now FOR 1870.
SIX DOLLARS A YEAR,
TWO CENTS PER COPY.
PUBLICATION OFFICE,
~ NASSAU STREET
EyENING TELEGRAM. ~ -
MONDAY. JANUARY O. 1870
COUNTESS or MONTE cRrsro.
THRILLING FRENCH ROMANCE,
TRANSLATED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
RIvALLrNa IN STARTLING INTEREST AND ExQUb
SITE SITUATIONS THE RENOWNED WORK
or ALEXANDRA DUMAS,
1.-THE COUNT OF MONTE cRrsron
NEWS DEALERS, SEND ORDERS IN ADVANCE TO
81 NASSAU STREET.
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c. -
N ELEGANT CLUSTER DIAMOND RING. EXTRA
IA large aud SNOWY containing 80 brIlians,
will be sold NJ Heatn by Gentleman Apply pryata
stable 2s3 west Ihirty'third street, from 10 TO H.
CUCKOO CLoGKs,-oUR PATENT AND MANuFAC-
" ulei aincrcan Watches at manufactures prces pia-
mona rear ana 4od Jewey sIverwae reduced prlces
=. hAnhflEbD a Co, Jewelers. Sixth avenue cornell
rooieehm street md Eighth avenue Twenty 1T
DIAMONDS, DIAMONDS. GREAT BARGAINS TO BFSl
had ~ Diamonds and ell Precious Stones by calling ae
LiSCus. W.
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The principal commodities exported during The
month OF Sentember were as folIoWs:-

The warehouse transactions for September are
shown by customs districts and commodities respec-
lively The value OF commodities remaining in
warehouse september 80 1859, 800, 300. col
against S43.2-9 go September 80 1858.
me number and tonnage OF vessels entered and
cleared in the foreign trade during the month Of
September 1869, and the nine months ending the
same, compared with the corresponding periods
OF 1865 were as follows:-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
4 TTRACTIoN EXTRAORDINARY GOLD PRICES
n p ss reSn 20 ne N
assdsd e throw open s,s ~ public wioa
reserve the ap% Cd
En sf Pc Knives, sas Spoons.
Including e., sss. as
Cases. ssshs and States FOR SGys and girls
Dinner and Tea Ga sss m Cologne Sets Punch
Sets Vases Bonsss rsfan Ware and great variety Of
r5 5Sssf f g. Hssy Fss's esoper Institute
The public respectfully invited to call and for them
BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFERENT
"A States legal desertion &e sufficient causes
= pN'A''' n HOUSE, Attorney, is Nassau street.
4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
"A courts of different States legal everywhere deser'on
F. l. KING. Counsellor at Law, 1853 Broadway.
(,oRNs, BUNIoNs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL.
~ Diseases of the Feet cured by DR.. zAcHARlE, 70o
Broadway. -,
IyApTAIN oARLEToN's NEW STORY.
THE YRAppER WITH THE BALD HEAD.
will be commenced next week in
THE FIRESIDE COMPANION.
nR. e. b. FoorE, AUTHOR OF "MEDICAL CoMMoM
Sense, may be consulted in person or BY letter a. MS
es Once no4. s rom NJ
free
EIARo CHECKS, COMPRESSED IVORY, ~ INCH IN
of 60O $50 per plain lined 500; engraved safna
aS'So's' s'0 pe' 'e'' "a 'D'"' % VIM H. wELLNo.
2O7 Centre street, sole patentee and manufacturer
7 IEBIG's EXTRACT or MEAT.-NONE GENUINE
Ia without Baron Liebigs signature on every jar Tho
right thing 70, n nyiat s6 5sRy broadway New York
NEW YEARS ss Esss:s Et:tE:
n: n: :EE$$ E EEs:E E Es:Es:
sRE4g $sHs|s4s
III $ $Ezs s ssEsES4'
n eTo ;slsssss a s ssiso S 81 s.
$$|EEE:
imported With NEW sspss aEA fsgs9 FABLE supplying tho
% hey sEuaas neat
which they viii 4sve- Of the city without sx'ro
NO uoG 1nDIss TABLE
GREAT v" Aa Il sfTss's TEA T.s'S aoafAsYs
SSHHSS|ISSEEsF
$ $$$::::##H: 81 81 # Esss
THE WAY TO , OBTAIN n. THE nrs. q 9op hs
which they established central points TO CONVENIENCE
their all parts Of the city and Brooklyn, fok
HEADQUARTERS,
81 AND SO vESEY STREET,
BRANCHES.
$40 BROADWAY, corner Bcccker street.
479 EIGHTH AVENUE north Thirty fourth street..
s5e biahrH AVENUE northeast corner fy,hrst street,
7Qy THIRD AVENUE, northwest Forty. fourth s
g9 STRING STREET. between HUDSON and Greenwich sta
POS FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, corner Concord ST.
1859 FULTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN.
% DEkALB AVENUE, BROOKLYN.
133 GRAND STREET, WILLIAMSBURG.
Or order by post to either they win b
sent 10 all parts Of the city without charge.
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ERIE GO BRAGH.

Ramsey Run OF the Track-The Star OF
Fisk in the Ascendant-Judge Balloon
to the Rescue-Iiis Decision In
the Erie Case ut the FERN Of
the Supreme Court for
Br0Ome County.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Palmyra tBr) Chesnaye Messina Nov a. Pa
ermo 2sh. and Gibraltar Dec s. with fruit to Henderson
Bros Had fne weather during the passage
Brig Dundee Orb Loome East Harbor, IT, Is days, with
salt to Calvin Knox Co-vessel TO De Wolf. Had
heavy NV and NE gales the entire passage. Has been
days north Of Hatteras
The bark occana or) from Cadiz which arrived 2sth
consigned Punch, h and 10 Come.
Wells Co. '
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND EAST.
Schr SchHltz Young Hoboken for New Haven
sehr Bell, Simpson, Hoboken for Bridgeport
6chr Emily Dennson. Alien New York for New Haven,
SchI Niagara Wordon New York for Bridgeport.
Schr L Bartlett, Kicker, New York for Goose Island.
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CLEARED.
ARRIVALS.

The Custom House closed to-day, OF respect
late E NJ Stanton.
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SHIPPIN G N E w S.

Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
Sun rises. ...... 7 % Moon rises. morn 2 22
Sun sets. ...... 4 40 High WATER. eve 30
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 81, 1869.
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In addition to the foregoing the report contains
the usual summaries Of trade aud the tariffs OF
Russia, Denmark, sweden and itaV. besides
siderable body OF consular Reports and commercial
m sfsalt anE
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Proportion transported In American ani foreign
vessels and vehicles during the nine months ended
September 80, 1885,
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Proportion transported IN American and foreign
vessels and vehicles in september, 1862
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Imports. Exports. Fe-srpo-fs.
= t---I---
American vessels B2 s3s 81 sl 2l15S7 ss76s4
Foreign vesses.... -5,59s 4s5 lisS,3l lsl2,6Jl
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Bo fbinston 4 Sebr

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fir Claims beridtete gu Gunlten Der
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in ldarfen SIusbriifen uno elneinte,
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@ertG9unS.
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$12, 900 sur MusfibrunB Ses 8estraes5
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