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The union Democrat., 1870-03-05

STATE SF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY
- of Tuoumne.To r. II. Ieversee Notice is hereby
given that meeting Of the Springfield Tunnel Compa
n.y. held at Springfield in said County aforesaid
the Sd day of October. 1859, Assesspent Of One
Fandred aud Seventy dollars payable in L. s Gold
Coin, was levisd against and half shares
Springfield Tunnel Company, situated the Springfield
Mining District, State and County aforesaid claimed and
cwne by ycu orahoI performed and material furnished
sinking shaft and making tunnel. Norce here
hy g!ve thar unless the above mentioned Assessment
paid before the 10th day of March. A. D. 1870, that
Notices will be posted and the above mentioned sold
Public Auction sufciency thereof satisfy said
eiinGuenc, together with the Of sale provided y
Of the L. eisature Of this State entitled AN Act
concerning partnerships for mining purposes approved
april ID, 1St6."
NATE'I. CLARK
Superintendent and Secretary Protein
January s, 1S3o-S-Sw.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09
the polio: AID ASSOCIATION.

The Metropolitan Police Mutual Aid Association
held meeting yesterday al tho Twenty ninth pre-.
cinct Station house, Thlrictl street between Sixth
and Seventh avenues ior the election OF officers and
transaction OF general business The meeting was
well attended ana the pro ;ee1ings spirited The ioi-
loving officers were chosen for the ensuing year,:
President Sergeant WIN ii. Lcnert Iwenty-sixth
precinct re-electeD; Secretary, WIN. Deiainartre,
Of Central Office; Investigating Committee, John
Dunn. Eighth precinct; Koundsman Whitcomb, OK
the seventh precinct; Francs ooae'l. OF the sixth
preclnct: Wnl Powers, oL Gfooalyn Central office,
and anotner Brooklyn oicef Tue association was
Orpanlzed In tho suaner of 1868 and IL
now 10 q very prosperous condition. The
nres,dent presented y quarterly and h.s annual
renori IRON wLich 't appears that tie ASSOCIATION
mas lost nine ulenDers by ueatl 0uriny TIE quarter
snllinr JanuaryS. Receipts Collected during that
Iilne S4Olo. DisbniscnicnEsi0 the Children OF
JOnn MclnIyre Eightecnth preclact, $JJl; ~ tho
fntner OF Robert O'keac, fOurlh precinct, $l.0i0;
70 Mrs. kicinaa, widow or James kierlan, Sanitary
Company, ,00y; to LIs. Arnoux, widow OF John.
AraOuX, First Court squad, Sl,0T. Ota $4,0l5.
Number OF members IN gooi standing, 2,0l4.
The following III the annual rcport:-Beneht fund
raccipts-Collectioa3 from MenlOsrs, 81, Az. Ds-
burscments--Paid 10 tho laLnI.es Of twenty three
deceased members, $22,4.2- C9ntingcnt fund ro-
CeiptJ-Colieclioas from members, $500. D,sDurse-
ments-print.ng, Stationery, &C.. $40. Ba ance,
$50.
the association has lost twentY.sax members By
0eRtA durluI the p@Ss year,
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Ti72 NATIONAL GsME.
The Trip Of tho Arutuals.


The Mutual nine. with number Of their friends.
arrived III this city on Thursday afternoon, loaded
with oranges, cotton and other "reminiscences OF
their trip New orleans. The v0yagenrs all looked
well could be expected, and were loud In their
praises OF the manner In which they have been
received ana treated by the residents the Crescent
City. The "Mutes' were cared Ior not alone py tho
the balpayins fraternity. but proprelors OF hotels
and theatres Dy tho leading cttzens and the ladies'
the fire and military companies, all Of whom Wed
with each other In catering TO the comfort and
pleasure Of the New Workers. Their stay in
the city was almost one continued round
Of fest,vity. The results OF the several games
played by the Mutuas while III New Dreams
nave already appeared ia the HERALD but the record
of Their trip would make an exceedingly Interesting
artlc,e 0id space periL OF Its puOncAtlOn. During
:he DELAYS encounefed on the Journey the ''boy5t
1ney asoisfncd the nasves vi the iar West ny their
evOlutloaS ana many were tho eAciam ttion5 OF ad-
mlrlng y6lder used by the '.hOOSle rsn during the
evoluu6as Oh the .Mutes.n
The SotCnern CLUB oi New Orleans cannot be too
highly praised for their ulreinittlng attention ami
during tnelr stay IN New Orleans. Ine advent and
Exhibitions OF the Mutual3 III the South nave gwen
tue game OF base ball a new impetus, and have
awakened'a great amount OF enthusiasm through
on tnat section OF the country, 80 much 80 that
ldea u visit Dy the southern CLUB TO the metropolis
during the coming season was endorsed readily and
materially.
Inc Mutuals will hold an adjournnd meeting at
their c!uo noasc u2s BROADWAY. Tomorrow evening
to make iuI report Of theil trip toward the Gulf
the cubs u New Or.eans WA. probably ~ pIo
seated.
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rcURT or SPECIAL. S;ssl1yl

Tho Boy and His SCH 90 SItnastcr-A Chrystie
street Female Den-DodsIag Man from
Bank--'rhrashina tho Wrong Boy-A Rob-
berry mt tho Everett House.
Before Judges DowIng and Bixhy.
A PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER CHARGED WITH CRUELTY.
Lawrence Buckley, teacher IN the rublic school In
Twenty seventh street, between second and Third
avenues, was charged win assaulIng and beatings
poy named James n. DE w.t. Tho complainant
was boy between fourteen and fsccn years Of age.
and SAID that he was kicked BY the defendant IN she
cye Testimony was given on both sides which
agreed pretty well In the NAN points, snat the boy
had been disobedent TO lhe 0rders OF Buckley. M
ordering hlm 10 20 out OF ne. DC Witt IN Tue aseI
cnion was abusive IN hls language Anu ~ uyInK ~
get mold OF slate to throw NJ ms teachel nc lc "a
the ian DE Witt was kicked Ia Tie lace by buckiey
hether accidentally or IntehGo VA Was uouONui.
me Court was Of the opinI0n That the hoy behaved
In q very dlsorderly manaer by not OOeylng tno
teacher and by calilng him = vulgar name. AZ tne
same time the teacher had iorg0sven himself when
he kicked the boy. Tne Court would recommend
HIM future 10 take steps Ia reference TO cases OF
INSTRUMENTATION Luat would nos bring disgrace on
TuE KEEPER or DIsoRDEKLY HOUSE coNvIcTEp.
Mary Auuey, a middle aged woman, residing as
ll9 Cnryste street, appeared Ut Inc complaint OI
respectable lady-xc woman named Mary Wallace,
answer the charge Oi Keeping uiSorderiy mousse
at the above address.
Miss Wallace lives at No. 49, next to DEFENDANTS
house. About fifteen girls ac boarding at No. ll9,
anl their conduct or very di50rdcriy and dis
pu sting character, SO much SO tina. Miss Wallace
could remain IN the Dasoinont OF ncr house Ia
consequence oI the Disgusting cnaiacter VI the IAN
guagc she was Obliged 20 near. several citizens Of
The neignDornood came forward 10 te5.ify to SINH
lar state OF iacts and that Iney themselves mad been
Insulted bv the imnOlesr llvLullols OF the glr,S.
Ine acendant was tined nfsy dollars and sent to tAe
Pententlary for one month.
MISCELLANEOUS CASES.
John Lapping, young man, charged win tap
ping Inc iii OF Edward Duly, 2Sl Third avenue. was
| sent to the Pepitentiary Tor Six mcntns. William
Work pleaded guilty 10 assaultn0 JOhn Dave q
German lie was coming away from the bank on
the 4th OF January, ana the ueicn0ant dOggeu ms
steps ana ct last assaulted HIM. cent TO the Peni-
tenIary six months. JOhn down.. an Old man,
lned ten dollars for sLrlkinI with cane very
interesting looking little boy The Doy was looking
| into a sewer, where some men were AZ work, ana
| over whom the defendant was boss" HIS defence
WAS tnas hil the boy nsleaa some rougher boy,
VINO aud done some mischief William Earl charged
| bv JOhn +. Cradock with stealing from hitn morse
blanket ut TIA Eighth avenue sent 10 the Penl-
tentiary Tor six months. There IL an indictment
against tins defendant also IL the General sessions
| A young boy, iOr stealing cooper boiler from the
1 EveretI House, was sent 70 Hart = Island school
The New York herald., 1870-01-09
COMMON PL.AS-GsaEaAL Term.
Decisions.

DecfhiOns.
BY Judges Daily, Loew aud Van Brunk
Palmer Us. acknowledgement reserved.
Hdran us. CodY.-Judgment affirmed by default
John P,u,ao os. Philip Sg.ith.-Appeal dismissed
Raiph I. iggs dc. rs. Henry y. Daaoson.-Ap.
peal dismissed.
Joj.a iru,.o us Philip Smitt.-Dismissed by de-
fault.
Leslie rs. Leslie.-Motion adjourned on motion OF
piaItr to I0tn ln5J
HeiaV d. F0cter. Papers Submitted.
In re At1ert U0n SteahuinASer 10 Renaoue a Mar
sltai. Order granted.
George A. NOtt as. Johanna Ldrki1a.-MotlOn d4s-
missed, with costs.
wtuiam, Er.st US. John Qutnn.-Mo;lon TO dismiss
appeal granted.
Campbell Us. Qutnn.-Samc
Rotter US. Baach.-DlsmIssed.
BtODer Os. Qutntdrd.-Motl0n for aflrmancc
granted.
Bar,.un cs. Fseneu-Argued and affirmed
Jdrdt'se u.s. Du,i0or.--Arirmed without argument.
San.uet !. Peaahtoal os. I9ae Aohtana cod NM
ing COnnpday.-Argued and reversed.
W.Atant EGsW os Wsa.ant II. Carpeater.-Judg-
ment alilrncL
MaNaiw Os. acknowledgement affirmed by ae.
fault.
Ett,cin Hansen rs Father Aathe,o r. A. b. s.
Affirmed on argument.
Henry Steintoay u. John s. Hic6s.-Judgment re-
versed.
Juaa Aahony cs. Wsliam Il. Tuaonsesd-Judg
mcnt reversed.
Jaco0 Edndefz,oel rs Fred L. B1n1s.-Judgment
affirmed.
HASTINGS Is. Qutnn.--JuIgment affirmed by default
Spear Us. CiOSs.--AIIineu.
carrie u.s. Uaedi0a.--Juugmeut reversed.
WOOD Os. Standardization reversed
GD1tUdh7 0S. Eries-A ffirfned.
Ld7non Us. IeaafdtuT.-Revcrsed.
Wetle u.s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
McRepnohts rs. Vdad,0tu.- Judgment reduced.
FnnsorO rs. NorUaU AFFIRMED.
ktQV pS. IdytO1.--Aillrmed.
Scl,ul)ptl US. MGtDne.-keyerEed.
Ltp0lgston Us. Hcts.-Judyment afnrmed By DO.
fault.
IfOpttnsus. Hnpfndn.-Same.
Nep Yorn Manufacturing Company ~. Ntcnael
DO0Ip.-Aftrncd.
Cdrrev ps Cutcn.-Aflirmed BY default
AckTr rs HtCks.-Afirmod by consent.
Ctirri5sgtOn Ok. Observation-Disclosures reversed.
Acozhe'e ~. BaueT.-5udgment ahlgmad by do
fault.
clark rs. Js,0erS-Samc.
CT0iu rs. LalIaDa--Anrmed.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09
ANN Il LIFE.
Lecture by Professor Eb,rt

Lecture by Professor EbiIt.
The annual course OF free lectures on science ana
art, In the large hall OF the Cooper Union. CON-
menced last night by Professor Ebltt The course,
which viii consist OF four lectures. Will DO devoted
to the subject OF animal Life" Peter Cooper occu-
pied the chair and introduced the lecturer Profes.
sor Eo,t, In commencing, referred to tho divi-
sions Of the animal kingdom, starlng that the
great difference between tho animal and yege-
Iaple Kingdom consisted IN the fac. mat the
former was organic and the latter generally inor-
game. The lectures, he said, would Be on the prn-
Cipies OF philosophy and natural history, and re-
View OF the pans Of animal structure. HIS lecture
Won be divided int0 four heads, viz-The scope
and utility Of natural science; toe observance or
natural history as a philosophy aud not merely q
list names the observance Of few OF the prlnci-
pal laws OF structure and !fe and review OF the
great plans OF structure two or these being pc
caar 10 the pianL kIgd0n aud the other i've to the
animal Kingdom. Professor Ebit then went on TO
eucidase the tour sions Of his subject illusLa-
ing his remarks by drawings on the back board
Tue lecturer was evidently at home IN his subject
aud was more tnan once 2pplauded. The Hall was
well flied.
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urtp STATES ns1acr eoy1-.n BANKRUPTCY.
Bankruptcy Petitions nnd Discharges
Eefure Judge BlatchfOru.

UunkFEpfcy PctitIOns nnd DISchnrRcss
Eefore Judge Blatchford
During Ne wee1 ending on tbe Sth inst. Orlando
J. Howell ana Charles A. Howell. OF Newbur.,
orange county, h.od joint voluntary petition in
bankruptcy and discharges in bankruptcy were re-
ccivcd by Charles Frank. Jr, bronson Peck, Ed.
inund q. Sneas, Joseph Harfis and george A. Md
dletOa.
IN the matter OF the petition OF g. c. Hartough
for al adjudication OF bankruptcy aganst the irm
0i H. o. uartouan ~ Co., conl rlSln9, az LDe pcMion
A!ie4el Ene pcJillonerJ WLlam Reel Md James Y.
Eayucl, the Court has denie the prayer OF lIe p9-
were not mcMDers The urn al The Tune or the
Rny ol The pcGiLion Lut mas granted the PRAYER OF
Lne pelioncr 50 lar aa It anecied Aartou1n, VI al
Judging nm bankrupt.
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UNIT. STATES Comm IS 0a;as' c1UlT.
The Alleged Bogus B0ndsman Case,
l,...,, .a...i. As.i.......

Before commissioner Osborn.
The Unted STATES Us. Jutt1S kRop.-lhc defend
danL s charged with executing AMI becoming secu-
rty Oh an alleged bogus iooacco b0Ed Tor one Law.
renee. Tue examination OF tue case was resumed
yesterday anu cviIcce taken To the elect lnat the
ucseuaaLl was aui0jC WiCn0ut means Wncu lie
sneu the bouu ana tnaL lie had lnuuced one koseil-
A.i.n 10 Jola hi,l Us surety tnefen, well KNOWING
InuL tiie Litter uad no properly 70 Inc amount
required Dut Inducing hiin 10 persoLate one hcer-
lci.i u properly Cwier AT No. lsseX slrect, whose
name isOseLilein sixncl 10 tue D3ui. he nearing
vi tnc CASE sialils ad,0arnei III MonIay next
An ADscoulinI Witness Attached.
Eeiore Commissioner Shields.
TIE United States Hoffman and Oners.-In
this case the particulars OF which were reported In
yesLcrday's HERALD an important witness Tor the
prosecution. named kcyelnan, was not IN court,
AND ~ coming 70 LAe kDOwIedge Oi commissioner
onieds tlat dc was purposeiy aosentns niliseif ~
obstruction oi DuDc justice, tnaL uinccr lnnue
unidavlt OIL lne TACT before Judge Blatc.iorl, WAC
Issued an QttachlheuL ulI order Tor KeJ Jelindn'5 >
arresL wnich VAS placed IL the hlAdS Cl Lle proper
UMCCr lVr eXccu.lUl.
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An Astounding Witness Attached.
1 y a,. {. hIcI.l,
suplEM: cOUlT &C l!aBsaS

The Clarke Divorce Case-A Complication Of
Euits-Excmplnry Demonstration Of Pa
rental Affection.
Beiore Judge Cardozo.
M re Clarke.-An application was made by
Marvin II. Clarke Tor the custody Of Child
when he alleged was taken from him by
Its motncr In whose possession It now Is.
The answer set forth by the mother ayers
that the yir now nine years or age voluntarily re-
tur4cI 10 her aiCer Deng kept away iron by her
Iatiier year. she says tnat ne Commenced two
divorce sa,rs against her, aud was tie Gated Ia bot;
that she commenced Olc suit I0f divorce against
man, Wicu aile WitntreW under lis promise re-
luru; tnat lie trea,ed her SO Daaiy that SIZE was
forced last suamer " again commence sur, which
Is sI peauns; tnat ne IN that suit stated nnse.i
10 eulircy without money, and even lay IL jaIi
amount Oi aiilnony AWARDED ner. ne returns are
trayeraed aud an Application was mace to- an eX-
auliIatIOn.
Judge Cardozo said he should not, during the ex.
ANIMATION, per'Gi eItler one oi the contestants 10
relln possession OF the cniid. IIau II Deen uaLho.
nc lie would sent 1t 10 the house OF tue Good
she. nerd, but lie kLeW oI no siliiiar Protestant
establishment.
Colasel lor The relator sugees Cd that the child
should Ce placed III nuigefs Inst tute, As ural
Oh tne caLs1 III Marcn heat woaa settle most OF tue
questions - DC iilquiei lltJ tue examination tue
CLi,u nilgLt wei be placed Laere uItll Inc desi-
slun Oi tndt suit
Counse. foT respondent objected 70 this dsposi.
tion and aiter some further discussion the matter
was over TIL Tomorrow 10 SOC ii al arrange
inent coula not be arrived AZ agreeable to DoJn.
The kidnapping Cusc-Vhc Settlement OF the
OIdcr-> ihe Motion for n Stay OF procec a
ines Denied.
In tie Matter or COrinnd Le,cis.-1hs case again
came before the court yesterday morning Tor the set
tlemcaL OF the order maze 10y Judge Cardozo award.
ipg the custody OF the csild to Mrs. Lewis The chd
Comma was present IN court with Captain Jourdan
to1etier witl al The parties directly interested In
.Ee proceedings.
Nh. Dlrdseye applied for stay OF proceedings In
order tat the matter might DC reviewed before the
Gcuefal Iegm.
Judge Gariozo denied the motion, and the parties
then eiL lie court.
The New York herald., 1870-01-09

TIE UNITED STATES MINT AT PHILApSLPnIA.-
The gold depOsfts NJ the United States Mt for
December we're s25lei, and the silver deposits and
purchases f3,e9l-a total OF Ss59.0e5. The goia
coinage for the Sam time wholly In double eagles,
making an aggregate OF $3.50. .49l TIE silver COM
age during tue month WAS $ss 500 in dollars 800 400
II half dola ar $4,000 In dimes and Sis 900 In half
dimes. There was, besldes, $751; 0ss IN fne bars,
making IN aggregate Of S.2s.sS3. There was also
coined 10 600 OF nve cent nkei pieces, and STA 0U0
OF bronze cont piercs. Tne total coinage OF tho
montn was losa0io pieces. VI tne value OF Saw ~
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SUPERIOR COJar--SpsClAl TERM
Decisions Rendered.

By Judge Barbour.
Sch1ouer0ucs Us. Hut and Wsfe--fotion denied
with costs.
Aorteypenny rs. Joc6son.-M0tion granted.
Baker os. Teo'p.-Samc.
EesfheiDler Us. Brten.- Same.
Larigi1t CS. Rtoien-0rder granted.
RuGCan Us. Wuy6eCk.-lIouon 10 discharge from
arrest granted
Dsi.Jtey Us. Wdter.-Mot0n granted.
As10ih Cs. sDsyeIs.-.oamc.
UODpy u3. Ba1'aee.-Same.
Wan. q. Robinson rs. R0bere Aftlce,a.-Counsel
have omitted to hand the Court the anldav,S and
original order vi arrest.
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SulaNATs's COURT.
Before Surrogate Hulchings.


Tho following Wills were admitted to probate
during the week ending January T. 1S.0:-Julie
Knapp, Paul H. Guin, Thomas NJ. Bsara. Cornelia T..
Dietz, Eliza Tlsen Reoccca 8. Whitack George A.
Sooer, Albert J. CHI, Ann Campbell a1d Marii T..
Bonnef0nt. Letters OF ad,nini .tratioa granted Un
Cs,lte5 OF Michael Furle lernarJ li0.ueft, flnip
Nause, Mary Ann 34adaaaw, Cnri'tian J, Muller,
The New York herald., 1870-01-09
THE COURTS.
PROCEEDINGS N THE COURTS YESTERDAY

Bankruptcy Cases = The Bogus Bonds
man Prosecution - An Absconding
Witness Attached = End o. tho
Kidnapping Case-The Clarke
Divorce Suit-Deci8i0ns
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TUE TOTAL VOTE OF vIRGINIA.-A tabular state
mcnt issued In Richmond from military headQuar-
terS shows the number 0f persons Registered US
voters 1867 for the election OF members OF con-
stlLutIon2l convention. the number added and de-
dgctcd and the net gam during the registration Of
ing or rejecting the proposed amendment to
the constitution. and tho whole NUMBER OF
voters Ut the close OF the last registration.
registration OF 1867 the total white vote was 49, l2O;
tue total coi0red vote, lO7.730 In the registration
vote added was Alt; the whItc vote deducted was
III ,838; the colored vote deducted was 1851. 1ha
wlLe gain was 2y,073; the colored gain was 81, ,Ssv.
The total white vote or the State by rcglstratiOn is
16l, ,l53; the total coored vote IS 1915 Tue white
majority Il - +57 Tue total vote Of the State, wltc
Gnd coored, IL 272 J0.-9scaa0aa EHquter.
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The North River Opening.

TO TEE EDITOR OF THE nERALD:-
Yon published n lew Gays ago challenge TO the
'oldest inhabitant" to name winter when the boats
were running to Albany at tals season. ! DO not
pretend TO be the venerable individual above named,
but on looking over some ancient memorada dis
covered record OF the weather the year 1881 Al
that time was living The NORTH river and kept
daily table OF temperatures with notes, &c. In De-
ceniDer. 1889. the river was closed and the boats
stoppea RAINING altogether; was open again about
tne lst OF January, 1851 and Continued open about
tea days. the boats ruaninS 10 Albany. On the l4th
OF January we had tae most violent snow storm
that naye ever Witnessed snow Ialling TO the dcpta
Two ices Oh level, with temperature OF fourteea
degrees This vi course completely closed the
riyer ald was followed bJ the coolest winter tnat
remember for the months OF January and February
the mean temperature OF January being nineteen
degrees and that OF February about the same.
witnessed ice taken from the North river tina. rear
three aud half lect thick. 1 remember aAso tnat
some OF my friends TOLD Inc at that time they had
known year when tho river was open to Albany IN
every montb.
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Elizabeth Britton, william n. Bngardus. James w.
Fulton, Michael Shcehy. james hel y, Michael Rus
sell Leopold Guenue Eridyct Sheridan, joseph i.
Ciark, Charles Cross, Patrick acG.0seNa and Nicholas
Flpplnger.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
The Fire Department t-Arrests-Hospita
Matters-A War Widow-BusireS
in the Surrogase's Court

There were 341 arrests by the police Of Brooklys
during the week ending yesterday.
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One hundred and th,rty-nlne persons were treated
for diseases OF the eye ano ear at the Washington
street Hospital durin. the month OF december.
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One hundred and thrty-nlne persons were treated
for diseases OF the eye auo ear at the Washington
stree. Hospital during the month OF December.
dental inirmary VIII be opened tomorrow
(Monday) by the Brooklyn DcnGal Association at No.
2so washington street. The inst tutiOn. which VII,
lie open aaily nom twelve Al. To iour r. NJ IS for the
purpose o giving grdtuiLgus services to those who
may require treatment und o. Witn0lt means.
At the annual meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of
the Fire Department OF BROOKLYN. held ON Friday
night last, William A. Jay was elected president.
Saingcl Bowlcn secretary, and +. s. Massey trea-
urer Tor the ensuing year. me receIpts lOf 1869
amounted in the aggregate 10 s2i $50. and The dis
burseD ents reacneu ttie same nsure. Tne perInln
ent innd OF the association, January T. 1870, was
SSl,175
Ann Jackson, who resides at Factoryvlfle, s. L,
was arraigneI before Un tel states Commissioner
Jones yesterday, the charge OF fslse,y represent
ing herself to be the widow OF Thomas Bowin, who
was killed during the late war, wnl lc she has re.
married. and is thcrao no 0Rger en.tlc to he v.
ernent pension, which lat tr Was She, { ts H.. u,
endeavoring 10 obalil Sne was held 10 oall IN
sum OF $500 to appear for examination on Monday.
During the past week the wills Of the following
named persons, deceased. were admitted to probate
IN the Surrogate's Court OF Kings county:-Marthn
Walters, Sl,2oo; Jonn Foiress $l0o,00 Anne Eliza
Anthony, 5000; Elen Leigh, 5000; Louisa Roe,
$4,000; John Jones, $l5,oJo: Caroline Brugewltn.
S3, 600; Marv Dunn IS 0JV, aud James Short, <3 OJJ
Letters OF administration we've granted estates
OF Thomas flanagan, John JACKSON, William w.
dauiey, Nicnael LyJas, .Oseph A. GamDerS Ann
Brannon C1ristlan sheileg, Lien quinn, JonAnnan
KrOuse, Swain Nlnkiev David .Cnalder Charles
GrOsch, Andrew Furon5, VaelGne ksnner and
Augustus Nanarsda.e al OF BroJkiyn. LeGlerI OF
guardianship wer: granted 10 iona p. Canrodjy
Cataarlne Devln Susan ID. Wale, mary Weston,
Mary Muiyey, Naph Lesson aud Joseph Ii. Howard.
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MARIN: IHaNSFsas.

The following Is a complete list OF marine trans
fcrs irpm January to January 8. both days inclu-
sive:-
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MASSACHU USET TG.
ANIMAL MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR clAFLN

Thc General Finances of tho State and Hel
RaiEsad and Tunnel Entcrprises-Yhe
Reign Of Crisae and Vice Under Pre-.
hisitory Liquor LAVA Tribute to
the Memory and Bencvolence Ok
George Peabody-Tho Labor
Movement QueStion-Tho
RadicL Governor on
National Affairs.