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New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
GENERAL sEssTONs-THE POPULATION OF SING
SING TO BE INCREASED

In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
CITY Judge Bedford presiding, George Williams pleaded
guilty 10 charge Of burglary in the second degree u
appears that the prisoner in company with hoy named
John LLOYD ointly indicted with HIM, on the night OF
February IA effected entrance in the pemses No 5i2
The Court sentenced williams TO years IN the Sat
Prison. Lloyd refused TO plead guilty. and VIII be tired
to-day Thomas Schmidt, jointly indicted WIN IfOl;a
Davis for burglary pleaded guilty tn an attempt AZ Dr
gary and as the complainant wished to withdraw tho
Charge and the prisoner proved previous good cla'
acter sentence OF ak months IN the PententaIy was
pronounced and bench warrant issued against Ih0mas
Davis who had forfeited his bail. willis Brooks Joseph
Campbell and George Brown were tred on charge ot
burglary In the first degree II appeared that two of the
prisoners had been caught in the house. NO 81 Isst
Houstonst., occupied by Mrs Benedict on tne iVth OK
March, while leaving the promises with some ssdp WOith
of furs aud clothing while the third prisoner was
arrested as bsins the watch and an accom-,
Mice OF the burglars. Judge Bedford sentenced
Willis Brooks for ten years, as bcng an ou
ofender and the two others for seven years each ~
state Prison =. Thomas Flood, one of two men who
stand charged by John Clonnan with feonons Assault
and battery cutting him the head and neck, while
trying 10 enter the liquor saloon, No 3Broadway ON the
nfght Nov. IA last, discharged the compainant
failing To identify Flood the assaiant John Brown
"A L. g. soldier stationed at Governors Island appeared
as a complainant against William Wilson, whom ho
accused as having robbed him Of s23. while lying asleep
on bench at tho Battery Oh March i5 Wilson strongly
protested his Innocence but the oteer who made the
arross positively swore that no the prisoners hand
In oompainant pocket the jury brought IN verdict or
guilty, and the Judge remarking that THEFT OF tae
Kind alleged To have taken place was, IN ms ophlon ono
Of the ncanoSt possible sent HIM to State Prison Tor to
years and months, James h. Youell, who pleaded
guilty w attempt NJ peut laSoe wss oASohAikva "
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The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New

York has issued the following circular to policy holders
The past fiscal year Of the Company was successful
one I'm all respects Our rate OF expenses was consider
ably reduced our mortality largely within our ex
pectation OF loss and interest receipts fully up to the
ratio of the year preceding.
The Company was never in more sound and pros
porous financial condition than at present
BY the request Of the state authorities our scl year
was changed, that the year 1869 will comprise only
eleven months business owing to this change and the
necessary alteration OF the method Of distributing our
SURPLUS the labor has been greatly increased and the
distribution retarded. . ,
The Dividend declared by the Board, as usual
AM, all the force and every facility required by the
Actuary have been placed at his disposal to make the
computation. - -, ,,,
The work Is proceeding with all possible dispatch
We have doubt that the Dividend when the respect
I've shares surplus shall be ascertaned will be entirely
satisfactory.
We do not doubt that Policy Holders wiil under
the circumstances exercise u reasonable degree OF
patience. 49,, l.,
Nothing will be left undone by the officers which In
gefuity suggest, and practical experience sancton
subserye the interests OF the members OF this Cor
poration. FREDERICK 4. WINSTON, President.
RICHARD A. MCCURDY, vlce-President.
SHEPPARD HoMAss, Actuary.
john NJ. STUART, Secretary.
N1rrb 1910
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SUPERIOR COURT-PART IL

Before Judge McCunn.-Victor Vincent agt:
Alfred b. Sands-This action brought To recover or
the defendant, Trustee of the New-York and Gaena
Lead Mining Company, for which Company the pisntn
had performed services OF the value OF S5O or there
abouts This the third action brought to trial in tins
matter The first against the Company and the second
against one of the stockholders were both decided IN
favor OF plaintiff The defense attempted to prove that
plaintiff had employed by one Lesrade, his uncle
hut was nut in evidence that Lestrade the super
intenden Of Company, and plaintiff contended that
il was as such Superintendent that he employed him. In
addition TO this letters from the Secretary "
the Company to plaintiff read, giving him lnstruG
tons and directions, and a statement OF A. e. Bunnel
the President. This gentleman, however, denied that
the signature WAS his but Mr.. Robbins, bookkeeper OF
the Company testified that it genuine. Tho jury re-
turned verdict for the full amount claimed, ind Tie
Court added five per cent allowance
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PRIZE FIGHT PREVENTED ARRESTS

PRIZE FIGHT PREvENTED-wHoIEssLE ALE ARRESTS.
James Kerrigan Of the Fourth Ward OF this
city and Edward Touhey OF wlliamsburgh' were
matched for prizehght, to take place yesterday at
Charles Island short distance from Milford Conn The
great numbers Of rowdes invading the small Connecticut
towns ON the New Haven Road on Monday night alarmed
the resdens who called for help Under direction OF
the Sheriff OF Milford sanctioned by Gov Jewell Col
bradley of the 2d Regiment ordered out three companies
of the New Haven militia, and went by special train 10
M,ord where he captured OF the roughs. Kerrigan
among them They put IN box freight ears until
train could be made for New.ayen wmther they "ero
ali transported and safely lodged In jail.
chartered boat, leaking badly and loaded win roughs
o ,hrr way 10 witness the pzeght put In at Bridge
mort at noon yesterday company OF militia ana tho po
ice of the iace met the rowdcs, but as they eomnted
no breach Of the peace they were allowed 10 leave th
city i'm the ears The conductor being unable 10 colect
y Src. ran the train on side track, switched on the
engine .nd ran To Norwak where he teegrapod lor
Lclp Two military companies froln Newhaaeh o'sn s
ON but the r0ugls had dispersed about tle neus, anu
but -four arrested. The four were noh' on W Ho"
Another account says The crowd sacked many houses
in Milford robbed people In the Streets anu wa ona 1 VI
tho most desperate gangs that ever cit Now AA ANS
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nd having

the Court at the request OF complainant. and having
proved previous good character. -, ,,.-u III
George a. Bell an EnglishrDan. charged by Henry ~
BrannJn with grand larceny. tried and rcinano|
for Judgment at the request OF his counsel ~ appe.'
in eydence that the prisoner who is respectfully con
Dected in London was introduced 20 the compIaangs
family some two months ago and that, while on vsi'
he took from a bed room diamond pin valued st ssn
which he sold TO Mr. Burns the proprietor OF soS1 M W.
Houston ST. for 500 The prisoner having ~
theft both TO the complainant aud % he police ocsr
who arrested him. the jury gave verdict OF guilty
and sentence will DO pronounced next FRIDAY. ..-mIs
Ellen Butcher appeared as the complainant agal-.
Anna Baldwin against whom indictment Tor gram
larceny had been found After eXanlDatlOn MIS- bd'U
win was discharged
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PROR ARI.E HOMICIDE

On the evening of March 25 Michael Scanlon
of No 60 Madison-st quarreied with James McDerrno
who was under the influence Of liquor There had been
an Hl-fccling between the men, which scanlon en-
dcayored to mOllify On tho evening IN question the
MoIermott sta abbed Soanon in the abdomen He wts
taken home, and McDcrmou was arrested ana COM
Inited by Justice Iedwih. Not long ago, on the repre-
sentation the OF the prisoner that tho wounded
man was rapidly recovering Justice Ledwlth reIeaDa
McDermOtt Coroner Flynn yesterday rrceVc1 ihIoI
nation that ScanlOn was IN critical condon, aho pro
cceding TO his residence took his ante -tnortem stb
men and subsequently issued WARRANT ioi 1ho 'e'o"s
Of Ilnrmnlf.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sprcrAL TERM.

Before Judle JOnes.-tJOhn COnuOR agt. Cdthd-
yns GontlOn-In this case the husband brought ac
ton against the defendant for the purpose OF obtaining
decree declaring the marriage void by reason of a
previous marriage with Alfred Gould, who is still
living. The motion made by the defendant On the
3st OF March last before Judge JONES' for order re-
Guring the plaintiff to pay the defendant alimony and
counsel fee. The Court has denied the motion, with
leave 10 renew other aidayits For tho moton, T..
s. Spencer opposed, g. III. Randall.
DecisiOas-By Judge M0nell-Cochrane agt Slude.-
Motion granted without costs. Delipp agt. POnp0n.-
Motion granted. ElstOa agt. Sching-MOton granted.
Mead ag MeadMoton granted with costs to defendant
Nv Judge Spencer-Mner agt. BeekmaD.-CiSe settled.
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uNInM COLONY

N. C. Meeker, President; Horace Greeley.
Treasurer The Locating Committee, IN addition 10 pnf
chasing 10000 acres have secured the refusal OF iais
tract on tho Denver Pacific Rsiroad The sconefy n
grand the soil fertile and pure water abundlnt Mem.
bers will be received until further notice, ana carried Al
reduced rates. Amount 10 be paid IN Tor iaDd and ck
Denses si55 Those writing will give amount Oi thef
present capital. Women received. several have iirepiy
Joined. ~, hALPa P.s nlhshS "a ~ - 'c,tv
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Narch %. 1870.

Senator Revels yesterday visited the Custom
House, the Atlantic and Mutual Insurance Companies
aud other institutions aud left evening train 10
take his place IN the Senate today.
The post-oilice formerly known IA Oswego
Village Dutches Co.. NJ " has been changed W hooro
NllA
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The following is given by all old stan oilcer
OF Gen Thomas's exact Language the subject OF tho
Presidency, when approached with reference u noi
'natiOnt NO. gentlemen desire that you 90 notmng
In that direction, for Aould not accept nomination
for the Presidency II offered me- and wish my IficnuS
TO understand It, and not to think OF me Ia connection
with that Office. My mind Is fully made up on tnat POM,
have learned the trade of soldier ana Whatever 7uc
cess have had has from my sticking 70 my uano
and am too old 10 learn another Bchiies, nave
mufh regard for cGnnirV Ia les willing ~ shpd
run thai risk"
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pur,,,prpur, c,rrLe u,sger-,par, -

There VA, good demand FOR Bf c'tte ts week ,ni ~ 17,
about 100 bea vers disposed pnes nnng iron 1 E y"
for lar 70 good and from 10 0t .snE iI1' h's
Common cattle sold al from to 7tc y n, gross -,
SHgEP-rhis matEet also iGdye inl os alVsh't AI,
ssle- of $40 heal ehecsd from y 70 De- . o. s's a.
HoSs The demand for Iogs good in 1000 bead chang hn'
AZ from sI2 op snd > y y 10 S' Y W ID u
cOrn,e. a, IA
Cows-There change in is nafset -. r''d y"
head, from 50 " S55 tor oInn5'fs a1l 10" -" D. " "
r1InLLf
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THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Auausr. Ga April II Coon hat Ut lover rites s'' 90
bales; rec. Pts so bales; n .iilng 20TAl- ,,,
WIisINGroS " c. April l-Sputs Furpen'ne llt 1t It r
Rosn steady 600S6 Crude luentne lover Al o. fODr< ID
4 ar unchanged. Cotton steady, Al zlc -.. ,
NEwORtHAsa April l2our irer ., - 25Dt5 5 Cora 'r"
and bigher. White snd Yellow - I2lBsl 5 O $685. Ba"a
6rm at III Gl6s ollie Hams lc Asss ira Prr PaIla'ea e
5J0Gl- Plsnt8iOu RebJla j2t@h blba tr
m led on Panaton J5n3 ,c WhskyWestern Rr1lte J p "
Raw 81 and drm; Pair tk|ht ~ i.'p
lee Sterling Exchange 1876 Eswiork NEt sscaans' i '"H
nrenium Coll. llI5 sugar .sn, Prime. II Dli.c
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SUPREME COURT-CnaMBrRs.

Decisions-By Judge Sutherland-Fernholtz
act Ross-Case settled Trundy agt. POole-Case set
tied Faron agt Howard.-Case settled.
BY Judge lngraham..Maryin agti LewsmMoti9n tItI
eayc 10 apply for an Injunction if necessary costs 70
abide event. Howe agt. COhalen-Case settled
BY Judge Brady.-MOtions granted-Read agt. Free
man. Davis agt. Fowler,
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Apfll II.
Mr. TWEED reported a complete bill con-
sttutng Board of Supervisors in New York, which
was ordered TO third reading 1t makes the Board OF
Aldermen Supervisors, formerly, and abolished the
present Board.
BILLS PASSED.
incorporating the United states Mutual Benent COM
dny OF NewYOrk; Incorporating St. John the Baptlst
Benevolent Society of NewYork; amending the act for
The further extension OF the Brooklyn Prospect Park n
cooperating the CairmOunt Savings Bank OF New YORK ;
approprating money for the Hudson River State Hosp
Sal iOf The Insane; for the erec6on OF Police Court
House o. the Third Judicial District of NewYOrk City
relative 60 the jurisdiction of Police Justices in Brookyn
canals
M. GEYET reported bill for the construction Of an
Lie'ated Railway in New-YOrk.
- EXECUTIVE SESSION.
lhe senate went into Executive session.
o., MORE BILLS PASSED.
lassed:
treating new Board OF Supervisors in NewYOrk 1.-THE
@ sD0Ne reported by Mr. Tweedl supplementary 70 the
az relating 70 the Brooklyn Police; appropriating
sl1VO ior Homeopathic Asylum at MiddetOwn; rela-
uNe 70 ASSESSORS IN BROOKLYN fixing the compensation
5tenOgaphes IN The Courts OF Kings County; author
pathic Hospital. " W " ~
I'M -, Nk"-lOKk CITY RAILWAY
IRE Arcade Railway and Pneumatic Tunnel hills we're
inaoe a special order for tomorrow
~, .. IHE GENERAL ELECTION LAW
III mUITHY reported the General State Election law
Adjourned ' i'
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Total. .16227
Rep. mai. .t5i6
The Commercial says

No will dispute the classification ward except the Twelfth
where both candidates Bible Keger
received both Bible Bible IT. his
900 left out Of the majority altogether which woud probably be
both parties there would
on the popular vote OF J.60
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13
NETWORK.
CHARTER ELECTION IN ALBANY

CHARTER ELECTlON IN ALBANY
ALBANY, April 12.-At the Charter election
here to-day the Democrats elected their Mayor George
H. Thatcher three of the four Aldermen at large ten Of
the 16 Aldermen, and eight of the l6 Supervisors.
Thatchers majority is between 1000 and 5000 Erasus
Corning jr running the Democratic ticket for Alder
man at Large was defeated by VIM. NJ. Van Antwerp.
REPUBLICAN MAYOR IN CoHoES
COHOES, N. Y, April 12-At the first Char
ter Election Of the City of Cohoes to-day the Hon c. H.
Adams. Republican, elected Mayor. The Republi-
cans elect five Aldermen and Democrats three.
sCHNECTADY COUNTY-SUPERvIsORS
Duanesburg William Moloch H. j. II. Cram opp
Glenyille, Charles r. Sanders 2 w II. Antbony"4
N j. V1a Prdu Schenectady J. O. GTeer OPP
Princeton Samuel Bradshaw. l. p. Fan Dyck.. 90
Rotterdam John NJ. Veeder. o. +. PeLLr, opp
Republicans 4; Democrats 6
ORLEANS CONGRATULATIONS.
Barre-Cbares H.. Maitson. lMuusy-RolaDd Fanswor,h
=. Van Camp lRigeway-Henry A. Ghdlen
ClarendOD-David n. PetengiL shelby-Dnvh O. De<t
Gaines-ElOah Ldttn lates-Henry Spaull1g
keDdEll-Oscsr Mum
Republicans, Democrats,
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,he old Ninth Class Assoc;ation. composed

The Old Ninth CIlSS ASSOC.dIIUI, NUIHITOHV
Of members OF that class o; Pghc school no VINO ire
no BOYS held their annual reunion last evening 81
Demonico's. The entertainment was very social, anu
was much enjoyed BY all pleseAt- SPEECHES were mauo
by Messrs James W Gerard Bernard Snyth, and Others
RESOLUTIONS relative to the death Of tbc Fellow ras
mate Robert ID. Holmes, were adopted.
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Guecial Notices
Ever, body who sleep, on a bed should see '""
H''''' BLlsrIO SPONGE
A. 5l4 3ro,dwa5, opposite ST. Hich)ilS Hotel
R.rxains, Blrgains.

Everybody who ssg; S9 sp5s$s bsS should see ''
A. Jli 3ro,iwsy. opposite 81 hichpis -- h'el
Bargains. Bargain.'
WATCHES. JRwELRY. AND sLvERwARE. &c
The subscriber will remove TO
No. 5f3 BROADWAY,
u.osa Tug ST NICHOLAS HOTEL ABOUT MAY l.
AMI = selling
PING GOLD WATCHES. PINE GOLD WATCH CHAINS bAh
RINGS AMI PINS BRACELETS. LoCKsTs NECKLACES, ssAI
RINGS SLEEVE BUTTONS STUDS, &C. Ar ORhAibi hhDO0h"
PRICES
slLyBRwARB AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
SILVER PLATED WARE
Al half the usual prices.
FRENCH JBwBLRY. ENGLISH JET JBwRLRT.
PANS OPERA GLASSES Sc. AT BALP THB USUAL PRICES
SHOWCASES and SAFE FOR SALE Low
GEO G ALLEN.
as Broadwsy, door below Canal St
The 20th April
WILL BB rHR LAST DAY
or Tag GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
CHINA. GLASS, CHANDELIERS, GAS
FIXTURES, BRONZES, SILVER
PLATED WARE. CUTLERY,
AND PAINTINGS.
,o who, s,. oar store will bo CLOSED SUCcBsSoaS
M.srs EiCOL DAVIDSON. 70 remove to 90 Broaiwp
L.. V. HAUGHWOUT Co,
Corner Broadway aoi Broome At
Archer Il Pancoast M''g Co.
Have removed her M,nufactory sni W WArcrOons
NOS 10 7, AND :, woOsTgR ST, NRw-YoaG
Between Broome ini sPrngss)
where will b. found VERY extensive sss,rnaent Of
GAS FIXTURES
Of ever, variety pattern. artistic IN iesgn aud superior fSs
AT Low PRICES
Charles Neid-icck
CHAMPAGNE silery and Extra Drv. In hsskets-in
Por " all wholesale gto~.rs aud wlaeIearns
Agents os u s. SCHULrZB TALLER 10 Beaver st. Nee
York
Diamonds, Watches, aud Jeweiry
for SALR yery low, ais, taken EXCHANGE n BOHr or cAsh
0Bo q ALLEN as BroaiS,y one door belos Csoalst
Post-Oee Noce-Thc mails for Europe iog he weet eei
ng SATURDAY Apnl 10 1870 viii coe At ths onoe an fseS
Winesar THURSDAY aud Satun at u sad Al all the stations
follows aud o, IL -, and uJo; aud II IS, and q.
w;la I. H. J0AR6 PosssSssaA
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Wedding Cards. New AMI Eegant styles Eziog' ap ',' -
ma before orienug elsewhere CHAPsAS BtOoAsR Y F'n -
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MARRIED.

Wedding aud Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping W" P''r
VI. EysHpSLis sons O4 PULros-sg OLD Oc1yA Ci.A
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KprSgR-ALLgS-In sop,h Brooklyn TarIg APni D. ~ h' '
lam N,nnng D. D. Biwin KAer TO Pinr' g Ahen. q" "
Brooklyn No cards -
wUCoy-TALLnAN-ra New YORK Cty hy ~ 'er Dr. Drref =
weston Wilcox Of New Haven Conn. to Mis- Mar 'fIno q"
I I
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The Tron,v Tor,ato.-Tventy seeds . send Df ofni"r.
Atinss Go. &. WARIsG, IT,. Ogien Faun, Newport r. l.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-13

Reef C,teR.cps 90 heed is.asnl good ihl pn. ~
vanc.. u b; Extra 81 si]d Sli 80 os lusty 81 ~
M IS ond quality S1l Gja s2 thru quality at 30 U %
Snesp and msepts $3.50 bead The supply Ets s'l nl ~.
higher % Ots st pJO % D cth Sh' P'~
~ RT5 Veal Calves S5TSE
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OF Regents Mr.. FIELD introduced bill amending the
Life Insurance O0mpanY lncorpOrating acf-

OF Regents. Mr.. FIELD introduced bill amending the
Life Insurance Company Incorporating act.
Oh REPORTS.
Making provisions for the disposition OF cases OF
tested seats in the Legislature amending charter OF
the German Land and Trust Company of BrookIyn ai-
thorizng the South Side ong Isandl Railroad Company
to construct branch and consolidate with other roads,
the Wallabout Q3rooklyn) Improvement hill
The House then took recess until 7 o'clock this
evening.
The Assembly met at n O'clock
..... BILLS PASSED.
To regulate the rates of wharfage dockace in the
Cities of NewYork and Brookyn enforcing the act in
relation TO the investment OF railroad sinking funds OF
municipal corporations improving Union-aYe. Brook
lyn; to provide for the payment OF bonds issued by
towns villages, or municipal corporations. Adjourned
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ye military companies acted promptly, and Mt ono time
seyere deht was Thought imminent Tho roughs will
have hearing before Judge Robinson tomorrow morn
ing.
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ASSEMBLY

,, - SALARIES or JUDGES OF APPRAIs
Inc House receded from its amendments TO
we m oehae Dill relative TO the Judges and Commissioners
OF Appeals increasing their 81 aries,
lie report Of the Conference Committee nm the Gem
eial Appropriation bill was agreed TO-
~, ..e QUARANTINE HOsPITALS
1I JACOBS offered resolution that the Committee on
NVneioe and Navigation inquire into the expediencY
ePcnaslng Tor the state the nearest hospital grounds
H quaiantne purposes. Agreed TO.
m ANOTHER NErO or SPECIAL LAW.
Governor, through his private Secretary, returned
Sle w nOuse the bln 10 prevent encroachneuts upon
Y AT crossings by railways In Green Valley with
S approval He bases his objection upon the ground
sted IN general law
u,.,. BILLS PASSED.
(1amIIg aPproPriations for the enlargement OF the
.apialh Cdnal The bill apprOpEates during the four
StVhg years soOOoOo amending the act relative 10
ana the appointment Of Commissioners ofUurOrs
a. hss county, fixing the time Of meeting; incorporat
lug he brooklyn Library Fund Association; to widen
9h uu Improve WashingOn-aye Brooklynj incorporating
- ,s metropolitan Museum of Art amending the charter
Vi 'ne Ihuustrla School Association OF Brooklyn L. d.
mn NIW-fORK suPERyISORs
Ins oenate bill ~ constitute "A new Board OF Superyi
dtoZ
~, Bills INTRODUCED.
AT' fLAGG Introduced. bill reoreanizing the Board
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rXEyEzz.ETzEzFZ
DIED.

Al No.ioe, Of Mryri0ges must be irdobd v'' I"1'
,nu,o and gf3J1ss.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-12
FROM THE GULF.
TrfghtfuI Accounts Of RepoTte
Shfpwreeks and other Items.

LAKE CRY, Fla, December l0.-The
cable from Punta Rosa to Key West,
connecting with the Cuban cable, has
been disordered for the past few days.
\ steamer arrived at Punta Rosas TO-
day from Havana bringing the follow ing
important intelligence:
Advices from Aspinwall to the 9th
inst. have been received. The weather
was friehtful and reports Of shipwrecks
were constantly coming in.
The American schooner Scndder was
totally lost. The crew were saved. The
Ida was also lost. A sailor was washed
overheard from the schooner Isabella
and drowned.
The steamer Henry Chancery, from
New York, made three Intellectual at
temp,s to get into the harbor on the Sd
inst, and at last went sea in the fury
of the storm.
The tug Grumpher, OF Philadelphia,
which sailed on the ID inst, is sup
posed to have been last with all on
board.
1t is feared that the Chilian steamer
Limari has been lost in the South Pa
cific with al on board.
Several steamers in the hahoT al
Aspinwall went to sea for safety
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-12-12
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
G0l closed. in New York, SATURDAY

Goh closed in New York, Saturday,
alrIH '.-.'
the small ro4 isibSFFeai.ii,,,s IN Brook
gn 'tH0 4f4e.% H3.
The City Council and School Board,
Of Columbus, Ohio, now in New York
city, are on tour OF inspection of the
public schools aUd juvenile relormatory
institutions.
4 longstandins suit against the oil
Paschal House Lottery Association OF
81. Louis, for taxes, was decided Situr-
day by the Judge in favor of the Gov.
rrnment Tor Sl2, 900
:. +. Wall, City Solicitor at Coving-
Ten. was found dead, Saturday, in his
office From appearances, he fell from
chair while writing. TIE verdict of
the jury was paralysis.
The, stores, of J. C., Moore X Co,
coal oil dealers, r. S Warden, tin.ware,
and Nuslaum Il Bacherbach, clothing,
On Second below Arch street, Philadel-
yhis, We're damacod |y fire on SATURDAY,
moru!ns.
In default OF tue appearance of the
owrers Often Illicit stills, seized during
the recent raid IN the 18th ward Of
Brooklyn, were Condemned in lie L. :.
court on Saturday and ordered 10 he
sold at puhliS auction
4 good share Of the village OF Ro-
rhelle, about ~ miles east of Chicago.
VA, destroyed by fire Yesterday morn
ny Fourteen business place- were
burned including Union Block Los
.rycnty-fve thousand dollars.
John Armstrong and Charles Jolly.
the alleged murderers of the Lapine
family, near Potosi, last month, and
who We're sent to -. Louis some days
ago to protect them from lynchers, will
be sent to Poto,i for trial, in charge of
posse O, militia. orl-r.l ont by
Governor McClurc.
Superintendent Krlso ct New York,
detailed picked men from the police
80, OIL , I'D IL, >, a+o.,o,,,r -.