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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-27

=. p. ENGLAND, for some years a clerk in the
Adjutant Generals Once, War Department,
died at his residence, yesterday, Of consump-
ton, after q lingering Illness. Deceased was
much esteemed by his associates in the once,
and enjoyed the confidence Of all the officers in
the Department with whom he was connected.
His funeral took place this afternoon from his
late residence on Capitol Hill, and was attended
by his fellow-clerks, with . large number Of
friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-27

CHARGED WITH RoBBIN6 HIS GRANDFATHER
Detectives Coomes and Miller yesterday ar
rested Thomas Connolly, alias 90 Sketcher, }" Of
the charge Of robbipg his grandfather Of so Il
money, and after q hearing before Justice Wal
ter he was sent to Jail for court. He was trace
by the officers to the river front, where he ha
procured boat for a fishing excursion, and ha
stocked IL with provisions, tobacco, pipes, SC
for an extended tour down the river. The part
was suddenly broke mp by the visit Of the officer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-27

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snd yu5S PkQo6. OaInlQALs; and PArENr
PERioR I1bicfE6! fHEci md fofIHf AZ.
rIGLEs 2. tie rssncsd Ss,d rate 90,
day and n1oht, By - expSrieneed PhArmaceufisf
A nns ssocrsDSut q Ohoics Perfumsry, Hair
Liquors. Tor medicinal purpcses.
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New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
CIIsuNALN NOTES.

Richard Hayward, a seaman, charged WIN
stabbiug Charles Cordciia has escaped from Bellevue
Hospital whittier he was sent for treatment for fever,
aud Yesterday tOIdca released from further delcn-
ton a witness.
III the Yorlville Police Court, Jacob Christ
man OF Seycntyffth-s near siXthave, yesterday
committed for examination ON q charge of stealing
horre and wagon. value SlOo, from Adam schmidt o'
YoIkyilc, 10y whom lac was employed aa dHNcr
Special Agent Gayler Of the Posi- -Oiiicc De-
partIucnt Yesterday procured the arrest ~ Urosch
EadosavIvcyite Icrtcrcarrcr M Station H. ia GRIND
from q lrHfr Commissioner Osborn committed ihc ac-
cusod in default oi 5000 bail
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
Justice Lcdwith committed Eugene Doush and Gn,tavo
Martin on a charge Of attempting, early yesterday
10 break into the cigar store OF William sakc, No $50
E>scNst.M Mary T.. Anderson ana sarah j. ONcl', Tor
stealing $50 from Mary Willie OF No. III fouL-a'e.,
were held.
The investigation into the shooting of Ed
ward Hines 10y Wm H. McNeyins, at the corner OF six
teenth st. and Avenue D. Sunday morning last, was
commenced yesterday by Coroner Ro at the Morguc.
Sergeant Joseph Nicholson of the EEhteouth Precinct
testified that after the shooting Hines fully 1GcHtned
McNevins as the man Who shot him. Owing 10 the dO-
| sence OF witnesses, the case was adjourned
I'm the Court of General Sessions yesterday.
Thomas Porter age II, was tried Of FIVE charges
Of felOnious assault and battery found guilty. and
fenced 10y Judge Bedford to 10 years in State Prison.
Of gang Of notorious river thieves and when Vur-
sued has invariably used the pistol the knife Hugh
Ferguson, OutcgEcd desperate, was sentenced 10 20
! years IN state Prison Tor highway robbery.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
CIvIL NOTES.

Jacob Mcller has recovered $1,000 damages,
in the brooklyn City Court, from Edward FIeeln con-
tractor for injuries sustained by falling into an eGc"F-
ton Oh Myrte-ave.
Henry II. Storms has commenced an actIOh
in the U s. Eastern District Admiralty Court against the
steamtug Lafayette. $4,000 damages for IN
iurics 10 the propeller r. 6 Carter which vas run INTO
by Tie Lafayette, oct e. 1862 in the Atlantic hasn'
The Peoples Fire Insurance Company Is
sued in the Kings County supreme Court 10y LOWS VIII
larrs 10 recover policy Of 52ooo upon nctcha4dse IN
~. building 80 3o- Broadway, destroyed W ie Jan "l,
IlGs Tie attendants cl.iW Tint DE Al' on el'l ~
tie act OF procurement of plaintiff and tt At e"oit q"
an excessive loss
In the Surrocatcs Court Of Queens County,
beicrs James ". Covert. Go wills OF tine following per
sons wore admitted 10 probate: Edward CheVH''
Daniel Rider. and John Aluh,rnHn Of Jum'iga; Many
SMITH tIusfoglrr Parlc. rapin Z. Cox, and encrct
Denton uf Flushing; Hannah y JIer and J"hl II. AoaH
of oyster BAY Gideon p, ra ard Carnau NJ SUI, OF
H.uil.>tcad Jenny NCNal and Nt.I&u,ti Ie"fadN ~
North Htmus.cad Letters OF adl.UalsU&loR were
olal,tcI "a John Alver ir, Thomas Moorcg, and AW5
Denton of NeWiOWn; Gee. ". Valentine Ui Norih Hemp
stead Sarah l. Mott Lucinda smith, Chris -CNIrr VI l,
aud Eliza ucuGn hsOn HempsJeaa; Chri-iopEer Hal
leI Mdr-aut Boyd. GraI." Schneider, VIM j.. cam.
mucs, and Daniel Sighc of Jamaica; Edward Post OF
Tmehia; Mary Coos Il O. stcr Bay. Lcltl- ol "iaI-
dar.hiV Wcr' issued 10 phclc Jarr BJItp Of jaual
ClaI" sl Van Nicki.u, Frirci l.. Van Mirhcn N.l
l.. Van Nl,-.. HeHy II. S.r1CS, and hivhdid W.
Spas, Ci G,.li li,-tDdd,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
A LIVELY CRIMINAL.
ATTEMPT TO PASS STOLEN cHEcK-EscAPEs AND
RECAPTURES,

ATTEMPr TO PASS STOLEN cHEcK-EscAPEs AND
RECAPTUREs.
Horace Leland drew a check last Saturday for
I'm favor Of John stimson, Treasurer Of the Rock
ford ass Granite Company, placed II in an envelope,
and mailed it. On Tuesday he received telegram from
Mr.. stlmson asking why the remittance had not been
forwarded Mr.. Leland yesterday went to the office OF
Henry Tanner Co., In Walst, from whom he had oh
tained the check and asked TO have payment stopped
While he was eonyersing with member OF the firm,
James Clute broker Of No. 2Os Broadway
in, presented the lost check, and asked If ii was
good II had already been presented at the City Ma
tonal Bank and certified, and Mr.. Clute learning
that It had solen said that II had been given him
by young man who wanted to purchase bonds, and who
was at his office awaiting his return. The services OF
two officers were procured by Mr. Cute, and proceeding
to bis Office they took the wouldbe purchaser into Gus
tody
On the way 10 the New-s Police Station, when near
Madcnane. the prisoner broke away, and ran short
distance, but speedily overaken. He drew pistol
but it was knocked ont Of his hand and he was then
taken TO the SatODHoue, where he gavo the name or
George II. Marshall, and said he was grocer, doing
business in Sullivan County He asserted that he had
received the check from Jeweler IN that
County, who had requested him to purchase bonds Win
IT, Later in the day. Marshall taken before Super
mtenden Keso. On the way from Police Headquarters
to the Tombs when passing the New-iIayen depot he
suddenly broke from the officers and into the depot
After long search, he found secreted under car
lie was committed by Justice Hogan 10 await an
animation.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
DEMOCRATIC REFORM IN KINGS COUNTY.

The leaders of the Democratic party in Kings
County working for new charter to he presented
for adoption at the next Of the Legislature They
insist on the following points:
!. Annexation OF the county towns
2. AbOlishing the Board Of Supervisors,
>. AbJlishing all commissions.
RecOnstTucting the Tax Collectors and Assessor 8
Offices
3. AbOlishing the Water Board.
G. AbOlishing the Excise ConmssiOn and making IL a
city bureau.
Z. Aboli hing the Street COmuissoneys Office.
4 Providing for Board of Public Works, to have
charge Of all Improvements aud the water works
The Board OF snperinendents OF the Poor TO be put
upon entirely new basis.
TO- Constituting Board OF Aldermen for the City OF
Brooklyn and County OF Kings consisting "a members,
each county town tO represent Ward.
H. Board Of Assistant Aldermen consisting OF nine
members representing the localities known as Assembly
Districts.
~ The Mayor to be invested with the full powers Of
an Executive.
Is. The Board OF Aldermen Assistant Alderman and
the Mayor 10 have control over everything.
new charter election for an positions under the
new systen 10 be held In May next
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

,d bis ao1uaiutanco. Tie states here, IN regard to
fb c,n of New-York Central that u was slight thing;
h s Tho fact hut why was II he assured inc that u
eeSn ,iCpce OF fraud did believe that the defend
W.. w o. ,.,rc irving 10 swnGle this plaintiff,
~ IsldridsrtWas that the only item that made you
,o,ioyc thcv had swndlcd the plaintiff
w noolittle-That was the main thing; am better
80, ~ INV own mental processes than anyone else
I, nv creator: that point the fulcrum on which
~ yole case q rued; did not know 10 was mistake
tT mes riy two weeks; was willing TO regard it
Icnee fraud: when was stricken down the had
nofhnctO stand on and was cOmpecdas in duty bound
~ rcnder Judgment for tie defendants. am Wiling
lar NV own satisfaction, TO let this he placed before
higher court, hut don't like my character atacked
don't wish 10 lose the appreciation OF my felow-meu
don't wish to he charged with crime against the laws
m NcW-Nork. don't wish to be considered as accepting
hrbe aud FOR This reason, departing from the ordinary
custom IN tAche matters, venture 10 make these IT,
marks,
Nr. EldridgeFor the information Of the Court, what
was 10 tlt made YOU think Bolden was totally unworthy
of bclei3 49,
Mr.. Doolitc-I never said co. What I said was this
that by this attempt To swudle In Their accounts slatu
winch they tIied 10 provo conclusive In this matter
didn't believe either Belden or BTadiord ana hoh
now.
Nh. Edrdge-What other item or fact made you
believe thcm unworthy OF beieff H.,
Mr.. DOOlittCl viii answer more or yonr questions
Nh. Eldiidgc-H0u ought not 30 nave pactQ youlavI
here TO answer questions unless you were WuS 10 Coh
Nnue the examination. 49, =,
Judge Spencer took the papers, and reserved hs de
cisiOn
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

The annual rcpOrt of the WOmcn's Institu

The annual report of the Nomen's Institute
for Mental, Physiological, and Sanitary Improvement
shows large increase in the number 81 is members ana
In the amount Of good done by Its agencies The AssO
CiatlOn meets every Thursday at tue Mott Memorial
Rooms No. 6i NadisOnaye II cOntemplac5 close OBJ
scYatOn Of the manner in which PHI sOlogy and ny geue
taught in the public schools the encOura cement
OF free lectures on the a~so health; the visiting OF tho
OF free dispensary for wOrkngwOmen the furnishing
OF library and reading for the Of its members,
and other measures looking 90 the steal and moral
elevation OF women The AssOcis don has been especi
ally earnest In promoting the establishment stilar
eocietes in neighbOring cities and towns Dr. Anna
DcnsmOre IL President and Mrs. n. L. Madison il al the
head OF the Executive Committee,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

The stock in the store of GOtgetTen Il Mayer,
No 30 Whe-st, damaged 81 100 by fire the eve
ming OF Sept The last persons to leave the store that
evening Max Mayer, the junior partner and Clay
ton W. Nichols, clerk. Just before leaving Mayer went
into the basement. and moment afterwaTd Nichols
heard the sound Of the lighting Of match Five min
utes later the police discovered that the place on
fire I'm the basement. II was believed at the time that
TO warrant his arrest. On Tuesday evening GOgetIen
informed FireMaiAhal McSpedOn that Mayer had con-
fsed 10 setting the place flee because the goods were
insured for $4,000, but worth only $1,000 Mayer was
yesterday arrested at his resdcnce IN Scventyeghth
st. near SecOnd-ave, aud committed by Justice Hogan
Do await examination.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
SHIrpING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF NEW -YORE.

PORT OF NEW W-YORH............,....... 0
CLEARED.
W = Ptnepoai shroqsnrs Pl.lr1. AN tS RiehT- Pil,
ios sllah, Jones, Pd!sierhIa
Bat-o1s n1rae saaspah ? Pes .ou, oliver Peraal
nor Poagere B4rJloss lrket; G. " Roosevelt Herman
big, Morro. Crab Il,nd Fdih cro,ley Mn,tn
se.tI 'eri r7ae, o % - Srl S, fortnaso r5e no
s-s 10 su yil clmor; H. H. Fitch Yates Pierre Mart T.
Wbt Mount Georoy A. = C. B4n4-, woolbu Charleston
STEAMSHIP. C Of Brussels. Keaael Liverpool Nov H. Queenstown
so a 5, H2g,9s 2 soE e g. "5.2 S2,i p.i oP,. g,
st.ai,tP pal,ns, Hove ld'ieghia, Hie ~. Fl, ,..
Sh1 % y.a@rs' Tsa .l Sop.s, 'J Ell ioon S. DAYS, &
l l'is B's1uer,, Mor,rs sstl 8, g ,aly. 5! ,e5ph9r
Ba-A Adoa Garsia cen,aeso 20. 20 DAY bail ballast st.,
& Ry F99i % Of 2 ts & Low adlac a. Ts1, % h. ,od wool
M s T T5 ss .s i.s Liverpool S5 a aS % and % 90 ep Oct A and
s Ss is$sss essrS5,Gy' &c; 3 c s day. coal
Sc"r J. j. iHic N,bel Al Ianiii days coa..
sclr T. j. ilerlt,. Miller, Alexandria D lars grain.
seh @ LsqI % p er stse SieS %i"dr n s. "a days. pss.r
u,leu. Roudoui :. Waterman Ro9dout
a,.,esi c Gs,at Se1sSa Roa5gu ka Rates c"d snS S S'a
Senator RJndont hagzs Noath Amuoy'
G. w. whistler. Pot Jotns9o jobs H1noge south y Am5oy
Es'rle Port Johnson SnGN FiAs g. 10Y i, Johnson
saraf snlaipE '3lr Sar R,ndou. A. Il. klI Rouiout
doUl
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B,,roy Sov 30Arrysi bn5 MARY Celett from DlI.en ,
Nov. 3.Passed IN for Baltimore, bafS
nving fo Rio Jsusroo Gsus from Bremehra onss Hsir'
- porto Rico \ f. Bishop from Msisnai BoIer from bentfsrs
Ps, ap 10 Norfolk bis Cairo from Liverpool Ayei sh ioage
- ,o tr orer, Hen Nevis from Rio Jancto TOT orders,
an no his rorning Line stesuhp anl had bowspt
siei ,s.yi big Virginia from Rio Janero Tor orterA
FOREIGN PORTS.
orzys.rowS Nov 3Th steamship san4a o. ihe Saaari Line
, Tor Liverpool arrived here al oe'ck this morning.
All yeh - 49, ..,.t-,a ,,r. ,,rorne,s that
M bp War Hawk Williams from Liverpool June ~ Tor sn Frahetec,
has put Janeiro, eakJ.
DISASTERS.
The Coast wrecking Conpany steamer Wysns as snsei he
- The ,hu Per ashore Fng Pan shoals and u ssEnS her
49, uaoe Are IN, entertained that the Fea may BE- go ahoat
~. or he 26th she had IA feet Of water in her hold
The br John Collins OF New-lork, previously reporter as az
Gpo tBg discharged and will be sold at pabhc auction
a th.t port r. ~ VI 10 g., c.v.r,.h
b cargo railroad iron Ahore near Cape Lookout aud
will prohabl1l total loss 49,, a.. 10 III ..,..,,
80 ar Lsra wss furious hurricane Oct TO- lat 81 Ion.
until oct IS lat 23SJ ~,
French brig Caabrfe ard landed
Nnnu. The captain and arrived At St Thomas the 18th
10 on he wsy 10 NsYors the remained al hrqe
The hr Cameo e, with lumber ashore and u Of water
al Brevssr Cape Cod
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
POLICE MATTERS.

Commissioners ManieTe yesterday listened to
% complaints against Policemen. The great majority on
the denquents ore new appontees, who TO think
10 part Of polceans duty 10 lounge street corners
and drink at the expense Of the saloon keepers their
posts Most Of the cuprts fined from two to Ave
days pay.
Patrolnsn Michael Hughes OF the Fourth Precinct was
found intoxicated OF post. eating oysters " saloon
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

The flags on the City Hall were displayed at
half-ast yesterday in respect to the memory OF the Hon.
I-iah Blood memJerof the state Senate from Saratoga
County.
The Board Of Health yesterday dismissed
Health Inspector Pisnore, and appointed Dr. Veile in
stead Assistant Health Inspectors Hughes. O'Connor
OIrary, Tracey Leo, HerBell, Frankell aud Judson
were ItanuUuteu. Assistant Health Inspectors Belc
smith, stanley, Tdusiey, Ingram, and Mccarthy were
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
SALES OF COAL.

The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rail
road Companys regular monthly sale Of Scranton coal,
IN Exchangeplace yesterday, through John H. Draper,
auctloneer was largely attended but the bidding was
dull and all grades sold ut material decline. The re-
port Of the sales shows average decline compared
with the prices month, follows: In lump 3ic,;
steamboat, 2jc CRATE, 40c egg 2Jc; stove ISL. chest
nut .I1lr About 10000 tuus sold and tne highest
prices obtained yesterday compare with the highest at
the last sale as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
oBIIo1ToN oFcoMrANrEs TO TRANSFER STOCK;

oBIIGATION OF COMPANIES TO TRANSFER STOCK
In 1857 the New-Jersey Zinc Company issued
TO William T. Riggs two certificates Of stock, when IN
1867 came into the possession Of Lowell obrook VINO
advanced them I'm the shape Of aloan AT GO d'
TO one Goodan When the loan matured the morcy was
demanded Of Goodail and he being unable to pay the
stock was advertised for sale. At the time OF the SAFE he
President OF the Company appeared, ana siated t.a
there was 10 such stock standing on tue buohs I" lc
COMPANY. I'm the mean time Mr. HobIoOk nau u',-
mandcd transfer Of the stOo 10 him as pledged Nch
demand not complied with by the company. nult
was thereupon brought by Mr. Hobrook AGAINST tHe
Company. in the supreme Court, Circuit before JuuEe
Van Bruut. for refusing 20 transfer the stock ana
for the representations OF the President mau,
at the time OF sale. The defendants answered
that tho stock the certificates of which were hed ~ hc
paint H. did rot belong Mr. Riggs, but to an estate OF
which he was trustee. and in support OF TINS they luro
duced decree of the Chaucery Court in Mary dnd SHOW
ing that he had been trustee, aud directing that nc
should deliver the stock 10 MI Picseus, VINO was a
pointed I'm his stead They also COnendod mat as Hc
cree of the supreme C0uTtof ts state aGldgcd thdt
the stock part Of the estate Oi which Mr. 1gs wa
trustee any parsons who might claim II u.Gr mr. lies
were c.tOpVeG FOR asserting title 60 IT, lurpN the pal-
tffhed tIat the Company were bound hy the rl5Ssehi
tous MI rc> ar Ol its certificates The tpul dcEVu
verdict for nt uautH fOr $2 81, the executions L. bo
heard iu tIc first iustuee 10 Tic Gcnora Iru For the
plaintiff Edward Patterson. Jor the dticH'iinis, l. g
and l.. ID. Benedict a1d James " A!tAaud'I OF bdiu-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
COTTON WAREHOUSE BuRNED-Loss $4,000.

COTTON WAREHOUSE BURNED-LOss $4,000
A fire occurred early yesterday on the sec
ond floor Of the story double building Nos II and 10
Desbrossesst., occupied by Messrs. Hopkins, Dwight
Trowsridge dealers In cotton. The four upper floors
burned out, and part OF the walls fell Eighteen
hundred GfIes Of cotton were burned or badly damaged
IOss the building owned by John Sexton of LcNing
tOnave $1,000. Loss the cotton, s5o00O insured FOR
$4,000 by the Home Company OF this city III Is sup
posed that the fire caused by burglars.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01

He has been on The force just MONTH and has already
been fined Ave days pay. Referred 49,,
Later In the day the Board adopted new apporIior
men taking rs men from various precincts, and assign
ing them 10 others.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
DErlRrCGE on roAElGy MAlLs
TnrRsnAY. prc. |.

THrRspAY Drc l.
Mil, fr Europe via Queenstown AM L'epo3 per Nsmb
~ ,rlsri bac Jeret Ct,. the IosOAcs AZ 10 o. M
slapr.1tar, Mail r paid letters only liai. up on Doc Jt}
Cit, lj tau letter. deposited DO suplleucuHj
Mails Be prepaid a,h dolIla Ios1-o.I d. -,
N,, '1r Hvs1 an sr DE- Wet Ire per stamshp Ms
srf T.r1 Pier No. ~ close "a fasn.h, sails % P n
~ o B.-l1ds w. per steamship san tIintco fIcf No. u "
r., q 10. Post DLea at2 p
IhiUAf, Dr. ,
Mails or HJnogli Al-toa ami NeyLeia vi be- s't "n san
r..rl IN d. iO VI zach month. "a isi rf ls pI 4f
letters hlif o11c-; pl'en ',l t1"' h's SO -
roac, Max uat,,r ta ssl frilc., -ni ll "a He" ivs
ihol' ~ 80 p e. s.r. IO..i.
40 steamship 5is'is
SATURDAY. DEc ,
NIL fr Ec'o2e u, ocl7sn ed L9rTo' f - ~ gl
Gat. from Per \. y. close 90 tue P"tphc AZ X W..
A ,usp,ear. Ne 0r raid letters uuy maize a. Frf ~" -
rlyse }: steam Dip ssi 90 p H. IA Ieeis
sro n Mats 10, ppid with double postage
Sail. r A. aas Panama iai o.. South Pc.c aud Central Amer
i1er No. 4 y elo' 20
a., iO:JI steamship -ais a. u u . -,
H.f. German states bruel, pg the seam,l M'p'
Go. , lol,tcn. close q h Post Ohce a y ~ 10 supple
m ~ MI sLamsIp MS 81 J 2. ~.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
Proposals.

BALrroRF Nj. nov. a. 1870
GALE OF DREDGES, SCOWS, and ROW
- BOATS-Propo.a invites and will be eceVei unt Y
opened the 10th day fpecenber 100 from
" ne 10 purchase Ddge Boats suqnehalna POo
PstapSco Chesapeake belonging 70 the United States os TIE
Pstapco also eleven Dumping scos, marked by
Iume fro ncluSye also our Rosboats m. ked by letters
from 10 d. inclusive. Separate proposals will he received or snge
D Scogs and Row boats consisting Of specified Drede'
Scops. and ROw boats.
delivered pnrehaser upon pa nen pe 10 esh
Bdewho present the opening The rgnt 10 reec
v aud all rssesI Proposals be sold and IN fp d aud
10 addressed Major WM CRAGHLL Engineer Ohee third
tory Uniur Bank Bullng.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
n1ocEN,CEpS ApRIEFn.

FROM LIyEEPOJL.-Gl steamship city Of Brgses' Soy p
D-ha. g-Issiit. syn. Mr. Gud.fn1r, g. WOODWARD; ffs
K.ure B H. Coos VI. ,hn W. g. Cse. D. l. Cohen B Harden
vi G. Storis MIS- Fiuch~n. ". T. &. kekhe = H. M0e,
Hlrhu 4. Lathop, W Alien. }. Naillee y l"gd D. ~,
wteur Mis- Mlcs'n j. Wilson W wilson s
WHOM Mlngi- end sife NJ WoOisn, H. Lyons LYONS H.
Ws-rr sr lev. vffc and children y. :. tdeA. NJ hocts
s v hi. goi and wife s. stevens J. II1Vcs. A5 Ts,anI b. T.
Uur f. San Lr- aui FRIEND Mr.. stanley h. Siah Rsl n5Ai
E.f W gaut 81. tasE.r. Mf G1s-E
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
Ocean 5ieamtrs.

NCUOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
~ LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
frum Pier 20, North River
pvERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
ANGLIA SATURDAY, November &C.
Frt Cabin puisg tG3 and SO lntemsiAte, so Bs,rigs
sla stserage from above ports S3a
~" HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agest,.
Bowling green.
IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
1 J. ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co,
su. EVERY THURSDAY, at o'clock m preessy fsn
Pier 30 ISorth River
" HIssOURI Capt j. D. Hd.srd. (vs Nassau. December l.
uORRO CASTLE Capt H. Nsms. December T.
COLUMBIA Capt T. Van size (Va Easaa). .Dectmhef Is
Fer shi passage sppy 10 A. W. DlMoCK President
No. Bouliaggrssn.
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
II EEW YORK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
X. lin, tom Pier No II, Bl,t River, At p IN;
CLEOPATRA. Capt hillps...........fHlDAf, Dec
CITf OF MERIDA, A,Deakeh............hOSDAf, Dec 49,
CLEOPATRA, Capt Phillips THURSDAY, Dee. ~,
CRY or nEXlCO, Zimmerman SATURDAY, Jan. T.
For frsish, passage. spplJ % - ,. .
p ALEXANDER SONS, 70 Broadway,
CLEOPATRA sOts " Havana 0alJi tsl~ Ro pssssngsIp
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
Coparinrrsbip Noiitfs.
Alarble ano Slate AlGuttls.

ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
IL Marbefei and Decorated pees from so 70 20 and uPHA
Nck of every descr plsin ana ornamental
. PENRulN SLATE Co., No. 40 West Eghteeuth-st
BetEeen Ftb and srb-sYes.
NgARBIEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
y and eiegsn designs fen 80 s2 SIS, up s25o T. B.
STEWART aS sIsye bet. ThrJ hfo AID Thlrtg-sth,.
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
IY5 Grsyeoaes Tes Table ad Plaube SIs heH Sh0"o0ns
stb sae.t assart1.ert Of MAHrkLS. Prices reiuce' - -
A. KLABEE, l3i .El l35 East Eighteenth st. Ne"-forI
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
DEC ISIONG
COURT CALFNpARs-Tar pu

.Sppr0oe Court CLGmbvs-By Judge Brady
Cannon ;rt. RECOMMENDATION GRATED.
~ JIoge Carao4o.-OhOody agt fanpcn.Motou granted
New-York tribune., 1870-12-01
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERS RAILROAD.

Deros Hes lofs folt o. Brcys and foot Of Criopl,r
WIN tER ARRANGEMENTS. conmsncRs MONDAY. hoE y 10"
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN AZ DeAEhe WITH hooa
ton Dover With Chester Banch At waterloo VIII sr.sH
To- AbIoss snd Newton WEshnzto with tie d. l. tad W 4 x
fur Gap Sifoulsng Great Bend Bagaamion Sfs
the Lak4EanHa bOoilAoaf
sud Delaware aId Hudson r H. =,
town Dover Wasbrgn, Phhpsburs ad Eni COZ
X Belvters, kc,
Fs8p with " K Bethlehem Allentown, haaeh Chunk AID
SCRANTON EXPRESS connects a. Dover With Chester
r. az Waterloo r. AMI si Washington WITH d., b. sas
" X T. for Water Cav, StrOgisburg. and scranton.
5!Gp m HACRgrfST0wE MAIL connects -iih boon0n' Chester
For MoRRIST0Ws Al g. :2o Il:O n 21o $40 i:io 'iao
ard $40 - a -.,o.,o. -.
Por SUMMIT nj intermediate stations at $50 I;5 and OO h
2:JD. 4:lO. sni 6:Ojp - . ~. q. n "a ia -
ll:zO N 1910 $50 $40 4Q, 49, $50 500 t;io 9 a'd ll'S
NEWARK Al $50 T:3o 500 $40 $40 siolo 1890 u 20
non ~ t1a N loo 300 1850 $40 $50. $3.50 $40 i49
1:lO $40 52o 3;J 500 b;A, eA, 'sp sv, sla 'f" q
T,i n, marked stop at East Sesars. ..-,, 40.
Ie,ye GeyYok Tor BLOOMFIELD and hOAlCLAhi ~ o'" AN
IIsr0. N and 2:O0 $50 $40 snd G;2Q 3. m.