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The New York herald., 1870-10-14
political,

ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE FIFTEENTH
NE ss ~ e hss
street. on this friday svsn,nE 1 a Ss1sek pr.
TraorIr 8. KELLY, Secretary.
At MEETING OF THE NJ. 7. BRENNAN AssoCIA.
"A ton Of the Nineteenth ward. held at S4 East Forty
siKh street. announced by Stephen Geoghegan
Hsan and Brennan ,, Banner inner wl be raised Friday
s,ric. atiendance Of ali members 'o Nse' 'Ae
Tue Chair appointed Stephen Geoghegan and j. Galiser
JOHN CONWAY, Chairman.
JAsEs DEvFREAux, Secretary.
sns. aoHw Il SSs.. asR Issr III. citizen.
N.Y. are .sspsctey ned % attend mass meeting and
hcsecnth ward 10 be held at Brevoo Hail. Fifty fourth
ihrd avenue Friday evening, ocioSef 1870
TSs owins emipen. speakers win address the meeting
ss 5 fss 4 koss Ssi Psa ss.'
1'oa "a ooseF s;...r, R,.sa5p RnSlp fI smith, Esq
T,HE LsRGEsn DEMOCRATIC MEETING EVER HELD
n sas Lwsssn ~ ard assembled at Manhaanyile on
1 "1s1s sa a
fisla. Doctor & Q, Lo'Leay VA. called to Che char
ss 4sssss's ssf Dsys
.s i oSs Ssss nsSSs
shell were .ppo!n,ea ,ss pIssiseSs The meeting was
Russell vsla 6een ss wam
wley, charles kapn, John Croney, Paack Mahoney apd
fs.oysi that The Nsnha.tanvts pemocrass A.socia.
81 s- sooSsser Convention Give to the cansdstss
thrc nominated for state Offices cordial and faithful
port that IN John Hoffman we recognize full grown
statesman has been faithful In past whom We
b-svc destined IN the future 70 6 the most exalted posi-
tlpn the GIT OF the people OF the United States.
Resolved. That Honorable Matthew r. Brennan and
Hon Thomas q. Fields nd two faithful and loyal
thst desire the former be elevated
81 sheriff OF The ely aud county OF New York. snd that the
latter ~ rStlected In the Assembly
ths state thai will give 10 the county to be
mated by rsmmany Hall willing and active support,
pledge 70 brehnAn snd Fields, neighbos friends
annrine sseroa from this time forth
nsgn snd election 10 the respective Offices
candidates. believe that thcr election the best In
tsresss ~ tae city o. New York. and thus in partcu
lar ~ti be most substantially promoted
G. 4. O'LEARY, Pre- aident
JAxrs A. pxxRiSa. Secretary '''
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EDWARD SCHESCK. AUCTIONEER.
IA Mortgage sale OF

By EDWARD scHENcK this oar, 18th instant, a. 10
Lbcry street ~ II O'clock large assornent OF elegant
Der sus. elegantly s.ryed sedss.ds Bureau. and Com
tire rshss Turkish and other Lounges Chairs wAnut and
si Pedestaia lss and small hall snds, Extension
other 1Ablss elegant gdsd plain PArior
And Dining euta N satln brocatsl and reps.
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TTESRy B. HERTs, ArCrIONEER.
Ii LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SPECIAL SALE or
RICH DIAMOND JEwELRY AND WATCHES.
FINE 10 CARAT GOLD JEWELKY, &C.

AT THE sALEsRooMs Nb Is READE STREET,
comprising large and valuable Of cluster and
single Diamond ras Earrings, Studs Rings &c fine
Gold and Silver Watches and Jewery,
Jewser who leaving The couaty and 90 sold positively
without II! lots 20 suit purchasers Catalogues viii
be ready and soods exhibition early day u sAle.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.


A MEXICAN FREE CHURCh.--CHARLEs b. sMYTH-
N Masonic Hall, Thirteenth street, between Third aud
Fourth avenues II A. NJ: ~ p. N. Seats free.
sTHE ANNIVERSARY ExERC1sEs OF THE FIRST
unvesalist Mission School will take place Friday. ooto
Der H. Ut ~ M, at Brevoort Hall, Fifty fourth street
Third avenue. DIR. Bolles, OF Brooklyn the
ycrsas ministers Of this city expected to speak. Public
Invited.
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A DRfAE n. NuLt.ER. AUCff0NhER
n Percnrsory sale ~ ur9~r Of sf~curfs of vainatls
villa Sites 90 wsshias'on nsgss ssd - Lots

80 '~- - = Rt..s~.w
ADRIAN n. MULLER. v. VI WILKINS . co, win cell
at auction, oo russesy 0rohsr - 81 ~ ssec % th~ ks
change salesroou. III brvadwxy.
Lucus Cbendep, ~ vita sire. eonlxinnf
area OF from u 10 ~ lcss esch situate sxnis
Hcights adjoining the dsEans villas Of hs Hoa ~ am ~
Tweed yanes goroon setes,t Jcserh rsues ssd ysmss
Bsishss purchased ~ Me late chst~rdss Mesirs
and reserved % bang the ehocss sad desirable
property ths fiexhs II of
the Hudson and iarem rivers aaa " ne bcAala vAaey
lying between tho Heights ard Harlem river h~sit
fneas Of location beauty grandeur srd variety cf scene
Vicinity. The new rver Bo1svsrS nov sssas lsId
out under the direction Of the Central
". WIN. when completed I'D greatly 70 ~ sccsesbi'yi
being along The high bank of the
Hudson river and the Riverside Park w Afford the most
beautiful and picturesque drvs tbs sasd t.e prop
u also but short drive from the Central. Park g
Lots adjoining the above described properly and sronpa
pm Broadway, which TO be widened making Of the
best roads on the island The n:w tower :. 9gh Bridge
the Croton through thai may ERECTED oo the
highest point The property win be sold under
against nuisancos. Seventy remain bond
and %,Or.sass q The premise H.Ps :. s os: e the
ErALLKNECaT HAIL. Attorneys, No. 80 Eassau street.
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4 BSOLUTE AND UNRESERvRD SALE or
IA MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY AT DOBBS rERRY
ON THE HUDSON.
SATURDAY., OCTOBER L. 1870

ON THE HUDSON.
SATURDAY., OCTOBER ~. 1870,
On the premise, at 1gA O'Clock,
= 'Aoi' W SIDE BotLEvARD. Ao' ~ "A''
% ACRES, divided in Elegant Building Sites al with One
depot Communication by steamboat and frequent after
Mayl- Hudson River trains will hourly and the New
York and Boston Road through Saw MN Valley win be
the choicest and most desirable the river both for invest
ment and immediate Improvement This property restricted
against nuances and ns clase in every respect Terms
easy. Special will be attached 10 tho II o'clock expess
train OF the Hudson River Railroad day OF the sas
JOHNSON Miller.
Auctionsers. 25 Nassau street.
A UCTfON SALE OF DUTCH BULBoUs RooTs-oN
"A Saturday, 10th instant, at IL A. M, at YOUNG 4
ElLIOTlS. No. John street. choice assortment
prlsng Hyacinhs, Tulips crocus ae, in lota to suit
CLOSING OUT SALE
~ OF Lots and Plots
At Rutherford Pa4k.
On TUESDAY, Oct. q, 1870,
A. J. BLEECAER, SON Co. Auotlonecrs
viii sell on the premises OF tho
Rutherford Park Association
about 100 City Lots, in piots,
and W Acres OF Land in parcel between railroads
to close out the property.
Sale peremptory. Terms very easy Title perfect Free
Sale To begin at ii O'Clock A. NJ special
Delaware, Lackawsnne and Western Railroad, Boopton
branch will leave New York; BY Barclay and Christopher
O'Clock, train leave Hoboken
yhird Streets by Eric Railway For circulars and free
apply tie arctioneer n street. the
Office Of e Company ., ias Hudson stcct Jersey CITY
J. ELEECKER. AUCTION EER.-TO BE SOLD AT
~. auction, AZ No. III Broadway Trinity Building, octo
be! Id al ~ O'Clock valuable ur0perty Estate OF
and Twenty fourth Maps Of sac 4.
A. j. BLEECKEKS offce ~ Cedar street.
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IL. Tors, pLora. Lots.

&fLENDiD ASlOkiA fkOFkkTf AT AuCituN.
kxscuSrs SALE By Of John R. Morris, Esq executor
o. the estate Of Nichoas AndAriese dccoased: ny Law
kEHCGs OAKLEY fLEURY, Auctionoere Percmptory
sale Of Lots AMI House and Lot Within 10 minutei'
walk Of amboA dock from whence steamers Sylvan
0isn and Sylvan srsA also Horse Railroad, two bioexs
from The pfopery, leaving 30 minutes Beautiful situ
ssy and slrronodiny country handsomely fronting on
FOURTH I1h srth and Franklin avenues. in the village Of
AbtortAs Queens county. Ia i.
Also III story House. With wing and Lot c7rfoo al Of
which ell be sbsouey sold Tuesday, 18h OF October at
O'clock, - Washington Hail. In the village Of Astoria
Title perfect haps and full particulars M Auctoneers'
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A LBERT r. WALpRQN, AUCTIONEHR
N Saiesrooms los Liberty and Ill Cedar streets.
Household Furniture. Isrpess, Mirrors, &C.,

wALDRON a COOKE viii sell, above large and
general OF second hand aud Furniture,
moved 70 salesrooms for nousng OF Pzor
Furniture rosewood, walnut and mahogany, with
Ing of brocats and hairGoth ne naid walnut
room Sets BedseadS Bureaus ashstans aud Comnodes
Hpng Husk and HAIR Mattresses Pillows. blankets, Com
forters Bookcases ardro bes Tables and
nu. bu1es Dining Tables ana Chairs Hail stands Sofas.
Lounges Window Shades &c Also the Carpets Of II
consisting Of Brussels Ingram ThTos-py but
little and AL ia good condition; STAR Carpets and
Oilclohs, Crockery Glassware Table Cutlery, 1oet aud
Man,el Gooda ic French Plate Pier Mirrors Oncs Desks
and Tables Irop SAFE Gas Fixtures &c, &c Catalogues
eaAp
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A GENTLEMAN or ABOUT 20 WOULD LIKE TO
~ correspond with widow lady OF means with : view
" mAtnony Address, enclosing vislta, which viii
ks ssurnsd Immediately add b. sacred s, GUsfAyk
uArAka oNca
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A s2s BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH srREET.-
"A H. hERz pays tho hishess cash price for Ladies'
0sntlemens Wearing Apoarsl Carpsss ~ LADIES YA.sa
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A UCTION NOTIGE.-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE.
"A This day Friday. a. iOt5 O'Clock,

will sell 81 the elegant costly Household Furniture
tanned private residences ly West Twenty seventh
Sixth hagnihcent 7 octave Piano
forte rich Paor Ss covered in satin brocatel and silk
Lace Curtains Carpets Paintings Br0n1es bookcase
Easy Chairs Centre Tables Ornaments Dining Room Furni
Extension Table Plated Ware, Knives Forks Spoons
Urns Tureeps, Buffet Chairs Dinner and Tea Seta
Bedroom Furniture, in rosewood and walnut
Bedseads. Bureaus, Washstsnds Chairs Hair and Spring
Beds Pillows, Beds. Blankets Bedding; aao Kitchen and
Fugnure Goods boxed and shipped Zoe purchasers
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ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE FIFTEENTH
"A Ward William NJ. Tweed Association will be held al
their headquarters the Liberty House, 40 Houston
street. on this friday evening, at o'clock.
HHst JOHN A. CAROLYN, President
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A n EATKA LARN5Ti FURNITURE SAIIf..
N This (Friday) afternoon, at / X precisely.
CHARLES TENN viii sell the handsome HonEeho,d Fur
The residence 81 Brevoor tTerth sreet be-
tween University place and Fh Elegant rosewood
Pianofore, brocatei reps Pnrior Sus Carpets
Curtains Mirrors Tables Paintings Clocks Bronzes Bed
steads Bureaus Washssnds, Mattresses Bedding Dining
Table Bullets, Basement and kitchen Furniture,
positive. r. NICHOLS Auction-er.
J. BLEECKER, SON 4 co. WILL SELL AT
IA. Pelham, Wsstcheser county, Saturday October H.
cres with splendid Gothic House, being par. Of g. H.
Rooseves property also Building Sites oi rare beauty
Full parc uars al "a Cedar street..
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AT X. MINTz'S PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT, q
"A West Washington square, Wavericy place sde
Antemen receive the following prices for their
oG Clothing Carpets aud Jewery from so 70 Sss fcr ~
through post punctaay attended. LAaies attended BY Mrs
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A RCT JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
"A oace S7 Nassau street, opposite the Post once
BY JOHNSTON Il VAN TASSELI,
NJ the Auction Mart,
112 ia East Thirteenth street, near Fo, avenue
Regular sale OF Horses and Carriages day riday
IL O'Clock.
+ aA /.
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AT It's SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES AND GENTLE
IA win be surprscd ct the prices. J. ASHALT psrs
for OF Clothing Carpsts Furniture Jewsy from $40
$40 for Sk Dresses om 3y ~ for Pants from 50 TO
tended to. Ladies attended BY Mrs. Anhslt-
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At r. RosENTHALs, 81 THIRD AVENUE. NEAR
"A Tenth street formerly sS3 Bowery isoiss and gege
obtain the highest value for Cast Oh Clothing Car
pess &C., bv calling addresslng Ladies attended 70
Mrs. Rosenthai
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THE RECENT FILE ROBBERY.

New Years Hint to Police Headquarters.
Yesterday morning MIR. Twomey, so Beekman
street, accompanied by Detective Tiey, applied to
Judge Hogan for an order for the restoration of
$500 worth Of files which had been stolen from the
premises or Mr.. Twomey and found in the possession
OF a man who was convicted of the robbery.
The Judge ordered the files to be given up to the
owner at the time Of the committal. On Mr.. Twomey
applying to the properly clerk headquarters ne was
told that he could not have the es without an order
from the Judge Judge Hogan refused to give this
order and SAID that there seemed TO be every Obsa-
Gle thrown in the way OF respectable people by the
officials at headquarters. Thieves and gamblers
had no trouble In getting their property, and
Mr. Barrett, the property clerk knew very well
that there was no need Of any order this ,case.
O11cias at 300 Mulberry street seemed to think that
everybody was at their beck and call, and he cer-
tainly w0uld not be told what he must do by any
OF the understrappers at Police Headquarters II the
applicants property had sustained any damage, he
would suggest that he sue the police authorities.
In connection with the original report or this rob-
berry IL was stated that Mr.. w. +. Bright, OF 1S9
South street. had purchased the files from the thieves
at q reduced rate, which must have shown to him
that the PROBABILITY was that they stolen Mr..
Bright denies that the rate was below the average
market price for goods Of the quality Of that stolen
and therefore, denies tnat from that or any other
cause could he assume that they were not the law
fu property OF the persons who disposed OF them to
hun,
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The NEW RAILWAY WAR.

The Atlantic and Great Westcru Railway
Company to BE Wound Up-Suit Against
the Company.
suit has been brought In the Supreme Court by
the people Of the State OF New York against the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway, under the
statute which provides for the dissolution OF lnsol-
vent corporations 1t s alleged that the corporation
had been insolvent and had neglected and refused
the payment Of Its notes and debts Tor year;
that the liabilities of the company many millions
OF dollars ana that all OF Its assets are insufficient
TO pay the same. A motion was heard yesterday IN
the suit at Special Term TO appoint q receiver TO
wind up Its affairs, as provided by statute, which
motion was opposed by the cOmpany's counsel,
Messrs. ALBEIT 4 Fuller OF this city, who insisted
on an adjournment on account OF the shOrtness Of
the notice. The Court refused to adjourn the hear
ing. stating that 1t was not proper case for ad.
journment, the Court having judicial knowledge OF
the utter and hopeless insolvency OF the company.
several technical objections were also unavangly
urged by the counsel for the company, and the case
was then argued on its merits BY s. Fl. Hammond,
Deputy Attorney General, for the notion and w. j.
A. Fuller In opposition thereto. At the conclusion
OF the argument the Court took the papers and sub
sequently granted the motion and appointed Addi-
son G. Rice receiver.
8. ii. Hammond and W. II. Morgan for the people,
Albeit n FCIer for the company.
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CLEARED.

Steamship City OF Washington r, Allen, Liverpool-J
Steamship Helveia Br), Thomson, Liverpool-Nationa
sieanahip Celia CBr), Gleadsil LondOn-Howiand AS
Steamship Palmyra (Br), Chesnaye Glasgow
steamship Iowa tBr), Hedderwick Glassow-Henderson
Steamship Virginia, Kennedy Galveston Key West
Steamship Mississippi Henry, New orcans-Frederic Ba,
Steamship cortes Nelson New oreans-H Cromwell
Steamship Lodona Hovey. New orleans-c Mallory 4
Steamship San Jaciuto, Atkins. Savannah R Garri-
Steamship Huntsville, Crowsl. sayannah-R Lowden.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood Charleston h Morgan
steamsnip Volunteer Jones, Wilmington, NcJ Lorlard
Richmond -old Dominion Steamship Co. N'' s''' -'N
Steamship knight, Johnson Georgetown, Dc-Phillps
sleamship Nereus. Bearse Boston-w Clyde.
BARK Adde Mcxasm. Partridge HavreIBrett @ Son 4 Co.
Bark Golden Fleece Br), Rhodes BarbadosHenry Trow
Bark Edith Rose. Alexander Matanzas-Yates Porter
Bark Pepts tNG,, catjen Richmond-o -oelrichs 4 Co.
sT ean hs ou.. Sons,
Brig .S Berry, s, Bradley ayansmJ HJ Ward &Co
BIZ sss 9xS xss ansr
Rfns Hernia Sp.
,.schr Anna Whiting, Hutchinson, Demarara-Mner &
se6r N Msngum, Beveridge. San Bs.7J Douglas.
Scnr M AtWoou, Doane, 1Avana-D WenOers.
Schr Glengarry, Yates, Matanzas Yates Porterield
Schr Ellen (Br) Lewis 81 John, Mp Nevius 4 Sons
schr Frank Walter, Corson, Indianoa and Lavacca-N
McCready X Co.
Schr Right Bower, Brown Gaveston-C Mallory 4 Co.
Schr T. Rich, Ames, New Orleans-N Brigham.
Schr Edith, Randall, Mobile-J d Hurlbut Son.
Schr Henry, Merritt, Jacksonvie-W Ray a. Co.
Schr Julia u, Hartnng, Brunswlck-C Tobias Co.
Schr johnson, Magee, Wilmington NC-W Hinman.
schr Porto Plata, Montgomery Wilmington NC-Eggers 4
Heinlein.
.schr Horatlo Nichols, Dupuy, Rchmond-van Brunt
Slaght
Schr Sparkling Sea, Rose, Norfolk-C Staples Co.
Schr DeHart, Low, Baltimore-C Staples 4 Co.
Schr Alice Oakes, Pilsbury GloucesterH Brown Co.
schr Snow Squat, Robinson Salem-R W Ropes j. Co.
Schr Granite State, Burgess, Boson--S W Lewis Co.
Schr A G lawson SAckett, Stamford.
Schr o G Acken, Hobble, Stamford.
Steamer J W Garrett, Mclaughlin, South Amboy.
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burg Terrell Fa River for do; Hazleon Gardner DO fpt
EE% london. Dseas-Arived seAr Church. r,ynSbsS
$$ yss Dss :ss s::; ss
s.1s sa s s.ss sss John ;. sss
nPhII.ADELraIA, Dec so--Anivsd, schr sinnick5on.
ssos: Forbes Cork s.@SeA
Besr.s, Boston. -
- ss. s4ss: ss' s :ss Be: Be-:
PeddIer Nd) Troenseyasrd, from Gloucester schr ss
ISWxa Del Dec sOwsnt to sea, bark Sam Sheppard, for
cenfuegos brig Mary Rice for Laguayra schr AcCau
y if5SyESS Dec ss-Anvsa, steamship rr.nsoas.
CissredBrig charasna. Nichols. sagua schr snsr.
saisaBris Hattis Wheeler schrs Jewell, 81.
tone. Norfolk; sTNnes Hal.s, and John Lymburns, Or
'us clearsdMBris cSimSorsso. coom5s, Remedies.
sailedcschrs Cranmsr Cranmer, ba'morei
sasSk bee soArs Defiance Ham, New
xsy y,Ss Del
soroS Mabel fn Hail. s:rtlssi Wilmington. Nc sb XosO:
SAN rRANcIsCos sl@ Dec alolsarsd, bark Jean Pierre
saiisd~abips Dslam Tower Rhind St James, Black, and
Two Brothers, Gibbs Liverpool bark Antique Or, Bslssn,
ST MARYs Ga, Dec Arrived, schrs Russell. Smith.
cs To o q or s A u
Souder Crosby from and for Philadelphia schr Jones,
from Fprnandina to load for NYork.
Cleared 10th schr Mary Msakia Tyler NYcrk 2sd bark
NYork; 27th, bark Mary Dyer, johnson, Montevdeo.
SAVANNAH Dec rs Arrived. steamships Pioneer (Br),
Shackford, Liverpool; Alhambra, Wright, Boston.
26th Arrived, brig Sabine. Currier frovidence.
27thArrivcd ship Chance (Br, Elms, Liverpool schr
ssiled-Brigs Jas Baker Geo Gchrist Gchris 81 John
Frank, Merrill Monevideo schrs Robt Caldwell,
Mccormick, and Abel G Buckley buckley, NYork
Ss-Arved ship Clara Morse, Bremerhaven; bark Chile,
Byrnes Antwerp.
SALEM, Dec 39- Arrived. schr Emma Graham, Smith,
Philadelphia via Boston.
saedschrs chas Jackson, Cullen, and James Ponder,
TARPAULIN COVE, Dec 2s PM--In port, bark Isaac
Hail. Colcord from stockton, Me- for NYork; brig Josie
McAdam, from do for NYork; Msanzas Bragdon, from
Bucksp0rt for do Julia Kent from Calais for do.
WILMINGTON NC, Dec Sl-sailed, steamships Rebecca
Clyde Price, and Empire Nelson. NYork.
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THE srEAKEnsHlP OF IHg ASSEMBLY.

Meeting Of the Brooklyn DemOcracy-John
&. Jacobs Urged for the SpeakershIp Of the
Assembly.
special meeting OF the Kings County Democratic
General Committee was held last night at their
rooms, No. Court street. Mr.. Craig the chairman)
stated that they had been called together for the
purpose Of endorsing the recent action OF the AS
sembly delegation OF the county in their resolution
pressing the claims OF Mr.. John G. Jacobs for the
Speakership OF the House. His record as democrat
was second to none and 1t was ue to Kings county
that the honor OF the Speakership should be given
him.
Mr.. ROBERT FUREy said that In view Of the fact
that the General Committee had been called to-
gether TO take some Official action In bringing about
The nomination OF John G. Jacobs Speaker, he
moved that committee OF twenty one be appointed
by the chair to proceed to Albany to urge by all
honorable means the election OF Mr.. Jacobs as
Speaker Of the Assembly OF the State or New
York. The motion was adopted and the following
named gentlemen were appointed as such commit
tee:-James b. Craig, General Slocum John G. Schu.
maker, General Thomas 5. Daken, James Murphy,
George g. Herman, Horace Holt, Joseph Howell, Jr.:
II. NJ Barnes, James McCauley, John Pyburn Jacob
l. Bergen, William c. Kingsley, James CarDoy, DR..
Joseph Dreamer, Or. Thomas p. Norris, r. Ennis,
Charles Miller, John s. Bogart, Il. A. Kallmeyer,
David q. Aitken and John Heath.
The committee then adjourned.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Main CNG). Oterendop, Bremen Dec ls via
Co Dec 2s at S. Ion A. passed steamship cImOria
steamship City 81 Mexico, Deaken Vera Cruz Dec a.
18th and Havana in days and hours with md,e and
up g Hatieras and light NV winds the rest Of the passage
pee 81 At SAM lat 50 o. Ion 49, passed steamship Eagle
sseam:a Geo washagop eager New Orleans Dec 49,
I p1s
% o R ESQ w %. ssas 70 With Dee 81 lat Co.
Steamship Virgo Buckley savannah Dec se with M mdse
com. passed ship Joseph Clark. from London for New
passengers II L Morgan Co. Decsl, 10 mites
an % DO % ae
g miles Of Delaware ghtssp steamship DO 0i
made the passage from Charleston in 81 hours -,
Steamship Regulator, Pennington, Wilmington, NC, with
Steamship Ellen Terry Chaplin Nexss.n Nc. 80 hours,
steamshp, John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown. DC, with
steamship Volunteer, jones' Philadelphia, with mdse to
mSss Bacon ON down cSaSns Te he
inches hour had to keep the pamps going the entire
took the northern and had rough weather. o
BARK Noah G> Nielsen Bordeaux SO DAYS. in ballast to
wendt, Tetons Bockmann. Had fine weather the entire
day ssrx with eo ws ds croa ~
'hf ssa m Key
West IL days with cedar, &C. to Long-vessel to
Brig Amazon OBJ sadler Demarara Is days. with sugar.
Ac to Jones Lough Dec 20 lat ~ l6 Ion IS a. part
Of vessels lower mast apparently but short time In the
Brig Annie Gardner of Casne), Gardner Demarara %
days. with sugar to John Smith, Son Covessel TO Miller
Houghton. Had fine weather. has been days north of
Brig La Creole (Duch) spalckhaver, Curacao, "a days
weather the been days north of HATTIE
Brig Inginsc, smahousc, Port Prince, Il days, with
coffee and ogwood to Murray J Had hnc weather the
entire passage; has been days north Of Hatteras.
@ $ nsS 10 j dsy; with
Brig Martha Berry tof Portand), Chase, Maanzas.
days with mo 70 order vessel e Miller Houghson
gar, to B Weinberg Had moderate weather.
a. schr & Hyne Clover Clover Jacksonville, days. with ys-
schr varuna Sawyer, Jacksonville, days, with yellow
scir Ring Dove, Wooster Jacksonville, days. with yellow
pine to Ne!son-vessel to Jed Frye Co.
Schr Ann Turner, Jones, Virginia.
Schr q Washington, Colburn, Virginia.
Passed Through Hell Cato,
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Cen Marion, Poland Rockland for New York. with
schr oliver Alnes, French, Boston for Georgetown.
schr Mall, Homes Greenwich for New York.
Schr Haze, McHanlee, Greenwich for New York.
schr Geo " Prrnel, sidney, stamford for New York.
schr White Rock Hubbel, Southport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Staten Isander Babcock, South Amboy for Bran
schr Native Green, Elizabethport for Greenwich.
Schr Loushery, Taylor Ezabcthport for New Haven.
schr Amira, Hegenan, weehawk ken for Rosyn.
Scbr Russell, MehaGey New York Tor Haletts Point.
schr Kcren Happuch Allen, New York for Bridgeport.
schr @ jacsson, Abraham, New w York for Glen Cove
Wind at sunset w, light.
The New York herald., 1870-01-01
THE NEW CITY GOVERNMENT.

The Boards and Conrts They Will Be-The
Makers and Administrators Of the Law in
tho Metropolis.
To-day the government OF the city goes under the
direction OF an almost entirely new set of men-tnat
Is to say, the new Boards OF Aldermen and Assist
ant Aldermen are, with few exceptions, entirely
new men in their respective POSITIONS Comment on
the members individually is yet somewhat out OF
order But while the public ia for the present un-
doubtedly regardless OF the peculiar styles OF the
members OF the new Common Council they might
perhaps like to know, at least their naInes satisfied
shat they VIII all 90 as they bid by the gentle
men who gave them their places. The new Common
Council which assumes possession OF the Alder
manic and Assistant Aidermanic chambers are as
folI