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The New York herald., 1871-09-10

nFFCES AND ROOMS, WELL LIGHTED, LARG
~ and sms, let, singy suite, over Bowery M
tona Bank 62 Bowery, Canal street Apply day
evening PAINE'S Business College, Bowery and Canal
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

A WIDOW LADY OFFERS A HANDSOMELY FUR
~ nishcd Paror and Bedroom communicative alec other
Rooms. to gentlemen gentlemen and their crin
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

4 TO LEASE OR FOR SALE, THE FOUR STORY
A. Building 42 asst Twelfth street. suitable for any manu-,
'acturng business: size 25xlO,.
J. &. BAILEY. 80 East Fourth street. Bowery.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

ITO LET. FURNISHED-A GEM OF LITTLE
House IN Foryseventh street, Proadwav carpets
and everything neat. Apply to JOHN kAVANAGu,
Forty-second street. corner of Sixth
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

IN MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS
GREAT SOUTHERN FREtGH LINE
CHARLESTON, S. g.
In order 10 correct the Impressions formed Nv
few OF patrons this line future, aud until further
notice me bills %. aung such psItea desire
subject forfeiture every days delay beyond
time specified.
Steamers win continue sail regularly pier % North
River, making cosr and certain all ponts
the Sonth and Southwest.
Through bills of ladns will be issued and signed a tha
Office OF Henry X. Morgan h Co., az West street.
BENTLEY y. HASELL. General Agent
NEW Ypgg, September 2 1871.
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A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET--In the sixteenth ward
IN 10 rooms to respectable tenant. NJ moderate rate
immediate POSSESSION. q. BADDELEl Co, lOa Beecker
street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

EcTH STREET BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVE.
% nucs.-Four high toop brown stone House 10
let furnished, tor the winter; $3.50 per month
II. X. DREW CO.. l75 9th branch onice s37 9th
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

L'OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT, AND RICHMOND.
~ Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships this 81 North River, foot Of
Beach street.
For Norfoa, City Point and Richmond The Steamship
ISAAC BELL wit sail Tuesday, Sept H. at 3 r. M con
nectmg with Virginia and Air line, tho Sea-
board Inland Air nc, Petersburg and Weldon Railroad,
Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad Richmond and Dauvia
Railroad. Through tickets and through bills OF
adug at reduced rates To all points South and Southw ST.
Apply at Office. 81 ohce vi the company, 3l
Greenwich street, corner oi Dcy.
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DyvELLiNa Hou.,l. 10 LET.

4 LARGE NUMBER OF FURNISHED AND UNFUR
IN nished Houses to rent for private boarding pur-
poses Apply 10 WILLIAM TUCKER, 2a1 tith avenue
above Twenty-sixth street.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMH%TS
Nd Ian.

TWO LARGE ROOMS, ONE ON THE FIRST FLOOR
Rooms elegantly tuuished, 10 let, TO gentlemen; hot
cold water cosets; best reference private family No
st. Marks place.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

C,TORE AND BASEMENT TO LET--Sl TABLE FOR
- liquor lunch business; rent $l0O Also Lofts to let
Apply at 81 Gold street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

rI,O LET-A SMALL HOUSE, PARTIALLY FURNISHED,
to small private family; rem, taken in board for gen
teman, wife and child reserying ani bedroom 307
est Seventeenth street.
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i Lexington avenue, heh stoop brown stone House
completely furnished rent low desirable party Address
MORSE, Herald ollce.
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A THIRD HOUSE WEST or SIXTH AVENUE, 10i
~. West Twentieth street Furnished Rooms large
small; house in best order; residence eight years. refer
terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

REGuLAR SUNDAY BOAT FOR KEYroRr LANDING
IL at Eizabethport, Unon. Rossvipe Perth Anbov.
lhe last and coumodIous steamer hNERAL SEUGWfCk.
VIM Donabuc, commander. leave foot Of Thirty fourth
street, North River, s O'Clock A. W., and pier 20 foot
Barclay street. at O'Clock A. NJ, every SUNDAY morning.
Returning, will leave keypor, AZ $3.50 = NJ
- OCKAWAf BEACH LAST TRIPS or THE SEASON.
IL Weather permitting, steamboat FLORENCE leaves
Thursday Saturday and sunday Christopher street eA5,
Frsnktu street. p. pier T. 9a. Fulton lelIy 0rg1Ayu, "a
" Leave .hs B,aeh ar, u,
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VNO LET-THE THREE STORY Low STOOP HOUSE
No. s'5 West Thirty yeghth street, between Seventh and
Eighth avenues containing ten psrors the frat
door modern improvements rent SloO0 possession imme
diatey Also the story and hascm high stoop House
525 West Twenythrd street. between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues containing has water, and oath
rent 500 per month. For permits apply 70
j. DENHAM h co.
sbi West Twenty third street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

A CoSEf HOUSE To LET-FULLY FURNISHED.
N until the LIST of June strictly private family; rent
$3.50 month immediate possession. Apply at 6s West
Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

ITO LEI-FURNIsHED HOUSE 1876 SECOND AVENUE
l. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets; location
lent neighbcshood first class; possession given October
For permit apply to VI. MERRITT, 53 Third
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

Goth STREET, OPPOSITE CENTRAL PARK.-TO
OU let. in handsomely located house, fully furnished
Second Floor conssng OF two large hal and bath
parlor dining room, Kitchen servants
nent to and desirable every Apply Everett
LIBRARY, 5SS Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

frO LEr-FULLY FURNISHED, A THREE STORY
high stoop brown stone House. 81 West Twenty fourth
street. between broadway and Sixth $500 per
month.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

RECEPTION ROOM IN A FIRST CLASS LOCA-
"A ton, the EngIsb basement Etuse ll0 Fast Thirtie
stree snItable for doctors OF secreiarys Office
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

A VERY LARGE, WELL FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
n ont board, TO be rented and quite suitable for
temen, in strictly private family. Apply at 247 Wes
Thirty ninth street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

HEADQUARTERS FOR FURNISHED AND UN-
Houses for private boarding purposes,
until Nav next or longer. WARD OGDEN,
Broadway, corner of Seventeenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

A STORE TO LET-ON SIXTH AVENUE, BETwEEl
"A Forty seventh and Fotyeghh sireets the bes
business locations up town. Apply at IL. r. DREW COZ
Real state Branch Office, 637 Sixth avendc
The New York herald., 1871-09-10

FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE
"A House to let, uniurnished, Filth avenue,
twentieth street. H. r. DRIW 6 co, lis Fifth avenue
Branch office, s37 Sixth
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~ LETT rop sUsfNEss PURPOSES.

A SMALL, STORE TO LET-SuITAELE FOR A SAM.
n pIe pom, adjoining entrance to Frankfort House
per OF F-inkors and William No bar the house
Here - fortune.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17
The Mayors Once

was by no means free from the general excitement
caused by the arrest OF the "Boss." The Mayor
arrived little earlier than usual, and Immediately
set to work in his private ofice. Colonel J0line
appeared in nowse disturbed the turn things had
taKen and received all callers with courtesy that
made every one wonder II the gallant gentleman
did not really know more about the situation
than he ready to tell about for in reply to every
question on the suDiect he professed himself In the
language OF q learned Alderman, 'ulterly gno-
rant" Was anybody else gong to be arrestedf who
would be the next victims and how were the
meshes to be wound about the victim were queries
with ich the Coionel was peled at furious rate
as long as lie remained In the Office but tney led to
nothing, and "utIerly ignorant" was the verdict he
rendered on every proposition.
The Mayor did not receive many calls, but the few
persons who succeeded In having . talk with him
found HIM In as amaole mood and apparently as
Indifferent to the excitement that was going on In
the building by II he had just been reelected
Mayor Tor another TWO years and the machine was
working 10 PERFECTION.
"Is there anything new, Mr. Mayors' was the
question thai almost every caller put to him as he
came III. IL Is almost needless TO state that the
callers learned nothing for the trouble OF asking the
question. he TACT Is, Mr. Hall knew nothing more
about the situation than wnat had been laid out IN
the HERALD that morning for the edincatlOn OF the
general public. About three O'Clock he lett Tor
nome.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17
CONTARINI, THE BIGAMiST, CAGED.
His Future Home at Sing SIng-A Felon's
Faithful Vie.

His Future Home at Sing SIng-A Felon's
Faithful Vie.
An application for stay OF proceedings In the case
OF Louis Giuseppe Contarni having been refused
that notorious bigamist was yesterday conveyed
to Sing Sing by Cornelius Pitcher. Sheriff OF Dutch
ess county. His case has been peculiar one
throughout, and II ever man merlted punishment
he does since his sentence his infatuated Pougn-
keepsie wife mas visited him daily. ana
yesterday the unfortunate woman was al
most heari-broken when the strong arm
OF the law separated her from him who has so foully
wronged her. The frst intimation he had oil a re-
fusal to grant him stay OF proceedings was given
him W Wednesday night, through counsel. lie was
bitterly disappointed, and when his wife heard OF
the decision she wept piteousy: When Contarini
was first put upon MS trial ne had an ar OF bravado
knew his case well believed then and believe
now that he meant to stll inrtner deceive MS
Poughkeepse wife, to make her believe that all the
stories he had told her his utter ignorance OF the
parties who were Witnesses against him was true.
and there was O perfect avalanche OF testimony
against HIM. the Brooklyn wlres testimony was
Boston wife was none the less damaging. Stiil
Contartni did not finch. When. however, he was
% and ns am e ss d
peared, and he made rambling, inc0herent
speech. protesting his innocence ana denounclng
some OF the members OF the city press. rhc Court
sentenced him TO two years aud five months con-
nnement IN sing Sing, He separated from his VIE
yesterday morning, she sobbng bitterly. lie was
then handcuffed and conducted from his cell TO the
Sherns ONCE, where he badd the jailer and Deputy
Shern adleu thanking them kindly for fav0rs SHOWN
him. He was then placed IN . carriage and driven
to the depot, where he took passa2e on the one +.
M. train for his future home on the banks OF the
HUDSON. He had many stories TO tell to reporters,
but none OF them amounted 10 anything.
There is one feature OF the case worth especial
notice. Ever since MS arrest the prosecution and
defence were paid for by Mary B. Dlstan's father
this Poughkeepsie wiic). The poor old man saw
how deeply MS daughter loved the villain and used
every efior, to convince ner either Of his guilt OF
innocence. lie said one dav, when spoken 10 on
the subject Eyes, am helping both the prose
punished, and II he Is innocent want that proven"
The New York herald., 1871-12-17
JUDGE LEARNED ON CORRUPTION.
The Tweed and Connolly Cases
in Albany.
Tweed's Bail Not To Be Reduced
Why the Motion for Reduc-
ton Was Denied.
COnnOlly's Bail Lessened
One Half.

Yesterday, in the Supreme Court. Special Term,
held at Albany, Judge Learned, before whom two
separate motions In benalf OF the defaulting Tam
many magnates tweed and Connolly have been
under argument for several days past rendered his
declslon In botn cases. From these decisions,
which we publish in ertenso below 1t VIII be seen
that the Court denied the motion in the case OF
Tweed, In which IL not only gives It's reason for
denying the asked-fur reduction. but adds thereto
reason why tae amount OF the bail-large as IL
seems-should be actually increased. The fact OF
such view OF the emanatlng from such high
authority gives additional neres: to the case OF Mr.
Tweed. In the case oil Mr.. Connolly the Court
grants the motion for a reduction OF the ball.
lessenlng 1t to one-han the amount originally
fixed. The opnien or the learned Judge on these
important motions will be read with the interest
that later events nave cast around the situation
OF these distinguished alleged public defaulters.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

proper this rule uot be modified In Fact
modified In the preeeut action The alleged
ss set forth 10 the complaint and shown b the adavs
demand Of The complaint! embraons other alleged fraudu
Inrerso for than &&U000OO II the defendant
Tweed were cupabis srty 70 transactions he would
OF be liable the whole ken though
be should only tsve himsef received VI oo But the bail
was hxed at the last the which appeared by the
andavts TO have actually passed into his hands seemed
that there could be no hardship to the in an
sea.ed 70 give bail not 70 the whole amount alleged 70 have
Decn taken but cnv TO the which OF tnem WAS
by direct proof shown 10 have received II was then in
sisted s has been since the part OF the plaintiffs nas
ersl principles the p,antinr counse were right .u.s
Whenever the public deeply moved asanst alleged
frauds energetic taken TO seek out
and punish The guilty. danger that the excMemens
unbiased by popular feeling and 70 do @ ana
have motion before best and most ear
nest Consideration under feeling OF responsibility COM
mensurate importance of the and como
to other than that ought TO vaoate the
order reduce The bal.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17
ComptrOller,s Office.


Comptroller Green yesterday paid over to the De-
partment OF DOCKS the sum Of 500 900 for the use
OF that department He also placed IN the hands OF
the city Paymaster the funds necessary to pay the
'small pipe men" who have been Of late SO clamor.
Gus Tor their back dues.
The following letters VIII explain Themselves
CITY NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT o FIsAsoEJ
CoMPTRoLLER's OFrI0K, Dec AZ, ls7l.
JOHN J. BRADLEY Chamber ain
that you had that received and above salaries
and Of 0nce the OF go 62 10 interest
the city and county moneys and that had depos
tied this sum TO the credit OF account which Inform
the County Treasurer moneys OF the
city and county In hands over and above the salaries and
penses OF his onice."
this letter with others similar have
be desire that others should the conclusion that
you and have adopted Tor yourselves 10
wit that these nte the property Of the Cham
berlan, and that only by act OF beraiy his part
that they are handed 10 tie public treasury. 81.
Not only do fail entirely to the matter In this light,
but II TO that have fIgnt whatever to
draw them from the bank, In manner TO dispose OF
BY the laws OF 1856 chapter b2s Chamberlain Of the
city directed, by written notice to the Comptroller,
designate than banks which all the Of
should be Deposited. Under this authority the Chamberlain
the broadway National Bank the Tenth National
Bank and the Union Trust Company In which the city and
county deposited These Repositories have
average daily balances know OF law which appropri-
this interest to the chamberlain which TO
him personally any ghI color OF right TO II
the practice the Repositories 70 keep
Ing the former which s drawn IN the OF the
Broadway National Bank by warrants signed by the Comp
The New York herald., 1871-12-17
OMAHA AND TEE UNION PACIFIC

The Executive Committee OF the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, at meeting held yesterday at
81 Broadway IN consideration Of the delivery OF GER
tain Douglas county bonds and depot grounds at
Omaha OH the LIST day or January by that city, re-
solved 10 tnat place The actual terminus oi the
Union Pacific Railroad; 10 make up all trains Dounu
West at that point; to build and retain al the de-
pots, general Offices and land departmentAoi the
company at that pont and TO transfer cars OF con-
nectinq roads without delay discrimination. Ihs
settles long existing controversy between CounclI
Buns and Umana entrey IN favor OF the iatter
place.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

Yesterday morning Coroner schrmer held an In.
quest on the body OF VIM. II. Kane LAD fifteen
years OF age, late OF 533 West Forty street.
whose death resulted from scads received on Thurs
day last by acciden tally falling into tub OF hot
water, at the mandatory 637 Ninth avenue. where
he was employed.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

HALIFAX, N. s., Dec. 10, 1871.
The Inman Newfoundland mail contract expires
on February /. After that date the service VIII bc
performed by the quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship
Company, the steamers to run between ST. johns
and HALIFAX during tho winter as now, ana between
ST. johns and Picton during the summer.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17
THE CASE OF CONNOLLY.

why the Motion for Reduction Of Bail Ii
Gsrauted.
The following is tine text OF the opinion Of Judge
Learned Il the OF Qnnnnux q reductou al
The New York herald., 1871-12-17
CITY AND COUNTY AFFAIRS.

Doings Yesterday at tho Departments
Tweed's Arrest Was Received At the Mayors.
Comptreller's and sheriff's Ofaoes-Mr.
Green ON the City Chamberlain's In
terest Moneys and the Broadway
Bank a. q City Repository Ap-
poirtment Of Super
intendent Of Markets.
The New York herald., 1871-12-17

Tho Department of Public Works
was IN terrible worry all day yesterday over the
arrest Of the head centre or the establshment and
visitors who called to see the 'Boss," and who had
not read In the BEAALD the news OF his arrest,
were, as q matter OF course. rather taken aback.
The corridors early in tine forenoon. and
for several hours during the afternoon,
were crowded with q motley gathering Of
politicians who waited and waited and
yet knew not what they were waiting for The
clerks and the messengers parto0k Of the general
excitement and passed III and out from one depart
ment to another as though tLey were In terrible
hurry about something, yet had definite object in
view. Indeed, they appeared as amless In their
g0ings about as the loiterers seemed to
be in their waiting To Oe sure the
latter, when questioned as TO their business.
declared that they had come to 'see William" but
for the life OF them thev could not tell exactly what
1t was they desired to see him about The TACT was
that nine ont OF ten Of them had an idea that the
"Boss' would make mis- hrst public appearance for
the day at the department., AMI those who had be.
come posted as 10 what mad happened TO the "BOss"
the night previous very naturally concluded
that good position on the stalrways or
in the halls would be the best way to get good
look at the lion OF the hour But the lion came not
and the patient walters were doomed TO disappOnt
OF what had been gong on In the Court or General
Sessions loltered about the doorway until tar in the
evening with che expectation that the "BOss" would
call at the once after the little "onpleasantness
brought to cl0sc put they too mad their plans for
working and when at last the news came that the
"B0ss" had lett the premises OF Judge Barnard and
hurried up to the Metropolitan as last pair OF
their ways grumbllng and mumbling over their
DISAPPOINTMENT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-11
TRADE

Business Is rather quiet and prices firm
Oh al things, while q few leading articles
are higher A lot Of clear bulk sides sold
today a. lie. au advance Of 70, and ia
not a few instances, uH01Hc is asked.
The stock on hand Is light. and freights
are high, So that buyers only take enough
70 supply immediate Wsnts-lOOking for
a decline ~ s0On as the rivers open above.
Corn ig also some higher to-day, and oats
are firm al our quotations. Large guam
titles OF fresh meat is upon the market
and Is has taken the place OF salt meats 10
a great extent with our local consumers.
George W. Phillips, jrs, In his Chicago
circular, say Of pork fOr the week
81 The weather has not been extremity cold
during the week, though very suitable for
the slaughtsring Of hogs, and the cut
ting, handling and curing Of meats.
Packers have been working bTiskly, and
employing their fan forces ina taking care
of the largest weekly receipts OF hogs for
the season, 50 far, though not as large as
operators anticipated. Having large or
ders ahead, especially Of English meats.
thew have chiefly engaged in their manu-
faclure. The general tone Of the provi-
sion market for the week has been one Of
hrmness, and sellers have succeeded in
obtaining advances on al descriptions Of
hog product. The demand has been large,
but the limited stocks, especially Of salt
ed meats. suitable for shipment, have in
a great measure retarded business. II is
q surprising fact, thst, with the large
number Of hogs slaughtered here,
there IS 50 little product placed on the
market md buyers complain that they
are, In some instances, unable % ill their
orders A glance at the shipments for
the week win explain the whole matter.
Prices Of hog product have reached =
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Monday, January Is, 1877,

within legal hours. the fJfI0-IlE describes
property, rl-WIrs Flrsl-A town .H. I El-.
Pickering, shelby county. tennessee
latet upon the plan Of said town -"
L1. in block NO. u second L- rel
AIRY Interest OF EIEy Ee-1s. widow of ..
j. telLs, decreased 10 o. Co the
Described property which was
8s her dover. as per report %. Coz Iua
died herein December u L WIS
land. EcludLug the lLprlEaLa |u.
situated In range s. -ec4lE
vsyCr's district, county o.. --e uu-
Of Tennessee, Cu the waters W -Hasala
uelug pats Of grant Nc- -3 - one
Wilson suuc-rl1- Far- OF .-s
corner OF ErEna 5E5 LU the name H.
SanGarLzu. Guudz as 90 lows
a stake on lhs u0ril side ll --a - -
plank road, fu=1c5 lolL4 s. ives. a-a
and links TO a st5'ra W links north r am
elm marked " G.euee north lEr
east with the eastern boundary a-rla .E-r
and McLau1re 5Ua acres. 81 chains and
INKS 10 a uLaah -.e-s --
pointer. thence east - chains COD ls I
lane, thence Ourh ID chains ana ---..l "a
asaEe near an OAK stump. --7-l7
thence south u chains -1 O. sweet -
marked " S, theLCs west u chains and 8
links 70 a stake SD L1Es west o. a- -
marked ~ S. thsncr south 70 chains and
10 staEeaud white OAK un--.er
south E degrees east = e---s .H-
links 70 stake On D uoFl- 7-.s Or -
Creek plank road hence WIKI the -l= OF
said road south S. degrees. west II e-a ard
IA INKS 20 the pg-Au-=
aa4eeH EAIEAa.lEr A. we've. I'D aa.- an OH.
the south side and included I the above
upon which James Dvarl-L has q .-e ami.
particularly described tlus- ClLue---
The south corner Of che above -lslr lu- WIZ
dover. running thence uHrr-eas 40
chains along the said -plauEr1Ta- thence
back vest L1-53 chains lD the WrHr.l- -.- Of
said dover; thence s-OurEWlrl-E OBJ r-a .a-
which said 5-5z acres are included -u
q description given in the Ledger In W---a
the sale or the entire Overton portion Is adj
vertLsed.
ThIrd-A]so, another lot situated LI =E-
C. unity and 5tate,a2d Just uCEtl oil the over
ISL acres Ia part OF which Isl described
aboVel. commencing az the uDrrlTa z6 corner
Of said 5-5Z acre parcel ruuu-rE thence west
ll-2 chains; thence north ---l ra-Lls
thence southeast 20 the eZl-l & contain
-ng8 5l-LlU acres. ard laar"Z# E--Ee me
Of a RIGHT
TERMs0F aLE.-0E--rlT- cash. balance In
- and "A months mites VITA approved a-l-
to be given, and a lien retained ll-- az
purchase money IS paid, said El-es r1
bear interest from date.
EDMCND A. COLE. c. and E.
Estes 4 Jackson, attorneys dele
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