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NO eeence upon they rendered dict of guilty
without leaving their seats.
Mr. HOWE moved Of judgment, which over
ruled the prisoner arragned for sentence who
Che JUDGES inquiry, said he served term OF
zhTee years q State Prison about twelve yeara ago.
sENrENov.
Judge BGDFoRp sad-0reenthai, you are OF the
notorious and skful rickpockets this country any
other, and It cncisl grathcat for 10 know
a who has openly dehed all law have
during within the Of the
Law. For the future protection OF society shall sentence
you to the State Prison for i've the full limit pre-
scriDed by statute.
LARCENIE6
Martin Mccormack and Thomas Christie, charged with
stealing the 2sh October three OF CLOTH
sea- the properly OF Isaiah Scott pleaded guilty 20 At
tempt at grand larceny.
Aastectve Fellows one the prisoners
was tckeoieave man. who shortly after his arrival
picked the pocket OF n citizen.
The Judge sand that American and the otner
Prison for two years and six months.
gold chain worth f5 tie Peter Koch pleaded
guilty to an attempt at grand larceny and sent to the
Peni,eu,iary for one year.
Theodore r. Lindsey, George Mason and Henry Palmer
pleaded guilty OF petty larceny charge being
9Th OF September they stole so worth of plated
Nelson Lindsey They sent 10 the Pententarv for
months.
John e. Cross pleaded gunty to assaung ocer Downs
on the 18th of October by stabbg him with pocket knife
The complainant asked the Court be lenient with the
of his previous character. His
beede the request and Cross the Island for
month";
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Shipping Notes.

For short time past there has been floating abon in y
erpoo commercial circles rumored amalgama-
ton between extensive Liverpool shipping com
panv and located in Glasgow Recently this rumor re-
ceved additional currency and credcnce the
pointed assertion that terms Of amalgamaon
for conoipng the Montreal Ocean Steamship Com
pany with the Anchor line OF Glasgow North American
steamships 1t Is further stated that meeting the heads
the firms named took place Glasgow the 18th u
for arranging terms OF the proposed amalgamation This
arrangement 10 said 10 with . get rid Of the
threatened opposition Of steam limo from
ness.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP ZODIAC Chaplin, from Newbern NC for New
York went ashore the ls Of Hstteiss Inlet
age, and probably &c, OF after being hrhiened tine
sgoys was as having arrived at this port on
at Boston h ihs,, reports Nov Is lat a. light
a. from ON Ss ss E.
for 5. sohn NIB which hal board the oncers
Are which sSs same vessel he Emmy Low.
bar. Venus captain Pardy, bound from Troon Tor Prov
hsas, saes 80 s,h 18Th about 10 m ast
pump. Keep .Hss. stood sSssra: Nassau for two
New Yoss q When
po.slSe keep vessel sao.t Inc being
hands went boxrd the Manins, and the sunk In
about hair hour afterwards Ia lat 30 Is NJ Ion al
Sem CATHERINE SAULrigR, from Boston for Yarmouth
Ms before reported lost ashore night OF 2th uit,
Sunday Point entrance OF Yarmouth sound, and
total loss with all board including the captain mate
two seamen and a passenger The passenger. name u
Mande Theram, OF Meehghan Nc He had been to Boston
ransscting business his home when he
lost HIS hfc This received IN Boston BY the
Mr. VIM eehan, from w Moody, Lloyds agent NJ Var
mouth Ms No insurance on vessel or cargo about
capacity about n tons and sailed from Boston last
Saturday.
soBR ALroE b. from Boston for Philadelphia before
ported ashore Chatham Bar got on pm Of LIST inst and
proceeded On her She put INC Vineyard layep1
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Republican and Democratic Inspectors Ar.
raigncd in tho City Court Yesterday.
The Inspectors OF Election who were indicted by
the Grand Jury IN Brooklyn on the charge OF having
committed frauds at the late election were
arraigned in the City Court yesterday morning.
Judge AcCue presided, and the court room was
crowded with spectators, among whom were noticed
many local politicians OF both parties.
Michael J. Weldon, republican, and John Shand.
ley and Thomas NcGin, democrats, who acted as
inspectors ia The First district OF the sixth ward,
were indicted OH the charge Of placing 500 bogus
names on the poll list and counting them as votes
The accused pleaded not guilty. and the trial OF
their case was set down for Thursday next.
Jacob Worth. a prominent republican politician,
OF BROOKLYN. and Henry Jones and JACOB Stark, In.
spectors IN the Seventh district OF the Sixteenth
charge OF having DESTROYED ballots OF election and
substituting others IN their place, and or having
elected one Parker from the polling place. They
likewise entered pleas OF not guilty. ana the trial
was set down for FRIDAY neXL
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SHIPPING NE w S
Almanac for New York This Day.
PORT OF VIEW YORK, DECEMBER !, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship Helvetia tBr, Griss. Lcndon-E Morsan's
Sons.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg. PortlAnd-J FeA.sm
ship VIM Tapsco<t, Bel, Iverpool-Jas Tapscott
Ship Z w Stetsop, Moore, L0ndon-Grinne, Ainturn
Co.
Ship Sir Launcelot (Brl Edwards, Lonoon-E Morsans
Sons.
Bark Edgar Cecil, Anderson London-G n Brewer.
Bark Herzogsn Anna tNGh Haust Queenstown or Fal-
Bark L Llch6eld. spaldng Callao-Duckendorf Co.
BARK John Bouson tBr, Lindsay Laguayra and Porto Ca
Bark Montezuma, Hammond. Barbados-T A
brig Heldah tNor HenrIckson, Queenstown Falmouth
-Wendt, Tetens h Bockmann
Brig Mcfarland (Br), Hall, Gibraltar and Alcante-J
Whitney.
Brig La Cayenne tBr), Dobsrty, Aux cayes-Nonson
Brig Ayesrord tBr,; shamper, St john NB-Heney Par
ker.
schr Charles Moody, Abbott Naranham and market-B
] Weinberg
schr Starlight, Hopkins Kingston, jas De cordova 4
Co.
schr Newport tBr), Miller, Windsor. Ns-Crandail Ber
schr white Star OBJ, Reynard, 81 john NIP Nevius
Son.
schr Rdgewood. Derrickson, GEORGETOWN, SEE Hurl-
schr Myrover, Brown. Charleston Evaus Ban 4 Co.
Schr Gen Torbert, Dssvap, Newbern, NC-Thomas.
schr Agile. Roberts, Newosrn, NC-Jas Davis Co.
scbr AW Thompson, Flacler, New Hsven-Rackct 4 Bro
Sloop Cornelia, Hall, New Haven.
Steamer " Pierrep0nJ Shropshire. Philadelphia
Steamer Mayh0wcr Futs. PhiAdeiphiA-
Steamer Anthracite Green Philadelphia.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
"Gencrsp' Greenthai Gagged at Last-The
Chief of the Lxht.Fingered Artillery Sent
TO the state Prison tor Five Years.

"Gencrap' Greenthai CaGed at Las,-The
Chief Of the LSht-Finsered Artillery Sent
TO the state Prison tor Five Years.
Before Judge Bedford.
After the disposal OF preliminary bushes. in I'M.
Court yesterday,
TIE NOTORIOUS ABRAHAM GREEN,
alias General" Greenha, placed At the bar upon an
indictment charging him with stealing $3.50 from person
OF Arthur c. Taylor The accused old man,
the unen,iabe reputation OF being the tkfu pick
poke, in the country Before the OF the wit
numerous technical iunls of law, claiming Court
bat no Jurisdiction hasmuch that Novem er
Ills Honor overraed The objection stating that he ds
charged The jurors al the 18th inst whIch wold
commencement OF the December term.
TuE TESTIMONY.
Arthur Taylor was thea sworn and testified that be
wnam streets that tie s5h OF Sovem Der he received
,g rscSas.: o. ss At tie bank Amounting TO $3.50 that
about hall ras. eleven O'Clock ia the orpng
cane ~ 70 nm ana pasned ssans h pocket he e tug
prisoner went INTO Mr. follds store and two OF
where standing; there was 20 person
except 0resntha near Che complainant when the
be replied 6s, no, Would not ,Sae yonr nome,
came from across the street and had nothing with
Mr. Howe declined 10 cross.eIamlns Tho witness on the
ground that the accused entitled jrry selected
IRON the panel summoned 10 serve during the December
Robe Fonds the proprietor OF the John street.
was sworn. and SAID thai toe day question his attention
Taylor having accused prisoner OF taxing the ~.
witness walked forward ani the prisoner said be
him before wa. proposed to send Tor Mr. Barnes wbere
Upon The prisoner became very Tesess and wanted 90
stunning ise counter behind which be had con-
NJ Taylor a. paii Of The procssds Of ibs larceny y
oJcs Ryan vas called ~ and look she General into
Judge BrproHJ briefly charged ihs jury and a. bere yas
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERN.
Another Case Of D0mcstic InIelicitiet
Refare Iudpe Freedman

Another Case OF DOmcsttc In1elicitie0.
Before Judge Freedman.
John C. Carpenter Louisa Carpsr- This ID divorce
suit but involving complications OF character,
and evolving the old story OF domestic ineces
rather amphed The papers show that the parties
married August 2. 1885, and lived with wife's
mother at No. 81 Division street, for eight
subsequent to TIE marriage Mr. Carpenter claims
that he then discovered that this improper for
his wife TO live, and charges bis mothernaw with
propreties OF conduct He therefore,
himself and wife in Eleventh street. but she refused 20
brown stone front and complement OF household
servants which, he says be could not very well do
an income o! ten dollars week ~ clerk In intei-
genco once Meantime she brought . suit against
him IN the Court of Common Pleas for alleged cruel
meut but the suit for reasop dropped This did
instituted another against ham before Police Justice,
charging him with abandon men and for which he
PEELED to pay her 10 waek for support
siderable fall from brown atone front, but
thecss greedily accepted. II was his turn to
bring suit, which lie oid, charging her with adul-
terry This charge back to the beginning OF
August 1872 extended down TO present time.
Several OF these adteres, he alleges, committed
picnic excursions for which she hal apecial fondness
Several parties named with whom he charges she
ndulgences. and specifies certain named lady.
husband OF whom he does not believe there Is
word OF truth the narration but, the contrary,
having seen her in gigrrae da with certain gentleman
or the Esculspisn profession In Funks Park The
up motion for amony and counsel fee. She
an intelligence ofee where be $500 week Whereas
above stated. he claims 10 have been onv clerk
establishment and to be still. The Judge gave til 18th
Inst. to bring In further a1davit.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT couaI-snuITY CASES
Before Judge Blatchford.


Before Judge Baichford
Judge Batchford sat yesterday proceeded to apose
equity whole OF the Court being occ
pied with an argument in patent suit
The IusurrccIion la Cuba-Trial AZ Generals
Jordan mud Ryan.
statement has made public TO the effect that the
clerks in the federal Chambers
pied night and day filing up blank summonses and
writing legal be used In the approach
Genera has sent Communication 10 Dissri Attorney DAVIS
demanding the immediate trial OF General RYAN and others
These statements would imply thai The through
s legal agents and In t city, are demand
a q Inc y s
the contrary would TO be Abe fact
indictments found against ihs the charge Of giving
s:ss.. 4. az: + o.s :::
Jordan. .ss. me sovsrnmsos were no! ready 70
aox.Ssr ana enter G q. on he na,csm.D
What object the accused have In view in demanding trial
s
easily be But probably they think that there
With Cuba which would render an interrogation In open
court seviceabe TO the Of Cuban independence
sncs With pubic sentiment II iSe government would drop
these prosecutions altogether long they have te
appesr unwilling do this bot The defendants in.
st upon trial their right have It, though the details
preparations FOR sending Of arms. men and money 10
the Cubans Recent events IN Cuba have attracted
public trial Just now Of men charged With lie
able desre OF striking blow for her dsenthramen would,
tive action will be taken matter OF the trial OF the
cused in few daya
Notice to the Bar-The Equity Calendar.
Yesterday Judge Blatchford gave notice the that
he would daily call the equity calendar
the next two weeks and that all
ready should 20 over for the term.
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THE BROOKLYN REFORM MOVEMENT.


Meeting Of the Citizens Committee.
The Citizens Committee OF Seventy.nve met last
night at their rooms IN Montague street, Mr.. Wood
RUIZ presiding. The members OF the committee
spent some time in discussing the city charter.
MIR. Bayiss thought 1t would be well to employ Mr..
Van Colt ana Henry c. Murphy, as it would be I'M
possible 10 get the matter before the Legislar
lure unless this aid given. 1t was necessary to
have fair and equitable mode OF taxation.
AT the close Of the lengthy discussion question
was referred TO the Legislative Committee.
motion to abolish executive sessions was voted
down.
The Prosecuting Committee announced that they
had some important matters TO present TO the CON-
mtttee. They then went into executive session.
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AFFAIRS IN QUEBEC.

Threatened Epidemic- Terrible Suffering Of
che Peor-Isack Of Work and Large Emil
grafton.
QUEBEC, Dec. e. 1871.
Scarlet and blacK fever, which have for some
months past been working havoc among children In
this city, have assumed more aggravated form and
threaten TO become epidemic. The fevers are carrying
OF young ana old. Yesterday two ladies. daughters
OF The late General Irvine, were carried on and the
House OF Legislature adjourned to-day out OF re.
spect &c the deceased. The prevalence OF ibe dis
ease gives rise to great fears.
There has been Terrible suffering among the poorer
classes Of the city In consequence o the fearful cold
season. The decline OF sinpbuilding IN this port
causes o scarcity OF work. II "a bad lookout Tor
winter. and workmen are leaving IN large numbers
for the Un,ied States.
depuiailOn waited on tho Minister OF Pablo
Works to-day. asking for the establishment of
schools OF navigation IA Canada BY The federal gov
fTDnents
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COURT cAlENDARs-rnis oAs.

Nos. Ia. IS. 81.
SUPREME, CoURT-CIRcUIr-Part He'd BY Judge Van
8l, 1863, 49, 63 6x, $751; 3d. COS 637, 630 Gal,
SAB 6l7 SO $751; 655 ST. Part B. Held by Judge Brady
Nos 80 $50 562 Ga i023 l0, 0e0 ll, 238. 382 $685.
396x, 396 900
SUpRRxR CoURr-SpEoIAL TERx-Held by Judge Bar
nard-Nos g. s. 81 s. sc, 81 So So 90 81 g. g. s. s.,
81, IS, g., 10, Il, ~ rs, "A, 49, 76 ~. 78, 3d. ST. 81
AoseIlSo. ss IL, SIS isl io Ss G8 1857 Isl. III.
Gal. a. 1875 1223 l0e1 Part 2-Held by Judge spencer
Nos leo. ii2o sop so sl, 500, s slo s sS $50 7 $780,
CoUKr OF COMMON PLEAs-TlIAL TERx-Part l.
He'd by Judge Dayhos l0l s45, 1885, l0, az, 946,
.9l7yll86 lb1, 1900, 4y1, $40, 10ks.
MAnINE CoyRT-TRIAL TERM-Par! Held By Judge
Az s s7a 1o5s sse o es e e sasS sSps 'o4
1 MsId sy Judge sA:s ~. III slss % @ ss ss
Judge ,:L s ~ s5 2s $780, 7i $685.
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SUPREME cOuaT-IRIAL TrRM-2ART 2.
Judicial Positions n Bone of Fierce and Pro-
lOnGcd Contention.

l0nacd COntentfOn.
Before Judge Brady.
Si,nm,er MCGUIRE and Murray CSutr. The proceed
inCs ia these SUITS cmbodyng the claims for
Civil Jusiceshp and Police Justcehp already
reported At various times in the HERALD seems
no end TO them. The matter mp again to-day,
counsel for Mcclure sisting that bs should be heard
Counsel for Stemmier, the contrary, fad he
ready for trial. and the suit being in the nature
rsno proceedings he claimed he had 70 elect which
Gas ,, snoa1 DO tr'eh hrst Inc Judge put me
month, when he required Stemmler TO show cause why
his he Jndges) ordcr previously given, putting
down first for trial should not stand One reason be
Courts VITA promise Of their indeanc m c e rue
Is doubtless the tact of the multiplicity
pl0yed MIR. NcGuirc has less than FIVE counsel,
these embracing some Of the leading members OF the New
)rk bar his counsel being Messrs. A. j. vanderpoel
Meade, r. T. Gerry. Il. W. Stoushton VILLA A. Beach
Opposed this formidable legal array Mr. Waterbury, hut
of course single banded he stands show the conro-
yersy,
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Trial of Miner. the ALE ged C0unterfeiter.
II is understood that the trial OF j. D. Miner, who 10
charged with counterepg should take place in the
ing criminal of the Court curious startling
closures will be made with to the working Of
the Secret Service Department in this city
Jim Irving mt the Bar.
Jim Irving. 10 understood will be called the bar OF
criminal justice the United States Circuit Court on
Wednesday the 9Th inst. charge OF having "put head
and "French roof' ON Deputy Marshal Dowley.
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COURT or COMMON PleAs-9Aar |.
Another Phase Of the Black Friday Gold Case.
Before Judpe Loaenh Z. DALI

Before Judge Joseph F. DAILY.
Roderik w. Ctneron Franz Der1hein aL-This case
the particulars OF which appeared in the HERALD COM
and which been trial for the past eight
days. finally given the jury late hour last evening"
with probability Of their being locked up until
a night
Judge Joseph F. Daily, after exceedingly hard months
November, during which he almost daily
continues sit In Part during this term. Several i'm.
portant the calendar for trial.
Part Is adjourned until February.
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THE RODE SUICIDE.
Close Of the InyestipatIo,

Coroner searmer yesterday morning concluded bis nves
CATION lno the circumstances attending tie death of Marie
RODE the French woman, whose dead body found float
ing IN the dock at rier No Es RIVER as re
ported nt5e HERALD TIE Coroner was unable to obtain
further OF from the q,
previously ec.ed the jury fully that
committed suicide by drowning and ACCORDING rende red
yer, i.ct Ia 4 hat eff
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The Comp,roller,s once.

At this once the .small pipe" men made an APP
piication for their pay, but the Comptroller told
them that he had yet received the payrolls. In
the course OF the day the Department OF Public
Works sent over the payrolls Tor October, ana the
Comptroller will at once have them made ready for
forwarding TO Mr.. Cady, so that the men may be
paid without delay.
the Comptroller paid to the Department OF Parks
yesterday 100000.
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BELOW.

Brig Venture tBr) Folker q days from Port SPAIN Trim
tWas spoken Dec Oh Block Island, by pilot boat
shall, No g..
Brig Pietro 1tal), from.
Wind AT sunset SW.
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SUPERIOR CuvaT-TRAL TrRw-?AaTI.
What Comes OF Bequeathing Property 10 n
Church.
Before J udge Mcneil.

Da.id s. Dual, Ereutor $-r., 81 june Lat1eron
Ep,n 7eli ChthThe plaintiff IL the the late
Benjamin Ogden who among other beqnests left certain
OF real estate In trust for this church. whole
matter dispute is the question OF the succession
whether the shall he pail by the under
the win or by the ehurch.sueh tax going to the general
r253 go for the painn, subject TO the opinion
Of he FERN
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

,, sio'e en,, ssoJno $,5ool | $1,000 s5.0s0
Prizes cashed and information furnished. The highest
rates paid for Doubloons all kinds Gold Silver,
spanish Bank Bills, Government Securities &c, &c. Orders
promptly llcd.
The extraordinary Drawing will take place 10Th Decn-
ber One Capital Prize OF S2n0 Of Sl0u0y0,
IS 90. Whole amount TO he drawn. S6c0,tx0, with only
2U,UOJ tickets. TAYLOR + CO., Bankers,
Ii (, all New
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. the Department Of Parks
B0urd OF Aldermen.

This Board met yesterday and received a report
from committee appointed In relation to rcguat-
ing speed on the Fourth Avenue Railroad. The re-.
port recommends that the speed be regulated TO
conform 10 the usual cate on city lines
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THE COUR T S.

The Case Of the Alleged Cuban Inmrrectionists,
Jordan and Ryan-Ths Equity Calendar
The Seventh Judicial Court Controversy
Another Case Of Domestic Infehc-
ity-Another Phase Of the Black
Friday SuiD-The Notori-
ous 6reenthall in the
General Sessions
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
OE@

DATES or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TuR
MONTH or DECEMBER.
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3neupem s.a Mary Haley, Haiev Gsoreetown, DO; fAoA
Eims Kelley, New YORK War Stecd Phinney, Hudson.
WAhnEn Dec ARRIVED, schr Oscar Hawiey. Baysss
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Meeting OF the Sinking Fund
Commissioners.
Chamberlain Bradley Still Exercised About the
Payment to Mr.. Nathaniel Sands-The
Mayor and the Newly Elected Alder
men-The Small Pipe Men, 10
Be Paid-More Money
for the Parks

Meeting of The Commissioners OF tho Sinking
Fund.
meeting OF the above Commission was held yes
terday al the Mayors once. There present the
Mayor. the City Chamberlain. the Comptroller and
Alderman Lysaght, Chairman or the Finance Com.
mittee OF the Board OF Assistant Aldermen. The
minutes OF tue previous meeting were read and ap-
proved.
The MAYOR said that he had nothing TO bring be-
fore the Commissioners He did not know whether
any one else had.
Chamberlain BRADLEY said he wanted TO know
how that inquiry as 10 Mr.. Sands negotiation was
Comptroller GRExN-I am not ready yet to report.
have inquired as to the facts, but have not yet
reduced my report TO writing. turning TO the
Chamberain)-Wh Is IL you want te KNOW
authority tins SIS, 900 was paid
The COMPTR0LLER-I dOn't know that the sinking
Fund Commissioners haze anything TO do with IT,
the CHAABERLAIN-There Is no doubt that the
The Mayor think It was never spoken OF before
the Sinking Fund Commission IN any form or shape.
The CHANBERLA1N-There was no draft Oh the
Treasury for this money, and should ike TO know
think the SINKING Fund Commissioners had some
thing TO do with IL
the CoMPTRoLLER-Well,b be that as It may: have
Il all ready and win be ready 70 report about It at
the next meeting.
me CHAMBERLAIN stated that on examination OF
the minutes OF the Commission It was found that the
correspondence and resolutions relating TO this loan
were found In the minutes, aud that, therefore, lac
Sinking Fund Commissioners did know something
about II
On the moron OF the Mayor the meeting of the
Commission VIII, In future, be held at the Comp
troiler's ONCE at the call OF the Comptroller.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
slons9o; , $4,000 o. $b,coao o| sloocc ssoe
1142 lCo 500 e97s.. i 1857 .l0o 49, 40
J. u. Martinez 4 CO., Bankers,
~ Wall street, boz ass Post once, New York
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n different States-Deseron, Ac, sudlcient cause; nu
publicity; charge until divorce granted; sdyics free.
n. HOUSE, Attorney, l6O brosa~sy.-
A BsOLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FkOM
N the courts OF different States. No pu6ncy nu'oo
free Notary Public Commissioner for every Sth.e
|HAMPA0NB BOTTLES SECOND HAND.
~ Quarts and ptnts, I8s per gross
Quarts alone, la per gross.
Pints alone 20a. per gross
Bottles OF all sOrfs, new and second nano
Three months bill on London
Free board, London $500. =. ..,,,,,.n..
N. EDARD.
Murgan's lane
.@ LONDON
q. MELlN,
Sole Agent
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The Newly Elected Aldermen.

The Mayor handed to Colonel JOHN the following
letter In reference to an inquiry Of the gallant
Colonel as what he was to 40 about swearing in
an Assistant Alderman VINO had presented himself.
1t will be that the Mayor delegates the solution
OF the legal difficulty 70 the law COURTS
To the CLERK OF THE MAYoR:-
The Mayor respectfully RENTS clamants tho ONCE Of
Alderman Assistant Alderman
such officer paving 70 ADMINISTER oaths the claim
The Mayor
the oath for keeping the office or the Mayor
legal effect may be declared 10 possess thereby bur
"fled" and to inform each cziman
tng said that the Mayor respectfully declines to
e. OAKEY HALL, Mayor.