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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
steamship England BID THOMPSON, Liverpool May % and
Hurst. june lat ii o. lon s. s. spoke Ship Mon dongo, Of
bound n All. nG ns time bark ow
WITH red cross, bouud east
2SiS Win mdse and s,S ~ Williams
SiSa ups oa s Of SS
Of nen%ara died Of eryspeas May a. lat y 10
% 4O assed German steamer and Cunard steamer all
Steamship City of Mexico Zimmerman Vera Crns Nav Of
Ssa sssh and Havana June with ndse and passengers.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones Wilmington, NC 70 hours
steamship VIM Clyde. parker. Richmond, City Poirt
Ship Pacific Foss Glasgow AZ days, with mdse, to VIM
Nelson " Had strong westerly gales MP TO Cape Race ;
since light winds and thick fog june IL AM during
got AM throwing OVERHEARD abou, loo tons
OF cargo also Lost anchor ana several hawser
BARK aInde, gNor Brnissaard Cardiff SO days with rail-
westerly winds the Banks was Is days from thence viii,
Or Davis. Cardiff 20 days. with railway iron
@ TO 6sn i 70 ~s. n ne, e. Mad
n lon 20 w. spoke ship Wellington, from Liverpool for New
Bark Dover Cof Wilmington, Del. Stephen. Bordeaux IS
sss sn VINE .e 70 aa sesy winds The en-
BARK tBr, Fullerton cienfuegos II day, with sugar.
10 Fowler Jova vessel 70 order. Been days
'eTa s,k WIN o,s sn' End; s and os IN
toe Swain Son Had wos,ery wind, and dense fogs all
BARR Z Lasy Nctsl. Collin sydney cB % days with
sS1 aa @ an 10 s w ant. . MAI
The e sr pas. .n sea o 2" searq
s c,c no. Ts csprs ko aTan sas with
May 20 Is hne weather April a. iat us
ionF ", spoke brig rubai Cam, from - for River La
Brig Nice Br Peterson omos. Hon 10 days with log.
Had dne weather left in port schr United States, just
Brig Burrerme,ster stuve tNG) Mas. st Johns PR II
days with noasse to Burdett Pond order Had
light wind, and Gains; beeu days north OF Haeras.
,sras May 30 lat g % ion ssa spoke scbr Tropic BIRD
Brig Bono pr, Edeet, csrdenss, II DAYS, with sugar
Bris Herman 1of Stockton, Hrhborn sarua days. with
Winds been days north iaeras: sailed in company
Brig Mary Rowland, Rowland, wilmington, NC. DAYS,
with lumber and shingles 10 Been days Of Hat
ses- T The- s S%as Boston, Pitcher
wh %ose a9Es 10 master Had
scnr , Randolph .Brl, sayne, csraena',s days with
weather days north Of Haierss Sailed in company with
scbr Tropic Bird, for New YORK.
Morgan TO Harbu, lad me wss,her
scnr Il Brown tof Provinceown), Brown, Baracoas
days, with fra, to Douglas Gran vessel 70 B Wen
scnr Helen Augusta tof Poriandi. Wells, Corpus Uprsn
"a days, with hides, &c, to II Brown 4 Co. o'''
cy ws %
mssr Had gn. vna nd. a@s foe weather Them hes
port being $500 feet port measurement and weighing ID
achr Clara sawyer tof FREMONT Brsp.conb Savannah
days with lumber TO the New Haven sswm 20 bound
scSf D Il KIRK, Robinson, virginia.
se S Mary Fr ,. c as,isIs Virginia.
scbr waupcnss, Keen, Virginia.
schr Lmma 4 Reuben, johnson, Virginia
schr Hubbard, Lo,e.snd, Virgins.
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win be under tine direction OF WorshiDful Brother
Downing. leader OF the Seventy first reRimental
band. The vocal music win be conducted BY
poser and baritone Rehearssi win tafS Mace 10
day. al one O'Clock sharp, when every brother who
has TO take part In the musical exercises s expAced
to be in his place at Apollo Hail. nOrthwes corner
Of Broadway and Twenty-eighth street. AS the
music on these occasions is always excellent no
doubt there VII be full attendance ut the opening
al Two O'Clock. "a ;Sr zsssssrs=,s-ss. ssssrs-....
sIs".Rs OF THE EASTERN STAR.
us :, a body consisting or the mothers, wives.
sisters, daughters and widows OF Freemasons. II
Is governed by Grand Patron, Grand Ma.ron and
other officers, male and female. The Grand Patron
Is the NJ W. Z. o. jenkins, the Grand Matrol is
In the Order ever since its revival In the United
States and the r. w. Robert Aacoy, to whose pen
the Sisters are indebted for the beautiful ritual OF
the Order, Is the Grand Secretary. The Grand
Chapter win open tomorrow, and this session Win
be also VERY interesting. Ii Is probable that TIE
grand officers will all be reelected.
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THE RECENT FAIL CAR COLLISION.
Oficini Investigation-Thc Occurrence Acch
dental.

Oficinl Investigation-Tho Occurrence Accs>
dental.
Coroner Schiraer yesterday investigated the case
OF Mr.. Charles X Butler who was killed oil the cor
ner OF l25th street and Fourth avenue on the even
ing of the Goth ulrimo by the collision OF horse
car OF the Manhatanvile line which he was driving
and a Boston express train or the New York and
New Haven Railroad Company. The testimony
went to show that deceased duly notified OF the
approaching train, and had he stopped promptly
as requested by "a passenger, the collision might
have been prevented and the life OF Mr. Butler saved
Several witnesses were examined, and at the conclu
sion OF the testimony the jury found as follows:-
s'Tbat the deceased came to his death from injuries
accidentally received, on the evening OF the goth
day OF May, 1871, by the collision Of an outward
New Haven Railroad Company with a horse car of
the Manharauvi!le line, belonging TO the Third Ave-
nue. Railroad Company, at 1l5th street ana Fourth
oxp
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TIE WILLIAMSBURG CNWglcISG CASE.

Miss Emma Moser, the heroine OF the Williams.
burg cowhtding case, In which Frederick A. Bur.
rows was the victim, was before Justice VOORHEES,
yesterday Emma did not deny the assault, and
the Justice ordered her TO pay fine of twenty-five
dollars, in default twenty-nine days IN the county
jail. Messrs. Selien Richmond and Charles Beatty,
her heelers were served IN the same way. Being
short Sef money. the trio departed for RAYMOND
sreet and are now the guests OF Sheritf Walter.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
POET OF NEW yOax, JySE 5. 1871.
CLEARED.


Bros
Steamship Chesapeake. Bragg, Portand-J Ames
Bark Ethel tBr Hughes, Gloucester Arscll 4 Tufts.
Bark rtsnia (Brl, Jansen QueensownW endt, Tetens
Bockmauu
Bark Elizabeth tNor) Knudsen Reval (Eussia)-Funch,
Edge Il Go.
4 Co. -
Bark Hombersond tNorD Nielsen, stetn-F unch Edge
Co.
Bark Holbrook, Lcav. Konlgsberc-Brett Son & Co.
Bark Jenny tRusl, Snemsnn, Havre-Howland 4 Aspin-
wall.
Park Mayfower, Eochkiss Barbados--H Trowbridge's
Sons
Bark W Iolbrook, Pollcys, Maianzas-James Ward
Co.
Bark Jonathan Godfrey, Fraser, New Orieans-N Brig
ham.
Rrc Clara jenkins, Coombs. Marseilles-Mller Hough-
ton
Brig Five Brothers, Randall Lsbon-Mller Eouchton
Brig Mary Oliver Br), Layton, Parrsboro, NS-Crandan
Bertaux h Go.
Brig Walter Howes. Pierce, Bangor-H W Loud 4 Co.
Schr Helene, Wickes, Observation-Disclosures Ball a. Co.
Schr a A Hodgeman, Eaton Elzab-thport.
Schr Lavolta Whmore. Newburyport-C l. Hatch
Schr Maria Louisa, Snow, Danversport-- u j Wenberg
Schr Nellie Bloomfield Hobnie, Stamford.
Steamer Il Biddle, acCue. philadelphia.
Steamer Fannie, Fenton. Philadelphia.
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TIE NAVAL ACADEMY.

distribution Of diplomas 20 The Graduating
Characterization Of Candidates Tor I'D
mission.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June s. 1871.
The diplomas viii be distributed to the gradual
ing class OF cadet midshipmen at the Naval Acade-
my on tomorrow Tuesday morning, at ten O'Clock.
The class numbers forty-eight members. The ex-
animation OF candidates Tor admission is now taking
place There are several vacancies yet TO be nlled
by appointment and those not presenting them
2gth Of September next, at the same time the class
OF cadet engineers 10 be appointed by the Secretary
oi the Navy Will be examined for admission.
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THE EAST RIVER CASTING up ITS DsaD

The body OF another unknown man foated into
the Greenpon ferry slip yesterday morning. 1t had
been the river five six weeks ana was greatly
disfgured. The unknown was about five feet eight
inches, aud wore blue flannel shirt, wnIte and
brown striped pants, blue woollen stockings and
laced shoes. Coroner Whitehill took charge Of the
body
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BELOW.

Ship Cornelius Grinuel, Griffin, from London April L.
with mdse and passengers Grnnell, Minurn WAS
boarded June 2 lat A. Ion 81 So by pilot boat Blunt
Id.
ship Europa fNG), Pchler from Bremen April n.
Ship Dexter, Taylor. from Leghorn April s. with marble
&c Fabbrcott Pros vessel Isaac Taylor. fWas seen
June 2, lat Al lon CT 3d. by pilot boat w Blunt H.
Bark Witch of Boston,. Bursey from shanshac Jan 81.
Wind at sunset ESE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
nR. RAILWAYS
ARSAPARlLL1AN RESOLvENT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop OF the sARSAPARILLIAN RESOLvENT
communicates through the Blood, and other fluids
and juices 81 the system the vgor OF life, for II repairs
the wastes Of the body with material Scro-
tna, Consumption disease Ulcers In the Throat
Mouth. Tumors Nodes In the Glands and other parts
of the system, Sore Eyes, Srumorous discharges
Sores, Scald Head Ring Worm, Salt Rhcum, Erysipeas
Acne Back spots, Worms the Flesh, Tumors,
within the curative range OF this wonder OF modern
chemistry ana few days' viii prove any person
using for either OF these forms OF disease potent
10 cure them.
" the patient daily becoming reduced by the wastes and
decomposition that IL continually progressing succeeds In
arresng these wastes, and the With new male
LIAM viii and does securea 10 certain for when once
this remedy its of purihcaton, and
ceeds diminishing the loss OF wastes it, will be
rapid and every day the patient will feel himself growing
better and the food dgesng better appetite i'm
proving and nesh and weigh. increasing.
Not only does the sARsAPARILLIAN REsoLvENT excel
al remedial In the OF Chrome, Scr0u
lous, Constitutional skin diseases but IL the only POSI-
tive for
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Gravel Diabetes, Dropsy, sorpase Of Water, Brgh's Dis
case and Abunnur.a.
TUHoR or TWELVE YEARS GROWTH CURDD BY
RAILWAYS KtScLVENT.
BEVERLY. Mass. July IL, 1859.
Dr. RAILWAY have bad Ovarian Turnor In the ovaries
aud bowels All the doctors SAID There help for IT, y
triad everything that but nothing helped
saw your Resolven and thought would try II, but
had faith In IL because had suffered for twelve
took sS bottles OF the Resovcnt and box OF Railway
OF tumor 10 be felt and feel better, smarter
and happier than have for twelve The worst tuor
In the left side OF the bowels over the groin write THIS
70 you for the benefit Of others You can publish you
choose HANNAH r. kNAPP
sod By druggists and at DR.. RAILWAYS Office. 81 Maiden
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SHIPPING NEW S
a.manar tor New York This Day.

4a.nanar tor New York This Day.
Sun rises. ...... 4 20 Moon rises. eve II 10
Sun sets. ...... % High water morn II oil
OCEAN STEAMERS,
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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The steamship Atlantic tho second vessel % the White
Star line has had satisfactory trip from Liver
pool within day past and her engines per
fecy She will leave Liverpool Thursday next, sails
from New York on her return trip July l.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

The highest rates paid for Douboons MI kinds OF Gold
and Silver, Government Securities, &c.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers,
No. 16 Wall street. New York.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
TIE HHAR7ON TRIAL.

THE TESTIMONY FOR THE PROSECUTION CLOSED.
BALTIMORE Dec. 26.-The Criminal Court OF
Anne Arundel County for the tal Of Mrs. Wharton, re-
assembled today When the Court adjourned on Satur
day morning last II for the purpose of allowing lhe
TO Prof Toncy complete his analysis OF the hVer "'
Gen. Ketchum, begun on Monday OF last week. "hen
Prof Toncy left the witness stand on Thursday ne had
70 far his analysis to obtain number o
dark spots on porcelain plate, which indicated unlniS
takably in his opinion, the presence Of srseno or anti
Iy after opening Of the Court to-day Prot
oneV was called TO She stand and testified that in tax
mo IL the dark spots the porcelain pate Ms oyect
T. st sssr would sSS Sn%ony and the
dificut solubty OF the remaining part would denote
evaporated spot ihe uninstakabe color OF antimony
the center OF the spot was of light yellow color
ncinng to white further tests these spots, with the
aid of microscopc gave evidences OF the presence n,
naked eye The experiments therefore, proved the spots
S s Of nafe o M w Ts
two other spots he tried nitric acid to see ~ ne
with the spots His next experiment was with another
part of the original solution, to see II he could
obtain metallic antimony This test was also unsatis
factory and put aside OF no particular value on
account of the exceedingly minute results obtained II
safisrtory the witness stating that the quantity Of the
material uoed for experimenting was too small to operate
with Further experiments with the original solution
obtained prccipitate OF suphide OF antmony equal to
81 OF grain which would be three or fort nuns
Of Q grain OF metallic antimOny. Witness stated
that judging from the result Obtained I',n Ir9h,
over half. the whole liver might have
contained from snehaf TO threequarters OF grain. Ail
these GOVERNMENTS made from materials taken
from the large Jars containing the liver The witness
next took the contents OF the small Jars containing on,
same test had proceeded far with his as 70
dark spots ON porcelain plate indicating arseho
antirnOny. =, -.-...,.- ....,
At this point the connac for the prosecution stated
that the testimony was closed on the part VI lhe stale
The Court then ADJOURNED until tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
RAPID TRANSIT.
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF NINETY -
RAILWAY COMPANY ARRAIGNED.

MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF NINETY -
RAILWAY COMPANY ARRAIGNED.
The Committee of Ninety met yesterday af-
ternoon at the Of the Chamber Of Commerce. John
Foley In the chair and Wm M. Hoes acting Secretary
The chairman stated that the next two meetings would
be held in the Of the Committee Of Seventy at No.
81 UnionsQu On motion Of John T. Daily, the chair
man appointed Mr.. DAILY, Myer Stern, Vim. M. Hoes,
Lewis B. Brown, and A. j. Dovale, Committee on
Admission. Mr.. DAILY said: Real estate had suffered
greatly from the want Of rapid transit on the
Island. THE TRIBUNE OF this morning contains
an article which presents in the clearest manDef
the results Of lack Of the proper means =
communication between the upper and lower
portions Of the city. The slow growth OF Westchester
County referred to in THE TRIBUNE H. as look at IT,,
due for the most part to the NewYOrk and NewHaven
Railroad Company This road is evidently run In the
interests of the State OF Connecticut Not single ex
press train stops this side OF Stamford the depOts are
all in good condition after passing Portchester; and
better on the through trains The depots
in westcheser County are the same old sheds which
between Wcstchester County and tho growing dis
tricts in New-Jcrsey s very marked. The reason Tor
this may be found III the single item OF communication
The rates 70 Mount Vernon l6 miles, $40 per ann,lI
to New Rochelle Is miles &93 The charges on the Other
hand Stamford, Conn, 81 miles, only tll3 to MOI
walk As miles. 20 " Bridgeport 59i miles, slaS and to
New Haven &c miles, SAG per annuh. THE TRIBUNE -
right when It that NewYOrk losing the best part
of its populatiothe middle class The Brooklyn bridge
s building away. and until the problem o.
rapid transit is solved e growth OF population Will
continue to diminish" The Committee then adjourned
to meet at s y. Friday, at No 50 Unon-square.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
UEdTUER REPORTS.
SNOW ON THE PLAINS.

SNOW ON THE PLAINS.
BRYAN STATION, Wy, Dec. @-There has
been heavy fall Of snow here, and railroad comnuhca
ton with the East is interrupted.
THE ICE BREAKING UP IN TIE HUDSON.
pouGuKEEpsIE, N. Y, Dec. 26.-The ice in
the Hudson is melting very fast The ferryboat
Mt this place will attempt to renew her trips tomorrow
thnwng and that teams breaking In while attempt
nS 70 cross on the ice Az yet loss Of life h reported
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORTS.
WAa DEPARrnKFT,
OYyICn OF TIE CHIHY 6IGEAL OYTlC1R.f
WASHINGTON D. G.. Dec. 2G-7p H. }
synopns for the past frtny-four hours
The low barometer which was in New I'm,
GLAND Monday hss %Sysa % %r1r sSSsm
during the day se.s IN.
faen from Idaho Wisconsin. where clear weather has
and
clondy and warm weather In the South Atlantic end
No1ssy aHd Winds prevail from
Michigan TO Ne brasks and Arksnsas and gnt Sastefy
yinds from the same lake " the Mloaio sna Esss Az
anuc. ,,,,l...
Tho area Of cold clearing weather, with northeriy
ma will probaby move eastward on wednesday over
hs Gsses and extend ths
Of wests tss pSc:Sy With light
snow or rain tnsh PARTIAL. cloudy and Yld weather
the Gpt anG seoh
ars not anticipated fos this evening.
gupplsmenlary Weather Report
mt. narntnv snow fell In Cheyenne aud at Milwaukee
light is IN Galveston Tsaas fh" s ssow
a. Omaha 80 below st st. Paul, 30 below; and Vt VIZ
oinia CITY Montana, 60 below zero ,x.
tcbes receiyed this evening report light snow
-. ,a4"" on With temperature Of leo. Snow wns also
reported DsyenpSrt Iowa Srsnd Mnys4 MSS
v ~ T"ro"to A heavy rain fell In EeokuA lows il
was clearns as, sns IKE o. ctV Hnrss Pa was
,eo Ichsnnviie Fla 76o; Key West, $50; Mobile, 10;
New Orleans, 100 Punta Rosa 77o and savannah ia
7S At Duluth aud 3d. Paul. Minn.' IL was ~ ana -
Marquette, Mich, 90 above zero.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
NO GAS LAST NIGHT IN THE DARK DISTRICT

Notwithstanding the assertion of Presidenh
ZohkoRer Of the Metropolitan Gaslight Company that
he had made arrangements with the Harlem Gsslight
Company whereby the dark district was " be lighted
with gas from works OF the latter. there
last evening the part Of the city usually supplied by
the Metropolitan Company, to tho great annoyance Of
all who dwell In 1t, Of those who had occasiop
walk through 1t In the drzzhng rain that increased tho
obscurity. Tapess candles, and lamps pressed into
service 20 on the previous evenings Christmas enter
tainents which had been deferred until last night
necessarily abandoned Tho continued absence Of gas
has worked great injury so the poorer class Of sorc
keepers who had expended their surplus IN expectation
of reAlixng haadDme pront during the holidays Tho
fancy goods end other stores usually thronged u this
season Of tho year. utterly deserted BY pocbsss
last evening
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
HOW TWO TAMNiANY COMMISSIONERS EARN
THEIR SALARIES

James NJ. Sweeny and Hugh Smith, Com
missioners Of the Riverside Park made awards some
time ago to the propertyowners whose land was appro
priated and the amounts submitted for connrma
ton to Judge Barnard, who. deeming some OF them
too high, ordered them back to the Commissioners
for amendment. An appeal was then made from the
order to the General Term Of the Court, whereupon
judges Ingraham and Cardozo cut down the awards
from one fourth to one-thrd, and WILL when the case
comes before them, refer the papers TO Commission
ers for correction. The matter will come up on
Tuesday next when, 1t ia understood, an mort
will be made to have the order referred to
the present Commissioners, Messrs sweeny and
Smith. Corporation Counsel O'Gorman expresses
his determination that to oppose tho motion on
the ground that these Commissioners are out OF the
country, and unable to attend to their duties. This
action II sustained by the Court will amount 70 set
ting aside of the action of the present Commissioners
aud may lead to much litigation, as 1t Is understood hat
some Of the whose awards are reduced
will appeal to the for njunctons to stop further
proceedings until such time as their wishes are com
Piled WITH the question s settled BY appeal to the
highest tribunal.
Sweeny and Smith are also Commissioners for the ex
tension Of the Eeventh-ave, and Mr. OGorman states
that 10 made appear to him that they will not soon
return he will make application for their removal as
their prolonged absence will make II impossible Tor them
to perform the duties Of their position These men are
now receiving regular pay as Commissioners and are
doing work for it, either in person or by deputy.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
TEI.EGRAPHIC NOTES

Yesterday was observed a holiday in Eng.
lspd eli busiss beus suspended
During pyrotechnical display in Macon. Ga,
nm Christians ball thrown igpnns hrs
ssoeI Ao eIpsu se~sd asd is. were bssns
Los, S6o.0M
The Twelfth Night Revelers' will give their
,h,,d aupusl Friday Jan
will grand during The day. and night there viii be
ball al TIE Opera House.
An indignation meeting was held by tho oiti-
Ohio sdpdav sDd resolutions passd
dessf Cnnss Ceurs fos ressy ee Of es The
nssnne which called
hr0sLsn r~spty Sed fst lie Mys
NtustAs ~ AsDtd " ssvs w place
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
cRrnHs AND cAsuALr1Es-By TELEGRAM

CRIA66 AND SAbUALIlES-b1 TELEuAFH.
George W. Batchelder Of Lsoonis, N. H., COM
nit.ss s,Nde ossaay, by sakias AsAsasn
IA drover named John Simons WAS robbed by
hvhusyss Absay sunday sgAt Of 80 saA %
-. The house Of Jonathan Bryant, at South Liver
na robbed bsTas o. Saturday s sls~ ESQ q Ae
snssnt b>ins 10 cola
The Rev. n. C. Wallace Of Atlanta was shos
and ksd Atlanta Columbia Coussy. Art. Dee - sruslsn
fellow nansd 6eil.an TIE usrtsrsr u = Ases
-. Edward Cougherty Of Albany was killed, and
Johs LA and David des hoe sevssG injured see sb Of
ssaaoh a. The 0lsss wsssn Mips N usIes. yesterday.
:.:.James w. Kennedy httsburgh stock broker,
sso overaess sssA ap9ssd 70 have anseasd bic aiad
Tho Norwegian bark Hulds, Norberg master,
londos Phls,slpMs y 81 ehAk aAoFs
s. She bss ssa sOiax 70 se The vessel and cargo
Gs Total lssa
....A Ecotchman named David Fluckes attempted
70 uurder HE win commit vss IN Disghaa,on u Sssds
Isthe k,iN rs.sa Thar ussOis vsss q donss
Fhrlsr 10 In sasso>y
....Msry NeXsnon. while crossing tho Lake shor.
Asilvsy tssk 1ss Yssssy, With csd sras 70,
soclsd D Isssing as ~ sass killed Tia child xas
Arevs bsswsss - NIB ssd ssespsd iutaIy
William 1. Glover. who was tried in August
sa eiuea v hsax bsss As iass tAs 8oysso he
hO. SNS y S>Ioo. shsA - s0 p'stsAy pusasA
The mysterious Wild man, who has been tbs
.sAes sssl Nssss Cknn e ssns ysaM wss - assS
ysday BY etsN WsNsg texses Ps sSss b attempted
% I'LL rte sen ". .phs asssusss sssIs lS u
ssuNv Sus sst sssI,elseA
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
THE VOUCHER ROBBERY.

John G.. HeeHan sailed from England last
Saturday with the intention ia said by his friends, Of
prosecuting for hb the author Of the report that he
was implicated In the theft Of the vouchers from the
Controllers office. Heenan sailed from this port
two weeks ago, In company with William h. Cook,
intending to remain IN England some time. Cooke
name had also been used in connection with the voucher
robbery, and report was circulated that he had fed
from the country to avoid arrest and the probable conse
ouences. An intimate friend Of Cooks told TRIBUNE
Yesterday that the European trip the result
OF suit Tor divorce begun in English court by Cook
wife, an English actress, whom he had married IN this
domestic troubles. Where Dunphy, whose name was
also freely used in connection with the voucher theft
has cone, none Of his friends seem to know.