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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
ND ruovpsoy ON THE FATE OF PARIS.

The Rev. DIR. j. p. Thompson delivered q
lecture on "Mora Lessons and Illustrations OF Bible
Truths from the Fate Of Paris last evening. at the
Broadway Tabernacle The calamity that has come upon
Paris said he has sent shudder throughout the civil
lied world not so much account Of the destruction
q, life az from the fact that that city has been the
focus of civilization for centuries, and though nature
can in time replace Efe, tie products OF cIVl.zcd
man which have been destroyed there, cannot be
restored. The German sLrunk fIUIn TINS, Dut
alas il is now the people against the people.
10 any one than casual observer the SEEDS Oh
the trOube have been long obvious. These are prnCl
Dav the interference Of the state In the religious free
dom Of its people under the pretended liberal Ma
poce and tie system Of prOlct1rdn labor, when was
merely repeating the practices OF OLD Rome, ana GLOWING
support Repub cansm is not failure neither are the
French incapable of selgOvernment for tie tfue quiet
voice of the peope 10 he heard. Another cts Is
rlCased 70 term this Divine dspensation, ana IN ms
regpect I would call attention 70 resolution laley
passed by synod in Philadelphia, which for pure bEo
most unparalleled This resolution that The pres
suffering in Paris is sent righteous lDuuOn iOr te
massacre st. Bartholomew Day. There Is an ar
Of exultatiOn rervadng this which s 1nOnstrOus, II, IN
deed we had not the SaviOI's words OThiddng such
proceeding We are shown by these troubles that the
mere education Of mind and taste, which the followers
of COmto would make Us believe sufficient TO restrain
man, Will not prove in moments OF trial. The men
had been allowed free 10 the finest works OF
art are the that throw petroleum on them and
them fire. These the VINO nave received
their education in the aesthetic Gthe tic school We have
something 10 learn from the French uoubes-and that
IT, 10 prevent the labong classes by acting justly win
them, from seeking aid from government and also 10
stop the state governments from interfering In DehdI OF
any sectaIlan society.
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TIRED OF LIFE.

Joseph c. Egberi, age 90, shot himself through
the heart with revolver yesterday in his apartment at
No col Ninth-ave., and died in few minutes. lie had
been Respondent for some time.
Sarah Tucker who was locked mp III inc 'huIchst ro'
lice station last evening for being intoxicated ana as
orderly, was soon afteTward discovered managing Dy
her shawl from the cell door She cut down III uihe
10 save her life. go =. .,-.,,r..t
FrgrcA ward Edridgc. &C. THE National HOcl'
IN CorjlIdt entered Hunts drug store no - ami!
81 80 .tcI tay aud called Tor prescription. WhIc tIe
clr Evaat NnpoundiHg e., Elirdsc atcmpttN SUICIDE
~ st.luj - N.lsch fcv,r.y ~ tie neck Win tGh
li.., lie ~ tcl. to tue hcfceT-st. Police Nhtoh
WieIe s nOL a. erbcd, ana Bo San then l0ckeN up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
THE NATIONAL INSURANCE CONVENTION
FOURTH DAY.

The fourth days session of the National In
suraBco Convention opened on Saturday with an
address Fire Insurance." by Henry A. Oakley, Pres
ident the National Board Of Fire Underwriters. Judge
savage after referring the great benefits Of fire nsur
Ance companies IA the development Of cities, said
that tie Western states would do better to protect their
property b Eastern capital than TO lock up 50 much Of
tEeir capital in insurance companies, instead OF
csng IL an Developing the resources OF their respective
States.
Mr. Harvey Of Nebraska offered the following. which
were appropriately referred:
botd Thai tia CeIEeHton SfOnmebd 20 hf Legsuret 81 the
hliOSng:
That no company shall s permitted - fsne policies upoH
a b'rt II ct1sH ~ tie state Unless upon tlecf premium -
BOO MI cover e cost a usuaIce due M The cuHeut ae0rf
"a DO advance
tia 20 opADy flsi he prrnid policies
't s@s utes, IL thes 81 ~ sla be 'slscd
..Pe,h % h "ey onTset 100 such lat
81 tssua ~ be DEE Ablte b. ht suI
SN sbseh We eowussf og-sIte .La ut tntsop " saeh
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1NAAH ~ 'AH
Born Feb. 8, 1921,
ma NJ. o. 1911

Upon tables at the head and foot OF the casket were
crosses ana pyramids OF beautiful flowers furnished by
members OF the Second Brigade staff At m, religious
services In German were performed at the residence by
the Rev. DE- Housemsnn, pastor OF the Evangelical
Lutheran Church In schermerhOrnst., OF which Gen.
Burger was member. The military assembled at /
o'clock In Henry-s The pall-beaTers BTg.-Gcns.
Ward Aspinwall, Craig, steinway, Dakn and McQuade
The procession moved IA the following order:
horGen khse snd Stf Gen Vsran ard Guard Of Honor
eompo,s Of the s1 Regiment Col BeaI ana Capt ca. K Indie
men 10 citen's dress; Battery P Division; hrse drawn v four
ga surrounded by psbeAt Gen Burgers
led by two Of
Dou remeus members Of the and the Lerkr.D,
ngug Society," CITY cAnAses Sth ksgmsnt sb Regiment lh
Regiments 6th Regiment .,, -
The procession passed through Henry-st to Atlantic
and Fourth-ayes., and through Fourthaye 10 Green
wood Cemetery where the remains placed In the
family vault after religious exercises by the Rev. j. H.
menf and the firing Of the customary military salute
The flags upon the City Hall were displayed at half
ceased,
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do no, wish 10 inform you reader that Wonderful other
man remedy that Consumption When the lans
are eonsum.-n Short will ell diseases whether Of mind body
or estate make live and leave death play for want OF
work and designed to suDunsr sphere bh Paradise
10 Vii sh Heaven shall be hat os fOu have heard enough
fth hubuggtry But when tell that De- sage ca
tauh Rem ptsIy the " taiarh 10 the Heal
ONLY Assert which Thousands testify To- will s0 Ne.
Apamphlet wing symptoms and oer
infonnson sent % any address THIS rem,dr is = .
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Price by mail postpaid receipt OF sixty cents or
four package. dollars Beware o. eouniee and .oh es m
it.dps private stamp Which positive guarantee OF
gsnuinenes de outside wrapper RemsmOe ihii h p
amp suel h United expressly for stamping
INV me cns nv portrait address and the words u =
etcs engraved upon h and need rot be mistaken
Doat be vae by aud Others representing uemise, "
DR. sage living that has he s4
,S,sI "a all mi, meIeu, K v PIERCE, NJ. D.,
~ l1J stneeA.st Bufslo ~ T.
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saloon keeper in Orange-st., Roscyille VINO nrear
eDed 10 kill his wife week ago. assaulted TWO ooes
on Saturday who were attempting 10 hroot ni'' ,
was arrested hIler ulschalsihB :" u0"''o'
with no effect.
oRANGE-An association Of meadow Owners was so, or
ganized Saturday, with the following oH'Tcis' ~,
Francis M. iichenor, secretary Executive COMMITTEE
Ira Kilburn, Ira Harrison, +. Ham, j. + smith. a., -
Resolutions adopted declaring the appolntneht o
Drainage Commissioners an act OF nsrPhoon nI
pledging the resistance OF the Association 10 te schc
Of the briggs Drainage Company, which acts un"oi
contract made with the Commissioners
PATERsOS.-Glbert Day, cOlored, who was wounded py
Richard Floyd few days ago Is thought to ne recover
ing The Fair I'm aid Of ST. JOseph's Hospital coseq on
Saturday night. During the year ending 'S ~, las
sale County expended $3.50 81 on Coroner
:i775O ST. courts; Sii5 49, unaiic asylum; sio'4 o IL
cidentas; sl0Ols o. salaries OF officers.
house Of exDeputy Marshal Shields, near s. Johns H.
c. Church. The stairway Leading to the mira moor WIS
burned before young daughter OF Mr. 5ulehs VA
aroused but She escaped by ascending TO thc ROOF dhd
jumping t. the roof OF adjoining mouse. litr hllds
were severely burned A meeting OF The stockholders
of he New Jersey Central Railroad companies VIII 30
hold M nm early day TO take measure. tuI defeating me
scheme Tor leasing the works 10 the FeAAsJ wanna KAN
road Company.
HAuKENsACK-Trains will begin running to-day on the
extension railroad 10 miles belon lililedIr
The Northern The State School tax In Bergen
Comfy will amount this year TO <jlli Decrease rom
last year s. coo A special election ior Commissioners o
improvements will take place June l,
MONMOUTH Two men while wa'ling on the railroad
track the junction, on saturday evening were M
ftautly killed Dy locomotive. Aputhcr ran was
coming n the Instant from the opposite diect"n
FAIRFIEID.-Isaac Van Ness who disappeared from
his home last Thursday was found on Friday hanging 10
a tree about two miles distant n DOtlLe Vi "u'lIuii
lay near by.
ATLANTIC CITY-Tbe Camden and Anhoy Company
has reiad The railroad track 90 this place Two Nc" cs
and one locomotive has been butt.
PlssNc.-The avenue recentyOpened TO LODI shor'ens
Inc
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tables OF o. xha the assnr mortality ano
interest were used in It's original computation
MI Row OF Michigan presented inc IohoWIbs, "hch
Wer A.. referred 20 the Committee on Assets;
hc The laws the set States require insurance ocmpsne,
f 9nents ~ funds in the State whore organized. AND
whereas such teDd to neate eaoy and aggressive %
elaiOn - m,
and thai ssie and profitable investments N
sny an should be allowed a.. 80 ons
Mr.. Paen, Chairman Of the Committee OF ASSETS MD
Investments, presented report defining what snonai
be considered as assets in making valuations for
reports The report ordered printed on aa ~ the
ing the Convention accepted the hospitan' !eces On
Equitable Life Insurance Company at their o
Hrna GuaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
HAPS- AND MISH-NPs.


The body Of man. age 80. aud wearing dark cloth
found yesterday, ID the East River of tie foot OF Eevsn
John Fit2patrick age A. fell on Saturday night.
sioa tie i.a ,.00' u "'
Hannah Lowenstcin age Z, was fatally burned, on
SATURDAY By taxing While playing With mnees,
No rs Firtsye
Charles Winck. a German, age 90 died yesterday
Bellevue hospa on uEes received A when lie was run over
By a Belt Railroad car.
John Hickey. ago 3, fen into pail Of boiling
hs residence No. 10! Lwslt Brooklyn on Sa'fis!
Frederick A. Spring age 1G, of No. 169 Woosterst.,
by Ch.rl,s Keeping to alom be had loaucl p. 10.
William Kinsella Of Hunters Point fell OF the
font platform Of osl B-oosyn E. D. seolay afternoon,
Vile .BtoDeltei a.. sustained irafture OF tie ssGl
Mr. Bergh'5 detectives arrested several drivers on
the Contest Atlutcaye Flon su VI rlaye railroad lines,
brooklyn Saturday evening, for diving sex AMI diseased oAe
Daniel Hewlett, age 10, who was locked up at the
taken With lt aud de SATURDAY morning while conveying the
Ho,Pi~L
Three drunken rowdics from New-York went into
the yarl Of Fru Graer q IsH Coi'aye AID Gn-t b. d.
ye',e. so9a aud ",,'a =, iasf am G,o,S Gnt s'
OcIsdup
Ohcer John II. TInlbergh of the Fourth Precinct,
,a se e and i insulting fs % when os
gag assaulted ard wounded hin ,eyer or tie hes, Win
The iron foundery of Francis Hass, at Scholes-st
and Bn'h' breSra r. D. w. ed 900 by e y,ier'
Three be Il Cab AID Messercs we're damaged ~ o.
Wiiils s5l sheds a9ug Leoagn. to Joseph BroSa we're
Destroyed. Loss $780, no H'u sHcs
4 fire occurred in the frame building No. 5j3
Aero-yne la he upper foof' Nt5 oe ct BY ''eal iel.i
R,, Nos % ,aa 20 Cso1 , S d tg F,n c a.
z00i Insured fena Iru.t COMPANY Of Fanc'cs or
= 90; insured in the North American CompsnY Dsil
OR. eH44, so SO o $50 on tnntlci uninsured Nos. ~
ia ID. Genana $500 sHl iOr - .OiH TIE Continental
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
THE FUNERAL OF GEN. BURGER.

The funeral of Brig.-Gen. Louis Burger of
the Second Brigade N g. e. n " took place, yesterday
afternoon from his late residence, No. Of Pineappest
Brooklyn, with appropriate military honoTs The re-
mains arrayed in full military dress, with equipments,
were placed in casket OF rosewood silver plate on
The easket bore the inscription
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
HOME NEWS.
TIKI WEATHER
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rtm.RKs-May q, 1s70-Thermometer ~ : D. m, OF
n M COO; II u. M. $50. May 28-5oo, w, oo''
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Unparalleled ShampOoingw Several new
Turks ayed ASGgLLs TURKISH Barns Lexington Twen
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Unparalleled Inducements TicO books AT once
Subscribe Cmcut LmEaY 10 Esst Seventeenth
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IEllJ V5RK5

having nearly completed several large contacts, such "a ne
rot az Forty ,econast he Gev Hotel he seaman b % 49,
kerps Building Power Commercial Block, Rochester &C. ana -
facilities and skiei W0rsmeu second % no similar e' ~ M
cotry are row prepared into contracts o. 2t
ms of,nv ie,5p ara generally 70 30 ALL MINDS Of Axe
mon WORK m the hes. manner and A asc1 AYpVN
FOURTEEN rIl-Sr.. between Avenues b snl {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29

FEMALE COMPLAINTS should be cured, as they
often can be, by lew doses OF AYERS sAEsAPARLLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
tAnnoune.nenu
WmTCOMB's ASTHMA REMEDY-Sure cure.
announcements 4

WHITCOMB's ASTHMA KEMEDY-SuTe cure,
pYLE'S IEMONIZED SUGAR, the only reliable
rhoesom, substitute making complete lemonade has
oftUrty I've aud just the thing for and
parties Sold b. s 6rcsss JANIS PYLE Manu-.
so Washing hegiO Picnic parties supplied in bul
Is Your house protected from robbers? Elec-
ciy been successfully applied the Of b. HoLSEss BUR-
CLAN the years the ony protection
that las never been broken through BY burglars.
T. HoLNEs, MurraysL
Willard Harvey dealer in imported
,ni domestic Papers TyHes Thread ana Cd,se from so Broadway
10 a FrInkAnst., Sew.lorL
FEMALE COMPLAINTS should be cured, as they
often cal be by lew doses OF AYERS SAEsAPARILLA
"TnDaralcled ShamDOoingw Several new
Lexington TNen'y
Unparalleled Inducements" TirO books df0nce!
Subcr SurToss CIRCULATING 10 Ess, Seventeenth
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RUPTURE
SUCCRssFuILY TREATED BY
CASH ASSETS NEARLY ONE MILLION DOLLARS

- r. 8. n. NJ y X - Il,
MARSH Co.'S Radical Cure Truss once. No % Eas Fourteenth
third University place ustumeuts for all physical de-
70 properly made ssd carefully d td and satisfaction saar
snteeL I'll
Instruments ,dc fer AID elrsns shoulder braces Ss emory
MARSH Co sin continue their 0hce No. veeys Pnyae
roos competent females wait upon ladies' at BOTH OFFICES
Opeu from n. " p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29

JERSEY CITY.-The investigation of the
MahOuey murder concluded Saturday.
Judge Davis expressed the opinion that the evidence
would justify the commitment OF the prisoner but
decided TO submit the testimony TO Judge Bede and
and abide by his decision The prisoner discharged.
go The City Treasurer reports t95s,Gu IL In bank Elk
tensiye improvements are making on Chestnut-st...
Joseph SnnmeNiile committed on Saturday for Re-
ceiying stolen goods. During 10 days ending May %,
2s6 cars containing 73 tuns Of freight were received
VIA the Erie Railway, and 1873 cara containing 1890
s shipped West six hundred and seyeht, en- cars
containing 2G16l bushels Of gTain were received last
week. being decrease Of l36 cars aud 5Ct32 bushels
compared with the previous week.--.Ihe now *. Z.
Church al Southst. and CiuGn-aVc opened for ser
wee yesterday. The Rev. W. Wardlaw preached The
Deputy sherih of Hudson County conveyed the follow
Ing convicta 10 the state Prison Saturday John Eurg
highway robbery, 10 years. Joseph Millar and Charles
Montgomery, pickpuckets, four wears each.
HOBoKEs.-John Reagan, age 49, Of Waync-st. while
passing OVER the Central Railroad bridge between Der
gen and conmnnipaw yesterday afternoon, fell into the
fiNer and was drowned.
NLWAKK.-Dr. james H. Cutler, who pleaded guilty OF
PERFORMING an ABORTION sentenced on saturday, in
te issef county Court 10 the payment ~ $500 hne ami
eostt Ehrhafd krnnmer, age ~, residing nj the
NcWhikht Hotel was drowned last night In the Morris
canal near Chatham John Leddy, age :, Of No. IA
PIOspeclplace, drowned in the Morris Canal. near
the Orange road on Saturday afternoon, while bathing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEW-JERSEY.

MoRRIsANIA-The store of Mr. Fredericks
merchant tailor robbed Of clothing worth 5000 on
Saturday
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
pOLICE Nj TTEhS.

Iur TlCKi T-OF-iEAVE MEN-SrRIOtS CHARGE
AGAINST An OIfICIE.
The Boald Of Police held a meeting yc>ter-
da, a,I received from W. Hunter, Acting = crctay Of
s,,e a Z, uu M caon acknowledging the receipt Of
,,er .roIn sc, O. Haw ey chef Clerk Of the Board Of
po1,e r,lhg the particulars of thei arrival OF tmre
"icketofIeave" uoI the packet Hamilton Fish. NJ.
Hu!.:,1 aGGei that copy Of the correspondence had
teen forwarded tO the United states Minister al London
with a:coustrdtc with he British Govern
ucut against the deportation OF criminals To this coun
nv iIon. any pa't "i HI' MaleStys Dominion. CON
Holman. stating Il at ~" matter would receive the fullest
Am S.fcca' E3ward Knight Of the Second Pre-.
,,c, william Thompson anG Michael flaming Of the sew
rnh PIecinct Oiver 1nns oi the ISixteeuth Precinct
aud AndIrw Nc intock % thr encIh Pree4nct were
Iaiiolan Maher OF IAc Tenth Precinct was charged.
yes,.rG.y. refoic COMMISSIONED smith, with rcceiNiYs
money 70 aid young thief 10 cScaIe Wolf LevIanskl
y" 80 East Broadway testified that boy stole
Iss % seeks from hs arm whie lie was walking along
tand-s;; CGicer Mailer made the arrest, and the hoy
was held rial at tue Of Special Sessions al the
iral The Octi took the complainant aslde and said that
D., 10y. mo;er wa willing pay so If Lc would bot
no anf cafe OLc-haf TO the officer Maher positively
in'G A.yrg tagea any money. Mis- st.ntOI, mo her
the case TOR Ss and size finally gave hu slo she after
w. G & fnft & t 'a az nat present. Ss Ut, oSet NV VIM OF
Jry tie cOmp.Eaht aud the officer. This report,
10 J",tc' Dow, 3 md he brought The matter 10 the
nttooi 81 ti' >c mt nd"nt OF Police. The was
al onri ID 10 allow he ofhcer 10 procure additional
AITan'f. Ward Of No Is2 West Forty.n;nthst. ,x
h,scr lyman. and recently Superintendent Of Lands
aud Pacos ia ne department Of PlDlc Work. was nr-
Crk g ,ic TENT Init Precinct. for he n9 hcIpIc !.
y h'",;' ara or the street. and was removed To the
."I sor'o iinr a!,erward he made complaint that
~ Oh -. VIII - o the 10 the stati0n.Lolsc took
ise hSI H., L. "' kt q :, @td ao used hun very roughly At
we .,aihr i"'t'rday th' complainant did Lot appear
s"u 'Hc eese We fCicrrtd 10 the Board.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF HBW- ...DIcuBsH a.
CLEARED.
&C.,: $:;:'t %; Ut S; ''''
sS Co.
:::s;SS s::siS sS,. s. .t s.% s.,y H.: Pitt s:c
vss.n.Aip wn p Clyde Dr. Ns,n, civ Past and Rehn'ed
stsnsli1 Ase-.r. co.eh, Norfolk City Pdos ..a Richmond
:s II: s: 4 3 4i.:.,: :as sss s essi Co.
@ s'i s:s. a:s's:a ass:ss:s: sn. l.
s, sss is H.;:s! ys.:: W. S''
sesr E.S..e boda L..ch.. Gh.tsps Beaisy. hier Co.
81 gDos:S:s % ssi,S % sssSsde.. Miller Ho.sAsea
s @ s. .Stss. s.s.s css. siP: r. s.s:,
SeAr. 8. p God1ia, WATERBURY, stamford. - ''''' '
ARRIVED.
Steamship Abenaie Couch Nerolk and Oh
s'np CSss.p.sis johnson Portland With .d,e pa.
B.i oon weds eer) sehnnbers Newport Hng days. with
S.rI Anylo. Se,l IsA.a.n c.ris a.. .ia railroad iron
& nd ass. u.
st:1: ss:.as ns:,: s'sa Pin - ai.s % mus
s En-: assS S..': s: I'D d. :s ..' '
sssi ss k S: s !:t;:'': ;''A 1:
s; ssS Fss: Fs?s: ys .s:% % s:s.'; :S s VII. %
sear G,en. tof New Bsr '. 81 Ges.s we.tem l,l.Dd'
IS days, with fruit
Steamships Cubs and Wyoming for Lvtrpool Victor for NwO
leans; Georgis for Charleston VIM p. Clyde RchmoLd.
WIHD-Sundown, fresh. N. w.. dear
MEMORANDUM.
tn. steamship Cuba tBrl Noodle henee for Liverpool while going
Lower Bay th, morning sbuc the Kpo where she
The Coast Wecting Co haze her
Bark reported the Valentine Capt CansPled loaded With
Beach this moing No further pAcusA
The Justice C'ark. Mone Point ior New Yort win
stone passing Hell Gate the morning the 9sh
Mil Rock sAviug hole in her sds that she
dlled. she ID nov in charge Of wrecknsser Brosn
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroH Dee 2-Aniyed ship Herald. from Batavia; bark Rest
le.,. frcuS Smyrna brig Js ConlI from Bafbsdoes .
MosROH Dec Arrived bngs Jane Go0lresr on Rio
J.ueiro for orders Ocean Star LIVERPOOL for Rchua,td
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoypoypyRRY Dec 2Tht Allan Line steamship Austrian from
Portsns touched pon to-day to Liverpool
HThe steamship Berlin OF the Baltimore and
eouthamp line arrived this yesersv
LoSpos Dee 2The National Line steamship Holland Bragg from
New York Dec l6 arrived in the Thames to-day
SPOKEN.
The Liverpool for New i"rl 81 ds out
opmast and tOygalIuimas', ahd
III spfung; wanted asestancc.
IFur --latest Ship kers see Finn P1DfI
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
IACIEIC COAST WHAIING.

frf7t
Everything is in readiness for the commence
mCni Of an active season Of whaling. which we arr ID
C..n'G TO believe viii prove prosperous, from the fact
that unusual number o whales have been al
ready this year. Usually the gray whale does com
mrncc his migration south Yard until about the J2th of
the present month"; and nf few are seem even AZ this
date the vicinity Of san Dic"t' haIl,Ur Mr. Matthias
has tour large whale boats paC h of which willie nanHcd
by Fix Tho whales taken the same man
ncr is Is adopted by The whaling SHIPS. with the rXct
non that the whale, when captured, instead of Iiny
hanied ~ the ship towcd tn Ballast Point. whore the
facilities for trying the bluber much greater than ON
shipDOard In tie capture Of the whale hy thc-"
men they urc. Ill addition to tho ordinary haI
I"On the bomb lance. With this latter weapon
tie whale is usually killed at the force with wlc
u IS drNen causing fatal wound almost invariably.
When killed IN Ills manner the whale rcmaus uu tre
suIiact OF the water aud easily tOwcd into the hll u
~ me Earpn0iLg proc II rsUrtrd TO- The whale.
bcine Wouhdrd generally dives 10 Tie bottom and
IdlIs lW Nc Ia die. When the water very deep il Is
npOSlhlt 70 raise tc CarCars 10 The surface without the
ela Oh sucn machinery az is usually nsed aboard of a
%haihe snip Tor The purpose OF hosting. II would there
olt We necessary for our whacrS I" abandon -Ieat
man! Killed III this Hence the bonn, is more
miedGahuy use than the hapoon. Nj u. !.Irlsci is
AFRO ht'lne NJ the schooner Lark fr the puiln~,
e"s.hR III the whaling business.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-28
CIVIL NOTES.

An application was made, yesterday. t" Judge
McCue OF BIookIyn for The discharge Of Madame Van
BishiIk, the alleged aboitohISt, On her own rctOg'
nIIaIcct. DECISION reserved.
The follokng special order has been issued
In the Supreme Court:
Notes OF -stlc for the first Monday Of January, 1874,
must l m nrd Oh or before Friday. Dee. 70, al l. ~
All motions and orders motto ed for and retrnabe Mon
day, Jan !, Will stand adjourned To Tuesday All con,
tested motions must be- placed the calendar and Will
he called at ~ III. go . -,
In the superior Court Judge Spencer Will sit In CIR
cnjt and special Term az Room No. Friday Dec ~
at IL q. Ill., the purpose VI settling fndinIs' Judg
Ies &C. and of closing the business OF the Terms OF
ls (our, he Id by him during November and December.
He will also with his associates III the General Term
on saturday Dee 30 which day his official duties as
Judge Of the Superior COurt will terminate