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New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
AID FOR HARVARD COLLEGE.

A meeting of the members of the Harvard
Club of this city was held. Saturday night at Del
moncos Among those present were VIM. G. Choate
President the Club George Cabot Ward, the Rev. Dr.
Bellows. George T. Curtis. the Rev. Mr. rockingham,
John o. Sargent the Rev. DR.. Osgood, VIM. NJ Prchard
Henry Sherman and Francis NJ Weld. Mr.. Choate
stated that Harvard College had lost by the Boston fire.
several stores rebuild which would cost not less than
s3OOOO0 The insurance would he about 100000. Until
the structures could be rebuilt the college would be
deprived Of an annual income OF $4,000, beside
being subjected TO additional expenses amounting
in all to $4,000 The Of s25OOOO was needed by the
college, 100000 the capital fund.- aud $4,000 for ex
penses for the current year. OF this, s1s4 had been
contributed by the graduates and friends Of the Univer
sity subscription from gentlemen officially connect
ed with it reaching s3s70O Boston had given e55SS5
other places n Massachusetts, s98iS; and from New
York aud other States there had been received 1885,
Upon the graduates OF the college in and near
who number nearly sOO and upon its friends it would
have TO depend for 100000 and the question before tne
meeting was how this could best be raised ~ was % hOs
fund 10 draw upon. During 1870 and 1871 notwthstand-
ing the utmost eConony Prac@ceh leu vs cn' Of
5000 or $1,000 which friends Boston had supplied
was In regard to the most efficient means Of raising
required sum The first thing in order for the grad
should be made to the citizens at large He moved the
appointment Of committee Of hve ana anSlne5 n Bro OF
Dr. Osgood seconded the notion and spoke In praise OF
the catholic spirit which pervaded tne Coiege; ~ was
this great city, which metropolitan and cosno
poltan character, that the committee should ask
Tor rho needed aid. $500,
Remarks were made by Horatio Alger, Jr, and Add
son Brown. and the motion OF DR.. Bellows was then
unanimously adopted. The following were appointed as
the trst Committee, the Chairman being added Henry
Sherman, Francis NJ. Weld I. +. Brownel, William M
Egarts, and D. A. Prentiss The question then came up
as to the appointment OF the Committee OF Twenty. Dr.
OsgoOd asked how the matter could be best presented 70
people Dr. Bellows suggested public meeting It
Was finally decided leave 10 to the discretion OF the
Committee ofTwenty, which the Chairman was author
fhor ized IN before
ourument of the meeting, announced subscription OF
81, 600 from George Cabot Ward.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
PdSSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvBRPOOL-In steamship ftIGRt Dec Tbos Mclean,
Mrs Mclean infant and Amos Bosick W H. Clay Chss E.
smith Perr, Miss L. Kerkhsm. U. H. SYKES Geo Gfths
Gnhlhs T. c. Wallace Mrs Wallace Rev. l.. L. U w Knapp, NJ.
Keneh J. Donovan Tho Gillespie ChaS sham Stone g. 4
Socu Slocum child Paul du Chslu
den b. Brush Brush Mr. DuI Capt John hcSsb MTI Nc
Nab child Chas Goodse Ogden Caserto T. Robinson Arthur
Robinson A. g. Mckenzie e. L. Oliver A. Koh John Gardner Col
VIM Sherwood Chapman struhers Miss Henderson,
Russell Jones Miss Jones' Mrs Campbell Mrs Drunmond Mss DTum
mond, i. Levy.
FOR LIvERPoo-Tn steamship CITY Of W1shfngton 7Ar.
thur Wilson A. L. Wolf Miss Martha Wilson Mrs O. Pcriay Thomas
Victor A Mecdss r. schner Mrs Handy and children Edward
Stevens Rdwa Holder Robert Wait John Wslpoe Miss Lucy James
Capt, T. McGann and wife Victor Vng James Mortimer
Raman Thomas Wilson Mrs Gare Riley and child Capt r. Manson.
FOR BREMENIn steamship DondG Dec IN Suhl, H. Struve
Ands fitzgerald
Amy England c. Burton J. q. For, Dr. r. Grebe p Gal
agher Miss NJ Ssnibuger H. DAnrger ard family Mrs g. W.
Lmson Miss Maggie Lamson Fischer Miss H. stephens W. Wag-
Rev family and family L.
Hoimeer Cores r. Muller C. Jungeann. A. Strauss C. Mes.
TER and family, II Tomforde. A. ScheL
POR GLAsG0W-TH steamship 1Hgid Dec. Up. b. symes j.
Anderson Hugh fnnes W. T. williamson Arthur Cope James
MortoB Capt William Hughes g. H. Walker Edward keon, John
Rennl. M kde Miss C. L. keiie A Gallup wife, and child,
Mrs q. G. BRdhurn
FOR sAyANNAIa steamship San Salvador Dee. IN Pipne.
gan Mrs Mitchell Henry Lawrence wD Hooker George Reynoh,
q Townsend Mrs W. Thomas infant and chd Miss Rhis Mrs
Thompson Porter James McCsum John Kelly Boyd
r. Nckerson wife, Mrs r. j. Rval child Mrs Wells
Miss Lyman Rysl NJ Lyman and wife Miss ClArs b. CLARKE,
oRoGrks Richard Stack wm Lakey, Henry SHELTON Bdvard
Powers W. OCoBnor Murphy John Mason Malso
Paand Mss Turner William Wheeler j. Neyiti p Beebe
Wife Miss Beebe James Hayes ChAa Rosenberg Charles Stanley wn
Aters, p. W. Burke, Miss Hickencn.
FOR sAyANNAHIa steamship HHstve, Dee zC Rice, Johu
HuI and lady, j. H. Gould, a. Wells r. Carter Henry Covert
T. Wood Edmood Madden and wife james Louis M Mgath
Jackson Mrs Mclaughlin, James Crane wife aid daughters
FTancs Emil Philip Jones
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
IRREYERENT THIEVES.

Judson Shotwell, age 10, and LOngfellow
shotwe age 49, OF the sexton Of the Central Pres
byteran Tabernacle, in schermerhornst Brooklyn, the
Rev. I. Dewitt Talmage's. yesterday arrested by
Detectives Folk and Finehout Of the central office upon
complaint Of Jesse Rowan Treasurer of the Church. who
charges them with robbng the collection boxes 1t ap
pears that the young have carried their hevng
operations during the past year more and that the
aggregate sum stolen is $780, The money was mostly
amounts nclosed In envelopes and deposited In the col
lection boxes part payments of pew rents The sums
taken averaged high 800 at time. The collection
boxes IS in number placed after each collection IN
a corresponding number OF pgeOnholes nine either
side Of the PLATFORM under the preachers stand, and
the thieves would down into the Organ-r0On, under
the PLATFORM haul the boxes through after having
knocked board two from the sides OF the pigeon
holes The officers of the church first became aware OF the
rObberes months but at loss 70 ascertain
how they effected. On several occasions pew
holders who had placed their rentals In tho boxes, had
applied To the Treasurer for recepts and been aston
ished 10 find that the amount had not been received
This opened the OF the officers, and IL was deter
mined TO keep close watch on the boxes after each
collection This duty. yesterday, deyolved on Deacon
bis eyes on the pgeon-holes 1t was at the morning
service, and the congregation was engaged In singing
hymn when Mr. Pearsa was startled TO see several or
the c0lectionboxes suddenly move backward and dis
appear from the pigeon-hoes. He Immediately left
bis and started for the Organroom taking the sex
Shotwell, who about 10 run on The young man
acknowledged his guilt and was at once placed In the
custody OF the detectives. The elder OF The boys II
had first discovered his younger brother stealing
continue tbe business and give him equal portion
OF the steainge.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD NOTES.

The Bay Ridge and Hampstead Railroad will
be finished time for next Summers travel The South
Side Railroad Company will conduct its affairs. Com
modous depots will be built at Bay Ridge and New
Lots From Bay Ridge fast steamers will carry passen
gers and freight to the foot of was, NewYork. This
road will AFFORD outlet to rich section of the Island.
and cannot fail be Of great benefit TO the whole south
side now touched by the main ne BY controlling this
line Of road, the South Side Company will have to
the Brooklyn Underground Railroad II has been de-
extend the South Side road Morches and the
entire right of Is In possession OF the Company
The Long Island Railroad Company laying steel rails
the entire length OF its road Its smithtown and Port
Jefferson branch will be opened for travel about the 18th
OF December. Construction trains over IL as
far smhtown. The Company will also build branch
road from Farmingdale 10 Babylon. map OF the route
has filed In the Suffolk County Clerks Office Con-
siderable opposition is made ~ the building Of this
branch valuable building sites will have TO be used
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
PASSENGERS ARRIRED

PROM LIyERPooI-Ia sieamsAip Jass Dec. 7-Mn. Pen,
Miss Po Delayan and lady Mrs H. Delavan Miss DelsvGn
Miss Walsh Miss SCHUYLER Psh, I. NJ Coorsdt Mt
Mckenzie and dy H. H. stokes Mr Kennsd a. Forrest H. wOei
hdy C'I,..y NJ MeGnn, lady AID inf.aA Snloei, MI
lady Mr. nebrsy H. Irving Mis-. De waste H. stewart M
Reeves and LADY sarsenar FBiy, Mr. PerkiEs lady, chill
Lemon Msvlls Capt cO'tsm F. Z rsIssr Mr. s'ssah M
Miss Brousl Mn coehsm, As D. Crane MA hoes snd infant
Ma, asuPe M Morton, LADY ch si servants sooyin Mis-
H. Booth. Miss ~ j. Booth W. q. Riyes lady. Miss Rves
Hyatt Goggn Doaga Gee Mr. Ponlhes aud LADY O. Roll
h Shine Jedg. g. A. Bennett Mr. ney and lady w w. KaoK
lAy aud children Bans1sa Kerr and LADY Mrs Terry child
lady and child A Trry Mis-, Terry w. CrsGeT H. SMITH NJ
Mr. Thompson, LADY aud servant M Morgan j Miss g. Morgan.
Mas L. Morgan Miss Godman Miss nekiemay MIRA Rovbottom
~. IL. sJaNs. NJ sss = s--e-, :" k--s--sl --..
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
CUsTOM-HOUsE INCIDENTS.

During the Custom-house examination OF
the steerage passengers the Hamburg steamer
Frisa on their arrival at Castle Garden on Saturday
the Inspectors attention directed to a man who
had heavy trunk which he was trying to have checked
out Of the regular order After close scrutiny the
officer recognized him. '''pite disguise, as an old
smuggler His trunk was arched, and below false
bottom we're found pounds Of fine human hair OF var-
shades 1t appraised at Sl2O and was sent 10
the Custom-house Seizure Bureau for nOnpaYment OF
duty which amounted to about 300 Another Inspector
captured lot OF lace. shawls. velvet. &C. which man
was endeavoring 10 smuggle ashore In "A bedqullt.
A mystery which has long puzzled Custom-hOuse
officials was recently solved. IL that case CON
tanning altar of roses s3OO sent to this
city on Russia in 1870 lt disappeared be-
reached the consignee, the late Peter Lorard
and the most extensive search failed to SHOW what han
become OF IT. On Saturday the agent OF the company
ascertaned that OF altar OF roses with the same
marks it the one he was looking for % been sofa
Thursday for 81 00 at the auction OF uncamed goods
taken from the public at the CustomhOnse. He
found that was the which had been missed and
with the aid OF Deputy Collector James, succeeded IN
reclaiming IL from the purci aser.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
THE pERBY-EvERARp ART SALE.

The sale of the Derby-Everard collection
Of paintings concluded Saturday evening at the
Cnton Hall salesroom The following some Of the
pictures sold
Here Comes Mother" Hubnsr, 500 The Old NM" H.ros
$50; Reading the Letter" Chsyet w. 900 The Present. Paul
.,n $500 Listening" Baagqis, ssOi .Psttas % sh s.,
Tos cs.sUo-s sOo; Sheep and L,nssc.psS vs,te.si.
ho',n, ESQ, "Th. ConysnsdOn,. Lies, si,li'i "Ths
5 sn 5s.rn1E to Ph ,s B''s.'S.S S.s, ssSS ,
y. Woods Ksnbeei and Bug verbOeeih.ysa o Couias
Hubser sli In the sicd.o" Ch,vs sso' The Bride" fhs,
P:s,.ineS,u ss s. Sleeping BABY Cesar. ts dsrAIs. r
Iuenbseh esoO The Stable Yard vershuu ssoi Teasing the
Pe Bscosars sssoi Returning from the Reh Tsehsgeny 500
THE s Tsdea se60l "ResilBg the Pryerbooh Ayer yon
Breneb sBs The Dressing liable" Meyer you Bremen e7so
Smiling at Me-" Hughes Merle o., $50
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
RUN ON TIE MUTUAL BANK.
ITS ACCOUNT THROWN OUT BY ITS CLEARING
HOUSE AGENT.

HOUSE AGENT.
Much discussion ensued In Wali-st. circles
on Saturday upon the announcement that there was
run on the Mutual Bank which Is situated on the east
side of Broadway, between Astor-paco and Eighthst
Inquiry elected tho information that the chatham
National Bank in Broadway which for some time past
has acted as the redeemng Clearing Agent OF
the Mutual, had informed the clearinghouse that II
would no longer oct in that capacity for It, Cheeks
on the Mutual Bank were consequently refused
by the banks associated In the Clearinghouse, thus
forcing holders present them over the connter TO
the paying teller OF the Mutual In the meantime
rumors derogatory TO tho bank had circulated, and
many OF the depostors fastened TO withdraw their
balances, that at p. IN the aisle
encrcng the clerical department OF the bank was ed
by anxious people, eager TO get their money The Dank
being obliged by law TO remain open later than TINS
hour avaled itself Of It's privilege. and man was sta
toned at the door to keep people out considerable
portion Of the banks reserve had been paid out, and
runners were dispatched friendly sources for add
tional funds
The President Of the bank, when questioned IN regard
TO the matter replied that it all owing to the CHAT
ham Natiopal Bank, which had informed the clear,ry
house that II would no longer effect cearances Tor The
Mutual but had failed TO give notice to the officers OF
the latter and thus allow them to make other arrange
ments. had the result and their ability to
Withstand pressure would depend the assistance
which they might derive. large part OF their assets
consisted OF real estate The capital OF the bank was
siOe OOo and the deposits sOOJ and had no circulation
IL was a State bank, and had been established ABOUT
three years.
Presumably the run will begin again this morning
The officers OF the bank William L. COnklln' Pres
dent, and william g. Carman, Cashier. The President
Of the Chatham National Bank stated that IL nd tIo"h
up the account OF the Mutual because the business was
not remuneratve He believed, however that the hu-
tua Bank was solvent
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

l.. Gleason agt. Thill and Ano.
.. Holmes Agt Guest.
4. .AntnOay et al agt. Garrison.
g.. Wooster sgt Calhoun.
10. Myers. err. agt. Dunbar ct al.
IL. .Adrianee ct sLagt Hol.ey ct al
IL. .AultmAn agt. Same.
is. MONTGOMERY ct al. agt THEM.
Y. L South Carolina s. \.
Co.
II. .ThdBlm CtyCo.ast Wooster.
20. Bell sgt Wilson.
2l. Same sgt. Harris.
q. Wheeler, Jr. agt. Mccormick.
70. The N. Y. Car Spring Co.agt.
The National Spring Co.
IS. Bean. sssig. ,sgt Amsinck etsl.
rs. .Cohn Agt. Heptonstsll
n. Hoffman agt. Peck.
20. The National Spring Co. agt.
The Union Car Spring
Manufacturing Co.
IL. Battle agt Mutual Life 1na Co.
%. .Masury agt Anderson ct al.
~. .McComb Agt Beard.
IS. .Bsshnell agt. The Metallic
Union Spring Go. ct al.
36. Piper agt. Moon ct al.
81. The Union Paper Bag Ma
chine Co. ct al. agL Newell
ct al
%. Same agt Same.
80. King agt Werner.
90. Same sgt. LYle.
CHGnBKRs-WoopRrYy, J.-Peti
SHIPsAs, Case on--Rrie NAtiC
Ocean National Bsaf Of New.Yort.
SUPREME COuRr-GKNKRIAL
CHAsBaRs-BIRKErT, "opens I
81. .Mellick Sgt. hillard.
~. johnson sgt. Sheppard ct 81.
81. Gallagher agt. Continental
Life Ina Co.
Is. The People, kc., Hawkins
sgt Green, Controller.
IS. The People, &c, NJ. L. Haw-
iins agt. Same.
T..The People, &c, Clune agt
Same.
10. The People, &c, Guidet agt.
Board Of Apportionment.
S0t The People. Gc. Fullerton
.st. Board Of APportiOn-
81. The Tredgsr Co. sgt. The St.
Louis, Lawrence and Den.
yer r. R. Co.
Call beot'
10. .Eley agt. Spodord et al
ia. .Plunigean sgt 0Malley.
las. Cooper ct al. sgt. johnson
ct al.
l7s. .Pneks, jr.. hgt. Wilson
III. .Hallgartsn ct al at Rerert
et al
i33. Cohen agt Pinsii.
l29. TIE People, te., Goodwin
r. American In''i'a'' 'i
I10. .Kstehlm AT seeond-ave.
X r. Co.
I3l. .sehsppert et al agt. Ihirg et
al, impfd-
Ia. .Clnsston agt Mppmsn.
10. .lssaes agt MeAndrev ct sl,
ia. .sslehOv sst Paragon Match
Co.
Us. Gray et al agt The Neu.
York and Virginia Steam
ship Co. ct al.
l33. .Msrsh ast Kamaf.
IN. .Pssssnden. err, sgt. Vose,
l38. Whiting et al. sst Harfsr.
iJ9. In the matter Of Central Parh
Comndslonera
ll0. .Cnvford sgt Waters, rec'L
iti. .Purty agt Me.sgsr ct al
la. .Brie Railway Co. agt Jefsr'
son r. r. Co. ct al.
li9. In the matter, &c. Of John
Pyne.
~. .Diefsy sgt. Reaseh-
Iis. .Yoeass. sI'L sst founss Of
al
i&s. Meyer sgt Day ct al
l4f. King agt King.
lss. Holmes AT. PettingilL
ll9. Melville sst. Finlgsn.
$50. la the matter of hafy X.
Whittslsey ei al.
Isl. .Clapp ASt Elmore.
I35. .SsitI sgt Jacobs et al.
I.3. Anderson sgt the Msvor,
L., Gil VI ass-IssA
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
THE COURTS.
U. 8. supREME couRr-wAsnIYeros. Dee. L

No. 25-Maddox ct al. agt. United States.-Appeal
This bolg by the appellants TO
recover 5s damages anlaed breach Of contract FOR the
Of CLAIMS found that tie appellants
VI the contract made siil
the Treasury agent purchased within the Rebel lines thereafter
void the Treasury regulations
concerning the purchase Of products Of inseoasry states The a
valid By the OF Congress-
the
authority vsng contends THAI the agent had
for anything the property Of the contracting
party the time Of the eontra aud that shown that the tobacco
within Rebel lines ac the date OF the contract there
be recovery James Hughes for appellant sohatoGene for
Government
This action brou2ht - balance alleged
ct fevJerseyt
pipe castings received and mostly use BY the Corporation Of s
Tie received aed the consider
they equal yslne the quality
called By the AMI claimed that they had already paid full
quality received Any balance
claimed should be deducted from the plaintiffs bill The
urged that the Court erred In
the above theory Of the eY that the articles were re-
the Corporation them the contract pee
and ,,opped to deny that the goods the quality called for
by r. Curtis and q. Abbott for pant9s In
J. A. GIus for defendants
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

law This intimatiop caused the Committee of the
Board which called upon him. Saturday In reference
the salary question TO infer that he Thought me AS
BILE surprise expressed that he had come to such
conclusion 1t took him nearly a year to do So
Assistant Alderman Geis made. on Saturday. legal
demand on the Controller for his salary for November,
and threatened 10 apply for mnndamus II 1t were not
maid tO-day.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
CRIMINAL, NOTES.

Owen Anderson, Charles Anderson and Harry
RAassh charged with deserng from the schooner Henry Londe
Commissioner Shields examination.
At Jefferson Market. yesterday, Justice Cox COM
foyurth aud Bleyenthayc charged with
store, on Friday night
Justice Coulter in the Yorkvile Police Court yes
terday Thomas Carroll charged with aung and attempt
outrage H Ferry Of No. $40 East Thirty ahh, sstu
day Tryseeonds Second Thomas johnson Of
MotsL Wnght OF No IL Mott James w aace OF the
England Hotel aud VIM Watson o No " Cosbyst held
suspicion Of having stolen several watches and hlN which
found With them
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
THE ASSISTANT ALDERMENs eALARIES.

Controller Green has refused for the present,
at least pay the salaries of the Board OF Assistant Al
dermen for November for the following reasons
Mr. Green, having been very busy In examing the pay
rolls OF the remen and other has had no time
10 devote TO the financial affairs OF Assistant Aldermen
which In his opinion. will not suffer much II the sala
ries Of It's members not promptly paid. The Con-
troler also nmates that he does not deem IL advisable
10 make such payments until the Court OF Appeals
Gerg - Gcc.yl u.oa u. !e=ItT o. Lissa oi Tic III
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
e.w Levi, sp.slai.s l. B.Iru.. A. NJ as.,. q. Rev

q. Vsrbeck
FRO4 HAvANAFn sesrship CITY Of Harasa Dee I-P AIsr
sndre wife and servsnts John knga Armand. w. H.
Mafgolet r. Burns. A. Pernsnd wife eh and servants D.
Blume and wife Andres Lore Jose Meresdel Thomas
Cspee Parassu zweite Ramon Garcia r. Cara ssasos
Pic, William Herber ana wife D. Asslaw. -
FROM KINGsT0N-fs sscmship 81 Thosas Dec 7-Js. Rdd.
Lonis Leach Vbsn Fne Mrs G. Hendques and children Ms.
Lavses Mr. De Soils Mr. D0yse Mrs Faulkner Mr. Bavasro ia,
Poster NJ. Bell Mr. Bentley. -
PROM BAvANNAH-Ta steanshtp Leo, Dee I-aiss D,ste
y Ferdinand Cooke Ms sevby, Mr. Hsbbei W. Psos
w, J. Murphy and 10 In the seerage
IRON SAvANSAH-Tn steamship Gea Barn,, Dee IA Rood
Miss Anna Biehman d. Whitaker NJ Welsh Beckett Lsyare
L. l.. Robbins and
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, Die. 8.

Mails Jamaica and Sayana By the steamship 81.
Thomas close Steamship sails at from Per No II
Mr..
Halifax N g. closed at the NewYok PastOhe every
FndsV O'Clock m. Steamship sails IRON Portland Me-
Saturday Al D.. IN.
postage all the West Indies when going direct viii
b 10 cents the bali Papers cents each which must be prepaid
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

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2s"ahomsoh .gI Canoun et al
oJ''rabe' slnl T. agl' lhe mayor,
&c, ~ /. ,,
2t'.Drigham aRt' Luh1inSto9;
w. "ou,y aK| ne y, l. Nen''
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io9 u.,t,n. sg, Iowsn.ts,n
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io7 WeInleId sgt Trac,
ioa Sbitsbe.d sgt Kennedy et,l
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al
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ia MAMIE sst WiIiisns
lis. White 81 Al art Ishmsn
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ia Peussii sgt lane, 81 Al
IFS Koehlsr AT stonevsIi OIL
Company.
iTe. Arnold et Al. agt. Glss,
III. In the matter &c. OF the
Trustees Of the will OF Wm.
Gray, deceased.
t79 American Bible Society art.
STARK ct al
l79. Same AT. same.
100. Lam All. Hursou,
lsI. smith sgt. Prohvitter ct al.
1914, .Garieuer Ggt. Martinez. ad'mr
lai. .DonIngton agt Dopiu xton "a Al
ls1. .strashurr,r at Pi,f.
isi. .Erie Railway Co. AT. Gould
LPisk.
ls5. Lacy d. Fish sf,. Watson ct al
ls6. Mckenzie Agt. Malone.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

Sun hses.... 74 i;31 1ooa La
sany Hoot.. 15 Cows ssnd... 228 Hell Gate Perry. Gi1
Sandy HOOK ..2 ~ Goys ass Hell Gate Fery ca
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
CALREDARS-THis plI.

couRr or ArPx.u-so, 800 i5l. sss, 500 80 s sa
CIRCUIT COUKTOpeus at IL A. MBLArcnHoRD
E0Iff alfuirr
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

ferent companies TO the Insurance Commissioner OF
Massachusetts They OF course intended to be cor
rect and are believed to be So
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

bJhOos nv y
Justina, Rockland.
VIM. Ridley, New-Hayen.
Judge RunyOn. New Haven.
A. +. Kindberg, New-Haven.
Old Zack. New-Haven.
WIN. \. Thompson, New-Hsveu.
VI. W. Griffin, New.HaEen.
Belle Brown, Dix Island.
X. u. CLARK, Hartford.
Delphi, Fall River.
UrbaDa, Fall River.
TheO' Dean. Taunton.
ID. y. Wileis. Stonington.
Success. New-London.
G. :. fogg, Providence.
Hastings. New Bedfod.
Jss, bnglish, East Greenwich.
FoIntain. Fall River
Nightingale. Providence.
GODDESS. Providence.
A. B. Haynes. Providence.
Yarmouth Ssndsich.
Anidir, GuilfOrd, CT
A G.. Iaysoa. Providence.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON g. C., Dee 1Arvei sch J. II. Stckrey from
Baltimore; B. r. Lowell Bostol Sailed steamship Champion.
for New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Dec THE CuIard Line steamship Cuba Noodle
from NewYOrk Nov a. for Liverpool srvs here at O'Clock thu
morning.
For Latest Ship Seps Fifth. Poge.I
New-York tribune., 1872-12-09

MARINz CoURr-TRiAL TRRg-Pl
dsr called
796. .seltenereich sgt. jones.
67T. Fox agi. Johnston.
535. .Hackett agt. Lssler.
687. Paine agt. shupe.
iii. .Flsiss sgt. BRYANT
TT8. coleman agt. Shupe.
762. Yerplanck sgt. Smith.
1904. .Colesell agt Henry.
,PARr H.-JoAcHInsEy, J.-0p'
65l. Kaufman agt. Lancaster.
673. .Sehuster sgt. Bach.
I'll. .Schottgan agt. Steck.
1865. Taylor agt- Cooper.
769. Hayes agt. Bsyiis.
III. Allen agt. Bowen.
7g3. .Herrtsm sgt. Manton.
8l3. Rolf AIT. RelgeL
PART lII.-CuRTIs, J.-Oper
954. Jones sgt. Jones.
955. Jones act. Doe.
957. Williams agt Warner.
$50. Wright agt. Johnston.
963. Bach agt. Isaacs.
9el. Dickinson agt. Hector.
5.6. Paine agt. Bergh.
s08. .LeiSSner agt. Graham.