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New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
THE EIGHTEENTH WARD MARKET.

An effort was made in the Board Of Assist
ant Aldermen yesterday 20 remove the clerk. During
the proceedings OF the Board recess was ordered and
ndry members Withdrew for the purpose Of going into
caucus Upon the resumption OF business a resolution
was offered that Francis McAulen be elected Clerk to
the Board OF Assistant Aldermen vice Michael j. Kelly
removed. The resolution framed did not, appa-
rently please a few members who were disposed to
favor Mr.. Kellys removal, and, after pre-
liminary sklrmsh it wac tabled with the assent
Of some Os supporters. the vote standing II TO The
Clerks the resolution Of the Board calling for
an explanation Of his estimate Of the expenses OF his
office for 1873 was read and gave debate which
the Clerk censured The Board declined TO receive
the communication. Assistant Alderman Connor was
designated a member Of tue Finance Committee vice
Hart deceased.
The Market Committee presented its report the
Eighteenth Ward Market, which has been published In
THE TRIBUNE. The Committee asked for the appoint
ment of Joint committee Of five from each branch Of
the Common Council to investigate all the transactions
connected with the construction Of the market,
with power TO send for persons and papers The
luton requiring expenditure OF money was laid over
for action at subsequent meeting In the opinion OF
several members the iaves tgation has developed su
Gent evidence OF fraud demand closer scrutiny than
the Committee was empowered to give It, 1t seems pro6a
BILE that thorough investigation Will devolve upon the in
coming Board. Assistant Aldermen Staeom, PincKney,
Folev Iittefeld aud simonson were appointed Co m
mttee behalf OF the Board TO consider the Mayors
snggeson as 20 an official recognition of the merits OF
Henry II. Stanley.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
In the Board of Supervisors, Mayor Hall pre-
siding resolutions submitted with communication
from Gen. shaer, authorizing the payment Of 5000 to
the National Rife Association, appropriated by the
Board OF App0rtionment Henry A. Smith sent to the
Board q comm unicatOn, In which he offered 10 cancel
the leases foi the 18th Regiment and Washington Gray
Troop Armories May ], 1873, upon the payment
Of rent to Nov. l. 1S72 with interest, and of the
balance 10 aecrues. Mr. Smith alleged as reason
for making offer his unwilngness 10 institute legal
proceedings 20 dlspOssess the National Guard num-
ber OF bills election blanks and stationery were
ported favoraby by the Finance Committed or these,
James L. Hastie's bill excited much comment, and the
hoard refused allow tine amount demanded, referring
the subject to the Committee with instructions 70 obtain
items OF the account with more satisfactory proof
resolution 10 print 500 copies OF the official canvass was
referred TO re Printing Committee the Mayor called
Attention the following bills, suggesting that some OF
fine eryices charged for might be authorized by law
"a only four newspapers permitted to be designated
a.K. IN nAffa
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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CLEARED.
s,-,hi, G.oroi, Holmes Chlrle~ton H. r. Morgan { Co.
steamship Herman Livingston -lln savanna w 4 Gar SON.
srsnip AbensIls walker Richmond, Ge Old Dominion Steam
SesEhp w7,uoss Couch Richmond City Point and Norfolk Old
Steamship sie. a. Co. Tsqmsnn Hamburg &c. Kuha Co.
steamship Bristol Wallace Philaielpha.
snD M,oPo' g Scsro9 Gaye.iGn IT. 7 SIsksToa .s Co.
Ssnhp Sagara Roberts aeamond SOrolS and Cy Poa Old
Steamship irsncou, Bragg Portland J F. Ame.
Steam D $ Ashland ssGiaDf Moore Moore B,;oa BSoa H. D%ocE
s a@ssaP fensTeis s g LoS Sst69 SH9 70 An'u O
Bark wheatand (3r,l. Mayo Boston, Wood Mebuhr Co
BarE Servsr Dabfovseh yahette orders Soooyeh Co.
Brs Casa ManHa Ohyan Qunstown or Falmouth Soeoveh
X Freundhaa G,r, schuchar Hamburg. G Tobias Co.
Br A. ~ hSarrts A r.r1eI Oe1 ,H s9, nj b ,; :, a a. %
&Bd. BE IS,sSi K5s,ak, Illicit csibariea.
Sc j. william Moue stamford. stanford Manufacturing Co.
schr ; r. GodEin. Waterbury, Stamford
ARRIVED.
steamship Gr-, Western Btl samper Bristol Eng, Nov 49,
Stamp Idaho CB Pnee Liverpool Nov % via Queenstown 2Isb
steamship Cre,cea Cy Cun Havana Vow 2o and Nassau lh,
steamship Bell Bskem.n RchmOnl Cy Point and Norfolk
vi,a md.e. and pas 70 Od Dominion Steamship Co
BARK Evening o TURKS and Chick Guantanamo II days. With
Brs Christian DAM wuther Jsneo IS DAYS. with coffee
-a With % bales The Luos Murehsoa expected be
Of This }. - - -
DYER, P0rt johnson. Allen buraey. Bridgeport
Charlie Willie, Neg-Hayeu. ID. Davidson Neg-Hayen
Whistler, Tauntol Evelyn, stamiori.
I.aac Ar ron N0rvslL Golden Rule, Bridgeport.
Katie J. aoyt. New Haven. A. II. Brown Fall River.
r. j. smith, Hartford. J. H. Wainwright, NeN.Haven-
MARI Eien I.lip. VIM Mayo. Newport
Coryo Providence. IT, p Ely. NOrSak
Iiryia Wa Ida, Taunton
W ID Maream. New Bedford Sarah Lavere, EexHaven-
G. p. Sfnlts Bridgeport. Mary H. .Mmln, W artn,
Conseetcnt Stoniagton. Geo b. Markle, Hartford.
a a. Acken. STANFORD A. L. Fitch. Portland CT
Mary Clark, Sag HarbOr Henry bridgeport
SAILED.
Steamship. Algeria @ Lyerooi silss, or Hamburg rybee for
Domingo CITY; Herman Livingston for aAnahi eora Tor
Charleston; for Rehmond bark T. A. Weden Tor Havana
brig Rlen P. Stewart. Tor Cienil-goA
hIND-sundOwn. light, WI cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0sT0N 5Ariyed, steamship Ratiuake from Phaephia
brig Daisy B0yuton, from CnracOa.
LEwEs Del 5The steamship Artisan. from Neyf0rk for
Maurice RsuO Ill, rgeut, for Philadelphia
5The Uni steamship Pow
haitian having monitor O Philadelphia passed here this
morlng for the Norfolk NaVy-lam.
Dee aAuyed. steamship City OF Dallas Jones from
SewYork Sse steamship City Houston, Deng Tor NeWYorE
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON. Dee 5The North German Lors steamship MAN,
LTEHPoo Dec She Allan Line steamship Germany has arrived
here from Qaebe.
WHALERS.
NHwBxpFoED Mass. Dec J-Ciearv bark Coral Marvin Paeac
san FRaNcuco Yov 6-saed ship Barops MeKena. cruise
6AuVed hark CAuce AsrchanI OF Edgsr
town last froru Fsys, oi not reported.
For Latest Ship Seics Fam Page.i
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instructions IN ask the Board of Police TO report on the
subiect The Committee on County Offices reporsed in
JAIL s2 O5 30 for the OF the persons con
fined under his charge for the eight months ending Aug
81 l672 Objections we're made to this bill, and It was
stated that Mr. Tracy charged 81 80 per bushe for pot
toes when o. the current price The blu was aia
over.
PUBLIC DOCKS.
The Executive Committee of the Dock De-
partnent made report yesterday the petition OF e.
Morgan's Sons for lease OF the upper half OF Pier
No 49, to be used wharf for new line Of ocean
steamships. The following was adopted;
R That uSPs, hall Pier S Ne % g. R. s,qps.s Il . sSG 70 '
.n1T EsDs Of % Son! D'S & 81 S'I'' s1 .,Ssnss 3 he
above s Department and writing 70 msLe all the re-
pairs subucu and surface the upper hs Of sad pier la 70
premises and surrender the sane Nhn demanded By ms
Te without Any further provided hst sad T.
sons .ha agee writing not 70 subet any portion Of hs
whtteu consent from this Department.
The Executive Committee also reported In the case OF
Henry A. Weeks, who petoned for lease OF the upper
half IL Pier No 62 East River, that 10 be leased as
~ "a 900 petition from the Hew-York Oswego, and
Midland Railway Company asking that the pier at the
foot OF Veseyst be r0p9lred referred 10 the Ex-
ecuve Committee with petition Of the Empire Trans-
portauOn Company 20 erect shed over the platform
cations received from superintendent Westerve
in reference 10 the bad condition of the bulkhead be-
tween Piers Nos Al and A. East River, and the progress
Abraham r. Lawrence applied to Judge Leonard yes
next Thursday, directing the Controller to show cause
WHY mandamus should not issue compelling him to pay
over 10 the Dock Commissioners the balance now held
BY him the proceeds OF the sale OF the Dock Bonds
issued by the city IL Is claimed by the Dock Commits
that they themselves are the proper persons 10
dsburse this On the other side, IL Is insisted
maj the money should be dsbursed directly from the
Finance Department OF which the Controller Is the head
amount OF the fund now IN the hands 0f the Con-
trOer is s5OOC00.
TIE PUBLIC CHARITIES.
The Commissioners of Charities and Cor
rection have made requisitOn the Controller Cor
$4,000 balance OF S9OOOO, constituting the total
appropriation for 1872 Dr. T. H. Kellogg, late Assistant
Resident Physician OF the Blackwes Island Insane
Asylum. has been appointed Resident Physician
OF fhe Wards Island Asylum, vice DR.. NJ
G. Eccheyerria, removed. resolution OF thanks has
been accorded Dr. r. L. Parsons, Resident Physician
OF the Blackwelrs Island Insane Asylum, Tor his
earnest and faithful discharge OF duty while recently
assisting Commissioners 10 reOrganize the stan OF
the Wards Island Insane Asylum" contract Tor the
construction of pier at Bellevue Hospital has been
awarded TO the lowest bidder Aaron j. Weseryet, at
$500 The pier viii be OF wood 90 feet long and 81 feet
broad. with bridge shallow water, at the inner
end 80 feet long and Ia feet broad.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
DEpARrURx OF FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY. DKc. o
Halifax ~ S. Is closed At the NevYork PostOmee every
FRIDAY at o'clock Steamship sails Portland Me- on
Saturday, al .. . %,
Letter postage all the West Indies, except when going direct vii
eeus the EACH which must be prepaid
SATURDAY. Dzc. -
Queenstown and Liverpool By
the steamship Atlantic mails close At Supplementary NAL
closed White Dock AZ 1929 steamship sails Al IL
a m. from White Star Dock PaYOna Ferry, jersey City .
ran deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid WITH
double postsEe.l
For Great Continent of Europe. SOUTHAMPTON
nd Bremen per steamship close At II No Supplementary
Nail Steamship sails fOn Pier AZ foot of Thds, H0bOken
Direct rmsn and Prussian closed Mail by hs line.
Mails Key West by the steamship Clyde close Al IN steam
ship sails . D. m. from Pier 40. 20 T.
SUNDAY DEC. O.
Mails close at II o'clock The tOsOhce Is open ron
m tol IA
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06

plaintiff msnus the Of orney vss ne soe
lately VOID hu vdsbe and that the parties pairing Va
ehoat n0uos the eoneJsn
-ouh be susned The Defendants contend that tbe esa ~ ~
authority delegated by that nfnsu an
founded the attorney VOID as that
ief Roscoe conklng psnfs IN hcAhser fse anu
Gslpin for deendanLA
No s-Boudn al sg Alexander ct al appeal nom ne surs
Court Of the Dsirct OF C0umb his sBt In qy b1ngh
Others agn. B0uB have determined
which ef the parties tie Third Cood BsPus Cnarea
Washington and officers entitled the possession and Gus
tdT o. the church building and aDd Whistler decd when
Boun conveyed the land which the church erected TO Alexander
his com p,s defective The decision below favor Of
plaintiffs there aud here conteue that the faets presented
M decision involved More and
Riddle for sppelaatsi Thomas Wilson appelIee~
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
U. q. SUPREME coURT-wsHrsGros Dec. s.

No. 1-Dexter agt. Hall ct al; error to the Circuit
the District CAniAhe grAnors Of Derier having
property FTancsco purchases ths p
from Hams ubo had ben gwen possI OF lsfns
e BY the osnsr ks lunae eensnsd IN asylum pear fhA
1eph The beirs q the Jahu Hail. hsueEsn IN ihs hA
that tho u attorney made b. hsif .h.f shsh se
ans that consideration realized r ~ efeeuon
boush this salt In eetmsEt the prupsry rom The grantees
purchasers nslneH TIE vsd belos e',abshsA
the uusey Of Han she time Of the trsn.1o'inn sna INC
s heirs The bFvaght Lefe and
Easd the last ren sub queny ordered esIgunsni
ohe qurgns shehs f Of stsrnsy made BY nnsne
sbethsr slrsn sos yf
% ssey These qassuens syae tbs
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
pASSFNGERS ARRLHED.

FROM LIvERPOOLTn steamship Eaho Dec 5Rey Henry VIII
son Mrs clara wilson 1rs Lizzie Wilson Miss Jenny Wilson, Miss
Msrv Tuh WIN Cool G. Lareso Phus Bnbo Mrs s. A. 0SelL
IRON HAYANA-Ta stctgs4p Crescent Ciy. Dec 3-Rsmon
Mnnrsdo Costa NJ Geomo. 1hos J. Grant and w Hugh
Moasoer D. M Lomo, A. j. McNa Franco De Leon T. BAure
gard Co rrto Mern0. Isaac Wood, Jose L. Gomez
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
HORsEand CARRIAGE MARKET
EEv.Yoax. Thursday. Dec. s. 1871.

The city trade in horses has been very
quiet and devoid Of every feature OF interest ~
probable that we shall have no more sales OF VauAoo
stock this year, except what might DC dls'riOu'ed
through the agency Of public auctions
messra Johnston a Van Tasse will hold their regular
semi weekly sale nc their Horse and carnage Ac'Y
Mart IN Est Thirteenthst Tomorrow FridayJ ue ON
inst. nj IL O'Clock. - - ,o,, r,,-.,
AtMessrs g. Dingee Co.'S Nos S37, $780, and 81 FOURTH
ave cor Twenty -fthst. the following horses were uS
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06

7:l0 4:3j Moon ll:l3
DArA X
sanfr HonE.... 0tl He'll Gate Ferry. 23l
aisH wArER
Sand, GooE -. O54 Cows lOg Hell Gate FeuT.. 253
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06

The sole agency for the far-iamed family selgsss s VI
which the veteran James Gould OF Albany ls ana Ior
half has been, the renowned builder is DoW
held by the OF John r. Lawrence Co., tne
Messrs. Bradley Pray & Co. of No. 500 broadway III
thIs city. (See advertisement on the eighth pageJ
Through error in the types, the esta0lsnment OF
Nessrs brewster Co. appeared in our report OF yeseT
day as beng located FOurth-ave. The cause OF the
bunder is almost self-eyident We wish, however 10
state that U was the splendid warehouse OF Brewster
CO. corner OF Fifh-ave. and FOUteenth.st, en- whlcn
the marks OF respect for the memory OF MI greeley
displayed yesterday, and that 10 is TO that pro
nent firm we desired to convey our thanks.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
Counirp Real g5ia,e TOR Sale.

TOR SALE.-Valuable Property in NEW
CANAAN. Coma known the OLAl tsAD fAOh 0' aesr,
ridge land arre r00us ha1s carries hons Sood ni
ashouses heuae-v etc 700 e above yl sning
exclusive views Island. from ErZpo % Green.
sch the surrounding Two hour om t9t secoalI
via " Y. and y. H. and Nev-Canaan II z. Ptc ~ letn'
easy Appiy - t24oi) hoAEH AO"rAS, -Elnes-
EAVORABLY FOR CASH, or in LXCHANGE
large Agricultural and Mineral Lanqs ~ suburban po9-
ertr well ocad cell Vauabs suar Pa alton ore hours
drive only NegOreans Cyi vest e Of er no oyho~li
working posper0asy ug equipped and stocked nun se re,
re.sila1e; here Apply 70 NihfhEho
BROTHERS. ConveTancers l8 BroaEay NegloE CITY, or Glass
Box 1853 p. o.. Nes-OTletIs, L., ylstls there
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
Alarple auo Slate Manfels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
[As iLsG WORKS Ia and 10 Bas Exhtesshd Marble snt
hsbeed AsAs nhas Marble Conassn hsnaues a. pness Az
isy senpeusos. hsres tsnsg fss The trade.
CTEWARl's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
~ s.ssat dessaa slate ever spnes kAkBLk asa
MOOD EAHTRfa T. p sTEwlRT a Co, 2so .aa na West
T-,s,r sAinst. serentAsvs-
THE PENRiYN SLATE Co. have removed
their Union fsurih. asd ss,sa
oarhg large soasat OF hANfkLs ohAIhS
esn ssuusa
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
iotels.
5ales On aurIlcn

A. MsRwIs, AueuonesL
RY BANGS, MERWlN IL Co., Broad way. cor.
I'D 4thsI-sses Of BOoks. Works Ar Fancy Goods FaSrs &c
FRIDAY AFTERNOON at oelock-A collection Of LAW BOOKS
GEO. "A. LEAVITT & Co., Qate Leavitt.
VI seoeigh Cob Clinton Hall. Asisrplsee For the SAILS ?,
COLLECTIONS OF boOk fAsriSSa Aa al
kinds Of LITERARY PROPERrf
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
Citp l1ropertp to Let.


rI,O BANKERS and INSURANCE C0MPA-
LEASE, Of the hesr BANhlNa tOonH IN mo
center OF e moley The OF extra a9e a hs every
cpeOus bugarpooi Faus
bgh ventilation perfect; n c E ever requisite
bank other oneyeI o. arod ba
% slgS D" '-' HOMER MORGAN, Pne-st
no LET-THREE FLOORS for business pur-
i posas corner Bratgar. SiEtlage., ThrT-hrist
II. RAYNOR,
% Piuer-
fi'O LET-The spacious STORE No. 5Ol Broad
rav through Store, basement and autceaf Vr
C,116 HOMER MORGAN PregL
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
Real estate to Grcbangc.

AT SAG HARBOR, l.. Ia delightfully."- situ-
sted COUNTRY RES Den - VITA 70 acres would be exchanged
for Civ property. RCLAED WHITING. . Beezman-s~
New-York tribune., 1872-12-06
Gonntrn Dropertn TO Eel.

MARKET CARDENING.-To LET on shares
vi acres good LAND; lu, Ge oi city ApP
AZ West Eizabe-L Railroad a pot
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A Scene In Parliament.
An Idiotic English Custom.

A London letter to the Boston Ad,r1iser.
speaking about the British Parliament. saws |:
we are all expecting Mr.. iaflstone. Be-
fore we have him, though, there is am Incl
dent characterized by the antiquated forms
of Parliament. At tho bar appears one Of
the messengers of the House, who saws in a
loud voice. "Black Bod" "A way is cleared,
everybody moves aside, and s'the Yeoman
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ell In the House Of Lords to hear the royal
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Steamer Lady Of the Lake.

connecting at Norfolk with the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad for all parts of the
South, and with the steamers of the
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On and after MONDAY, May ], the steamer
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