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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

At the Arion Club House, in Eighth-st., the
carnival season opened last night by the Aron Vo
cal Society with burlesque entertainment.
DR.. John Lord has begun, in the hall OF the
Young Mems Christian Association popular series OF
historical lectures the mornings Of every Thursday
and Monday which bid fair TO be AZ successful ne those
which attracted such crowds Of ladies last Winter.
A. Miner Grswold, better known as the Fat
Contributor" lectures at st. Peters Hall on Tuesday
evening next, on "Iniun Meal" Mr.. Griswod Is
rapidly taking high rank among the western lun0rists
who have achieved such decided popularity at the East
The Beethoven MannerchOr elected the fol-
lowing officers, last evening:
Pre- dent Jos Ohmes vePresden r. Ston and A. Binker
Recording Secretary Paul sereyyoge Corresponding hCcretar H.
KrUud; Financial Secretary Julius enger Librarians A. Wend
hug and o. Wigaud Musical Director, Carl Tneger
/ The Rev. j. Halstead Carroll, DID,, was in
stalled pastor of the East Reformed Church. at Bedford
ave and JeGerson-st Brooklyn, last evening. The Rev
& r. Blauvelt, President OF the South Chassis Of Long
lsfnd presided the Rev L. Z. ngersOl preached the
Rev j. kimball charged the pastor, aud the Rev. Mr..
Wells OF Flatbush the people.
The corner stone of q new iron church edi-
nee ior the Central Congregational Society OF Brooklyn
was Idld ia Haneockst near FultOnave., yesterday.
Inc ceremonies were conducted by tho Rev Dr. Scud-
deI pd'iof lHe rev. j. Clement French the Rev j. IT,
Br'ut, thC Rev. Dr Burlington, and others The new
-viitfc WIZ be constructed rItcs at COST Of
about SoSoVO, anu VIII seat 1880 persons y = -
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the case of Sarah Kennedy agt. Michael
shaw in the Superior Court before Judge Freedman
vosterdav plantf recovered by default judgment OF
n 600 against defendant for breach OF promise OF har
riage and seduction -,
In the case of Valentine Spies against the
Central Savings Bank in which an Injunction was re-
Gently granted, application was made yesterday 1"
Judge Rarrett in Supreme Court Chambers, Tor ke'
ceiyer and the meeting adjourned Tor we1ki AZ
order was Issued restraining the Ocean NalOat Daih
from paving 10 the Central Savings Bank sl2oco vi unJ
other sum.
In the Murray Coulter suit, before Judge
Rrady I'm Supreme Court, Trial Term yesterday, George
r. Van Brupt deuicd that he was at Lovejoys Hotel
when the returns from several districts were burned
lanes Carroll testified that he heard Hanllin say
ot Hugh Murrays liquor store That he could put OUT
Coulter and put Murray In; and that Murray replied
that Inc would give Hamin 5000 II he would swear 10
what he said; and that Hamlin would plead guilty. he
would not "get than ~ year,
Mr. Russell, who was charged with desert
ing his client Charles A. Rookie, indicted for dealing In
counterfeit vecent pieces after receivinea fee from
him stated in the United States Circuit Court, yestcr-
day that he had received from Rookie so 80 for defend
ing him before the Commissioner ana tha Nc dd hot
nnder stand that defending man before COinhns-
sioncr compelled lawyer to defend hun IN Court cs
pecaly when the attorney had not received addtohai
compensation,
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ASSEMBLY.

\ nunnlpr or rcmonstldnceS were presented
=, ,iocins the Erie Railway under The control Of
rttlsA urOholo''''s' 1900, O.
JAcoB- presented resolutions Of the Brooklyn Re
So. Assocition relative To assessment and taxation IL
SIN yyrre introduced repeating portion VI he aet 10
srenrve poo,c deer and other game inue"Hiis 10
go ~ nc Clerks of Boards Of SUPERVISORS; mahihs
s,r. bridge between BrOOklN anu $500 synan6
a., no revised statutes relative 10 interest on ioos
ejso incorporating the Underground h''''""" 'Of"'
an Se~ York - ..--,,,,crn
,,sssed April iS 4i L.R takes the power from The
W0r Of New York to redistrot districts Of that
80 fl also takes the power ron mn o.a.S5I 20 APPOINT
- ,laces IN i'm the hands OF the Ponce
HT Misunderstanding Board OI Cohniis "a dat,e -
iratio ION and conferring certain powers az" So.
Ibe ~, wins H. LOurell, and Joseph Buuentha
ts,, If CCln -iOners Of EmlgrapOn with powers ana
.int4r exactly similar 10 those already passed by the
present Commissioners. -, .,.. ~, ,...-. 49, a.
NeVYork and Harlem Railroad also repeating tH' Sc'
Df 1863 fixing Sber1ns ices. .,.n.>,o, ,,rp,pTuvST
INVESTIGATING THE ISbI hAhCE Dff Iia.
~ SioTfToN offered the following resolution o..
Ia bic message, lad called sUtA.0h " IN
s, has been charged that inssal,nee
carr ID. !, - ~ ICE Department; therefore.
R,s0ro@ lhe' he iS'u'SN'' ~ "
10 resolution was adopted.
a. FoEr offered resolution that the Canal Apprals.
rs report within ten days the full list OF All CLAIMS re-
cfvcd by them snceJan. l. 1870 together WIN detabod
Information regarding the same.
Ile bill repeating the charter OF buHdlO passed lasi
,.ning from the Senate, Mr. ALBLRGER moved
~ rules and that the bill be referred 70
the Committee Of the Whole Adopted
Tie House then went into SODnittee the bill, and
II War passed Adjourned.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. .. ALBANY, Jan. II


Mpsgrs. Ames, Allen, and Lord were APP
,outed Committee Investigate and report upon the
charges contained in THE NEw-YoIK TRIBUNE Of the
an inst against Senator James Wood, with power to
send for persons and papers , ,.
on motion OF Mr. BENEDICT, the act cOhIeFrlng powers
mon TN Controller Of NewYOrk City, was recomnitted
for amendment TO the Senators froiu that CITY
Mr. OBR!LN introduced bill regulating contracts Tor
ioc IN the City of New YORK ana assess
nents for the 1t authorizes the Controller 70 sst
RE an claims work done where he Is satsneu Dy
proper and legal certificates that the WORK has been
faithfully done. ., ..o,o,,i.d h,,
nil amending the act organizing Wardens OF me port
of New York II provides against interference III Ge
direction of property adversely TO the wishes Oh tpe OWL
ere or then representatives where present. ana tha
Wardens ehal only exercise their duties IN respect 70
such property represented upon the application oil inc
persons In interest. 80, . IL. , ,son ,ho
powers of the or the CITY OI New
York , ~, 90 ,,oorno.oto +ba I'm
foreground Railway Company, and to authorize the sid
CoIHuany TO construct subways for railway III tne Ciy
Of New York and for other purposes III Incorporates
Andrew Gilsey, Augustus Schell Henry BeTgh, " r
Larry. Charles Cyuary, william H. Martin o. Nahneh-
lTlreh n b. LabaiI John A. Livingston, James Nj ray
Tor and T. c. Beuiiict with capital STOCK Oi SlOeOoWO
The road starts az the Battery, and connects Win te
Hudson River Railway anu baI1em ita4"Ay Dy bIauch
Tbe Tin Il ca makes the usual provision Tor CONSTRUCTION.
Adjourned.
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POLICE NOTES.

H0nOra UCOnnell died yesterday at her residence
10 Olehudred and yeeu'hst between hi
bydT6phoha "
Jane Mclaughlin age ~, was fatally burned by
lhe explosion Of kerosene lamp No Ol West Foryecon IT.
Welpesay night
Christina Rather, age 8, of No 40 Fourtl-ave.
biItb.aye car, died yesterday
VIM TOtten, age II, of No II IIamiltOn-st died
Yesterday from Injuries receives the firing In front
Of NO. "a CbeTry-sL Tuesday night
The residence of Lansing &. Moore Of No 1M West
Forty ord "wednesday night Of three silver
and other trr worth 500 The thieves John Masters and
Michael Campbell o Eyiren committed by Justice Dowlpg
o await a trial.
An Investigation was begun Yesterday in the case
Mas Who dead the hallway Of 10 81 Oak st. and
ds e,uled fibe skb Margaret Qpal Of No.
icsbr that JHcdAy to deceased
ny WJes ,riJon No. 4 houTDefL That to
~ he saon 6esi G booi hi lee, AID Dea ici
bn Oab he ,.tnOnj Of oihI .iHesse,
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THE COURTS.
THE ,rnrnwsr JAIL DELIVERS.

THE LUDLOw-sT. JAIL DELiVLh
The Sherif's appeal from Judge bariaIu ~,
order releasing L. T. Hewlett from Ludlo", -,
where We was confined execution against 'he oou
Gov sAooo was argued beforel the Supreme Court
General Term yesterday. In making the order 'uaso
parnar Granted stay Of proceedings for ten days 80 ~
TO allow a hearing appeal The sheiinS coun'o :,
argued that under the code persons heid W ,ot
a. ~ court Of competent jurisdiction are not
o,ti,icd 10 sue out writs Of habeas corpu. :
nor can the court upon such writ inquire ii''
the Justice or injustice of their llnp'is'nH,n''
and that the Court OF oyer ana leIn'i"oi 30 ~,
no jurisdiction in the case OF persons dotalneu ~
its This no,nt was oyerrucd, on the ground ti u -
order appeared 10 issued from ihe npeci In az
r. tyas inrfher argued that the order OF Judge 1l
aid not relieve the Sheriff from resIons IA nnr :,
counsel argued that the oyer and Ierhiner ndu NV
~ III, me nersons without any notice Whatever DO
whstanding the Habeas Corpus act put u uc
accoriur 10 the recOrdreturn, the parties W @
The detention of his client were Informed, or IL hUe
formed appeared and waived all notice. ne r"
however. that the Court cannot ulHItEhiu Va"
return i'm this proceeding Decision reserved
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


poHT OF NEW YORK Recommendation H.
CLEARED.
hp Colmans Van so Havana Atlantic Mail steamship Co
S'esm.p p clyde Drew Norfolk, City Point and Richmond
siaaH.hp Chesapeake johnson Portland J. =. Ames.
Steamship barnes Mallory savannah Livingston Fox Co
sG f lame wsbs.r sroS1e Liverpool E. Morgan. son.
BARK CaBsa Belle (r) Tnd.h Falmouth Ca'ocOFet' hOa"
Bar. Geso SO smor.on Queenstown Falmouth Punch Els
SSis Mary A. Way Russell Tamatave and Zanzibar Walsh Field
BIZ soe Au,t) Ruiosoyich Cork Famoqh sOecvic Co.
Bng Sarah CJowe (BL Morris. st. Johns r. H. W. l. woodruff
Bas n mn wAG z & Si,,. W brett Son Co.
Ir Louise lBr Buiord Port au Prince, D. hGCoL
Brig ayenswCod Orb Smart It, Johus aud srbor trace H. r.
Carrie. ~, A.. p.- vo... 1,,.,o,, s Tonrs, Rs.t,e
b "s P% Si ss1 @ En Meaa FaaeE
b.! F n Roe a1 TsH Ss1 T. TSot c. a SGG'
o. AeEsn Mead stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
SehG George Washington, Peck stamford
sSRr w% joaes DAVIS. Sss-o raa, Dnmmoad Go.
schr r W H. Whit smith, Jscson'iie Van Brun' Bros
s ssI g 3d r. a 1l m Gini.%"n Ro S%'o'
scir S4lhe burton. Pain.r, stamford
Schr = r. Goisia, Waterbury, STANFORD
ARRIVED.
stamalp Ashland Moore rernanilna mdse. and pass to
steamship wyanoIe bourne Richmond cry Point and Norfolk
with aid pass. Old Dominion Steamship Co - r,I
Steamship Richmond City Point and Norfolk
md,e. aud pass. Washington 4 Co ,.,.. % OH
steamship llttea. Lawrence, Norfolk with mdSe and p' 10 o
Ste1%shp yoaner Howe. philadelphia. with mise and pass 70
gason Wood. -. .,,. IL an.
Ship CIV OF Montreal Mudgeti, Glasgow Nov rs with mde
0l,io o the BtF o.. .t.s L. an
Ship Thonas Durham Mclean. Liverpool Nov H. Win m'
ohnfcd u the bar ~. Sent 21 with
nds ,ait,,,d ir,n
Bari Venaranla tltal Iauro, foon 30 days WIN - 'A
BARK Aluelna Port Das Lisbon ~ DAYS WIN ,E Hs
Bars o. e.ua tNorl Asakson Ma1ca hov ~ WIN Iu, A. i,h
Brq Rasttm star jof Newlliynl Foster peme'"s - uJ'' WIN
,,..,.o IL. "a 18th ma
scn Bss May of Portland Andrews Port Mo'an JAM E''"'
wlti bamboo. -, -t., -.
NcIr geo n K,.r Bonhod Kingston Jaw, Is DAYS Win hmt
keir Peter ID. smith, hoT"hhn "T'h' '''A'h VI" ' " ''
with Ssh. -. ~ N ., -. .t,h e.h
sr Kla a. MrIlne Or, Cook West ' ~ u u Gays WIN N"
,u4nyru.-A AND tpAHrNhF.
s..L p,.if. ps,y,.n.. Salh hrw-liayrn
~ ~. Ne. ',,,,.a A. W. Thompson, New Haven.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court George
Quinn was conntte Yesterday robbng Thomas he oil NO
2g9 Mott 1t. OF $50 while iu woman's dress
Tn the case of Thomas Lynch, charged by Lewis
r IN The Cour az General With receiving bats stolen IRON
his store No 10 WsIkerst the jury disagreed, yesterday
George l.. Stoeker, charged with concealing prop
c,v % m. assignee bankruptcy Of the trn OF soeEe Bent
co. was coumed Yesterday default OF 5000 bail b Comra
soner Osborn.
At fine Tornbs Police Court Justice Bowling COM
mtted Mccain yesterday TO- bbng In The hand Psrom,
Dep tile Fourteenth Precinct who had attempted s1esi him N
fonto No l22 ots John Doaohue 49, OF No 81 Peis at
eupng Seaman Of No eje Wae Of $50 John io
and Charles Hambcr Of No - East
Brodway attempting from tie bsrer shop of elm
nge sbruud McCloud formerly OF hesHs Dunn
Case ohng &45 worth Of eootectousy from the Store OF Geo
Watson Of No Tweny tis., une isst preence,
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DECISIONS.-JAN IL.

Supreme Court hdnlbers-Bv Judge barrett
Gan National ofN Ag Wolf-Motog srsnisi ori'r to
he settle on notice Cecil GoOlrchMoOn ~ amend summons
and ompant granted judgment ,T plaintiff Jnsth ag Jhho
zion denied gh Wsser ct al sg RogersMouoh deh
with costs Coleman Hupt-hOou granted attachment 10
be baable in $500 ~ 49,, st.I p.u.,
Brsdy-Ayres sgt. Chtiorden-lotoh uehe' r''
AIT Fuller Order setled. ,,...-
By Judge Caroo-shsw DuncanMohond Denied without e
Supe,ior Comt-SDeciai TeTm-]y Judge Harbour
Rr,d ag Order granted. Wentworth kohhThe same
Cray AIT Treat-The Shelly agt. ROehe.-Tle same
Common Plecs-SDcciat Ierm.-By Judge Locw-
Irving Agt Murpy-Defaut opened hncho Ag SchNaT Attach
uent vacated Broone sst WoRoiereoce ordered MOI A8t
IolaBd-Appeal DENIED.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotcl-Constantne CatacaZy, E r.e
Russian Minister and wife. BrepoOrt House-Iiss
Rev Robert Laird Collier of Chicago and Dr. b. j. 'eT
fres of BOSTON, - FIN Aoenae HOtet-Thc Hon. a.
T Davis of Syracuse, the Hon, X. z. Parsons OF 81
land and COL A. d. Smith OF Providence iSSc clinton
briggs Of Omaha Judge A. NJ. Osborne OF O atshh. and
A. SENEGAL of Canada H. Deverenx 81 HsNThe Hon
T. Gibbs of Washington and Charles P at s,o y,
Wilkesbarre Penn. 81 hetIopohta, H 6an r.
Trimbe of Baltimore GEN Orand Snlth OF Onlo I'M n
Cen Kinatrick - st. James Hoei-ProI noiSiUiu
ron - Vcstpinster Hotci-COmmander Henry wilson,
IT, s. Navy. HOLMAN Hosse-HHi a, =, T Cow" IT,
Navy - FtcreH HOpSe-The Rev. George r, a das
S d aju UoteiThe Hon D. j. Mitchell of syracuse
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THE CALENDER CASE.

At the resumption, yesterday, of the exam H.
ton of ex-BanlS- Examiner Calender MI oU''o"
President of the ocean National Bank te5thcd Oh
,,.o mot tIo hank was in a good condition for Sc D
time before Calender made his examination Oh
affairs. ,,,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the assets OF the BANK :
some Of the Portage Lake bonds the washington ~
Alexandria Railroad bonds, and the Brunswick an' a.
I'm hnnds ali of these were valued at higher %
Than they would bring forced sale think li2,
Portage Lake bonds would now bring dollar ior doA
Adjourned till y. III. to-day
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BRICKLAYERs' CONVENTION.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 11.-At the Brcklayers'
Convention to-day committee Of i've appointed 10
wait e Legislature and ask Tor the enforcement Of
IN Lisht-HOur law. A resolution adopted
Mehuag Meredith Moore, President OF the National
c"D Tor the position OF Commissioner OF the OF
sseDI established by Congress motion revoke
s Vi Union No. Of New York was referred 10 tle
1850 committee. Mr. COmmuky presented charge
s@' chiOB No. Of Brooklyn, for violating Section
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THE PRINTING COMPANY LITIGATION TAI
FROM TIE STATE COURTS.

Geo. w. Wingate, OF counsel for the Ia
estate obtained yesterday in the United States Dist
Court AN order TO show cause why the NewYOrk Pr ID
ing Company should not be declared bankr
Judge Blatchford granted, at the same time
Injunction restraining the sheriff and the Receiver o.
Ocean National Bank, and John f. Tr0w from proeceth
in the sale Of the property OF that Company untll
further order Of the Court This order ana iguo'
fakes for the present, the NewYorR Printing comp
LITIGATION out OF the State Courts
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

MEETING or THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN-RE-
FORM INSTITUTED IN TIE CLERKS OFFICE.
The Board of Aldermen met at 3 p. m. yes
terday, President Cochrane in the chair After the
adoption of the minutes OF the last meeting, Alderman
Wilder offered the following:
Rsod That the Corporation Counsel be requested to inform this
Board relation to the franchises ferry rights. aud contracts Hns
Win as Bg96S tss oGaGoH n, o. . ,1g S ' ,n
te rights ami ffanchs held h TIE tong Island Ferry Com
Of tue public Adopted.
Alderman Joyce offered the following. which was
adopted
requested Boa bis earliest convenience with state
msn giving detail ' Of The .eysI e9ne' aae By tie depart
suspended specifying particularly c due competition
tgseH viii sach other c,. md as may be Of utility
Council. OF interest to the people Of this city.
Alderman Falconcr submit ed the following report of
the Committee to examine INTO the condition OF the Office
OF the Clerk Of the Board Of Aldermen:
On Investigation We Cad the present number Of emPof the Clerks
carefully considered The the % office thus f and
usefulness Of the persons thus EMPLOYED sud are sa at The nece
Abo Of the Clerk do not require 50 large nnmber Of achf
PPuaer Of employees in the CLERKS oacs b TtucI 10 M
AZ an annual tense Of $40 0 that they he d~Sgn,.1 m
.9d be paid the annual salaries ecGei the ron appended
would the practical adoption Of tis recommendation calling
saving Of 1920 could be effected by y We would
recommend the sdP!on Of ,oluton that all present
BY the late Boen By the CLERK Of ,sd sehu hereb from
Office and their places declared from this date TIc following
list Of the proposed attaches Of tue Board with the
CLERK 5000 Deputy Clerk $1,000 First Assistant Clerk s3cOo;
Second Asstant Clerk SF3O Engo'sGg Clerk $2Q Messenger
LSsis4 and Eosro.as c5t z5@i glo o. he Oily Iq1Sry
leeIer $50 Resier $780, Messenger tie President. I2J9
The resolution embodied in this report was adopted
and the report referred to the appropriate Commit
tee The election OF Clerk 10 the Board was postponed,
and the Board Gjourned TO meet on SatuiI lay at D.
CHAMBERLAIN PALMER'5 ACCOUNTS.
Chamberlain Palmer submitted yesterday a
gtnf of In
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THE BAR COMMITTEE.

The Committee of Sixteen of the Bar Asso-
citation has from Albany without having accom-
pished the object Of It's Journey which was to lay the
memorial Of the Association, in regard TO the corrupt
Judiciary Of this city, before the Legislature. 1t Is
desood however that the matter has been LETT by the
Committee In the hands OF persons who will not allow
80 rest that the Legislature will very soon take such
action AS will satisfy the friends of reform.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.

FRIDAY, JAN H.
Mails for Haysns W L. per steamship CLEOPATRA, close at
SATURDAY. JAS H.
RnYone steamship City Of London
close at OD y M No Supplementary Mail Prlsian closed mail 10
sent by this lire. ...Lt. Wa.
Mil 10, the German States Bremen, steamship "ee
- - II m German Mail only direct by this
Ns kr France VIA steamship Washington close
s0 IA Direct French this alternate Saturdays
-'' SUNDAY, JAs. H.
All Mails close II O'Clock The FostOhce Is open ITO"
IA. o IL M. .o.,,y -, q.
Mail. for Kingston JAM Aspinwsl and Panama me .en.s Ia
can and PsGde Ports etc, per steamship hs'ns '' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12
ELECTION INSPECTORS INDICTED.

Henry Often, Richard Classon, Patrick fF =
ius. Michael Gillen, and Charles steinburg, were -
dicted Yesterday by the Grand Jury for raudueh y
octino "a Inspectors in the recent election, and pa
nnder $500 bail each to appear at the Court OF oyer
TeTmiIicr Morgan Jones, who arrested IN me ar
noon Inv sheriff Brennan and placed under $1,000 bail :
Matchmaking was their bOndsinan'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

Article 10 Of tho Constitution, and asked sr the snspcn
sion of the members until the charges investigated
Referred to a special committee. Union No. OF New,
York was ordered TO be held responsible for dues 70
Union No OF Albany admitting Michael Mack WIN
cut travelling card The following officers were elected
Rreedent james ~ klrby Nce-Presldeht, WIZ. prIen'