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New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
DECISION6-JAS. 1s.

Supreme Court -Chambers-By Judge Barrett
Morgan Ast whitaker ir-PToceedings dismissed.
Common Peas-Tiidl Iem-By Judge Loew.-
Whock agt McKeon.-AdiioDal allowance Of sl25 granted
McKenna ag McKennMoion place specr calendar
denied without costs wends agt Sebler Motion to
nsce special calendar for short granted Doune
BIrseye-Deut Of Dec a opened payment Of sO Whit
k A McKeon0n the appeal from the raton OF costs BY the
erk for tho respective parties before
al such may Sehnebsrit BgsnMoton to
psce calendar for short granted Hegeen
geenJuigmen Of divorce granted to plLnuf Beis ag Hitch
oocf.-(see men, for counsel)
Gcuerd Tern-Beore g. r. Daiy, Ch. J Laemore and J. r.
Day JLuiwih agt MnottJudmsnt affirmed BY default Moey
All Halam-The The Health Department agt HoyLThs
agt BoayeGJutgment affirmed schoee sRt Goodse
The straus agt Be,k-The same Walsh agt Rioran-
Judgment reversed Nans6ehJuigmen affirmed Levy
AT Bae-Jodgment affirmed by default schuehmann Schneider
Judgment reversed Pnkel agt HarrsThe Trainer agt
Uesf-Jadsment affirmed Mcpherson ag. Bume-Jutgment
dnce 10 Affirmed this either
Boyd OConn-Judgment reversed Smith agt BoeseJadg
neat amof Conway s voghtJudment reduced to si9 aud
s either OF this appeal Fearing and
Others IRWIN and for plaintiff. defendants held 70
their plaintiff have Judgment asked for Hau
RomanOner appealed from dismissed Schroeder s MURPHY
order appealed from affirmed Deyhn agt Costelo-Appea dismissed
with without prudes the appellants 10 for a
on the settled. swim sgt Bens Judgment affirmed
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
p4SSENGERS SAILED-

FOR LIYERPOOL-Ia steamship Celtic Jan. l&Js S. Whetbee
Mrs whedbee Miss NJ Nancy Austin Beebe, Cammonn Kennedy
Mss Louise Tmbeey John Heqy Morris Fred Payne H. NJ Hanna
p McMunn Forester, r. T. PAYNE, p Sowerby, John
Price, Reid George Wright Mrs Wright Capt Tbos Wright
Gea Mrs Gery H. Peres de Yeasco Peres de Veasco Ee
H. Howi Hughes Jonn Erwin Dr. Buttes Mrs BulesR Gyb
bon Spsbuy B. NJ Brown, b. Reley. a. RiehAris, r. W.
Brown. r. j. Boles Gen J. W. Hall, w. Poesche.
FOR BRBMRN-Ta saEtshtp Man Jan. lsmr and Mrs Rich
Count T. Sweowsky and servant O. Boesawsk, g. Pfeine W.
r. Tyrs Faulis H. Beck M Leon Thnnnessen X. Charpo
W. Horn and family Noh Meuke Mrs Thunneeu Countess
IAVsulx Krchnof b. Tones j. Zernz ami daughter g.
NcojeNsk w. Poeschl Dr. ROmingr Gobschmd Faerbe
w. Goldschmidt
For GLAsGow-Tn steamship dn0id JAN lsT P. Bruce. c.
Hmer Noble n. w. Yandergn g. HoY Mr. Watkins, Richard
Gleason Ramsey T. Carmichael Bridget Gening Amelia L.
Mowan C. b. Bouton and WIFE Capt Murphy and wife, Stewart
POR SAyANNkHIn 81 nship san Salvador, Jan lS-T. n
DIXON Mrs R A. Hills H. Riggs VIM q. Collins, O. Clauds and
wife H. B. Tseo Hale, NJ Iielmes Miss Van Dg'er Lamson
H. Pousner Capt Browning Deeure Simon T. j. OVngton, Ste
phen Charter French George T. French d. Smith George
Wsmsn Frances Baldwin. Mrs Whtworth, Lawrence Phillips
Mrs Wright M L. VAIL n saas wife, and infant ehren and
hanfnL
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
ONE THOUSAND EMS"
BY WILLIAM GLAND BOURNE.

p.so,red That we ask Of our felow-craftsmen (many
Of whom scattered over the country, nave, mkS
GONE hv 10 set up on Monday Feb g. 1S73 the CAD
sDniyersary OF MI Greeleys BIRTH 1000 ems, and give
receipts for the ans Ss TO %SeT Se 70 Ss
president OF New-York Typographical Union No NO ~
Tua1e.sf New York City, of which Union MI Greeley
was the first Resolution Of N. l. 4HPogrGph
cal Union No. g.
Let the type click!
Electric KEYNOTE of the Art Divine,
That gives all languages common SOUND
And one by one. quick dropping INTO nne,
Tell the sad news to eartlrs remotest bound
Let them fall gently as our tear drops Ial-
Let them fan silent as we whisper low,
we come with reverence at the tender call,
To bring a tribute of the love we owe
His hand is still
The busy hand that wrought so long and Well
And builded type by type, and page by page. >,
The thoughts that others thought THAT ON him fell,
To make him stronger for his agel,
Is still
The The last Eye Sei Is SanGeff for do the Sf feg
And where be stood and wrought
Dull type to wOndrous thought
We linger as mark the spot
Sacred and dear beyond our hearts torgettlng'
His voice is still
The earnest pleading for the weak and lowly!
The life and homework of q mission holy!
Teaching the law OF Love
Teaching the love of Law
Speaking for Truth aud Right,
Striking with giant might,
Breaking the shaclSles of OppressiOns night!
He pointed upward TO the sons OF Labor, u g,
And bade them toll with Faith, and Hope, ana
But spurned the glories Of the bloody sabre,
And would have crushed il into dust.
And with his mighty Pen
He traced the burning thought and millions heard
And caught the soul-fre OF his blazing word
Let the type click
One thousand ems of loves endearlng letters
One thousand ems by loves ten thousand settels!
In the full sunlight OF the noon
In the sweet Freedom of the boon
He helped to give to millions in their fetters!
In the fair beaming Of the morning sun,
Let the dear task of faithful hands be done
Life's early morning saw his task begun!
Or at the evening hour,
When sunset ClOries battle the earth,
Build the type tribute to illustrious Worth;
Or when the shadows fall,
In silence while the world is still,
BtIlld TO his name with all your artist skill,
Whose " Busy Life was Work and walt and
VIII.
Let the type click
o Homage Hands, that keep the art immortal!
A Brother passed within the mystic portal
The Hero-Worker of his age,
Has left his imprint on the page.
Bold Utterer of bolder thought
Which millions Of his fellows caught
Great Toiler in the Truths domain
Whose earnest life was not IN vain
We bring the tribute of One Thousand Ems,
Speaking of Peace, Love- Hope--a thousand gems,
That shall outlive earth's proudest diadems'
January II, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
J.Y COOKE SUING HENRY CLEws.

A deputy sheriff called upon Henry Clews on
Friday evening in pursuance of order by Judge Tap
pen OF Brooklyn with order OF arrest In case he re-
fused surrender into the Shers hands s75Oe ut the
suit Of Jay Cooke Co. Mr.. Cews paid the money un-
der protest and announced that he would contest the
matter IN the courts The circumstances OF the case
stated by Mr.. Cooke, are as follows: Gin Brothers
bankers of Philadelphia deposited against their account
with Henry Clews s6,lOO Soon after jay Cooke Co.
began action against Henry Clews Co for the re-
covery 81 of the sl6O0 deposited with Cews Co.,
the ground that OF that sum had been obtained
from them by Gill Brothers and deposited with Cews
by Gill Brothers had been obtained by that firm from
Jay Cooke & Co. Judge Appen, at the suit OF Jay
Cooke * Co., appointed j. Il. Haskin receiver and
Henry Cews refused to put the money In his hands.
Judge Tappen then issued peremptoy order, with the
ain rpsult.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
OPEN DEALINGS WITH CREDITORS.

In the case of William C.. Bean, assignee in
bankruptcy agt Louis f. Amsnck and others, action
was brought by the plaintiff as the assignee OF Charles
S. Knitting Of st. Louis to recover s6275 49, on the
ground that Knitting Co. became insoyent Feb II,
1862 and that compromise made on the next day,
by which the creditors were to accept 10 per cent in
three equal payments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months with interest. for which the notes OF the in
solvent firm 10 be given II appears that the
insovent firm owed the defendants at the date OF the
compromise $355l G5. and that the latter signed the
compromise agreement in common with most OF the
other creditors OF Knitting Co, but with the secret
understanding that the firm would discount their COM
promise notes for amount equal TO 80 per cent in cash
of the indebtedness to the defendants. Edward B.
Merrill the solicitor for the complainant and
Augustus L. Smith for the defendants. In decision
given in this In the United States District Court
Saturday. Judge Blatchford says
In all compromises OF this nature between creditors
there open and fair dealing. and such
understanding had In this case Will be upheld
either law equity The assignee In bankruptcy, as
representing all the creditors, can maintain suit to
recover money paid under section IA OF the Bank
ruptcy act, and the complainant must have Judgment
FOR the full amount for which the action Is brought, with
interest and costs" .t--sS-.-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

piece. for the present concert OF Sao'ou Sunday
German is given at the Bowery TheaIer .,a-,,nod
night The drama called "Bunaio BIZ ' aNs, >, ,ook
The ,ast reprssentation OF Round tne Oio." .o
n,ace on Saturday at the Grand Opera Housoi an. '
n,gh, that stage also will be deyoteo W sp , >,
d,oro.a reviyal OF the old Cataract Oh INC u""eo
ho1nc announced These show pieces, WIN '. H0o 60
80 % the beat Of them all, at Eiblos Saruen o''
80 20 assuage any undue public longing "niou may
-, 60 see tinsel and coored light not 10 HpcaA Va ~
o.,.a.orL, feminine leg Mr.. Tony Pastor mas peou
burIesoeung 'Round the Clock:' Mr. rranA ;,
~ ttst ~ skin IN the use OF the banjo, mas appeaieu
,he can Francisco Minstrel Theater-the o'' 'auee az
thoso ,ovs win continue 70 allure -. Atherley Oo
drorn, ON AZ the Union Square Theater, where 'no
snoctator NAV be gently lued TO repose In rresenoe
of some OF the most beautiful stage-p'otuoo '"'''
,hts ner,od Of sumptuous ornament has ahorueu..,
Mr sothern though recently Ill. has acted sam WIN az
h,s rsua, vigor and delightful drollery, at "aaoA
"a ,,ot attraction will maintain ITS place Tne or
,t r,r of Richard ILL.," at Booths Theater' endeu On
saturday night Mr. Booth, Saturday afternoon once
moro essayed Benedek and tonight he VIII DC seen Us
Tej,.s Irrs in the coagomerate tragedy OF bru's'
or The Fan Of Tarquin," by John Howard fayhe' ~
should be noted that the tragedan remains here pue wv"
weeks longer. The next prominent incident OF the
week will be the openingtof DaY's New Fhtn AVENUE
Theater at No 73O Broadway-to take place tohoiio"
evening, with drama, Of Partisan onein' eh'l'ieu
Alike All the play-houses were ahected iase "eeA
nv the inclement depressing, and irritating weather.
January thaw rlets away enthusiasm ana receip's Us
we'll as ice and snow.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
FUNERAL OF JOSHUA LEAvITT.

The remains of the late Rev. Joshua Leavitt,
d. D., were Saturday, removed from the house, No
l34 HeByt Brooklyn, to the Church Of the Pilgrims at
Henry and Remsen-sts where funeral ceremonies were
held at2p M The body was encased in casket OF
black CLOTH which was placed inside the chancel rail-
ings directly in front Of the platform beautiful
crown Of camelIs. tea roses and vOlets surmounted
by violet cross was placed at the head OF
the casket and profuson iof flowers also strewn
upon the lid together with floral The church
was filled with friends OF the deceased and many notable
members OF the religious press The Rev. Dr. Richard s.
storrs opened the ceremonies with prayer after which
the hymn, " Hark voice divides the SKYE" was Sung
by the choir and this followed by the reading OF the
Scriptures Dr. Sorrs then made an address referring
10 the life and character OF the deceased and
was offered by the Rev. DIR. Bacon. The remains were
privately inferred in Greenwood Cemetery yesterday
oft
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw -YoRx....

PORT OF NkH-tOtfA..s. .....s.....ss.s's.,.,sJN 10
CLEARED.
Steamship Celtic (Br Murray, Liverpool, 6c, HYDE Sparks
Steamship CITY ofWashngton Delamotte Liverpool John g. Dale
Steamship Main (h Oh Ouerendop, bremen via Southampton
Oelrchs & Co.
Steamship Schmidt (Gerl Dannemsnn Bremen Hermann Koop
steamship ST. Thomas Br DrakefOri Poraarnce, &C, PE,
P0rwood Co.
Steamship CITY Of Merida Zimmerman Havana aud Vera Cur r.
AeHandre x Sons. -... d. - -
Steamship W. Clyde Cole Galveston and Key West H. Nal.
lOry Go.
Steamship Cores Kemhe Hsw-Oreans, II. D. Cromwell Co.
Steamship Western Metropolis Baker New0reans Fred Baker
Steamship Huntsville Crowe Savannah Robert Lowden Go.
Steamship Salvador Nnker0D, Savannah W. Il Garrison
Steamship Manhattan WOodhu Charleston H. r. Morgan Co.
Steamship Ranlta Dosne PHILADELPHIA Lonart Steamship Co.
SeanshD Volunteer Cossman, Philadelphia LonAd Steamship Co.
Steamship Glaucus Besrse, Boston, II. T. Dmock.
steamship Fish. New Bedford Ferguson Wood
Steamship North Point, FOLEY Baltimore.
Ship Pearl OF India Br) Johnston Liverpool Mogans Sous
SHIP Zorosster (Br brown, London Gnnue Mintura
BARK America N. e.. Koper Bremen, X. Unkar.
BARI Giuseppe dAbundo tsLl Camarot Gibraltar aud Genoa,
aocovich q Co
Bari H. d. siover. Pesree Havana, James T. Ward Co
Oliver Cuts iBr Nelson Kingston Jam de Coriova Co
Brig Loeb Lomoud Gehrst Canlepas Borand Dearborn Co
Carrie Puinou, Mhttemore Caiharien. Miller HOughton
Brig Robert Mex spearng tBr Thomsoa, Cienagos Jova CO.
Brig b. Mcleod tbrl Mcleod, iaiAH, N D., D. H. DcNoh Co.
.. ARRIVED.
Steamship Idaho Brl Moan Liverpool Jan via QneenStown "a
with mdse and pass 10 Williams Il Ga0n NI
Steamship Ggens Airn Bosson with mds and pass % H. r.
Dimoek.
slip Sea serpent. White, Hong Kong Oct io with nise
Ship ktIbs'h Douil lol Dunlca White Ssaow Aug 10 via
sugafa and tea
Sap My GoOisI Of Oct lS win
aAkah Il. II I'D m I'll
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
THE DRAMA.
THE NEw-YoRK STAGE.

IIIb Dt4NV'@'
The current of theatrical affairs last week,
was quiet even 70 mODotony One notable incident that
occurred was the production at the Olympic Theater OF
a spectacle called The Alhambra" Reference 10 tne
name Of Irving in connection with this piece shouid not
ne made The play does illustrate anything In the
vritnes of that sweet, refined and loyaole author
and II valuable at ALL 1t Is valuable only for scenic dis
olay Mr James Hayes. the scenic artist who is also
the manager Of the theater. has done bis part OF the
work with great care, fine feeling, and delicate well
trained skill Many variety features are introduced In
the nexbe course Of the performance. "The AlbaIn-
may be seen every Wednesday and Saturday after
noon, and every evening until further notice An
other notable incident of last week was the revival OF
"The Twelve Temptations at the Bowery Theater ms
also spectacle piece It mad the benefit OF BIT d.
studiey's trained talent fiery energy and resonant
sloeutioD, and IL set upon the stage with bright
sceaeEy, Nj. FreAgb WI PStinRe the career OF Ihis
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
AN ExTRADTTIoN CASE.

DIR. Kissing, Consul-General of Germany,
received Transatlantic telegram, last November an
nouncng that Ernest Helke, age 3O letterarrler In
the Duchy OF Gotha saxony had abstraoted 2s Prus.
sian thaers from letters intrused 20 him for delivery,
and had aed 10 America. DR. R0ssng sought the aid
of Superintendent Kelso for the ntercepton of the f
tive and Detective Teman OF Police Headquarters was
detailed 10 watch the arrival OF European steamers
But Nelke managed evade arrest and 10 conceal ria
whereabouts. Having however. left wife and two
children in GOtha he wrote % them, aud his letter fall
ing utO the hands OF Pru5Aan detectives IL was dscoy
cred that he was living ia Chicago. whence he wis
brought 20 this city by Detective Teman Saturday
lilo viii be aIrigned before v. g. CDmniissOner slields
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
IN PENNSYLVANIA.

A large number of sympathetic and influ-
entail citizens OF the United States, without distinction
of party have combined 70 procure FUNDS for m0nu-
ment or statue OF the late Horace Greeley and on Tues
day evening next, at O'Clock, they will meet for or
eanization at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, In New-f0rk.
There are in Pennsy vania thousands including very
many who voted fer Gen. Grant, who womb ike TO con-
tribute 10 this object. Oar generous contemporary,
George w. Childs OF The Ledger with his
promptitude placed $1,000 at the disposition OF the
friends Of Mr.. Greeley, and have no doubt that OF
the many equally competent to give there Will
not he few who viii be ready TO show their appre-
citation of who, apart from his recent politics. was
among the most useful exemplary and ndefatgable OF
all our public teachers Those who desire TO testify their
practical approval OF the plan of monument or sta
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, JAW. 20.

MONDAY JAW 20.
No Steamship Mails
TUESDAY. JAS. 81
Mails for Panama Aspinwa the American and South Pa.
cite ports per steamship Rising STAR close at an Steam
ship sails at u 81, from Pier No. ~ n r
WEDNESDAY JAN. %.
Mails Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Idaho close Supplementary Mail on Pier No 20 n
r. is closed Steamship sails at u M, from Pier No.
46N.R.
A Prussan Closed Mail is sent By this Line
THURSDAY. JAN. q.
Mails for Europe Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg per steam
Sea at IL IN. Supplementary Nail Pier foot OF
Thirl.st HobOken closed at Steamship sails at from
of Third.st., HObOkeD.
A PRUSSIA Closed Mail Is sent BY this line
ran letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage.l
Mails Havana direct By the steamship CITY Of Havana close at
o. m Steamship sails at Pier No. North River
Nassau, n. p, aud Havana, steamship Columbia
Mail Pier No. a. n. r. Is closed at
250 D. m. Steamship sails at3p m.
Mails for ST. Thomas Bra the Argentine Republic West Indies
ETC. the steamship Memack close at seamshp sails At
m, from Pier No. 43 n Il
FRIDAY, JAW. "a
Mab for Hayti etc, by steamship Peritt close al p
Halifax ~ S. s closed at the NewYork Post0hce every
Friday O'Clock p Steamship sails from Portland Ne. every
Saturday at 8 ?. N.
Letter postage all the West Indies except when going direct viii
the half Papers cents EACH which ma be prepaid
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Ronrd Of Assistant Aldermen.

OyvrcfltI STATED SESSION, FRIDAY, Jan Y, 1873.
Present william Wade ESQ., President in the chair and aquoram
member&
OVER.
That the Comm of Public Works be directed to remove the
drinking Lyrt on the southwest Of Sxteen and Third
ave and place the nohss. Of POureenhst and
Thrdave.
That sewer Be built from the Elehhave to the
Boulevard.
That on from the Frsto the SecOnfaVe,
the sidewalks be tagged and reaagged full width.
from the Prstave TO Aveuue
A. gutter and the sidewalks be tagged and re-
tagged.
That drinking hyirant be placed the southwest corner Of
PiftT-eighth-st. and Thirl-aye. -, - -,
ave, be remembered.
That be built in Sky fh from Tenthave to the Hudson
River
That the sidewalks on Of Eghtysrh from the Boue
ward 10 the Riverside Drive be wdeue Is feet and ID feet be reserved
for courtyardl
GENERAL ORDERS ADOPTED.
That be bull. BroOmet between Mulberry aud aosts
AliOuruel until Moalay next, inst, at O'Clock
WILLIAM H. M0LONEY, CLERK.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

Many persons called on Saturday at the
office OF Rowland r. Hazard, Secretary OF the samana
Bay Company Of santo Domingo. Their inquiries were
OF the general tenor as those made on previous
days and mainly related TO the climate and resources OF
the country. Such information as could be given was
impaired. meeting Of the Directors OF the Company
will be held at p m, to-day. in the office OF the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company. The report OF the COfnnls
sOners including the translation of the Convention ana
accompanying papers by President Baez viii be sun
mitted IL Is asserted also that important measures rel
atve the OF stock and other matters VIII be con-
side
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

Snip svnr.s csr Hamburg via d.,s ballast ssd
st L,ese D.ss reros%Soss % days With ''s''
ss SsrsS TaF: i.Sl &a"sS sss.
Bi John woster tgf Boon, Pond xusc,,
Brig Juls Blake (of Par'ooo n 81 Gavin Gey'o-n. Me-
big Deb) spsIckh.veu IA days with fas
Bs EectT a. CD MEYER Rio GnDas DO Sol 81 days with hides
Brig Bans (Sorl, Isser. Palermo Nov. u, With fat
Brig salinas O BabadO Tah san Bias 81 days, Eih cocoa
ssbr Kma Wright tof welaost Presm.u so-ore.O days.
sehr K n King Cof Lemolas Bsden Mouso Bay Jam days.
Sch Msr,h. NJ Heath Scbo. P,ra % d,y with rubber
schr James Lawrence lo sufey Touey haysgoe1 r. r. ID
AK ksbr riS X b PSiip. earsns, Providence jan IT,
aSehr Laura A Webb o Deer se Hac Jcne - days with oE
sehr John W Dodge Taylor St Martin, idays with salt
sehr Matthew Knuey Barter Dsnen, Ca days with ow piss
Sc6E Aba, Beye. Of and from s. Johe n B. WITH aabsr
sCHO0Nzgs-RiyER AND cOasTDsG
Adeia 3. Cohen. Pssiueket sr,sos Prondsnee.
S Bpss,Do ps., s,,,,e Mos sa1 aos. SsaFsSs1 Fo
Naih shaler Stonlngton T. 3. Wharton, New Haven
81 ". Cook Boston, Warren sawyer Salem
Steamships MAN, Bremenj Celtic and c Of washlagso ies
LvsoG Denmark 9 LONDON sng, % S's :J,. e c,s ss
o daeou Core and Western Meopo for SSs0.sas;
Psnita, for WilmingtOn Old Dominion. for Richmond -
ARRIVED: Sunday, JAM j H., ID; Ss..
Steamship Civ Doakeb Havana Jan 49, with mise and
Steamship Cen Barnes Mallory. savawah, With md and Oas1 70
W X. Garrison.
Steamship Bell Bskenfn Richmond City Pont and hoos'
with mie and pass % Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship Zodiac Chaplin MoFehead City n c. days. with oss'
stores 20 Murray. Ferris 4 Co.
shin Eith Gof Liverpool Nov. H. with mds. .
Bark AIsen ,Gerl Koetslhod Liverpool co days With salt
Bg Amanda (Ger Hack Guayaqu l05 days wsh eaeao NC
ScbP Louis Walsh, Kelly Eirabethport for Providence
Schr. Venus Wilder New Haven.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
gosroy Ian l8-Arvd steamship Trent, from Livernool
Cu1RLEsvoy s. c. Jan. 8-Arnyed, Steamship Ashhbh' h'n
phsdeohs. Frances Eew0reans, in Tor slppneA
sayAySAg Ga Ian. laArnyed sehr. A. G. Buiyegen hes-
yark Cear hn osanda LiyeTpoO barks Aca o Corf;
isnne Marie for Brenen Wood for Liverpool Sailed steam
shius Montgomery, San Jacinto, for Ne"-foTk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ovy,-ov Tan ig-be Nato steamship Egypt Groess.
,,,n New YORK Jan g. for Liverpool, arrived here TO-DAY
FOt --latest ShtD Ners see FVth Jdqe.l
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
A MILITARY BALL.

The annual "invitation reception" OF the
22d Regiment will be held tonight at the Academy OF
Music The receptions heretofore gwen by this regiment
have been considered among the most brilliant and Sc
OF the Winter and this one promises to be In nowse
inferior to the Others Invitations have been sent TO
Gov. Dix, nspectOrGenera VIM. III. Morris, and other
members of the Governors staff; Mator-Gen. Hancock
and staff, MaiorGeD. Shaer and STAFF Mayor HaYemeyer
and many others.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

The bark John Griffin was seized by the
Collector Of the Port in 1862 for smuggling cigars and
Judge Benedict. before whom the action was tried in
Brooklyn rendered decision cOndemnng the vessel as
forfeited. The owner appealed. and Judge Woodruff
reversed Judge Benediets decision and directed the re-
lease of The vessel The Government then appealed
from the Circuit % the United States Supreme Court
and that tribunal Just affirmed the original decsion
OF judge Benedict.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
THE RECEPTION TO MISS FAITHFUL.

The following is corrected list OF the Com
mittee In charge the Womans Reception TO ss Emily
Faithful on Jan. Is, at steinway Hall:
Miss Mary L. Booth, Mr MARY Dodge MIRA Jennie Croy MIRA
D. stodArd Mira MARY Bradley Mas Virginia T. Townsend Mrs
Kls GreslOrI hr Ezabetb Murray, Mrs Susan Carter Mrs
Mara Ellis D. Mrs Edwin Booth hrA Jennie Van zandt Mis-
Car Louise Kellogg Ha Anonetie Sterling Miss Comstok Miss
Caroline Whig Miss Bracket Miss Clara Rdmonds.
Miss Mary sm Miss Charlotte Coggswell Miss Sarah T.
Fuller Madame BussoDe Mrs O. Ramppen Mas Mary Moore Miss
Lne H. snov, Mira Brysat God~s MrS Abram s. Hewitt Mrs
jonathan BtnrRess Mrs o. H. PnothnghAm M
Heury ~ FIELD AT- Laara Carts Ballard.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
IN MASSACHUSETTS.

Mr.. Greeley's friends in New-York are now
moving seriously in the matter OF subscriptions to
lions have already beer made and others are coming n
small and great from all parts of the country list OF
tribute may send their gifts 10 Mr.. Andrew H. Green,
Controller of New-York CITY, who is Treasurer OF the
Greeley Fund; or TO THE TRIBUNE office or II more
convenient TO parties in England they may be sent
to The Republican Office and they will be duly forwarded
ar,1l ll1lI.l .l1Nul lnd Nnl