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The Latest iIarbor Piracy.

Yesterday Mrs. Margaret COnnauton, wife Of
Cant Thomas H. Cannauton Of the brig Mattano, ap-
pcared m the Icmbs POi"e Court to testify against
william Dugan and william Carol, who arrest ed
on sunday afternoon charge of having been con
cerned In the outrage and robbery pcrprotratcd
board the brig on Sunday morning. Capt COunauton
owing to the Injuries then received by him. unable
10 attend. and ~ the testimony " his wife the sole
support Of the case for the prosecution. She admitted
that she could not to the best Of her belief
aud opinion that the two In custody were of the
party wlch entered the calm malrcat,d her husband
ana robin them Of over t'p worth Of property though
ftehng satisfied that they were participants m the
crinc. Afer the cross examination of Mrs Connauton
ny the Hon itncs Ovcr counsel for the pftso mad
closed, several Witnesses were brought forward to
prove an anu On behalf Of the prisphcrs. among whom
Wa Mrs. Bridget Iug,u uf Water street. mother Of
ono uf the prisuunrS. whose testimony did not az
ali tcrd g. cNctiyot" her 'on since She merely swprc
that "a. l't him out a. 90 4. NJ the prcvluus evening
nl. Itt nun n af A 49, the following morning. durins
wlc interval he hai ample time 10 participate boz thr
oirSe lie hearing was tuJonruCd uAtil tIit aitcr-
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WruNFspAY. Dee. .8.-FLouR AND MEAIs-Flour
ba, nm rhe rhF General fariy srve i've
nout sod At - whchls higher Buckwheat nour dull
.si,s.S5g super6ne State and western tseste46,
t us ts, DO so. Wssgn cs;r gTss wheat d sa g,n",
wiat extras and double extras s72setlO50;, city
brand % sSi souibern bakers ana Su fany I brands,
5%'s 9s southern s,epiae extras q I9s,s1 kyc
fAeu tA9i Brandl wine. &C.. Sllpeti 5. BuckwhcRt
.'ur' ~ 1851 Tor stat. and Pcnns'lyaniA SS40ss
rEoyi.ross PORK was lower for future; sales i,i2s
for new mess for lcbtusr, ana s5..j for March Ba
clear ON th" SPOT aud ,,c for long and short clear
aGou steady ssles inciadc Wesicrn picileG hams Al
shoadrs pkad & al SSd S9d a9 sa a. bellies g dO
5I ,e LrI % SSGr iGr iq,nre .aes l'5 ies a, SC f1I
rye sc fQr December. Sic for January. and sHc for
e. r'ni,LS g@ D,c,sog , nof, Nv, at 1S@.lc b1ter ~
Mes,efn; =" ,Sc Cheese IN If demand and steady;
GRuv Wheat uusctticd s,les % ,no bush. including
.NUn Lusl ~ arrive last hali of Deceuuer ut 81 400
No6Scs,ra closed a, he 6thst pricc cc'; 30 mi
rs1s s' ic. SsfG q an Tse s. q9e supply Limited;
steam to sail mixed, &c for yellow ahis and 5a7.c
fS fSl 9Il H0 S"e es ~" IN SSy .t SS SrS
@ls sc for white on trlck closed quiet, easier. Bar.
G mnon Western Al tl.50 Rye Md at tllOstii5fo FOR
Cor1oN WIN fair cemand for cotton on ,hc spot,
t.c h4tk'i H. hIm az unchanged quotations Middlng
hlts. VI " wlcn ea we're Tor cNp'tt $50 : cgnsuup
SEE. with moderate busino.s: sales tl9U bales
cUsng at % &C. for Decent e.. u i52c Tor January
10 n @c for FrHru ~, ltr for March, and lf1c. fOr
Apul. 1nc Lvcrp u market NaA duh; mtlulmg up.
Iu t'.c. TIE stock cotton IL the market ON the
h'st Of the month was tggF.
GRocrRlEs-Coifee was more active and nrin, with
ko at 1st !iAc.. sales G,9t has ler. and aUt bags
~ New Orleans the after at !Ay ndd coiires quiet
klNc Wds quiet aud unclaimed New trOp New orleans
mulnser- was IN goo a. uaud d ntm ut C3tC1c with
tac- 55l hbls. Sugar rather weak At 11Ac for fair
g. good refining sait- In tins rnge So hhts; also ip9
,is al 'Ac. aud au hhds. centrifugal at 56c hard
r,t ned, iui.c
.'rSpEIE- Strained rosin dull and unchanged at t96i
"a 20 spirits turprntine dun but nrmer at he. Pctro.
leu. More doing and lower at 1876. for refined IN
hhi; for tlis and next month. Crude quiet at 5fc.
lallOw moderately active and hrn IKE. for choice
city. Steartne also fairly active sc for prine Mest
crn Whskey dun but hrm at alc. Frcrnt quiet but
steady Grain t. Liverpool by steam i2laal2tfd cot
ton at lt1 cheese at iO- and by SAL. likd.
ad cotton al lbd. w to COr for orders vi.
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Tifany n Cos Ruined Clerk.

Harry T.. murray, the clerk who stole twelve
thousand dollars worth Of Jcwclry from M,ssrs Tiffany
Co.. his employers, arraigned 10 the General See.
sous yesterday. Apparently he tue spruce, well.
dressed CLERK. and not AZ all the fast young lie
Wss very pale, ana leaned heavily the railing HIS
counsel entered plea OF guilty nine indictments for
grand larceny and asked. lu consideration of MURRAY y
previous good character ana hs having helped secure
the return OF the huih tht properly, that ght
tcnCc might be- imposed
" do not fee rad Recorder liacA,tt that yours
! a case In Which lcLlcucy would De last or proper.
Placed m position OF trust grossly violated T.
aud stole, ON your own confession 20 the extent OF
thousands cannot therefore, grant the request of
your counsel Tor any mitigation of sentence. 4 must
give you the full term when the statute permits which
j. Eve years Ht uafu labor IN tht state prison"
Murray had expected lsutcr seutclcr. lie slys that
The detectives ASSURED him that he would rpfess ami
help 'rn recover the stolen goods n vould not grt
W ro than tNn or tree lie IL sorry that he dd
not persistcntll deny the cnarge and risk trial.
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r.iug rp a Broken nnul,- Assets.

Afier the failure OF the Market Savings Bank
m mis- clty Mr. Francis A. Worth. who was appointed
receiver and assignee, employed MI Mann. II tAo uu
ut Mann Parsons. as counsel 90 assist 100 closing uu
the afairs OF the tank. Ancrwari, when M. Worth
Diet hs counsel presented bin % sio.ru for his ser
vccs which the creiiiors OF the bank refused 70 pay
Hence law sut. Testimony has been taken from time
O. tar before Register wight, and yesterday the pro
credings continued The PRINCIPAL ppintt pro, "a
iy the Cctcuaalts Thar "a Urtn lad sald that
hr would charge nothing Tor his -crNices previous o.
hls kuar appoint iaat all OF his services
Ills counsel not worth uorr m al hall of the
charged. Mr.. j. =. Hadnctt and Mr.. H. I. Gardnar
appeared for the creditors, and Mr.. Mann appeared
for himself aud partner. Mr. Wm, Weston, Il rouu-
senor OF forty yean practerI tcsuncd as an expert
wees which he swore to, i5t'U, with disbursements
NuulI hr itr compensation. Toe Hon. Clark r
Mhitt,morc asr ed substantially With Mr.. eaton.
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The remains of the Hon. Thomas klsleu, Jus
tice Of uc Second District Court, we're talca shortly
sf''r9 O'Clock yesterday morning from Lis late rest
denoc q White street, TO ST. James Roman Catull,
Church. where solemn requiem for the repose OF
soul vas onered ~ by the Rev Father Farrty assist
ed by Fathers Penny ami Colery Tine galleries and alta
Of the church were draped IN black. The hody
closed Ia handsome conn OF highly polished rospw God
WIN massive SILVER muuntings, uul Iurd with WhIte
satin. llc plate bore the words " Hon. Thomas XIV
len died Dec J. ei3 9geu 90 years" The norai de ore
tons were crosses Of tube On the ctutrr piece
of one the name of the dead Justice WAS IutcrWuycl
VII blue nowcTs Tho pAlhearcrs we're the Hon. Lohu
M,h'on, Alderman MurpN, ltus: kcuuy, 1ho,. d.
tuhIuy Frederick srythc, Patrick fcHuc,. Justice.
Mcguire, FuN Ter. and Hartman and Peter kit,lor. Ia
bod! was taken to Calvary Cemetery.
The sun., 1873-12-04

Dennis Hogan was arrdigncd before Judge
lngrahsm IN the oyer anu Tcrinincr lie inspector
Of election IN the Twelfth Election District Of thc
Eighteenth Assembly District, at 6A second avenue.
vice VIM. COnklng, who had received the appointment.
The offence clearly proved. tut the other hand
was shown that Cunhling had authorized Hogan TO
act for him, and thit they had gone TO attorney
named Bunk who advised ConkIing that a. ne couldn't
he could empower Hogan to act In his place, and
grew np power Of attorney from COnklug To Hogan
Nr. Fellows claimed for him that this disprovrd guilt
intent especially since there fraud Ia that ui
fct' and that therefore one necessary element Ia the
crime absent.
The tOutt held, however. that the crime
pcte under the statute hy intent the place
tlr right inspector vhout any intent to dcfruud
actual maud. aud ruled out the defence, admitting
however, that II was very hard case. The jury Of
course, hsd.to nnd him guilty
ature uf the Election Law that the Court under
u cannot suspend sentence. There Nas howcN one
lhitg the Court could do, namely, to stay execution
lMN nuIi aliNrrnl = | MT moo IL IrllAA
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Twelve Hundred Do,,.r. Damage.

Messrs. kurlman Yoaman for Louis CRUDE
Jrr by his guardian, sued Isaac Rodman, wealthy
butcher of 10 Second street. T1e complaint alleged
that on Fen. ", ls72, the plaintiff. while crossing
Third avenue at seventy ninth street. run over by
a cart belonging to Rodman, which driven by
Francis MrCunr. The paintin was dangerously IN
lurrd, ana ms Cunrt tlti ion perm nently impaired
ihe defence, which was general dcnia alleged that
the cause Wa tried 90 the Marine tOur' the 18th OF
september, s14, ana that verdict rendered for
the Defendant, Gruhr at hat time had other counsel
and thought the cause mad not been properly presented
btturc the Court.
Rndmnn tettihed that NcCune was not his servant,
hut merely s contractor for slaughterng cattie, anu
therefore ne was lQ responsible f9I ,ge Negligence VI
Met une, Plaintiffs counsel showed that McCune was
huGnans servant, aud not contractor.
Aftrr an argument by ex-Judgr ieaman Judge eeslg.
NlcA charged the jury and they gave the piantf 81 2
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perjury. Raisheok having been a client OF Brit
TONS prior to his District Attorneyshlp.
vor ih3"ss m %iS nergoEon tcsHaCd an practising law
"rupcr drought asuu az rst Gilbert T l,alsbcck 20
Cnt lac d mortgage uIou the piopctt,, kai.becs
Srn' va, tht prWc tY lad bccn duly conyr,cd TO
m ~ 14ug 60 Gc',g Gardncr, urotncro OF MY cent.
saw lh' uon'y laiu to ta dnct by Ilaishcck. On That
r,, '',nS t.s 81, ieni3ni .,tan,0 rdict One Ser
~ ,w ,"vn 'ir. N",u iold ma that Cook aud R,lshccS
Sok sn I,' y snG On ~, testimony and !hst Of
intt l ,r ed irv ea nv W, II, =. t' las cas, was o'
i'.tpr' O." "" cAl csttn gr".t trgtc. that, Rt,s.
,a iuIusuce Co.,, cI,n' anil pionAsed to aid me 10
naac ne clcut ai-..Ivt.
now nnr1ov uurp mfu.
some TINE a'"r" t Wh'caftcui iing to another suit.
iand slanst icr -.ad George and i,,,,becI
.Q ~ u tc you tr '"'g1"s " tnr, trial OF Citdurr
f'.m the u'unlrathcr Tue, rasscd ou, Of my hands
Ntora., Rriuons hAnds curing tey iH,dryiaw aboyc
ni.Hgd to. daking a, Nit BrttouJ ] thinA rccog
W. bt..ton-l admit they are Mr. Darlnstou's MN.
g. Mr cadwalndcr WIN you also admit how you got
VI pr'uon cvctcdly, Yes when IN put Or the
stand 100 my own drfcrcr. Thisis put,up ioh II Nas
,Lrans "a me VIII eel. low got tlicn when tic
Mr. ogdean"dcr Nt Darlington. have you ever t-lcd
th st"noerarhc- s5 tie VOTE. We're anu
The dicuihcd h--~tant District Attorney Cul-
lch cleared his N"t',. struKcd his moustachc,
ana 90. ~s-t Numiurd the witness. la rtp.y To- his
Questions. Mr. Darlington said:
THE stQrrL or THE PERJURY CAsr.
lruu-l 70 suit dt'crN 1rd AGAINST George " Garlncr
t r ~, m au a],c0Ih. ] Il hr l'd btsp adlnui,taior
e,. ,, ,s .is . ui,r .,i ~ c.cl claimed Ing sn
' a1@'rac S Gis Gip !pSGci%l i" ''SI"r'i SiSd 'aai
Easacck f.ru Wy n..iilhic iai prc;io1s, sGcdd
ou thc former tnd tat ,.I'bccA h,d never paid tne
tuihcrp.c-tion'ns elected ,hc facts that the
omN i'-. in..f &c. convict x i~hcrk of perjury
was tht of George oarducr and Bertrand, wno
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CJGsVELL HLHuEH-ON. -lu Tuesday. Nov 2S,
At tAr rtsl4rcu ut trr brides parents hy fne Row W
4. tuhbtt, Wafer to--Wt ut Sew York city to n n.
Nah NJ, dJurcr ~ :. H. henderson. Eco ot BrooSiyn
tph1 rlsNt.-'n Tuesday. iI'c. :, hy fhe Rev Hugh
Miller lhomrs II, u. d. ftai.n cory TO s-iic NJ. Roe
ulullt'r q Alfred hoc, ull ut this cIty.
DOMNEo ! lOIi.lt.-Ou Monday, Dec T. by IN, Rev
J. nosling William A. :. DOwucs ~ Hester LOLler
both Of thls city.
JouRGtN JANIS on Thursday, Nov. =, by
the Rev Alex. l.. Thompson Christian Juurg,nsen 70
hniua C., daughter OF tue late William james of ASH
land, NaIo, tr county, Va.
LANSING -GANSENOORr.-At Albany, y. w. on
"Wednesday, NOV. -i by the lsht Ecy. William Cruus-
well Duano, Bishop Of ALBANY, Abraham Lansing 10
tNhariuc, only daugatcr Of Tie Nm Peter Gansc.
NOurt of thuf city.
LENNAN SAUNDERS ON wednesday Nov. ~ AZ
st. Jcnn the Baulst church, y tine luV. JUS A. lsh
John :. Lehman 10 Mary a ~uuuucrs both Of ths city
RYAN -BAkl.l Ca IuosdAy. NOV. .. at a. .Io-
scnn'- Church, BrooAyu, by the Rev. Dr. Corcoran,
Thomas /. Ryan Of NrN ORR to IlI NJ dausltcr Ut
thr late Jonu :. Barry formerly Of Baltimore.
The sun., 1873-12-04

The only transactions nj the Exchange Sales
room yesterday were Adjournment by Joseph Me.
Cure Of the sale of nyc lots and unnnished houses
Madison avenue and SiNty-thir street, to Dec H. Ad
Iournmcnt by A j. rlceckcr son 4 white Of sale of
property ON frankfort and Pearl streets 70 Feb H.
Adjournment by A. II. Muller d Son OF sale of house
To Jan. 49,
sales announced for this day at the Exchange are Ry
H. Muller Son Three-stOry brick house and lot 26x
~, St Marks place, and four lots, lOJllO, Seventh
avenue, corner Oi i22u street.
BY T.. H. Ludlow a Co, In foreclosure (Geo. =
smith, referee House and lot iG6AOO9. ~ sasi O5th
street. " ~
By a. j. Beecser. Son a Waite. In foreclosure ca.
The sun., 1873-12-04

pOst-mortem examination of the body OF
Oncrr Burns was made yesterday by Deputy Coroner
Mar-h lie found confused wOund about and three
quarter ncnes long the back OF the head right side
and small quantity OF extrayasated blood beneath
Tue scalp ana near the wound There a large clUt
Of blood a the base Of the nTan, ana fracture OF the
rght SIDE OF the OcciptA OOle three and half inches
long. The body is to be taken T. Calvary Cemetery
u,m mornng AZ 10 O'Clock from S. Loseph's cathohc
church lur police VIII escort the corpse the ferry
Capt luns has arrested VIM. johnson Of 1853 Gree ne
street. The Captain believes johnson to be an i'm.
the stone.
he.srs. d. Appleton Co have opened subscf pti ous
Ior the Widow. Capt, Williams, SergelB "a Brown,
Gro9' woodward, and other Oncers have All contrib,
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Conrt Calendar This Day.

SUPREME Court, CHAMBERS -(Iirady. a. Nos.
81, 81 g. IA s. 81 ~ 81, 70, D., 81 W, lO5g Ve ~ 1872
., ,stESoht Itnnn Days, J)-pemnrrers Nos q, q,
10, 10 lg lo 0g ~ ~, ll2 l9, IA, il5 i6 III is
ig iM i2l, II lg3 ~ s5, sb' l2' iS lsS 80, lS ~
Ia, lts liy, 10, l5l, lb9.
oGIRouIE Part li,--Eegnar. Barrett J.l--Nos
OllH, x9A, bi H. 59l I6g 1890 1881, llSDA, 49, b4 b51
90, n,5 @ lGi} 1914 i9'J lO Os 1881 Part H. AZ
,,sstf lSs iGs 1910 lt2, tii, l64h lGl6, l69 1921
suPrRlon CouRr-PaIt . (Monell J.l-Nos 595, sSs.
se. Is 49, 6J5, go S1 2Sl, sls, s, sas 81, sS SIS
Part -lsedgwck J-Ees go 5l6, s4a 46i 136, ia,
Coh%oS PIES fEIAL .l TrGT-fSTt I-CGhas = psly
2liG 296O, sl7 2s Part II. aIr@pQlc. j eza0s $40
SS2 500 y o. Si, Sioi ses, 200 s,i2 2is6 2iis 2is0
Equity TRHM -(Robinson. J) Nos. I8, 90, 81.
hARIER CouRI-Part i.tCurts - Nos. S8I, 1852
si,1 SsNh Port l-(shea, ~. Nos. lis0 sJO SF@
&ln, MOI, &il 2i7 %i, 271 217 2i-7 2es1, 27O ,A0S
Nj, Part uI.-(Jpachimscn, ,.l-NOs. 2Sl3 2ll 2g42
1870, 252O 267i 1853, seH 3t2, Is6s e5Oi 255s, 2s2
The sun., 1873-12-04
A Probable uomic,dc in BroaLI,,

Yesterday morning young man entered n
drug store at i62 Fulton street. In Brooklyn, and show.
ing cut the head, SAID that his name was Edward
wall, and that the wound had been caused by fall
against an IRON bar In william Nchos's dss.nuishiug
shop at lG High street The druggist thinking thai the
wound was OF n dangerous character called In officer
McNicey m he Was passing. Wall told the oiiccr that
he had quarreled with Richard Il. Mrhh. a follow.
workinen, ana that Webb had struck lin the lrft
temple with brass faucet. Occr No Nlrrnry arrested
webb and brought him before WALL who idrntlnrl him
a. his assailant. Wall taken 10 the long lsg adj
College Husptal. DR. North, the ambulance Surgeon
SAYS that his injuries are severe and that his recovery
~ doubtful
Wcbn Who is only II years Of age told Justice Walsh
that Wal struck nm mist and that used the bras.
faucet IN self-dccnsc. lie committed to await tho
roauIt Of Mall = ''''
The sun., 1873-12-04

III the General Sessions yesterday the counsel
for Phillips who is implicated in the escape OF sharkey
from the rombs asked that his client might be released
on bail or eiyen an early trial.
"The examination before the committing magistrate -
from that of Maggie Jordan Mrs. Alien. II he n
guilty OF anyth Il s of simple msdeneanor II Is
only charged that he did nothing that IT, he simply
omitted 10 do hs duty"
Tue trial Of Maggie Jordan win commence tomorrow
that of Mrs Allen viii follow, and II was arranged that
Phlps shall be next ARA gned.
The sun., 1873-12-04

AITLtBY. In the city OF Ncw YORK on the "a
da! Of December by th" Hon Noah DAVIS, Justice OF
plchy. -F
hhEMSEE,-I In the city Of Ncw York. on the sd day
Cf p'CcWh"r, 10y the Hon. John y freedman Justice of
brriu.ci.
.LER In Newport y. H., September 1875 by
Jul- sargent lu-i 4. acl from Jos pu uucr both
OF uity Cause, Gsutcry AlG tNiruuC cruelty. Cus-
tudy Of two minor children O. lnclllnt.
frNb Ia N"Upuri. y. a. Scpitflucr, 1ei8 hy Judge
Sarg nt, Map feuo from Lows rcuo. botn of Clare
mont. tHu-,, aUutcIy and abandonment.
The sun., 1873-12-04

NEW YORK. "wednesday, Dec 3.-Receipts OF
Decves were ~ cars, es head and the market
hrm from the opening to the close at further advance
OF &c n. on ordinary to fair butchers cattle. OF
the D. cars offered ~ cars were Tcxaa and Cherokee
cattle far to good. sold AZ 9tll &c. to dress 50
and 81 ns. TO the cwt., ~ common
TO goo native steers and from Illinois anu Ken
tuCky, sold at lut i2.c. n.
Arrivals Of sheep and lambs cars or i63 head.
The supply not equal To- the defuan 1, and an ad
vance ~ about Sc. a n. was made. Sheep ranged
from sc TO tsc. n, With no ianbs on safe.
kcce pts Of hogs were 81 1,itO head, with
least ~ cars more to arrive. Live hogs were selling
fairly AZ .c5c D.; city dressed further fell of 10
puCe, aud closed at 4 t64c. n.
The sun., 1873-12-04

On tho I'd Of December a valuable parcel of
property belonging TO VIM. VI. Tweed m the Fourth
Ward was transferred to Mrs. Eliza A Tweed by her
son, Richard VI. Tweed for tl2Op Tho property Is
described follows Beginning point on the east
ery side Of Oliver street distant nfynyc feet north
cry from the nurhcastc ~ corner Oliver and tuth
frrts running thence uorthgr along the tastrry Side
ut OiNcr street forty feet, thence tIstrry ON a ,iur
parallel with south street MY feet thence huuthtr ON
line para lei with Ohver street forty feet and thtucr
westerly line parallel with south street ntt trTt
20 the place Of hcguning. lhs property fornler, be-
lungrd 10 lugerHOl, aud transferred the Ross
few muaths ago. 1t isyaucd with the buildings at
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE ny 1HE
suns REPORTERS.
Mary Inrc's Fortune and the Man who Pro-
les s.ch 10 be her IIn-bn nd.

Mary Lare made will Ave years aso bequcath-
ing her wardrobe and. excepting watch and chain to
niece, her Jcwclry and life income from her reel prop
cry to sister In adjoining State tie residue at the
death Of the sister principal and income to to the
sisters children share share alike. Tho attcsting
witnesses were Ahram Smith Of tins city ana william
W Niles OF Iurdhani, who were well acquainted VIII
tho tcsigtriN for seven years before her death.
Resides the tister NAMED cgare The next OF Mn
were three brothers. Mary IarC died in ptcmhCr last
David j. Mack gave notice OF contest ~ the VIII in
TIE SurrogatCs Court alleging amons other points that
tue tcst1rIN Mrs. Mack aud claiming that through
tue husbands inheritance ny courtesy ne was entitled 10
ono no rI. IEr tc-tattN kept boarding house. Her
thrf' had bought house and lot up town. Tue 'n.
tesant was fifteen her junior The proofs being
strong that his only position that OF business
for the tcstntrx the wouldbe husband yesterday with
dreW the suit.
The sun., 1873-12-04

William NJ. Tweed was cheerful yesterday
lis duties ~ assistant ordei Of the penentary hos
ptal kept him busy much OF the tmc he seemed to
take great Interest In the patients, and hs superior
officer was delighted. DR.. Mcdonald thought that the
Boss was n right man IN the right place and Warden
Llsomb satisfied In pleasant weather the prison.
CT VIII be permitted 10 take run around the grounds
Tho Commissioners OF Charities and Correction visited
hackNclIs Island yesterday and viewed the inst tu-
uOns. They loOh Ia upOu the Buss, who glad 20
zee them The warden thinks he Nil be able tu retain
his poSilOn for some time, nut lN ecd's friends WHO
insist thai ihe prisoner ID badly treated by him, wager
he "a OI
The sun., 1873-12-04

The poor wretch who is 10 be hanged in the
Hudson county N. b. jan on FRIDAY Wslted yes.
t,r-ay ly the Eoy o. G. Hed-trom. Russian and for
twenty Years missionary among the sailors In the New
YORK harbor, lie conYersed with the poor wretch tor
few minutes IA his own RnssanFinn tongue, and then
Nith tear. lr'amns down his checks the good ms
hnLNy cft TIE murderer to rio fate. 81 feel san said
ile uI--.uJry, Every sad know all about this man
lir Ns the samc ~ the serf In his country and
rom hls urth was treated IA N brute HIS whole fr
ne he3n one OF msusage iie never knew kind Rora
lie believes all maukhd TO b. HI. enemy, aud 20 this
! atiriuHtr hs pro-en Insanity After NV couNursa.
lon With him have no doubt ~ his insanity. know
lln 10 be- Insane. No man WIS NOR insane |
p.y me poor man, but can do nothing for him. Itod
nm cane 10 talk with MIN n brother FINN from bis
now distant home, and he spit In face and ordered
M 10 leave his wrctChed cell"
The gAlOws tnat IN to be used for the execution II
from ihc ouhs, and Is the Our upn winch RoaI NiAon
tusrr Fnery, anu others paid the penally Of their
The sun., 1873-12-04

James II. Ingerso and John ID. Earring
ton, II n said will be taken 20 Sing Sing day OF to
morrow. Permission was obtained from Attorney.
General Barlow to delay Tia trip day or two as the
prisoners had vast amount OF private business settle
up. The wc and father and mother of lngerO visited
him yesterday was the first visit # the wife to her
husband since his convection She has been serious
IN. The meeting was very affecting. Farringto ON h
father called In the afternoon aud had bret interview
with ms son,
The sun., 1873-12-04

wagsitf retcree) one house and Trinity Church Lease
OF ureuihCe n Morton street.
Ry James ". Miller q. H. Iandon, rcfcrcc)- House
aud lot 81 Henry street. Also, y, jarvis, referee
Blnh lddng southwest corner Of Beockcr street and
Suuth ftfth avenue.
In the Wcs-chrs market we note the sale Of Wills
sites iu IHrchmon Manor 20 Ncssrs u II. iarkins.
cw !! J1mc4. and llartley lIagh Of New ORR city
tor purposes Of immediate imp uyCmont.
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tteemship Montgomery, savannah, mdse. ana pass.
steamship san salvador, say auuah ise. aud pass
steamship raukllu, Copenhagen mdrr. and pass.
lark tnrica MerellO, Amsterdam, In ballast.
Hlrk tarhun ne, Gloucester, IN ballast.
Bsrk Hoppet. Bremen, mdsc.
li1r, Morning ar. q ian anano sugar and molasscs
brtg Auniu Gardut. ., DcUerlra. sugar.
Also tn usual river and cDastwIse vessels.
sAuED.-steamships Breren for bremen Ahvssinia
lthEda anu Nevada for Liverpool olympia tor Glas
gov aud City of Dallas Tor New Orleans
The sun., 1873-12-04
Murder ~ IIacncn.nck Bridge.

Al about o'clock Yesterday morning, In the
c'nn OF 'he keeper OF 'H' Midland Railroad bridge
over At lackensach William Scott, aged 16, the keep.
efe SON aud GeorEN Allen aged 10, QuHrTeled, They
went oulAhe 10 t"li, and Allen shot on the top OF
etOllbku ,h"itL h,m instantly. Allen wss arrested,