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same ground for IL 70 interest people here. The
french are retrospective 10 an extraordinary de-
gree, and feel but little curiosity regarding the
habits and usages OF other countries. Toe word
10 them Is bounded by the llmIfs OF their own ter
rtory. and therefore ~ 10 that foreign artists or
dramas Drawn nom foreign sources nnd 80 little
favor IN their ewes.
"L'AFFAIRE covERLEY"
Is % be produced tomorrow night at the Am
biRu. Under this title II would ne difficult 10 re-
cogniZe the llchOorne AFFAIR. | cannot Imagine
what suggested the pseudonyme TO the French
adapter. He must have made acquaintance In his
English studies with an old friend, Sir Roger de
patronymlc. Coverley or Tichborne, 1t maLtered
out little 10 him provided he had SIR Roger.
THE NEW ZRRLIEA.
The successful debut OF Mile. Xalre Thalberg, at
the Royal ltalian opera, London, on Saturday
last, will give great satisfaction To ner many
friends in America. | nave never seen greater
unanimtty OF opinion among the critics tnan has
been manifested IN ner case. They all concur in
describing her voice as pure, delightful IN quality
anu highly cultivated OF course, some degree OF
Iavor with which the young 0eDutante was re-
celved was due TO the popularity Of her late
gifted father, but there can be no mistake as TO
the highly favorable character OF the impression
years are aud Is possessed OF considerable per-
sonal attractions. she has always been wonder
fully precoclou5 as regards music. l recoHect
nearing her sing when she was only five years OLD,
most OF the airs IN "Dinoran,n all picked up by
hearing them hummed by Nine. d'Angrl
MISS GENEvIEvE WARD.
understand That there IL some probaoiHtY Oh
Guerrabellal returning to the United states at
the close oil the year. FOR professional tour. She
Is now starring IN the English towns, after most
successful London engagement.
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BROOKLYN COMMISSION APPOINT
MENTS.

The commission situation-that is. the attitude
OF the Mayor and Common Council toward each
other in the matter o. the appointment OF patriotl
to I'LL the vacancies--is akin 10 the laborera'
strike; the men are still out. The Mayor says ne
is favor OF appointing none other than demo-
Gratis, but ghe latter ne would fain nave unknown
10 politics. The party managers DO not concur iu
any such arrangement and viii nave none bur
men VINO can handle the ribbons IN the autumR
races for power. The ouly question
IS VIII the Executive come to terms,
or will tie managers assume that
an eXpedeucy mas arisen winch calls Tor their ac<
quiescence to the VIII OF the Mayorl The only
safe decided upon amcably IS said 10 be that OF
the Police ana Excise COMMISSIONERS which ap-
points General Socum President OF tine Board ana
Jonn Pyburn ana ID. ID. Briggs Commissioners
the names of all the commissioners Will he sent
in 10 the Aldermen on Monday lor approval.
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and has been for years one 81 the four honorary
members Vi rne Board of Healrn.
TOWNSEND con.
Townsend Cox the re-appOintea Commissioner
or Charities and Correction "a u banker and a
member Of the nrm o. Keme's cox. exchange
place. He was bora 10 ~ ster Bay township IN
1928 lie IS We'll Known I'M Wall street AMI was al
one time PresdeaL ol tue Gold Exchange. He Is
uyed IN the-wo0l democrat, aud though not Of Inc
"hown - class, who are always paradng their
democracy ~ aud our q pac. has
10 the treasury. Mr.. Cox comes ol q tall family.
He Is six feet Onr inches in hrignf. and his tail
ness so 10 speak Is a umtly aillag. His great
grandfather, named Coles, was seized upon ~ the
COW Bows on Long Island one evening curing ths
Revolution, WAC put rope about ms neck when
then when the OLD MANS neal had touched the
Neamn frightened the rope. 1T sunrise the next
al the Sopmos oeam OF ne door his ieet touched
70 MIN have ever since considered 70 ther oouhden
duty TO stretch themselves out 20 as not 10 IAN
behind the stature OF their ancestors. Hence.
doubtless, Townsend CoN's six Teet TOUR inches.
JOSEPH j. o'DONOHUE
Joseph J. O'DOnohue IS Il member or the Old tea
firm OF Joan O'Bonohuea Sohs. which mas Deen ID
eX stenee more Than hall century IN Front
street., New YORK He Is native u TINS city ena
was born IN 1884. lie was prominent member or
the Committee OF Seventy, and was prominently
men TONED a. candidate Tor Mayor at the time
MIR havemeyer was eecled lie Is connected
with various Cathonc church associations in thiS
city, among others the Young Mems ho-
man CaGnohc Association. He Is very wealthy,
having ainassed u large fortune in the tea busi.
ness. He represents the Twentieth Assembly DIS
trct In the Tammany Committee on organization,
OF which he Is wee chairman. PROBABLY no Ap'
pointment made by the Mayor VIII be more &C
ceptaple 10 democrats and republicans alike than
that 81 ar. O'Donohue. He Is universally esteemed
as man OF high character, and one who Will nave
puL one oolect in view IN lac discharge OF MS
duties as public official that OF the puDlic goou.
commissioners King, Dlmock and Cox were
sworn IN late IA the afternoon. The others Will
qualify on Monday.
lt IL understood that General Smith Will be al
lowed lull sway IN the Police Board.
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AMERICAN ART IN ITALIAN OPERA.

NEW YoRK, Nay /, 1875.
TO rHf ED1ToR OF THE HERALDi-
on wednesday evening last q young American
prlma donna, Mlle Gafraflla honalpi. a pupil Tor
many years OF the distinguished pfaysssorS d
cen,o, sigper san oioyanus OF Milan, ana N.
konzL or Paris, sp scared SO Elvira, ID the opera
OF "EFnanlh wan ~ coll attention 20 the f5l.
lowing Facts :At the time Mile. Monal0t appeared
she was suffering severely from On ATTACK or IGryns
gifts, WHICH, a. al musiGlaps Know. tends TO rGEs
de- singer incapable OF making any vocal success,
she mad been su5erlnQ Tor several weeks nom
THIS eOmplalt, Agalnss she positive ADVICE OF heF
PHYSICIAN, W. Fulgraa. sue s4aB Last week, un-
Willing 70 itsapPoInt the pu0He second tine.
Her throat Was so tpnnmed on Wednesday eyens
ing tnat II was q miracle now she managed to
sing at al. Mile. MohAibt. VINO has gained rom
tue most eminent professors or music the nignee;
encomtams, purposes 70 appear ia another opera
poi0re sue seas0h uoses, Ruu Will tnen, N pleHa
roce show taaE American talent ia opera - Got IA
idle saying. JUSTICE.
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TAMMANY HALL.

The Tammany Committee on Organization mes
in the wigwam yesterday afternoon at foul
O'Clock Its session was short and Its work nos
important. some OF the Assembly District sub
committees reported the names OF persons for ap-
pointment as enumera.ors OF the census which 10
ABOUT 10 be taken. the list OF enumerators Is now
complete, and will be despatched to The Secretary
OF State Monday for ratification by that official.
The WORK Of taxing the census OF the state in &C.
cordance with the provision OF the new constlru-
ton, IL 10 be begun on the lst OF June.
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THE QUARANTINE COMMISSIONERS.

The usual dlurnal sessions or the Quarantine
Commissioners, IRON May TO November l, began
yesterday. The Commissioners are W. l.. b.
Stears, DIV. Judd and General james McQuade. For
the first time in tue history OF our State the quar-.
anime arrangements in New York haroor are per.
lect. The Commissioners VINO are the custodians
OF the state property III the bay, valued AZ
s2000.00O Will mold daily sessions for the next six
months. At the meeting yesterday nothing OF any
reneral interest occurred
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ART SALE.

Colonel Chapman has placed on exhibition AZ
the Aurts Gallery the remaining pictures belong.
ing 10 lie collection, ana amona them are many
very excellent works from the easeis or American
artists. Cnurcn, wlnslOw Homer Ouy de Haas
and beauIraln irvlng are represented, There was
Tney VIII ue sOia withUut reserve % next Wsdnes.
aAy avuniaHs
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NEW YORK CITY.

Burglars took o paddock or the door OF NO. 21s
Washington steser yesterday morning and threw
IL into the street. where q policeman found IL.
AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday morning
Patrick Murphy was held on complaint OF James
Shears for stealing 500. 1t appears Shears went to
sleep Murphy's store. and It was then the money
was taken.
water tank, containing 900 gallons OF water,
burst yesterday morning at three O'CLOCK at Nos.
20i and 2u6 West Houston street, and Inundated
the mouse. The building occupied by Lat
terer Co., furniture dealers, and their STOCK was
injured 10 the extent OF $1,000.
DR.. Marsh yesterday morning held post
TEN examination ut No. 20 Cherry street. on the
body Of John ConrOy, the man who died suddenly
in the First precinct on Saturday afternoon. Mr.
ConrOy died from valyuar disease Of the neart
which doubtless had been accelerated by undue
excitement
Coroner Woltman yesterday received tnforma-
ton that John Brennan, a lad fifteen years OF age
for the last year an inmate or the House OF Refuge
Randall's Island. had died from compression OF
the brain and fracture OF the skull caused by lai-
Ing on the ice while at play on SATURDAY afternoon
BY PERMISSION or Mr.. John I. Toal, Secretary to
the Board OF COrOneIs, the remains we're removed
to the residence OF the parents. No. 700 East
Twelfth street.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. III. req Id, ioi!
Schr Adde Biaisde before reported in the Ice at THIS
port. with coal from Baltimore Boston, during the
high wind this morning. parted her cable ana iost her
large anchor. one has been orIered from Dos
ton.
Capt Gregory, OF schr Laura Messer before reported
ashore Block Island in view othe Ice atNew London
will there haul vessel ont to have her bot
tom repaired but will proceed to Baltimore, where ne Is
to load and take her on the marine railway there In
stead She Is now fast in the Ice in this harbor
Until further notice the boats of the Old Colony steam
boat Co (Fai River ne) will remain at their docks on
account OF the cethe Old Colony here and the Newport
at New York.
Communication with Fort Adams and Dutch Islard by
cut OIL The torpedo station launch manag es 10
land at Long Wharf ut which wharf also tne Terry ooat
jamestown, which connects with the Management
The terryboa company which connects at Fall RIVER
with the Providence, warren and Bristol Railroad are
cutting their boats and expect TO nave II
completed to-day BY this route people IN this section
OF the state able to reach Providence the comnuni
cation to that ey by water being cut on iassengers
In order to reach Providence the northern part OF
the state.
The extreme cold OF yesterday was the means Of max
Ing the ice which had become considerably broken IN
has been before Vessels however. can effect TN
entrance by coming in around the lighthouse ut the
north end OF the Drelkwatcr
The tugboat Reliance obliged to return TO this port
last night with schr Montana, ana consequently did not
tow TO Providence sta ted IN previous despatch
being ashore on Dutch Island Will proceed to Provi
dence as soon US possible
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he was subordinate of1cer In the Coniederat
army, and Is a native OF the state. He exchanged
tn sabre or an artillery oricer Tor the more enec.
tive and dangerous weapon, the No. Faber. ana
has peen Tor years one OF the editors
OF the Gazette the democratic organ here;
He IS also the agent OF the Associated
Press Without any particular ability smither
has q good deal OF cunning. and In politics Is
totally unscrupulous. He was the principal agent
In the purchase OF Baxter, ana was rewarded
with the Office he now holds. lie IS totally devoid
OF brains or principles, and WORKS Tor himself ana
as he IS bid.
MR.. HUGHES, ATTORNEY GENERAL.
with only local reputation, and obtained ms
place as a member oil the Convention anu AS Az
toruey General because he mas granger anu
with the graagers stands.n He Is toiaty ihcoM-
petent Tor the losltlOn. There are number oi
outside leaders who might be pea pictured ou,
pass them Tor me resent. There are quite II
number Oh democrats WAC would oe satisfied 10
Jorty hate MN worse than IN ueVt
does holy water. The militia Is being Or
gained all over the STATE. ana many ol theni
arc armed The notneacs among the democrats
propose TO resist the United states authorizes.
should Brooks be replaced ana some OF tnem
boast that they can pa. more men IN me Eeiu W q
week tnan there Is In the army Oh tue lhiteu
States But all Inc talk ABOUT hgntlng Is WHAT -
called in North Carolina, ''Duncomoe." mere VIII
be no rebellion against The United states. Ereat
deal has peen said aDout ''the peace ana quiet"
nere and TO some extent IL Is true. IGe rcpuo-
leans nave submitted 10 what they claim 10 oe u
usurpation; but they have submitted because the
usurpers las tney think them) mad an organized
army ready 10 crush any outbreak aud neninu
That army stood the army oil the United States.
THIS explains their position. NO trouble neeo De
apprehended In any event IN this State.
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Sailed 18TH ships Livingstone (Br Crosby. and Isaae
Webb, Mortimer, New York; Nara storsman tBr,.
Blauvelt. Tybec.
LONDON Fep lA-Arrived. bark Conway (Br) Martin
Pensacola via Falmouth (wherc she put In leaky).
PLYxourH Feb lA-Arrived steamer Holsatia (GerA
Barends New York tor Hamburg.
Arrived at t. Feb Is, ship Luttsrworth OBJ, Clarke
San francisco Falmouth.
LONDON. Feb l-ship Edward o'Brien, smalley from
Mobile TOR Liverpool is ashore in Cardigan Bay.
Steamer Leipzig GER, Hoffman. from Bremen and
Southampton for Baltimore, ran aground to-day OF
Start Point OF Devonshire in dense fog pas.
sengers and mails have been landed is thought she
will get afoat tomorrow.
Bark Lothian DR. Harding, from Galveston for Liver.
pool has put into Kingstown, slightly damaged hay
ing been In collision,
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MR.. FORSTER AND THE ENGLISH LIB
ERALS

HIS LETTER REsIGNING THE PARLIAMENTARY
LEAD OF THE PARTY.
Mr.. Adam presents his compliments to the
editor and beRs to enclose the accompanying let
ter from M. Forster.
43 PARLIAMENT STREET, WESTMINSTER.
so ECCLEsToN SQUARE Feb. I, 1875
which has been mentioned iot the leadership OF
the liberal party IN the House OF Commons, and
as you have summoned the meeting OF liberal
members for next Wednesday, have come TO the
conclusion That ought To send you TINS letter.
Hitherto 1 have ielJ that the responsibility OF
the suggestion OF my name rested with those VINO
maze It; though l have lost no opportunity OF
requesting that full weight be given to my per.
sona deficiencies and oCner uisqualincatlOns or
oil showing how anXlOusly desire not to be made
q cause OF disunion In our party. IL now, how
ever, appears to me clear tnat should not re.
ceive that general support, without which
OugAt not to attempt to fulfil the duties oil this
most difficult though hOnOraole post; and, there.
fore. though l must not be supposed TO anti
cipate that the choice OF the majority oil the
ing would fall on me, 1 ieel IL my duty TO state
that even should 1t cnance 70 do so, could not
undertake the task.
should be sorry to seem either ungrateful for
kind aud generous confidence when shall never
forget. or Indifferent 20 q position worthy or the
highest ambition; but, knowing now important 1t
Is that there should De general agreement OF
opinion next Wednesday, lose no time In ASKING
you to inform the party, IN such manner as you
think 1T, or the conclusion at which nave arrived.
The Right Hon. W. P. ADAM. Nj. p:
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
/" See cable news.

STEAMER CORNWALL (Br from Bristol while coming
s nai aysr S ~ he en
by two tugs, without visible damage
SHIP Loon TAY (Br), at London from Melbourne, re.
ports;-On the soh Sow in lat % 20 lon 50 45 W.
III the stn Dec Setwsen s. and IS any ny
a ana a " PASSED through large eld Of eeeerss rs
visible at one time from the ships deck, rhey were all
ance, evidently fragments ~ 4 arse held mat
had Sesn erSSsn The BULK Of the Ice Would be
iio ABOUT 40 '" stretching away aife'
BARK cnossrApr, Greene. from London Tor Boston, put
OF her crew badly frostbitten apt Greene would
leave the disabled ashore ship others In their place
and resume MS voyage AS soon as possible.
BRIG AzELA Br) from Boston before reported ashore
total loss Part OF her cargo mas peon saved.
ssre ssa Fr sS e
Tor Cape lights Sat a,d n0s get hold Of them
e The pig Wss hove to under reeed
eoysrns deess WIN fee. II shipped several
seas stove forward house ana ied cabin several times
sSs{y The crew having been isksa si lnio he cs5a.
The weather aa able the vessel
bee MAKE an sf an M sSss When s
WIN y %sss Of the ssps th.ex snow storm rom
under lowered tOIsal until noon when judging hlm;et
S s dc aa bore
mile. Wore snip and ran for Cape Lights which
ana uaae ns
Which nas
land Head light half mile distant Came TO anchor
under the breakwa er about PM Several Of tho
were badly frost bitten.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb i2-The ice in the Potomac River
continues in thickness, ana the blockade
complete than has heretofore this winter.
In places is perfectly clear ana ~ and IL inches
thick, and extends down In solid sheet tar Ma
thias Point
BOSTON. Feb 1.-THE United States steam Guitar Gel
latin here to-day IRON Cape Cod bringing The
crew the schooner JOHN RonmelL Jr who frost.
bitten when that vessel was stranded hey were sent
10 hospital The vessel has towed eight and assisted
twelve vessels during her trip here still fteen
vessels Ice bound at the Cape The cutter will return
alter coauua.
NoaroLK Feb 12-schr Albert Thomas, recently ashore
near the De aware Break water was hauled up at ellis
yard yester day Tor repairs.
PORTLAND. Feb 13-Duri the blow Thursday the. nsh
ina schr Winnie Weston, Portland, broke her bow.
sDri W running into schr Gen Grant OF BoohDay the
latter BEING mo0red al Long Wharf, IN this harbor.
sHIPBUILDINo-The Port jefferson CourHnt says Capt
Jas WILLIAMSBURG owner Of ship Adorua IL to
have built East seauKet 3decx ship Of about $500
barthen which will make her one OF the largest
sailing vessels ahoat. Her Dimensions are 70 be -
Length Aee 225 feet BEAM 10 ieet hold and be tween
dec 30 feet Boss Jos Harris OF Port Jefferson, has
contracted her
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REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHiTEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHlTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Utopia tBr), Thomson, Glasgow Jan 80 with
mdse and 81 PASSENGERS to Henderson Bros Had head
steamer Neexar GER Never, Bremen via sonthamp..
ton FEB with a,e ana si passengers Lao 10 2 ns
So 'h Trough aHaniiiss Of IT.
Sss @ se% 6 81
with mdse and PASSENGERS TO CLARK seaman p,
hoaf: With @Gss pas.sngafssJw 9aasafd CO:
and Norfolk win mise and PASSENGER the Old 6Oni
Steamer Civ OF Houston Dcering. Boston, in ballast
a shP E%'h ss to
Passed q spd s Dec 49, ard srSsss SEQ hs
w SnS a so a spf w Ssss e' bs r. 70 o
PS s"c NSy chsrSon for Sr saors ncs pasno
harE Stella Sor, olsen Batavia lss DAYS win sugar.
wa Ssr to 70 nne Edys
Worn 1ss "a and az c5R;:a az
heavy and nv ssis: e isli sOS,I sso
ffs Even Is bound Boston. and put INTO mi. Pert on
sa Win me Sn sas! sss we o'' OF inc
ssrf aSe ahsasn sg rdSs afy wv
" Bars Aa.hns Adam, cuum oardenss days. with
sugar 70 Y King sCo; vessel 70 msser Had heavy
so n as ~ 10" snow hn ssss asf hc se 'O"
srg MsTrss o Maian
':a Ss,Ssss: s.,. with
schr Margaret lot Greeuook) Baxter, Pernambuco ~
days with sugar 10 order vessel 10 B0ranu Crossed
the Equator Jan TO- In Ion 81 10 W. Had nna weA Their to
uAteras thence strong w and NV gales
5chr r Eackett Grimm Havana via Delaware
Brcaxwater Is days with noasses TO wilson Asmus.
sehr olive Crosby ot CAstne. Mel, Hutchinson. Ma.
tapzas days with sugar o Fernandez Cayoi vessel
10 Miller uouzhton Was IL daysN OF Havtcras, with
heavy n aud NV gaes
schr Lucia Murchison, Jones' Wilmington. NC, days,
with nAys aud cotton to Murohison Coz vessel
TO l. POWELL
schr r. Mason. Gibson, Virginia.
schr A Kelly, Greenwood virginia.
The steamer CITY OF Antwerp from Liverpool, which
arrived l3tn reporufeO 0. LAT 10 a. Ion Is Al passed
bark (Br. rom Barrow tor Baltimore 9Th, lat ~
US Ion IS s.. Gsrman steamer, bound east; same Gay,
lat q ~. Ion 81 IS bark rly5ed steamer bound east,
bound east l2h, HAMBURG steamer bound east 18th,
on Montau took pilot from boat Perkins, 40 - same
day IS mics cast OF Sanity Hook, passed. White star
steamer, going east came day, on FIRE Island passed
IT amer City OF Montreal AMI National steamer. bound
eas;.
The steamer Cornwall. from Bristol, which arrived
18th Jan 81, lat ~ ~ Ion 20 O passed ship,
bound w, vita loss OF ioreopsai yari.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND s0urE.
Steamer CITY OF sew Bedford, fsh Nav Bedford
ior New York with mdse and passengera -
steamer Bolivar, Lawson New Bedford Tor we"
YORK. with uisc and pa,5engers.
Stcaluer lille, daley sow London tor New YORK.
with lndse and passenzefk -..s
steamer Granite state, Hartford for New YORK. WIN
mdso and pssssBzsrt
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Feb l3-Arrived steamer Sederiand t8els).
James Philadelphia.
AMSTERDAM feb i3-Arrived, ship Kandanghauer II
Dutch, 2eeit, New YORK.
BRsroi- Feb is-Arrived. brig Hiram AbiH, Tibbetts.
Wilmington. NC.
BELFAST. Feb ts-saied, schr Aidana Rokes, Rhodes,
MaaDzas
CARDIFF. Feb ID Sailed bark San Pietro 1tau. Bru
netto Baltimore.
DIAL, Feb ls--sa.lsd, ships Golden Horn tBr,, Hell.
strcp and Queen OF the West (Bro Hare urom London,
Pensacola
ener, New York.
Kscsrows, Feb 49, lived. bark Lothar (Br, Hard
ins, Galveston tor LIVERPOOL see belowh
LiygnPoot, Fen lj-Arrived, steamer wyoming tBr
Guard New YORK ship Lizzie Ross tSD. Morris New or
leAns
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BROOKLYN.

John owens, OF No. 7o4 Atlantic avenue, was ar.
rested yesterday Tor assaulting John Lee, OF
Adelphi street, with q loaded whip.
The question OF providing Tor the establishment
OF a system OF fire alarms will be discussed at the
meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen this afternoon.
Rudolph Kessler. the eX.bond clerk OF the Comp
troller's Office will he arraigned In the Court OF
Sessions for sentence some day during the present
week.
A laborer, John Quinn. was arrested yesterday
for felonlously assaulting Mary Keen, on Fourth
avenue, and kicking her in an inhuman manner.
He was locked up to answer
a bartender, Herman Mahrng was arrested
yesterday for committing an assault on John
Hogan, IN Myers saloon, corner OF De Kalb aud
Yates avenues. He Is held to answer.