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Mr.. THoRNBURG, member elect TO Con-
gress from Tennessee, was married in this
city to-day to Miss Pettibone. They left
upon an extended wedding tour this after
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COMIQUE -Noafny, ApriI d

E'HEATEH COMIQUE- -MoHday, April 25,
4 eCry Nfght. ara Wednesday and Saturday, Mat
ta6eS-Engagement Ct the dashing actress, Miss
Charlotte Stanley, who will appear in two thrill
ling Sensational Dramas entitled Fighf for Life.
and Too Late; CT, EFp'omGnia. Engagement of
Americas own Seri0-C0Gic Vocalist, the peerless
Queen Of Song, Miss Jennie Ergel. Re engagement
for sIN nights and two matnees of the Champion of
America, Mr.. Tom Allen. " no will appear at each
performance in grand set to with his trainer
Young DOnuelly. Harper and S.ansil, George and
Nellie Br0Okes, and old favortes remain. Produc-
the Can Can. ar2S ST.
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Lieut. Fl. G o. COlby
TO the naval rendezvous, Boston, ist OF May
next; Ensign w. A. Marshall to examil atioi
for promotion.
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DETLiE q co,
tNES TORE,l
HOG 4 STREET.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

I - On - A -. VI I, y 1.
FOR OUR CT STOH TRADE We KEEP THE
BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF MATERIALS TO
BE FOUND IN THE USITED STATES, STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
Us, AEb THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH. GERMAN AND AMERI-
CAN MANUFACTURE. FOR THIS BRANCH
OF OUR BUSINESS We EMPLOY THE BEST
ARTISTIC TALENT, UNEQUALED LABOR
FOR THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND IN
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
ORDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOR THIS DEPARTMENT is MADE UP IN
NEW YORK AS REPRESENTED, NOTWITH-
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME OF
OUR COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THESE
ORDERS FROM OUR READY MADE STOCK
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEP
ALSO LINZ OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
OUR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
OR LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND CHILDREES SUITS, AND SPRING
OVERCOATS, FROM WHICH WE FILL Oh
DERS IN TWO DAYS TINE.
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNISHING
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING GAR
FURNISH READY MADE.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
THE OSHKOSH CAL4uTTF.
0NE-THlRD OF THE CITY IN ASHES

THREE OTHER FIRES.
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1T STRUTS,

1T Straits,
IeI1---PkSSsYLvAN AyENUE-.-.IoII
BKTwEIS I0TH ANo HE sTREETz,
THE COUNTERS ARE FILLED WITH
NEW, CHOICE, STYLISH AND
CHEAP SPRING CLOTHING
FOR MN AND BOYS.
gKESS SUITS,
BCSIN ESS SUITS,
WORKING SUITS.
YOUTHS SUITS,
CHILDREE SUITS
SUITS For LITTLE CHAPS,
SUITS FOR GROWING BOYS,
SUITS FOR BIG BOYS,
SUITS FOR SCHOOL BOYS,
SUITS FOR COLLEGE YOUTHS,
SUITS FOR WORKING YOUTHS,
SUITS FOR SMALL MEN,
SUITS FOR LARGE MEN,
SUITS FOR MEN OF MEDIUM SIZE
SUITS FOR MEN OF EXTRA SIZE,
SUITS FOR THE BIGGEST Of MEN,
SUITS FOk EFEEf KIND OF MEN,
SUITS FOR ALL THE MEN IN TOWN
BUY NOW. EUY Now, BUY NOW
Particular Attention Given 70 Pleasing.
"A. = T y "A q 3.
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NATIONAL THEATER. SHELDON

ANNUAL EXA NINA TTON EXERCTSES.
NATIONAL THEATkR, on SATURDAY NIGHT,
May l,
CYNDERELLA:
Or, The Good Fairy ard the Little Glass Slipper.
IN all is Gorgeous SPlendOr, with Real P3nes,
Golden Chariot. Masnifc mt Scenery, SC.
p OF. SHELDON DANCING ACADEMY, NJ.
1904 street northwest, " hich is the only place
where cards of admission can be obtained and seats
secured Under no consideration will tickets be
placed on sale at the Theater money received at
the door for admission. Doors open at Z, to com
metce II p. Card of admission, with secured
seats, so cents. ap2S-5t'
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A VENUE THEATER.

A VENUE IHEATER.
MONDAY EVENING, April s6. and every evening
during the week. and
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY M1TINEES.
ENGAGEMENT EHTRAORDiNARY
Or the Celebrated Modern Hercules, or
sPhRRFR OF spHRRERs,
SPARRER OF SPARRERS,
CEO- EOOkE and JOE COBUPN
ssEESS E ESSk s sP& }SE S SSESEs
Tom AeR f fSr s in sph rsyior nf fo4 81 600
June next; for the cham for the championship OF
piIInship OF America he worll atcatchTeisht
Ilished La BELLE PAULINE, in her Jigs and
Songs and Dances.
First appearance Of the beautiful Musical Quean.
Mns SALLlE ADAMS in songs, and solos ON the
AIoPhone, Guitar, Banjo, Comet; Bells aud Violin.
, First appesraHce Of the celebrated Ethiopian
Comedian, Mr.. FRANK CUSHMAN.
Re-cngaGements Of America greatest Of Ethiopian
Comedians, Mr.. CHI .RLES HOWARD
Our Grand Female Minstrelsi -Four End Men
fOrr End Mem The Can Can in all its Glory
Observation-Disclosures the extraordinary en-
gage ment and expense in connection Herewith,
there will not be any extra charge. The prices
main as usual, Is and 50 cents. Tuesday and Friday
p S.3oF5idsy Night, Benefit of JOE CORURS
OLD MOI On Exhibition NEW No.
zr 4se ST.. and n Sale rae 4se
o MARKRIIERy,.
No. 439 In street, betresH ID and Streets eighG
doors ADORE old FsiloIcS' Hal.
Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c.
Shades, Pictures, Frames Picture Cords and Tas-
seIs; RIngs, Nails, &C. in the District.
81 Terms CASH
- Please remember Name and Number. iel-Iy
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Fire in Cincinnati.

tINCINNATI, April 29.-G. T. Eanu1or's
moulding factory was burned last nignt.
Loss $4,000.
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Deylln s. Co.,

aI2--ly IIO6 y STREET
NIETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
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BANKERS

T. NCB- IIIONfY 4 CO.,
H. E4NE RI =.
Havr rsTrlv 81 their Banking House 20 LIZ pRDIT
~ u p Ne sHIr1T ~tE AMI Z trees.
Thy are 7 pared e. 30 general RauFi4z bust
Eess gsrte D. T-- -ul ct o. cheek sight, draw
raif- 90 E1l-ir, 70. Phi .s.- PlIa and New York,
Buy lrd 81 Foreign E1g Nan e.. and max. C0IIec-
ticLs Ga all points ap2t tr
$50. 500. $500. $1,000
Isresf@S iIs stock FTirii,G.s iH Vat street.
Had q many thousands q dlliaT- profit. ComPre
ken>INe - Fl.aBtrry circulars g0ura nuC detailed
staten, Uts and tatgH prices Of ali stocks dealt IN
The
NEW YOEK STOCK EXCHANGE.
nailed Tree - tA1-e e-iT~G te -ErCr1lste AlI-e-s
ALLA. FRpTHI.GHAN L 90.
FINK EES md BROKERS'.
Or? n v. s'eck E-claLge. I2WaI 81, y z
SFS tgE-~.lE
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APPOINTED.-The president has appointed
First Lieutenant Fred. +. Whitehead. OF the
18th infantry, to be commisSary OF subsist-
ence, with the rank of captain.
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MATURE AND LIFE. BY Fernand Pa pilIon
haCTeadys "Reminiscences By Pollock
Perfect Love CRsteth out Fear. Washburr
IyRos and tInblems; b. q. III. SpnrgeoR.
Perfect Adoris. By author Of Rulledge.
EpcChs of HistOry-Edward III
fGngi, Their Nature aid Use. By u O. Cooke
For sale by
WN. BALLASTYNE,
apfI-tr AZ Tth II
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Presentation. w. u. Kelley OF Penn
sylyania is III town. having returned from
an alligator hunt in Florida. 80 cable
telegram was received this afternoon from
Mr. VIM. G.. MetZcrOtt, dated Southampton,
England, where he arr we'd on the steamer
EraunSChMcig al . ID. m TODAY.
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CAPT. w. II. GENTRY, 18th infantry, has
been ordered TO report to the commanding
general OF the department of the south.
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nURING the summer the President will
receive by card between the hours of eleven
and two, except on Tuesdays and Fridays,
which being Cabinet days. 10 one will be
received except government officials.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL JEWELL leaves
for New York tonight, and will be absent
two or three days.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW BOOKS Weeds Man and Beast, here
i ana hereafter, 50; Trynhitts-Our Sketching
pom, IS, MscquOid : Through Normandy 81 so;
Grow ests, the Great Tone Poets, S2-5o; Ancient
. UbCl worship. new edition. : g. Sarah Tyfler's
GUsicai omposers 50 HamerStons Harry Blolnt,
: 20, BaucTrfts Native Races, Pa ifc States,
81 90 Narrative of LIE MOyne, artist RhO &C.
eOmpsDied the French petition to Florida in 1864
with ~ engTsy inss in HeleOtype. $40: Lakey Vii
lsge and Country Houses, SO; Pollock 3 Reminis-
ceuces and Diary. Macready, $50, Wise untess
stranEfoTds Egyptian SepulChres, 50 80; Stones
Industrial Drawing, Carpentry ami Machinery, Is
plates. So Wares Parallel Of Historical Ornament
ColOred plates. S7Jn; NCgeI's Chemistry of Light
end Ph, Biography, SI15. CrOquet in great vaTie-
~ S2.50 and upwards. Latest Spring Novelties in
ChTUmOE
SOLOMCNS CHAPMAN, Agents Lawrenca-s
pure Linen" Papers, &C., gil Pennsylvania
avenue ap22- TT
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EORD's OPERA HOUSE.
SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE
The great and only
III r. VI A N.
KING OF PRESTiDlGITATRCRI.
Every evening at 8. Saturday matinee at 2 clock
FRIDAY EVENING, April so, CON plimentaTy
benefit rendered to
TIE GREAT HERMANN.
The Great Spirit Chamber Trick;
The Magic Cards; The Invisible Knots;
The Tsin Tsin Egg; The Flying Watches;
The Invisible Rabbit; The Flying Rabbit
The IneXhaustlble Hat: The DEVILS Pistol;
The Marvellous Fishery: The Electric Glove:
The : mpatheic Doves: The Satanic Mirror.
HERMANN MATINEE SATURDAY,
when every child viii receive a magical present
ap26
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AMONG those who had interviews with the
President this morning were Senator Hitch
cock and ex-senator Ben. Wade.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEN eFBING STYLE CAHKIAGES.-cssr Ii
" @ the ia.est New York styles Of SEs
Park and POGy PnetCns, Top and Nc t41GgSSSs
TOP BuEzi-s, sab aud Low Door and NIX
jump -est Carriages. Sc I'd hand Carriages tsker
N e4ChsLge- Cal before purchasing elsewhere.
d = hnlpT co, No. Big Eth street, be
tSeen snd L, ashiL stoa, and Sd ". Esyetts
street. Baltimore, lid. msyu-ly-
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CUSTOMS RECEIPrs.-The receipts from
bis source to-day were s325. GOO.l9.
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SURGEON DALLAS BACHE, U. s. A, has
been relieved from his present duties, ana
ordered to return to Fort McHenry, Md.
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THE AMOUNT of national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury 10 day for
redemption aggregated 1855.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
JAMES M'CREERY 8 CO.'S COSTUMES.

James McCrceIy g. Co. retain their position
among tho AIpgs of tho retail trade Their tine
furnishes oycry thing that wOmans heart can posi-
by desire the shape of dry goods There Is an enor-
nous stock of French silks, daDa'se bFocade, hateasse
and every other variety, IN al tie and fashion
able cOlOrs, including the myrtle greens, seal
brown, and navy blue The silk department
has been very much enlarged to satisfy mo
increasing demand Black silks are displayed
from Ovory foreign manufactures The firm ue the only
agents OF the beautiful and durable Cheney American
silks Of which there great variety all cOlors sta-
bic evening and steot There aro other Aneii-
can silks Of limo soft eros grain, Manufactured
mt Paterson, at 81 IS yard. Tho clOaking VOL
ve,s are extremely lowproed. and there IL
an excellent s!lk-faced black velvet 20 inches
wide, at - yard, which being rapidly purchased Tor
oyersbrs, founces and sleeveless Jackets Among less
costly fabrics tine g. Marie paids OF heavy make at
- a yard. 30 inches wide Scotch twiled paids. 40
inches vide at IL % neutral tinted plads heavy plaid
scrgos, and French basket plaids ranging in prices
from 81 25 to 80 cent?. Handsome brocaded serges
are as low as 30 and DO cents, and heavy
English twilled dc bege at 37i9 cents. Ex-
ceent imitation came's hair at % cents, and Cheviot
nnd ,Ioscow suitnes in all qualities of meium priced
dress goods, al wool Tor holiday slis at eAtfohey 10"
| prices.
Largo quantities of all heavy materials for wraps
aro reduced 10 ~ - and lisht shades, meludih z
| The cIoaDcOiOr YOir, at -. There is very oN-
ttnsiyC cXrOsitOn OF Pars and Berlin clUaks oIsIti
| as great bargans from 50 to $50 also cla6o-
| rare y-nate and trimmed costumes for carriake,
dinner reception ANA evening dress. great attraction
ioHnI inuunerIno dress aitcins OF good cihco out
il diess lengths Tor rFtdens 10 ards for - In sha%ls
are real India camcls hair. SCARE, and other
/ kinds. The dres--nakng department Is Cspeoi-
| ally busy, making wedding toilets and Ioovl'-
| ton dresses iOr tho New Year. There 10 very
! Iich display of embroidered silk stockings; pain
| Sin siCchinss are manufactured by this irn. week
afCr the order II received 70 maC Tie sk Oi Tie u,5
The hosiery ana furnishing departments are repete with
holiday gifts for gonteucD ouch robes Ur cb.mbTe,
srdrfs inO embroidered SliSpGIGcrs seal and Othet
gloves; also largo stock ol tie iamonS aesoVi@ WOOL
nderssirIncHrs, Ncry much reduced price. IHccs,
urs, and iaAoy articles all extremely reasonable.
"a variety OF Wcuca5 hnCSt pJrtLco - 10 20
| found ~ tais establishments
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
TAMMANY'S VAIL OF SECRECY.
APPOINTMENT or COMMITTEE TO ExAMiNF TIL
CONSTITUTION OF THg SOCIETY,"


CONSTITUTION OF THE SOCIETY.
In accordance with the resolution passed by
the Tammauy Society at last meeting, that commit
tee be appointed examine the constitution ana by
laws, Grand sachem scho has appointed the following
Committee s,chcms Henry l.. Clinton Nathaniel Jarvis.
IT, and Frederick smyth, AMI Brothers James g. Thayer
and Joel o. Stevens. Tho preamble and resolution
offered ny sachcm Henry L. Clinton. at the meeting OF
the Society forth very clearly what the Committee
are discuss 1t rectcs that the Society founded
soon after a republican form OF government
had been adopted in this country. notwitli-
standing tho opposition Of many leading men.
who wished limited constitutional monarchy: that
cOunteract the secret well oTen foes Of Repu
lie, the Tammany Society organized and maintained
secret organization that good reason now exists
for the longer maintenance q. such secrecy especially as
false impression seemed to oxis IN the public mind In
regard 10 the powers exercised by the society ii having.
in point of fact taken action for several past IN
political affairs, local, state national except 10 hold
public celebrations the Fourth Of July; that more
stringent provisions should he made in the constitution
OF the Society and It's bylaws for the removal or eX-
OF unworthy members, and 10 examine ana report
these matters provision made for the appoint
mcnt of "a committee of five.
The Committee appointed by the Grand Sachcm in
cludes some OF the influential and intelligent of the
members OF the Society, and whatever report IT may
make will have great weight with the Society The Com
mtee WI meet at intervals between now and The nrst
Monday in January when the next meeting OF the so
ciey will be held and when II Is expected to make is
report. The opinions and counsel or the older anu more
nlnenti members of the society viii be obtained by The
Committee At the present time there Is considerable
diversity of opinion regarding tde proposition to remove
the vail of secrecy Ii is strongly opposed by many,
while Others and perhaps majority favor the PROPOSE
ton. The question already being discussed with much
interest by the members OF tao Society.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
A BURGLARS FLIGHT FROM JAIL.


ESCAPE or A PRISONER IRON TIE KINGS COUNTY
PENITENIIARY, BY The AID OF FRIENDS.
George Miller, who was sentenced 10 bc i'm
prisoned three years for burglary in the Kings County
Penentary escaped from that Institution last Saturday
morning having served out only about onehalf Of his
time. No information OF the escape given by the
Governor James 8hcvln To the police authorities
of Brooklyn Miller, by his apparent c0nrition and his
general good conduct, had won tie cOni-
dcnce Of his keepers, and, being baker by
trade. was detailed TO do duty in the prison
bake-house. lie attended TO HIS duties faithfully,
and worked there for year. Last Friday his wife, who
had living in ohoken, called to him. and long
interview followed lie appeared anxious and restless
after her departure II is usual for the bakers OF the
institution 10 be called at At that hour last Sat
urdly morning. scpcr Osborne went upon the tier to
call the men. Miller VINO dressed hnTriedly, was the
first ~ cOuie and. lie 5atted out ahead OF the others,
the keeper told him to tho bake house Ic others
went To won, fOw minutes afterTard. After
a wbO Mr.. Osborne Doticcd that Miller was not
with his fellows. and search was made for him:
Uppn entering his cell, il found that he had
removed The rope that supported the bedding
had attachcd piece OF wire 10 the rope. The iron
hal EeCn fastened 10 the brace Of wooden platform on
one OF the towers Of the wall. After climbing 10 tine
platform he dropped the line tho outside OF tie wall
md sd down WItil lew feet from the ground when
the fapo broke and the marks Of his feet in the ground
showed at bis fa must have been heavy. COIed fdtes
were cy.1 nily at hand. fer Bis prison clothes, which
yyrr. cAGngl on the spot. eft behind him since
That time 10 trace of him has been found His wifes
residence at HObokon Immediately visited, but II
was found that she had removed to some unknown
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
REPORTS OF MARINE DISASTERS.

The brig Lucy Ann ps,ted her moorings at
5an Bounayentura, the night VI Dec. l, and went
ashore. The vessel IA total loss but the cargo viii
probably bo saved
dispatch from por, Ludlow says that tho steamer
folaa arrived At that port the morning OF Dee .,
and reported that Tho batk Atlantic probably the
htsanta Capt Connor. which left San Francisco Nov.
2o wrecked ana two Of the crew lost. at Destruction
ldaal 5.tu,od spu, of r.pe IsIory. rss balsaoo Of
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
A CONFIDENTIAL CLERKS DEFALcArIoN.

Yesterday reporter OF The TRIBUNE called
at the oee Of Wnlker California Vinegar Btlors Com
pany and made inquiries in regard to tho alleged doal-
cation OF u confidential clerk who lives in Haekensack.
who for the past two years has been In the employ
o; The Company. DIR. Macdonald stated that the whole
loss 10 the Company would not exceed $4,000. TIE
money Rad been taken within the last 90 days and the
crime had committed evidently In sheer despera-
lion. The clerk was man who mover drank, and had
always been trusted by te aea1eis Of tho hfm. DI.
Macdonald Thought IL probable that the Lad been
epeculang Nai-st had lost. He thought that he
had gone PbuGdf pbia but OF this there posi-
tive evidence The hrm not yet anie 10 make iny
Trustworthy statement concerning the matt,r. Tho
ossss oceaaOucd ~ tie dfiG.caon accounts In
many different St&ics by IaCans uf the telegraph. tho
a hefyn amounts cn arr bciag 1i,eUFcr,d isldiy.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
THE SENATE COMMITTEES INVESTIGATION

George II. Andrews, one Ol Jllt lax OOlhinIs-
soners was the hrs witness before the Senate Commit
tee yesterday ale said tfat Whenever complaints were
made Of excessive scssmcnts investigation always
made carefully While tho work of the Tax Commissions
could be done 10y man. he did not think the public
would he willing to accept the judgment OF one pcison
on such important Interests before Tie Board
The proportion Of the state tax paid b. tire ctymore
than 80 per ccn-he said not equitable The amount
allotted for S7j too large 10y 100000. The
tax laws OF this state oppressive and lcss
effective than those OF any other state. Personal
property was frequently untaxed because the tax
Was readily evaded Corporations should be taxed
cirdinx TO their gross receipts Persons frequently
moved into other counties when the amount al thor per
s1na taxation WAS presented to them The rate of taxa
ton had iuctuated sncC 1872 Ircm 2.2J To POI. Eoa
c,atc generally assessed at 60 per cent OF its ap-
praised value.
Henry MoCabo. clerk OF tho Sixth District Court,
stated That n Mr. Bernard hnd frequently acted in his
place rs clerk, and received the fees.
Joseph Bursc said that his foreman the Boulevard
Mr.. Cookery. lad been drunk "A number OF times. and
svoral day, In October he was not at WORK 20 an.
Abraham Bernard said that lac had acted clerk for
MI McCbc frequently, and hd occasionally siEned the
latters The Committee Will Lold session to-day
at f0l2 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11

been made for the burial in the Catholic Cemetery az
wesbury. and IL was accordingly taken there ast ese
ing The arrangements for the execution, by Sherln
Sammis very complete, and the details were ca,
ried out without any accident strict crder was pro
served.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
INQUEST IN THE CLOOHEy HOMICIDE.
Coroner Waltman Yesterday held an inques

on the body OF Cooney, who died at the Chambers
Street Hospital. from tho result Of kick by John Ho
land on Nov 22. The jury returned verdict that
Ciooncy came to bis death by peritons the result of
kick Indicted by John Holland. aud recommended that
t pbyseiaIs attached 90 The House Of Relief bc
pronpt IN the future to report under their care
suffering frurn criminal violence. Holland s still ~
larR
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
vcrland, by way Of Gersy,

the crew being taking overland by way Of Gersys
Ifarbor.
decision has been rendered at sayannah by tho
guigc Of tho United states Court In ilr Of tie ship
Valley Forge which iibcied that port by steam
boats for $4,000 and by plcis for 900 for services
alleged 10 have been rendered In stng hcr of Stony
House Shoals, awarding the steamboats, $4,000 und tho
pilDIs nothing,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11
MYSTERIOUS DlsAPPEARANCEs EXPLAr;ED.
Thn ,,nr.nna ,uhn Lnva Lnnn rnnnr.tnI ns


The persons who have been reported as
missing in Brooklyn have all been heard from, fuch
information has been obtained a doubts
as TO heiT safety. gentleman who called upon q. W.
Libby of the Clinton House yesterday. but who refused
to give mis- name stated That Edmund Prcndcrgasi,
the missing men. staying Mt his residence. Miss
Eta Potter wLosc father reported her sudden disappear
ance forced according to the report OF Detective
Butts leave home account of the harsh treatment
Of herself and her sisters by her father. Tie GIRL with
her two little sisters. 10 the house Of Mr, Phelps
at No. lOl Lewsaye, where she left the children, ana
told Mrs Phelps that she had got situation in factory
where sh0 intended TO work hereafter AMI hat she
would come back aud them tonight Investigation has
made in the OF Arnein a. Gadcn 10y the police
authorities, who state That lucy have received inOrma
ton hc drew money from the bank than his
partners had knowledge Of and have discovered other
facts which they not disposed 10 make pnDlc. The
of Eli Dumery, the harness lGor, has also been IN
yestigatcd and has been shown. the police claim that
ne ~ embarTaGsed IN money matter and had dis
agreement with hls housekecper. the sister of his de
ceased wife, which satisfactorily explains his Absence
which, II il asserted viii be only temporary
New-York tribune., 1875-12-11

and Mr. Peew the Secretary. elected without oPpo
sition Airrod Pe waB elected Secretary. The new Ex
ocutiYs Committee is as follows Col Borden OF tnS
Wiswall Robert Gordon. willy Walach OF the German
Society and fhe Rev. Henry Rlce PTesidoht
OF the Hebrew Benevolent Society.