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The New York herald., 1875-12-31

HARBoR BARS
Vessels leaving the broken of Pollock hip the FIRST
OF the tide aud steering NNE, will especially
the time uf spring tdesJ have strong setting SW
by s. point the stsrbonrd bow, which, many
cases will take them upon New Harbor Bars which
many with their eargoes during the last few years.
totally To avoid these bars, after crossing
part Of Pollock Kip in either Of the channels
the first part Of the western tide Especially In thick
weather and light winds the should be made good
NE by until the deepens To 20 athoms Chatham
Lights will then bear WIS distance 81 miles, Nsnse
Lights NNN, II miles
BY running Nlsw from this last point these last men
toned lights will be LETT about 2 miles the westward
Vessels leaving the broken part Of Pollock Rip Ia either
channel the first Of the Eastern tide, may run ME-
GEORGE ELDRIDGE photographer.
Chatham. Dee rs, 1873
The New York herald., 1875-12-31

ns-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT CT NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-rhe NEw YORK
adopted distinguishing coston night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing green red changing from TO the other
in and can be miles distant Cap
vessels seeing this signal will obge usby
pairing any they have Tor the Ship News
Department OF the HRRALp
nSPersons desrou OF communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing such vessels
OF HERALD news yacht pier No East River. New York.
from all of the world and promptly do
hvered- Duplicates required.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
JOHN REvILLE.

letter from Dublin announces the death OF Mr.
John Reve, old and respected member Of the
HERALD staff Mr. Reville born in county wex-
ford, Ireland and worked q reporter the Dublin
Irish Times from its foundation till 1865, when he
grated America and appointed member of our
rcportoria corps Wishing to educate hs children in
Ireland Mr. Reville lately returned to Dublin and
working on the press when an untimely
death overlook HIM. He was drowned near the North
Bull, Dollymount, where his body was found Mr.
Reviles kindly nature and unvarying of tenn
per him through life the respect and esteem Of all
who came In contact with him.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
BURGLARS DISTURBED.

At ten o'clock last night the wachman at A. Nc
Grsth's dry goods store, No $50 Bowery, heard
usual noise in the upper stories OF the building and
informed Officer NuIcahy. or the Fifteenth precinct
On searching the top door found that burglars had
but lately been work there as the scuttc was found
forced open Several bales Of goods we're ound on the
roof and also the roofs Of the adjoining houses In
the hallway Of No. 364 Bowery discovered more
goods which the thieves had placed ready Tor removal
Tha thinvna W ere not found
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmasters informed
that telegraphlng the HERALD London Bureau, ad
dressing "Bengstl No 80 Fleet street. London" to the
Paris oce addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpers
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United states the viii be cabed TO this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Acd
ports Will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions TOR telegraphing
The New York herald., 1875-12-31

mans Bay-l bark barkentine schrs Castne-l ship,
sehrs BanRor-l ship, Oarkentine briggs. sehrs
bark, BefRst-S ships barka, brig. schrs
Waldoboro-5 ships, earks schrs soops, steamers
Wiseasset4 ships. bark schr steamers Portland-5
Baih-ll ships bsIks barken.ne u sehrs 10 sloops
steamers kennebunk-2 ships, barkentine, sclrs
sloop Sa-o-4 schrr, sloop Tota29 ships 10 harks
barkentnes briggs SO schrs, IL soops, 10 steamers.
barge-ln all 159 vessels aggregatng rs IS against
vashels in 1874 of I'D 5S4. IA tons
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
EX-GOVERNOR DIXS CENTENNIAL
DISCOURSE.

Ex-Governor John A. DIX has consented to deliver
the first discourse Of the Centennial year before the
New York Science and Art association and has chosen
for his subject 'Some OF the Political Social Evils
OF Times" The lecture Is TO be given in the
church corner OF Fifth and Twenty first street
lDr. Rogers, on Monday evening next
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
OBITUARY.
ANDREW BROWN

Hon. Andrew Brown, prominent citizen Of Mon.
mouth county, n j. died at NJ ddlcown Tuesday last
in the sixtieth year OF his age. He always
sidered TO be honest, upright and conscientious
citizen and active democratic politician. He
member Of the Legislatures of 1868 and 1869 and
OF the Board of Chosen Freebolders in lS6l-z-3 He
held several other offices of trust In the county var
times, all OF which he nlled with fidelity and
ability. His demise is much regretted. His funeral
took place yesterday
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
KILLED BY AN ELEVATOR.

Andrew Mullin, who resides in Gregory street. Jersey
City, has, Tor some time pas,, beea operating an
elevator at No 60 Greenwich street Yes
tcrday Afternoon by mistake ia opcratin z
the ropes the gearing thrown into dis
order the CHAINS broke and the elevator fell distance
Of six stories. MuIn, who the sole occupant Of
the elevator picked up unconscious condition.
He was conveyed TO the Chambers street Hospital,
whore be died at half past nine O'clock
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
Mr.. JOHN coLyu.L.

Mr. John Colvill died suddenly ut the Delaware
Water Gap Wednesday. HIS death resulted from
heart disease. Mr.. colyill for many years
merchant in this city, member OF the drug importing
firm of Dodge Covill He acquired wealth and the
esteem o. all who knew him in his business life. He
was sixty one years old the time of his DEATH
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
SPOKEN.

Ship Thomas Lord Hall, from New York for Southwest
Pass, no date &c (by arrival at Key West Dee 30.
Ship Pegasus lBrl Ellis from Liverpool for Southwest
Pass, Dee 3, lat 81, lon %
Clara Nickes from Rio Janero Sept 2 for Java
Oct 10 lat 40 i. Ion 2S L %.
schr Franklin Miller. from New York for Galveston,
date, &c (by an arrival at Key West Dec 80.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
CHARLIE ROSS.

neatly attired female visited Police Headquarters
Brooklyn yesterday, and had an Interview with
Superintendent Campbell concerning tho ongloss
Charlie Ross She asked to the picture Of the boy
and stated that she resided IN the western part 81 the
state where She believed che bad clcw 70 the child
but she would give other her name Or addresA
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
THE SEIZURES AS VIEWED FROM WASHINGTON
THE RESULT OF MONTHS OF SECRET WORK

THE SEIZURES AS VIEWED FROM WASHINGTON
THE RESULT OF MONTHS OF SECRET WORK
PROBABILITY OF GENERAL UNMAsKING.
WASHINGTON, Dec S0 1878.
The late extensive seizures OF dstleres IN Chicago
have been the OF several months OF industrious
work By the officers OF internal revenue assisted by the
secret service force oe the Treasury and
the officers acting under the direction of
Solicitor Bluford Wilson. AZ the time the
seizures Of last spring made In Chicago evidence
had been collected sufficient create strong
pcion against number Of these houses but the ease
not deemed strong enough 10 warrant seizures at
that time Tho indications OF fraud numerous but
definite record and evidence did not exist as in the
Of all houses then seized. AS consequence,
the owners Of the property taken possession OF,
who were well aware OF the frauds practiscd by the
other houses greatly incensed al their escape,
and bitter did their feeling become in the OF
lew mouths that number OF them gave such clews
to the officers Of the Treasury Department as ena-
bled them To obtain unQuestionabc evidence OF
their guilt All clews thus furnished
followed mdustriousy, and, as a result strong legal
case was made up against them, and upon this the
seizures have been ordered Information from Chicago
represents unprecedented commotion among the whis
key men, with promising indications that all parties
involved viii BE- discovered and presented for
punishment The Grand Jury meets January and
the evidence in large number OF cases Will be given
to it Immediately upon its assembling
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
Steamer Eleanora. johnson. New York for Portlan,
SAILED.

Steamers Pommerana (Ger for Hamburg; State of Yir
gina (Brj Glasgow; City OF Vera Cruz Havana; Gamma
IBrl Bermuda Liberty Cenuegos; Huntsville, Fernan
dina and Port Royal Isaac Bell Richmond &c; bema
Lewes Del; schr Hand, Para
Wind al midnight. NV. with dense tog.
Barometer NJ $3.50
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
sII.As D. BROWN.

Slas B. Brown prominent contractor and builder
of Milford, Pa, died yesterday morning OF consump
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The red and black class iron buoy having
from its moorines Southeast Rock buoy, with
responding marks. has been moored in its place.
Portland, Dec 10, 1873.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE

BOUND SOUTH.
Schr Gem Thomas Rockland tor New York.
Schr Speedwell, Spaulding, Rockland for New York
Schr B Wharton, Phinney, Boston for New York.
Schr Challenge, Terry, Greenport for New York.
Schr Jesse Wilson, Somers, Boston for New York
Schr T 5 Mcclellan. Carr, Portland for New York.
Schr r v Turner, Rockiand for New York.
Schr VIM Page. Hillyer Eastport for New York
Schr Herald, Harris. Portland Tor New York.
Schr David q Floyd Clifford Plymouth for New York.
Schr Trade Wind Rockland tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eleanora. johnson. New York for Portland.
The New York herald., 1875-12-31

cause great excitement be Is only from his extreme
intimacy with Farwcll, the Congressman from this
iState 1t Is expected that the Illinois cstilery which
the largest running and one Of The biggest IN
Chicago will be seized to-day The city still fairly swarns
with detectyes and dtiler with bitter irony said
TO that he counted 156 yesterday. The seizure or
Schonfets distillery-also very large and wealthy
concern-is also looked forward TO, and may be yet
effected to-day. This will give the Whiskey Ring or
Chicago hnal de grace for there are none other
10 seize Colonel Matthew'S who has thus admirably
filed
''RfN0 sMAsHER'
assigned TO him by Bristow, will then DO able 10 go
home /, is stated that several implicated gaugers
made clean breast OF their sins to-day in the hope or
forgiveness Among those likely TO be indicted are sew
er gaugers and sorekeepes who have been very active
ward politicians and whose conviction will create va
cances in the counses OF political ward associations
There were some unpleasant and acrimonious scenes
TO day in the Board Of Trade, when the
'squealersn met face to face with the vic
TINS Of yesterdays raid Some bitter re
proaches and recrimnations passed and rendered II
evident that the harmony and unity OF the king"
was rreparably destroyed, and now that It's members
lighting one another IL ut least probable that the
whole truth will out. and that II any OF our
great prominent public really implicated ,nelr
masks Will be torn from their faces
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToSR TKLKGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Magnolia Hazard Savannah Dec 25 with mdse
and passengers to W X Garrison.
Brig Abbe Htcomb, Young, Cardenas Dec o with
to order
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
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MISCELLANEOUS.


+. A CAUTION CAUTION
Caution.
Caution
YElrRp STATES CENTENNIAL CoMMss
PHmADELPHIA, Dec ~, IL.
TO preyent any mlsapprehenson on the part oftns
,he undersigned hereby certify and announce that
oa,a,ocue or Guide Book OF tho international Exhi
is7s containing Advertisements other than the "a
Catalogue published and sold by the Centennial "
comnapy and Of which s. NJ. PETTENGILL -
slu,ive advertising agents win bo pernv''eu - %
within said exhibition grounds durir< '"' esn'''
the Exhibition
| signedl
n,,..,o, aouard United States Centennial Comm.
JOHN wELsi
President Centennial Board o. ~
\ asoT,urR DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM "
| "a -. Sta,as for numerous causes witnous Ru"ns,
sy.rvwhere: no charge until dvotce s,-ass iai a
kstabished ~ years NJ iloOsh ~ Asso. .-s,. -
,,,uouAs AGNEw THE GREAT NEW
Ciroaer Tea Coffee and Flour Dcsel . ain. ~ 10
ona eyssypody 49, shopd call aud gss bargains -
! stree
The New York herald., 1875-12-31
NEWS
ocean STEAMERS.
&ns.,.er.
i0aI O6ioe

DArRs OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK YoR THE MONTHS
oF JANUARY AND VEBRCARY.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
GRAPHING AT THE WRECK OF THE sUNNYsIDE.

PouGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Dec. s.-The crap
piers to-day succeeded In recovering the body OF samue
Rutledze from the at the sunnysde wreck. Inc
body OF Mrs Stewart also brought to tue snrface
but it slipped from the gTapple and went down again.
IL will probably be recovered tomorrow To-mxht the
bodies of Bridget Monaher VIM Howard, George Green
and susan Rex were forwarded tO NeHlOrH III cOs on
the steamer John s. Hasbrouck. The BODY OF Mrs. nay
wood was sent to New-YOrk by rail. Capt fes0n ana
Col Wolcott OF the sunnyside VIII remain at The wreck
unt ali the bodies are found and sent TO their friends
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
BROKEN FIRMS.
A SPECIAL PARTNER ADJUDGED GENERAL.
PARTNER.

BALTIMORE, Dec. s.-stirling, Ahrens g. Co..
sugar rcncrs who failed in August last were yesterday
adIudged bankrups in the United states District Court
Judge Giles presiding Dr. zoIcofer became spec'ai
partner ia the firm in February, 1873, contributing
sl25OOO, in cash. This partnership vas difso"ed ~
April. 1878, BY the death OF ono OF the partners
nanership was renewed on the 1st OF May, DIR. zoll
Golfer becoming as he supposed, special partner as
before lie charged with the S12oooO on ne eooSs %
NJ e old firm and credited with IL the books or the
new one Under the instructions o Judge Giles the jury
declared Dr ZOllicoer a general partner as the law o
MARYLAND partnerships says that te SUN contribute"
by a special partner must be In actual cash.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
THE BoYNToN PACKING COMPANY FAILS.

BosToY, Dec 8.-The notes of the Boynton
Packing Company No. 122 South Market-st, went 10
protest Tuesday and meeting Of the creditors VIII ne
held to-day Tho paper OF the Company lad peeh ~,
dorsd nv two heavy firms of this city, giving
rise TO rtlmOrs OF uspcnsOn of the latter ~,
TArER-The BoyntOn Packing Company, AZ meeting
ot ther creditors to-day exhibited assets OF aDont 45VV
600 10 liabilities uf $4,000. The Committee WIZ
recommend nn extension, the condition or inc Noin
many il by n q critical.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
NAVAL NEWS.

WAsWNGToN, Dec. S.-Rear-A Admiral John j:
Ay commanding c North Ps.Nc S1it' under date OF
SOW Informs th9 Ns 8 Department that he arrived at Ma
4silar & xico VI h l- h1g ship enlicO on te l1th o NJ"
venb.r lie found Affairs perfectly qhiet All the u-la
Walt. dy bet him
.f ot.v ai military officers ~ the city. The oihcers
ana crew were Hb intended 0 sa,d Ma1atan In a
ica days i1r Acapulco. -
Lieut. Is. a. bncllnLIm ia ordered to pecial duty Lieut.
Commander r woodward has reported ns return home
ha, ing been dcta,.d from tho Bio0syn, South Atlantic
station the l2h Of october last and has ben placed ON
waiting orders.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
w g Howell. the General Manager of the

W. s. Howell, the General Manager OF the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway, has been lnvenfing
new railway notion, which thousands of travellers WI"
bo glad TO get II ia simply pocket lamp which can
be Nc in moment, fastened to window-blind In rai
way car adjusted the side OF the car ior any con
veneut hight so as 10 throw perfectly clear and steady
lilht ON the travellers book newspaper Inc uSht
fnruighed by a candle mounted on spiral sprung, and
tho whole arrangement Is compact ana complete az o
br a great convenience. when folded up u can be put
Into the pocket like a cigar ease.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gfsev House, Con- gressman III. II. Hathon of Sar.
stoga FYth Areau Hos-ExGov. j. Gregory SMITH oi
Vermont and Gen Wilder nj Tennessee NstTop0'tdh
osl-sneaser Id an Mcclure o Llna and state ins
sylyapas sweet Of Albany BTcr0oft H0fN 40.
g. " Ande If the Brsh Army and Capt H. r. Mhri on
DineTins .,sf Otdreadgn H9tt-capt
William Jones Uf the British Legation at Washngton
81 James H0tei-JudgeJ NJ. OolwOrh of Omaha h9adn
HouseT. c. alicu of Albany Coleman B0ue-lhe iev
am.uu
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
DIsTORTTNG EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
The following article is being extensively
1cllatel In the Meat as Clipped from rnH rRmuNE VI

circulated in the West clipped from rnH TRIBUNE Of
Oct. 2l
The liabilities oi T. putt"ck & Co, the slspende fashion
dealers 30 b5j Bfo3dvay New Hok, are Estimated at oN.
The made much money ior tine, hut
set branch agencies a. Lost much u the
urpit- Domestic SEWING Machine Company,
lirh entered into competition with them N paper FASHIONS
plates. 100 Injured their business
This 10 gtrblcd extract, altered TO suit the purposes
OF the persons sending ont IL IL calculated 10 do III
Justice to Mes,s. Butcrck Co., 10 whom 1t refers No
such statement was ever mac by THE rRIuuSg with re-
gard 10 the 1rm Of Buttrrici Co.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

upds mi records pertaining 70 the eene
Major V. X Hart 9th cavalry, VIII repert oa
duty I'm with the international EnlDiuol OF oso
c. IyfoI, Ordnance Departme "a Chairman O 'ho
Board behalf u United states E1tolilyo Delafuhe~
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
Army ORDERS.

WAsmsGToS Dee S.-First Lieut.. Sidney T.
Clark egimontal oqsrtermaser "a Infantry Sil, relieve
Goree loy 18TH Infantry, OF the charge oi
National c,aetses at Marietta anu IsonVile, Ia
Lisul Gil uansier 10 Lieut. Clark All Tho properly,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

well kno wn persone 10 tho two cities concerned
Further than these vague statements nothing can be as
oerained Great activity exhibited by the public au
thOritiee
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

at is q nipping air." and KNox's fancy
FuRs for the ladies' and CoLLA and CUFFS for The gente.
are Ia lively demand MAKE your purchases AT me popular
KNOWS stores 2l2 Broadway No 533 Broadway OF III
Fifth Avenue Hotel FUEs OF the hhest qd~iS Al i'on
able prlces.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the tolie
and ban shtful substitute for Cologne OF Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HUDSuTt IN
BROADWAY.
Gam, So. Noon. 81 50 m. 49,. Mhnl.lt 30
Hlghe-; during the tay 80 Lowest 90
Average 312S. sans tay, 1874, 3I2''
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

CURE vour Feon and save your nail by ap-
pyipg platter OF DAILEYs MAGICAL PAN EXTRACTOR 2oe
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
[Ann0unoemeGG.I ]

BURYETrs COOKING EXTRACTS are the best.
WONDERFUL are the cures OF Consumption ef-
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
DR., RiDWiYS REGULATING PILLS,

perfectly 'ast,css elegantly Costo fr the ~ D dr
dors Of ihe stomach LIVER Bo%elS kidneys, Badder NSe
scasCs Headache, CONSTIPATION to-v.nCis ito g
zion. Dyspepsia Bi0uSuws Bilious Power fHfumnal0nH "
the Bowels Piles and All ioraDsf tolneIial NisseiA
Warranted 10 effect positive
Price . . Crufs box SOti hF tfuggfstA
DIR. RADWAl y CO., .iS WAkhEN-Sr., N 7.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
NEWARK.

The Newark Board Of Trade elected last evening
The following the ensuing yea Col T. l. JOY
President George Peters, John -. HARRISON, GEORGE H.
swan Vic Tents col Robert ,. swords secItify
John r. Wakeman, Treasurer.
The Common Council met in Committee of the
Whole with closed DOORS lay evening 10 consider the
revi-ei ordinances open session ordnance INTRO
ducd urnh bling Of gasoline, like fluid for
illuminating purposes than TO- and then only
In buildings of certain prescribed structure.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09


The police have MOI yet found John and Thomas
I.ougbcTy. the escaped cOuntericLrs.
The new Roman Catholic Church of the Ir9usig gu
IA Ion o. Hooparst viii be dedicated Sunday By bishop
lou lfiiui.
The HAYS on ell the public buldings were at half
mast v,stenay ia emOs, of bo iate OaAse KING ue INST
Ilesi., nt ol ~, Old " ateg loAli.
Deputy Collectors Bowen and Gillen yesterday
scsod an Illicit whisky s, Hicas and Neison-sts They
captured apparatus Tor ns % dslley valued at
$1,000
Oiticcrs RTley and Turner yesterday made de-
scent upon Nel-ine policy shop Yorii aud Hud-onaVe
They arrested Coat the f. charge bat he atcfNad
escip 81 iron tltID.
4 ne case OF Mr. Durham of Pr0sPectp place, y lao
was charged Us t1c Health ioaid with couccsng case oi
snaiio1 fc DOORS rom his resd.uce dismissed yes
t>rla5 W Jlsds, ~ais.
TIE body of the woman found on last Saturday In
the anus Cau has been recognized that o. Afs Alice
McGiacv who lately becn separated from hrf husband
Ia II supposed sac vjmimt,ed sJictdt-
The charIes against Sergeant Charles Frost OF tho
Detective squai dismiase yesterday by tho oi,o Com
ussioner Capt 10 days pay for speaking
dIsrt spectiuly 0f the Comms-ioners
Ey-Judgc Daily, coursel for Burroughs, accused OF
mnrdong hs wife, and DI Corey have mads II examination
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09
Y. re- R.
READY RELIEF

WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
THE sYsrIn AGAINST SUDDEN AIrACAs pF Ep5
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS plSEASLS THAN ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS FNPENDED FOR OTHER NED
ICINES OR MEDICAL APiENDANCE. .
TIE MOMENT kADMAhS ItfADN RELIEF ls Az
Piled ENIERNAILN-OR TAKEN iNTERNAIlI Y Sc
CORDING TO Di DikECTGbNF PAIN, FROM MAAlEFEh
CAUSE, CEASES TO EElrE a.
Dlip discomfort H. experienced orr
seized with influenza, DpLtLca, Throat, hmps bad
C1ugs, H0tscnoss, Bilious Cole Inflammation OF nc bow
els stomach Lrngs, Liytr Kidneys with Cr0lp eunsY
fevef aud Agus, With Ncuraga, Headache &c uo"euk
I9ctarhc. Farchc, o. with iumDaco fain a no SAGA "
rheumatism with DaIle thcletl M0rnus uysentefy
with B.us sc9ts. or Hru.sos wi,n strains cramps y
SnaSu- the application OK NADMAN ) READY RELIEF
ctrp v, M ,xnr.. tl,.,,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

The Board If Education propose TO repudiate oil
bills fiscal year ending Nov 80, they are not Pre-
sented during the present month
The annual election of the Hudson County Medical
Society yesterday resulted folovs. President j. : Field
VicePrcsiden B. Gilman Secretary, r. A BaAei Treas
ugrr, u. w. TalsOn.
While William Resch, proprietor of matrimonial
uapcr was arranging terms advertisement with Ange
lima Wecs al No lss Ncwarkst giving his name as
Ewari Watson incrieTe, threatening 10 shoot Besch Na
son arrested
The County Board of Health reports 333 deaths
tho county during November OF which l9s were In Jersey
Cty and 80 in Hoboken. Dphhona the most fatal dis
by The dca s fIUn lung and
throat diseases " ere % aud from violence, 20.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-09

N.
A young man called AZ Police ieadq ialteIs u Book
lyn on TUESDAY night aud asked to,oe superintendent
Campbell The slperntn ndent was not in, aud yesei-
day morning The yOung called for The second time,
Bud had long interview in regard 10 the Tweed matter
fIe declared that he the fugitive last Saturday
night get out 0f a carriage on Furman-,t. and walk
TOW yard the river, stated by boy ON Monday What
further ojs place, however, AT tne interview is NOT
known, the Superintendent refuses 70 give any iDor
nation 10 the reporters Numerous persons were IN con
sul,atiOn with him yesterday and at night and the de
teetyes at the Central Oce aud throughout the city
loOKing for person said 10 DO interested IN Mr..
JWoed's escape.
1t r. known however, that two Ncy-York detectives
busy engaged n investigating a feature Of the
ease. IL II charged that prominent residents Of Brook
lyD taken into the confidence of the cOusirators
who assisted Tweed ia making hs escape. and Tat
OF the e s0as referred in Brooklyn alea 20 cover his
tracks Thee detectives ~ arch OF other evidence
which they believe will esnneot him with participation
IN the Fight Of weed and furnish a clew 20 tie
fudtiyes place OF hiding The extreme dcliclcy OF the
case the reason assigned by the NewYOrk apthOrtics
fer the course Of their detectives in working
IN their own account and independent Of the Brook
lyn officers The detectives declare that 1t their
theory shall prove be correct and they complete
the evidence the disclosures will be Of most startling
character and reveal deeplad plot which has been In
presssaton for long time past, and In which many