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The New York herald., 1876-01-21
JERSEYS CORRUPT OFFICIALS.

THE ALLEGED BRIBERY OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
The Autenreith libel resumed in the Court Of
Quarter Sessions at Jersey City yesterday James
Wlnn, who obtained the dead animal contract after
Autenreith cheated out OF 1t. testified that he
resides in West End but pays rent; he placed
In his residence by Police Commissioner Van Keuren-
Justice Aldridge, ex-Mayor Van Reipen and John
Headden testified to the good character and veracy or
Autenreith The defence then closed and the prosecu
tion called witness in rebutaL
Jacob z. Marinus President OF the Board Of Police
Commissioners, denied that he had ever asked any
money received any from Autenreth any ono
else tbs or any other contract nor he offered
a check by Llppman; hc made no allusion 10 Bum
sted.
Police Commissioner Van Keuren also denied that he
demanded or received any money the contract but
admitted that he spoke TO Wnn about putting In his
second bid. Ho contradcted President Marinus by
stating that Winn had not the facilities for doing tho
work and, therefore, he sold out TO New York firm.
He admitted that the Office OF the Corpora
tion Attorney with Mr. Swift in relation 10 the
tract
Bernard LIppman then took the stand, and admitted
that he took Autenrcith's money, to the amount Of
g4U0 which he applied to his own use; he considered
that sum small enough for his services In endeavoring
20 procure the Tor Autenreh he denied that
he paid any portion oil the money any Of the Police
Commissioners; he acknowledged that two suits OF
clothes ordered Autenreiths expense and that
George warrin, clerk to the Board received one OF
them costing sos he did not know that Warrin ever
rendered ice TO Autenrcith, except to draw up
the proposal which occupied three or four minutes.
Autenreth testified that the proposal was drawn up
without his knowledge or consent
The adjourned TIL this morning.
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
SAILED.

Steamers Gelier Gerl for Hamburg; France lBr Lon
dom City New York tBr Liverpool City OF Vera Cruz
Havana zen Barnes. Savannah; Ellen Terry, Newborn
Isaac Bell, Richmond &c; Abemare, Lewes Del; Fanita
Philadelphia ships Helvetia (Belg Antwerp; Tamerlane
Ger, Lcndon; barks Walton !Br, do SIM CNor), Liver
pool Balder Swe), Antwerp: Hakon Jarl (NoD, Gouces-
ter; Leocada (Ger) Bremen; Ellsworth Anjer Florence
Genovar Maanzas Prvi Dubrovac Aus), Glasgow; Chas
Russell, Caen France; Medelpad Swe), Hull; Fortuna
Morl, do Argus tBr). Cork Falmouth; Aianzs Csp)
Santa Martha and Nevis; Motke Ger, Bahia via Rich
mond Henry Dewey. Cabarien; l. Munson. Beyrout ;
Robt Mex Spearing (Br) Liverpool; Louisa Price (ay)
Port an Prince; Mariana II port. Lisbon; Fortuna
PorD, Oporto; schrs Ella Kingston, ia. Eveine, Tam
pico; Matilda Brooks. Cardenas Mayhower (Br). Rio
Grande do Sui; Bird, Cardenas o Marrett. Maran-
ham, Abbe Bacon Cienfuegos: City of Chelsea st Au-
gustine; Rosa Eppnger Jacksonville; Hazard, George
town, SC.
the vessels reported yesterdays edition being
detained by fog.
Wind At midnight WSW.'
Barometer sunset, 3O2I.
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
A GALLANT POLICE OFFICER.

An elegant gold medal was last evening presented to
Officer Mackenzie Of tho Thirtysecond precinct, the
library carmansvlle 155th street and Tenth avenue.
some sixty gentlemen residents Of the Twelfth ward,
n few ladies' and several members OF the police force
were present School Commissioner Fuller called the
meeting order and Mr.. b. W. Van Voorhees, acted
chairman, Mr.. A. L. Soulard beng secretary. The
Chairman briefly introduced Mr.. John McMul-
len, who made the presentation speech. He
enumerated the gallant deeds of Mr.. Mackenzie
while serving In the British army In the Crimea and in
India giving sketch of the famous Balakava charge.
He also deailed at length his many meritorious actions
s police officer, after which he presented him
with the beautiful gold medal which tho
citizens Of the Twelfth ward had procured for him.
On motion OF School Commissioner Fuller set Of
resolutions eulogistc Of the officer were passed unan
mousy.
Officer Mackenzie then made an appropriate speech In
reply, saying modestly that any other officer his po
sitIon would have acted In a similar way.
School Commissioner Fuller next made some remarks
appropriate the occasion, and followed by some
other gentlemen. The proceedings terminated with
collation..
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

BERMUDA. Jan 7-Arrved. bark Eliza Barss Br vessey
New York.
cIESrUKcos. Jan I2--sailed bark concoruia CNoD 10
hnimessen. Pensacola.
FAYAL. Dec 27-Arrved. bark Azor Davis. New Bedfor
II days (before reported without date).
. HAVANA, Jan I3-Arrived bark Cyclone (Br), ForbeA
Cardiff.
In Jan IL bark Abisl Abbott Chase for oabarsn
to load for New York.
HALIFAX. Ms Jan 20-Arrived. steamer Geo Shattuch
(Br), Guidford. st Pierre.
Sailed 10th, brig Fearless CBr), Havana.
LIVERPOOL r. Jan 4-Arrived schr w Ii Keeney. Beers,
Demeraru 81 days
Arrived 17th steamer Quebec (Br1, ThearIe Boston.
MATANzAs, Jan l3-Arrived brig Maggie Wood (Br),
Wood Havana; schr Nellie J Dinsmore Parker, do
In port 18TH bark Alice. Deyer for Baltimore: brig
Mariner ntcomb, for do Phadelphia Nav York; schr
White Wing, Phelan. far do.
PIcHILiSouE, Dec ARRIVED, ship Alhambra, Young
Philadelphia
PERSAxBuco, Dec 2a-Arrived previously. brig Gipsey
JAYNE. from and tor New York.
PoRro CABELLo, Dec 22-In port brrs Sea Bird (Br),
Lston and Ada Halls Br) for Maracaibo Dec 29
to load for New York. schr Northern Home ) Swain for
New York Dec ~
MARC Jan SIN brig Curacao r), Lockhart, for
New York jar 10.
Also import Jan g. brig Torrid Zone B for York.
sail Jan -.
ST JOINS NJ, Jan 2o-Arrved. steamer Moravan (Br, ,
Graham Liverpool for Halifax and Portland o sail at
PM).
ST JOHN NIB. Jan 1e-Cleared brgs Ellen Br), Crane
Cardenas Premier tB Wilson, do schrs Chas Lawrence,
Kemp, do; Chas 4 Rogers MatanEas
TURKS ISLANDS, Jan 6In brig Bogota Johnson for
Baltimore same days schr Newport (B Miller tor Boston,
to sail 9Th.
Sailed 9Th schr John Wentworth Lowell New Bedford
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK NAvEsISK lof Newcastle Mel Barstow. from Sayan
nah Antwerp Jan reports, Dec at AN. lat 80 10
proved the Itasca of Cheryhel Wilson Boston
Tor Millbdge Me- bis position was SEQ miles from Cape
the condition Of the Itasca and the threaten
at Pm day wind Ne fresh IL PM terrible squalls
and high running frequently breaking board; mid
Sc and blew with fury constantly food
ing the decks with water; at AM, sth, gale suddenly
sea- rolling rails under Dec 10
81 S5 lon 81 s fell in with schr Thos Watt Captain Curtis
in sinking condition Sent first officer with boats
esSnw Isd anS % blown TO peees no
but little water board; the exhausted vessel
the decks Under the circumstances took off all hands
Had heavy westerly gales before and after reseung the
BARK CLIO Ger. from Bordeaux before reported ashore
below Wilmington NC got of night of l0 after
charging part OF cargo, with the aid OF tug VIM Nyce.
MINNIE BurLKR (Br) o. Bren. from Halifax Dec -
for Demerera into Barbados the 18th inst totally
dismasted crew all right.
scHR MAGGIE HARrHAS, Small. wrecked Turks Island.
vessel valued about 1000 partly
18th in brig Bogota
ScHR WIZ IL KkENEY Beers at Liverpool an from DEM
reports had heavy weather oil Cape Clear in Sc
the oresa broke which the Of losing the whole
sail
Buckle Island has been hauled of aud towed into
Cranberry Isles Sth inst
HALIFAX Jan 2o-A french brigantine went ashore on
damaged the 18th inst the schr Bertha sadie coal
laden, ashore Langley Island and became total
became total wreck neassydney. The saved
wILMINcroS, NC Jan l9-A 3-nasted schr, the Mary A
Hood and also brig the name OF which could not be
certained both ashore the Big Shoals miles below
the city.
Steamer Raleigh which this port yesterday
for baltimore sustained slight accident by the
blowing of Of piece Of her boiler After the accident the
returned to Smthvie but her injury bDng slight,
again put TO sea yesterday evening.
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
GENERAL JOHN 8. TYLER.

General John Steele Tyler died at his residence in
Boston yesterday morning, aged eighty years He was
Intimately associated with the military affairs OF the
State Of Massachusetts from 1872 and prominently
brought forward in many public celebrations and
events. He also active In State politics, has been
the presiding officer OF several institutions
and societies, and was we'll known IN business
affairs. AS private in the Boston Light Infantry at
the age OF sixteen he aided throwing up inirench
menJs Dorchester Heights in the war Of 1872 and
since that time has filled with honor various offices in
the State militia up to that Of major general General
Tyler chief marshal the Webster funeral, the
Boston water celebration and other important oc
casions He was insurance broker and owned
large estate
His love OF theatrIcals was marked His father,
Royal Tyler wrote II has been said the first American
play performed HIS uncle Colonel John 5. Tyler,
a commander oi the Cadets, conducted the Old
Federal Street Theatre Boston, In 1895, on be-
half OF the stockholders from 4 desire TO
advance the OF the drama rather than
from any hopes of pecuniaTy advantage The General
at time associated amateur manager OF
the fremont Theatre and also Of the directors
of the Boston Theatre for several years General Tyler
for many years identified with the Institution of
masonry. He took his degrees in St. johns Lodge,
received the Chapter degrees IN St Pauls and was an
active member of the Dc Moay Encampment OF Knights
Templar.
The New York herald., 1876-01-21

HAvKH. Jan 2o-Arrived, ship Reunion Baker, New o.
leans; bark Alice Roy CIsr) Mckenzie, Charleston.
Sailed lssh ship Emma dD. veron United States.
Sailed 10th. ships Kentucan Dunbar Southwest Pass;
Fa~n. Cleveland Tybee.
LIvKRrooL. Jan l9Arived ships David Tenney. Avery,
Norfolk Alexandra dus Ahber Pensacola; bark Nancy
Bryson tBr), Duncan Chaeston; schr Foster Rich,
Galveston goth. ships Forest Eagle Hosner New Orleans
Valley Forge. Ames Savannah Importer (Br) Sutherland
Mobiles Agoma (Br), Curry. Charleston; bark Wood
worth tBr Fredsrckson Boston brig carota (p) Echar
vana. Charleston.
Cleared 10th. ship America chataeld New York; barks
Everett Gray. Lorng United States Eliza Aveiina 3r)
Munro do brigJosefa. True. do.
LONDON, Jan 2o-Arrived ship Borneo shaw New York;
bark Geo Henry (Br,. NiclSerson. do
Cleared 10Th. ship Princeton Bradley New York
Arrived at Goth. brigs Daisy MCCARTHY New
York; Orion Ge0. Lubken, Wilmington. NC
LKGHoRS-Arrved. bark Teekalet Tracey New York
MARsRLLEs-Saled, brig Gloria dta), Basie New York
MEsssA-Sailed. Wanderer. for New York.
NEwRY Jan 2O-Arrived brig Freldg Nor), Berg BAltl-
PALRRmo-sailed Maria, for Baltimore.
QUEENSTOWN Jan l9-Anved ship Aquis (Br). Marshall
Victoria vi; brig Fanny tAus). sandre, Phlaaephia
RocHRLLx an ls-Saied bark Anna (Nor), Woh United
States.
Rio JASErRo Jan 2osailed, bark Peter Warwick CBr.
SOUTHAMPTON. Jan 19Sailed bark Henry Qoreigu), Mar
tinussen, Pensacola.
suSDrRLASD. Jan ls-sailed, bark Ellen Dyer. clapp.
New York
TARRAGoSA-Sailed Lalia, for New York
Arrived port in the United Kingdom Jan 10, schr
Maggie Marston Hooper Vera Cruz.
LONDON Jan 2o-Brg Brothers been supplied Deal
with anchors and chains lieu of others lost and has
ceeded Ramsgate. rg Brothers (Br) Smith, sailed
from Wilmington, NC, Dec Is for Antwerpl
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
THE ELEVATED RAILWAY EXTENSION.

meeting Of persons interested in the proposed
tension of the Elevated Railway through Battery
held at the OF the Department of Parks yes
tcrday afternoon Mayor Wickham, his secretary and
all the Commissioners OF Parks present together
with large number OF persons interested In the sub
ject under discussion Mr.. John f. Parsons repre-
senting the property the route to be taken,
but stated that ne had hardly had time
to prepare his arguments in as consecutive
manner he wished and requested further oppor-
tunity 10 be heard Mr.. Simeon +. Church spoke in
favor OF tho extension did also Mr. Burton n Har-
rson who appeared counsel for the Rapid Transit
Commissioners Messrs. Matthew Burns Matthew
Kane and ex-Assemblyman Luke +. Cozzens opposed
the scheme at considerable length and at the conclu
sion OF their remarks the meeting adjourned until
Emmett will address the Commissioners and property
owners
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Jan 2n-Arived, bark Sarah Cam CBr) Ei-
dridge Philadelphia.
ALcASrK, Jan ARRIVED, brig Prince lie Boo (Br. Hat
field, New York.
BRisroL Jan l9-Arrved ship Fair Wind CBr), Rawle,
Pensacola 10th, barks Architect Br). Williams Charles
Pomona Cor, Bohm. Philadelphia
BARCELONA. Jan TAuived briggs Augelita (Sp), Pages
Savannah Saio tspl. Arimen Charleston.
DEAL. Jan 2o-Arrived, ship Hecanosga (Br), johnson
New York for London bark Gers Rossni. savan-
nah for Bremen.
FALSoUrH. Jan 2OArrivcd barks Enrique Arg) fAyson
Galveston; Floriaa swc). Anderson Mobile.
Arrived in the Channel 18th. bark Wilhelm Bateman
Ger, Noack, Philadelphia for Hamburg.
GEEoA-Sailed, barks Rosna Bruno dtaD, New YORK
Hope tNOr). stoesen Galveston; Az tNoD. New Orleans
HUtL, Jan 2oAuivsd, brig River Queen tBr, Faltoh'
New York.
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

arrived at the Everett House yesterday from Buffalo.
''Fates and Furies Is the formidable title OF new
romantlc drama which Mr.. c. B. Densmore has written
Sor Mr. George NJ. Ciprico.
Tonight Mr.. W. c. Conklin will receive n benefit at
fhc Lyceum Theatre, and Saturday the entertaining
season Of French opera Will close
This evening there will be given at the Academy OF
Music dramatic and musical entertainment aid OF
the Columbia College boathouse fund
Miss Anna Dickinson is to sail for the West Indies
FOR the good OF ner health and her appearance at tho
Fifth Avenue Theatre Is therefore, indefinitely post
poned
The ST. Peters Literary Union win give grand mu-
Bica and dramatic entertainment on the evenings Of
ihe 2oth and 27th inst, in ST. Peters Hail. Barclay
ktreet
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPICE oP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPrcER,
WAsuISGTos, Jan. 2l-1 A NJ

WAR DEPARTMENT
oBVIcE oP THE CHIEF SIGNAL oFPrcER,
WASHINGTON, jan 2l-1 A NJ
Probabilities.
For New England, the Middle States and lower lakes
clear partly cloudy and slightly colder weather. with
southwest to northwest winds and stationary slowly
rising barometer
For the South Atlantic and. Gulf States clear or
fair weather. easterly to southery winds and slight
changes in temperature or barometer during the day,
followed by colder weather. northery to eastery winds
and rising barometer in the Gulf States.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, decidedly colder
and clear fair weather, with northerly to easery
winds and rising barometer.
For the upper lakes the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri valleys partly cloudy clear and colder
weather. with northwest to northeast winds and rising
barometer east OF the Missouri Valley
The Lower Ohio and Central Mississippi rivers will
rise slowly.
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
A MYSTERIOUS CASE.

Early last evening Barney Lynch, Of No. 246 Ninth
avenue, found UNCONSCIOUS with fractured skull,
in Broadway, near Fifty-frst street. He conveyed
home by citizens, who notified the police. DR.. Dunkin
pronounced him a critical condition Captain Ward
took immediate steps to ascertain how Lynch
wounded. Some OF the residents in the neighborhood
stated that he had been kicked bv horse but further
inquiry showed that he had been in q fight with
In the early OF the afternoon in saloon
on Fify first street. and that of them swore he
would get even with Lynch. 1t was the opinion of his
friends that he wayaid and beaten by the SAID
Lynch had not recovered consciousness at md
night 80 that information could be gained from
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
EVERY BONE IN HIS BODY BROKEN.

Al half past ten o'clock yesterday morning a sad ac
cident occurred IN the moulding and planning mill cor
ner Of Twenty-thrd street and Ninth avenue by which
ME Charles Blake, aged twenty-four, mAchinist, was
fatally injured By some as yet unknown he
was caught In the betting, whired thirty around
the shait when he fell TO the door a crushed and
bleeding mass An ambulance from Believe Hospital
was immediately summoned. but the unfortunate man
died while bong placed In the wagon. An examination
showed that nearly every bone in his body was broken
Coroner hckhOn granted permission have the body
removed lOr burial An INQUEST Will be held to-day.
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
THOMAS SYMPHONY REnEARsAI.

THOMAS SYMPHONY REHEARSAL.
When 5000 people 20 to steinway Hall, as was the
Ease yesterday, and attracted only by the name Of
Beethoven, the musical intelligence Of the New York
public is shown In its brightest light And yet there
were only three works in the programme. But what
works and what interpreters The rst and last sy m
phonies OF Beethoven and that wonderful concerto Tor
violin and orchestra, opus Gl, in which Mr. Jaeobsohn
showed that In Thomas orchestra there
are many virtuosi OF eminence, con-
suuted tho bill The ninth symphony was,
OF course the most attractive element In the concert
When the seating and may also say standing capa
city Of large hail like that of Stenway IS taxed 10 the
extreme then the success financial and artistic, OF this
pioneer of music be regarded as hrmy established
In the metropolis OF America The concert taxes place
on Saturday night and q more fascinating bill has
never been offered TO tho music loving public Of this
great city.
The New York herald., 1876-01-21

ps-NoTIcR TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT CT NEW YORK AT NfGHT-The NEw YORK
HxRAI adopted distinguishing Coston night signal tor
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing green red changing from the other
succession and be several miles distant Cap
seeing this signal viii oblige by
pairing any they may have or the Ship News
Department Of the HERALD.
aPersons dcsrous Of communicating with vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing
OF HERALD YACHT pier No East River. New York
received from all Ofths world and promptly do
Ivered Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
FIRE IN A CHURCH FAIR.

Between two aud three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Gre broke out in the Catholic school hall attached
the Church OF Our Lady OF the Valley. Orange Valley
N j., OF which Father Walsh is pastor ladies' fancy
fair was being held the hail. and all the valuable art-
cles mostly Gins from the pastors friends IN New
York exhibited the tables were entirely destroyed
The greatest sympathy Is iet BY every member OF the
community for the reverend pastor for the sad occur
renee The hall insured in the Hanover Company,
of
The New York herald., 1876-01-21

shin Anro Saxon Br, from Cardiff Singapore Noy 2.
sutts for IonSoD SI ~ IS s. dags on iosS lac Ion p
snip s.sAhsisR Br pom E@pgoGs S 05 from Singapore for
90 sss Es;s De- g oT s' g. SST ss s'si
gale lasting hours. lost Quarter boat lost %%p s m davs
with corice to McAndrew Co passed Gibraltar
Brg Alice Cof Baltimore, Young Rio Janeiro SO DAYS
with coffee Amsnck Coz vessel 10 Pendergast Bros
north Of atseras with strong NV gales Dec S. lat g
"a 30 spoke ship Mcclellan hence for Valparaiso Nth
logwood to Murray. Jr.
rene venesnsIa5 rs DAYS o With eoeosnuts to Fdrede
vessel 70 Doape Gott Jan 8 lat p ls lon 6s 30 mad
brig ousco Brl. from Port -au.Platt for
Marc ls days with ogwOod and coffee Murray Jr Jan
at $50 AM experienced tremendous heavy sgnal on
decks with lost entire deckOad also burs, b and
Il blew se~ers gale from NJ by attended with fearful
sea; hast ~ hours north Of Ilatteras -
days with fruit to Tamie Lhu CO.. vessel to Wen
schr Avon Cof windsor Ns, King Turks Islands Jan g
with salttoJ q Robinson; vessel to W Bertaux.
Ksy wss. Jan 70 With Sasses &c s~ to Howell CO.
sehr Annie Bliss smons, New Orleans IS davs with mo
asses to Livingstone 4 Co; vessel to Parsons Loud
naSa 70 order Vss to Srbs
schr George Paulane. Adams. Virginia
schr K Rankin. Hail. Georgetown DC
Hs-Schr Perry. from Havana. which arrived 10th
SG S%y & w1 %y' m 1G1S IN e g Cape lap %
part Of ships boat which had evidently not been long in
the water.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Electra. Young Providence for New York.
schr Madawaska Maid, Mcqueen, Grand Menan for New
York
schr Adriana. Bailey. Thomaston for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eleanora johnson. New York for Portland
schr o Acken Meade New York for Stamford.
Schr X A Forsyth Hobbie New York for Stamford.
Schr John Rankin. Miller, New York for Thomaston
Schr White Rock. La1erty, New YORK for Southport
Schr Charley Woolsey. Ellis New York for New Haven
Sclr Highlander Wood. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Nellie Lamper, Port Johnson for Lynn
Schr s Tyler Hart Hoboken for Providence
Schr Starlight, Allen. New York for Calais.
Schr Lucan Ives, Mills. Philadelphia for Providence
Schr A Woodw lrd, Woodward New York for Boston
Schr J Clark Northrup. Weehawke for Boston
Schr Mott Haven, Collins. New York for Calais.
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
EDWARD S. STOKES.
THE WRIT OF HKBEAs CORPUS DKNHD-zow
THE CONVICT RECEIVED THE NEWS

THE CONVICT RECEIVED THE NEWS
Judge Barrett yesterday rendered his decision refus
ing to grant the writ OF habeas corpus applied for on
behalf Of Edward Stokes He gives as his reasons
the non-verncaton of the petition that he Is confined
in prison by virtue Of final judgment Of competent
tribunal and that at most he has only shown apenai
servtude OF three years
THE BROOKLYN APPLICATION DENIED.
Mr.. Charles W. Brooke, counsel for Edward s.
Stokes appeared before Justice Pratt in the Kings
County Supreme Court Circuit, Brooklyn, yesterday
afternoon, and make application Tor writ OF habeas
corpus in behalf OF his client Stokes The petition
upon which the application was made was similar to
the one read before Judge Barrett In New York IL
claimed that Stokes Is entitled to allowance for ten
months Of the time he confined in the Tombs
The Court denied the motion and said that the appca
ton should have been made In the county where the
relaor is imprisoned and that the petition showed no
reason why the application was not made in that DIS
tricL
The New York herald., 1876-01-21
WEALTH OF NEW JE1tsEY.

REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE OF THE
LEGISLATURE on THE VALUATION OF PROP
ERrY.
TRENTON JAN 90 1875
The Finance Committee OF the Legislature, consisting
of Senators Potts Schultze and Hendrckson who
appointed undcr direction OF resolution of February
TO- 1885, report such changes in the tax system
may desirable, have prepared report which sets
forth the following statistics OF the valuation of real
and personal property taxable in the State for the
years 1866 and 1875
The New York herald., 1876-01-21

Merchants shipping and shipmastcrs informed
that by elegraphng tho uKRALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No 80 Fleet street. London"
Paris oice, addressing Bennett G Avenue Opera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European
Eastern ports OF American aud all foreign trading
with the United States the will DO eabled
country free OF charge.
captains arriving at and sailing French and Medi.
ports will dnd the ocs economical
and expeditions FOR telegraphng news