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DIED.

BAKER-At Montcloir. N. J.. December 20, Charles 4.
Baker. aged AZ years.
services Wednesday, December bis
Deuce Montclar at o'clock.
Carriages waiting depot
12i0 tram from NewYofk on Delaware Laekawan and
Western Railroad.
Barnard Maron Of tho five Pou.s House OF Industry
formerly II Nantucket. Mass, aged ~ years
Funeral chapel OF the Institution Isl Wortast
rnursda,, nj 8 o'cloex y. NJ
GRFGORY-On Monday. at Midnight Louisa wife OF Walter
H. Gregory and daughter Of " a. and Amelia Rogers Of
this city.
Relatives respectfully invited attend the funeral
from the ADthon Memorial Chaoh. 4sths. be-
tween 9th and 7th.aves. Wednesday, at D.
InterneDs at Crosswcks ". J.
HICKS-At brooklyn, seventh day evening 18th month.
18TH Mary daughter OF Benjamin aud Martha Heks In the
10th year ~ her age
Funeral at Friends eerns House. westbury. L. ith
day. Z2d INST, at IL am.
Ralsii---- aud friends inytsad
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THE OKLAHOMA COLONISTS.

CALDWELL, Kan, Dec. 21.-Colonel r. j.
Dodge who has been in command AT intOnment Post,
ninety miles southwest OF tins place. arrived last
ing on his way to Washington. He expressed himsel
as decidedly IN favor OF The opening of Oklahoma TO
He denies the report hat he said hc would
turn the Indians the settlers. He SAID the Indians
might turn on settlers II they tried force their
way IN against the military.
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Affections of the Liver, Bilious Disorders,
Sick Headache, &C. thoroughly cured by Dr. Jaynes
Sanative Pills. Acting general laxative, they
move all Irritating and fecal matter from the bowels,
gradually change the vtated secreous OF the stomach
and liver, and restore organs to healthy condi
ti1
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REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Republican Central Committee held ii

meeting for the year. Republican Hail. last even
ing. Joel W. Mason. of the Executive Committee re-
ported the complexion OF Organization IN the IweIh
Ward, The resolution, adopted al tho
last meeting, calling Oh the state Committee 20 reOrgan-
Ice tue XXfId Assembly District was rescnied
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THE Pennsylvania sENAToRsHp.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Dec. 21.-A caucus OF
the Republican Of the Legislature from AIieg
heny County tonight. una nmou,ly determined to pre-
the name Henry W. aver for United states SEN
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ELECTION AT MERIDEN. CONN.

MERIDEN, Conn, Dec. 21.-In the municipal
election day, George r. Curtis, Republican. was
reelected Mayor by 36l majority. OF the fifteen mem
bers OF the Council elected, thirteen are Republicans
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M1RRIED.

ALLEN-DESILVER-On December 10. by tho Rev. c.
George Curre D. Vanderbilt Allen and Edith, daughter OF
IN. late Frank DcSlver
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday morning. De-
cember Is 1880 BY tho Rev Charles @ 1ifinY Of Zion
Il. Church, Charles E. Blumenha, NJ D., to q.
I.ottimer, both OF tIis city.
MURRAY-BABRB-on Monday December %. at Ply
mouth Church, by the Rev. Henry Ward beecher Jennie
daughter William Barre William Murray, all OF Brook
Ign.
al notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,cih faH
name and address
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SEEKING 70 CL0SE BUSINESS.

Boston, Dec. 21.-At special meeting of
the directors of the Mechanics Mutual Insurance Com
pany this noOn it decided to recommend to the
holders close the business Of the company and
To rensure its outstanding policies.
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A man in Warren County. Kentucky, driy

an OF team that belonged 10 intemperate man.
and that got used stopping for him at soOns mat
now when passing saloon, the animals Will not move
until their ne In TO get drink. He doesn't
care for the liquor he says but j. obliged to drink to get
bis team along. lie bss refused $1,000 ior the oxen
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
NEw.ORIEANs Dec 2ICeared, Buteshire Liverpool
Algiers, New York.
The Passes-Arrlved str st Olaf Newport
PORTLAND. Dec 2l-Arryed. str Toronto. Liverpool.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec 2lsalel sts CITY OF New York. for
sydney Auckland; Belize for Hong Kong
Attention Is Invited to n Very
Large Assortment OF
FIyE GOLD SCARF PINS
"a number OF
HOWARD & Co.
5th-avo. and goth ST.
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Hospital saturday and sunday,

METHODS OF CONTRIBUTING:
Through tae collections in the churches SUNDAY Decef
Der %.
Through committees Of Exchanges and Of the
Trade ORGANIZATIONS
Through subscription lists numbered and counersgned
by the Secretary in the hands tie Of different
hOSpit is aud Others
by money sent Mr.. Charles Laner assistant
treasurer, No. 26 nassau ST.
Through a Matinee benefit at Wallack's Theatre.
Through The collection boxes tie Terri railroad depots
hotels club houses stluiants az all the principal druggists.
vision.
Dreierrng make their gifts any particular hos
pial designate them.
Contributors. earnestly solicited 20 give
the which wl be divided me plan adopted
the Hospital saturday sunday As ISOLATION according
the charity and the needs Il each among the hosp
tails uBiDg IN tAis movement, ~hifn are As 10 lows;
Luke's Hospital. New. York lnhrm ny for Women and
SINAI Hospital 81 Nays Free Hos ,ital
Children Presbyterian Hospital Orhopedlc Hospital X ose-
Hospital NeN.IOrk Eye and Ear 1uhrmary, German
Hospital Manhattan Eve and car Hospital Yer Hos
ptal NewYork Ophthalmtc HOSPITAL hahnen ran Hospital.
Institution fer Relief OF kuptured and Crippe House OF
Rest for Con Woi1ans H0sDI,s Home for Incur
ablps, Nursery aud Childs iOspita.
TO make sHeh distribution His Honor the
Mayor of SewiOrk, the PIT 81 tent OF rho
Chsai Commerce the Rev Thomas H. d. aud
Nessrs Frederlck Henry T. Peew. aud Oliver II.
Palmer. GEO. MAcCULLoCH MILLER, President
GI.O. BAKER, ecretary.
New.York, Dec. II, 1880.
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Latexine cures Whoopng COugh sore Throat and an
(ouUns psice
rn-l ID Irr Narlce.


nails SATU RD Y. Deem.
Der 25 $3.50 Will close n tns oiies TUESDAY as a.
NJ for Europe Dy steamship Afizyna Queenstown
WEDN rs DAY. at 6:3J n for Europe. DS steamship
Gaa eenstoyn cOrre sDonlence for france must DO
spet aadTesseil. $50 tor France direct BY
steamship Labrador Hayre: THURSDAY, at M.
europe. BY steamship Celtic wa Queenstown lecnc-
spondepce for Germany specially
dresseu); $50 tor Europe BY steamship sueyA
via Pivn0utn CherDoarg ana Hamburg on SATURDAY,
III, Tor EuroDe, Dy steamship city OF Chester VIA
Queenstown correspondence and scotland
be- speedily adiressstl: a. SEQ ad direct,
BY steamship AachOTa. GLASGOW and at 10 for Dell
giu a III ect by steamship Waes md Antwerp aud
10 Europe b. steamship nOniu VIA southampton
Fne mails Denmark. sweden and NORWAY
dispatched Hamburg bremen steamers only The
. asDnwal south Pacific leave New ~ ORR Do-
eemher 22 The ayti leave Newl0rx DECEMBER
~. The mails Jamaica. Savana SC, eave New York
December The o Havana and Mexico leave
York December % Te for Vcuezusia Curacao
leave New YORK DeceDber The mails for CHINA aad
Lamar leave san FrInesco January Thc mails for
uana &C.. eays francisco January 10.
MES. PosCmAstsr
po.t osee Nex.yory Deccmher y.
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Christmas

9Ol and 3O6 Mnlberry.st.
SATURDAY, December % divine service 1880 a. m
DIN NER , p. N.
Will the friends OF ST BarDsbas remember the Christi
dinner for poor children they did the Ihinks
Will they also bring send gfts OF gOd
goodi s. garments e. the CHRIS rChILD, IN the per-
these representatives 10 be distributed from tae
Christ trees o the house and Sund school II So
pie direct TO SISTER Ellen the Rev. &. T. WOOD
U r. superintendent New-York Protestant Episcopal city
Mission society.
Henry A. Daniels W. d.. Ia LeSnstonave. near 2sth-ss
Hours. TO aud 70 l.
-. Ii Onl
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Juecldl Nurlce5
Christmns AppeaI for Poor Children.

"a Br-Hyatt's a Life Baisam-"A D" for
RHEUAArISM, sCROFULA DYSPEPSIA and diseases
impurty the blood. certain curative. HYATFs,
2i6 Grsnd.st. New.YoTk, and all druggists.
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diagram show. the oaomea variations IN this ey e snth Of
midnight TlerreguAr white line represents the @ atoms
BY
tie temperature indicated by she thermometer HUI
Pharmacy lls Broadway
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c. /. BRACE. Secretary
10 Esst ith-st. New York.
WORK IF THE YEAR.

There were during the past year I'm Our six Lodging
Houses boys aud girls 20232T meals aud
IsO,527 applied In he ~ Daya and EVEN
1861 cudren, were taught AMI patty
fed clothed (40n472 war meas we're supp iedl 3.Dt
sent hOm maialy the " est 2aof were
aided with foo medione through the sick CnilGrens
NILSSON 3,Sl Children enjoyed benefits OF the sea
side me (averagng about 20) per week. 53l girls have
instructed The use of the sew machine IN the Grs
Lodging House the Industrial schools. tn re haye
been 7 3 orphans 10 igBg Houses to6 O6 have
deposited the Pen Banks Total number
uuner charge OF tine Society dunng the year. 2975,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-22

The bitter winter coming carly,
Will hearted of the thousands OF To eh
dTep in ewYOfk HON ar ften Hess. with ut
beiter the ami frost ha clad aud bare
looted In cellars or ttcs. growing
reach out ninds OF silent
appeal many this country whom Providence has
blessed, aid ask for aId ami sympathy.
WHO wi help he Oh tLDkEN'S AID SOCIETY to make
CHRIrNAs happier 10 these unto tunate htte onc' inc
best Christmas nftls a HOME. 80, .
FIFTY DOLI,A, Is will send three HON eas children u
homes IN the country ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS will ut
10 barefOote Ittle boys or girl On w DRIED
DOLLARS will give 100 hungry children boo meal Tor
month.
surely those who have homes friends and every comfort
vii feeling th9t they have made
happier q the homeless en1less orphan.
December 1881. G. l. BRACE secretary,
ChIdren's Aid Society. 10 East fthst, NeS-York
aud DO sent % the Cen ri
ONCE 10 4-sL New York viii be called Tor II ths
address be forwarded
Donations of money incloed either n the nnaer'
signed II they are Post Once orders tney eau
he made paw % the Gearge Zoe. Trainer
NJ. A.. BOOTH. PRECEDENT
Thru National sank. 20 Nassau'sr
GEOhGE :. COE. Treasurer.
American Exchange National sank. 1873 Broaaway.
c. /. BRACE. Secretary
10 Esst 4th-st. New-Y York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-21

REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

TIE NEW REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CoMMIrTEE-A TEN
PoRARY ORGANIZATION TFFECTED-A DISCUS
SION OVER CONTESTED STATS - THE YOUNG
MINIS REPUBLICAN CLUB.
Renublican Hall was filled last evening by
the members OF the Republican Central Committee aud
others If being the first meeting OF The committee for
the wear 1880 1t was known that there were CON
tests IN al least three OF the districts ana
that the question OF the recognition OF Motifs
Fedsarn or A. j. Ditienhoefer chairman OF the Ger
oap Republican Central Committee. and by reason OF
holding that Office member OF The Republican
Central Committee was also likely to come up. tenn
norary organization effected by the choice OF Joe
" Mason as chairman and Scion b. Smith as secretary
John d. lawson moved that committee OF Ave be
onnopted TO which all protests or contests should be
referred Isaac Dayt ton wished 10 know from whom
the nrotests came. The chairman was about
m give the information when Mr. Brady
moved to suspend the reading This called forth
n long discussion. Finally Charles . spencer
nroposed 10 amend by first asccrianing from what dis
trets the contests and protests came Sheridan Shook
,noved that the roll be called He wished to know who
we're entitled 10 vote. The chairman ruled that mem
hers whose seats were had the right to vote
an all questions except that relating to their
own seats Tue Secretary read protests from the lld
XVIII and kid Districts against awarding seals To
the sitting members from those districts commnni-
cation WAS also read setting forth that Senator George
H. Forster mad been chosen as the representative from
Kngsbridge.
II was resolved that the Committee OF Five
on Contested Seats should report at the next
meeting who were entitled 10 seats. Inc chairman
named on this committee john d. lawson OF the vim
District T. Newens, Of the lVth Distnct X g. mcCOid
OF the WIN District, b. SINFUL oi the AAtH Dstc''
aud Morris FriedsaIn. of the Aid District.
The Younr MEMS Republican club held n meeting at
the room of the association last evening for the pu
nose of eiectng officers for the ensuing year Jus
ice (Iedncy presided. The report Of the Finance
tommittee showed a slight excess OF expenses over
recepts While the teers were counting the votes Tor
n,cers Jns;ee edney addressed the club. The telers
finally announced the following officers bad been
elecsed the lrst ballot
Presdent-Frcd. q. Gedney.
Vice Prsside nts-Horace Russell Charles Z. Sanders,
John III. Wood.
RseQrding Secretdry-Alned B. Price.
CoTfcsp0Qdiag Secretdiy-Cnarles l.. Conner.
Trfos,trcT-Siepben NJ. Wright.
Various committeeman were also chosen,
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THE DEMOCRATIC MISTAKE.

OPINIONS OF GALUsHA A. GROW ON THE ACiioN
OF DEMOCRATS IN SUSTAINING THE MAINE
FRAUD.
"The Democrats have made a characteristic
mistake in sust aiming the Maine conspiracy said the
Hon Galusna A Grow to TRIBUNE representative re-
Gently "Their attitude is in harmony, however WIN
their general ideas of government. They want loosely
organzeJ government with no final arb.ter to settle
Gsnutes bel ween different branches questions OF TIE
validity of powers assumed by the Executive or Legs
laures that when there is any htch III Tue WerhihE
of the machinery the whole thing will go into chaos
They claim that the Supreme Court III Maine hau ho
right TO determine whether body pretending to be
Legislature legal Legislature or not; but II 'heir
position was Governor might give cerllca'es
TO twenty-five men, aud those twenty-five could Voie
whom they pleased INTO the vacant seats Inc bogus
body thus constituted could 90 on eiecllng lhe S'''o
officers and making laws and there would be no way 10
right the wrong and constitute the legislative body
from the legally elected members. Such position is
absurd. Ii would reduce State Governments 10 sue
cession of nspracies and cOup-dtfaS There must dc
some way Of holding Governors and Legislatures amen
able to constitutions aud laws or Ihe ngn's oi tue o
NAV ar any time b. overthrow"
Mr. Grow said that the Maine affair would he an ad
d,tionl siimuus to the discussion of The poweIs and
construction of the state and General Governments
which be ginning 10 be feature OF the tlne' E'ery
third generation, he said, has 10 GO over anew the
whole question of the primary principles OF govern
ment. Unu alter MOnrOc's administration tue people
~ III IYnifed states we're occupied with discussing The
Constitution and the respective functions and duties
STATE ana Nation Then an era OF economic anu
financial Issues Then we had abnormal period,
caused by the necessity Of getting RIA OF the eNh o.
slavery After the questions growing our OF slaNoI1 anu
the war had bccn measuraby DISPOSED or we REQUIRED
TO financial issues, and now having settled theh ny
resumption. are. Think gong bhck 10 oFtInau S
the old questions concerning goVe nucisI powers VI
course tuese VIII be discussed III the lght OF he pro
gress of last half century but hey VIII be SUP
sfantantiay the questions which the FedeTallsts
end auFederaliss OF the Old times carried on ther
contentious. one party will MAINTAIN, rs old the
FederaIists strong central Government Is nece
sary and the other Will take the ground occupied by
Jefferson his followers, that the people are Wise
enough and vlrtuous enough to get along with very
little government and that little OF rather loose
character"
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cAI.ENnAI,s THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CuAMBKGs- Donohus j.. Court opens q
g; u.s. Sc g. 81 So 81 100 100 loe 10 iii ia 5 10
i2s 49, l49 l4i l4s l5l l52 l6l 1866 40 eo 1856 ZIO
~ azSsA iEi.-Days ard Brady Barrett H.
25Ot 1896 25 23s $40. 2i2 l6O 1871 1885, ZIG. 2SS. 2S'
SPECIAL TEaM-Iawrence, Court opens At 1890 m
DcmurrersNos s. So Law and t9c,IS9s Se9' Ss5 y
i5S iS0 ISL i6S TO- S1l 3.G $77 ssi Ss5. Sse $sI.
Jss 359 l75 S39 2s6 SJ5, 26l lbs OIL 49, Sv'' 4oo
S 5CoqLt opens at 1929 ;9sS ss7
1855 i224 $50 1852 2.62 1855 1851 1885, 1865 i'iS
gP,R R Van Worst Court opens 1890 mNos.
s7J Ssl. NO 2s l735 5Q3 Lot $50 az 1924 i3 3
1865 1867 l16S 9oS, 1916 699g, 1893
PAN III-AdlOurncd uuti January -
SGfERiog COtNr-aENERAl TERN Adjourned until tho
first Monday in rebInars c.n.. ~ Gallon.
dar called at II a. Ie.-Hos ~. A, 81 81 . .,,,
m.|Case on. No l0si.-Hayemeyer sgt Havemeyer. Nc
Gay , SSsP III and iIr-Aa,ournea for the term
COMMON PtaAs-G GENERAL IERM-Adioarned until the hrst
SFEciAi rxSX|J T. DAY. j. Court opens at II
No Go ~ rER,l-Adlourned unln January 9e
TA TaRMPAGr Ivan hoesen J0c9ar. opens a. i,.n
m s siSs $50 V i i5 9 Se 700 ii4 'o iD''
MGaiSE GoUEr GrSFRSL TEnMA ,JouIned un'il Jan 90
Nos lao 9sl7 go l4l. 1898, $40, $751; 4l4 6SS $780,
6g3 g+ 0SS S9S % court oreus at 10 mxos 1926
go Ss6 BIC $3.50 S27o 4O74 S2o5, 1885, 1885, 1852, s4s
PAR IiEGoepp Jcours opens o. 10 NO. 500 1889
$500 1872 59i 1881, 400 2955 @ S291, j. SOi' 0S' oee
sRssIOgs-PART l-GldeT seeve.Jihe Feope ass
Alexis CLUE John Corners David Murphy robbery Patrick
Dnnnhne sOdomy Thomas Douglass feODious assault ana
battery Annie Moore William HaIIs hehX Anans Sal
uel Mason, Henry Dow Crane 'ascnn ,nrSs WaisS
msdemeaHor. 49,, ,,.. ,..no. shannon usr,v
r. Agine JOHN Hughes, Dayid Buckley f0eoeiy Daaei
Pear,ion Charlotte Wilson, feOnous assault an, bettery
nenTy Nc can James TAYLOR EDWARD Vaughn burglary
Christophp shelter. attempt 10 rape Ellen Mauron gab
p.trick r0ghan Joseph Collins, aiceny IoR tho
n"rson Mary Dudley. receiving stolen goods ,,. q,
tINrrtD STATES DISTRICT COUITIN AphikALIi-.n
Nos I5n l5l l25 ia lO5. us. 10 0 lL6 LOB 100 lD
III 100 1875 H. 100 LIS, l2l ~ 3a 49, Ia z-e ~o
2ji i2g'a 50 240. 23G. 2j5 SO. liz. rs. 6J
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sHERIFF BRENNAN,s BILLS.
DECISION or HE COMMON PLEAS, GENERAL TERM
on AN APPEAL.

DECISION or HE COMMON PLEAS, GENERAL TERM,
on AN APPEAL.
The late Matthew 7. Brennan while Sheriff,
submitted 10 the Board Of Supervisors a bill FOR
S52s6s SO for conveying prisoners to JAIL reporting
convictions to the Secretary Of State aud FOR 0t1er ser
vices rendered during the nine months ending with Sep
tembor 1872 The Supervisors allowed the bill, but the
Controller refused 80 pay II on the ground that most o.
the charges were for services not performed When r
Brennan brought suit for the amount in the Court OF
Common Fcls the City set mp the counter claim that IN
tho bills audited by the Board Of Appointment aad
Maid for the quarters ending March 81 and December 81
ISL improper and excessive charges TO the amount OF
SiO5si % we're made The jury gave averdict against
tbe plalut and for the defendant Of S33,6l3 49, Ap-
neal WAS made TO the General Term by the paintn, and
Yesterday a decision, written by ChiefJusiice Day ana
concurred in hy the associate Judges banded down
n "a held that the action OF the two Boards IN auditing
The hs IL conclusive aud cannot be opened Tor review
vcept i'm the case OF fraud. The Court fluids, however
mat fraud was pructscd in the plaintiffs bills; hat the
charge, IN many Instances were excessive, ana the
ounfs of the counter claims wOnld tOgetheiWlth m
tcrpst bring the result not far from the llrys verdict
I(ut seme amounts allowed rs counter claims were ar
dIted Cor services actually performed, ana these
n,,nted 10 about 100000. The Court therefore con-
cudes: II the Corporation Counsel feels authorized
10 remit which the defendants have rec0F-
erred upon their cOluter claim We could, aud In my
cuniou should confirm the judgment TO The extent that
ne ploDin was not entitled 10 recover anything IN
mis- action or II not there should he a new trllL
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NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The Secretary Of the
Navy issued general order to-day announcing the
death at Martinsburg West Virginia. on the 18th inst
Of Rear-Admral Cornelius X. Stribng, the senior OIL
cor on the retired list of the Navy The order recites
length the Official career OF the admiral and the yalu
able services rendered by him. ana directs that on tho
after the receipt OF the the flags of the navy
Yards &c shall be displayed at haimast. and that
thirteen minute guns shall be fired at noon fron the
navy yards and stations iagshps aud vessels acting
sugly.
ChiefEngineer Peter A. Rearick has been ordered to
the receiving ship Franklin at Norfolk ChlefEngineer
George W. Sensner has been detached from the Frank
lin and placed on waiting orders. Acknowledgements
Henry r. Cleaver has reported his return home having
the Trenton and has been placed on
watipg orders. Commander Silas Casey has been
ordered TO command the Wyoming, European station.
Commander John c. Watson has been detached from
.he Wyoming on the TepOrtDg OF ns relief and ordered
to retfrn nome The United states Trainingshp Con-
stltution at Fort Royal Bay, Martinique, West
Indies, December %
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CIVIL NOTES.

Walter l.. Livingston, who is cOntesting for
the Kings County surrogateshp yesterday served upon
Surrogate Daley notice Of motion 10 be made before
the Court Appeals next Tuesday 10 amend the remit
titur of Judgment 10 provide Tor the restitution OF
the office Livingston during the tendency OF the
new tiia granted by that Court
Matthew J. Rooney, charged with having
sold counterfeit trade dollars, again tried In the
United States Circuit Court yesterday, the jury having
disagreed at the last term of the Curt The evidence
against MIN that OF man VINO admitted th8t lie
ana that he had perured himself To sageR friend nom
conviction. Judge Benedict Instructed the jury To dis
regard testimony. The jury came into Court with
verdict of acqut after an absence OF over TWO hours
Judge BlatchiOrd yesterday handed down a
decision in the suit brought by Scbuyer's steam Tow
Boat Line Company against General John Newton
min General Newton deposiing dredgings In the
cast channel OF The Hudson River between Barren Island
and New Baltimore, abOufOurteen miles below Albany
tabisned It's right 10 preliminary tniunctlOu, ana
that the evidence shows that when the work IL com
beted the navigation Of tho river will be improved the
temporary injunction was dissolved.
Judge Wallace yesterday ordered decree
for the Keystone Bridge Company IN It's suit against
lanes IT, Brtton, treasurer the Illinois and St. Louis
Bridge Company. for which the plaintiff built bridge
over the Mississippi st. Louis. The Illinois Bridge
Comprry gave note for SOL $40 % to its own order
payable ten months after date the Bank OF Commerce
NewYork. The treasurer had not the iunds 10 meet tue
and he keystone Bridge Company knew tue TACT
IL was arranged however. that the defendant should
receive the tolls Of bridge for the purpose Tho
treasurer then Endorsed on the note the words FUNDS
for the payment of this note st maturity nave been
placed In my hands trustee On this the bridge was
handed over 10 the Illinois Company The note was
| not paid ut maturity ana this suit resulted